davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1900-05-02

To make a long story
short, we closed out the
entire sample line Of a lead
ing Clothing Manufacturer
at about soc OH the dollar;
it is the greatest bargain i'll
Mems Clothing we ever
saw, the greatest values
you ever saw, too; one hun
dred and fifty fine Suits,
two and three of a kind, all
brand new styles-we are
going to sell them today,
same as we bought them.
Suits worth 81. SO are
priced $3. .9S.
Suits worth $1,000 are
priced SIS. So.
Suits worth $I2.oo are
priced SO. So.
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Imperialism of Democracy.

4 While Mr.. Bryan Is prating SO much
about Imperialism as applied to the poi
Icy OF the administration toward the
Filipinos he completely ignores the dis
1ranchising OF American citizens In the
southern states, Every effort to get an
expression from the candidate of the
Democratic party on this subject has
s!snaiiy failed. 1t Is like his arraigu-
ment OF the trusts. He ignores those in
which his Democratic friends are In.
terested. With imperialism his heart
:b!eeds for tribes In rebellion against the
authority OF the government, 1000 miles
away. but he has no bowels Of compass
sion for the negro uujustiy deprived Of
his citizenship at home.
Senator Pritchard accurately de-
scrlbes condition of affairs in North
Carolina which makes Mr.. Bryan's posi-
ton 4 very inconsistent one IF tx
vote of North Carolina Is permitted to
be east. and Is honestly counted as
cast" says the senator, Mckinley will
carry the state by 10000
majority. THE Bryanites are fond Of
quoting the declaration OF Abraham
Lincoln to the effect that no man Is
good enough to govern another without
that other mans consent. and yet in my
state they have adopted constitution
which DISTINGUISHES enough OF the ma
jority voters to put the minority in
power. And this constitution was
adopted only by DISTINGUISHING voters
and falsifyirg the returns of the cleo
ton. Had the vote been honestly count
ed the constitution would have been de-
feated by 10000. and had qualified voters
been permitted to freely cast their votes
1t would have been defeated by some
$4,000"
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A Maligned Prelate.

Some OF: the enemies OF Archbishop
Ireland, or perhaps it may have been
some of the indlscrert but desneratc
friends OF Bryan, started report thar
the distinguished prclate of the Roman
Catholic church was wavering In his
adherence to Republican principles. and
that In all likelihood would support Bry-
an. The archbishop has been abroad
for some time, and only arrived In Lon
don the other day on his way home. and
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The Atlanta Constitution, one of the
most dignified and influential Demo-
cratic papers OF this country, pays this
unexpected tribute 10 the President:
Mr.. Mckinley has made good Presl-
dent. In his personality he represents
a high type of American manhood. In.
many respects he has handled well the
relns of government during a great
crisis. He has welcomed the confeder-
ate to the white house; he has so d.
rccted his appointments that a confed
crate general Is now on the retired list
OF the general stan of the United States
army. He is really concerned for the
glory OF the country over whose for
tunes he has been called to preside"
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS,

Words are the blossoms and deeds
nre the fruits.
Pride makes man walk with a cane
when he isn't lame.
Girls, be slow in making the acquaint-
ance. Of fast man.
The Autograph of an actress is apt to
be stuck-up thing.
Kissing comes as natural to q girl MS
u fly does to a bald head. j.
Water on the brain can sometimes be
avoided by using an umbrella.
When you have a few minutes to
spare don't bother some one who
hasn't. t
Two persons are never at the same
moment equally angry with each other.
AS rule the average woman Is more
generous than precise In money. nat
ters.
He is poor humorist who Is unable
to make his butter from the cream Of
his jokes.
A woman says a bachelors life is a
magnificent breakfast, q passable lunch
and miserable dinner.
One Ohio man locked his wife in the
house the other night and another lock-
ed his out-now both wives are suiag
for divorce. Some women are hard to
please.-Chicago News.
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Senator Tlllman Again.

