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Got Too Gay.

In Squire J. \. Larue's court yester-
day, Sam Groverman swore out war,
rant for Isaac Handlesman, charging
him With assault and battery. Mr..
Morris wanted 10 go on the latter's
bond, but being unknown to the squire
1t was refused. whereupon he proceed
ed to kick UP n disturbance and was
fined 81 and costs for becoming too gay,
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KNIGHTS of Mystic Chain Outing,
Mozart Park, to.day.
Colorado and Utah.

Special excursion tckets.t to Denver
Colorado Springs. Pueblo and Glcnwood
Springs. Colorado md to Salt Lake
City and Ogden. Utah, will be sold from
Chicago via Chicago. Milwaukee, and
st. Paul railway on August q and
September and IS, 1900, ut rate OF
one fare plus 80 for the round trip.
Good TO return until October, 81, 1900.
For further information, cntt on or
address W.. 8. Howell. G. L. p. a.. ISL
Broadway. New York. or John n. Pott,
d. p. A., 4S6 William street, Williams
port, Pa. w&s s
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Official Route to Detroit.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie Is Tie
route to be used by Knights OF Pythias
and their friends to Detroit. Special
train leaves Wheeling at a. M, city
time. Sunday morning; Martins Ferry.
ut G:10 n. m, giving daylight ride
across Lake Erie from Cleveland. Only
IS So round trip. Tickets good fifteen
days.
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EXCURSION TO CHICAGO.
Via Baltimore & Ohio, Account Ma
tionnl Encampment G. A.. R.

Z August 25 to 30. inclusive. the Daltl-
more 6; Ohio will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Chicago and return
at rate OF IS Is, valid for return trip
until August 81. By denositiny ticket
with Joint agent In Chicago and pay
mcnt OF fee OF hfty cents an extension
OF limit may be obtained until scptcm-
Der 80.
The Baltimore & Ohio Ia the only line
running through trains-two, each way
daily-bctwcen Wheeling and Chicago.
For full information apply to 7. C.
Burke passenger and ticket ngent.
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Three New Citizens.

Yesterday Judge Melvin held q spe-
cial term OF circuit court and the fol-
lowing new citizens were ground out:
John Keil, a native OF Austria.
Joseph Keuser, . native OF Switzer-
land.
joshua Morris, native OF Wales.
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CHEW 20. "" scrn p robacco.

YOU can save 80 by enrolling before
September at thu Elliott School, 1915
Market street. Wheeling. The "Spdcfai
Summer Rate" wI'l be In force until
the above date only. Ono weeks In
struciIon free OF cnnrge, Call and In
yestlgnte. ga
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Yesteray the resignation OF Police
Officer James Holmes was rendered to
Chief Of Police Clemans, and was &c
cepted. Extraman Hecker becomes a
regular. and Charies Driehorst has been
appointed extraman.
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Low Rates to tho Mountain chau.

Commencing JUL 30 and continuing
Until August 20. Inclusive; tho I'alti-
moro & Ohio will icll5eScurslon tickets
10 Mountain Lnka Park, Md, and re-
round trip. Ticket good returning un-.
til August 81. inclusive. z I
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AN ATTORNEY Arrested.

