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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21

who canter through the park on these
bright mornings, but far more jaunty
are ose-fittlng Elton or cutaway coats
that sometimes are cut low to show the
waIstcoat and sometimes button up the
front to the small rovers that turn
back Just enough to show bit of the
white linen chemisstte and a trim tie.
Riding coats with short basques and
coats with the postillion back are
among the accepted styles.
Gray. brown and black are the fav-
orita colors for riding habits, and some
times large silver buttons, stamped
with the family crest, fGsten the coat.
Derbys and SILK hats are worn.
These things apply to the immediate
future. As the days grow warmer
cloth skirts viii be replaced, as they
were last summer, by their fac-slmlles
in cut and shape in linen and the popu-
lar khaki. A severe shirt waist and
sailor hat Will complete the summer
riding girls makeup.
Anu lUt DuNulll8 bhA'
Her suits are already prepared for
the summer beaches. So numerous and
so fanclful are they that one is puzzled
to know whether they are destined for
the water or merely TO afford pretty
picture on the sands
The summer girls of 1900 will battle
in serge, flannel. taneta, gros-graIn
silk, brillIantlne and alpaca, and their
suits viii range in price from a modest
S to u larger $50.
The smartest bathing costumes have
large sailor collars. bretels, fluffy
fronts, vests and stocks, and are just
as elaborate as house or street cos
tunes. The skirts are boxplaited and
have the fashionable flare. with many
Of them corsets are de rigueur.
A very fetching model shown in one
Of the large shops is OF navy blue kha-
XII, the waist full sailor blouse, with
an enormous sailor collar coming down
in points to the best OF white khaki.
Bias folds of blue and white trim both
waist and shirt. corresponding with the
blue and white dotted stockings and
head kerchief.
But the girl of all girls this coming
summer will be the boating girl. For
the yachting and the boating maid the
prettiest of all the summer costumes
have been provided.
or course there is the usual assort-
ment OF blue serge ana flannel suits
with big white collars, some trimmed
with red and some with white, FOR cold
or windy weather; but It is for the
days on which the sun win shine strong
and scorchlng. when even the deck of a
yacht win be a hot place, that the most
beautiful display has been prepared.
one OF the smnrtest boating suits
shown H. OF silky white serge. with The
sklrt laid In narrow box plaits at each
side Of the front, and with narrow
panels OF blue let In near the bottom.
The bodice Is o blouse affair. box
plated like the skirt, and having n
sailor collar embroidered VIII anchors
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21
rE1EeRAPH1o TIPS.

Henry Demas. one OF the best known
negro politicians In the south, is dead
at New orleans,
Indictments were returned by the
grand jury Thursday. against John w.
Davis and Green Golden as accessories
10 the murder OF Governor Gocbel, az
Frankfort, Ky.
Spain's minister to the United States
the Duke d ARGOS. is TO be invited to at
tend the thirty-fourth annual national
cncampmcnt OF the G. a. H., TO be held
In Chicago. In August.
The United States transport Sedg-
wick. which arrived at New York yes
tarday, from Cuba, had on board $3.50
900 In French gold, consigned TO the
North American Trust Company.
The Presidents recommendations rs
to the installation OF officers In Porto
Rico as embodied In the message OF
yesterday, will be promptly acted upon
by the house committee on insular ar
fairs
John Dodmore. iifty-fou years old.
was shot and killed yesterday at Lon
don. Ind, by his twenty year-old son.
Thomas. The son claims that he and
his mother had beeN Ottacked by the
elder PodmOrc with a Ratchet
It is announced that the Independent
Philadelphia smrltcr ut Pueblo has sent
out notices that Il will take Cripple
Creek ores ut the old rate-S2O-an
ounce FOR the gold, and "a treatment
charge on contract ore Of from 50 to $40.
John c, Carlisle, former secretary OF
the treasury. said last evening that he
had been asked by Governor TaylorR
counsel to appear for him In the United
states supreme court IN the Kentucky
appeal. but that hc had declined TO do
go because h. was too buslly occupied
with other matters.
The military commission which tried
three Fillpinos at Lenllnmbn for guor-
rilln warfare. has found all three guilty
and aeniancod two OF them to life I'M
prifonmont and one to thirty years I'M
prisonmnnt, Major General Otis hns
approved the fndinga. but has reduced
the sentences TO fifteen years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21