Ever since Senator Tillman boastcd
on the floor OF the United Staten senate
that the Democrats OF South Carolina
not only ahot down the negroes OF that
5tate. but stuffed the ballot boxes 10
gain their ENDS the people have not
been surprised at other statements he
has made, but It seuns that his rrccn;
outbreak at Trenton, Missouri, cotiits
very near exceeding the limit. Not
satisfied with dls.ranchlsiug the ne
Sroes Of South c't-oiina he non' attacks
the fore!gn-bor7 voter. a, this time.
when Bryan Il claiming the German
and Irish voters arr with him on Sim
perial!sm" and "mIltasism." 1t would
appear thai the 1eTy TitimaH is no; TO-
Ing him much good when hr makes
such utieFanceS ns The following:
There is one sentiment which Is ground
into my very b0ues ard mixed with thu
lime, America Tor the Americans md to
he'll with ali others"
As vote maker TIllmon may he
success In the south. but In thr north
never. In the Samc speech b. ~ That
Democratic senator's were bought &c
vote for the ratification OF the treaty
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Wh,e,,r,ep Judge Holt is Wrong.

Judge Holt. In his joint debate with
Hon. A. B. White, at Blueheld. In de-
batting the, question OF imperialism
makes a glazing nisstatrment OF fact
inicharging that the Filiplnos entered
into, an alliance with the United
States. There never was IN
alliance either before or after
the destruction OF Montejo's fleet by
Dewey on that memorable morning in
May. 1898. But what Is to be expected
Of Judge Holt when the Kansas City
platform. which he supports, falsely
maintains the same thing, condcmninE
as,"falsc and un-American the present
Philippine policy as crushing Siar mill!
tary force the efforts OF OUR FORMER
ALLIES to achieve liberty and self gov
ernnent." Judge Holt sal1 Asulnaldo
and his followers had been made
"allIes" OF this country, and that our
turning against them was one Of the
greatest wrongg ever committed BY n
civilized people.
In tho pamphlet OF John K. Dos PAS
aoa. prominent member Of the New
York bar, defending the administration
from the attacks OF Carl schurz. he
draws upon the official records to prove
HIS contention From the FIRST over
lures OF Aguinaldo to Consul General
Pratt to the present time there Ia no
evidence OF any alliance whatever.
Everything goes to prove the contrary
Mr. .prat; made no promises TO Aguln-
nfod. On July %. 1898. he tclegraphea
the department OF state MS follows:
Declined TO discuss with General
Aguinaldo the question OF the fu;ura
policy OF the United States with regard
to the Philippines, that ! held out no
hopes to him OF any kind, committed
the government In no way whatever.
and, In the course OF our conference.
never acted upon the assumption that
the government would act With AEnin-
aldo for tho turtherahee Of any plan o.,
his own. nor that In accepting his said
cooperation Il would consider itself
pledged 70 recognize any political claim
which 10 might put forward"
Ths Damncrnts arc constantly refer
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NEWSPAPER WAITS,

Her Sole Support.-"Miss Stagestruck
is starring now" said Collingwood to
Throckmorton. who Is supporting
herr" Her ather."-Detroit Free
Press.
Admitted Cholly-"There! I killed
that one all right, didn't -" The Came
kcepcr-"Yes, sir! He's just as dead rs
anybody could have killed him!"-Puck.
Motherly Pride - Janet Mother.
Jack says that Miss Poindcxtcr has
married an underwater" Mother
Pooh. that's nothing! Didn't our
Clara marry an cditor?"-Harper's Ba-
Ear.
His Pessimism.-"Our boss won't let
US offer any excuses when We, make
mistakes" why not?" He says It
hurts his feelings to see us waste time
In which we might be making more
mistakes.-Chicago Record. .
i've come TO tell you. sir. that the
photographs You took of us the other
day are not at all satisfactory. Why,
my husband looks like an apc!" "Well
madam, you should have thought Of
that before you had him takcn."-.Tit-
Bits.
She Had.-"Ah!" said the young man
with the little bald spot on the crown
Of his head, your life has been 4 calm,
placid. emotionless one. You have never
met your fate. You have never hecn
In the grasp of M overmasterinE PAS
sion that has seized you by the heart
strings and held you qulvering." Sure
ly ! have" she replied wonderingly.
81 am learning to play golf!"-Chicugo
Tribune.
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Marching Thro, West virriuia.

