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drive away a troublesome body of French
infantry, and did so effectually, chasing
them for half a mile. But In this sharp
encounter Cameron, their colonel, fell. re-
GREETED by the duke as one OF the most
valuable officers in the kings service.
The regiments losses were terrible. but 1t
was to tho front two days later for the
great battle, and now under the command
OF 4 major recovered La Haye Sainte at q
most critical moment. and were congratu-
lated by the brave Pack for having saved
the day.
After Waterloo the Ninety-seeond had
no moro than ''iook In" at the crimea,
for they were late for the Alma, and In the
mutiny they reached India only In time
for the closing scenes under Sir Hugh
Rose In tho central provinces. Their turn
was to come with the fierce Afghan wars.
when they marched to Caubui TO avenge
the murdered Cavtgnari, and they served
throughout that terrible winter campaign
which consolidated their leaders renown
and brought other famous soldiers to the
front one was the lamented Col Dick
Cunningham who was slain by the Beers
in their determined but unsuccessful at
tack upon Ladysmith, and who won his
V c. by leading on his men at the most
critical moment of the struggle with the
Afghans at Takhtishah. Another was Mai
Georx. White, whose great personal cOur-
axe in leading them 70 the attack was one
OF the first fine feAts OF his long and brill
liant career. ~ which the tenacious de-
Tense OF I.adysniith Is the latest feature.
II must never DO forgotten that the
Ninety-second were included In the disas-
ter OF Maiuha Hin. now 50 amply avenged,
and among the men who fought and sur
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deal OF time to its organization. As everv-
one knows. the vast glass building was
re-erected with some alterations at Sy-
denham near London, and is now known
as the Crystal palace
The next international exhibition 10 that
or Hyde park was held in New York In
1853.
The First International Exposition.
In 1850 the French held their first In
ternational exhibition in the Champs F,lv-
sees. The Palais de lIndustrie. which has
recently been destroyed. to make room
for two new Palals des Beaux Arts dor
the Forthcoming exhihition) was built 10
contain the bulk OF the exhibits OF lSs5
The exhibitors numbered s3e54 OF whom
I'm" came from France and her colonies.
SE art and i,5Ss Industrial exhibits were
sent by Great Britain. and more than
b.ooe0O people visited the exhibition Tbe
French, since iss5, have held an in,erna-
uonal exhibition In Paris every eleven
years except In ls6s. when the interval WINS
Twelve years. The third OF these exhibit.
ions, held In ISIS, was on a much larger
scare, IL was also In the Champ de Mars,
ana on part Of the Quai ,i'Orsay: but tho
huge crescsnt-shaped ralace OF tha rro,a~
deFo was built for this exhibition. ana ia
park was created; these still remain. and
are Incorporated by the genius OF Monsieur
Alired PICARD in the new mass Of b,s.id
ings. In lSss there We're 52Sz, exhfbitors
and over 100000 visitors; the show itself
stretched over about a hundred acres ne
tween lsa2 and isS5 there have been rev.
efai exhibitions IN London. and iu..rna,
lonal exhibitions in Vienna, IshiladeionIa
Amsterdam. and Antwerp.
me last great Paris exhibition took place
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at the peace of Amiens in 1903 its retro
cession to Holland was ons of the condi-
items stipulated for.
The Sufherisnds at Nesp Orleans.
The Sutherland" has been STYLED thu
most Highhnd OF Highland regiments. and
IL was raied In 1850 In the county whose
name II bars and in the adjoining Ros-
shire by 1aJ. Gen. Wemyss OF Wetuyss
A large rreportion were volunteers. bur
the baialce were obtained among the
able-bodid sons of the Countess of Suth-
erlards enants by species OF conscrip-
ton. alrost without asking their leave.
The reanent was made up OF highly re-.
spectabl recruits, the sons OF farmers and
small ladowners. while the officers were
found ! the gentry Of the two counties
IL is cltous to note that while the Argyll
shire, fe old Ninety-fi first. saw service in
the tiri taking Of the Cape OF Good Hone
from % Dutch In 1874. the Sutherland.
now 4 twin battalion. the Ninety-third
was Gagged in the second capture of that
colonin 1893, and remained there in gar
risonill 1874 They saw none Of the Gu
ropes fighting. therefore. OF those event
full yrs. ous made up for II by being con-
Germ later in the disastrous business at
Newrleans, when the regiment was near.
ly c TO pieces.
Fla long period peace was their por-
tlorempioyed In tedious garrison duties.
nofn Ireland. now In the West Indies.
IN, IN the British manufacturing dis
trf. and az last In Canada, where they
he'd to suppress the rebellion Of 1Sss.
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was reduced to an effective strength of
twenty seven sergeants, fifteen drummers
and 32U rank and file. II continued to be-
have with admirable gallantry" through
the rest of the severe fighting on the Nive
and Nivelle. and gained especial praise for
securing the bridge OF Arriverete, having
forded the river higher up, thus enabling
the whole army to cross in safety For
this Col. Cameron was granted for his
crest Highlander In midstream having
broadsword in one hand and a banner
in tho ether. with the motto "Arriverete."
Valiant Work for the Great Wellington.
The Ninety-second were sent TO Belgium
in Packs brigade OF the Fifth or Picton's
division, and were among the first troops
engaged in the brief Waterloo campaign.
They got up with Picton to Quatre Bias,
and they were called upon by the Duke OF
Wellington, personally. to charge and
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soon after the horrors OF the great revolu-
ton. This exhibition was built OF wood. and
was designed by Francois Chalgrin the
architect who later on designed the splen-
did Arc de Triomphc de lEtoile. At this
first exhibition there were 100 exhibitors,
among whom twelve gold medals were
awarded.
England, however. claims the credit OF
having set on foot the first international
exhibition, the famous show of ISL held
in palace of crystal. designed by Thomas
Paxton, and placed in Hyde park. This
exhibition originated with the Society of
Arts; the queen and the late lamented
prince consort took the greatest possible
interest In 1t, and the prince gave great
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HE gay city OF Paris has been
the headquarters of exhibitions
for many and many year, the
first national French industrial
exhibition having been held in
the Charnrn de Mars In irqS Neru
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They were at the first taking of the Cane
of Good Hope. in 1885: with Arthur welIes-
ley at Assaye and Argaum in Sicily at
the battle OF MAZDA: in walcheren with
the luckless Earl OF Chatham They
missed both the Peninsula and Waterloo,
and II Is curious fact that their lines
were more often cast in the East than
the west, and whether in Persia or in
central India, at Lucknow or in Afghan.
istan. they were alxaxs conanicun,,a
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at the peace of Amiens in 1903 its retro
cession to Holland was ons of the condi-
items stipulated for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-03
AN EXCELLENT SHOWING.
Made During the First Year by the
~ German N. E. Church.

