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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11
philadelphia DENTAL ROOMS.

Cur oR.G6e BaItfmpres une 6bsrIeS'ofs.
Gintritt xr. !, eassGbarless 6trase.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26

for Congress in the state-every man
Of wealth. indeed, in that party--ls hav-
Ing his leg pulled by system md with
awful freauency-for the benefit OF Nc
Graw. For that matter so Is the rec
ord of his Pronunciation Of labor, during
i certain strike at Elk. Garden. 81 u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
MISS MAUD's INJURED KNEE.
The Nice Young Man Who Lived
~ Next Door-What He Did.


Next Door-What He Did.
Chicago. Record: Everybody said ht
was thet''nicest young man." To b:
sure, he was triae new to Chicago
ways. 1t seemed odd to have him ask.
Ing what the Auditorium was, and
whether State street ran east or west
but those little things didn't really
count In q mans character. The chiai
point to be considered was his franz
open, upright nature.
He didn't lose any time In getting ac-
quainted with the Peters family after
he came TO room In the fiat next to their
house. That, in itself. showed his good
sense. as Mr.. Peters complacently re-
marked.
Maud Peters was sitting on the front
steps the first night he looked out OF his
window. She had formed q habit Of sit
ting on the front steps since she was In
that railway accident, for, besides the
general shock which shattered her ne.-
vous system then, she has had trouble
with her right knee.
Poor Maud! From the day her father
decided that she had good case against
the railway company and commenced a
suit for $4,000 damages the girl hasn't
been able to do u thing but buy blue and
plnk dlmity dresses and laces and rib.
bons and all kinds OF becoming extravl-
CANT things, and Just sit on the from,
steps and wear them for all they were
worth. It's really pathetic.
Of course, in these leisurely clrcum-
stances. she could hardly be blamed for
opening ,metaphorical arms to 4 new nc
quaintance like the nice young man.
She received the nice young man on
the front steps; she took him into the
parlor, she walked with him In the park
and she went to the theatre with him.
There was only one thing she didn't like
he always marched her away up to j
big balcony seat. 1t wasn't SO much thu
balcony itself she objected to-she had
bCSIl iltIG DclOlS-put II hui l icl IcStN
ings TO have him persist In telling her
that the downstairs seats were all taken
before he got there, when night after
night. She used to sit In her lofty perch
and look down on any number OF empty
rows In the parQue:, What she wanted
was for him to be honest about It, as he
was about everything else, and Own
that the seats were the best he cpui,i
afford.
They had known each other for sew
eral months, and Maud was feeling well
enough acquainted to think of tenderly
rebuklng him for the little deceit, when,
suddenly. without goodby. he dlsap-
peared.
Abont that timr the case against tic
railway company came up The Peters
family sailed Into occur, with high hopes.
That Is. all sailed except Maud, who
limped sadly--poor girl.
But there was sonethlng even worse
than that railway-nccidrnt limp to be
endured by Maud. The mast important
witness for the railway company was Il
nice young man who testified that while
on duty as Il detective In this case, he
had made sure that Miss Peters could
climb the highest stairway In any thea
trr in town without apparent effort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
Results Of a Worcester.

ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Sept. 2s.-DamaE.
ed vessels continue to make this per,
from Grand Banks. One reports n colli-
sion between two French fishing schoon.
ers during the gale, carrying away the
masts of both. They were driven gu,
OF sight. and It Is feared that they foun-
dercd, which would represent a loss OF
about forty lives. The crew OF the
schooner kestral made land yesterday
The ship rode out the gale. but was SO
leaky that she sank while endearorlng
to make the land, the men reaching
shore In boats. ''3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
Hughes in Peasants.
'cclal Dispatch TO tho Intelllecnccr.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntellIGcncer.
ST. MAItY'S. W. Va. Sept a5.--The
Republicans are shaking things up
l'"rtty thoroughly In r'usnnts county
this week. Lust night Hon. ]. T. Ellis.
Of Indiana, and Hon. James a. Hughes
addressed n large and representative
audience at Schultz, u Democratic
stronghold. in the interior of the coun-
t..
Both gentlemen were particularly
pleased with the meeting. and are sure
twill bear fruit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
SIDEWALK GAVE WAY
At a Prohibition Meeting, Severely
Iniuring a Number Of Persona.

