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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09

st. Jacobs Oil cures Rheumatism. st. ia.
cobs Oil cures Neuralgia.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09

1t takes more or less of crank to be real
good at anything. Washington Qs.) Dem
ocrat.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09

Piso's Cure cured me Of a Throat and
Lung trouble of three years stsndng.--E.
Cady, Illumination. Ind. Nov. u. 1894.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09

St. Jacobs Oil Cures Lumbago. St. Jacobs
Oil cures Soiatica.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09

St. Jacobs Oil cures Backache. st. Jacobs
Oil cures Muscular Aches.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09

The president of gas company naturally
has light income.-Chicago Daily News.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if IL fails to cure. 25c.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09

The trouble with so many people is they
know so much that does them no good
Washington Ua.) Democrat.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-09
COMFORTING WORDS TO WOMEN.
Pinlham's
raj: it is charming.

Woman's natural; Charming.
physician is
osb The whole truth be told Mrs Pnham she
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
Sic SnuaiisYiQ in Grfnhr

Nai6ington, .. g., 25. San,
Die gefiirpOrter Der 5anati28iQ i'm
Senat IinO be3iigIi9 Der 4usf9ten
bsrielben fe6r GngitIi9 geporben, ba
lie gang in Den 6intergrunb geordngt
lit. llnb ba6ei berrI6en auF 6apaii
un6dlt6are 3uItGnoe bes sSnterregz
nums, pie aus Der 1peben in 8aIbz
ington eingstrOffensn @ntI8eioung Des
O6ergeri9ts Der SnieI, bs3igli8 Der
&6ineIsn ginpunberung, erIi6tlid
lit. 9ds 9eri6t erflGrt Ii6 nGmlif
in Der bsfagten @ntT6efbung etnfad
nod ni9t fir competent, @eieBe Der
Ser. Staaten burd5ufiibren. S6eini
70 bic f9Ieunige Qnnabme Der 9anaii=
Bin ge6ptsn, 10 lit iie bod feinespega
por ie6r energi14er Oppoiition fi9er
oo berf6ieoeraGendtoren ni6t e6er FIJI
fir 6atpaii>@eIeBe eintrcten mDdten
qls bis bic @erbdltniiIe auf gubd
9prto g1ico uno ben 99ilippinen enb.
eiiltig geregslt iinb. bu man beFiir6-
tef, baB iOt6e @efsBe als nPrdceoer5.
GGlle" an2eIe6en per6eR t0nntsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
QlbreiIe Der gbilippinenzGnmmiIfion

Nep : 0Ort, 25. Sun. - 9rdIiz
bent s. g. S6urmun bon Der @prneaz
lIrioeriitGt uno 9roFeiIpr .. s. Worz
ceitsr BON Der llntperittGt ppn W}i6iz
gun, bic beiben ni6t i'm 8unoespiente
ItG9enoan Mitglieber Der 96ilippinen@
@pmmiTiipn, paren geitern in bieIiger
StaOt uno reiItan um 57 ll6r 46enOs
BON 6ier db, um ii9 mtttels Der candotz
I4sn Qacific 8a6n rad 9anoouDer
gu 6sge6en, bon ND Iie Der 9dmpFer
n@mpreB Of Sapan" nu4 Song Song
bringan pirb. 8on bort perben Iie
uHber5iigIi9 na9 Mdnilu reiien uno
nit Qomiral Oetpen uno 9enerdl
Otis, pel8e betanntli3 s6,nFaG5Q}it>
glieber Der GOmmiIitOn linO, 8uIam>
mentreten. S6erit g5urleS 9srbp,
bos finite W1itglieo Der GOmmiHion,
Der peqen Der Mlger unterIuhungss
@ommiIIion nod bier i'm 9unoe 81I@
riidgebalten fpirb, tpirb ben 5erren To-
bul0 als m0gIi8 na9 N}anila nda@
folgen. Die Srgdnifrung Der @omz
miIIipn FpirD crit bort erfpldsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
GtrurrzGummifiGr srutt pirn Snn'
bcssSenatur.

