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The Meeker herald., 1900-11-10

The county superintendent Of
schools In Seattle, Wash. has spent
the greater part OF his ofhcial term OF
two years at the State University,
qualifying himself for the duties Of
his position.
The Meeker herald., 1900-11-10

A sister Of the brothers De Rssxke
has been singing lately In Brussels at
the Theater de Ia Monnaie. She has
. very beautiful voice and II quite ~
gifted a musician as her talented
brothers. who for many years dissuad-
cd their sister from singing ON the
stage. But apparently art has got the
better of her scruples.
The Meeker herald., 1900-11-10

Northwestern university has = new
$4,000 donation club with which to go
after the $4,000 more. All that 1t
needs u an able-bodied hold-up man.
The Meeker herald., 1900-11-10

Emigration In Hungary has assumed
unusual dimensions lately. During one
month 1851 passes were issued to
emiGrants.
The Meeker herald., 1900-11-10

Bricks arc being made Of glass In
England and the old adage concerning
glaas houses promises to be seriously
Affected.
The Meeker herald., 1900-11-10
COLORADO.

New zealand's parliament ID goinS
70 consider the question Of Joining the
new commonwealth to Australia.
The Meeker herald., 1900-11-10

rested.
A summary of the reports of the
state institutions for October has been
prepared by the secretary Of the board
of charities and correction: At the
State Industrial School for Boys at
Golden there were admitted during the
month IA boys; discharged, 1; paroled,
8; present Mt close of month, 113. State
Industrial School for Girls, Morrison,
admitted 1, present So. School for Deaf
and Blind, Colorado Springs present,
80 boys, 81 girls. Soldiers and Sailors
Home, Monte Vista, present, 1870. Re-
formatory. Buena Vista, received, 10;
paroled, o; present, Ill. Penitentiary,
Canon City, received, %; discharged,
II; released by order of the court, /;
present, 5O7 males and s females. In
males and 1871 females.
Nearly 10000 brands appear in the
Colorado brand book just issued from
the secretary of states office. The
book is handsomely bound In red leath-
er and contains 4O5 pages. comprising
the most complete classification ever
printed of cattle brands used in Colo
RADIO. The list of brands is carefully
classified The numbers, symbols,
such ms triangles. circles and squares,
and the miscellaneous. furnish the
cloaing divisions. All certificates Is
sled since April. 1902 nre thus cassi-
led, excepting those in October. which
Nom necessity had to be printed In the
oder In which they came In. An index
" Aie owners is appended to the vol
eMe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29
DEL1A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest In the Metropolis
of Ralront County.

| IT, o.. i . . 4
Hon. J. j. GIL has taken % the
physicians advise TINT roughing 1t 4 Ia
Mark Twain, for two or three weeks,
will give him a5rug6edness that lie
needs In his business. His very active
life brought about form OF Insomnia,
followed by impaired digestion and his
vacation this summer cured In a meas
ure the former, but the indigestion was
not relieved so much MS hoped for, and
his physicians advised camping out for
a few weeks. This he decided to do. eS-
pecting thus to be better prepared for
the winters work Mt Washington when,
Congress c0Hvenes. His fri3nds
throughout the district Will be disap-
pointed at not seeing him about during
the campaign. but his better Judgment
In looking after his health first will be
generally commended, especially while
there Is not the slightest danger as to
his reelection TO Congress.
The Republican city committee will
build an outdoor platform for the meet
ings announced 10 be held In this city.
The Mechanics band Will furnish the
music for the Broslus meeting, on the
5th md HeatherIpgton's band for the
Senator Foraker meeting on the 18th.
The senator. by the way, will probably
he persuaded to take part In the Field
Day exercises at Wheeling the after
noon following the meeting here. 1t is
uD to tho Wheeling Republicans TO
catch him for that occasion and he is n
warm senator on the stump this fall.
The decennlal board Of appraisers are
now reviewing their work and will
make some reductions upon Individual
properties. They have some s4O 600 to
distribute In this way, mad the board
cap remain In daily session for two
weeks yet. They must report on the
third Monday OF October. however.
F The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church report balance Of about $780,
after paying of the last $1,000 OF debt
on the church. This they will use in
making repairs and identifying the
church.
The new board of trade starts off
witE membership of about ore hun
died and flliy. 1t takes with every
body In the town. They war; all the
prosperity they can get.
W. G. Simpson. It is announced. has
been appointed postmaster at Glencoe.
He Is an excellent man and will make
a first class postmaster.
John sImons, son OF Rev. Z. A. Sim
ons, took the prize scholarship in the
examination for entrance 20 the case
school Of applied science at Cleveland.
H. NJ. Gilleland Is just home from
New York, where he attended Il meet
ing and conference Of the glue makers
OF America.
VIII Parks. who has been laid up
with complication of ailments, was
able to be about yesterday.
Samuel Moore. Of Indiana, returned to
his home yesterday evening.
The Dollar bank win put In new tlx-
tlres this fall. stG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.

