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What the Queen VIII Sec.

One Of the New York yellow papers
last Sunday devoted It's fiaring colored
supplement. to some pictures and liter
ature incident to the celebration OF the
eightieth birthday OF Queen Victoria.
The yellow paper didn't do this for the
unselflsh purpose of giving Information
to Its readers. but to use the queen OF
Grea1 Britain and the empress OF India
as an advertisement. That was EVIL
dent when the yellow paper published
letter from the queens private secre-
tary. Informing the yellow paper that
the queen was deeply touched" that It
was about to publish special number
In celebration OF her birthday" and re-
questing "a copy Of this special issue in
order that 1t may be shown to the
queen"
When Queen Victoria gets that copy
Of an American Sunday paper, which,
aside from the colored supplement de-
voted to her, contains something like
fifty big pages of sensational matter
and pictures unfit to go into refined
homes. her majesty. In all likelihood,
Will understand why 1t Is that the pco-
pie Of London gave the cold shoulder to
the attempt to introduce In England
Sunday papers on the New York yellow
plan. The queen Will scarcely feel fiat
tered when she discovers the natl,re of
the special edition" in her honor. But
the yellow paper exploits the incident
to advertise itself. and that was the pur-
pose In the beginning.
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H n. o. 81 d
Inc a'eofneS general OF Arkansas,
non. JEFFERSON Da'is' Fopuliss DEM
octa a IS the man Mr. Bryan should en-
hst 10 write the anu pianks OF the
Zen ocai' PLATFORM next year. They
u l'e d l'''N'. OUT fre insurance compan-
res IN Arkahsas uhder Inc operations
Oh the aha'tfast iaw' winch is little
100 proaa IN us scope, and Attorney
Heli it Al l'aVIs' "honl the New York Sun
aescripes as IN octopodophooist," has
prepared u oriet against the companies.
u Is hotapie LOT the 'iciousness OIL the
language OF us construction and the
'ioiauohs OF the rules OF English gram
mar. Inc Little ROCK democrat has
extracted from the document some
cnoice sainples' such as the following:
we see from this decision that fire
insurance corporations, and the con-
tracts ISSUED by them, stand In bad odor
before the law. Ihey may exclude them
from lis oorders. II Is the wandering
de" OF business. IL cannot enter state
only as a sneaking robber on his peril.
or D! going 10 Inc gates OF the conf
monWeaith as mendicant, and like
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THERE Is more Catarrh In this sec
ton OF the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
pouuced it a local disease. and pre-
scrIbed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing TO cure with local treat
ment. pronounced 1t incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitution.
al disease. and therefore requires con-
stitutioral treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. ]. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only constltu-
uonal cure on the market. 1t Is taken
Internally In doses from ten drops to
tcaspoonfu. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case 1t fails 10 cure. Send for circu-
lars and testimonials. Address.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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HIGH LIGHTS.

Never to suspect evil Is as fine as It Is
foolish.
As rule. whenever we find brool.
We find stepping stones.
The finest green peas are not as pref
ty. but they are just as good as straw
berries.
At a play the strange woman who Dor
rows Your opera glass always keeps it
too long.
Here and there we still run across q
woman who carries her purse in pet
tlcoat pocket.
To say that American literature Is
puritanical is only to admit that it Is
abnormally decent.
When some one tries to take your
pride down you had better suspect that
you have been a trihe airy.
Constancy in woman Is often mere
stubborness in the matter Of accepting
defeat or dlsenchautnent.
Acquiring success In life is not like
catching chicken: the chicken keeps
up noise which tells the pursuer which
way to turn.-Chicag5 Record.
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Mr.. Clemens told the correspondent
that his new book. In which he tells of
the remarkable people he has met from
his childhood. Will occupy n great part
of the remainder Of his life. 1t is be-
guest to roster!ty. and VIII only be pub
lished hundred years after his death.
The portraits We're drawn solely for
his own pleasure In work telling the
whole truth withour malice, but without
respect to persons conventions or pru-
deries. The men and women depleted
will appear with all their warts" The
work will not be written in Mark
Twain's familiar style. which, the au-
thor anticipates, will be forgotten by
the time the work is published.-London
cable to the New York Sun.
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The Filipino soldier has been tolling
through mountain pass. which the
rainy season made more than ordinar-
lily unpleasant.
"Cap'n." said he, II love my country"
"Of course you do"
II regard Agulnaldo as second
George Washington in hard luck"
SO say we all OF u.s."
But. cap'n, as candid man. I want
to confess this much. If I thought those
Yankees would get up n good roads
movement as soon as they conquered
the islands I'm blest II I wouldn't be
tempted to desert" -Washington Star,
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To Secure Complete Set orEncyclo.
media britannica,

