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LARGE assortment Of secondhand bicycles; all
makes. at IS, So and SIS; tires, special
prices; equality considered), $50, Sl.75, s. 25
$3.50; Goodrich and Hartford So bicycle repairing
mechanical overhsuling. 81; euameiing. 81 vulcan
iZing. 4OC LABOFISH Bicycle Machinist, III
9Th St NV mhl4-lmO-em
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hose with established trade preferred; good
salary ard commission NATIONAL COFFEE CO,
'lS 9th ST. NV. apj2-St, EN-
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Southern RY.


eeAe1uie II eHeei January 10. ls''
All trains arrive ard leave from Pennsylvania
Isss-nger StaU D.
n-Jl .. m baliF-Lessl t1r pauyllie, Charlotte,
4lH way stations Connects al MANASSAS iJf Srr4s-
burg and A4rrls1nburs daily and Stauutln u.esic
GAYS and A. LJuClbuIg with The Norfolk and
N-stern daily, lEd with G.. & o. r. r. fo- Natural
u.iJ a. m--Iaiiy-THE UNITED STATES
FA>i MAIL sleeping Cars Co Jacksonville va
savannah uniting ar salisbury with Sleeper t1T
AsltFiue and HOT springs. y. c. Knoxville. lEal-
ilh1'-a- and Memphis, Tenn and ~ Charlotte
VITA sleeper i1T Nrsrs-1- connects 20 Columbia
Win sleeper Tor charleston sleeping Gar %
NeN orleans uniting az Charlotte With sleeper
i'f Atlanta N1.id tram Washington 90 NeW
orleans without ,'-stE' b.hllg Gar Sef'-te-
connects NJ L4Ic1'9TE laIF Tor Natural bHlse'
and week DAYS Tor Leyinst9h
li-91 A. ul--L4l-l Local Tor laaL-qi.esFL--e-
A'l p ~ -L1'ell i'F tFoIi h'Ht' Htf1=1ii =
arc uaifi7oi'l.s eA.'s. except slhSi5-
sou 2. m Helit Local toE NneT.qt. .r7'ilies
s.5J ?. m uai!s ~" A'Nh ANn , fLohIDA
EAfhf@S> SteeliNS ltls 10 Ioit Tampa. VA
Savsnush and Jacksonville. connecting with Draw
Miami. Sleeping Car % Augusta, va Columbia,
with connection for Aiken and Charleston.
Through coach TO Jacksonville Dining Car SER
vice
so p- m--D1ily- A>hlNtIbN AND CHAT
TANObGA LIMITED VIA LANtHBJ Re- sleep
ing Cars TO Memphis and New Orleans through
Bristol Plrlor aH5 Observation Car between Rad
lO.i5 p. Dclly-W ASHiNGIoN sd SOUTH
WESTERN LIMITED composed OF Sieepcrs. Din
ing Cars, and Day Coaches. SIeepcrs to Nash.
vile, Tenn, via AsaevIlle. Knoxville. and Chat
t2u0oga- Memphis, wa blrinlI ham; New orleans,
wa Atlanta and hghtsenleI Ncnnects 81 Hlsn
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FOR nENT-sTORE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Largc. new store and Groom dwell
ing with stable. ice box ia store, on y choI-
son ave, Twining City; rent only SO per month
Enquire MCLAJGllLIN REAL ESTATE OFFICE
corner 10Th ard G StS NV sp7-7t
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HIGHEST price paid for secondhand bicycles;
aso taken on storage A24 9th sT. NV.
nc2b-tf.em
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EALLI>o Ds.
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD,

HAILHUADF
ScbeG1le in effect December "a 1870.
Leave Washington from ststioz corner Of New
Jersey Avenue ard q Street.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

NANTED-Bv colored man, a place a- butler
2lit IIth Il. NV. lien
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LOST.