GbQrGetpn, SO. 3d., %. San,
Die @eieBqe6ung BON 0sIt z8irginien
ertpd6lte beute oenRepu6lifaner Scott,
oeuenpGrtigen 8unbes SLsuerz
G0mmiFGr, gum 8unOe5 SenatOr.
f0as 9ReIultat Der Ql6itimmung mar:
Scott 48, N&c8rap 46, 8Off l. Die
Q(nfinDigung erregte itiirmiIden SUI
be( unter BEN Republifanern. Betos
Qartsien in Der 2egislatEr 9aben Elm
lld6greinfommen 6inIi8tli9 Der ifpez
benben @ubl GprteI tie er3ielt, mel
DIES ben Republitanern cine 0Saiorltdt
BON bret Stimmen bet gemeinI4aftltz
der NGIttmmung giebt.
9fat6un Bah Scott tpur6e 1842 in
@uern7epzgourtp, o., geboren, ma4ts
BEN 8iirgertrieg nit uno lieB 7i9 nah
bemTel6an in Wbeeling, @. z8a., rtee
Der, ND er in 0ierIte Der yGentral
8Ias @p." trut uro 6o(o 9rdIiOent
berIel6er puroe. Gr lit isitbem
StdatsTenator Il. O}itglieo bes repu6z
lttaniI6en Natipral Gpmite's getDe>
fen. 9rGiibent W}cRinIeD ernannte
i'm gum 0ante fir bic 9ienIte, pelde
er in Der IeBter 9rG1iDentIt1ftssGoma
pugne letitete, gum Steuer>Gommifdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26

suFin0tl, p6 2l8ujnaloo uno Tein An=
tar, nit eirem amerjtaniIh1n pro
tst.orat init S<.6Ito3rna,tung 3uTriez
oeu ijro.
o4uBer6o16 bsr@rtn3tr
6trGibi!tjotion.
9trItn, %. 3onuor. - pie
oTFi3i0Ie ,Rcrooautite 2lagamttne
2eitun9 iaqt in elmer 9efpr3aung Der
0}aorjoar Meloung, Dap 29uinarOo
Die 6reilafung Der IpanE6an 9eFan.
oenen auf Den 8biI:ppjn5n oapou dbz
6Gr5iq made, Dap Spanitn Die Pbiz
I;ppiren Rspu5Iit dnertenue unO nit
o;sIsr elm 8inCriB eingeE2, unO Der
peitarenUls.Oung, Dab 48uir1IoO pom
@atitau bic 2lnsrtennun3 Der Ph'Ipz
pingn R5pu6lit 0srtange:
Die Gs0in9un5en, peIhe Dje 6j.iz
p5nos fiir Die 6raiIaFung Der ipuniz
if.a @tTangeren, unter peI6en IiA
6rcusu uno ainD;r bafincen, fslIen,
Ijno Dem inlsrmaiioualtn Reht un6sz
tarnt, unp DE 6ij6rer Der 5ugdleU bds
Cen lid bamjt, e5 ToQH bsnn Die Qle,s
Dung auf eirem DjBp,ritGnOniB berus
ben, aubertaIb Der 9r&n3en Der gi0iz
ljiatiOn geitelt."
% G d N} }ar5Lo 6sorbert.
8uf6tnQtpr, 25. 2gangur. -
0dS p, rS9uldre Srfant5rje aegjs
ment, relta& in Sort Groot, g}ebr.,
qarniIon;rt III, CAT oeH gsiebl er6aIz
ten, Ii6 fir oen 25marih nah San
Frar2isco am 27 B. DIS. bereit 5l
fo.ien. Das Gsgtmcnt nitO nit bem
Sran5pprtoampfgr nObjo" no4 W}a=
Mia Qaher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
9(nsIirEsrunnshrrtrnn rrlpidlen.

W a I btng to n, .. =, %. SaI!;.
Der 2tuslieferungsbertrag MI
Mertto iIt felt geItern i'm @inflang NIL
Der &iinOigunq Seiten5 Der msrita[IlIr. ! i
i9en Regterung erloI4en. 8liidllf2r
DeiTe 6efinben ii6 3ur 3ett nur ieqt
penise Suiti3FlU4tlinge in bsIosH Iti'
2Gn6srn, urio es ftnD beretts S9rEfies
gum QCGIfluFs zines neasn ger!rd9s
i'm @arls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26