sometimes with straw bands and bows.
Khaki felts in Alpine shapes are good
form for cool days. Then there nre new
chip and rough straw sailors that arc
trimmed with bright coiored handker.
chiefs and wings
But the goIhng maid is not the only
summer gifi. The girl who rides mas APP
peared again with the spring. and for
her benefit there are new saddles, new
whips. new riding boots and new habits
OF many descriptions.
The short safety skirt is still the ap-
proved model for horseback use. though
the smartest habits are perhaps longer
than those OF past seasons. Loose
fronted coats with bright red waist
coats are seen on some Of the women
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21

And for the girl who by and by will
take TO the woods. TO fish or to camp
or TO climb there are shown already
the most businesslikc outfits, with short
skirts and high boots for wading
streams.
Indeed, the dual personality" Is like
ly TO be strlklngly exempIltied by the
summer girl Of 1900 who will go about
all day in ough-and-ready apparel,
shirt waist and sailor hat. only 70 burst
fIufIiness. chlffohs, laccs and ribbons.
For the dainty frOu-frOus exhibited for
the other self OF the athletic girl are
this wear more than ever beguHing.
'' N ELLEN OSBORN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21

ing Insect. 1 missed the skin, but the
quill slightly punctured the skin.
Great Scott" exclaimed the railroad
man. What did you do?" What
could do? The vaccination took beau
tIfulIy, and my nose became the size
and color of a toy balloon. or course
nobody believed my story, but attrib-
uted my condition to erysipelas, super
induced by secret bOOzlng-otherwise
dlpsumanIa. After taking one look at
my nose most people declared that my
breath made them drunk. The natural
consequence was that / lost my job,
and" THAT will do. interrupted tho
railroad man, who had recently been
vaccinatcd himself and had n tender
feeling for other sufferers. Il think you
are gorgeous liar, but that story Is
worth two bits. Here's the money Go
and redecorate your beak."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21
WORST KIND OF CASE.
We VIII Tell You If You WIN Be.
Ileye 1t.
The exussieuee OF Wen Known Persons
ought surely to be Con-
yInclug,

We will tell you what will cure the
worst kind Of 4 case Of backache caused
from the Kidneys. We will not only
tell YOU but will refer you to people in
all walks Of life in the city Of Wheeling
who have used Kid-ne-olds with me
best results We ask you 10 Ieaa t Ia
statement from Mrs. j. c. Williams re-
siding Mt No. . Florida street, who says:
81 was troubled with dlsordered Kidneys
for nbout ten wears. and 1t seemed mat
nothing could get would cure me. The
main across tho small OF my back was
very severe at times. About SIN years
am had an attack OF yellow jaundlce'
which LEFT me I'm very bad CONDITION;
II seemed to settle In my kidneys; MY
complexion was very bad, the whttes OK
my eyes were yellow, as Is usuai WIN
jaundice, and nothing was ever able
to get during all that time woulu I'M
prove my condition. -, .,,.
1T read about Morrow's Kid-ne-olds
and Ilyerlax, and decided that ! would
try them / obtained some at Charles
r GoctZe's drug store, and after TAX
Inc them for d few days my condition
was very greatly improved, and my
COMPLEXION began to get clear. pro-
cured more and continued the treat
ment until was entirely relieved OF the
palms across my back. and my eyes and
complexion were restored TO their nat"
ural and healthy color,"
Morrow's KId-uC-olds are not pllls,
but yellow Tablets, and win cure all
kidney disorders. bnckache, nervous
ness and sleeplcssness. They are put
UP In wooden boxes. which contain
enough for about Two weeks treatment,
and sell at fifty cents box. Morrow
Liverlax are small red granules' and
will cure constipation. They sen at
twenty Ave cents box, BOTH FeHleuies
are for sale NJ all drug stores. de-
scriptiye booklet will be mailed upon re-
quest by John Morrow & Co., Chemists
Springfield, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21
Golf Girls Of 1900.