Frank Stanton Is Offering the public n
fine chancc "a secure the Encyclopaedia
britannica. complete In thirty superb
octave volumes. This includes tho re-.
cent supplement of i've volumes OF par.
ticuiar interest 10 Americans.
For u short time this standard work
Is offered AT 20 per cent less than II wac
sold by leading Chicago daily paper
and on easier terms.
The Encyclopedia Britannica Is on
exhibition In Frank Stantoa's store. and
tneF WIZ be Eiad TO show 1t TO any one.
If you cannot come in person writ.
them, and they viii be glad 10 send tou
by mall full particulars about the wor,,
and the great offer OF the above enter.
prising finn.
The@ have only n limited number of
se,G. however. and II iatcrcatcI, you
Ghould investigate at ouce.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.


No man who loves woman can be
entirely Just to her.
The devil begins on women by being
amazed at the smcllness OF their feet.
The most innocent thing Is the frank
way n woman admits that you are In
love with her.
When girl Is interested In q man. II
he Isn't bowlegged and sQulnt-eyed. she
says he Is as handsome as Greek
god."
When married woman gets into n
filtration she eases her conscience with
the thought thatrit Is compliment to
her husband to have the other men adj
mlre her.
There is nothing In the world that
Is so shameful to a woman as detec-
ton.
The most successful way a woman
knows Of deceiving her husband Is pre-
tending to tell him everything she
does.
The difference between q dog and n
woman Is that after man has kicked
dog 1t forsives him. but doesn't hang
around for another Kick.
II more wives went away from their
husbands In the summer time there
would not be fewer scandals In his life,
but there would be less infelicity.
II wives could get away from their
husbands as easily US other women, the
men would cling to them so hard that
all the divorce lawyers would die OF
starvation.--New York Press.
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THE INTELLlGENCER.
WHEELING, MAY 20, 1900.
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Another terrible railroad wreck, In
which eight persons We're killed and SIX
teen injured. Is chronlccd this morn
Ing. Several cars were tclcscopcd Gnd
piled upon each other. aud Il appears
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temporary.

Tornaioes are doing great damage In
the west to property and live stock, but
fortunately no lives are reported lost.
Notwithstanding the awfulness OF the
storms. The advantages OF cyclone Gel
lars were thoroughly demonstrated In
Nebraska. or different story would be
told
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An enthusiastic New Yorker proposes
that each state In the union erect
statue Of Admiral Dewey mt some cen
trail point" How Is That for modern
hero worship?
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Sixty Miles an Hour.

Astcam motor car. designed for use on
the railroads. recently made trial trip.
going nj the rate oc sixty miles an hour,
This will probably be as much OF re-
cord heater Ms !Ias Hostetter's
Stomach BittGrs. tho quickest
known road to health. There Is
no quicker way for sufferers
from all etomach Ills 10 reach strength
md happiness than by this great rem
edy. 1t cures Indigestion. constipation,
nervousness, liver and kidney trouble,
and best Of all the user stays cured.
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It was real summer day yesterday,
with the temperature In the ninetics.
but enough breeze 20 temper the atmos-
phere.
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Surety Bonds===Alfred PAUL..
ALFRED PAUL., 1lzO Marke! ST.
GALE OF ELM GROVE BONDS.