HU4I'!IleHe OcNSeH'
8af6ington, D. g., 25. San.
9as &rieg8geri9t, psl6es einberufsn
lpurbe, um ben Observation-Disclosures
@agan pegen Ieiner 8eleioigung oss
Generals 03iles por Der @lger9Goms
miIiior gu prO8eTiirsn, trat 6eute unter
Dem @orIibe bss 8eneraImajors 8esz
leb Wsrritt i'm ,G6bittz6ouie" 3uiamz
men unb erDffnste feline 8er6anoIurz
gen. @eneral @ogan sri4ien IN BE-
qlaituna YeineS Qnnaltas, 6rn. u. Q.
Bortbington, friiesren 8unbcsz0i=
Itrittsanpaltes fir Den 9tItrttt 90
Ium6ia, pprouf bic WitgIieDer bs&
8rieg5geri9ts 6esioigt UNI Der 8eTeRl
CUR @inbsrufung beg 9eri6ts unO Die
9lnfluoen ne5It ben Spe5ifi3irung'n
berls1en purosn. 8anerol Gdgdn anti
portete perneineno auf bic BON 0sm
Suoge 9loppcate an I'm geriatete5rage.
o6 ct @inpunb gegen trgeno Elm N(itz
glisO bes &riegsgert4t3 gu erbeben
piinI4e.
@eneral @a9un plaioirte rni6tI6uI=
big" 6e3iigIi4 aller segen t3n er3obenen
2lntlugen, ertldrte ieOOG 3uglei4, er
Eeitreite niGt, bic ibm in pen Spe3ift=
3irungsn CUR 2ait gslegte Spraae gez
fiibrt, refp. ben @ererul Uliles eInen
2iigner eenannt gu baben.
Ra6Oem Der SuDge QODotdt' ben
San bur6 cine tur3e 2(nTpruAe eroff<
net bate, argumentirts 2tnpaIt 8Ort4=
ington gu @unIten feines 8lienten.
Inter Qlnoersm ertlGrte er, 9enerdl
@agan t0une i9on osSbdlb ni4t fir
feline 2leuBsrungsn perantportl.6 gee
baltan per0sn, neil Der 9rdIi0ent ipez
8iell alien bpr Der Qll8erzSommtiiion
erT6einenben 3eugen Smmunitdt 3rs
geIi6ert babe. Serner lei 81 beoenten,
oaB @sneroG U}iles ungefd6r orei Woz
den Dor Dem 8eneral gagan por Der
QIger GommiTIipn erI6ienen lei uno
babel Te6r ernite Qntlagen gegen @agan
er6o6en babe. @r babe benIel6en ni4t
nur Der ltnfG6igteit unD gtu4ldiIigteit
ge8ie6en, ionoern t6n audi geraOe3u be-
I6ulbigt, ben Soloaten giftige8 5leif4
geliefert 5u baben, oeTen 8enuB Den
Sob pieIer SoIbaten CUR 6olge ge5abt
ba6e. @agan 6abe gIet4 Ourauf ben
&riegsIsfretGr aufgeforbert, @ntlagtn
gegen MlilegI gu er6e6en, alein Setrez
tar @lger babe Dies unter 9inpeiiung
duF bic pom 9rGiibenten ben 3eugen
garuntirte SmumnitGt fir unm0gli4
ertlGrt unb oargslsgt, baB U&iles ni6t
fir ieine bpr Der Gommiiiion geFii4rte
Spr09e perantportli4 gebalten tperz
ben t0nne. 0Ar9 oa8 alsbann BON Der
9reFe gegea t6n er6p6ene @eI6rei faIt
CUR @er3neiflung getrieben, babe
@agan ulsDann 6et ieinem 8erb0r Dor
Der @DmuiIIion cine ettpas Itorte
Spra9e gefii6rt, unb tein sere6ter
Men19 t0nne ibm Dies unter DEN 1ms
ItGnDan berOenten.
Ra6 elmer tur3sn Pau1e, nelfe elm
trat, I'm ben Wlitglieoern Oes 8erj6ts
@elsgen6eit gu ss6en, Dem 9rdiioenten
N}c&inlep i6re Nufpdrtun9 i'm r0ete
ben 6uufe" gu MAIDEN, puroe baS
3eugerper66r er0ffnet unb 0tajor 9.
6. N2iQs eri6sn ais eriter 3eUge. Der
Iel6e lit 9rototoufiibrer Der 4lgerz
@ommiTIiOn unD ma4te @usfagen
ii6er bic betreffenben AeuBerun9en
@oqun's. ltrtar 2lnOerem 6e3eu9te er.
baB @ugan 606it aufgeregt 1dten,
nGbrenb er oerGommiiiiDn iein i4rtfte
li6as 3sugniB DoriaS. 9eneralmajor
Gpof, elm W}itgIieO Der Qlger|@ommli~
Tipn, beitGtigte bic Qu81agen Oes Dor=
bsrgebenDen 3eugen,
I'm 2 l16r pertagts Ii6 Oas &rie9s=
geri8t bis morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
Gin neues @erb0r bc5 6 a.
nitGns NrRhfMa-