BRooKlNGs. 8. D., Sept. 24.-The
prohibition Special" reached here this
evening in time for the national candl-
dates to address rally, after which
the train left for WATERFOWL.
At Huron, where an open air meet
Ing was held this afternoon. strip Of
sidewalk near the temporary platform
gave way. precipitnting nearly n hun
dred persons to the bottom OF a SUBJ
way, distance OF mite feet. These
three were badly hurt: Miss Florence
kcyscr, injured internally and badly
bruised: Mrs. Jenkins, aged eighty, hips
bruised and Injured internally; Mrs,
Deyo. ankle sprnIned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
U.B. MINISTER
the Political Situation In
West virginia-Be q Calamity II
7 Rrva,, Should succead-Iauds Nc.

Discusses the Political Situation In
West virginia-Be a Calamity II
Bryan Should succeed-nauds Nc.
Kinley and Republican Principles.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllEenpar.. !.
AIANN1NGToN. w. Va, Sept. 25.---
Rev. W. D. Barger, from Hagerstown,
Nd, who has been travelling over dif-
fcrent sections Of this state. where he
has spent a number of years in nas-
toral work OF the United Brethren
churches. spent Sunday here with DR..
w. s. Jones and q. W.. Jones families,
and delivered an able sermon In the
Presbyterian church.
Being consulted on the great issues Of
the day, Mr.. Barger saId:.
Everywhere the hum of activity is
heard and the resources Of the state
are being developed at such n rapid
rate, that there Is an opportunity for
everybody to work and earn an honest
| living IL they ere willing to do so. The
great resources OF wealth under the
ground and on top make West Virginia
in point of wealth one Of the great
states Of the Union, and II any state
among the states needs protection for
It's industries, It Is West Virginia. There
Is too much business sense among her
people to take backward step, there
In, h,,t, n 10 t,d srt ~ ha atpt IN
ticket will be elected by q handsome
majority. ~
"As to the national ticket, the people
Will stand for Mckinley. good govern
ment, sound finances and expansion. be-
cause they stand by the flag. z,
Now, rs to expansion; that seems to
be Gods way of doing things. Jesus
Christ himself was an expanslonist and
the people who do not expand physical
~, morally and intellectually, Will pass
from the stage Of human activity. I
hope the time will never come when the
grand old flag OF this country viii cease
to wave over the Antilles and the Phil
ippinc archipelago.
Directed by Divine Providence.
II believe the President, and this
whole nation was directed by Divine
Providence in reaching out helping
hand to light millions to higher cIvili-
cation and liberty. for we have liberty
and hate tyranny and It, wont be ton
years until all our people will feel and
see that 1t was humane and rclIg-
ious act to take the steps We have ia
ken. even in the far east. .s5
II looked into the face OF the Prcsi-
dent the other day ard l thought OF
him as one OF the grandcst men or the
age | thought of him standing side, by
side with Abraham Lincoln, and I FUR
ther'thought 1t will be great calamity
to this nation and to the Islands OF the
sea. IL he is not reelected to carry out
the policy so wisely mud tudlciously be-
gun. 80
IF our friends on the other side Will
lay aside prejudice ard look at things
In the clear. cold light of truth, they
VIII admit TINT the past four years
have been Years OF unparalleled pros
perity for the whole county.
Now as to gold; 1t has been stand,
ard metal since the days OF Abraham
among all nations that amount to any.
thing"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
confesses to the Murder.

HAMILTON, Ont. Sept. ai.-Georgc
Pearson. the companion of Annie Grif.
iin' who was shot and killed last night
while driving from Wnterdown, has
confessed 10 the murder and Is now
lodged In jail. On being closely ques.
TONED by the police he broke down and
sad that the Girl and he had made up
their minds to Kill themselves, and hc
self, but his nerve failed him. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
Rheumntism Cured IN n nor.

Mystic Cure" Tor Rheumatism mt,
Neuralgia radically cures In / TO . day1
It's action upon the System ~ remnrka.
Bile and mystorloug. II removes at once
the cause and the disease immedIately
disappears. Tho first dose greatly ben.
eiits. % cents. Sold by II. IL. List,
1910 Main street. Chas. Meniierneiier
corner Market and Twenty-seconj
streets. druggists. mw&f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
Concerning Annexation Of Mexico,

MENICo CITY. Sept. 25-An article
in Los Angeles paper advocating the
annexation OF Mexico to the United
States, causes the Mexican Herald to
deny that Americans In this country are
consplring against the political in,egri-
ty of Mexico.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
ALL Al |. HOPE GONE.
Democrats Convinced They are I'M
able to Garry West Virginia,
.M'GRAW's SCHEME EXPOSED.