a large force OF men were at work
yesterday, laying the ties for the now
street car track through the nov
koehnlinc addition, near the Aetrnyille
bridge. The work was delayed nearly
week on account Of the company not
being able to got the ties delivered. The
work Will now be pushed along rapidly.
a meeting Of the committee appointed
by the Germans OF this city In regard to
the German Day celebration Mt Wheel
ing, on October S, was held last eycnip.
at Oswald Schlck's barber shop, at
which time matters pertaining 10 the
celebration were discussed. Another
meeting will beheld in n few days,
The property OF Ellsworth Williams
In AccrYille, was sold yesterday by tho.
sheriff to Il. J. Alexander, for SECS. The
property was sold to satisfy II claim
held by James Kinney. jr,
The flrst or n SERIES OF dnncss will be
Given Mt the opera house this evening.
a large crowd 10 expected to be In Mt
tendance and n good time assured.
Misses Madgc and Grace Turner left
yesterday for Cleveland. where they
Will spend three or four. weeks with
friends and relatives.
j.. a. Bnrger was called 10 Smlthuc!d
yesterday, by word received ANNOUNCE
ing the serious illness OF his son.
The social given at the Presbyterian
church last evening was n decided sue
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling
Progressive Neighbor.

With good weather to-day, the St.
Mary's picnic will be an unparalleled
success. 1t Will be held at the fair
grounds and n large crowd from here
will be In attendance. The racing pro-
gramme prepared will be very interest
Ing. the principal feature being the
hub-to-hub race between the lndepen-
dent team. Of this city. and the Fulton
racing team. In which the latter will
be given handicap Of twenty-five
yards. The distance to run will be 200
yards. The local runners are confident
Of winning.
William L. Bowman. n wholesale pro-
duce drummer, Of Wheeling, was given
hearing before Mayor Goodhue on a
paternity charge sworn out by Carrie
Wood, OF this city. The trial was a
lengthy one, commencing at o'clock in
the morning and was not finished until
3 in the afternoon. He was bound over
to the common pleas court In the sum
OF $500, which amount was furnished
William, Robert and John Edwards
and William Matthias went to Bethany
Inst evening, where they will play foot
ball this afternoon with the Bethany
team against Washington & jefferson
college.
Miss Ola Smylie very pleasantly en-
tertained friends last evening at her
home on. West Walnut street. About
eight couples were present and very
enjoyable time was spent by all.
The Mark Hanna club was out drill
Ing again last evening and made an ey-
cellent showing. Nearly all the menu
hers were out and their drill work was
gilt-edged.
Fred. Fette, who has been the guest
OF relatives on Second street. for the
past week. returned to his home In
Pittsburgh yesterday.
w. B. Francis and family returned
yesterday from Updegrnff. O., where
they had been attending the funeral of
the formers father.
H. w. Gaudlng will leave the first
OF the week on n business trip through
Canada in the Interests Of the Common
or and Glnssworkcr.
:, Mrs. Anna Huskins and daughter,
Miss Mary. of East Liverpool, are the
guests OF the family Of Samuel Husk!ns.
on Second street.
Miss Madge 1leaton returned yester-;
day from Il three weeks visit with
friends and relatives Pittsburgh.
a social md festival will be given
this evening Mt the Second Methodist
Episcopal church.
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BBNWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall

s. . ! = -. r va
At the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow morning, the pulpit will be oc-
cupied by the Rev. c.. r. EarpSin the
absence of Rev. G. W. Bent at the atate
conference. The Rev. James Price will
deliver the sermon at the evening SER
vice. Epworth League services in the
evening at 6:45. At St. Matthew's Ger
man church there will be regular SER
vices In charge OF the pastor, Rev.
Paul Metzenthin. The Rev. Father
Werninger Will conduct high and low
mass at the Catholic church in the
morning and respers will be sung In
the evening. s.
The report Of the council finance COM
mittee shows the estimated expenses Of
the city for the year sl0.267. Receipts,
si6, 6sf leaving q surplus. Of over 5000.
The paving and sewerage cost over
100000 and must be paid from the taxes
OF the present year and 1901. There are
Outstanding taxes amounting to over
$1,000. There Is a balance Of S6,9l4 due
on the paving contract, and II was de-
eidcd at the last meeting OF council to
borrow this amount from the South
Side bank for one year at per cent.
Hon. John T. Ellis and Attorney
Frank Nesbitt will address the Repub-
lican mass meeting in Upper Benwood
this evening, and 1t will likely be
the biggest gathering of the canlpafgn
In this city. Clubs from this city,
Moundsville and Wheeling will turn
out.
]. W. Leach has received letter
from his brother at Kansas City, in
which he states that the Mckinley and
Roosevelt clubs In that section were
being recruited largely from the Demo-
cratic ranks, and he also stated that
Kansas City was largely Republican.
The garbage contractor will dlscon-
tinue hauling AWAY the garbaga after
the first OF October and the city has
made no provision for the disposal of
1t after that time.
The report OF the city assessor shows
m increase of s2,4GO In the total yalu-
alton over that OF last year. This will
add materially to the rcvenu. OF the
city.
Mrs. Henry Riddle returned from the
Glendale hospital yesterday. greatly
improved in health. She will return In
q few days to undergo an operation.
The city has granted Water street.
below Eighth to the Wheeling Iron &.
Steel Company and they have paid
them 500 for It.
John Chapman lost q very valuable
coon dog by poisoning Thursday. He
had few days previous refused. go for
the animal.
The Hon. Charles Brown. Of Pennsyl-
vania, wifi deliver an address to the
Republicans of this city on October 8.
1t is reported that c. II. Gatewood
Will shortly wed n prominent young
lady of Moundsville.
William Tschappat left yesterday for
Franklin. where he goes on squirrel
hunting expedition.
James Hitchcock and wife, OF New
Martinsvlle. are the guests Of Mayor
Thomas Shepherd.
Edward Truax has purchased n very
fine bay gclding PAGER for driving pur-
poses.
Mayor Sheppard fined Mag Terrell
81 and costs for drunkenness last even
Ing. .ss
Mort Kiddle, Of sherrard. was
business caller In the city yesterday.
Bert Haggert. OF Mingo, is the guest
of relatives at the Junction.
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of this republic: one OF them Major Nc
,1iinley, a, veteran of the civil war, the
other a man who never rendered his
country any service whatever. Major
Mckinley spoke and voted. for every
pension appropriation bill and gave
many hours OF his time to looking after
the claims of those seeking pension leg
islation. Mr.. Bryan voted against pen
sion appropriation bills, and declared
; that the services rendered by the boys
In blusswere neither patriotic nor he
role.
Not only did Mr.. Bryan show venom
Gus; hatred for the Union soldiers, but
when war seemed likely with spair, he
spoke and voted against aruly and navy
appropriations. He stood III the same
category with Fred White, who voted
that there should be no battleship Iowa
and no cruiser Brooklyn. He stood with
Jerry Simpson, who voted that there
should be no cruiser Topeka He aGlli-
ated with men who had fought to de-
stroy the Union, and he relies upon 1;3
electoral votes from the same men in
his presidential aspirations.
Old soldiers. stand together like men.
The enemy Is before you. Fall in. Let's
blow once again. Let the world see you
the long roll be beaten. Let the bugles
blow once again. Charge bayonetsi
Forward march! Let the world see
you once again win victory which
shall drive the spirit OF Organism and
Vallandinghamism from the field for
ever! Steady, there, boys! Forward.
guide right, march!
SMITH D. FRY.
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& /. r r.
Rassier have returned from visiting
friends at Martins Ferry. :, q
Rev. Agnes soverlski Will preach Sun
( day morning and evening at the Church
Of God at Maynard, Ohio i,
Misses Josephine Health and Lena
Fry. OF Wheeling. will spend tomorrow!
with friends here.
: Miss Lou Yost. of Glover's Gap, is tho
guest OF Miss Annie Byard, Of McNcch-
en- avenue. K
Elijah CriswSll, OF Bellaire, was the
guest OF HIN brother Dan Crlswell, this
Week
John Dehold, OF Huntington. was the
guest OF his brother. Ernest, this week.
Miss Edna McMcchen is convalescent
after q Siege OF typhoid fever. @
& Marry Forest, OF Bellaire. was WIS.,
itor In the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29
MoUNDsvILIE BUDGET, ,t .rI,ii,t
Yesterdays News From Marshnll's
~ ~ ,H Toun&,, Co,+ egFtEl5 De. L. Z