NJ. F. Dryden, the attorney, was or.
rested by the police last night on
charges Of disordetly conduct and wife
beating. The case Will be heard in po-
lice court this morning.
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w. H. Blon, of the Eighth ward.
stated yesterday afternoon that he
would candidate for the nomination
for house OF delegates in the county
convention, which meets next Satur-
day.
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WHEELING Park tomorrow after
noon and evening, Band Concert and
songs by Metropolitan Concert Quar-
tette.
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A MEMBER OF the faculty will be at
the Linsly Institute Building daily from
1880 10 ll:a9 a. M, where all new stu
dents can be enrolled and courses OF
study arranged.
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We can cite you n number OF CURES
we have made In cases OF HAY FE-
WEIR, but NOT ONE FAILURE.
TRI-STATE s Ia
OSTEOPATHIC INSTITUTE,
Tenth and Main Streets.
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. . III
Following Is the roster Of the officers
Of the regiment:
Col. Clarence L. Smith, Of Falrmont,
Is the commanding officer of the First
regiment. the other officers of the
regiment being as follows:
Lieutenant colonel, r. B. Ash, + OF
Glorer's Gap: adjutant. John Henshaw.
Falrmont; quartermaster, 2. T. Stew
art. of Anthem; comm!ssary. S. W.
Poe, Of Grafton.
The medical department OF the regi-
ment consists OF the following:
Major G. NJ. Joseph Of Morgantown,
surgeon and chief OF medical staff:
Sergeants Sinclair and Woods. of Nor
gantown, hospital stewards.
The three battallons of the regiment
are differed as follows:
First battalion-Major. W. W.
Scott, of Fairmont; adjutant, Ephraim
F. Morgan. Of Farmont: quartermas-
ter, Lieut.. ]. L. Hunt, of Burton.
Second battal!on-Major. II. R.
Smith, of Clarhsburg; ad1utant, c. E.
Vance, OF Clarksburg; quartermaster.
John Clifford, Clarksburg.
Third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Albert +.
Moore, Of Martlnsburg: adjutant, G..
w. Weaver, Martinsburg; quartermas-
ter. w. H. Fredock, Piedmont.
Sergeant H. w. Dent. OF the cadet
corps. State University. was detailed
color sergeant to serve during the
wpnl nf ancomnmpnt
Company A. Captain. John. p.
Glass: first lieutenant, c, E. Morris:
second lieutenant. W. 7. Crawford.
Company C.-Captafn. T. Z. Amick;
first lieutenant. ]. E. Fowler: second
lieutenant, ]. Fl. Charnock.
Company ,G.-capt. C. C. Pierce;
first lieutenant. W. c.. Davis; secont
lieutenant, C. E. Hunter.
Company K.-captain, Linn os-
borne; second lieutenant. J. D. Hall.
Company L. Captain. Justin NJ.
Kunkie; second lieutenant, NJ. NJ.
Nicely.
Company M.-Captain. B. F. Scott:
first lieutenant. j. s. Lakln: second
lieutenant, A. F. Chichester.
Company D.-Captain D. II. Joliffe;
first lieutenant, J. W. L. Stewart; sec-
ond lieutenant. Hamilton Bogard.
Company E.-Captain. John n.
Parks; second lieutenant. ]. W. Stri-
ker.
Company H.-Cantaln, E. H. Smith;
first lieutenant, E. D. Carskadon.
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August 25. &c. q and 2S, Particulars at
city ticket office, corner Twelfth and
Market streets.
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100000.

sWo have fitted more than twenty
thousand pairs of Spoctaclcs, giving us
n record and experience nneq nailed by
amy other opticinr In west Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed. =. FIX,
JACOB w. GRUBB, OpticIan,
No. 1i0U Market Street.
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KNIGHTS Of Mystic Chain Outing,
Mozart Park, to-day. ~
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WHEELING Park tomorrow after
noon and evening, Band Concert and
songs by Metropolitan Concert Quar-
tette. - .--. ~ Y. NJ AE
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THE OFFICIAL ROUTE

CHEW 20. VI" Scrap Tobacco.
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Hny Fever.

CHEW 20. VI" Scrap Tobacco
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Wheeling Park Uo.cerrs.

z The programme for the Sunday con-
certs at Wheeling Park Tomorrow are
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FIRST REGIMENT R j MI i
In Camp at Keyser complimented
On Its Appearance. \
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Well Drilled and Differed BY. Exper-
fenced Men-other Companies Re-
ceive Attention--Roster Of the Off
GERS Of the Regiment.
NJ