Willing to Trade any Candidate for
the Legislative Ticket, Expecting
81 Thereby to Break into the United
States senate.-Poor Old "Uncle
Tom" Davis one of the Bold John
MES sacrifcial Lambs.-Colored
I, Brethren Next" to Democratic
q Palaver and Hypocrisy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
Marshnl de cnanos pend.

MADRID. Sept. 25.-Marshul Arsenic
MARTINEZ de Campos died this morning
shortly after 10 o'clock at 2arauz. near
San Sebastian. 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
Bryan Has No Chance.

THAT Is rs It may happen. II on
election day shall believe that there
Is. positive danger to business, interests
In Bryan's success: and II that day
feel, there Is a prospect otshls electioG,
| shall decide either to Withhold my
vote or. cast my ballot FOR Woolley. or
somebody else"
Then YOU do not believr--that Is To-.
day that Bryan VIII be eicctcd?"
mo: he has no chance-to-day."py
Pardon me, Judge. but p4rinH an
other question: Can you conscIcntioua-
", vote against the Republican cantli-
date for Congress in this dlstrict know
Ing that one vote may change tho COM
plexion o. the next Honse. ahi play the
devil generally"
We'll. I admit that the election Of
Col. Davis wouId'not be conducive 40
the. hrst interests OF The statc But he
has no show"
'But auppos2 every man who feels ns
YOU do--that. Col. Davis has no show
suppose you ard others OF your beiief
vote for him. Will not that give him u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
Business entrusted to our care Will re.
cciYc prompt pnd carefui attention.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
CAPIrA1.-Si1a,o 900.

MORTIMER POLLOCK. Vice President
j. a. MiLi.ER............. cashier
J. II. MCDONALD. Asst, Cashier
Drafts on England. Ireland. FRANCE and
Germany, gTrrasE.r -gtsr. -, .-Ysl,s.l, u
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-04-26
BELLE MEADE ITEMS.

James Brock and family. of Gray county,
were visiting at Chas. Edwards Saturday
night and Sunday.
While out ''rustling" Saturday night, one
or two of our enterprising young farmers
broke down on the railroad. With few
hours work in getting another wagon and re-
loading, the broken wagon was fixed up and
pulled home.
Rev. Jensen has been visiting at Mr..
Siebenthaler's the first of the week. Mr.. J.
contemplates locating in this neighborhood.
Arson Randolph was at S. S. last Sunday
and spent the afternoon in the neighborhood.
Better study VanDervoort's water world,
friend Ike, you may acquire the method of
extracting leeches and grubs without pain. If
this doesn't relieve your smarting epidemic
we would advise fresh water course.
1t is not every day that young man gets
free gratis, a haircut, the loan of horse and
rig, and pretty girl to take home. If you
don't believe that this happened here Sunday
just ask Johnnie Randolph.
Twenty-eight persons were present at S. S.
Sunday, not counting babies. Very few of
these attended S. S. any place before one was
organized here.
E. c. Blair made business trip to Cracker
jacks city last Monday.
VIM. Sebenthaler went over into Ike's
neighborhood Tuesday, to help John Shaw
move his barn.
J. H. Randolph is enjoying his Sunday rest
now, having lately built good pasture.
1t is indeed pleasure to talk to Christian
when you are not compelled by his expression
to doubt his sincerity.
If Susanah will come down in this neighbor-
hood she will get some valuable pointers on
spring bonnets.
Oh, the ugly, Aop-frilled bonnet,
IT'S pity the girls will don it.
We feel it our bound duty,
To say that it hides their beauty,
And Injuries their eyes
And almost looks unwise.
But then, perhaps it's all right,
1t makes them SO pretty and white.
Well, Mr.. Editor, we don't know why you
left out some items last week that were news
and not SANDER, but maybe you couldn't read
it, so we will let it go if it don't occur again.
Owe contemplate a raise soon, but until fur
Their notice, we are
TwO-F'R.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-04-26
ODEE ITEMS,