~. (Air: 'iIarchnE thro' Goorgia.~
We'll sing Il song OF victory. for win this
fall we must:
Win We would and win VIC shall because
our cause N just:
Voters everywhere respond to sure pros
~ perity-- ~,
Under the banner OF Mckinley.
CHORUS.
Hurrah hurrah, for great prosperity,
Hurrah, hurrah, were sure to Win the
day:
30 we'll sing the chorus for ro,ising VIC
tory .W ai.
While we 80 marching ihro' West va.
West Virginia voters will hcncoforth be
on our side.
For with business on the boom they all are
~ satisfied:
When tho workman draws his phy for
labor every day.
Then all are happy In West F-n. a.
Theresa. b. White for govcrnor--we like
to shout hts name:
For y. s. senate, Elklns, Of bright and
starry fame; ..al q
For Washington and Charleston, mrn who
will Win the day,
And roll up major!iles In West Wa.
Roosevclt McKInloy's mate. TOO is tho
peoples choice
With standard bearers of such mold we
know tho natIon'a voice:
U. s. will see that G. o. r. wins on cleo
tion day.
And bears the banner In our Wcat VA.
J. +. WILLIAMS.
Morgantown. W. Va, Sept 20. 1905.
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That eloquent Gold Democrat, of CALI
fornia. Mr.. John P. Irish, drew this
strong indictment Of Bryan In his
speech at Indianapolis. last week: 1T Is
an odd popularity of that voluble, vola-
tile, versatile. inexperienced young gen
tleman from Nebraska, that In all his
public career. he has never yet been
known to utter one word that was light
ed with hope. one word of cheer, one
word OF encouragement to his country
men. defy any of his followers to
point to me great, big. hearty. cheer
ful utterance OF hope and encourage
ment to the manhood Of America, by
Mr.. Bryan" The independent Indiana
polls News pronounces the charge sub.
stantially true.
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catnrrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of tho dlscnsc.
Catarrh IL n blood or constitutional dis
case. and In order TO cure It you must
take Internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. and acts d.
rectiy on the blood and mt
cous surfaces. Hairs Cntarrh cure
In not n quaCk medicine. |,
was prescribed by one OF the
hes, physicians In this country for
ycnrs. and lSn regular prescription. II
IL composed OF the best tonics known
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination Of the two IN
gradients Is what produces such won.
darful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
f. J. CHENEY Il Co, Props,
Toledo. o.
...Solu by druggists. price 7Jc.
-.lf6lls Family Pillg arc the best.
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bride decorously promised In her turn.
After the cerenonyfwas over the BRIDE
groom said excitedly aside to the grave
minister: You. misunderstood me, sir,
you misunderstood me! referred to
the woman's promising to obey" s"Ah,
did you. lndeed?" serencly answered his
reverence. but think what is good for
one Is good for the other, don't you?
And, my friend. 1t, Is my advice to you
to say nothing more about 1t, for us an
old married man. can tell you you'll
have to obey MISUNDERSTANDING Jour-
mi
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Rbeumatism Cured in n nav

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism ond
Neuralgia radically cures In 10 days,
lis action upon the system Is remarka-
bic and mysterious. It removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly ben.
Gifts. rs cents. Sold by r. H. List,
1910 Main street. Chns. Menkemeller.
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets. druggists. mw&f
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And still no rain In sight,
A Tragedy of the Civil War.


One of the shocking tragedies that &C.
CURED toward the close OF the war was
the death Of the daughter of Governor
PickcEs Immediately after her mar
riage to Lieut.. lie Rochelle. ION the
afternoon preceding the evening OF the
marriage the Northern army began
Smelling Columbia. but preparations for
the wedding continued. Finally the
guests were all assembled, and the cler-
gyman was proceeding with the solemn
ceremony. and had Just Joined the right
hands Of the happy pair. when. sudden
ly, there was an awful crash. and n o Il
from the enemy's cannon penetrated
the mansion and burst In the middle TT
the marriage chamber, scattering death
dealing missiles in every direction.
There were screams and heartrending
groan: mirrors scrashed; tho house
shook: women tainted; and walls rock
ed to and fro. %
when the first confusion was over 1t
was discovered TINT in all the crowd
only one person was Injured, and that
was the bride herself. She lay partly
on the floor and partly In her lovers
arms. crushed and bleeding, pale but
very beautiful. her bridal gown drench-
ed with warm blood, and great cut
In her breast. Laying her on II lounge
the frantic lover besousht her by every
term OF Cndcarment and tenderness to
allow the ceremony to proceed, to which
she weekly gave consent, and lying like
u crushed flower no less white than
the cameias OF her bridal bouquet. her
breath coming IN short gasps, and the
blood flowing from this great ang"v
wound. shc murTnrcd veg to tho e. .
lyman, and recei~td her husbands first
kiss. A moment later and all twas
over.
.'She was laid to rest under the mag
nolls. and the hcart-broken bridegroom.
reckless with despair. returned 10 his
regIment.-Ladcs' Home Journal.
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A Pie Problem in New England.