TUESDAY evening. fox terrier pap. about ,
months; "ne-half white face and black spoi,
on body. Reward il rstuIned 20 1851 q 81 NV n
LOST Monday afternoon soon after O'Clock
letter addressed TO NJ. ID. Aston. IllT Mas,
ave NV. Finder take to Major JAMES BELL
Supt. Bureau of Information. City r. o. and re-
ccivc from him large reward apll-3t en-
LOST-Blue SKYE terrier: answers 10 name Of
Duke; tag No l9L Return TO 923 f. Cap. st.
reward. aplO-5t EN-
LOSr-Aprl s. on 9th st. car-or on o. between
9th and 9th, black earring. star and crescent
pearl IN star. Reward il returned 10 AIS Sth Il
sw. apl03t
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WANTED-For highest cash prices. metals iron
rubber. paper stock machinery, tools etc
H. BERNuElMER, 92G-92S st. NV, phone 2275.
ia21-u
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs
FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Bcautiful lot. west OF chevy Chase:
f5,s55 square feet, Isg feet fronting Rocky lic
Railroad; one fare from city Address FRANK
STORY, Station =, Tenleyt0vn apI2-3t.sm
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE Extraordinary opportunity TO pur
chase hgh-grade bicycles: some only slightly
used; s. up. CYCLE EXCHANGE 7io 10th ST.
W. aDll-st
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RASfED-ohice and household furniture Stora
fixtures large r-frigcrators meat and -,
vision boxes THE arm. Sl5 G.h st. NV.
mhl3-lme.
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ROOMS papered. SI-75 up; guaranteed RICH
ARD 5. RlNEX. 5th and II sts nc mh2l lmo
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STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND sTs
f:55 A. n WEEK DAYS. PTTTsBURG FL
PRESS-Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10
PittsbCrg
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
- port News. and al points South. by the
- superb, powerful steel palace ssz2alerk
- Newport News Norfolk and Wash
- ingtOn," on the following schedule:
Lv. WaShington.630 pm Lv. Portsmouth. S. 90 pm
Ly. Aiexandria--700 pm Ly. Norfolk. .5.45 pm
Ar Fl. MOnroe.7 20 am Lv. Fl Monroe As pun
Ar Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandria. C 30 am
Ar POrtsmouth-s-l5 am Ar. Wsshington--7.00 an
- Tickets Oh sale A. 81! Penn. ave, b. and
- o. ticket Office, 6l9 Penn. ave. and corner
- 18th 81. and \. Y. ave, c. & o. ticket Of
- hces, At 5l3 Penn ave, and coo 18th 81. I:
- s A L ticket Office. I434 n. Y. ave. and
- on board steamers
- - For further information apply al gen
- ersl Offices, 9TH ST. wharf Wash. D. c.
- Phone, 80.
uo2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIJ RAILWAY.
Eteuded Steamship ssilings FROG. Vancouver
JAPAN CHINA AHJ PHIL IPPiHE ISLAEOS
IMPRESS OF JAPAN April 10. June IS. Aug. %
EMPRESS OF CAlNA-...M Nay Z. July Q. Sept. 10
EMPRESS or INDIA. ..-. My Is July so. Oct. s.
HA8Ala 5lAN9i ANO agsTskLla
MlOM FRA. May / AORANGE........Junc I
% s@t-s -Ppy 40 rcnRsy .vzpia Ayenus-
ecl5tu. n. .sa-I55t
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
EET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CALLING. WCST-BOUND. At CHERBOCR0
sailirg Wednesdays st 10 a. N.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PARI
Every Wednesday al y noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPASH-
Piers lG and IS. n R.-Oh1c~. g Broad gay. \, \.
Philadelphia Of7ce g -205 Walnut 81
WASHINGTON OFFICE lGO5 ST. n. ".
Or ". Z. MOSS. Agent. a. 5 lders Stsyman'A
1927 ST.
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FOUND.

FOUND-lce cream, pure and delicious, zoe per
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO, Coz n. Y
ave. NV. Phone POSI- ie27-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WANTED F0r cash. household goods. Showcases
office and store fixtures. o. G.. CUMMINGS.
i21 i0t1 ST. aula..r
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WALL PAPER.

