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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-01
W0men's Hosiery and Underwear.

and Underwear that are worth a half more than they will cost to-day. WOmen's Vests-Women' fine Jersey rib- bed shaped cotton Vests, in white, low neck, no sleeves, silk edge and tape at neck and shoulder; worth 25c. I2Hc. ca. Women's Fancy Hose-Fancy tops in stripes and solid colors with black boots. AL ways sold at 2sc.
 For Saturday only 7c. pr. For the Your toilet table requires To;Ia4 generous and comfortable Table, suppiy hiS g u Ill Ill .
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The Girl in the Gallery.

Whenever the eagle glance OF Speaker
Reed wanders to 4 certain part In the
members private gallery during n ses-
sion of the house 4 pretty girl smiles
and whispers. '1There-he sees me-" as
she throws n kiss from the tip Of one
finger and bushes with delight and
pride. Then she waits until the time
of adjournment and the speaker has
hardly time to struggle into his great
coat and reach the gallery door before
she flies to his arms. "Oh. papa" she
says, ut IS SO splendid. All the girls
envy me. But why didn't you let those
poor men talk when they wanted to?
1t seemed so impolite when they were
all standing tip there at the same time"
But he Is done with why's" for the day
and so he just smiles and tucks her
hand under his arm and escorts her
back to the Shoreham, where the fam
lily stay when they come to Washington
for the season. And she doesn't mind
In the least to have her question un-
answered. She will ask 1t again when
he has more timc.-Troy Times.
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Philadelphia Press: She had kissed
the baby for the last time until she re-
turned, and then kissed him again. She
had carefully locked every door in the
house and all the windows. She had
turned the gas to the exact point at
which it was to be left until her return.
She attended to the crate and warned
Bridget not to NEEDLE with 1t for fear
of fire. She had explained to the maid
the use OF the burglar alarm and fire
alarm and pollceman's whistle. She
had put the cat and dog in the cellar
and had wrapped q newspaper around
the canary's cage. And then she was
ready.
She locked the inside door and tried
It, Then she locked the outside door
and tried 1t. Then she opened the out
side door and tried the inside door
again. Then she locked the outside
door again, tried It. and then started.
They had proceeded two streets and
her husband had just begun to con-
graduate himself that she really was
ready when she suddenly stopped.
John" she said, II must go back
and tell Bridget to be sure and not
wake the baby up unless he wakes him
self"
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PoINTEDhY PESsED.-

The real proof Of the pudding Is in
the dlgesting.
When q man fails he tries to make
a virtue OF necessity.
The poker-playing physician Is sure
OF an occasional call.
Truth is mighty: but fortunately n
lot OF II can be suppressed.
A progressive st. Louis woman uses
the telephone in making social calls.
Two heads may be better than one.
but one foot is sometimes better than
two.
Life Is but an empty dream'--espec-
Tally to the poet who goes to bed sup
PEERLESS.
BE not wise in Your own conceit. and
never mistake the concelt of others for
wisdom.
When you hear one woman speak OF
another MS being just her age the
chances are she isn't.
There must be warmth in the sparkle
OF diamond. a glove Is seldom worn
on u jcwelcd hand.
Some people walt until they are re-
quested to do things, and some wait
until they are requested not TO.
The man who Keeps an eye on the
line separating obstinacy from indie
pendence will save himself lot Of
trouble.
a scientist says monkeys can be
taught to talk. OF course they can, but
what the world needs Is someone who
Will teach them not to.-Chicago Daily
NeWs
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partisan statement OF the situation from
the state treasurer. published in yester-
days Intelligencer.

partisan statement OF the situation from
the state treasurer. published In yester-
days Intelligencer.
1t is very weak In the Register to
charge as "a factor in the Increase in
appropriations, the political scheming
Of the Republican majority in the SEN
ate which blocked the work Of the legls-
lature until the session was half gone"
1t Is inconsistent with It's heretofore
claim that the Democratic house was
transactlng business right along.
The appropriation bills were prepared
by the committees Of the two houses,
one having Democratic majority and
the other Republican majority. Dis
agreements on items were settled by
conference committees. composed OF
Democrats and Republicans. The re-
sponsibllity for the appropriations is
therefore equal. There was no partisan
politics about It. 1t would be unjust to
look at 1t in any other way. The bill
would not have been defeated on the
final vote. but for fear of an extended
session" II any Democrat voted
against his conscience on SO flimsy q
pretext he was unworthy to represent
his constituency. Both regular commit
tees and the conference committee
scaled down the appropriations for pub
lie institutions to the smallest possible
amount. Both houses adopted the re.
port. both are equally responsible.
There is no partisan point to be made.
Treasurer Kendall elects no politics into
his frank statement Of the situation. It
Is n business question which both par.
ties can profit by studying. The com.
mittces of the two houses, and the mem.
bers as well. had every opportunity to
know what was In the state fund, Chey
did know 1t, In facD, and the annual
amount OF the revenues. They also
knew the amount that was being appro-
priated. And that Is all there Is in it.
The administration will endeavor to
make ends meet in the absence of pro-
vision by the legislature. Let us all
hope It will succeed. Let the Register
be just enough, not to garble Treas
urer KcndaIl's statement. but to publish
1t for the public information. and let it
be known that party politics had moth
Ing to do with the point that approprla-
lions will exceed the income. The bills
l,,,1 4,
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IsEELEcrIoNs oE a BAcHEI.on.

