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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-26
SOME WAYS OF THE WORLD.
A Pretty Romance and the Manner Of
IT. Evolution.

New York Tribune: A case OF mis-
taken identity, which happend year
ago, has recently eliminated in a happy
result. Al one Of the big balls last
winter a man whom she did not know
brought up a favor in the cotillon to
Miss S.
II hope you remember me-" he said,
as she got up to dance,
surely" she said. cudgetttng her
memory as to when and where she had
met him.
'I knew you as soon as you came into
the ROOM" the man went on, as they cir
cIed around the room, only you are
prettier than ever How ODD II - tntt
we should both be in New York ana az
this particular ball. Do you remember
the old dancing class at Dresden? How
long ago II seems!"
ale evidently has taken me for some-
one else" thought the girl, but he is
decidedly good looking, and Mrs. q.
would not have asked anyone to her
house who was ont all right. will Just
see how long he will keep II up" And
when her turn came she took him a
Il may come and see you, may l
not?" was the strangers next question,
as they danced, where are you stay
lng?" 49,, >,
she answered, now quite excited about
the adventure. II hope you Will not
no danger Of that" he added, Since
II is yours" Az he left her he said,
II cannot tell you how glad am to
see you again"
"How did you ever know htm?" ex-
claImed a girl of her acquaintance, who
was sitting near her.
"Who is he?" questioned Miss s., with
considerable curiosity.
why. II Is Mrs. Us cousin-young
X. who has been living abroad since
he was a child. and has Just returned.
He is Immensely rich, and, they say,
perfectly charming. All the girls are
dying to know him. How did you man
age lt?"
II must get that VISIT" thought Miss
S., more and more pleased with the
amusement of the situation. And how
can arrange IL, for OF course he viii
ask for the wrong person" AS she had
hoped, he came up to say good night
and to ask her when she would be at
home on the following day. A happy
thought struck her.
"Bp sure that you ask for the ladies," "
she laughed, as she named the hour;
mamma is very particular"
Eyes, remember that Of old, !" he re-
turned, and the girl felt vaguely teal-
Gus OF her supposed self
How chummy they must have been!
And who was ], anyway? wish /
knew" she soifioqutzed.
The next afternoon he called and
asked, as he had been told, for the ia:
dies" The servant, having received
his instructions, took him into COM
Portable library, where at the cosiest OF
tea tables, in a most becoming and pic
turesque costume. Miss s, waited 10
make her confession. Needless TO say
ghc was forgiven. and this winter, on
her wedding tour. she intends making
n special trip to Dresden to become ac-
Quainted with the friend Of her hus-
bands childhood, who. she says, brought
her the happiness Of her life.
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tion from church-goihg New York may
not be 80 wicked . city afief AL Hhiie
locloiogists have not succeeded in
reiatIye morality. It Is obvious that
church.golnZ does not furnish q thor
ouRh test Of the morality Of any great
city. Indeed the concen8ug Of opinion
IA New York Is that large proportion
az those who are responsible for our ad-
verse conditions VIM be found regularly
ATTENDING church on Sunday and ogten-
tatiously patronizlng the contribution
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al Fnmons pral.

New York Press. Colonel colson
erred when he took the crowd in range
and killed two lnnocents. Why did not
he and Scott 80 about their AFFAIR in
a way to STAY each other without ems
dangerlng the lives OF many fellow cit
izens? Kentucky Is again dissFaced !,
Henry Clay would not have shot wildly
into jam. Jack Chinn never would
have thought OF such thing. Have
you forgotten the famous duel between
the KentucRlRH Graves and the Now
HampshIreman CIlley? Both were in
Congress at the time and really went
10 war over nothing. Cilley chose the
weapons-rlfes, He meant business.
The duel took place at Biadensburg,
Nd, and Henry A. Wise acted as
Graves second. Two shots were ex-
changed without damage on either side,
and honor should have been satisfied.
Wise, however, broke the truce, and,
the battle being renewed, Cllley dropped
dead at the third fire,
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During Bryan's visit to New York the
World made frantic appeal to recon-
struct his policies so the Democrats
could have half chance to vote for
him. 1t went on to reason with him in
his obstinate adherence to the fatal fall
lacy of free silver at Is to /. But none
of these things moved the colonel. He
will not give up his fad, therefore, ac-
corJlng to the World. New York is
hopelessly lost to him.
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PASSING P11AsANTR1Es.