Yesterdays News From Marshnll's
County Seat.
The Rough Rider Club, which was or
ganized Wednesday, night now has
nearly seventy members, besides the
drum corps. Lieutenant Harry L.
Pardy had the boys out for drill hist
night and considerable progress was
made. In learning the different move
ments. The club will soon be In good
shape, as there are quite number of
the members who have had experience
In drilling In the army and Uniform
Rank, knights OF Pythias.
The Eagle Transfer Company, Of
Pittsburgh. has large force OF men
and teams here hauling pipe for the
new gus line being put through from A.
d. Prices farm to Benwood and Wheel
Ing. va s5sl.
Charles White has purchased the
stock OF goods Of Reuben Dorsey and
Will continue the grocery business in
the Dorsey building on First street. He
Will occupy the rooms over the store.
The S. NJ. Steele club was out on the
streets last night and presented a fine
appearance. There are eighty members
uniformed and several more uniforms
ordered.
DR.. w. D. Stewart and S. B. Blair
were in Wheeling last night on business
connected with the organization OF the
First West Virginia Rough Rider reg
iment. H
Prof. I. C. Miller, of FaIrmont. can
dldate for state superintendent Of
schools, was here yesterday shaking
hands with his many friends.
a marriage license has been Issued to
Vinson Blake, aged twenty-seYen, of
Wetzel county. and Teresa Taylor, aged
twenty-slx, Of Rosby's Rock.
Republican headquarters is now the
most popular resort in the city, and is
crowded every night and plenty Of Its
erature is being taken out. n;
W. S. O'Nei1l, OF Meade district, was
here yesterday and reported the organ
lzatlon Of large S. NJ. Steele club in
Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. belmont are Wis
itlng Mrs. Delmonts' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Johnson, of Grant avenue.
Rev. Armstrong. Of Sherrard. !. will
preach ut the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning at 1880.
julius Pollock has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of John K.
Booth: bond, $1,000. So z s 49,
Mrs. LETTERS, of McAechcn. Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. w. L. Stilwell. OF
Eleventh street.
Miss Jennie Beam, OF Pittsburgh, Is
the guest of Miss Lena McDaniels, Of
Grant avenue.
VIII Brlce. of Businessburg, O.. was
the guest yesterday Of a. Il. Bennett, OF
Second street. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stilwell will
leave to-day for a visit with friends on
Fish creek.
Misses Lou and Austic Snedeker. OF
Round Bottom, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Lolita Morgan and George n!sln-
ger are visiting relatives In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. W. w. Burton has returned from
visit with friends. at GraysvIlle.
.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29
THE PELVIC. ORGANS
The Reason WINS Raanv Women Ara Sick.

tatrh Of the organs peculiar to women OF
pelvic organs, and cure themselves with
pe-ru.na, how much unnecessary suffer.
ing would DO saved. 81
Mrs. Karolina suter, 2las Vino street,
Cincinnati, Q, says: Two. years ago /
fell on tho Ice. At first I did not think
that had hurt myself; but several
months after I telt pains In tho abdomen,
and o little later my merses failed to
appear. wrote to you In regard to It,
hearing that you cured female troubles,
and followed your directions. I took
Pc-ru.na and Man-a-lln. / nov have
tho best OF health.
Mrs. Marie Hanson, Of Niebull, WIS,
writes: " bout two yenrs npo 7 had dis.
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Ii Makes RestfuI SIeep..
ress and u large crowd was In attend-

cess and large crowd was in attend
ance. \ 4
Sheriff Foreman and Hon. c. l..
Weems, Of ST. ClaIrsville. !lSerc In the
city yesterday. on business. /,
I The Republican marching club OF tho
Island will pay the club of this city q
visit next Monday evening. w
Miss Norma Siuhleman went to CIar-
inston yesterday. to attend the funeral
OF Miss Claire {0'Neiii. ID 4iJfs:.
Regular services will be held at all
the churches Tomorrow. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29
.BRYAN'S ATTACK
on the Men Who Forty Years Ago
Saved the County. y
DEHoUNcED THEIR CLAIMS.
Remarks of Democratic Candidate
When in congress-cast slurs on
the Demands Of tho Soldiers.
Would-bp Presidents Record on the
Pension Question. Il