Everybody seems to be busy
farming.
Rev. Eschbach left Friday for
Winfield to attend conference.
There was a party at Claus
Borger's last Wednesday night.
All present report good time.
Miss Amelia Hasselbroek, who
has been going to school in Odee
this winter left Friday for her
home in Garden City.
A number of the young folks
of Odee attended the dance at
Atwater last Friday night.
Schneider boys moved their
cattle down to the creek on &C
count of the coyotes getting the
calves. They had already killed
two young calves.
H. F. banks was visiting at
Borgers last Sunday.
Will Shelley passed through
Odee Sunday on his way home.
Louis Fe1dman moved up to
Ben Cordes' place where he will
farm this summer.
Will Tothero was at Barra-
gree's last Sunday. He does not
look like the same man since he
shaved off his mustache.
Mr.. Gruemken branded his
calves this week. He, seems to
feel good if he can work with his
cattle and not have his sheep in
sight.
One of our Odee friends got a
little huffy about some of the
Odee news last week. We ask
him to forgive us this time as we
did not intend to make any one
angry.
Mr.. Brinkman has an incubat-
or and is going into the chicken
and dgck business.
A prairie fire got into Martin
Bucks field and destroyed some
of his young cottonwood trees.
DUTCH,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-04-26

We are pleased to learn that Hon.
A. B. Reeves, of the we'll known law
firm of Reeves & Kirkpatrick of this
city; is candidate for state senator.
Mr.: Reeves at one time was Receiv-
ef of the U. S. Land office in this
city, and is man possessed of the
best reputation and his record as a
Democrat and his splendid ability
as business man, lawyer and cam
paigner is unquestioned. We are of
the Opinion that the fusion forces
can find no better qualified man in
the district for the office to which
he aspires. To show how well he is
thought of by'his followers here at
home it must be stated that the
Democrats of Ford county have
authorized him to select his own
delegate to the senatorial convention.
Dodge Reporter.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-04-26
EAST SIDE ITEMS.

Corn planting is in full blast
on the east side at present.
U. G Cowan and family ride be-
hind those blacks now in a brand
new spring wagon purchased of
D. Gerow & Co. It is a beauty,
]. C. Ragland and wife, from
Meade, drove out on the East
side Sunday Afternoon.
R. E. Steele was out this way
Monday.
Jay Ellis and Jess Mckinney
are sinking a well for N. R. Bish-
op. If the boys get well there,
their "rep" as well men is o, k.
We hope they will succeed.
B. 1. VanHosen dined at U. G..
Cowan's Sunday.
]. N. Best attended Lakeview
S. S. Sunday morning.
Ed Miles, of Fowler, passed
by Monday on his way to Havers
with a bunch of Crooked L cattle.
There was quite a revival in at
tendance at the Lakeview S. S.
last Sunday.
Mary Bennett has new stone
house on her claim.
We are sorry to note that Bros.
Twof'r and Ike are still in the
fish and fowl business, taxing
their brains and exhausting their
vocabularies on each other with
untiring energy. We would sug-
gest that they meet privately in
word contest and fire those in
comprehensive words of theirs
at each other until it is decided
which is the best Cor worst) and
give the readers a rest.
Mesdames Cowan, Mcnamara,
and VanHosen went to Fowler
Monday Gin the new buggy, of
course.)
Bro. Twof'r. perhaps Cracker
jack is just supposing "Susanah
and the kid in order to school
|
himself for some future time.
Henry Bloxom, late of Minneo-
la, is now located in these parts.
Alf Siege1 and Homer Sumpter
passed throurh our neck O. the
woods Sunday.
A lady from Twof'rs fiat was
over on the East side hills get
ting sand for her chickens, last
week.
James Cord and Mr.. VanHorn
of Dodge, agents for the Smith
Kingry Monumental works were
in this neighborhood last week.
S. M. Bennett has purchased
the o. T. Wright place.
James Smith is longing for that
visit of his wife to come to "a close.
There is quite an organ fever
on the East side at present.
Mr.. Wo1fley purchased some
cattle of U. G. Cowan.
AS our paper has given out
we will close. Of course, the
reader is glad.
\ EAST SIDER.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-04-26
PLAINS ITEMS.
Two-F'R.