Teacher-"Now, boys, who can tell me
which Is the most difficult thing TO ac-
ouire incycllng" Chorus OF yeifs-"The
bicycle. Tit Bits,
Congressional Deference.-"Pa, what
Is parliamentary courtesy" why, II
Is laying bills on the table which ought
10 be thrown under the table.
apolis Journal.
Too RIsky-CallGr-T want the big
gest fire policy you'll write" Agent
what Is your bUslness?" caller-"City
employee" Agent-Too great u risk
you're likely to get fired at any time. -
Baltimore American.
out of the Mouth OF chlld.-"Papa,"
said the -year-oid, us heaven q
nice placer" Yes, my little daughter
replied the father. ut is said to be-"
"But you will never know for sure, Will
you, papa?"-Plttsburgh Chronlcle-Tet'
egraph
We're all equal" said the earnest
citizen. zone mans vote doesn't count
for any more than another's. "Of course
moi" answered Senator Sorghum,
That's the great principle that enables
us to keep the price down and make
quantity take the place Of quality. -
Washington Star.
A Nav Valhalla-I4ttle Mabel had
been attending the demonstration lee
lures for children on Wagner's music,
and came home full Of enthusiasm.
what do you like best?" asked her
father "Die Walkhre, papa. oh, It's
lust splendid to hear ebout the gods all
riding in Harlem. Judge.
At tho Wrong stand-"say, mister"
said the man who was too strong To
work, will you please let me tell you
Just how 1t Is2 don't ask YOU for MON
ey, but I'm starvin, actually starVin',
here In this great city, Wouldn't you
please to give fellow a lift to get
! something TO eat?" Sorry can't do
It," the other replied, "but giving fell
low a lift Is not In my line. I'm an auc-
tIoncer. IT'S my business to knock
things down."-Chlcago Times Herald.
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Tho Bad Boy.

His hair is red and tangled, and no has q
turned-up nose;
His voice u loud and strldent, ana II
never gets rCp0se;
His face Ii full Of freokles, and his ears
are shaped like fins,
And q large front tooth II missing, as
you'll notice when no grlnB
He Is like comic picture, from his toes
up TO his head
But his mother calls him darling when
she tuclts him into bed.
II Is he who marks the carpet with the
print OF muddy boots
And relDlreR IN door boil that IL pulled
out by the roots,
Who whistles on his fingers TIL he almost
splits your ear
And shocks the various callers with the
slang he CHANGED to hear,
He nils the house with tumult and the
neiEhbOrhOod with dread
But his mother cnll1 him darling when
sho tuckR him into bed
Washington Star.
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J.a RHODES & co.
Us. RHODES Z GO.
BARGAINS.
Broken Lots Of Mems,
Ladies and Children's
Underwear.

Ladies' and Cents Harderfold IN
derwear at One-half price
ohildren's Scarlet Underwear one
half price.
chiidren's Cancels Hair Underwear
one-half price.
MEMS Jersey Floeood Shirts and
Drawers 36c.
Little lots Of all kinds cheap.
1adies' Fast Black Seamless Hose,
aeecsd, 1oc.
Ladies' Knit UndeEskirts at 36c,
Reduced price on Silver Novelties
cOlored silk Pushes for Fancy
Work and Lambrequins, 26c a yard.
25c Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
window soiled, at 12]6c.
children's Sleeping Garments lec'
Ladies' Cloth Shirt Waists at re-
duesd prices.
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Artificial Sight.

A Russian Inventor has perfected an
electric appliance, which he claims will
enable the blIid to see This will bring
much happiness to those who have dc.
fectlve eyeslEht. Another great dIscov.
cry which will bring much happiness tC
those whose stomachs have become de.
ranged, rs Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs
II has made world wide reputation
for Itself M q certain curt for such all
ments as indigestion, dyspepsia con-
stlpatlon, hlllousncss, and malaria, TO-
yer and agte
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nEFIEorroNs 81 a pAoHE1oR.