A Washington correspondent OF the
Iowa State Register says: colonel, Dick
Root has &allcd my attention TO tie VII
laIpous utterances OF William Jennings
Bryan. November IS, 1892, attacking tho
veterans d the Civil war, saying that
their clairps of government aid iwcr..
not honorable. md saying: I" One cannot
help ingScurious to know howgmnny
more years fl will take 10 exhaust the
generation which feels itself Injured by
the war. 1T Is safe to say that never
did 4 generation display such long
evIty."'.ss.ss'.7i's. -, ~
Mr.. Bryan said: "The next Congress
will have to wrcstle with one deficiency
of s36,OOo,ooG This; Is on account of
pensions. The appropriation for PEN
sions for: the. next, year will be not less
than 1sQ,oooOO0. 1t Is, therefore, easy
arithmetic, to perceive that the appro-
priation which Congress must make for
pensions ut the. next session must ag-
gregate not less than sls6, 900 900. Z, This
tremendous sum ITSELF would be enough
to run q reasonable government. One
would not complain II 1t were an honor
able debt, but large proportion of It
Is not debt, because 1t was ineYer earned
by any net Of patriotism or heroic SER
vice. The government Is held up ind
despoited Of no mean portion, OF this,
and 1t seems helpless to defend itself.
One cannot help being curious to know
how many more years It will take to
exhaust the generation which feels IT
self injured by the war. ills safe to
say that'neyer did a generation display
such Longevity"
At the, time Mr.. Bryan sent forth that
Copperhead hiss the Washington cor
respondent OF the Hawkeye wrote few
lines about the Union veterans, which
Frank Hatton clipped. head-lined and
reproduced in the Washington Post, as
follows: trst rE
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go 81 !. . y, ~ o.. ~ Z 90 4.
Mrs. Elizn Wike says: u would DO In
my gravenow II ithad not been for your
God.sent remedy, Pe.ru.na. Everybody
says an looking SO much better. No
doctor could help mo as Pe.ru.ns did. /
was q broken.down woman, It is now
scven years past that I was curod.n ~
=; Mrs. Sarah Gallitz, Of Luton, Ia, also
writes :"Iwas suffering with the change
Of 1ife. I had spells OF lowing every
two or three weeks, which would leave
me nearly dead. had glven up hopo OF
being cured, when'I heard of DR.. Hart
mans remedies and began to ugo them.
I am entirely cured, and give al the
credit to Pe.ru:nap pll5
But comparatively few women who
arc suffering with pelvic cntarrh know
that this Is the case. Their trouble
Is called dyspepsia, heart trouble, female
weakness, weak lungs, nervous debility;
indeed, almost tho whole category OF
medical terms has been applied to ca
sarrh' OF some organ OF the female
anatomy. If these women could only
Isealize that their trouble Is probably Gu
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WELLsBURe.
Doings of People in the Brooke coun-
ty Metropolis.

Doings Of People in the Brooke Coun-
ty Metropolis.
Mr.. S. George has given another ex-
hib,tlon OF his liberality ana public
spiritedness. When the old library as
ISOLATION dissolved It was in debt to
Mr., George to the extent OF $3.50, and
the books and other property were
turned over to him. This week Mr..
George presented the books to the
newly organized association now locn-
ted in the McCrcary building, on Main
street.
Or. F. G. Taylor. of Wheeling. was
arraigned before Squire G. W. Russell.
on Thursday. charged with practicing
medicine without license. He put up
Sl25 for his appearance at court.
The Nancy Wells farm In Buffalo dis
trict. containing 140 acres, has been sold
to Mr.. o. c. Allen, of Tyler county. for
s25 per acre, the coal underlying the
tract being reserved. 1870.
Mcssrs. e. a, Sheets and James Bcaii
are attending the Methodist Episcopal
conference. ut McI[eesport, Pa. as DEL
egates to the laymen's association.
Of SNIlIpbtil
president OF the board OF education OF
Cross Creek district. vice II. II. Dural,
who removed to Wellsburg.
The Monaco (pa.) base ball club.
which defeated the Wheeling Inter-
state team on Wednesday, will play
here to-day.
John II. Holt. Democratic candidate
for governor, IS announced to speak In
Wellsburg, on Saturday, October 90. d.
Walter E. Cochrane and Sarah Pracht
were married, by Rev. C. H. Mcdonald,
Mt the Presbyterian parsonage.
Henry c. Meyer has returned from
Colorado Springs. COL. where he spent
the summer for his health.
The football season opens this after
noon. With Il Eanc between Wells5urG
nna Lazcarril.c teams.
Attorney Charles McCnmic, OF
Moundsville, was calling on friends
here yesterday.
Colonel Alex. Campbell. of Bethany,
has gone TO Cincinnati hospital for
treatment,
A lodge OF the Modern Woodmen OF
America has been organized here.
The county, court meets In regular
quarterly session on Monday.
.