Qpnpon, %. San. - 8te benz
oDailD 9elegrop9" aus @opeure 95=
nelOet miro, iinO neus Snitruttioner
einqetroffen, DrspTp5 ijber Die Nusiaz
osn 8raF G7tarGd5D's, Die bort eingins
9er, gu per60ren. 2n 6o!8e oeiien
ba9o6 Tia Der Stadt5 : Proturdtor
nab Der 5euTsl5 SrIel. Q8ie osrz
Iel6e iagf, BAT er 6euntrogt uno bean=
tru9t rod, DuB oan 9repfus Die !Riitz
tebr nab 6roatreicb geitottet nerOe,
On bic 8eartportung Der geitellt2n
7Frage per 8abel ungemein iapierig
Ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26

6aus eine 9aufe Big ll6r 2(6enb5
md6te,
Sn Der Q(Elno SiBurg irurbe Die
9ebQtte ii6er bic Tfr;fenpe 8orlage
fDrtQeIebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
bcrihafft ininrtiar 9imOernna

gtotr Ropffucl tgli0rdu; ootr a,rDoics RDpib,bl.
Sabnibmrt %, 3auafgi. 9bsumatismg, 0aita
Bc6, ebmcrIcu uuD S6ud6c in Ridcu. otm Rids
graf O0tr BEN 9iereu, geidptrDcu in Der 9sbTg,s
otnO, SeituftatH, Qniap.auHa Der celnfs uns
sdmsrleu itOc 2lrt i5afft bic gppIiIation ron
aaODao's 8caoD 8cIicf ioiortiae Grsiatcruno. uHO
otHcu fort9ci,gtcr gtbrau5 ,iuja, IGqe lang bts
B,riitligt cine ptrmaucutt 6,iluug.
Gs btbsbt iofort Die auaIsuOu Sdm,utH, Ijuo,rt
Die Gutsuuouug uuo tugirt GouacfiOueu. Oh Oi,'
iclbcu nun BON BEN 9uuQe1 Otm Wugsn Giu0ts
tDciOcn, on0trta 2rJi,u OOcr ben S9IumbdutsH
btrribrtu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
9(ppetitlUiigfctr,
Wii9ranc,
ltnncroaultcbfcit,
&iliDiitlt,
9cbcrbcid idliuerSeli,
GOSpcpiIc.

@OIifdnbigt gtrOauuHs Diro bss
psrftcliQt our1 GaoDaD's QiuH. 3H Gol3t ibrtr
ontibtIioicH GigtHituit,u tmulirsg fs bic
gcbtr bel 9l6iou0truug Der Baae uHb osrsu 4badHg
3uti bis pier rcgeu raid bic Ibdtigis Der Stbrr al
ur1 btfreicu ben EatieuteH BON 0ititH gci9DcrbtH.
sine opsr Juci pou 8loDaD's giuu, tGqttb pom
Seutn qeuommeu, Delbt biIjoisu Sbmcrjtu unttrs
porftn fuD uu0 btrsu gsbtr Hidt ribtg iuuttionrt,
baten bas Suhsm in iejHfr 8taeimaBigitit unb
fbsru cine qeiuUbt gsroauUHa.
gsraut qeorudtc Gtbraubs1uptiiuHd auf itotr
S6ldlttl; - Gents pro Sba5tt. 81 babcn bii
alien Ipo,5:ttrH.
8aOpa7& g o.. gsBsgori
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
Gagan's Pro3rR.