NOW THE B0ERS ARE TAXING THEIR TURN
az surrounding the British and doing IL in
a very elective style That's the wss we paper
rooms IN effective style. All the new. handsome
sty les m Wall Paper 20 choose from. Room, pa
pered, - up p. c. NOLTE SO oh ST. No
BRANCH. apfI-tf
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The "3 DAYS" Cure

0or men) leads all remedies in this city: a
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con
EUltltion free. DR. MCKEEHAN. SIC 18th st.
nv Oihce hours, 70 y a. m; 20 s p. m
Sundays. 10 p. mh23-Im
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wANTED-Roons AND BOARD

WANTED Room and board for gentleman lnG
wife iu private family; Northwest or goIuT7-
ht Heights. Address j. ". SMITH. 1901 ltb 81.
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wANTED-HOUSES.
wANTuD-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED Horses foE pasture; good cray, and
water; no wire; called for and returned.
i . SPENlER. Llngdon, D. c. apg-Gt. en-
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WANTED An experienced young lady as waitress
and cashier MOI NJ VERNON LUNCHROOM.
1872 Pa ave. n en-
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WNNTED-waist ana skirt hands 0l9 st.
Item
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uELp wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED -Housekeeper 10 chlmbcrmaids, clean
crs. pantry. and storeroom girls BJRGkSS
UoTf,I ACFNCY. 5S 10Th ST. Item
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WAVTFD-Fxperieuced sslesladics for millinery
department Apply Eastern Department store,
fllq n ST. ne. II en-
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Mrs. M. RENNER

Legally licensed to actice Obstetrics in the Dis
trict II Columbia. late resident assistant Of the
ROYAL Womens Hospital. Munich. Bavaria. arl
gold medal awarded Or proficiency in the science
OF Obstetrics IN that Institution. Private Sani-
tsrium for ladies before and during confinement
Trained nurse and expert attending physicians 20
treat all diseases Of woman. Ofice hours 10 a. m
TO p. m. Cpl Pa ave. NV, Washington, n G.
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sIoiiN,E. - cents per load. UNITED STATE
STORAGE CO., 42o 10th st. NV. apl2-St
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ROOMS papered, SL7j up; sample- brought work
guaranteed HUNT. asp Missouri ave. splo-9t
Rooms paPered, sL75 up. THoS d. GEORGE,
$40 10th 81. sw. apo 3. EN-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
A Little Child Shall Lead Them.

We are aware that the little child IS king
or queen of the home The smaller the
child, the more true this statement All
bow down 20 the little child. Ills wants are
the first 20 be looked after. When he smiles
the whole family smiles. When hc IS sick
the whole family is eager 60 watch and help
When he dies, % seems like The LIGHT has
gone out 81 the home. How true ID Is that
ga little child shall lead them" How im.
poriant d Is that this little child shall be well
trained rn the principles Of morality There
is no question bat what the greatest agency
for good today 10 The training of these chill
dren IS the Sundayschool; and the great
agency that keeps The Sunday.school ever
10 the front and trains 10, is The State and
International Sunday School Convention
system, Of which our State IS part No
agency has done So much f0r our Sunday
schools as this. u is continent wide. and
includes every State, Territory and Province.
Mr. H. +. Jacobs, Atwood Building.
Chicago, IS thc Chairman II The Intcrna.
uonai Executive Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
Changed His Greed.

Another prominent minister has changed
his creed and gone to a different denomina-
ton to work out his salvation as well as
others.
The Rev. Joseph lee, formerly pastor
of Wesley NJ. T.. church on.the South Side,
Wheeling, and for years one Of the most
importan, and interesting figures in the West
Virginia Conference, has withdrawn from
the church, il is understood, and may shortly
enter the ministry of the Presbyterian church.
few years ago the Rev. Mr.. Lee was
transferred TO the Eastern New York Con
ference aud was given the pastoratc Of the
old St. Johns street church, one of the most
important in New York city. Some mis-
understanding arose later IL is said as to the
conferences work and the former Wheeling
minister returned 10 this state. He - now
conducting Presbyterian mission at Park
ersburg and is meeting with much success.
Rev. Lee was stationed here in Kingwood
good many years ago, when he was
young man and will be remembered by
some Of our older citizens.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17