dress that promises to the golf amateur
the most interesting possibilities Skirt
and waist are embroidered with
Frenchy bowlnots and on the head
there may be tied lawn and lace sun
bonnet decked with flowers, or else
maybe a barrel-snaped shaker" plait-
cd OF nnc straw and trimmed with RIB
b,nr. Ike Its quaint prototype OF the
old days
The goling hats Of 1900 are as varied
as the costumes. For very warm days
there are khaki hats that are cool and
attractive. These are trimmed with
military looking cords and straps, o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21
An Artistic Lie.

New Orleans Tlmes-Democrat: A
large red nose, to which very dilapi-
dated hobo was attached, slid cautious
ly into view around the door casing %
a ST. Charles street railroad office yes
terdny afternoon. Say cap'n." began
the owner OF the proboscls, could
you" 40. l couldn't" interrupted
the man at the nearest roller-top desk
mot while you carry such a headlight
as that in front Of your countenancc.
Go and get job as a sign for some dis
tlllery." you wrong me-. boss" said
the hobo with dignity; this cyrano
souvenir OF mine Is not a whiskey nose.
but the result Of an unfortunate acct
dent" somebody thought It was n
radlsh and tried to pull II, suppose"
sneered the railroad man. mo SIR"
said the visitor. signing, II am the
victim OF an accidental incubation
Accidental incubation! What the
dickens do YOU mean?" II will explain.
Six months ago. slT WIS VIu'PI''" a
and happy. had n good position the
respect and confidence of the commu-
nifty and nose Of perfectly normal
proportions. My modest home
"Cut that about your modest home and
get to the point" said the listener I'm
patiently. 81 am coming to It, sir
Smallpox appeared In the little town az
which | lived. and never having been
vucclnatcd. concluded to take that
precnutlon. The day was warm when
visited the doctors Office. and fll's were
plentiful
"Onu llt on my nose ana careietslg
,icklng up what supposed TO DC uulll
:S0thpiCk made a awlPc ut tAe u'ii'US
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21

and decorated with blue stitched bands.
The vest and elbow sleeves are trimmed
with blue also, and there IS q long blue
crayat and q belt OF blue. The hat is
q short backed sailor with blue
band.
A chic yachting costume Is OF white
French duck A deep hem. headed with
hcmetiiching trims thc bottom Of the
skirt. while all the horizontal seams are
hemstitched also.
The bodice Is n blouse whose wide
sailor collar is formed OF hemstitched
squares. the cuffs matching. There IL
a prettily shaped front piece made OF
smaller squares. with shaped collar and
white tie. with loose sailor knot In front
and there Is q temstitched belt as dainty
as possible The beauty OF this costume
Is that It can be put into the dub and
washed; there is nothing about It that
the most malevolent laundress can in
fura
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21

bro:dered in designs of this,lcs and golf
clgbs.
Waite pidue hats, shirts and skirts
decorated with golhns embIems.
Skirts OF notified green and brown,
pent-scented tweed.
Shirts that run the whole verdant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21

speeinI Correspondence Of lntelligdneeF.
NEW YORK. April 19-The summer
girls golnng wardrobe shows this year
much that is odd and new. Here are d
Jew Of the items:
old.fashloned poke sunbonnets land
"saaXcrs,"
Khaki hats. shirts and skirts en-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

passenger with a gorgeous watch
chain, "Wben we had our country
so well,in. hand that we could olecr
q brindle pup to any Office we chose
to nominate him for" "And you
can't do it now' queued the other
passenger" 81 should say not.
The other fellows have beat us
three to one in the last two cleo
tons" no what do you attribute
the change9" "Well, AIN inclined
to tbidk4he reason is that when we
had the power we elected loo many
brindle puma"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