Most people never stop to think that
the best way to keep out Of divorce Is
not to get married.
When n woman thinks her husband
could not live without her. 1t Is for the
same reason that n sick baby could not
live without nurse.
Successful marriage depends on how
much each oncscan make the other be-
lieve he or she is giving up for the other
without really giving up anything.
1t Is hard for woman to preserve
her ideals when her husband refuses
to water the petunias because he is in
q hurry to keep business engagement.
II n man stays ont until o'clock in
the morning and tells mis- wife he was
catching up work in his office, so they
can take little trip some day, she will
believe him; II he is five minutes late
to dinner and tells her 1t Is because
he went n block out of his way to put
one of her friends on car. she Is sus-
picious right away.-Ncw York Press.
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Anew York Papers Break.

The regular correspondent at
Washington of the New York Press
sends. under date of Sunday, special
concerning Senator Faulkner. which
seems TO have no basis. and is unneces.
sary sensational, and not calculated to
comfort the feelings of his many per-
sonal friends in this and other states.
The special relates that the serious
Illness Is announced Of another mem
Der Of the joint high commission, to ad-
Just questions between Canada and the
United States, which has already lost
two of its most distinguished MEM
bers." 1t then proceeds to state that
former Senator Faulkner, of West
Virginia. member Of the commission,
who has been In Florida for several
weeks started north few days ago.
His condition grew so much worse that
he was taken from the train in Thomas
Vile. Georgia. The reports which reach
his friends Of his condition are serious"
The correspondent then goes out OF
his way to state that fatality seems to
attend the members of the commission
Lord Hcrschell having died last week),
and 1t is understood that some of Sena-
tor Faulkner's friends have become
really supcrstitious over the affair, and
have expressed a wish that the senator
should leave the commission"
This is = way some Of the correspon-
dents OF the metropolitan press have OF
building up dispatch to give It extra
ordinary news value. 1t Is proper to
state in this connection that Senator
Faulkner has not been in Florida for
several weeks recently, but has been In
in the legislation, so far as we know.
Only last Thursday he introduced in the
senate Col. McGraw's petition protest.
Ing against the seating of Senator-ecct
cd u Washington special giving Mr..
Fiuikncr's future programme, his term
In the senate having expired. He will
locate in New York City, 1t is under
stood. and the New York papers guilty
of such publications rs the one referred
to will have opportunities to get ac-
quainted with him. As to his connec-
ton with the commission. his selection
was an honor conferred upon West Vr-
: ginla, and there are no superstItions re-
gardIng any personal danger attached
TO his membership. In his new field OF
work the good wishes of West Virginia
will follow Mr.. Faulkner. and ali will
hope that he may be blessed with long
and nrOSncrOnH life
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
i. J. CHENEY e co. Props, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known Il.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lievc him perfectly honorable In all bus
mess transactions. and financially able
TO carry out any obligation made by
their firm,
WEST & TRUAN, Wholesale Drug
gists Toledo. ohio.
WALDfNG, Tt1NNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price,
I5c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, MARCH 8, 1880.
Adhesive Victory.

The news from the Philippines this
morning portends an early cessation OF
hostillties there. The attack made by
General Otis on Aguinaldo's forces
about Manila was In the nature Of de-
clsive action. for there was an utter
routing of the insurgents. who We're
scattered and disorganized and literally
driven away. 1t was the beginning OF
the complete crushing of the power OF
the Filipino dictator, and the freeing OF
the deluded followers from the influence
of his deception. The end Is in sight
The engagement, which was one of the
most effective yet participated in by the
American troops at Manila. was with
out loss on the American side. but one
soldier being wounded-a member OF 4
Nebraska regiment.
1t is unfortunate that the situation in
the Philippines IS as 1t Is. il Is not the
fault of the natives themselves. but OF
their leadership which has brought
about present conditions. and the
sooner the forces of Aguinaldo, who
broke every pledge he ever made, vio-
lated sacred treaties and sacrificed his
people only to satisfy his own personal
ambitions, are scattered and hopelessly
disorganized, the sooner they will yield
TO the inevitable, and come to realize
that their hope of peace, protection.
\ Co.
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The "RcsnonsibIIIty" for II.

