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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
A RnnI, ~Snsnends.

NEW YORK, January 6.-The Union
County Bank, Of Railway, N. j., has
suspended. The following notice was
placed on the front door of the bank
building to-day;
"RAHWAY, N, j., January 6, 1900.
'The Union County Banl- has been
compelled to suspend owing to the I'M
usual demand made upon it by deposit
tors. So far as the official examination
has progressed there does not seem to
be any sufficient reason to doubt that
depositors will be paid in full as soon
as the bank can realized on its invest
ments.
THOMAS X. JOHNSTON,
Deputy Commissioner of Banking and
Insurance
The Union County Bank has been
paying eight per cent dividends on a
capital of $40, 900. The bank, which is
a State institution, had a surplus of
$4,000. After the difficulties Of the
Middlesex County Bank, of Perth Am
boy, N. j., which was robbed by its
cashier. George NJ. Valentine. there was
some evidence of timidity on the part
Of the depositors, as the president of
the Union County Bank, Edward F.
Savage, had been Valentines lawyer,
and the vice president of the Union
County Bank. Milford d. Valentine,
was an uncle Of the defaulting cashier
of the Middlesex County Bank.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
THOMAS X. JOHNSTON,


WASHINGTON, d. c.. January O.
To-day's statement of the condition of
the treasury shows: Available cash
balance. 1882, 905, 1880; gold reserve,
S235.375.47f.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

He-What a pretty girl! She looks
sweet enough to eat.
She-Of course: and that's just what she
does three or four times daily.-Ch!cago
News
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL
HENRY cLEW,s VIEW.

Special to the Register. y.
NEW YORK, January 6.-The mar
ket has. partially recovered from the
December decline, and has emerged
greatly strengthened by that test. All
danger OF PANIC WE successfully
ID. and t WIN Be many months
e the low prices then touched will
cen again. AS for the future
Be of the security markets in 1900
opinions or value must be guided
(reful consideration. Taken as a
, the outlook for the present year
fghly fla Mrable; prosperity pre-
0fgn0dt the country, while
both trade and industry are in sound
and hopeful condition. These are
powerful factors lin a bull market; in
deed we could have nome better; and
were they allowed full sway we might
expect active and strong markets
throughout the year; but there are i'm
portant Offsets to be considered which
would quickly upset any too optimistic
conclusions. ~
1t is very likely that 1900 will be a
repetition of 1899. Even prosperity
Ids lc uuCludIiOAo dl1u QldW DdIho, Co
pecially when cost of material and la
Dor rise to a point that checks new
= enterprise or leads to over-production,
With all the i~nconvenient consequent
IS that follow. The rise in many
ohmodfties has been quite pronoun-
ed In pig iron and iron products the
Rdvance~has beer simply phenomenal,
owing to the tremendous pressure of
yorders. The effect of this is to again
bring into use a obsolete and dis
carded plants in all parts of the coun-
try. which may run at a profit for a
/ few months 81 years, but must ulti-
Amateiy succumb to the competition OF
stronger and better equipped concerns
Ven prices recede to the normal.
EwAre a number Of very important
fNses now held in allegiance be-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
His I-esignation.

"Jigshy feels pretty sore about losing
his job"
Yes; but I see he is tryig to appear
resigned, Bulletin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

One Of the latest eonyeyanees to be adopted by the ingenious and IN
ventive Partisan is the quadriyce a ambulance. the general character of
which may be- realized from the accom panying illustration. While this sort
Of hospital conveyance may be pnct zeal o the smooth bouevards Of the
French capital there is little danger of its general adoption in the United
States. As used in Paris al present, the new ambulance is provided with
a seat for the surgeon, behind whom sits the operator OF tie motor drawing
the twowheeled carriage in which re chnes the patient
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

sTube preferred opened at 80 bid, "a asked;
common. "A bid and Is asked. Closed %
BID int "a asked for preferred. and "A bid
and 10 asked for common.
Wheeling & Lake Erie new common, 9I2
at both Opening and close. Dis-o second
preferred, q both opening and close.
c.. l. W. common 12As at both OPEN
ing u close.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
shippin~ Coni.