The hystercal complaint by
certain republican newspaper, that
Hawaiians have been deprived OF
their employment and even OF their
homes because they voted for Will
COX aud the Independents ticket
will not be noticed by those VIII
know the circumstance except with
a burst OF 'herriment. The Mauag-
ing Director OF w. G.. Irwin 4 Co,
aud the Branches OF that Firm. has
always been True Friend OF the
Hawaiians. No man has heen dis
charged from The vharves or ware
houses under his control on account
of their political affiliations or their
votes, In fact none OF the gfeat
sugar factors in the country have in
anyway influenced their employees
in regard to voting. II, on election
day, and consequent hilarity, and
later on on account OF a possiblevic-
tory ofthe popular candidate, the
men celebrated the event too mich
aud neglected their business, and
their places on the whaVes, as a
matter. of course, were filled by 9TH
ers, they have no complaint coming.
When they show. Themselves as
trus worthy laborers, no one will
kick because they cast their votes
according to their own convictions.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

The INDEPENDENT, 80 cents per
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10
A W ARNING TO HAWAIIAN RE.
PUBLICAN MANAGERS.

g&lWbe Star hgs taken the pains to
puhll.h a record Of the life of the
Hon, 3. w, Wilcox and if it will
nov take the same pains to give us
sthe ree,rd, Of Mr.. Achi it's readers
will i've interesting reading We
dono'a"sk for a recitaleotMniAehi's
acti ia for which he sawas : not
brought to bar; but we would like
to'rasd the iparticulartEacsions for
whieh he.awas dismissed from the
Hawaiian Bar by the j Justices OF our
Supreme Court. .
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

The Hawaiian has passed
through an experience in forcible
annexation, properly styled by Mr..
Mckinley as criminal aggression"
that he has not only not forgotten,
but also will not forget for many
years TO come. After seven years OF
waiting for an opportunity the Ha-
waiian has recorded, by voting for
Mr.. Wilcox, his protest against thu
"missionary family compact" go
csiIe-I. eau tL< hspautIcan patty
who were particeps Grim inis, who by
force of arms took from him his
country and his flag.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10
SATURDAY, NOV, 10, 1900.
THE HAWAIIAN AND HIS
oRIcIos. =

Shallow psted people 'sre's ,accus-.
ing Hawaiiana Of; ingratitude be-
cause they have failed to vote for
persons who have been their friends
during the past ten years or more,
more particularly through the seven
years since the Outrage OF 1898. A
recent writer says: Disgust and
resentment are more powerful
motives with political man than
gratitude"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10
Great rel hhoe sale.

L.. B. Kerr g. Co., Ltd, having
bought the stocks OF the Fairchild
Shoe House and A. h. Murphy 81
Co. at prices that senable them TO
sell at one hall the original cost
prices, the public will be offered
bargains, cali early and secure first
choice.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

The Advertiser pretends 20 accept
the present political situation. From
former experience we sound note
OF warning to the political oppon
ents Of the devils partner. ~ You
may depend upon it, dear people,
that the aforesaid partner" has bis
agents already out to mix tRfngs up
SO aNto reverse your deoision at the
polls. 8 r.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

I. One OF our Republican papers has
reen fit to place Mr.. Coelho in the
hillary, who was ON? thesame ticket
With MIR. Achi, probably because
Mr.. Coelho is q poor man while Mr..
Aohi is reputed to be rich. In the
"pinion OF we'll informed men Mr..
toelho is a mild sinner when COM
!'ar5d to his richer political rum.
ning mate. r,T'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

l. appears useless TO gye apy
more figures in regsrd to our terri
torial election uutil all the figures
are in anf the oihcial result an
nounced. We ought to know. exact
ly how we stand on Monday next.
The indications seem to be irdubit.
able that Bob Wilcox has come, out
winner by some two or three
hundred voters ahead of Colonel
Parker.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10
NOTICE.