Hartford Post: The action of the
Hartford Wet. U. in condemning the
use of cider In mInce pies Is attracting
the attention OF the press. and the edi-
tors look at the situation from various
points of view. The Ansonia Sertlnel.
for instance. warmly defends the use of
cider in mlnce pies. and earnestly ar
CUES that 1t delights the palate without
hurting the morals. On the other baud.
the Boston Transcript commends the
Hartford women for denouncing the
use Of cider for pie purposes. Brandy
is decidedly preferable" 1t says.
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What is Sauce for the Goose,

The groom entered alone. and said
confidentially: DO you use the word
obey. in your marriage service, Mr..
-?" NO" said the minister. Well"
sale the rxpcctant BENEDICT. II have
cons 10 ask you 10 marry ire now. and
want II used" 'CeriAlhsy." replied
the other. "it shall he done" and pres
emily the couple stood solemnly before
him. James r" said the clergy
man. do you take this woman to lIs
your lawfully welded wife?" II do"
DO you solemnly promise to love. hon
or. and Obey her. 70 long nS you boIh
yhail llyc2" Horror and rebellion strug-
glcd with the banctitics OF the occasion
on the bridegroom'r face. but her ch6k-
ing,y responded. u do" ana tho. meSk
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Those Prophecies,

New York Tribune: By the way, how
about that shutdown Of exports which
Mr.. Bryan predicted four years ago II
Mr.. Mckinley was elected? And those
mortgages which were to be foreclosed
by the money lenders? Where are they?
In Kansas aud Nebraska reports say
they are largely redeemed.
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His Campaign Song.

Philadelphia Presz' 'Dcre ~ s one &
dc Tammany bosses" said Weary VIII
lie. II visit 1t wus election day. I'd
git i'm to give me quarter fur me
vote"
"a Guarter?" retorted Howard Has
been. You'd queer yourself. Didn' {
we hear what he wuz whlstlin' Us lie
went by?"
mo, Whlt?" Ill
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inc Idal Of Prosperity Wipe It out in November

Of Paris and that "the devil would
roast them for it in the next world"
When it comes to roasting in the next
world we do not believe Satan can get It
not enough to even simmed the veno-
nous South Carolinan,
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-H
As to the Ohio Man.

Chicago Tribune: THE Ohio man In
Office. observed the DOCTOR has be-
come such a chcstnut-''
To be sure" interrupted the profess
isor. muslngly. "the buckeye is often
called the horse chestnut. Go on"
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Sixto Lopez, the Filipino emissary.
now being worshiped by the Boston
,cabal of anti-imperialists. has an
nounced that he will write book-that
Is 4 Bryan campaign book.
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But Still "Holy,"

Indianapolis Journal: Four years ago
Mr.. Bryan's holy cause of liberty was
to make Il dollar out Of so cents worth
of silver: now it Is to encourage Tugals
to murder American soldiers.
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Only Plausible Theory.

Washington Post: Perhaps the Demo-
cratic statements concerning the Ver-
mont and Maine election figures are III
tended to encourage Aguinaldo and
Kruger.
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Chicago Post: Webster Davis says
that Bryan will carry Illinois and Ohio,
but this merely proves that Webster Is
having hard time calling attention to
himself and therefore finds It necessary
to resort to sensatonalIsm. "
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Boston Herald: Senator Clark appears
to be Justified In the claim that the
Democrats Of Montana have indicated
him. 1t now remains to be seen whether
subsequent events viii ri1d!cate them.
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Anarchist Altgeld still Insists that
Agunaldo is inspired by the motives
that characterized the action OF George
Washington. SOL
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Instead Of degrading Prince Tuan the
Chinese government ought to have de-
capltated him.
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It Is n pretty difficult thing to tell
what the anthracite miners want.
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; Roosevelt Is scorching through Ne
braska and making the dust lily, while
Bryan is moaning through Minnesota.
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White has again spoiled Hollis black
berry dumplings. r.
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PROCLAMATION By THE governor.