The Brown Coal and Coke Company,
which is operating at Bowman's Sta
ton. on the line of the sPewiky" road,
above Beech Bottom. is now shipping
Two to three cars of coal per day, and
will shortly increase this output to
&ight or ten cars. The detnand is ex-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
VIEW advertisements
MIRRORS.

Fine Mirrors are an adOrnment anyW
n any house. We have a few chosca
signs remaining from our Xmas 8
wsscn we offer at very low prices
and see them.
NICoLL's ART STORE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
rae uauc, ouotations.

The following quotations were received
Yesterday by Howard Hazlett x Son, Ma
tfonal Exchange Bank Building;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

cellent ana p~ro6is{s to increase. and
the prospects of tie. company are OF
the brightest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
FINE STATIONERY

lE az necessary to the conduct Of a nrsy
$3.50 business az the name above the dco4
y secure the best call at or address tns
1z5 Market street.
IDa hENT CARDS. Blark House Leases
z olank Detds and Deeds OK Trust 10
sa.e g hEGETER COUNTING ROOM
- AAfket sheet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

River News Prosn Below.
ONO. January a-Lis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Sm Wnfann.

gi~es reueu Gabr,s men Die u INTERCEPT
iur man iih MIS- 8 us Ct hrdufen muB MIR
h | poriiber It, Il Dsn bic : 9eute has lhr
@eiunhbci q nut iebersub cdlcu mo.
noB D II GlemeI te lib alssuicp II, 6 anf
belt bcruurruft. Saun 10 hi wt aud Su
Hen uoelen 3eiteu, | Dten lid, iclbIt eci .
ne 9ente irl1enoer Sbatiadleu er nsrr:
bae B r Gel rauh BON Spops's G ra ar la
30. lie : ftratuen herpp a9t; bur es Die
QrDften &nren III Der 9~,lt rrfid)t: ben
IT Ettn Ser auf in Der We t hat. mo has
orbbte @chGube in Der NSelt uerlan t., m!l.
Dies :.nsi Ii s in Der 3utere tung re grss
net Wiom t Il. Sefpe It rieice nid,t ems
AZ II, faB 10 u mar fr nj lit, Sppo's a :
iapar'lo 81 ridti9e 80 oiSin lit, uelb, man
nebnlen loa?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Ginetmausrt.
Don arisoa sdan,.

SIM nraltsu Ghronil6anb fanb ids gebnht:
Gtn 8ino ,parh einit gu fanien aeindlt.
lin IS !ebeuoem VeibeS %ein,umaleru
Sn'S Nunbament elmer ltarfen Selte.
Solfe &lira ioDte balten nno triten oa't
bette,
Colt lsoen StranB unb Strett %iiberpanern
9ant Dem mld,ulo'ge Slut. parauf fe be.
griinbet.
Sn aneu @emeinoen hat nlau'S usrili0st
gSeit ruO brett.
Sod, ,cine 1htsier iano I'D, bereit.
Seoe iisbtt ibr Smb 81 iebr.
GnSlid gab bod cine hires ber
@esea srs;alIbert fupierne Oreter.
Gle hattie 10 uiele bumgrige Shreier,
gle mar Wittws une pladte iid) 10 hcrrri.
llno bieles &teiue mar taIb nab ltllnlm,
Gben hrei Sahr.
@iI ldeues DING, BEN baS idl,par;c Saor
I'm EN- eleno @eiihtdci iid rolte.
MlS oas Mdgolein eingsbant weroeu lolte,
Sa hob eS Die idleucn Slide ein btShel-
llno lab auf Die Yiaurer. ting mo fill,
Dam lpradl eS aui eimmai, flar nno id)riu:
.Mutterbrrit IN weid wie elm ieiSenes 3iB.
d)eul
Neutterbers III barter oils barter Steini"
DAM fano es fill. oann uerftnmmte 60
mie0er.
Srsi 9roGe Ehrdnen rauueu ibut nieber.
0ann nlauerten iie Die Sleine etn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Cine s9redcnshadt.