Duck hunting is all the go in this vicinity
since the big rain.
Will Kerr and Chas. Addie went out east
along the r. r. Tuesday afternoon and on
their return the neighbors misstook them for
two tramps and became greatly alarmed until
they came close, when they recognized the
boys, who returned as mpty-handed as when
they left.
Frank Montgomery has been seriously i'll
with the measles at the crooked L
ranch west of town but is some
better now. He was watching for the APP
proach of the dreaded disease so that he could
make for town, but it ATTACKED him in his
slumbers and he was compelled to stay.
Miss Martin made trip to Liberal last
Thursday. She expects to take the examina-
ton at that place on the 18th.
Myrtle Addie spent Sunday at Kings.
Pauline Fox came in from her school Sat
urday, returning in the evening.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-04-26

Grandpa Dupree is still visiting friends at
this place. He looks as natural as ever, if
anything he looks several years younger.
Perhaps he found fountain of youth up
near Dodge. If so, Buffalo Bill would like
to be informed, as he is getting pretty well
along in years.
Laura Bisdee is sewing for Mrs. Taylor
this week.
The families of Orners, Dyes and Taylors
spent Sunday at Farmer Bisbee's-
Frank Ellis, Geo. Stopher, Joe Wood and
Dick Graham made trip to Meade on the
hand car Saturday night to get medicine for
Frank Montgomery. On their return about
9 o'clock they stopped at Dick Graham's for
supper, and Dick was SO proud to think he
had company that he baked whole sack of
-four intobiscuits in about an hour. He says he
won't need to bake any more bread before
Xmas. f}-s
Ere these items go to pr ess our school will
close. 1t has been long siege for both
teacher and pupils but all seemed to enjoy the
work and cannot realize that the last day is SC
close at hand. Miss Martin has succeeded in
getting a weeks vacation and will go to
Liberal Friday and visit home next week.
Mrs. Adams came in last week. She ex-
poets to remain out here and look after some
of her grandchildren who were left mother
last fall.
| The Osborne and Harbit families accom-
panied by Grandpa Dupree, went on fishing
tonr down near ArKalon last Sunday. The,
succeeded in catching quite number of fish
and reported grand time. They expec
to go soon again. Hoping they will invite
me to go with them, will close.
BUFFALO BILL.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-04-26
Our Correspondents.
FOWLER NEWS.

Since last weeks issue, our family relations
views with the feminine sex that Mrs. c. has
concluded to resign in our favor the editorial
position she held last week on the Fowler
news staff. We guess it won't do to have
woman editor, judging from the hair-pulling
last week, so pardon US, dear readers. SIN
her tracks" publications will have to be sus-
pended.
This is about the time when the annual
slaughter takes place-of bed bugs-house
cleaning time.
John Hotz has been carpentering in town
for the past week.
The teacher took in the concert at Meade
Friday night. He reports an excellent pro-
gram being rendered.
Mr.. Dyer and Don came in last week from
Sedan, Kans., where he has been for some
time with his sick wife. A recent telegram
says she is much improved.
Mrs. M. NJ. Frazier went to Meade Mon
day to have some dental work performed.
w. A. Burford, Mr.. Hodges and VIM.
Bunyan are each possessors of boat, whereby
they make use of the present abundance of
water in the creek by fishing, and pleasure
parties questionable.
Bert Crane had quite thrilling experience
with the train last week. 1t seems he tried to
distance the west-b bound with bicycle device,
with the result that he came within about four
feet of getting run over. 1t was a narrow
escape as reported.
Rev. Henderson preached to good sized
audience Sunday morning at the Congrega-
tional church. We understand movement
is on foot to get regular minister for that
church.
| John Lewis and wife were transacting bust
ness in town Friday.
Tom Sheddan, the tax man, is about through
with his official duties.
Vol Pinnick is busy man these days. With
his cattle, last years feed crop, his new pillow,
and the anticipation of this years harvest he
has his hands full-too much, for he has hired
a boy.
DIR. Fee was called Monday to see the
young son of Mr.. Hodges, who is reported
quite sick.
We note with interest the way in which Ike
and Two-f'r are enlarging upon their vocabu-
lares by introducing a few new and lengthy
words each issue, but if you want to complete
ly annihilate enemy, use ADMINISTRATION
neutrality-suspicious..
VIM. Carr was in to see the blacksmith
Monday.
Mrs. Nett visited in town Monday.
w. w. Green returned from the ranch
Tuesday evrning.
Mrs. Fowler and daughter, Gertie, went tc
Minneola Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson were in Meade Mon
day.
CRACKERJACK.