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Mnrse imam peclsnlF NIethods.

Worse Than PecEsnIT Methods.
Some day the Register will learn to
look before 1t leaps in the matter of
charging the Intelligencer with having
not published things 1t did publish and
claiming to have exclusively published
the news itself. When the Register at
tempts to say, as It did Friday morn
ing:
The exclusive interview with Senator
Scott, published by the Register yester-
tlay morning, regarding the EFFORT making
to re habllitate the Hobbs glass works
the Intelllgencer did not nave an lnteT,
view with the senator, although " SAID y
dld-caused a large amount OF interest
throughout the city.
When, we repeat, the Register feels
tempted to again perpetrate such a
falslty, perhaps 1t will take time to
think twice before performing the act
of rashness. 1t did not know thut the
Interview with Senator Scott was given
to both the morning papers, and was
printed under display heads simuttane-
ously, and the 1ntelllgencer does not
feel 1t in Its heart to rebuke it for its
Inexcusable ignorance.
But there is one part of the aboN
statement that there can be no pallia-
ton for. In view of the circumstances,
which we have related, what can the
COINCIDENCE of the Register be made Of,
and what can be the public estimation
of 1t, when the statement of the Regis
ter's claim OF having exclusively
published the interview. is coupled with
the assertion that this fact" caused
large amount Of interest throughout
the clty?"
II the Register had been an honor
able and truthful newspaper 1t might
have hesltated long enough to ponder
upon the possibility that the publication
Of the falsehood might possibly also
cause a large amount of interest
throughout the city"
There is but one more point in this
matter, and It is this: The Register has
habit of preaching sermons to Its
neighbors about the evils of Peek
snifiian journalism" This little expert
ence may impress upon our friend the
truth of the tlme-honored maxim that
folks who live in glass houses should
not throw stones.
One more word, the course of the
Register is not calculated to help along
Mr.. SCOTS worthy enterprise. It at
tempts to prejudice one-half the peo-
Pile. 1t is the duty of the press to unite
in encouraging the enterprise and hold
up the hands of the promoter.
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] am a moth bali
And literally
There are no flies on mo
Or any insect life at all.
The wicked flea,
The FAmbunctlous roach
And the Worlds Fair bug
All view me with reproach
And promptly lug
And moths
In cloths?
Well. stand pat
And they so almost anywhere
Elise and stay there.
All summer long live
Done up In wool and furs
And oveTcOats and winter wear
That are his or hers;
And all that time give
Myself ussiduOusly to making things smell
And never say word
And, well,
DO / get there?
And then there comes a day
When my environment is bestirred
And emerge from my lair
I and this odor have patent on
And II Isn't sweet violet
or hellotrope or mlgnonette'
IFS a sort Of gone
Last rose Of summer scent
That wasn't really meant
In the first place
or any one else regardless
or creed. color or previous condition OF
servltude;
But just to brood
And send out n ball-bearIng, multiple
horsepower
Smelllness
That can do more in an hour
To make itself known
Than presidential candidate
Can in n lifetime
Workinu el~ly and late
For one small dime
! can show more scents
Al less expense
And moro strength
At greater length
Than anything you ever saw.
And can you lose me?
Nav!
j come forth gay and FREQ
Over musk or patchouli
or yianR-ylanE or nlght-bluoming cercns
or innl,cv club or ans other 0dOrcus
PrcnnrntIon that any one ever did rlng
Tho CHANCES on for money or love.
And when ! sing
NV voice sounds above
Al tho rest, because keep to the bass
Clef
And MARBLE ~
I am moth hall
And hive the cnlI