0us 8riegsgrif,t tritt in @aI9in9ton
5uiammsn. - Gr0ffnun3s : Arz
gument oe5 2(ngetlogten. - 8er=
nOmmene 3eugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
gBnIo4TN in ieincu pErfdbieeeneu sore
NHkW&NtRet mcn aebeiIt unb perbntet .
- nn1unp'a
40 S1tuen,

rein 5eqstubiliih, milo uuo Juouldifa. Srno,H
CUR poufduOiQcu gcr01uuuq, tomblctcr Nbiorptiou
mn tiutr qsiunoeu 8cQtm0Bigtsit Der 6uuttioHsu
Ocs R5rpcrs bel. Gistlbeu bebcbm ale StoruH9tn
cts UIageus, Der 4c5cr GiHgcpci0r, RtrtH, gldis
unD Decentralization.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
8NOmND'5
3eooO 3eCicf
beilt unO bcrbiitet

GrfdItungen, SuileH, eutiuueetsu 5als, Sn-
fIUenia. Sroncbits pueumpuia, Rbeus
matismus, gleuralgie. SOpirUeb, 3abn'
Deb, Afbma une 2ItbsmuOtb.
Ggf furtrt bic btfttOftH E d msr'
SEN in cJHtJ bis iiUoujIa WtIuutcu Nlsmuuo
brlubt cine StHDs, uaUDCm CT oeic guuonu gts
leisH, 2 d mcrJtu u5u Lei iOcu.
Suutrli6 Gin halber bis Gin GAMER
Sbstlofftl ooa in ciHtm Glus gpdf,r turrt in
r5cnigcH Dliuutcu gtbibm,Beur Rrdmpit, lauren
WageH, Sblafloiiatcit, Dliqrdus Siurrb0s, S9I
isuttrt, Rolf, &labuugeU uHO ale iuHsrl4,H St'
i9usrOm.
gg0I01,in in ieinen usridbieesnen SUr'
|VtN%"%S~ mcu gebetIt uub Derbutet
Gs ,rifirt feline Dltbiliu Der gBclt, D,lb, iJrb,r
uuo @chitliitbT HnD ale auDertn mGlardSu,
bili0icn uHO auOcre JitbtrTi3ciHuHQsH 70 RAID,
iuie GuOioap'5 8cuOp Rtlief i'm g,rtiu
NIT R G b m ps 2 lille fUrrt.
RciitUDs iouten itets cine ylaidlc BON Rdbnop
Hfaog 9teliti nit ib iibrtu Surge Gropitn in
g9aTtr Ucrbiitcu Grontbcit ootr llHpdBlibieit in
9fOlgs gerduDeruug 0t5 g8aTers. &c If btitr, as
Der irau3DFibs graubD oosr bic btttrtu 4iauturt,
Ucl6t ais 5timuluuttcu qcbrOutt DtyDtu
9rsis 30 Gents pro Glaibs. 81 babea bel a1a
QpOtbetsru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
Sin N} obr5ber 8(utt G6er
hie SnhLhnR

~ ~ - " - y ;"
N}abrio, 25. Sunuar. - syn Dem
6eraits tur3 ernG6rtsr geTtrigsn 2(rtjz
tel Oss .Sy1yparciaL", in psl6am be-
6uuptaF puroe, Die 2lmerjfuner Teien
ieBt su Der gyfanntniB i6rer unfdGjgz
felt getommen, nit ben 3rIurgenten
ouf Ger SSnIel Qu3on uEo zen 8:5cu9d5
fertiq gu perben t.iBt es r2itcr: Die
Tilipinps IeI6It Iinb gu Der 2trIi4t &C.
fDmmen, DuB Die Gneritlner Ols 3iel
perfot8en, Tie 81 tDranniIiren mO aus
3u6eugn, ME Is bic SPlnier ME gez
than 6a62n. Dix 2(mlr;tlnsr 6edblihz
t;atsn QnFan35 rus, i6re U&a6tFpbdrs
au8T6(isBliG ij6sr Die pi2.jgsn 6dFea
au83u5rei!an, iie Iiao inbsTI2n 6:rsits
gu Der lle6sr5augung gelangt, olB cine
Iotfe geI1rdntur5 p;rtungs.os IeIn
niilos. S;e Edttan anbuugrrO mi. cen
sSuiurgen.eg 5u tdmpfeu, un0 Die 2eB=
tGren piirr:n Den Q(msr;tdnsrn balD
Den 8uraus MAIDEN, bgml Die 6iIipi=
ms 6dtter nift MN &ugsln, Ioncern
aud Den 8ort6eil oes &Iinas un0 ben
Der enormen Soften, pelts aus per@iz
faire Den Qneritunern erpa6jeH Diirs
ben, auf i9rer Seita. Dies ertldrt ben
DunI6 WnIE;n8tpn's, 5uarf Oen5r.1z
ber5 @ertrag r1tifi3irt 3u erba.ten
uno oann 8erbarbIungen nit ben &az
balen 6iifrerp gu srDffHen, um aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26
8albt8e Gntl6eibun9.
9lm 6. Se6rEar miro abgeitimmt'
gcnat arncbntigt GDrman'S Sorz
id1las sur GrleSisun9 SeS Sries
SenSpcrtra9S nit Spanien.