rSdredlide Seiirhtuns beate mar
iir bic @ittme bes tapferen Generals
gurnbam bon Wahias, We., ais Die
7octoren lasten, lie tonnte nidt bis
Wor9en lebea," i6teibt Srau g.. s..
0incoln, melde ibr in Der fnrdtbaren
Nadt b%eiitanb. ollie slaubten. iie
miiile balo an Der gunsenentsinouns
lterben, aber tie perlan9e nad Or.
8ins's 9tem DISCOVERY, melt. mie tie
laete. bies ibr ldon mebr ais einmal
oas Seben serettet uno lie BON Der
Aus,ebrnn9 sebeilt babe. Nah orei
fleinen Solen ldlief lie rnbis Die
gauge Nadt, uno Der weitere @ebraud
bette Tie uouitdnbis. 0ieie number.
bare Wteoisin beilt inter @a,antic
i0alse, @rult= uno 0unsenfrantbeiien.
Geriuds flaiden Irei in W. S. 6ubn's
4potbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Gin firhtcrlider Mibgriif

ueruriadt oft Experimentation Sranb,
G,rino, Sdnitt ooer Suetldun9.
@udleni's Nrnlca Salbe. Die bette in
Der Melt. tootet ben SdmerS uno
BELT prompt. Neilt olte Munben,
Munefieber, @eldmulft, Seulen,
Gaocloclhmiire, I,iibneron9en, ollie
hautauelhldoe. geitcs Wsittel 9eaen
Ndmorrboiocn auf Grben. Nur %
Gents cine Shndtel. 9eilma sas
rantirt. @erfauit pom apotbeter
w. S. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Gin %eemanotcr Orb.

gu benz beriiAtigien Yrliseiipica
@ioocq in paris trdt zines Sases ELL
Wenih, Der lid ibm oils .Mnseber@
Ofierirte.
.Mas tannIi Sup" frua i'm 8ioo:q
furs.
30. iebr piel !" antportete Der llnbe.
tannte, Der ii1 Saequin nannte. ,Siir's
grlte uerliebe ih ieGr portbeilbaIt einsu,
taufen, MAIDEN Sic einmal ben Gerlutb
nit MR."
.Nun gut. bier baft gu setn Srnncs.
oamit seb' aui ben Mnrtt ullO tauie
mir swei i66ns Gapaune. SD mill
Ieten. ob Su etuas Suites tpdblt."
Ser Sienhlu0snoe peripra6, bato
tuierer Suriid gu iein, unO sur beitimlis
ten Stunoe bradte er 9iDocq nidt MIR
spei prd1tige aapaune. iOnOern Guh
bic sebn 0rancs tuieOer, Die er gum au-
tauf oerielten erbalten bate.
r@ortrefIlib !" iagte Der 9oli5iyt;
rjeBt ersdble mir aber aud. ME Gu
oas an~sefansen bait"
.Sas babe i6 folaenoermaben ge=
maht. SD babe mir BON einem ge=
tannten, pelder Gidenjunge III, oeiicn
tueiBe Sadie, Miiye uno Srastorb se=
borat. Sen GOrb fiillte id nit Stcinen
uno StrOb uno obenauf leate id fir
feds Sous crime Gentle. 60 trat i9
gu elmer Geiliiselbdnblerin, fauIte uno
besablte Die beiben Gapuune. So meiu
aOrb aber isbr f6usr mar. uno ib i'm
ni6t crit abieyen mollte, bat ib Gle
6dnolerin. oas geiliiael mir ielbh
hineinaulegen. Sd ltellte mid Dor lie,
bilfte mid uno mdbrsno lie mir Die
Sbiere auf ben Gorb padte. arbeiteten
meme Sdnoe in Der leOernen @elDtaihe,
bic lie, mie ollie oieie 2eute, an Der Settle
trus. Dit Der arOBten @orii6t bottle ib
nun auber meinen sebn Srancs nod
fir oreiEig Stancs ancere tleine Miinse
aus ibrer Saide. Seben Sic, bier III
bas Gelo."
.Nrbeitef gu oft auf bieie Mrt?"
fraste Giooeq.
.Man ttut. mas man fam! !" ant=
tuortete Der Nnoere.
rNun, gu fheinlt mir nidt unge
fdidt gu iein. Sd nebme Sid in mei-
men Tienlt uno nerDe Sid BON moraen
an bei6dftiaen. Sir beute seb uno laB
Sid bis oabin nidt ermiiAen."
Sacquin gins.
@dbreno er @iboeq fein Gunffiid
,rfldrte. bate er es nift al ben erldu=
ternOen geiien unO gemegungen ieblen
laiien. gr bate lid 9ebiidt. bate iei=
men fiinitigsn SroOberrn metrmals be-
riibrt, aeraOsio pie er es bel Der Sc
ililgelbdnOlerin 9etban bate. obne Die
ibm iduloiae gbrerbietllna 81 perlegen.
babel aber aub 8iootq cine toiibare
goloene uGr nit Settle uno Nnbdngiel
aus Der Saide 9eiiObten. obne oaB oie=
Ter oas 0erinaie bapon 9emerft.
SAB Saequin lid nitt mieOerieben
lieb, perliebt fid BON felbn.
0i0ocq, oeiien @itelfeit unb Corn In
einen ni6t 81 befbreib,noen Mufrubr
gerietben, iegte Simmel uno @roe in
g%eueguns, UNI bieies fdlauen SpiB=
buben babbaft 5u meroen. alleill neoer
bic ubr nod Sacquin naren a~ufsufin=
ben. uno nod mebrere Sabre nadber
burite teiner ieiner Spione oDer Mn=
seber in ieiner Nnmeienbeit Den Na=
men .Sacquin" ausipreden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Oarinnen berpr3uae Yslner uu.s::.
antonio uno Waria. ibre ilsisat
S6mer3en unO Greuoen bate CT = III
berAelIen ; rno bod bate oieles fG. .le
paar i'm bic behre GrtenntniB selcJrt:
IS 0ibt WunCer!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