The undersigned commissioners. ap.
pointed by an ordinance OF the Town 0.
Elm Grove, adopted by the council on ths
hrSt day OF May. 1899. and ratified by a
vote OF the electors OF said town on the
twcnty:-sccond day OF May, 1S99. by more
than the necessary three-ilfths majority,
give notice That on Thursday. June .,
lS'9, at the mayors office, In Elm Grove.
Ohio county, West Virginia, at IN o'clock
p. m. they Will open bids for the en;ira
issue Of bonds provided for by said oFd.-
nance. being forty bonds OF the dcaomi.
nation of one hundred dollars GlAC@
each. dated June /. 1899, and payable
twenty-five years after date at the Bank
or Wheeling, with interest thereon at The
rate of ilve per cent per annum. pay19,a
annually. for which interest coupons, asl
payable ut said bank. are attached TO 81
bonds, but with the reservation that .hey
may be paid by the town ut any tina
after ten years from their date. In pu,'
suance OF the statute, bids must be rn.i'
In writing and approved by the under
signed commissioners, and the bonds mus:
be sold for cash. Bids In writing In seli
envelopes and marked Bids for Elm
Grove Bonds" and addressed TO The IN,
dersighed commissioners will be rcceWh
by them before or at the time fixed t0'
the opening of the same.
GEORGE R. Z. GlLCHRlST.
CHARLES HOWARD SIMPSON,
SAMUEL c. PATTERSON,
Commissioner:
Elm Grove, ". Va, Nav q. 1870 N.Y.
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that the disaster was unavoidable. The
train. which was enroute from Chicago
to Minneapolis over the Rock Island
road, ran into washout of the roadbed,
caused by a cloudburst. Fate held the
rails and ties together, however, and
there was no indication that the road
was insecure. The dead and injured
were the victims OF storm that there
had been no Information about, and no
one seems to be responsible for the aw-
full result.
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FOR SALE.--
STOCKS.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
LaBelle Iron Works
Central Glass Co.
West Virginia Glass Co.
Crystal Glass Co.
Fostorla Glass Co.
Riverside Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
Wheeling Pottery Co.
Wheeling Railway Co.
FIRST National Bank OF Bella!re, O
Bcllairc Gas & Electric Co.
Peabody Insurance Co.
Geo. L. Taylor Co.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.
Warwick China Co.
BONDS.
Tostoria Glass Co. VT
Meundsr!iie, Benwood & Wheeling KALI
way Co.
Ohio River r. r. Co.
Monongahela River r. r. Coal CO; I'll.
Ravenswood. Spencer & Glcnv!!Ie kL!'
road Co.
Whitaker Iron Co.
Town Of Salem.
Jackson County per cent. ~,
Tin and Steel Stocks bought aNI : sy.t
direct on New York and Chicago SEC"
Exchanges.
HOWARD HAZLETT,
STOCKS. BONDS AND INVESTMENTS
National Exchange Bank Building:
SUMMER SCHOOL.
LEARN to Write.
LEARN to Spell.
LEARN Arithmetic.
LEARN Grammar.
LEARN All English Branches.
LEARN Bookkeeping.
LEARN Shorthand.
LEARN Iypewriting.
LEARN TcIegrdphy.
LEARN Mechanical Drawing.
LEARN Business Law.
LEARN Bill! CIeskins.
LEARN Anything you want by cspr,r
cnccd teachers. Call or "f'''
for particulars
ONO VALLEY BUSlNE;;ST'
AND ENGLISH ACADtml.
TIME lNTELLlGENCER rRi%i'"'
ESTABLISHMENT
Neat. Accurate. Prompt
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ARARE OPPORTUNITY.

Zephyr Ginglinms. MI now, hnlfprlco
to-day Mt Stlicl IL Co.'s.
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WE CURE STRUCTURE.
WE CURE EMISSIONS.

