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NotaCause for Alarm

Chicago Tribune: The uneasy express
sion on the face of the young woman
in the pink shirt waist who sat on the
front seat Of the trolley car in order to
get the benefit Of the breeze was caused
by her discovery that lady bug was
creeping along the edge of the motor
mans shirt collar. its legs occasionally
connecting with his neck and inducing
on his part vague but unsuccessful
effort now and then to brush II on.
The young woman, unable to bear
the strain any longer, at last spoke to
him.
81 beg your pardon" she said. but
there is lady bug on your neck"
Jaw. that's nothing" he said, turn
ing around and beaTnlng brightly on
her Ladies' is always crawling on
my neck"
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Patriotism from the South.

Some Of the Democratic organs and
leaders in the north, along with few
Republicans in New England. should
take note of the course of the Atlanta
Constitution, one of the leading Demo
cratic papers in the south, in rebulSing
some of its northern brethren. The
Constitution antagonizes the principles
Of the Republican party and admins
tratlon in all save the policy in the
Philippines, and 1t is out with vigor-
Gus and pointed reply to its critics for
supporting that.
The Constitution, in this respect, Is
q patriot from the ground up. 1t wants
to know who would be so craven as
to give the paltroon advice that our
men should retire under fre, bush
whacked in the rear by enemies either
abroad or at homer" Another ques-
ton expresses the desire to know II it
is possible that, in the realization that
our boys from every section OF the land
stood fronting the foe in the sun OF the
AntIpodes, there should be at home
either Democrat or Republican, con-
tractIonIst or expansionIst, who would
not pray for victory for those brave
sons of ours? mo question Of politics.
no trimming of sails, no debating Of de-
tails, but Godspeed and triumph for
the men on the firing line! That is
the policy, the spirit, the grit that pa
triotlsm calls for!"
This is patriotism from a Georgia
Democratic organ that should set its
northern contemporaries to thinking.
The Constitution further says. man
fully, periodically, and with genuine
Amerlcanlsm, at a trying hour:
Phe Constitution is u Democratic news
paper. dinering with the administration
and the policy OF President Mckinley In
SO far as 1t relates to Republican issues.
The Constitution Is an American news
paper, and has no bullets TO nre INTO inc
hncks OF the men who are awaiting Aguih-
aldo's attack This illustration completely
defines our position in regard to the pres
emit phase OF the Philippine question
This expression is not overrated In
the Introduction. The Intelligencer is
glad to note that 1t finds hearty COM
mendaton In large anu lrnuet .'t
Democratic paper In New loEh Glty'
The Intelligeneer has no special au'niF-
alton for the New YORK journal LOT
reasons 1t has often expressed, but in
this Philippine question II mas reueelneu
itself and won some admiration ny US
stand for our soldiers ana sailors III
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PASSING PLNAsANTRIEs.

satlsfactory-"Did the wedding pass
off nIcely?" Yes. There was only
one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bulletin.
PA, did you know ma long before
YOU married herr" mo, my boy. l
didn't know her until long after."-Tit
Bits.
Perhaps-Now that the English love
America. the feeling may perhaps
spread to the arlstocracy OF our own
country.-Detrolt Journal.
Don't leave the table," said the land
lady, as her new boarder rose from his
scanty breakfast. 81 must, madam
it's hardwood, and my teeth are not
what they used 20 be."-Tlt-Bits.
Financially speaking.-"Do you In
tend to take any interest In the cam
paIgn?" INTEREST,"" echoed Senator
Sorghum. II mean to do better than
that. I expect to draw DIVIDEND
Washington Star,
Stupid Mayors-"Those Luzon may
ors must be idiots" "How so?" They
turn their offices into Filipino recruiting
stations, when they might have opened
street railway franchise shops. =
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Lady-I. wish to get n hat for my
husband. Hatter-What kind, ma'am?
Lady-A telephone" hat, II you please:
Hatter-I never heard OF telephone"
hat. Lady-oh. yes! They are the
kind you can talk through.-ChicaIo
News.
Park Guardlan-Ye's can't play golf
her tn day. It's Sunday. Man with
the golf sticks Cunning to the othersl-
We'll, we can't come all this distance for
nothing Let's go over to the park
refectory and buy some Ice cream
Chicago Tribune.
The Universal Language.-Mabel-
Say, ma, you know them Italian folks
| on the corner that have n little Daby
We'll their baby amt Italian, after all.
| Mrs. WilkIns-It isn't? How can you
tell? MabeI-Why, heard 1t cry to-
day, and It cried Just exactly like our
English baby.
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REF1EoTIoNs or a BAonELoR