SSarbcnbiiroc. - Gas dlte1te gei=
ipiel ppn 6arbenblinDGeit ltammt aus
benz Sabre 1854. Canals eriliirte in
Galisburp Elm Mdoden. Ons nur Die
idwarse uno meiBe 0arbe BON elraroer
unteri0eiOen tonnte. ObaleiA lie quite
Nuaen bate uuo in TAFT O"0lliger Sun=
telbeit cine GiertelIunoe lang 81 leier
pernlotte. Ser YbrenoloH SpurSbeim
Q776 bis 1892 lernte cine furben=
blinoe 6amilie tennen. Ser en9lllde
9Dpliter Galtpa (l766 bis 1910 lab
nrr Drei 0nrben, Aelb, blau unO
piolett; rpIaroth erid)iea inn bell birn=
melblau, bel giht nit einem orunaetar'
benen coer geItlihen Sdeine. tarmoiiin
iaD iiir i'm idmngigblau. Sleaellad
uno Gras batten fir i'm Oieielbe 0arbe.
Enrtrd)ritt.
81: ,NlIo Die Gultur bat in Sbrcr
Gclonie Sortibritte aemaht?"-&o o.
loniit: %. iehr beocuienoe mir
baben icyt iogar iGcn &ulthrgeiinoel !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

S6lc9ter Sroff. 9lls Der tiirfiide
geianote @aoban gffenpi. Der I'M Sabre
1884 init Der bulaariiden &esieruns
nerbanoelte uno oas lln9liif bate. cine
falide Safe traaen gu miiiien, lid an-
fdidte, non Goiia nod Gcnltantinopel
5uriidsutebren. bemertte er, Dab Der ibm
bon Der bulgarii6en 8eb0roe ausge<
iiellte paB an Der stelle. mo Die beion*
oeren Gennseiden aufaeiIErt mercen,
bic Morte trus: ,,Ncz en- carton"
(NaIe BON Bappe). 9ariiber emp6rt.
besab fih Gaooan brett gum Siirlten
QleranDer, i'm iih bel linn iiber Dir
unmanierlihfeii Ger bulgGriI9cu Se-
amten gu beiGmeren. Ser SirIt Der:
nodie iid oes 9adens taum 81 enthal:
len, CAB ii1 aber ollie MIiihs. Den urrier
BaDan 81 tr6iien uno idenfte ib:a Su=
leBt eine-SnbussoDIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
j. J. FRITZ,
IS: :.:. Nboto9rapbiit, -: IS:
Ct. Gcrmaiuirasc. Ct. Gloun. Miun.

s Wer Elm nntursetreues Nilb ieiner iefbTi
ooer ere Nreunoes- ooer5amlltensruppe ae.
mad,f hnbeu mtll. fomme an mir. yRas Die
Bhotoaraphie- n INIT nur sn letlten permaa,
BET mir wure lie in leoer Niniidt erprobt.
Cute n aurerloiiiae Nrbeit sesen biIts
Yreiie. I'm senetgten 3uiprnh wlro aebeten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Grand Pacific Hotel
G6e bon 6. Voc u"b 1. Strabe,
ct. 6lou0. Yeinn.

