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PREP AIRING !.
FOR FEALL
CAMPAIGN
Is Wheeling's Young Mems Christian
Association--Gymn Glasses
Open Next Week. I.
T5HFEFORMALOPENlNG ,SEPT.l5.
..-..-. Isl
The Association's Lecture Course In.
cludes Some Excellent Attrac. Il
tons. This Season {. I
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The Young MEMS Christian Associ-
alton Is preparing for an active fall and
winter campaign. The plans contem-.
plate "a valuable work along the usual
educational, social, physical and relig-i
lous lines. The building has been fire.
iquented by members and young men in
general all through the heated term,
and some departments of the assocIa-
tons work have been carried on. The
baths and swimming pool have been
privileges perhaps most appreciated.
F. The building is now: receiving the
customary cleaning and renorating for
the fall opening. The gymnasium
classes will be, started next week and
the formal opening will occur on Mon
day evening. September Is. c
AS soon as the evenings become cool
er interest in bowling will be revived
and an association league viii BIO or
ganized.
Evening educational classes will be
opened the coming fall. as usual. The
Instruction in bookkeeping. arithmetic,
penmanship and mechanical drawing
win be thorough. These educational
classes viii afford young men nm OPP
portunity for profitable study thatwill
better at them for the practical bust
ness OF life.
The social and religious work Will re-
celye due attention.
The lecture and entertainment course
is made up OF attractions ofreal. iherit.
Following is the list:
october-Maro, the eminent magician
and shadowgraphist.
November-Elias Day. characterize.
December--W. Hinton White, Illus
trated lecture.
January-ward Beecher Plckard, lee
ture.
February-kentucky Colonies, male
quartette. Is.
The Sunday afternoon meeting has
not been omitted all summer To-mor-
row at o'clock the services will be
conducted by NV. Philbrook.
Monday evening the board OF direc-.
tors will meet at the association build.
Ing. The association board is compos-
ed Of a number OF active and prominent
gentlemen Of the city.
This week the association wastv!slt-,
ed by G. H. Marshall, formerly ply
steal directes OF the association. now of
Hamilton, Ohio, and William Mckee. a
former member and now general secre-
tary OF the association at wllkesbarre,.
Pa. '7:,s
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Last Nights Concert.

The concert given at Wheeling Park
last evening by the Opera House MIL!
tary Band, with Mr.. Edmund Yahn, OF
the Cincinnati Conservatory OF Music,
baritone soloist, and Professor Her
mann shockey accompan!st. was one OF
the most delightful events that have
taken place ut the popular resort this
summer. The audience was large and
in thorough sympathy with the instru-
mental and vocal numbers on the pro-
gramme. Mr.. Yahn has n remarkably
sweet voice, and was never heard to
better advantage. both of his numbers
being encored. The band, too. came in
for apprrciativc recognition.
The bi-weekly concert OF the Opera
House band, at the Pork, set for next
Thursday evening, has been changed 10
Wednesday evening.
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Labor Day Observance

For the observance. OF Labor Day,
Monday, September ;. Postmaster Wise
has made the following order: Money
order and register division will be
closed the entire day. Stamp and gen
cral delivery window open from 500 to
10 o. m. One delivery by carriers. leav-
Ing the Office at n. m. Collection OF
all letter boxes in the city, arriving at
the Office at 6 and 1O:45 a. m. Collection
of all letter boxes, Water, Main and
Market, Tenth to Sixteenth streets, in
elusive. arriving at the Office at 0. ll:l5,
a. m; 1880. 3, c and s p. m. Mails re-
ce!vcd and dispatched as usual. I'M
portant mail should be sent to the Of
flee.
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Mrs. Eliza wikc says: r 1 would be in
mygraye now IL had not been for your
God:sent remedy, Pc-ru-na. Everybody
says nm looking SO much better. No
doctor could help mo as Pe-ru.na did. I
was q broken.down woman. It Is now
seven years pastthat I was cured.n
Mrs. Sarah Gallitz, OF Luton, Ia, also
writes: Twas suffering with the change
Of life. ] had spells Of flowing every
two or three weeks, which would leave
me nonrly dead. had given up hope of
being cured, when I heard of Or. Hart
mans remedies and began TO uso them.
Lam entirely cured, and give NIL the
credit to Pc-ru-na.n
But comparatively few women who
are suffering with pelvic catarrh know
tina. this is the case. Their trouble
is called dyspepsia, heart trouble, female
weakness, weak lungs, nervous debility;
indeed, almost tho whole category OF
medical terms has been applied to Gu
tarrh OF some organ OF tho female.
anatomy. II these women could only
realize tina. their trouble Is probably CO.
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WELLsBuRG.
Doings of People in the Brooke Coun.
ty Metropolis.