Nothing affects mans conversation
more than the clothes he wears.
To his wife a man must be all men:
to her husband woman must be all
things.
The best proof of a mans liking for
another is that he shows him his wife's
poetry.
The idea of judgment day would
never have got to be popular II 1t were
not for the women.
When her husband acts ugly woman
takes 1t out. Of the children. When his
wife acts the same way a man has to
take 1t out of the cat.-New York
Press
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Beat the tomtom!
Let there be
Bunting spread abundantly!
Fling the
Starry ensign out!
Yell and boot and shout!
Let much
Patriotism now
From New York to far
spare not powdcr-no. nor steam.
Let the noisy whistles
Turn the peaceful eagle
Loose,
And watch him soar in
Pride prOfnse!
Deck yourselves In
Ring the bells up in the spirc;
KIN the fatted. juicy
He Is none too good
Let the festive corklet pop:
on your gladness put
No stop:
Hurl your
Bonnet In the air;
Nor your lungs n moment
Spare:
Seek no mcagre. poor excuse,
But whoop 'cT UP
And turn 'er
Loose!
For yondcr, DER tho
Rolling sea,
Comes the Olympia,
Speedily:
See her plOuEhlng
Through the
Foam;
And. WOW! She's
bringing
Dewey
New York Sun
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cans think of SO brutal a proposition?
Has the sympathy for the Malays and
Tagals worked upon his mind to such
an extent as to corrupt the FIRST prin-
ciple of humanity and respect for civ
Illzation? II Edward Atkinson con-
tlnues on this line he will lose every
particle of respect that remains for his
intelligence. and the last vestige Of
confidence in his sincerity or loyalty.
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not by the Americans, and he does not
believe that there ever could be such
a war.

Merchants Day" was scorchIng hot,
which was pretty nearly as ancom-
Portable and depressing to those who
had to bear the torture Of the sizzling
rays of the sun as a steady rain would
have been. But that did not AFFECT,
to a great degree, the attendance from
outsiders, and the programme was a
decided success.
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The Intelligencer referred yesterday
to Bryan's proposition. that cure for
trusts would be to compel them to OBJ
tain a license from the national gov
eminent before they could do business
in any other state than the one in
which they are organized, as favoring
the principle of Imperialism. This idea
seems to prevail generally. The New
York Press. speaking of Mr.. Bryan
wanting to license trusts, says: Tit
tut! A little while ago they were such
wicked things-such illegal and blatant
criminalitles. Shall we protect an IL
legality? Shall we take the anaconda
to our bosoms? Shall We build nest
for the tarantula?"
Perhaps 1t can be accounted for.
Since hearing the tribute paid him by
Croker, of New York, the boss of
the Democracy in the "enemy's coun-
try" Bryan is changing his mind and
modifying his views on the subject of
trusts. Perhaps he is favoring licens-
ing them, which would be authorizing
them to exist by law, by paying Ii
cense fee, as a return favor toward
Croker and a few Democrats Of proml-
hence who are heavy stockholders and
directors in trusts. There's John r.
Mclean, OF Ohio, for instance, present
hopeless candidate for governor. on a
platform endorsing the Bryan free sill
yer theory, and yet who is a monopo-
list, and, In one case, whole trust in
himself. Bryan is throwing posies at
these gentlemen in return for the tenn
porary kisses they are throwing at
him.
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ARARE OPPORTUNITY.
To Secure Complete Set Of EncyclO-
media Britannica.