At This time OF ycnr,
Ana Il you don't like the perfume
In IN car or theater or drawing room
or other nlnee and begin TO shout,
There ~ nowhere 10 70
Ard tho poet once told us So
'u' ' Chicago Daily News
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Judge Nash's Akron speech will have
a great effect for good in the Ohio CAM
palgn. because Of the direct and vigor-
Gus manner in which he squarely met
every issue presented by the Demo-
Gratis. Judge Nash showed the benefits
OF the DIngley tariff, the wisdom of the
financial policy of the Republican party,
the prosperity resulting from the cleo
ton of President Mckinley, and dis
cussed the Philippine question and the
cry OF Imperialism.
so-called imperialism" received
much attention, and the Judge ridiculed
IT as a false issue. The speaker de-
clared that II the government had done
other than 1t has done during the re-
cent war. says the Columbus Dispatch
and since, those who now cry Inn
perlaIism" would have denounced the
government with stIll greater vehe-
mence than they 60 for what 1t has
done, In the years TO come Judge Nash
predicts that the critics will laud Nc
Klnley TO the skies as statesman and
patriot on a par with Lincoln. The
fudge says Of the Philippine policy:
In the meantime u duty rests upon the
President OF the United States. II Is his
Imperatiyp duty to preserve IN these IS
lands peace and good order, 70 protegt the
lives and property OF the Inhabitants thers"
OF and the lives and property OF the citl.
ssns OF other nations living therein. II
wifi he time for Congress to determine
what further course TO take Wheh peace
and order have been restored ana hll HHNe
acknowledged the sovereignty oil inc Ohi-
ted States.
In connection with this subject, Sem
ator Foraker holds that the expansion
already accomplished as desirable to
accommodate expanding American ac-
uyIues and had expressed the opinion
that the wisdom of the acquisition Of
the islands will be In due time demon
strated. just as In every other case Of
annexed territory.
The provision Of the treRty is as
much the supreme law of the United
states as though 1t were set forth in
the constitution itself. for by the con-
stltutlon 1t Is expressly provided, not
TINT the constitution alone shall be the
supreme law, but that all treaties,
made or to be- made, not under the con-
sututlon, but under the authority of the
United states, shall be the supreme law
OF the land. ~ trenty with foreign
power Is, as to all matters with which
It appropriately deals an Instrument OF
equal dignity with the constitution,
made so by the constitution itself"
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came the commander In the held Of one
OF the greatest armies in modern times.
had fallen by the hand Of an ASSASSIN.
Grant was not taken up in opposition
to any other Republican. particularly
one who had conferred such high hon-
ors upon him. Grant. no more than
Dewey will. would have been guilty Of
such a thing. It is an insult to the
soldiery spirit Of a hero to even intl-
mate such a proposition.
We predict that Dewey. Grave, gener-
Gus man that he is. win resent this
effort to make Democratic cats-paw
OF him. Dewey is mot a political dema-
gogue, and would not lower himself
sufficiently to be a candidate upon
platform bringing dIscredit upon the
country which he SO nobly fought for
He is mot party man and would not
lend himself to a party scheme. win
such a plan. 70 do so would discredit
him in the eyes Of the world, particu-
Iarly since he would be obliged to sacri-
flce the party principles which he has
always sustained.
The whole business is an advertising
scheme on the part of the Democratic
world-the yellowest of all the yellow
sheets in the country barred from re-
spectacle society in New York, and the
organ of a faction.
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Poetry VS.. Prose.