! OUR COUNTY NEWS.
HAYDEN

Correspondence OF the Argus.
The farmers are about all done planting
corn.
J. w. welch los, fine yeOrliug col, last
week
Miss May Formau lief, last week for Deer
Park to spend the summer.
Oliver Il. Hayden left Sunday for Terra
Alta TO take in the school term
+. b. Hayden and daughter Fave. ATE
visiting J viii Hayden at Lake Terra Alta.
Frank Ringer was trying TO take the
measles all las, week hut after Frank
Rodeheayer was supplied there was none
left
We had some hard frosts aud two more is
due us, according 10 fogs in January. But
the fruit is all right yet, except sweet cher.
ries aud pears.
We thought the war was an end. but
according to +. NJ. watson's letter there
were ~ killed by a small troop m one day
and fighting every day ortwo. There seems
TO be some lief, that are not assmilated vet.
OF Il may be the boys don't know the war Is
over. Some one should sec about this mat.
ter at once
We know the wise man hath said che
that meddlcth with strife not belonging to
him, IS as man taking dog by the ear. F"
But feel like saying something to "Grudge
CO., GAINESVILLE. Get your company.
no more, no less. Go to the top of that
high mountain hard by your town. and
when you all get together sing, "Iesns
Lover of My Soul" Then have PRAYER
aud experience meeting aud if YOU feel like
taking up collection for the Sunday school.
do so, and then sing, "God be With You
TIL We Meet Again, and take good
old-iashioned hand shake and go home.
You will hc better people, the town will be
a better town and rnE ARGUS will be n
better paper by not having It's face daubsd
with such stuff. We arc helping, in a small
way, TO make THE ARGUS the best paper in
the State. II is already the best in the
county, and in great demand. The num-
Der Is increasing at this place and we loan
ours each week and could loan five or six
more copies. Now brother, take our advice.
When boys get to throwing dirt they are
all dehled and If you desire you shall have
The prayers OF on HARRY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
PrestonIan Prospectors.

The Daily Reveille. Of New Whatoom.
Washington, recently contained r.e follow
ing item IN regard 70 two well known former
Prestonisns. Messrs. White and Treute.
j. G. Treutle and George Rothfus expect
70 leave next Monday for the Terra Alta
group Of claims IN the Mt Baker mining
district, IN which Mcssfs. Trcute, J.. r..
White and other New Whatcom men arc in-
tcresied. This group adioins the Post
lambert discoveries aud IS considered ono
Of the most promising properties in the
district. Mr.. freu,lc says the owners Of the
claims will keep two shifts al work al sum.
mer On The tunnel, which is now 10 about 90
feet. One man will work az night iooseninp
up the rock and a second shift Of iwo msn
will continue The work in the day time NJ.
Ircuile expects 90 cr5ss.c1t the main
lead when NE tunnel is in about 200 feet
hr Ircutic has q lay.oh Of sixty days. and
will spend most of bis time in ihc Mt. Baker
district until Iuly ISL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
Fortune Hunters.
From the Oakland JonrnaI.

From the Oakland Journal
The two companies Of gold seekers will
leave here on Saturday or Monday next for
Nome, Alaska
The one company is composed Of eight
persons and the other Of six and most Of
them come from Oakland and the county,
although few come from other states.
Senator r. a. Ravenscrofl will go to
Seattle, Washington, in advance Of the
companies and make all arrangements for
the passage from Seattle 10 Nome The
actual cost Of the journey will be about 500,
but this does not include meals en- route.
The boys will sail from Seattle on or
about the 10th or zznd. They will carry
complete mining outfits and ~ necessary
supplies. We hope the boys may all strike
II rich and return home ladcncd with the
precious metal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17