The Brooke Hancock delegate con-
vention has been called to meet In the
city hall, wcllsburg, Saturday. sep-
TENDERS, the same day as the senator
inl convention. There is no. opposition
to the nomination of Hon. Henry G..
Hervey as the Republican candidate for
house Of delegates. and his election Is
an assured fact. 20
Owing to the burning out OF the mr.
mature OF dynamo ut the electric
Hight plant, the arc liRhls were on last
night and will be for possibly several
nights. until the damage Is repaired or
n new machine secured. Such accidents
at this plant have been but few and
our. citizens may well overlook the pres
cnt instance.
Brooke county Republicans arc great
ly interest In the selection Of senator.
iol cnnterecs at the Ohio county con-
vention to-dny. They claim the right 10
this Will be conceded by. their Ohio
county brethren.
The county commissioners will meet
'at / O'clock to-day 10 open bids and
award contracts for n new iron bridge.
SNSA A'ulAslu SlteN VII 5tiler putiIhlls hisCF
also mncadumiziug and grading on
several county roads.
The usual Sunday services will be
held ut the Methodist Episcopal church
Tomorrow. the FIRST since tho opening
OF Bcllv,ew camp meeting,
Mr.. Mack Glannon. OF Belmont coun-l
ty. Ohio. and Mss Josephine Myers. Of
Wheeling, were married on Thursday,
by Rev. r. T. Miller.
Jeese SicNenr was the only yetnrnn
from this vicinity attending the G. a..
Il. cncampment ut Chicago this week.
Rev. 7. Il. swun! recently rector of
Christ Episcopal church. IL reported Ill
OK typhoid feyernt Loraln, Ohio. 4
Tie ladies' Of the Episcopal church
gave an enjoyable lawn fetc ut the
roctory last evening.
DR.. 4. II, Werlich Is taking n two
weeks trip to Chicago and other west
ern points,
Base ball this afternoon at 800
Wcllshurg vs.. McCorthys, OF Pitts
burgh. ~
Miss Mary Finley. OF Pittsburgh. Is
q visitor ut tho home OF DR.. 7, II. Weir.
lch. ,tHl sEFs tfsF y ~ 2 z 10 $3.50 3 y 4
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McNEcHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

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and Events.
A grand rally will be held by the,
Democrats at shnfer's hall, Monday
evening. Hon. William Kincaid, of
Cameron, will be present and Hon j.
Alex Ewing, OF Moundsrilie, will be
the speakers 4 grand time is looked
for. The affair, is In charge OF the
,McMecher Democratic club.
c. z. Goodwin leaves next Tuesday
for Buckhannon Seminary. where he Is
preparing himself for the ministry. He,
will be accompanied by Miss Ada Baltz,
who goes to take Q course in music.
Mr. o. ". Lewis, OF New Holland. o..
was In town. the gTest of old friends.
yesterday: He has been appointed re-
lief agent on the Baltimore & Ohio,
with headquarters ut Grafton.
Messrs. S. p. West, Or. n. A.. Dowlcc
and L. 81 McFan have returned from
Detroit, where they attended the
Knights OF Pythias encanpment. q
Mrs. ]. Z. Akin and granddaughter,
Miss la McsIahon, OF Renwood juno
tIon. are the guests OF friends at Cum
herIand, Nd, and Virginia.
PItnan yanaman has ogfar recov-
cred from an attack OF rheumatlsn as
10 be able 10 resume his duties us help
or TO II. S. yelling.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Reynolds and
son, Donald. Will arrive home to-day,
from Atlantic City, where they spent
the past ten days. *
Mrs. Charles Zimmerman has return
cd to her home at Cameron: after
spending SONG time the guest OF friends
here.
a number OF Prohibitionis.s viii go
from here to Cameron, 10 attend the
rally and hear John G. Woolley speak,.
Ed. shrlner fell from an engine while
at work this week and cut large cash
in his head, and was otherwise Injured.
Mrs. T.. j. Rrbes and daughter have
returned TO thclr hons nj Baltimore. az
ter weeks visit With friends here.
Miss Cora BuszaTd will raturn 10 her
homo nj Cameron to-day. after a
pleasant visit With frieEds here.
MISSES Nellie Kern and Blanche An
derson have returned from a months
visit with friends at Llttleton.
Miss Carrie McCusl1ry. OF Cameron
Is visiting Misses Jennie and Ncttie
McCuskey, OF Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. J. L. Wheeler has returned to
her home at Mountain Lake Park. after:
Waiting friends here.
Frank Bodle Is at ParkersburS. 4
spending n two weeks vacation With
hla parents, 81
AR, and Mrs. Fletcfcr:nnd Miss Net
tie Rlncald are visiting friends. near
Cameron. K 4!
Capt Albert, .HooCen, OF Moundsvllle.
was u business caller In town yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Thonnn arc home
from a Visit with friends at FGlrnpnt.
John Bynrd has returned from WetSsl
county where he has been WORKING.
Mr. VIII, Murray Is visiting at Ma
rlctta, q few days.
Z Mrs. L. NJ. Mcclure is Mt cnd!z, o.,
visiting friends.
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BRIpeRPoRT HAppENrNas.
Events of Day in the Town at thu
End Of the Bridge.