Nothing can be moro demoralZlng TO
young or middlc-aged men than the
presence OF these nightly losses"
They produce weakness, nervousness,
feeling OF disgust and whole train
Of symptoms. They unfit n man for
business. married life md social han
piness. No matter whether cnuscd by
evil habits In youth. natural weak.
ness or sexual cXcesses, our Now
Method Will positively cure YOU,
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,(The lNTELLlGENCER. embracing Its
several editions. Is entered in the POST
office at Wheeling. W. Va. as second
class matter.)
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Z
Elm Grove. W. Va. May q, 1879. IT
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NO CURE--NO PAY.

Our Treatment will euro you In few
weeks. and what Joy there Is In know
ing and feeling that you are n man
once moro! Your whole system un-
dcrHoes change. and vlgor. vitality
and manhood replace dependency and
llfclpSEnegS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-17
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW THE transport Mende. with
the Forty third volunteers, has sailed for
Manila
SAN FRANCISCO. Flight transports arc
expected TO leave this port for the Philippines
within the week.
COLUMBUS. ohio.-Tho reading OF papers
and discussion occupied tho sessions or the
National Municipal league.
/ NEW YORK The animal convention OF
the Society of Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers is In session hero.
! TAHLEQUAH. l. T.-Chj& Burlington of
tho Cherokee Nation in the public square de-
livored his annual message to large crowd.
SAN DIEGO Cal--.Mhjor General Miles has
carefully inspected tho forthcations at BAL
last Point and VIII leave Friday for Galveston
ana New Orleans.
DEXTER. Mcmillan HUFF was taken
from the county jail at Bloomfield and hanged
by mob. Hun was charged with the MUIR
der OF Andrew Melton.
DEXTER, Mo.--Ilrv. Jesse Moore. living six
miles south of here, was found in bed with
tho top OF his head either blown of with a
gun or beaten in with club.
NEW YORK r. Only two of the twelve men
who arc to try Roland -. Molineux, ACCUSED
Of causing the death by poisoning Of Kate
j. Adams have been obtained.
BOSTON. TO those outside the order. Tic
business done by the general assembly OF
the Knights of Labor was NJ little Interest.
II chiefly dealt with routine matters.
BOSTON .-Complclc re,urns OF tho vote at
tho democratic primary election for mayor.
held IN Boston, give Patnck Collins jos of
thc n delegates to the NOMINATING conyen-
ton
NEW YORK "A preliminary meeting Of
the stockholders of tho Telephone, Telegraph
and Cable company Of America was held
here Among those present was John Jacob
Astor.
CHlCAGO,-A Washington special to the
News says that Panama, ono OF tn, states of
Columbia, has secretly applied TO tho state
department for annexation TO tho United
Stntes.
San FRANCtsCo. 1t is stated tina, Mrs,
Jane Stanford Will give TO Stanford university
the money which she obtained from the sale
of her Southern Pacific stock, amounting 10
ll.lQO01O,
NEWPORT NEWS. va.-The hrst- class
hattleship Kentucky has left the shipyard for
New York. There she win so into dry dork
for fnui cleaning OF her bottom preparatory
to her official trial trip.
MEMPHIS Tho fifteenth biennial confer
tnce OF the international Womcn's and Young
Women'g Christina association held It's first
session, Many prominent delegates from all
parts of the country are IN attendance.
NEW YORK.-jrhe New York State demo.
cratic congressional convention has Endorsed
the candidacy OF william Sulzer for the
democratic leadership of the house OF repre-
sentatves and pledged him their earnest sup
mort.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