Speaking OF the various companies
represented at the encampment Of the
First regiment OF the National Guard
at Keyser. the Echo hps the following
to say Of Company a." from Wheel
ing: 55at 4 q 4
Company a." OF Wheeling, is cons
sidered one OF The crack companies Of
the regiment. Its forty-seven officers
and men are a looking lot OF fell
lows, well drilled and as enthusiastic
az can be. A number Of them have
SEGA service, and know %liat 1t Is 10
do soldier lu:y. q
"a Capt. John P. Glass was commits
stoned captain OF Company "a" Feb.
rualy ], 1900. and is one ot the HIST
ling clptans of the regiment, always
desiring that his company appear ut
Its best. He is assistant business man
ager OF the Wheeling Intelligencer, and
4 born soldier.
4 Z. E. Merits n Wheeling lawyer, Is
first lieutenant Of Company "a" He
served as first lieutenant In Company
d." Second West Virginia Volun-
.teer Infantry during the Spanish
American war.
Few of the boys In camp have seen
more active service than w. r. Craw-
ford, second lieutenant oc Company
"a" He responded to the call for
the mobilization OF the First West vir-
ginia Volunteer Infantry at Charles
ton. and was early detailed to the re-
sponsible position Of regimental post
master. He was later detailed as or
derby at the headquarters of Major
General John R. Brook, Of the, United
States army, and as such participated
in the Porto Rican campaign, under
General Miles. Upon the return of
the United States forces 10 The states
Lieut.. Crawford served under several
details. and was mustered ut OF s.r-
vice with his company; He was elected
second lieutenant Of Company "a"
on tho formation OF that company.
Sergeant T. H. Pollock. OF Company
"a" is a reporter for the Wheeling
Register.
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Company H.-Captnln, E. H. Smith:
lrst lieutenant, e. d. Carskadon.
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Liberty.
(six I)elcgn,es),
A lawyers Opinion.

y, d, Hastings, d. A. Wnddoll,
John y. Lylc. Joseph White. I
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
FUNERAL OF SENATOR DAVIS.
His Remains Laid in Mortuary Chapal
Waiting Interment Inter.

st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 3.-All that
was mortal of Senator Cushman Kel-
logg Davis was Saturday placed in the
receiving vault of the beautiful NOR
tuary chapel at Oakland cemetery to
be later privately given its final rest
ing place in Gods acre" Simple and
solemn were the last ceremonies. inn
pressive in their simplicity and because
of the evidence of sympathetic mourn
ing shown by the hundreds of people
who stood for hours in the chilly
December air while the beautiful last
words of the church were being read
within the stricken home.
The delegations from the United
States senate and house of representa-
tives, members of the state leglsla-
ture, and n few close friends We're adj
mitted to the library and parlors. Be
cause of the aged parents Of the de-
ceased it had been decided to have
the funeral services in the family resi-
dence, which could hold but a small
proportion of those who attended. Aft
er these services the casket was taken
to the mortuary chapel and placed in
the center surrounded by magnificent
palms and cut flowers, and around this
gathered group of men known in
every quarter of the United States
his colleagues in the senate and house.
During the final ceremonies the
widow sat near Major Davis Senator
Davis father with bowed head.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
JESSIE MORRISON's RAZOR,
The One That Cut Mrs. Castles Throat, ES
hibited I'm Court.

EldOrado, Kans., Dec. 3.-The razor
with which Jessie Morrison cut Mrs.
Castles throat was identified in court
yesterday by Miss Clara Cowles, and
the prosecution introduced it as evil
dence against the prisoner. Miss
Cowles testified that she found the
razor, which was blood-smeared, on
the floor near where Mrs. Castle law
The defense objected TO It's introduc-
ton, but the court overruled the objec-
ton.
Two other witnesses testified that
they had seen Miss Morrison with n
knife or something similar in her hand
after she had been taken from the
Castle house by neighbors. Others
testified to the prisoner having enter
ed the house, apparently of her own
accord, before the murder was com
mitted. The defense. in its statement
of the case, said it would show that
Mrs. Castle called Miss Morrison into
the house and then attacked her.
The dead woman's husband was on
the stand at night. He swOre that
there was "A razor in stock in the store
where he worked that had piece
broken from the Handkerchief is a
feuture of the razor exhibited in court.
He also swore that his own razor was
found after the murder in the drawer
where it was always kept.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
IOWA STATE COLUMN.
Telagraphic Matters of Interest to Cur
Own People.
Happenings Throughout the State Re-
corded for the Benefit of the Read
ers of This Paper.