Chicago News: They were sitting on
the front porch after dinner, enjoying
the evening breeze, Gazing at the
canopy of heaven. thlckly studded with
gllttering stars, Mr.. POnderlng ex-
claimed:
How utterly incomprehenslble is the
vastness Of MIXTURE, Each gllttering orb
we now behold Is n world OF greater
magnitude than our own. How Won
derful are the eternal laws which hold
this universe Of worlds In their un-
changing orbits, and"
Yes" interrupted Mrs. POndering.
suddenly giving voice to her train of
thoughts, land the man didn't leave
us half enough Ice to-day. and I'm sure
the beefsteak will spoil before morning,
Did you order those mackerel and the
ton Of coal to be sent tomorrow"
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still Insulting Dewey.

The New York World is still working
its advertising scheme of booming Ad-
miral Dewey for the Democratic nom
nation for President against the Presi-
dent who conferred upon him the high
est honor and recognition that an
American naval officer can be given;
who is to be personally received by the
Executive at the National Capital and
partlcuIarly when the distinguished
commander is not a Democrat, is not
an enemy Of the American flag nor a
sympathizer with the enemies of his
country.
The very idea is absurd beyond de-
scriptIon. Such a thing would be I'M
precedented in the history Of this Ma
ton, save In one lnstance-in the case
of General Mcclellan whom the DEM
ocrats ran for President against the
immortal Lincoln. after that great war
President had borne the fearful re-
sponsIbllIty Of the war for the preser-
Yation of the Union.
Mcclellan proved his lack Of appreci-
alton for the honors the President had
conferred upon him.. and would have
supplanted Lincoln In the presidential
chair before his mission was fulfilled,
and. that, too, on u dlsioyal platform
declaring the war failure and de-
mandlng the withdrawal OF the troops
from the south. Was there ever a
case ike this in the history Of any ma
ton? Did Mcclellan gain anything in
the estimation of the patriotic men who
were unfolding the hands Of President
Lincoln for accepting this nomination
ON such a platform? Does the New
York World desire such history re-
peated at this late day under similar
circumstances?
The World In Fridays paper tries to
make the people believe that 1t has for
presidents in liz policy in wanting to
thus honor a war hero, the cases OF
washington, Jackson and Grant. There
Il no comparison to he made between
these cases and the case Of Dewey and
the WOTlu hluWH I've AAs
washington, jackson and Grant the
wars In which they had won their dis
tlnction were over and peace hnd long
been declared.
washington naturally being the
fn;her Of the country. was most looked
for to be our nrs, President, as for the
roason Jefferson. being the author oil
the ,roiaratfon Of Independence. was
iogIeaay the second choice. Moreover
washington was not chosen as an
opponent Of any other candidate. lie
was unanimously the choice OF tbs
thirteen states. jackson had also com
pieted his work, and he was not made
a candidate ngninst the President who
honored him with the command Of the
army.
Grant. It Is true, was the popular
hero Of the hour. but the Executive
who had recognized his merits and sue
cesstvoly promoted him until he be-
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The Register says the "ohio Repub-
lIcans are expecting very considerable
addition to the current prosperity, dur
ing the campaign" Perhaps they do,
for there is plenty of current pros
perlty, but what about the Democracy
whose candidate for the governorship
is a monopolist. who, fearing his own
financial interests may be jeopardized,
has virtually repudiuted some features
of his platform. and has announced
that he viii be elected at any cost?
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NM Now MnInrc comnlcted.

To-day Mt noon will be opened up to
the public the reconstructed Mcclure
house. 1t viii mark the beginning of
an epoch in the hotel history Of Wheel
ing. Equal In beauty Of architecture
and interior nnlshlnGS to the best OF
Plttsburgh's hotels, and outranklng In
all points, in size, architecture and
facilities any hotel Of West vlrBinla.
The McLnre brothers have covered
Themselves ali over with glory. and tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
GLEASON.
ARARE OPPORTUNITY.
To Secure n Complete Set of Encyolo-
media britannica.

To Secure Complete Set OF Encyclo-
pcdlA britannica.
Frank Stanton Is offering the public a
fine chance TO secure the Encyclopedia
Britannica, complete In thirty superb
octave volumes. This Includes the re-.
cent supplement OF Ave volumes OF par
ticular Interest to Americans
For n short time this standard work
ia offered OF 20 per cent less than II, was
sold by a leading Chicago daily paper
and on easier terms.
The Encyclopedia Britannica Is on
exhibition In Frank StantoE's store, and
they will be glad to show II to any one,
II you cannot come In person. write
them and they will be glad to send sou
by mail full particulars about the work
and the great offer OF the above enter.
prlFing firm.
ThcV have only limited number OF
sets. however. and II Interested, you
should investigate at once.
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Tho Rest Nfau Wins.

Prize nghtlng may not be pleasant
subject, but II teaches n lesson never
theicss-thc Inability OF man to hold
the championship for any length of
time. How unlike that great champion
of health. Hostettcr's Stomach Blttcrs.
which has never been beaten. and for
flfty years has met and conquered the
worst cases or constipation. dyspepsia,
hiiiuusncsB and liver trouble. See that
q private Revenue Stamp covers the
neck Of the bottle.
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Desirable Property
Offered For Sale.


Z lots and building sites in Plea'aH'
Valley
street. Price quite reasonable.
Lot on Lind street. very cheap. a.,
Lot on McCollooh street, ZIG feet by Z"
ON South Penn street Island, frame -
idence, 10 rooms, lot 90 10y l2l; most aT
slrable: offered for short time oniy;
a brick residence west side OF MAN
street; location no better IN the city.
4 manufacturing place on Water street
large brick building; lot sc by I'D This y
worth while looking after at once, .,,,,
Always on hand-money on good g"
and country realty,
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Pittsburgh Exposition. Low Ralc
nNcr The Il s. q II II

Commencing Thursday September
eth, and continuing every Thursday un-
III October 18th, inclusive. the u. 4 o.
will pell excursion tickets 10 Pittsburgh
mt low rate Of 81 20 round trip. lnclud-
ing admission to the Exposition.
Tickets good three days. including date
Of sale,
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Rough Dry Washed. StaFched and
Dried cents pCr puuul.
Fiat Work, Washed ana irouCd, .
cents per pound.
All hind work finished 10 cents per
pound. At LuTE BROS.
Home steam Laundry.
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State Of ohio, city Of Toledo,