William Mitchell, the coIored man
who was arrested early In the week for
using profane language in the presence
OF the young iaey clerks In the postor-
flee, was turned loose yesterday by the
authorities. on condition. that he get
out OF town Immediately, and he was
glad TO do so.
Mrs. Max Gaus returned last, evening
from few days visit with relatives at
Ravenna, Ohio. She was accompanied
home by her daughter, Mrs. James Dill
Ion. who Will be her guest for .a;Ysels.
Z George Bresock Is expected home this
evening from Detroit, where he hns
been attending the knights OF Pythias
encampment.
Miss Mary McConnaughy will return
TO her home at Pittsburgh to-day, after
a few days visit with her father on
Pike street.
Mrs, James Costello. OF Actnayille,
left yesterday for Newberry, Pa, to
spend several weeks with relatives.
C. W. Apperzeller is expected home
the latter part OF next week. from u
two months trip through Europe. -
A number OF the merchants from this
city will take part in the Industrial pa
rade at Martins Ferry, Monday:
l. ~. Foslc and daughter. Miss Bessie.
have5returned from n few days visit
wlthsfrtends in Mt. Pleasant.
Judge and Mrs. J. B. briggs have re-
turned from two weeks sojourn at
cambrldgeboro Springs.
Ex-senator David Wagner has re-
turned from the Knights OF Pythias en-
campment at Detroit.
Miss Mable Smith returned yesterday
from n two weeks visit with relatives
at Blaine. :
Morning and evening services will be.
held In the Presbyterian church. To-,
morrow. !: .s., =:
s"Uncle Toms Cabin" Is the :attrac-,,
ton at the opera house next Thursday,
evening.
David Morgan has returned from a
weeks stay at Epworth Park.
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MouNDsvILLE BUDGET,
Yesterdays News From Marshall
CountY's Chief City.

a large party from here will go out
to. Cameron to-day, TO attend the Pro-
hibitIon rally to be held In the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at that place
Addresses Will be made by john G.
Wooley, presidential candidate, and
Samuel Dlekey. eX-chairman OF the
National Prohibition candidate.
James WEIGH. n prisoner sent up from
Preston county. about ten years nSo
FOR life. completed his sentence We'd
resday. Funeral services were held
over the remains at the Catholic
church yesterday. after which they
were takento his former home for bur-
lnl.
a number Of young men In the Sec
ond ward, nre taking steps to organize
n marching club. 1t Will be composed
Of about sixty-itve members and wifi
probably be mined the p. N. Lewis
Marching Club,
The s. ". Steele Marching Club held
nm Interesting meeting lnst evening and
selected their uniforms. A large NUM-
Der OF the members Will attend the
barbecue at Sherrard on next Thurs
day.
The wheels OF juTtlcc continue TO
whlrl. James Pinkcrton. disordcrly,
was, fined IS and costs and Clyde Little.
ton 81 and costs, on the sans charge.
by Mayor Parkinson, Thursday even
Ing. NJ
a number Of members OF the local
lodge, A. i. &c a. NJ, attended the ex-
.crcises Of laying the corner stones OF
the new court house and church Mt
New Martlrsvliles yesterday.
The new cureinE on the Forth side Of
Eighth street Is being set. and the stone
Ia being cut for the icurbIng Oh the ,ngt
sidatof JeHerEoH avenue, between scy-
cnth and Eighth streets.
(. To-day will DO payday at tho coal
mines. Since the resumption OF the
Wheeling steel works the mine has had
n steady run with good prospects, for
the future. III
The stone work for tho new addition
to the electric light plant Is completed,
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sthey are mother and daughter, ard you
realize that a Woman at forty OF forty
Ave ought 10 BE- al her finest and fn;rest.
Why i.a't it soi
Til. general health Of woman Is 80 in
til,iately associated with tic local health
of the essentially feminine organs that
there car DO no rich cheek and round
form where there are facilitating drains,
and female weakness. Women wha have
suffered from th.se troubles bsye fppnd
prompt relief and cure In the use Of Or,
P!e,ce's Favorise Prescription. II gives
visor and vitality tn the organs Of wom-
hnhood. II clears the complexion, blight
ems the eyes and rrdd.ns the cheeks.
No alcohol, opium, or otter nm.o,i,: il
contained in poyor.,. Pfesrrip.i. (
z Any sick wofulu may consult Doctor.
Pierce by letter, free. Every letter Is
held rs sacredly confidential, and an
awefed In q plaid envclopc, Address d..
r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
nAsf commenced To take Dr. pi.fsr'k FAvo-itc
OF MELVILLE. Prince Gterr. c, Va uiu In NJ,
1877. also his Golden Nediest pi.co,ery,t sni
eatnot express the benefit J. hay, f4eeir-d FINN,
thest medicines. I was suffering With what III =
doctors called ehroaic iudikrstiSu torI,ii liver
and vertigo. ais .nfsfrd with f,riais weak.
mrs., The dector DID rot DO M any rood, 80 I
wrote TO you for advice. whet commenced 10
nte the medicines weighed 5niyJIi pauLds
now weigh 40 pounds, G " ~ q 5sii
d.. PieIee's Pellets regulate The liver.
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taking Pe.ru-na. / found relief when I
had taken tho first bottle. Now have
takenseyen bottles Of Pe-rn.na. I thank
you for your adyice md I am glad can
say that I am well now.
DR.. Hartman has written o book
especially forwomen. It treats OF female
catarrh in all Its different phases and
stages. It contains common sense talks
on subjects which should interest every
oAbook will DO sentfreo to anywomnn.
Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus, o.
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sUMaIER RESORTS.
cAiMDEN ON GAULEY.