Commenting on the unprecedented
appropriations by the legislature, which
will render before the end of two years
a deficit In the state fund. without pro-
viding for increased revenues. the Reg
lister attempts to hold the Republican
party and the administration RESPONSE
bic and to make some weak partisan
capital OF the matter. We invite II COM
parison OF the Registers vague and
strained apology" for the Democrats
OF The legislature who voted for The ap-
preparation bills, with the fair. nom
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All Around big Man,

Washington Post: Among the West
Firginians now visiting the capital is
the portly and stalwart newspaper man,
f. Fl. Flynn, Of the Spencer Record.
Mr.. Flynn is among the "big" men, po-
litically as we'll as physically. and has
largely aided in turning his section Of
the state from n Democratic majority
into Republican majority Of his own
liking. and OF which he is living real
ity. He seems to be even prospecting
In his relentless warfare against the
cause of Democracy. Mr.. Flynn comes
from the Fourth Congressional district,
and Is one of the biggest fighters in his
section OF the state
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There Is an unusual sadness con-
nected with the death OF the
little daughter of Rudyard Kip
ling. in the fact that 1t came at Il
time when his own serious condition
made 1t necessary to withhold from him
the knowledge of his aIliciion. and that
the beginning Of the Illness of the child
was colncident with his own. and OF a
similar nature. The sympathy for the
famous author and poet Is not confined
to his immediate friends. 1t Is general
in two countries.
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The new United States naval station
to be located at San Juan Porto Rico,
will be one of the utmost Importance to
this country rs the key to the situn-
ton when the Nicaragua canal Is con-
structed. The key to good health Is
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs. 1t guards
the digestive organs from attacks OF In.
digestion. blliousness and constipation,
Just the same rs the new naval station
at San Juan will ward off attacks upon
this country by foreign foes.
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The statement said to come from the
President to the effect that an army of
$4,000 will do for present purposes ought
to be sufficient to demonstrate to the
"antl-imperialistic" prophets that he
does not desire an Imperial army
force" and that they have yet n great
deal to lcarn-one of which is to be n
little more fair in their estimation of
the Executive and In advance discus
slons concerning his intentions.
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ll3S, lI4O and Il42 Market ST.
PASSING PLEAsANTRIEs.

II understand old Gotroz made his
fortune out Of simple invention" mo.
out Of n simple inventor.
lis Journal.
Miss Beautlgirl = Doesn't n mans
love?" Aunt Broadhead-"Yes. She
generally has more money."-Pucls.
Friend-"Well, you look happy; bus
iness picking up?" Druggist tteheerIly}
Rather. just put up prescription
for the plumber who thawed out nv
water pipes last month" = Brooklyn
Life.
what? Flzzlewig n lawyer? Has
he the face to set himself up In that
business?" Yes, he has. And II he
had the head to back It up he'd make
the best lawyer in this town."-Chicago
Tribune.
Bill-"They tried to get kaleidoscope
pictures of the actress when she was
writing stage letter." Gill-"How did
1t turn out?" Failure. She wrote too
fast for the machine to follow her..
Yonkers Statesman.
From Woman's Standpolnt-He-"I
should think theosophy would repel the
average woman" She-"And why,
pray?" He-"Well. a person may know
what theosophy is without being able
to tell anybody else."-Puck.
A scientist says: 'If the earth were
Aattened out the sea would be two
miles deep all over the world" II any
man Is caught flattening out the earth
Shoot him on the spot. A great many
of US can't swim.-Tit-Blts.
"Algeron. l forgive you!" Darling,
how generousi" sobbed the contrite
husband. altogether overcome. With
deft caress she strove to smooth his
emotion. Yes, Algeron, forgive you"
She whispered softly. And now that
there is thus no longer n skeleton in our
closet l have room to hang up two or
three more dresses, Algeron. dearest!"
-Detrnit journal l. -
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The Nicaragua Canal