A good reputation is often only the
devils salvage on soul.
The average girl can fall In love a lot
quicker than she can do IN her back
hair.
No man ever works much at a life
plan I'LL some woman has given him a
diagram OF 1t.
Right after woman has had her
hands steamed she is most as proud OF
them as IL she had Just made bread,
The women have got UP new thing
now. It Is called a manicure tea.
where every one there gets her nails
ilxed.-New York Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-26

London Chronicle: The mantle of Sir
Boyle Roche has descended upon NJ De
Blowitz In yesterdays Times he
achieved hull which rivals the famous
"sIr, smell rat: set It in the air,
but / will nip It In the bud" A passage
from the "Llberte" prompted NJ. De
Blowitz TO this surprising piece Of nat
ural history: II quote this because the
'Liberte is one Of those amphibious
journals that, waiting to see which way
the wind blows. sometimes unexpected
ly turns the scale"
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GEO. W. JOHNsONS SONS
1910 MAIN STREET.


SALE OF oATSSY fI.1. AND MUSTARD
The sickness Of Mr.. ]. ". Hunter hay
inf f8cesSttGted the winding up Of W
9nairg Of the ]. ", Hunter Company, q
wheeling, West Virginia, the uhderoiS Nj
by authority duly conferred on him, W. ~
G Sr,i tSE sale q public aNetISH a. ,Ss az
OF Wheeling, ". Va, for cash, on
TUESDAY, Tho I(th DAY OF NO
MEMBER, A. D. l&s,
commencing at o'clock p. n, the p!sHS
OF said company. which Is IN hFst.s'tSS
condition, embracing maehinery f9r ~
mills Of wet mustard, one hydrtNlie p m
and twelve pounderS fer the manu- ,iSSsS8
OF Tdy mustard. mustard O! or UNI
oil, steam engine, boiler, sattlRG, oei UnI;'
etc, materials nniEcturea, Hh Il ~
faetured or IN process Of manutaotuEe' ia ~
lease Of said factory property, ekp",bpS s
March II, 1909, the purchaser 20 pay ~
rental under said Lease from tho umS n
his purchase, and all other assets o. ~ ~
coiVsT and money Of his trust In thS &c;
cNiVer'a hands. Such plant has 9 H.IVI.I
switch and Il admirably situated, An ~.
VeutoCy and full Information v 49,"
property TO be sold will be mailed OF iLS M
can't, and an inspection Of the pFoPS"'
eheaFfully pOrEnittGd. -.,,,.-
eelS-m T. n. DARRAA' AecftIA
The above sale has bccn postponea HnL =
Tuesday, November g, 1872, e Z,e ,aitEyH -
m. L NJ DARi'NH' ''''
The above sale is adjourned until tuS :,
dnNy December IN, lS99, at o'clock ~ "'''
W place. "'"Ne 'u'''''TT NJ DARRAH
,,oso- 1o,.,9t0 Receiver,
, 5,u,s.
Tho above sale Is adjourned until TUT va
day, January 10. 1900. at same Y, Vf RII "''N
place. 7, M ~" SttsS,i,rr
dceG-tu
Above sale IN adjourned until Tncga icS
February - ieOg ii same time snu
ja2s.tu EeeeN'''
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THE INTELLIGENcER.
WHEpL1Ne. JANUARY 90. 1900.
Meeting Of tie State League Of Re.
publican Clubs
, ~. Renublicaps Of West virginia