m, ,nmlrn Ifotci has rcctntIy been
80! L.y IN shSrca OF Thomas Boehm. OF
ine Sntton IiothI. He has made n!aay
cha ses in this popular sumner tesS ,,n
Which IL besnK ,appreeiateS by avs, ~ nv" W
msrolis travelling fricndS ION, - on sa,,
ny leading hotel men, ana KNOWS npW
10 look t after his guests. a ''l.
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4 CAT RI OH EPEL.VIG.ORGAHS.
The Reason Why So Fglany Women Ars SIX.

d d A.
tarrh Of tho organs peculiar to women o. o.
pelvic organs land cure themselves with
Pe-ru-ns, how much unnecessary suffer
ing would bofsyed. 4 +. <,
Mrs. Karolina suteraoiss Vine street.
Cincinnati, o, says n Two years ago /
fell on the ice. Athrst did not think
that 7 had hurt myself; but several
months after I felt pains In tho abdomen,
and little later my rienscs failed 10
appear. Iwrose to youth regard to it,
hearing that you cured female troubles,
and followed your directions. I took
Pe-ru-aa and Man;a-lln. now. have
the best Of health.
Mrs. Marie Hanson, Of EIebnll, wis,
writes 80 a bout two yeors ago 1 had dis.
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Statesmen WANTED.

49,.
SALESMAN ! OF .kBII-.
~ ITfs for high grade line appropriate
70 nearly every department OF trade. Ref
errnces. Bond and cntire time required.
Commissions SIS to $S5 on each sale. r. o,
Box. Three. De troit, Mich lii Z sci 5
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ease Of tho kid
neys and womb.
j was in weak,
nervous Q ont d.
ton and began to
have dreadful.
palpitation otthe
heart. Twas con-
fined to tho bed.
I iiad given up
all hopo Of ever
being well again.
j! commenccd
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! DiPBTHERIA, rorn throat croln
Instant relief, permanent cure. Dr.
Thomns' Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.-e. sFk I,I7
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HELP 5wANTED-lIALE

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Ing agents. Rapid promotion and increase
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The British Alliance.

The British alliance is shown to OK
ISL, and some Of i,S work Is. reclted. no.
tably the surrender to Great Britain &C
our proper rights In tho construction of
canal through Nicaragua; the sur
render TO Great Britain of valuable
mining territory In Alaska under the
euise OF q temporary arrangement: tho
eloft 70 screen the British foreign Of
nee from the necessity OF an apology
ior the violation OF United states malls
In South Africa by British orfelal,
ana. Finally. the circulation. through
one OF the departments In Washington,
Oh Br1t'eh political pamphlets TO create
false impression concerning the
cause OF the. Beers. \
The Btsalings OF United Statcs Re-
publican officials In Cuba Occupy an en-.
IRE chapter. 1t deals In facts from the
Porto aican Tariff.
Tho notification OF tho constitution
by the Porto Rico act IL shown to be
imperialism applied Extracts from
the proceedings OF congressional COM
fnlttees expose the visible control OF
Congress by the sugar. trust. Extructs
from t1e proceedings Of these commits
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The Philippines.