Correspondence OF rim AnaUs.
II. g. Mason and family, Of Terra Alta,
were callers in town las, Sunday
a. w. Teats is working for Daaicl Wolf
at his saw mill, near Valley point.
Mud and rain was the rule last week and
il did not come before it was needed.
J. 5. Martin and wife spent last Sunday
with their parents on Walnut Avenue.
Misses Ada and Anna Snider and Miss
Shearer Of Albrigh,syillc, we're callers in
town last Friday evening.
n. J. Gibson was hanging paper for Mr..
Englehari, Of Guseman, last week. Mr..
Gibson is an expert at the business.
Miss Ella Beerbower, who has been a,
Bnekhannon and Charleston for quite
awhile, is now at home to spend her yaca-
lion.
We might say there will bc wedding or
two in town, II old madame rumor had not
Of been equiyocating for the last year, so we
will not talk after her.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
BUY NOW.
The June Designer.


TnE DESIGNER for June. 1900. published
ty the Standard Fashion Company. presents
for the benefit of its many readers numerous
stylish and unique summer garments for
ladies, misses, little girls. boys and tiny tots.
"For The Summer Gill" is the title of
beautifully illustrated article which de-
scrioes the various costumes required by a
young lady for lengthy stay at summer
resort, and "For Health and Beauty" tells
her how TO look her best while wearing
them. This months ius,alment of points
on Dressmaking" gives full instructions.
assisted by pictures, for the making of the
fashionable handkerchief waist, and the
latest in hats and toques are exhibited on
the millinery pages. The culture of "The
Rose-Queen of Summer Flowers" is the
subject of the Horticulture article, while in
the fancy work departments all kinds of sofa
cushion designs, crochet and tatting patterns
are given. An attractive paper on picture
postals is handsomely illustrated with half
tones, and the same style Of art work sup.
plies the pictures for "Commencement
Day Pantomime-Voices of the Woods, -
Novelties in Bamboo" will be appreciated
by those who are furnishing summer cot
tages, and "rhe Etiquette of Weddings
gives opportune advice TO the June bride
"rhe kindergarten in the Home" and
Nursery Lore" are just what the mothers
need. while the young folks will enjoy the
story GLOW Tam Went Swimming" "Dea-
cons Daughters and Ministers Sons" is the
quaint title of a humorous story for adults,
and "Book Notes." Among Ourselves"
and charming little poems furnish additional
reading matter Last but not least arc
''liints for the Household" and recipes for
Salads y the latter being especially opp6t
tune for warm weather
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17

Boss Hanna had the nerve To inform Sen.
ators that the administration opposition to
the Nicaragua Canal bill would be with.
drawn and the bill allowed to pass the Sen.
ate at this session If the Senate would ratify
the lop-sided Hay Pauucefoic treaty. Ills
proposition was not seriously considered
The friends Of the canal bill know that Il II,
fails 10 pass the people will know that the
responsibility for the failure will rest upon
the shoulders of Mr.. Mckinley. As Senator
Morgan put it, eve will pass the canal bill
at this session or we will defeat Mr Nc.
kinley at the polls" That is the situation
IN a nutshell. The people want this bill
passed. That was made eviden, enough by
the overwhelming majority by which il
passed the House. individual Senators
numerous enough TO make as great pro.
por,ionate majority in the Senate are on
record in favor Of tho BILL H. in the face
of these things, Mr.. Mckinley is willing 10
allow his Obligations to the British govern
ment to cause him TO use his influence to
prevent action on The bill at This session of
Congress he can do so, but he will have to
face the music of disappointed and en-
ragged people and the penalty Of losing many
thousand votes. The Democratic party can
stand it if he can.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
Preston Personals


Prom the Morgantown Post
Ami EVERY, a prominent Preston county
druggist, Is here looking for location. Tie
viii End Morgantowu to his liking.
Miss Bessie Ashborn. Of Reedsyillc, Pres
ton county. has returned to Mrs. j. ]. Spur
geou's to resume her study in music.
Walter Mcknight, Of Terra Alta, passed
through to-day on his way home from
scoUdsle, where he has been employed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
I I s