0e6atte i'm ReprdTsn>
tantenEoufe ii6sr bic Bill CUR 8ez
urganiIofion Der grree. = Der
8epu6litaner ,SO6rI0n it6t eins
ffionungsloTe &ritit gt8en bic Gr=
panIipn5 poIitit bes 9rdfiosn=
ten. - Seine Partei 8enpf1en
per6liiFft. - Gr0ffnurg be5
trie8sgsri6tIi4en 8erfabrens ses
Qen ben 9eneraI Snten0anten
Gagan. - Die Sottit Der 9ert6eiz
bigung, - Stouer gomnliiIdr
@cott gum 8unOeS = Scnator fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-26

prir3 guItao r0.5isanfaus nit M1Fz
fen8spalt gu erreif.n DjTtn. Prjn5
8at1D lit i'm Sabre 1858 s.toren.
Seine @sma5tin lit 9rtr3eIiin &it=
lori1 ppn 8acan, Rira isfr b:Iia6to D1=
NE, Die an Der Spibe uuer po9lt2dtl=
gen 8ertgur8er ts6t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-11
A SUGGESTION.

To the Editor of the Register.
Sir.- am of the opinion that the
course of some Democrats are pursu-
ing towards Admiral Dewey, in reial
ton to the Presidency, is an unwise
one. Admiral Dewey will never con-
sent to be candidate for President,
except that he should be unanimously
and spontaneously called upon by a ma
tional convention something not at all
liable to happen. He occupies much
the same position that General Grant
did at the close of the war, belonging
definitely to no party, and yet admired
by both the great political organiza-
tons. In 1868 there was considerable
Democratic pressure in favor of Gen
eral Grant as candidate, and the re-
suit was the Republicans were forced
TO nominate him. This might again
happen in 1900, with Admiral Dewey.
Why not let things take their natural
course in this matter?
DEMOCRAT.
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Apropos of the yacht races-or rath-
er, attempts at yacht races--a good
many land lubbers, naturally confused
by nautical terms, want to know wha.
a spinnaker is-the thing the yachtme1
are always taking in and putting out
while in the throes of a race. To be
sure, there are other terms, appearing
in the Geographic reports, which worry
the landsman not little, but spin
maker appears to be the worst of the
lot For the information of the masses
it may be said that ''spinnaker" is
jib-headed racing sail, carried by rae
ing yacht On the side opposite the main
sail as an auxiliary means of catching
the wind when ii is light, and is some
what of the same nature as a studdin'
sale on a full square rugged ship. Ii
the yacht is sailing nearly before the
wind, with the main sail boom over TO
the right the "spinnaker'' would be set
on the. left or opposite side, giving in
creased sail area and the momentum
of an air current which would other
wise go by without benefit.
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head nurse IN the City Hospital at

head nurse IN the City Hospital at
Newark
The physicians who attended the
meeting of the Eastern Ohio Medical
Society at Steubenyille yesterday were
much pleased with the address Of DR..
Kinsman, Of Columbus. on inflamma-
ton.
Miss Ella Worley is the guest of Miss
Ada Corbett, of the Third ward.
Allan Brandenburg, of Flushing, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. ]. S. Lock-
wood, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Holland enter
tanned about thirty young people Mon
day evening in honor of the eighth
birthday of their daughter, Norman.
The young hostess was the recipient of
number of handsome presents from
ner young friends. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
j. D. Van Law is clerking temporar-
lily at Gates drug store in Benwood.
Thos. Selby, the expressman, is sick.
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On THE ROAD.