To Secure a Complete Set OF Encyclo-
pedIa Britannica.
Frank Stanton is offering the public a
sne chance to secure the Encyclopedia
britannica, complete In thirty superb
octave volumes. This includes the re-
cent supplement OF i've volumes OF par
tIcular interest to Americans.
For n short time this standard work
Ig oflered al 30 per cent iessith0n twas
sold by leading Chicago daily paper
and on easier terms.
The Encyclopedia Britannica Is on
exhibition in Frank StantoE's store, and
trey will be glad to show 1t to any one.
n you cannot come In person. write
them, and they will be glad 10 send sou
BY mall full particulars about che work
and the great offer Of the above enter.
prlslng firm.
They have only a limited number OF
sets. however, and " Interested, you
should investigate at once.
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1t will be recalled that Admiral Dew
ey was. not a great while ago, quoted
as saying that our next war would be
with Germany His correct language
is published. He did not say what he
was credited with saying. Dewey said
that II the next war was with Germany
II would be started by the Germans,
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Furniture and Carpet Bargains.
Closing out to quit business. All
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
building must be vacated by January.
FREW'S FURNITURE STORE,
1908 Main street.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, sEprEAlDER I, 1873.

Persons leaving the city can have
the IntellIgencer mailed to them to
any address, by ordering 1t ut this
once, In person or by letter. Terms
10 cents per week. Address can be
changed US often Us desired.
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Point for Lion Hunters.

Those of our readers who have any
intention to take an excursion into the
wilds of Africa on lion-hunting expe-
dltion, will find a valuable suggestion
in an incident related by the West
minister Gazette. 1t is the novel idea
that, on a search for the king Of beasts
one needs no safer guard from attack
by the object OF his search than Just
a plain, ordinary bicycle, with bell
attachment. 1t seems that Mr.. Ed
ward North Buxton and his daughter.
of England, were on bicycling tour
on the road to Uganda, and, in one Of
his letters written home atterward. he
told of how, as they were riding along,
they found that vicious looking lion
had possession OF the road directly in
front OF them. Rare presence Of mind
was all that saved their lives.
Mr.. Edward North Buxton and his
courageous daughter. instead of turn
ing about and running from the Hon. or
growing nervous enough to fall from
their wheels, violently rang their bells,
and. to their qualification and relief.
the lion became frightened at the novel
sight and the sound he had never before
heard, turned and skunk away like a
frightened dog. Moral: When you go
to Africa take your bicycle with you.
You will accomplish a victory, perhaps,
that viii mark you as second Dewey.
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]. @, Tomllnson, agent Pennsylvania
lines, No. Eleventh street, Is agent fol
the North German Lloyd, Cunard
American, French, Anchor, Red Star
and White Star lines, See him for low.
est rates.
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DON'T delay n minute. Cholera In
fantum. dysentcry, diarrhoen come
suddenly. Only safe plan IL to nave
DR.. Fowler's Extract Of wild straw
berry always on hand.
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SAVE your tin seals from Wheeling
Bakery Bread. Valuable preiritumS.
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MERCHANTS AND BUYERS are re.
spectfully invited TO inspect the following
NEW and COMPLETE lines, embracing
the entire products Of the largest factories
OF the country LISTS, Discounts, DatingS
and Guarantees strictly factory: Aaekin-
toshes, Macintosh Skirts, Rubber Coats
and Boots, Oiled Clothing and Covers,
Mechanical Rubber Goods. Hose, Bicycle
Tires, Packing, Valves, Tubing, Mats and
Mating, Rubber Carriage Drill and Duck,
EEalHeied Carriage OIL Cloth, Llnoleum,
Table, Stair and Shelf oil Cloth. Famous
Trinidad Asphalt (RooO Paint for metal,
paper and wood. Leather. Rubber. Cans
vas and Cotton Betting, Fire-hBhung Ma
chimes, Steam and Electric Pumps Road.
Railroad-malking and Street using Ma
chimes, Electric, Gas and Gasoline En-
gines and Automobiles. The up-to-eato
buyer sets the pace Of trade" Visitors
from abroad are cordially invited TO make
this place headquarters for the. inter-
change OF mail and messages, and the care
" az A. v, MCDONNELL
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A. W. GLEASON,

SAVE your tin seals from Wheeling
Bakery Bread. Valuable premiums.
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State Of ONO az Of roIcdO