| WARRENT0N, Aliss--1hc mntch works
hero have been absorbed by the match trust
which Will increase the capacity of the plant
DIAMOND. LR.---A most serious drouth IL
prevailing on the lower coast and three.
iourths OF the truck crop has already been
ruined
NASHVILLE, Tenn, The supreme court
holds that the anti cg1Tctte law stands as the
Legislature passed II, and that tobacco IN that
form can not be sold In Tennessee
JACKSON. Miss. .-Governor McI,aurin says
that he believes the Noel amendment was
adopted at tho recent election as 1T received
u majority Of the votes cast on the PROPOSE
ton
JACKSON. Miss Governor McIaurln has
approved the charters OF tho new cotton mills
ut Laurel with capital stock of $500 0G0.
and at Kosciusko. with y capital of 1928 0O0.
stock companies are being formed in other
towns
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Cnptnin f. w. Clark,
department commander for Arkansas, Grand
Army OF the Republic has been advised that
General Albert II. Shaw. commander In chief
has decided to make a tour OF tho southern
States in March and April TO visit tho dil-
fcrent State departments.
CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn.-W. u. Hutchinson,
president OF the Mountain CITY. Milling com
pany OF this city, emphatically denies the
report sent out from Nashville To tho effect
that there had been formed n combine OF
flour mills OF tho South for the purpose of
limiting the output and controlling prices.
AMERlcuS, Ga.---The city authorities are
much puzzled over the enforcement OF the
compulsory vaccination ordinance; many OF
Christian scientists and absolutely refuse Ia
be vuccinated; II they arc sentenced 10 the
atockade there Will DO trouble. Just what IL
TO be done has not yet been determined,
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

PARIS,--The examination of witnesses in
the roynist conspiracy CAGES has been taken
up by the senate.
CITY or MEXlCo,--rhe foreign colonlsts
residing here are taking action expressive OF
their desire for the recollection OF President
Dlak
CONSTANTIN0PLE.-l Is authoritativcly
stated that the Turkish government has APP
proved the concession 10 tho DeutsChe bank
OF the railroad extension to the Asntic bor-
der.
LONDoN.--A few Leonds were seen from
the Greenwich observatory, although no pho
tographs were secured and few also were
observed at Romsey. Hampshire and from
the Treptow observatory.
BERLIN.--The long contested Slleslnn In
hcrtance of duke OF Sagan- Valencia, the en-.
peror's close friend. has been granted by Inn
petlal letters to the French prince, Bosom dc
Perlgord. who sworc allegiance TO Germany.
CITY OF MEXICO.--Dr. Zaldlvar, saliva.
do.oan minister To Mexico, who Is also gen
orally accredited to European countries. has
lief. for the United States. Ell route To London
and Parts. and Will for some time reside in the
latter city.
LONDON,--ln Russia the meteoric displays
caused a'panc In many places II was he
liesed that the end of the world had come,
Churches were open all Gght and hundreds
OF thousands OF people spent three nights In
the open air, fearing earthquakes.
OPoRTo.-Five additional cases OF the bu
homie plague aud one death are reported
BEilLIN.--The Frankfurter Zeitung an
nounces that Or, Belck the weli-known Ger
man traveller reports that hghtins has taken
place between the Armonians and kurds In
the village OF Erzerouma, Armenia, hfty per-
sons being killed.
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A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE GIVEN
FRENCH GOVERNMENT WENT BE
FORE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES
To He Governed by Its Acts-Approv-
al Of what Has Been Done Ex-
pressed by a Large Majority.

Paris November 16,--1he chamber of
deputies today, by LAG to 215, expressed
confidence in the government.
Paris, November 16-The chamber Of
deputies was thronged with an exceedingly
large crowd today on the resumption Of
debate ON the in erpellatlons OF the gov
ernment. Able Hippolyte Garrud. repub-
lican. made q bitter attack on Free Ma
sonry and Colonel Guerin. republican, de-
Tended the attitude of General Nsgerier.
After speech from NJ Motte. rspub-
lican, who created great uproar among
The leftists by attacking socialism, the
premier NJ, waldeck- Rousseau. said the
situation must be closed before discussing
party programmes. At the present mo-
ment, he added, duty dictates concord
among all republicans in the work of de-
applause from the left The mos. urgent
matter before the chamber, he added, was
the annual republican peril. The govern
ment, he polrted out, asked to be Judged
on i,s acts and the protests before the
chamber. He denounced the maehnatons
Of The enemies OF the republic and justified
the trial OF conspiracy by TIE high court.
on the ground that everything was pre-
pairing for an instruction, and said: I'VE
did not think we ought to wait until the
coup d'ctat was accomplished. In fat.
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