AuNuH NbuAlgg no.
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 Catarrh
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence this 6th day Of December,
A. D. 1896.
(Seal,) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nalIy and 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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The managers of the Day Nursery de-
serve the encouragement Of the public
in their worthy enterprise of holding a
bazaar Of books, or carnival Of au-
thors, for the benefit of the kindergar-
ten connected with the nursery. II is
a novel entertainment, and should be
well patronlzed. because II is for a
humane purpose. The good women who
have enlisted themselves in this noble
cause deserve liberal encouragement
as should all movements in the cause
Of humanity.
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YOU can say, money by buying Sec
ond Hand School Books at stanton's
Book Store.
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entire travelling and local public viii
unite in congratulations to the proprie-
tors in the successful accomplishment
Of this progressive enterprise.
That success In these particulars will
be followed by liberal patronage goes
without saying. The new edIhce viii
be a credit to the city, to which the
citizens Of wheeling can point with
just pride. May the McLures live long
and prosper.
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(The INTELLIoENcER. embracing Its
several editions, Is entered in the POST
ohiee at Wheeling. W. Va. as second
class matter.)
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Terms, Per Year, by Mail, in Advance,
Postage Prepaid.
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THE NTELLIfENCER.
lteIllgencer Publishing Co.,

JOHN FRHw. Pres. and Bus. iaRafsF.
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InlPaON @aRIRs
laaSrIul ROOas.-.,. s7s COuntlas ROOn...,,- sl7
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9Eeb Ra0erffssnelia

VI, ANTED-A MEDICAL. STUpENT
w having some knowledge OF uodlcinS
who wishes 10 continue the study wilb
UlfAical practitioner. L heTal otIer ~
MIN party. Address Box l5i. Murphytovs
W. Va. -,
The Worcester spy., 1899-11-19
STOCK PATTERN.

Green Print Forget Me-Nots and
Morning Glory intertwined, with
a scroll. See it. You viii like
it. 112-piece set $7.75
Green Beauty" $40. 10
112-piece "Vitreous Porcelain
Olive Green, $40. rs
(Above two sets stock patterns)
115-piece Brown Print Forget-Me-
Nots, 1915
115-piece Green Print Forget-Me-
Nots, $9.75
115-piece Gray Print Forget-Me-
Nots, So rs
112-piece Green Juno, 900
112-piece filed in color, Rose, $3.50
112-piece filed in color, Arbutus, $19. 90
112-piece Green Manhattan, $10.75
130-pie'e Manhattan, S14.75
112-piece Gray Point Duesne, $500
112-piece Green Daisy and Wild
Rose, $S.49
The Worcester spy., 1899-11-19

in doing so wear out pair of shoes
worth probably So, and be compelled at
the same time to put up at hotel over
night before he would complete the
journey"
Patrolmen at station 1 are disturbed
considerably, and not a little amused
at a, story which is going the POUNDS
that William A. Robinson, clerk to
Chief Of Police James H. brennan, is
going to try and have himself ap-
pointed permanent police clerk to the
city of Worcester with rank of lieu
tenant
At the time the signal system was
first put in, Chief of Police James M.
brennan stated that he would put men
at work copying off the duty calls who
were incapacitated for duty.
At the present time the three serg-
eants are doing the work, and the Off
GERS claim they see a joke and have a
reason to laugh.
The Worcester spy., 1899-11-19

H. Hill and Walter N. Drohan, all of
whom are now at station 1, have been
doing this sort of work for a month
past
They are energetic, faithful officers
and their place is naturally outside. A
prominent citizen of the city, who
called the matter to The Spy mans at
tention the other evening,
and said that their places were on the
street looking after the interests Of
the city of Worcester and it's citizens,
instead of doing work that should fall
to ordinary clerks. These officers are
the most capable in the department, I
think" he said, "and II they are serg-
.eants they should do the work of serg-
eants, and not work which is that of a
clerk.
His attempt at economy is far
fetched, and reminds me a good deal
Of a man who would walk to Boston to
save paying dollar for his fare, and
The Worcester spy., 1899-11-19
RESULTS FATALLY.
N. A. Edison OF West Brookfleid Dies
of Fractured Skull.