Lucas County, IS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of F.
]. Cheney & Co., doing business In the
city Of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use Of Halls Catnrrh
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence this 9Th day OF Decem-
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally md acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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SAVE your tin seals from Wheeling
Bakery Bread. Valuable premiums.
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ALWAYS ask your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Bread Good. Big. Cheap
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Pittsburgh Exposition. Low Rate
over the IL. & o. RI

Commencing Thursday. September
7th, and continuing every Thursday IN
IN October 18TH inclusive, the B q o.
viii dell excursion tickets to pittsburgh
at low rate Of 81 20 round trip, inelud-
Ing admission to the Exposition
Tickets good three days. including date
Of sale.
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Here is another tart one from Henry
watterson, aimed at those who persist
in creditfng the alleged Interview with
Admiral Dewey taking issue with the
Presidents policy, which has already
been proven false. In comment the
Courier Journal says that since Ad-
mIral Dewey announced that he would
quit denying or affirming newspaper
interviews attributed to him, the anti
expansion press has been free In pub
fishing alleged interviews with him,
drawn to suit It's own views Of the
Philippine question, and loudly vnunt-
ing the gsnuiueness Of such Interviews.
because the admiral does not dignity
them with his attention. This Is about
as good method OF campaigning AZ
the expanslonlsts have yet adopted.
And that Is not saying much.
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(The INTELLIGENcER. embracing It's
several editions, Is entered In the Post
ONCE at Wheeling. W. Va. as second
class matter)
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GAS n q N IL.
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QUALITY and Quantity In Wheeling
Bakery Bread. At your grocerB.
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1s.p yagsr i,enenl.

WANTED-BARBER TO RUN si5oS
w Address z. 2. MARTIN, Amo- e
Va. Young man preferred. ~, "
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mo WATER CONSUMERS.

WIN clean reservoir on Saturday s.,.
TENDER .. fupply may be short Peopl,
living on high ground had better catsS
water for that day
CHAs. NJ. OLIVER.
SCI Superlntendan,
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GOETZE'S
I423 MAIN STREET.

S SeES}sE TFF0usn. 66R R6G Rs sF6Rs:.
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THE INTELLIGENCE.

JOHN FREw. Pres. and Bus. Man0aeF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
RETURNING OFFICERS.
The O1d Fellows OF Richmond and
Manchester Assemble.

Manchester Assemble.
The Richmond and Manchester odd
Fellow gave their Grand .0.ers "a yDrs
enthusiastic reception Thursday night
The reception was under the auspices Of
aurora Lodge. $50. IIo. d. %. %. r. and
was largely attended.
The Grand Master W. Do Bailey has
been member OF This lodge for years
and is considered one of the aDlcst and
hcst-inf0rmcd Od1-Fciiove ir tac stHfe.
Mr. j. r. Haynes. chairman Of the
reception committee. introduced Past
Grand Master and Grand Representative
$3.50 Montague who made an eloquent
address on The "Grand Lodge of Viz
gIuia"
Mr. Gc.rge y Davis made a stirring
address ou thc Richmond and Mauche--
Ter odd Fellows" which was rep.cte with
logic and good advice.
Past Grand g.. W. Morris at
ibis point 300 "a fcw~nppronriate words.
presented thc Grand Master wilh bcau-
tifu' Grand Masters collar in the name
OF Aurora Lodge. so. lli.
Tho Grand Master Responded 10 this
ein in beautiful and eloquent speech.
The sucech-makIng was interpreted with
music and songs by Mir Manly b.
Ramos and Charles H Phillips.
Under The Head of Good of thc order
Grand Warden D.. Ernest Northen. Past
Grand Master and Grand Representative
~. T.. Iarlahec. Grand Secretary r.
Wiley Davis and other prominent odd
Fellows made addresses
The Grand Master had on DIS stand
the beautiful flowers which bad boon prr-
sented to him in thr Grand LODGE hy
Richmond Lodge. 80. is. Mr. IT. b.
Ramos was showing with pride the hand-
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REVIVAL IN PROGRESS.
Honor Conferred Upon Rev. W. Is
Heauchamp- Farewell Reception.