ENVrutIVe Department.
!, g. w. Atkinson governor OF the Stala
OF NfEt virginia. pursuant to tho cOnSi'.
tuition and laws OF the United States ~
america and OF the laws OF this state, 10
hereby Issue this, my proclamation, an;
nhGncin% 10 the voters OF tho state Of
West NirEinia that on the Tuesday next
after the ilrst Monday In November. u
the year ono thouxnnd and nine hundred,
m election Viii be had. held and conducted
lhTonHhont she state Mt the various TuttaS
precincts thereof. FOR the purpose q!
choosing six electors OF President anu
Vice President OF the United States.
Given under my hnna rnd he r-"Nt s"nl
o. o. state. at the city OF Charleston on
this the Ith day o. .;cpt.m o, r. lslp, ANA
OF she state the thtrty-ctghth.
by the Governor;
WM. Nj. q. DAWSON,
Secretary OF Stnto. ocs
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Major Norton is willing to stand pat
With the Register. ~
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Dewey replied on June Sd:

seeretary"of the Navy. Washington:
Receipt Of telegram OF May &c Is &C.
knowlledge1 and / thank the department
Tor the expression of confidence. Have
acted according to the spirit OF the de-
pnrtments instructions therein from the
beginning, and 1 have entered into no ALL
nrce with tho insurgents or with any fac
tlon. This squadron can reduce the de-
lenses OF Manila at any moment, but 1t
IL considered useless until the arrival OF
sufficient United States forces to retain
possession.
q In spite of these evidences the Kan
.sas City platform maintains the Fill
pinos were our allies. Judge Holt does
the same. which makes liars out OF
President Mckinley and Admiral
Dewey We believe the American peo-
pie have enough discernment to dis
cover who is doing the lying.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIGENCER WEDNESDAYS

ring to Mr.. Pratt to substantiatc Their
Claims Of an alliance. but the above
9oihcial nttcrance clearly! and unequivo-
cally contradicts their ASSERTIONS.
Mr.. Dos Passos. in his thoroughly; ex-s
haustiye review OF the subject asks.
Does Aguinaldo deny this? II he does
we have our consul on one side and
Aguinaldo on the other. we have aIso
the, same exact. terse and clear state
Empnfs from all OF our other, officials.
Besides. we have the explicit instruc.
lions from the: state department., which
confirm everything our officers saw
AS the result of the several Interviews
In Singapore, Aguinaldo was invited by
Dewey to come to Hong Kong: but be.
Tore he reached there Dewey had left,
and It was only on May 18th. 1898, elgh-
teen days after the Spanish fleet had
been destroyed. and when It was mani
fest to the Whole world that the Philip
pine Islands were to fall into the pos.
session OF the United States soldiers
that an interview between Aguinalao
and Dewey took place.
Dewey made no promises to Aguin-
aldo; he had 1t In his power to 10 so,
but he was on his guard against him.
A few days after the first interview he
received a cable from Washington. from
the secretary Of the navy. Long. as fol-
lows"
/. WASHINGTON, May 20, 1895.
p Dewey:-You must exercise discretion
most fully In all matters and be governed
according to circumstances which you
KNOW and Whlcl no on nni Lnn,,, S.1.,,
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WASHINGTON. May 20, 1895.

Dewey:-You must exercise discretion
most fully In all matters and be governed
know and which we cannot know. You
have our confidence entirely. 1T Is, desIra-
BILE MS far as possible and consistent with
your success and safety. not 10 have
any faction. In the islands that would in"
cur liability to maintain their cause in
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tThe INTELLlGENCER. embracing its
several editions. Is entered In the Post-
Office ut Wheeling. W. Va. as second
class matter.)
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IN = = , = =
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Shcrifr-D. H. TAYLOR. -t
Prosecuting Atty-FRANk W. NESBITT.
Assessor (City)-ADDISON ISRAEL
Assessor (Country)-LESTER SMITH.
County Surveyor-ROBERTH AZLETT.