Ottumwa, Ia, Nov. 20.-The insane
imaginings of jealous husband, it is
suspected. led to the assassination of
DR.. w. 0. Hamilton at Maryville Mon
day. Frederick Aim, neighbor of
Hamilton and a well-to-do business
man of the town, has been bound
over without bail to the grand jury
of Marion county on the charge OF
having committed the crime.
At the preliminary hearing evidence
was brought out tending to show that
Aim had brooded over fancied
wrong until his mind had become af-
fected; that he believed Hamilton had
won Mrs. Aims affection, and, TAX
ing advantage of his position as the
family physician, was giving her some
mysterious draught that lessened her
love for her husband: that while in
this morbid condition Aim had talked
irrationally, and frequently had
threatened the life of DR.. Hamilton.
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publicans should be found to he adj
visable. Some of the Republican m M
bers are not satisfied with the list OF
articles relieved of taxation by the bill,
andiftoo much opposition becomes evil
dent the leaders probably will call a
conference or caucus for the purpose
of adjusting and harmonizing differ
enceS.
On Thursday the GrOut oleomargar-
inc hill viii come up as a special or
der under a rule made at the last ses-
sion. 1t imposes a tax of ten cents a
pound on oleomargarine, butterine or
other manufactured buffers colored in
imitation of butter. 1t has strong
backing from the dairy interests and
IT'S passage is regarded as foregone
conclusion.
The deaths of the late Representa-
lives DAILY of New Jersey and Hoffeck-
er of Delaware. which occurred dur
ing the recess. rs well as the deaths of
Senators Davis and Gear were an
nounced in the house the last thing
today. and the house adjourned at
once out of respect to their memories
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
TRAIN CRASH KILLS FOURTEEN
Mexican Central Trains I'm Collision with
Frightful Results.

El Paso, Tex, Dec. 3.-Details of
disastrous passenger and freight
train wreck on the Mexican Central
railway, twenty-five miles south Of
Jimulco, Mex, and 400 miles distant
from FL Paso, have reached here The
south bound passenger train, while
running at full speed, crashed into the
two engines of a double header freight
coming north The three engines and
many cars were utterly demolished.
Eleven passengers are known to
have been killed outright and twenty
seriously injured, some of them fatal
ly. The wreck was one of the most
complete on the Mexican Central for
years The three engines were torn
to pieces and half dozen cars were
piled up in conspicuous heap and
several Of them smashed into kindling
wood. Engineer Ross and Fireman
Reeves and Harveson of the freight
train were killed, but the engineer and
fireman of the passenger train jumped
10 save their lives, and fled, ii IS said,
to avoid arrest for the accident.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
LIVE STOCK SHOW OPEN.
Ton Thousand View the Exhibits at the
Chicago Expo.

Chicago, Dec 3.-Though the formal
opening of the Livestock exposition
does not take place until this evening
the gates were opened yesterday and
the exhibits viewed by fully 10000
peop,, Most of the exhibits have been
installed, especially in the animal de-
partrent of the exposition, which is
in share for the work of the judges
A number of delegations from outside
cities and agricultural colleges arrived
during the day.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Paul railroad has notified all railroads
in the Western Passenger association
that until Friday it will sell round
trip tickets to Chicago to the National
Live Stock exposition for one fare.
A call has been issued by the Ma
tional Live Stock association for n con-
vention to be held in Salt Lake City
on Jan. -. The convention will de
liberate on the extension of the indus
try and its general Improvement.
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Fee Complexion Beautifier.

We want every lady reader of the
PUBLIC OPINION to try Dwight's Com
plexion Beautifier, the most elegant
preparation for the toilet table. 1t is
pure and harmless, and once used you
will always want it. Price soc. TO
induce trial of it we will for short
time only send FREE a full size, Fifty
Cent box of ii to every lady who will
send us her postoflice address and 10c
to pay for packing and postage. Only
one free box to each address. Cut out
this notice and send it with your order
at once to ID. w. CUSTER & Co., Hunt
ington, w. Va. 49tf
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THE ANNUAL MESSAGE.
President Sends His Communication TO
Congress.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The presi-
dents message was read in both
houses of congress on the opening day
Of the session.
The presidents message discusses
all the questions that were passed on
by the voetrS in November. 1t treats
of our colonial policy, the needs of the
army and navy, the question of the
Nicaraguan canal and the part we
have played in China. 1t treats the
question of Imperialism as settled and
the specterof militarism as laid. tasks
for the passage of a bill for the civil
government of the Philippines and for
the ratification of the ay-Pauncefote
treaty. 1t strongly urges the passage
Of a ship-subsidy bill and a reduction
in the war revenues. 1t finally urges
economy SO far as compatible with the
expenditures needed to carry out our
policy at home and abroad.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
ROB OFFICE DESK OF $4,000
Thieves Steal Cash and Securities i'm Ohio
In Broad Daylight.