The great project OF an 18TH
mus canal to connect the Atlantic
and the Pacific oceans. which means so
much for the commercial interests of
this country. is further delayed by the
compromise reached In Congress near
the close Of the session, but the action
taken Is by no means discouraging, and
the friends Of the plan have every rea-
son, judging from the favorable senti-
ment which developed, to hope for n
successful outcome. All circumstances
considered. more was done in this dlrec-
ton than was really expected.
The session of Congress, which was
short, was crowded with urgency legis-
lation which called for the attention Of
both house and senate, such as the
treaty ratification, which occupied so
much of the senate's time, the army and
navy reorganization bills, and other
things which consumed time in debate
1t was also out of the question to expect
large appropriation In view OF the ex-
traordlnary demands made upon the
treasury. Another thing which delayed
the canal matter was that the report Of
the board appointed to investigate the
cost and other matters In connection
with the canal project could not make a
full report in time.
The debates upon the proposition.
when the suggestion was made to make
4 direct appropriation. as rider to the
rivers and harbors bill. developed the
fact that the canal scheme, when prop
erly formulated. and presented as q
separate measure would have n majori-
ty in both houses. This was further in
dictated by the appropriation Of $1,000 OO
for q preliminary step toward the con-
struction of the canal.
1t Is provided by the bill that Presi-
dent Mckinley shall. with this sum at
his disposal. investigate in the most
thorough way all phases Of the situa-
ton. such as the cost and the most pre-
ferrable route, to ascertain the work al
ready done on routes that have been
started, and the requirement of the
franchises. &c. In order to accomplish
this result the President is empowered
to employ engineers. and by the time
the next Congress meets satisfactory
report on which proper legislation may
be based will be ready for its submits
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Parkersburg State Journal: Such n
specimen Of pure logic as is found in
the following paragraph, clipped from
the Calhoun Signal, is rare indeed:
dewey has cablcd that the battle
ship Oregon be FASTENED to the Philip
pines. Still Hanna, Elkins. Mckinley
ct al. believe In Imperialism.
a man who used tobacco lost his life
In n railroad accident. Still there are
inveterate tobacco users who believe in
tobacco.
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A Justinablc Assumption.

Cheer up. Filipinos.
For there will come day
When you'll proudly see our colors
Waving DER Manila bay.
You Will talk about our country"
And you'll say its always right"
And you won't use bows and arrows
If 1t calls you out TO fight.
Old England used TO hate us.
But she has changed her MIND.
Even Spain accepts our money
And grim Germany grows kind.
This bee that's In your bonnet
In time will cease to buzz:
You VIII Ike us when you know us;
Nearly everybody does.
Washington Star.
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Rear Admiral Sampson.
7I''V
he Editor OF the lntelligenccr.

To The Editor OF The Intelligenccr.
SIR: VIII you kindly inform sub
scriber what battlcshlp Captain Samp-
son commanded prior to his promotion
as acting rear admiral.
EIGHTH WARDER.
Wheeling, March G.
Answer-He was captain of the bat
tleship Iowa.
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A sample iirst-cluss snow storm visit
ed us Monday night and Tuesday morn
Ing, accompanied by nm old-fashloncd
March wind. The experience of the
past month taught us how to accept the
visitation with calm philosophy.
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II Is fortunate for Charleston that tho
present flood down there didn't come
while the capital removed question was
before the Legislature. The result
might have been different.
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rthc Baby is Cuttinr Teeth,

BE sure and use that old and wcll-trled
remedy. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
syrup for children tcethtng. II soothcs
the child, softens the gum. allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for dlarrhoca. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. mw&f
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Not Fashionable

Chicago Post: She was member OF
4 cat club and q pug dog club, and was
planning to join bird club.
why not join a baby club?" they
asked her.
She looked at them scornfully, but
they were not to blame. How could
they know that babies are not so fash
i0nable, and therefore must be turned
over to nurses and maids?
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Tlt-Bits-"I should like to know when
you are going to pay that bill. can't
come here every day In the week"
What day would suit YOU best?"
Saturday"
Very we'll, then, you can call every
Saturday"
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SIMMONS
SUMMONS.
ne state OF West Virginia: To the ssss,ss::

The state OF West Virginia: To the sAhss....
OF Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that you suuat,
Mary Campbell, II she be found In ycs.
bailiwick, to appear at the clerks oa:s
OF the circuit court of Ohio county t.
rules TO be held for the said court on IL
iirst Monday in March. 1899. 10 aGsSG l
phi in chancery exhibited against h.f I,
the said~court by David Campbell, Il,
have then and there this writ. Wltas:t
c. II. Henning. clerk OF our said court, i:
the court house OF said county. in the e;7
OF Wheeling, the 18Th day OF February
1S9. and In the thirty-sIxth year 0! Z!
state OF West Virginia.
c. H. HENNING. Cle!k
\ copy-Attest:
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Judge: Sunday School Teacher
Johnnie. who do you think was the
greatest of sinners?"
Johnnic-"I reckon 1t must have been
Moses"
Sunday School Teacher-"Moses?
Johnnie-"Well. he broke the whole
OF the Ten Commandments at one clip"
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Smallpox has developed In the vlcinl-
" OF Pittsburgh. 1t VIII be well FOR
to watch the situation.