M. r JoL 1ter, practical watch
maker, jeweler, and optician, ,person-
al atter ton given torepairiug,watch,
clock and jewelery, over so years er-y
perience. Gold aud silver jewelo1ys
manufactured by experienced VIOLA
man on ehort noticequallty Of goods
and work guaranteed ~ repre-.
sented NJ. r. COUNTER.
H73-tf.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10
TOPICS Of The DAY.

Talking about Mr.. Mckinley as
the agent OF prosperity and plead
ing for his reelection on that
ground is as nousensical as the
praying, OF heat hen before craven
image. F&'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

There are others on the Repub-
'Iican ticket whosby reason of pull
the "bts, government these isl
ands. ever had" have escaped the
lunisb bment they richly deserve
! Hut'the greatest treat the readers
II the Star could receive would be a
,rutbiul, narration by Mr.. Achi OF
now he Used his election as Repre-
sentative for Kouo, Hawaii, under
Mr. Dol-'s government, to secure
his " 20 statement to the Hawaiian
:, Bar 49,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

The constitution OF the first terri
t. rial legislature is notice to Mr..
M'Kinley that the Hawaiian re-
seuts annexation, and that he has
taken the first opportunity Offering
to ozark his resentment. Only this
. anNn6thipg more. II
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

Col. Roos evelt has completed one
OF the most remarkable campaigns
ever made by a candidate in the
United States, aud probably in the
world. In eight weeks he visited
"a Sta'ea, travelled 2l,209 miles,
visited 567 towns and made 673
speeches.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-10

tn following conversation wa.
overh' "a on railroad on the Main
lane; why, the time was" said a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-01
JAMES DALTON DEAD.
Accused His ASSailantS With His
Last Breath.

lam. H-ltou OF No. go University street.
who w;,s shot in Eiler's saloon. No. 1I
South broadway. died of lis wounds in the
'i'N Hospital at n a.. ~. yesterday. WHOM
Dalton Was taken 10 the hospital. larJrnt-
otuy vas performed %! ciiH. a.I .-I wa-
entertained thai h- might recover H. YES
doing H"ll Until ,af.y yesterday morn
and hal 10 be- star ped to his bed Later
he rcEai'od his SENSES. but Wa weak and
falling. ~ a quarter 81 II be asked the
doctor d. charge ut the Ustr! a.l ~s,V,rt!
attendants 20 come 80 his bedside. This
Trey al ard when The diving man SIgu!ticd
Rat b. wanted 10 speak the! raise! him
to q sitting posture.
Il am about to die" he said and I want
Jon al TO hear my last wpr!s. ! Wa. EiIl-i
without rruyDratl0.. and n. last hope Is
that fhus" Iy whom ! was slain VII be
brought TO justice Tor their deed.
H. attempted Co say SOM tHi.I NOR. l-'
blood filled his mouth. ite fell back AMI
expired
On Monday night James H,ltpu. win Cd
man named James Malone. VS. returning
from IN" tueai'r ana Will. vai:iuG for the
car STOPPED In Ell.r's sIl..a = ian. q
after t!g ar.a!r. they rrd,r,I two glass
OF uror, Tor which the bartender wanted To
charge ;uO-- than 'ha liz ~ price. = 'ie't
resulted Ia which several .aue-I~-ou f0Iu.f.
Malone Wis knocked down with au iron
poker. Dalton said th1t Will" be WIS a'-
tempting To- prevent rlc crowd from 81 .t-
ing the PROSTATE Et' III. i.rE-'r-r
walked from ID, bar sad t-,i Two bullets
INT. his Abdomen