Toledo, o., Dec. 3.-For genuine dar-
ing the looting of the desk in |. ".
Poe's office at 400 Valentine building
is unsurpassed. The loss to Mr.. Poe
is $500 in cash and 81 600 in securi-
ties. The valuables were contained in
a tin box. The thieves did not wait
to examine the contents. but hastily
decamped. leaving nothing that might
lead TO their identity. The box con
tanned checks and drafts, note for
5000 and a trust deed representing
81, 900. Mr.. Poe went out of his office
at / 80 p. IN. and left the door UNI
locked. He returned an hour later and
found number of men in his office,
who apprlsed him OF the burglary.
The roll-top desk had been broken
open.
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ers of the house are preparing TO press
with great vigOr the important bust
ness of the short session. Already CON
siderable preliminary committee work
has been done on the important meas
ures-the bill for the reduction of the
war revenue taxes, the army reOrgan-
ization bill, the river and harbor bill
and several of the appropriation bills
and the legislative mill will start I'M
der a full head of steam. The army
reorganization bin is considered to be
particularly urgent, owing TO the posi-
bility of its meeting strenuous OppOsi-
tion after it reaches the senate, and il
is the intention of the leaders to get it
out of the way ut the earliest pOssibzle
moment.
The Democrats will caucus on the
army bill today and the indications
now are that they will offer as a sub
stitute for the permanent reorganiza-
ton measure bill extending for two
or three years the present law for
provisional army. The bill to reduce
the war revenue taxes has been prac-
tically completed by the Republican
members of the ways and means COM
mittee, and il will be submitted to
the full committee tomorrow, unless
in the meantime caucus of the Re
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
FRIGHTFUL BLAST OF DEATH
Lightning Explodes Powder Magazine
Three Hundred People Killed.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. "a spe-
cial from Tacoma to The Times says:
The steamer Energia brings details of
the terrible powder eXposlon at Ma
king. China, which killed over 300
people last month. During a violent
thunder storm lightning struck gun
powder magazine containing half a
million catties, which exploded.
The result was TO utterly obliterate
the small valley where the magazine
was located. Throughout the district
were found heaps of mangled and
twisted bodies The rescuing of rhe
bodies was carried on for week by
Chinese soldiers, 100 being recovered
the first day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
DESPERATION OF A THUG
He shoots to Kin a Husband aud Wife n
Burlington.

Burlington, Ia, Nov. 30.-Mr. W. II.
Inter, of Cedar Rapids, Ia, accom-
panied by his wife, on their way to the
railway station to leave for home after
spending Thanksgiving with relatives
here. were held up by a footpad, and,
on resisting, Inter was shot in the
heart, dying instantly. Mrs. Linter
ran, but was shot in the back, and is
now at the hospital and will die. The
thug escaped.
Later.-A man was captured at Pat.
terson, six miles south of here early
this morning, who have his name as
George Anderson, who had two re.
volvers on his person, one having two
exploded shells. He practically CON
fessed to shooting the Linters.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
MILL READY TO GRIND
Congress Puts Itself in Condition
TO Turn Out a Few New
Statutes.
USUAL FIRsT-DAY PROCEEDINGS.
Shipping Subsidies the Special Care Of
Frye in the Senate-House to
Tackle Army Reorganiza-
ton -Capital News.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The senate
was called to order at II IN. today.
but 1t transacted little business, as the
announcement of the death during the
recess of Senators Davis and Gear,
after necessary business had been at
tended to, brought the sitting to a
close. Senator Allison made the an
nouncement in the case of his late
colleague, Senator Gear, and Senator
Nelson did a similar service concern
ing Senator Davis. These announce
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
Two Killed and Five Hurt.

Davenport. Ia, Dec. las a result
of a boiler explosion in the plant of
the Glucose Sugar Refining company,
two men We're killed and five serious
ly injured. The boiler house was demol-
ished by the force of the explosion and
part of the engine room wrecked. The
damage to the plant will reach $780,
600. The dead are James Coleman,
engineer, and ID. ID. Cook, machinist;
injured-John Peters, Charles Peters,
Victor Kiefert, Joe Wohl and Charles
GibherStein