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I'm compliance with the mandate OF
the national convention. and following
the example OF the candidate, part three
Is devoted. 10 imperialism as the para.
mount Issue, under. the title OF The Re-
public or the Empire The Presidents
Philippine war is the longest chapter In
the book. It charges upon the Presl-
dent gross and papable violations OF
the constitution, and the usurpation by
him BOTH OF the treaty-making power
and the war-making power. It shows
from the record that although Spanish
sovereignty in the Philippines did not
pass to the United States until the 18th
OF April, 1889, the President. from De-
cember to April. rode poughshod over
the constitution to force a war upon
the Fil!pinos In order to rorestall Con-
gress In the exercise Of its power, both
under the treaty and the constitution,
to determine the civil and political sta
tus OF the Flliplnos. The war waged
upon them by the President is treated
as a usurpatlon by him of the war
making power for. the purpose OF trans
forming friendly allies into implacabic
enemies, The possibility OF a Republi-
can reconstruction policy in the Philip
pines and their division into 1--WE states
for admission into the Union Is clearly
PRESENTED The Presidents approval OF
disagreement with the sultan OF sulu
s presented. in which he upholds slav-
cry and polygamy under the United
stntFsf Gag. The report of the liberty
congress of the antl-Imperiallsts is FOL
lowed by chapter giving numerous de-
clslons OF the supreme court. which
clearly contradict the nav Republican
doctrine that tho constitution Is not the
supreme law in the territories. Tho
chapter OF the cost Of Imperialism will
attract nt a. V
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@ A.1 TO Rr a.
Dslts .ho n Kind You Han A@sis Bought
s's;s's'' e,zz91Sss
, 1900-06-08

the ocean survey item, and after an ex-
ceedingly sensational debate in which
Mr.. Cannon, the chairman of the ap-
preparation committee, made some
startling disclosures as to the. manner
in which Commander Todd, the hydro
grapher of the navy, had waged his
campaign against the stand taken by
the house in favor of the coas and geo
detic survey doing ocean survey work.
the house rejected the conference re-
port by an overwhelming majority and
the speaker took the almost unprece-
dented course of appointing new con-
ferees on the part of the house who are
not members of the naval committee.
The debate was one of the bitterest
and most heated Of the session. Mr..
Cannon, in the excitement of the mo-
ment, took off his collar and necktie.
and, with sleeves rolled up, aroused the
house to a tremendous pitch of enthu-
siasm as he dealt the conferees sledge-
hammer blows. The galleries, crowded
ta the doors, cheered the picturesque
fight Of the grizzled old veteran until
the fretted ceiling rang. The conferees
defended their course as best they
could, and Mr.. Foss. acting chairman
Of the committee, resented with bitter
language the charge hat he had be-
trayed the house. Hot words were
banded back and forth, but the house
was in an ugly mood and was resolved
to fight the senate to a finish. The ap-
as conferees of Mr.. Cannon,
Mr.. Moody and Mr.. Shafroth, all OF
whom are in sympathy with the houses
position, assures no surrender on their
part until the house itself shall direct
them to yield.
, 1900-06-08
LONDON
One of the Bad Effects of "Mafeking
Night"

New York, June THE Herald's
London correspondent gives the cir
cumstances of the death of Captain
Frank Hercules Robinson, nephew of
the late Lord Rosmead.
Captain Robinson, while taking part
in the merriment of Mafeking night
stumbled in the Strand and fell heavi-
~. He died five hours later IN Kings
College hospital, whittier he was taken
from the Bow street police station with
q fractured skull.
The matter has been kept quiet since
it occurred owing to relatives using
their influence, but the wording Of the
inquest juryiS rider to their verdict of
death by misadventure" was We con-
slider the authorities of the Charing
Cross hospital grossly to blame"
The doctor of the hospital, on being
asked what defense he had to offer, ex-
pressed resentment at the action Of the
jury. He said he kept Mr.. Robinson
twenty minutes, finding every symptom
of alcoholic poisoning and no sign of
the fractured skull from which he died.
D you exculpate your services en-
tirely from the mans DEATH"
we do. Perhaps we should have de-
tanned him longer, but the hospital was
full on Mafeking night"