Republican Campaign Song.
Oh, the administration going round.
And the bands begun to play,
While the Presidents ear is close to the
ground
For warnings of lection day
The old White House is closed up tight,
For the governments now on wheels.
Preparing itself for the Waterloo fight
To come ere it takes to its heels.
The administration has taken to flight
And is scurrying over the land.
Alert for the victory not yet in sight
With many drum and band.
The rear platform is overworked
AS they tell of their deeds of war
OF villages sacked and Liberty wrecked
On far-off foreign shore.
The government all is a-wheel again
And speeding over the land,
With shout and cheer and red-fre flame
That the people may understand.
Sing Hol for the cohorts of Hanna. brave
As they rally to rescue Our Bill
What matters the bloodshed over the wave
While we've Hanna and Bill with US
still?
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THE HANGING OF SHEP CALDWELL AT
MOUNDSVILLE
the Editor of the Register.

To the Editor of the Register
Sir:-The festivities, or rather or
gies, at the State penitentiary early
Tuesday morning were digrace to the
State and common decency.
Our laws provide for private execu-
tons. Instead of following this inten-
tion of the statute, the present warden
CONSTITUTES this law to mean something
different. Instead of privacy and sol
emnity, it seems that this execution
savored much OF a personal entertain
ment given by the warden. 1t seems
that the doors of the institution were
thrown open to all his friends who de-
sired admission, who after witnessing
this grewsome exhibition at the dead
hour of night-this extinguishment of
wretched human life. with It's spas
modic commissions and contortions-a
hideous exhibition, repugnant to all
sentiments of refinement-this multi
tude of favored guests then retired from
the CHASTITY chamber of death TO in
dulge in the hilarity of midnight ban
quet.
Where can we find more conspicu-
Gus example Of moral degeneracy?
Hanging is perhaps the most barbar-
Gus method of execution now prevalent.
Better electrocution. and better still,
the lefha1 chamber thar chfeld tho y,oor
victim from the impertinent presence
and morbid, open mouthed curiosity of
the executioner's friends.
If Warden Hawk believes in this sort
of thing hanging and banquets-per-
nit us TO suggest to him, that at the
next execution he throw the doors wide
open and invite all those persons to at
tend who take pleasure and interest In
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aNorHER MURDER MYSTERY.

New York city has another murder
mystery on hand which promises to
rival the Pearl Bryan case at Cincin-
natl and the Guldensuppe tragedy at
New York.
Last Saturday the lower portion of a
woman's body was found on West Sew
enteenth street, in New York, and the
upper portion of the left leg in the
North river. off West Thirteenth street.
About both fragments were wrapped
portions Of newspapers bearing vari-
Gus dates, from September oath to Oc-
tober 5th, and the crime was probably
committed October 9Th. The fragments
have been carefully examined by ex
pert medical authority, and they have
figured out that the woman was be-
of age, tall, of beautiful form, fair COM
plexion, with brown hair This is
about all they have deduced, and one
hundred detectives working on the case
for several days, have evolved very lit
tie of value except that the newspapers
covering the parts of the body joined
perfectly when placed together, and
that they and the Irvine with which
they were bound bore traces of coal
dust, indicating that the murder was
committed, or at least the body dis
membered, in a coal cellar or coal yard
That the fragments of the body, tied
up in paper, were transported by street
car towards the river is evidenced by
conductor No. 9S5, of the Columbus
avenue cable road, who noticed two
men get on his car at Warren street
with three packages, bearing on the
outside marks of blood, and he made a
note of the fact in his memorandum
book. These men got ON the car at
Warren street ana left at Thirteenth
street and went east. A fragment of
the body was afterwards found on this
street On one of the fragments of
newspaper was stamped the mark "16
c." which is expected to be very i'm
portant clue. Altogether it is a very
pretty murder mystery of a particu-
larly gruesome sort.
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ulation is extending the glad hand to
the strangers. They are more than
welcome, and a good time is promised.
The parades. drills and evolutions will
be watched with interest by tens of
thousands. our home lodges will pro-
vide such entertainments as BELTS
the occasion, and week of profitable
discussion to the Grand Lodge and Of
fraternal mingling together of the
rank and file is assured.
Sir knights, the city of Wheeling
extends welcome. The town is
yours.