Cur apfdlltsen Nahr,bt. oaB i'd obiges
6otel. zines Der dlteitsu uno beit betann'
tn 6otels in Der Stdot. alter Soldiers
BlaB) iberuommeu habe. nit Dem aud
gut etnHerihtete Stall anseu perbuuoen
'tno. 8'aen quite mi prompte Rebie.
nuu9 uno nit Der 3uTheruns. isbenl
Sunbsn min 6otel in iener 6iniiht III
einem dnaenehm'n 6eim III a~eitalten. en-.
pHsblt hh beftens einem seebrten Bubli.
t'm Don nab unb fern
22s3mts Ss5n &aufmann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Bnsl1uft.

Sunger Nrst Gur reiten Grbin):
,Sbnen 81 yiebe, 6rGulein GmanDa,
tDnnte ib meme Yraris aufgeben e
Sraulein: .Gb. Die menlden-
freunplih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
0anias - GitD - Beef

abr ioltet end B Muiterarbeit beieten. be-
upr thr ionStpp binaebt. Sabinetbiloer BON
Bi'dot gRartn uno 8irdeu- une Stulaes
bduoen gu uertaufen. COL
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-02
The Supreme Issue.

The supreme issue in the approach ing campaign will not be an economic issue at alt. Mir. Bryan typifies the American people in the fact that to him moral issues are Of supreme i'm portance, and that the principles of liberty tor which this country has always stood are the supreme expres- sioDs of the national conscience. Mir. Bryan's principal arguments have never been addressed to Uhe nation 's sense of Its own economic welfare
 not even to it's sense of the economic welfare of its poorer classes. The question to him has been one of the nations duty to remain true to those principles of liberty which have been the very life Of our own democracy and of the century B struggles for democracy all over the globe. He goes before the people appealing to their profonndest patriotic and re- ligious sentiments. He demands that we shall stop the war in the Philip pines by treating those hlands as we promised to treat Cuba, and as in the past we have treated all the nations of Spanish America. The fundamen tai principle of our democracy, he atfirms, demands that we shall give to the people of the Philippines the govern ment of their choice. The fundamen- tai law of our religion demands that we shall treat them as we ourselves would be treated. In 1900 under Mir Bryan, as in 1S60 under Mir. Lincoln, the party which would lift up the manhood of the poor makes the foundations of the platform the declaration of inde- pendence and the golden rule. Dare men of conscience repudiate these principles; dare they refuse to apply them to the supreme issue pressing for settlement? Charles B. Spahr. in the July Review of Revies.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-02

cashed and unaccounted for, he unlaw- fully appropriated the money of the United Stat For this. Mr. Bristow says he believes Rathbone should be required to answer
 The Minneapolis Journal is author ity for the statement that Charles A. Towne will be withdrawn from the populist national ticket about August l5. At that time the populist national committee will accept his resignation and replace him with Adlai E. Steven son as the nominee of the populist party for vice president. The source from which the announcement was re- ceived is such as to make it impossible to question it's accuracy. A cabinet position is assured Towne in the event of Bryan's election.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-02
Tickets in the Field.

There are now nine presidential tickets in the field Here is the list: For President. For Vice President REPUBLICAN William McKinely, Of Ohio. Theodore Roosevelt,
 of New York.
 DEMOCRATS William J. Bryan, of Nebraska Adlai E. Stevenson,
 of Illinois.
 PoPULIsTS William J. Bryan. of Nebraska. Charles X. Towne,
 of Minnesota. MDDLE-oF-THE.RoA PoPULISTs Wharton Barker. of Pennsylvania. lgnatus Donnelly,
 of Minnesota PRoHIBIToNIsTs John c. Woolley, of Illinois Henry B. Metcalf,
 of Rhode Island SOCIALIST LABOR Job Hartman, of California. Max ;. Hayes,
 of Ohio. SOCIAL DEMOCRATS Eugene V. Debs, of Indiana. Job Hartman,
 of California. SOCIALISTS Joseph F. Malloney. of Massachusetts, Valentine Remmill.
 of Pennsylvania UNITED CHRISTIANS Dr. ;. c. Swallow, of Pennsylvania. Charles M Sheldon.
 of Kansas.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-02
GIL, VALLEY. GIoHE d NORTHERN K N