Gov. Teddy Roosevelt Is, IN his own
estimation, the biggest thing in Washington
and the most snowy flower in the Rcpnb.
lican bouquet lie has been strutiing
around the Capitol and the White House as
though he owned the whole shooting match,
and patrouizingly giving advice to Mr..
Mckinley, Boss Hanna and Others who
thought they knew little something about
the party machine. For some reason the
Republican leaders are all adding TO the size
Of Gov. Teddy's head by the deferential
manner in which they are treating him Mr..
Mckinley gave a dinner 10 bis honor, and
he was invited 10 dinner given TO the Re
publican leaders 10 Congress by Boss Hanna,
al which the platform 80 be adopted by the
Philadelphia convention was read by Hanna
and Rooseyelts advice asked as 10 its
planks. n you ask what all this means. You
ask the question which has been asked
thousands Of times IN Washington. this
week, and not yet satisfactorily answered.
One very reasonable answer IS that the
Republican managers have become alarmed
about New York. and arc seeking 10 add
% the prestige Of Gov. Teddy in order 10
help him towards reelection. which ihcy
regard as helping Mckinley IN the State
Whatever their object, they are making
Cog. Teddy believe that be is he whole
thing which, by the way, IS not didicul,
10 do.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
/

How confident the Democrats are Of
eleeing a majority Of the next House, in
November, may be judged from the fact
tina, the friends Of several Democratic can
didaies for speaker are beginning to work
for them Among those who already have
more or less backing are Representatives
Richardson, Of Tennessee, DC Almond, Of
Missouri, Bankhead of Alabama and Suller,
Of New YORK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
WASHINGTON LETTER
The Raseality Of Republican OH.
oials Over in Cuba.
Trouble In the Senate over the Nj
carasua Canal Bill.
Governor Roosevelt Cutting Wide
Swath In Washington.
From our regular corrcsoondont


From Our Regular CORRESPONDENT.
Washington, May II. 1000. -
feeula,ion has been added TO the eN,rava.
giant acknowledgement, Of Cuban affairs for
which the Mckinley administration is re.
sponsiele. The War Department, ana the
Pos,otice Department are each tfyinr TO
throw responsibility upon the other for the
shameful condition of affairs in Cuba. which
have been only PARTIALLY uncovered To ublic
view through the discovery made by Col.
Burton. an army officer who has been ON
duty in Cuba, that G. ~. +. Neelev,
prominent Republican politician of Indiana.
who is financial agent Of the Cuban postal
system. had embcssled many thousands Of
dollars. Col Burton las lust reached
Washington from Havana. under orders io
tell Secretary Root the full extent Of his
discovery aud TO keep his mouth shut to
everybody else Rumor says that other
American officials have been getting rich
through handling Cuban funds. bat mo-
official information can hc obtained in
Washington. In fact. no one need he sur
prised to see Nicely escape punishment. al
though he is now under arrest. and get a
thick coat of whiIewaSh. rs the easiest way
out of the dirty scandal for the adminis,ra.
ton The profound ignorance expressed by
officials OF the War and. postoflice Depart,
menis is Of itself suspicious II implies an
intention 10 deceive, FOR everybody knows
that both Of those departments must have
been in possession of all the facts before
Nicely was arrested, in New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
Marriage Licenses

Jacob Aycnman. 90.
May s.. Dewitt rs.
William IN Dewitt 7s.
Eme NJ. Shancf 20.
Louis J.. Myers 20.
Margaret {. snecr 70.
franklin NJ. Peuill "a.
Martha T. Mencar 20.
at natives Of this county, except the
second named who was bora IN Randolph
county, and rerriil who was bonn in
Doddridge county and now resides in
Clarksburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17

The House overruled the majority of the
Ways aud Means Committee and adopted a
resolution calling ON the Secretary Of the
Treasury for information concerning the
amount and character of materials used by
manufacturers Of oleomargarine The ma.
lority of the Ways and Means Committee
eonlended that the information asked for
would violate law by betraYing trade secrets,
but the House thought otherwise and
adopted the resolution.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17
The West Va. Argus.

A FIRST class paper. entered as second.
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