IN the Republicans OF West Virginia.
The time has come for aggressive action
on the part Of all adherents Of our great
narty which Is now. as ever, the party
81 vital and positive principles. TINS year
n heretofore RepubliclniSm means patrl-
otlSm II therefore behoOVes the friends
az good government everywhere to use all
honorable means to pereptuate Republican
Drincipies by bringing about the election
bv overWhelming majOrlties Of the Repub-
llcnn national, state and local nominees
IN the pending campaign Such efort
should not cease until victory Is won.
In view Of the great influence TOT Roou
welded by club organizations IN dlstrlp-
uting political literature and arousing en-
fhUsiasm upOn the live questions OF tue
day, q meeting of the West virginia SAFE
League OF Republican Clubs Is hereby
called for
THURSDAY. MARGINS S. 1900
to be held In the city OF Parkersburg. w.
Va. for the purposes OF reorganization.
consideration OF pany Of worl, for this
years campaign election az delegates TO
the National League meeting. ana Icr
such other business us may properly come
before II. Each club IL entitled to I'VE dele
gates, and II should also elect hVe alter
nates. Republicans In every county are
Urged 10 organize clubs AT once Rne . nd
The name OF each club, with lists OF officers
and delegates, without delay, TO the Aec-
rotary Ut Charleston
Speakers Of national reputation VIII ne
present to address the meeting.
nv order OF the Executive Committee,
WM BURDE'rTE MATHEWS,
First Vice President.
d.. Z. HUGHES, Secretary.
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grArn or oHIo. cITY o. To1EDo.

IONNNKJ wv ~ z : Ut
Frank ], Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the AEHa Of F ].
Cheney e. Co., doing business In the City
OF Toledo. County and state aforesaid,
and thnt said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
ana every case Of Catarrh TINT cannot
he cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh
cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A. D., 1888. A. w: GLEASON.
tSeHO Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken inter
ually. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
r. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pulls are the best
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The New York Times speaking OF the
appearance of the Pittsburgh Orchestra
in that city. says the attack lacks
muscularity," which moves the Pitts
burgh Times to inquire Of the New York
paper III It thinks the orchestra went
to Gotham to show how things ure done
In a rolling mill"
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FAMIIY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, atarched and
Dried B cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned, 5
cents per pound.
All hand work hnlahsd 10 cents
per pound. at LUTA BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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DooK PRINTING
ID illustrated Catalogues, plain or In
cOlurE Printing from HAlt-TonO
Engrnvlngs timely executed
JOB PRINTING
Cards, BIll Heads Circulars and nil
Kinds OF Job Work done ut rcasona.
ne prices. The best cOlorH only used
In the printing OF all work
THE lNTEl.llG ENCER
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
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rrhe INTELL1eENcER, embracing 'ts
several editions, is entered In the POST
once at wheeling, W. Va. % second
elass natterl
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The special low prices on Jackets,
capss and Furs are the lowest they
will be this season.
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AlmanaCs for 1900.

World Almanac, ..........2 5c
Hicks Almanac. .......''..'.9oe
Farmers Almanac. ......... DC
Twentieth Century Almanac. -. &C
Hagerstown Almanac. ..."... '!Vo
Church Calendars, Diaries ana otheI
BeaaOnable items. Can procure any A.
mAnao published on short notice
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lIRW ApNERIIsEIIIIllEs.


E7N9R REN4-FFHf9fefE ROOM
~ modern conyonlancoI: Centrally ~
cetee hnqnlFe o. MRS. n N. WHILE
33 Chnplino nttoot. ja&-mThfS
TNoR SALE-FIRsT.C CLASS DRUG
ifShed ~ 200 Fsssss, i5F ssIiihrs i s..
PARTICULAR address Box NO. ~, Tenn
Alta, W. N. 3hSis
TTTANTEp-EHoE SALESMAN, CAR.
w H1lNG regular line, 70 carry IN
c0mmiaslon four specialized mems Shoes.
that sell q eight. Address 3. ", VIII.
LstAlGE, Wlhonn. Minnesota iaaes
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THE INTELLIGENCE.
gabn4hsa DsIly- g1sspt suaday. q
.InteIIIeencer PubIlshlne @.
2sand q FoarLeenth stFeet.

lonN FRsw. 20. aaa BID. MaaalsE.
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CASH DIVIDEND.