West Brool1feld, Nov Is. = N. Adams
Edson, who lives on farm on the main
road from here to Brookfield, fell from
the scaffold of the barn to the floor be-
low. a distance of about 10 feet, yesterday
afternoon. When found some time after
he was unconscious, and was carried into
the house and DR.. Newhal summoned
The doctor found three of his ribs broken
and his skull fractured. besides unknown
internal injuries. He died from his in
Juries. between and o'clock this morn
ing
Mr.. Edison was born in Chester, VT, in
1928. and was consequently Il years and 5
months of age. He leaves widow and
four children, two sons and two daugh-
Rev. J. Howard Gaylord will be in
stalled as pastor of the Congregational
Church next Tuesday. The reading of
scripture will be by the Rev. j. J. Spen-
Ger of North Brookield; sermon by Prof
A R. Merriam of Hartford; ordaining
and installing prayer by the Rev. j. F.
Gaylord of Barre, father of the pastor;
charge to the pastor by the Rev. q. B.
Blanchard of Brookfel6 right hand of
fellowship by the Rev. w B. Oleson of
Warren; charge TO the people by Rev A.
B. Bassett of Ware; benedictioD by the
pastor
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FUND is GROWING.
Police Receive Substantial Additions
to Thanksgiving Contributions.

Contributions received to the police
Thanksgiving fund yesterday were: Mar
tin Doherty, IS; ]. j. Sheehan & Co., SO;
Michael Mccarthy. So; NJ. j. Horan &
Co., 50; R. Libby s. Co, s.; Worcester
Gas Light Company S.; Ware-Pratt &
Company, S.; Shea & McGuinness, S.;
Dennis Meaeher, So; Fred II. Lunb, $5;
Julius zaeder, S.; Miss Burnside, S.; j.
Il. Quinn, s.; John E. Day, -S5; Il. "A.
Hovey, $5 e. S. Pierce, SO; P. Fl. Hur-
ley, S.; T. H Sullivan, $2 Rocheieau &
Granger, 81; Joseph Lajoie, so cents
Friend, 81; W. A. Lyle 81; Brennan &
Co, 81 j, j. Quinn S5; Joseph ]. Ken
Major L. 9. White, S.. The grand total
to date is 1881 Go.
The Worcester spy., 1899-11-19


Fitting for Ladies Men ana Children
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REVOLVING MURDERS.
ST. Louis Midwife Said to Have Com
mitted Many Murders.

ST. Louis. Nov. 18.-The Post Dis
patch this afternoon says that Mrs.
Henrietta Bamberger, a Midwife, liv-
ing at 919 Chouteau avenue, has been
arrested on a bench warrant sworn out
eR information laid before the grand
Sngy, which charges that she has knowl-
edge Of the murder of at least three
women and the destruction of scores of
babies.
One witness alleges that the body of
LYDIA Berssertof of 221 Madison street
who disappeared from home in 1897, was
buried in the cellar in September of
that year Another witness declares
that the body Of Miss Annie thinner
man Of Moline, H., was thrown into the
Meramec river, The stories related by
the nurses are almost incredible The
tales deal with the disposition of bod
les in a revolving manner
The Worcester spy., 1899-11-19
Open Stock Patterns of
Dinner Ware.

VERY Low IN PRICE; Very Dain.
ty Decorations. When you see it, yor
will like ii, (Buy what you want.)
The Worcester spy., 1899-11-19
DERoUTE0E SENTENCED.
Would Be Revolutonist Must Spend
Three Months in Prison.

Paris, Nov. 18.-Before the Senate,
sitting as high court, today, NJ. De-
roulede was examined in the conspiracy
cases. He began by affirming his love
for the republic. But" he exclaimed,
"a paebiscitary republic" He then at
tackled President Loubet, but was
checked by NJ Fallieres, president of
the Senate who refused to listen to his
TRADE. M. Deroulede, while admitting
the honesty Of M. Loubet in hts pri-
vate character, maintained his former
observations, and the court retired to
consider the.matter. He was then SEN
fenced to three months Imprisonment.
Travellers should know that DR.. Siegert's 8
Angostura Bftters neutralizes Impurities
in water and corrects stomach troubles.
The Worcester spy., 1899-11-19
Nickel Agate Steel
and Enameled Steel,

In every size Sauce Pans.
In every size Boilers.
In every size Kettles.
In every size Coffee and Tea Pots.