Time Table Nc "A. taking effect l2:0i s. m.
 June IT. 1900 Mountain Time Second class train No l5 leaves Globe UI Mondays. Wednesday, and Fridays only. tirst class train No. IL. leaves Globe Dali except sunday
 Toward Globe first class train No l2 d&ly ca cept Sunday
 Second class train No. lG leaycs Bowie UH Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays only. An extra consisting of a straight paSseneeg train will be run both ways each Sunday oc' the time of Nos n and l2
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-02
Death of Lincoln's Register Of the
 Treasury.

The Hon. L. E. Chittenden died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Bradford in Burlington, Yer, mont, July =, at the age of 16 years. Mr. ChittendeE had been in somewhat feeble health since an accident which he sustained in New York some three years ago, when he was run over by wagon.
 Lucius E Chittenden was born in Williston, Vt., May a. 1924. He was member of one of the most dis Uinguished Vermont families and a great grandson of Thomas Chttenden, who was the first governor of the com monwealth, and who was IS times re- elected to that office. He was edu- cated in the common schools and academies near his home, studied law, and was admitted to the bar at St All bans in September, lS4i He removed to Burlington where he practiced his profession with success, one of his partners being Edward Phelps. later United States minister to Great Brit ain. He became interested in politics at an early age, and was prominent in the anti slavery and Free Soil move. ments and became a republican with the birth of that party. He was state senator from Chittenden county, 1856 60.
 In February, 1861, he was appointed by Gov. Fairbanks delegate to the famous peace conference held in Wash ington, and he afterward prepared and published careful report of the debates and proceedings of that con ference. Having been associated with the Hon. $. P. Chase in the peace con ference. a friendship was established between the two. and when Mr. Chase became President Lincoln's secretary of the treasury. he rendered the po- sition of register of the treasury to Mir. Chittenden. This offer was accepted, and Mir. Chittenden held the office for four years, during which time he gained the intimate friendship of Pres ident Lincoln.
 At the close of the civil war he went to New York city, where he practiced law until recently MT. Chittenden was a forcefu and effective public speaker and a man of scholarly tastes
 What most people want IS something mild and gentle, when in need of physic. Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets fill the bill to the dot. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect, For sale by H c Hitchcock.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-05
TUESDAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

The entire republican ticket in Gin
cinnat was elected by from 1900 to
5000 majority.
Jewelry. money and diamonds to the
amount of $4,000 We're stolen from Il
Philadelphia residence.
a party of American tourists in
Rome contracted smallpox, and Miss
Anne l.inoten. of Winona, Miss, died.
The revolutionary forces in Nene-
zuela have met with defeat and re-
tired to the banks of the Orinoco
river.
\ boiler at the G. o. Williams Lum-
Der Co. brick yard in Atlanta, Ga,
exploded. killing three white men and
iniuring six others.
The fruit crop of Georgia has been
damaged to some extent by frosts,
but an estimate II the per centage
can not at present be made.
1t is very evident that Russia rs
preparing for war, but whether it
will be with Great Britain, Japan or
Turkey is ut present unknown.
Queen Victoria started on her long
contemplated visit to Ireland. Quite
a crowd assembled at the railway std-
ton and chcered her departure.
Adm. Dewey announces that he will
visit Knoxville. Tenn. May II and IL,
and visit the birthplace OF Adm. Far
ragut. The city will give him corr
dial welcome.
Col. pumrr's column, marching to
the relief of Mafeking, met force of
Beers and was compelled TO retire,
with considerable loss. Heavy fight
ing is going on around Mafcking.
The strike OF the building trades
and few other trades went into eff
feet in New York city and vicinity,
nearly 10000 going out. An early set
Element is expected favorable to the
strikers
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