The stockhOlders Of the PrOyident LII,
Insurance Company, Of Wheeling. Yves,
Virginia; HrO hereby notified that the sald
company has declared q cash dividend Of
rs per cent, payable on demand
TTlos q. JENKINS
lass Secretary.
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THE0. W. FINK 8 CO.,
The Columbia Building Association


VIII meet every Saturday evening at the
office Of Simpson & TNtum. City Bank
Building. Just. organised. Now Is the
time to subscribe.
DIRECTORS.
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-FOR SALE
$1,000

Buys a 5.room house on Broadway,
near Virginia. Five hundred cash.
Balance at 8 per cent.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-05

Broad-mindod statesmen do not
agree with the general belief that the
British Empire would be weakened by
capitulation to the African republics,
or even by cession of territory. On
the contrary, it is pointed out the
empire has continued to expand in
spite OF reverses such as were suffered
in the American revolution aud in the
South African affairs during lato
years. Russia lost 500,00 men in
the Crimea, yet it has developed in
every w. since 1853. British pres
tige HIS suffered before now and prob
ably must suffer again. But this, it
is contended, does not mean imperial
disintegration.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-05

the children of the down town
streets. The surgeon and the
ward physician examined him in
the roll-room of the station house,
and were astonished at his appearance.
Nine colors were used to make the
pictures which Ladbourne bears on
his body. On his breast he has fig.
ure closely resembling the signs OF
the zodiac, while his back bears an al.
most identical representation of the
winged lion, typical of Assyrian sculp.
ture.
The latter is regarded as the most
surprising feature of the case. How
the natives of the lonely South Amer
lean peninsula could conceive an alle-
gorical figure thought to belong to
only Babylon and Nineveh gives it
mysterious aspect. Nevertheless there
is no doubt entertained about the truth
of Ladbourne's story. The Kurdistau
has since returned to Philadelphia.
and her Captain reported that he had
lost man on the Patagonian coast
who was not tattooed. He is familiar
with the adventures of Ladbourne,
having heard them while in Chile
Philadelphia Times.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-05
Tattooed by Patagonian Savages.

The physicians of the Polyclinic
Hospital are about to undertake the
removal of tattoo marks from Thomas
Ladbourne, who arrived in Philadel-
phia on the British ship Centurion
from Chile about month ago. Lad
bourne is beyond dispute the most
heavily tattooed man in America. His
face, body, and limbs are covered with
weird devices.
In the early part of this year Lad
bourne shipped as sailor on the Brit
ish steamer Kurdistan, then ON voy-
age to the west coast OF South America
to load a cargo of nitrate for Phila-
delphia.
Captain Lintebales did not take a
pilot at tMontevideo, as is generally
the case when steamers go through the
Straits OF Magellan. He intended to
find his own way among the maze Of
islands which lie off the southern part
OF the wild Patagoniau coast, and in
doing so found that the voyage was n
perilous one. He did not dare to sail
at night for fear of grounding in those
unsurveyed waters. Punctually at
sunset every night he dropped anchor.
The crew OF the kurt.istan had ample
time to go ashore. Every morning
they would take their guns and make
excursions into the country beyond
the beach
Ladbourne, who was an expert
marksman, always accompanied his
mates, aud they frequently returned
with their game bags full. One one
occasion Ladbourne wandered too far
from his companions. He was lost in
wilderness of sand hills and stunted
trees. While wandering helplessly
about he was captured by Patagonian
cannib0ls. What befell him while in
their he,:ds he told to Captain Good
child, Of the Centurion, when he sue
ceeded in reaching Valparaiso. The
natives did not desire Ladbourne's
death, but contented them selves with
tattooing him with every conceivable
design under the sun. He escaped
from their hands and reached the coast
OF Chile in, a trading bark.
Captain Goodchild of the Centurion
was short of men, and shipped Lad
bourne for the Philadelphia voyage.
When the steamer reached here he
was turned adrift. The police of the
Second District had their attention
called to the man about two weeks
ago, principally from the fact that
his appearance struck terror to
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-05

The motor ear haa now been so thor
oughly tested under different condi-
tions of work that the public is able to
Judge for itself of the comparative
value of the different forms of compet-
ing motors which are in the field for
recognition. The requirements OF a
practical automobile are so numerous
and differ so widely, according 10 the
service to which it is to be put, that it
is at present impossible to pick out
any particular type of motor aud say
that it is best for every type of work.
Not only does the service differ, Lut
there is new, and will be yet more
markedly in the future, wide differ
ence in the requirements OF the user.
The present indications are that GER
tain types of motors will become iden-
titled with particular forms of service.