The revival services which have been
going on az St James Methodist ehufeh
Tor The past two weeks, VIII be- continued
,,,ery uisnt next week. These meeting
me- oiiiet and free from enusIt.'na..sm
.,.l the puallc IS cordially invited
Rev. W. b. Beauohamp, of This city.
hoe heo, rendered place ON Che pro-
',r,m,ne of the International Epworth
Ir,sic convention, which meets in ln-
Jiaranols in July. re has been iAvltcd
10 deliver am address an The Element
of Christian Manlincss 60 high compll-
ment for So young a minister.
Mr.. and Mr. Waite who viii leave en-
a few days 10 locate in West Virginia.
were rendered farewell reception by
the trustees and board Of managers OF
the Infants Home Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. W Frayser. in beautiful and
feeling language expressed the love and
esteem in which the board held Mrs
Waite paying a high tribute 10 her
executive abilities and Christian charsc-
ter. and also begging her 10 allow her
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Flag FOB HE NATION.


\ Lady Asks The Governor To Sub
scribe Capitol Hens.
Tho Governor was ahs-n, from the
capitol yesterday De being a member of
the Board of Public Works. now at Nor-
folk assessing railroad and steamship
properties The Board VIII return here
to-day.
Secretary Lawless went over to Peters
burg yesterday.
The Governor has received letter from
Mis- Josephine milford of Madison, y.
L.. stating that she has made with her
own hands a flag Of The United states.
which will be sold boy subscription and
presented TO the nation -n comneHi 'ii-
lion OF the victories of the American
army and navy. The Governor is asked to
hoad the list Of subscribers from THIS
state ...,
The Governor has formally requested
tho Secretary Of the Navy 90 give the
VIRGINIA Naval Volunteers me use oI '-t
converted yacht Siren for practice snip
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STRANGE RINGS
AROUND THE sun.
They Were Brilliant With the HueS
Of the Rainbow
MUCH INTEREST AND SOME FEAR
Weather Director Evans ana Dr. " m.
II. Taylor Explain the Cause :"
the Spcctaclc-iiev. John
Jaspcr's Views.
MUCH INTEREST AND SOME FEAR

Two distinct raiubOws around the sun
yesterday morning created widespread
interest and on every corner could be
seen groups of people watching the pref
o., but 20 some alarming. spectacle. The
circles kept their places around the bril-
liant orb for probably two hours and then
faded away.
Some people stated that they had wit
messed such things before. but they We're
fcw and belonged to the older genera
ton. The large majority asserted that
they had never seen anything of the Kind
in their lives
sOME ALARM.
Among the supersutous there was some
Htue alarm as a few took 80 ass force
runner of the end OF the world
Mr. Edward A. Evans. The weather dl-
rector, however. said that Dc was by BOO
means an uncommon occurrence.
"It is not no oil infrequent said Mr.
Evans. "but is very seldom visible owing
90 The brightness of the sun. u ls seen
to-day owing to Che cloudy conditions
Dr. VIM T. Taylor. the State Chemist
aUd city Coroner who is deeply yelscd
m matters heavenly as well ass earthly
said that he bad not witnessed the spec
tacle but that 30 was nothing very un-
usual
"lt is caused by the rays of tle sun
shining through moisture he said.
TT is a WARNING.
Rct. John Jasper tle celebrated Coi0red
pastor of the Sixth Mount ZION church.
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celery compound s by FAR tho best spring
remedy hard-workire person can t.ke.
MIS- osborn has always been distln-
gui-hod n society for the beauty OF her
costumes so one knows the opinions
and habits of women of ample means
and opportunities better than she. She
says that her friends who always Insist
ou having the best. viii have nothing 10
do with amy remedy but Paines celery
compound And this o. not surprising
when one stops to consider the thousands
~ letters that are constantly being re-
ceiycd hy tho propriet0rs of this great
remedy. and by newspapers and medical
Journals as we'll as from men and women
in every walk of life. am telling one OK
n.rieurc. fhe immediate relief aud per-
feet cure effected hy it
The best physicians openly indorse and
recommend pa.nes celery compound. au-
th0rIzue the public use OF their state
meuts that Ptiuc's celery compound Ia
case after case cures rheumatism ana
kindred Diseases uurfos the blood regu-
iates no stomach. liver. bowels and kid
noys. and rejuyenates the faggcd-out or
diseased nervous system when everything
else FALLS