a
z Yesterday was the last Sabbath al
the German Methodist Episcopal
church before the meeting Of the an
nual conference next Wednesday, B!sh-
op Cranston presiding. After short
sermon, the pastor, Rev MIR. Allinger.
gave very encouraging reports in re-
gard TO the spiritual condition and nu-
mericaI increase OF the membership. He
also dwelled upon the fact that the
outlook for the future was hopeful. and
Showed how the young people held to
the church. Then he went on TO note
that the benevolent collections during
the conference year footed up the sum
OF sI52. or this amount slss was con-
tributed by the Sunday school for for
eign missions.
Mr.. Ernest R Metzner was elected
for the third time In success as super
intendent Of the Sunday school. The
church property OF this congregation is
at present not encumbered with a sin
gle dollar of indebtedness.
{ The evening OF the day was devoted,
to praise and song service. iuters-
persed with Bible readings. The choir
sang four numbers. and the voices of
the individual singers were full OF
sweetness and energy, with a jubilant
note added. and the timhre OF all was
excellent. Rev. August Wlncher assist
cd the pastor in conducting this ser.
Vice.
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AMUsEMENTs,i

The Vogel & Deming Ministries win
appear at the Opera House, Tuesda.
night, and will present one of the most
novel, interesting and pleasing enter.
tatnments ever offered the amusement
loving public. The programme is over.
flowing with rapid-fire fun and genuine,
surprises, beautiful costumes. pretty
music and dazzling scenic and electrical
effects form an important part OF the
entertainment. The entire mammoth
programme is everywhere presented In
absolute perfection, never curtailed In
any detail. fact that makes this or
Sanization still more successful eact
successive season. The managements
motto has been Perfection Makes Per-
petual Popularity" 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-03
BELMONT TRADES ASSEMBLY,
Completes Arrangements for Picnic
and Translates Routine Business.

Completes Arrangements for Picnic
and Translates Routine Business.
The Belmont Trades and Labor Union
met at their hall yesterday afternoon.
and completed arrangements for, the
picnic to be given to-day ut Mcsword's
Orchard, in Martins Ferry. 80
The chief marshal reported that the
following organizations had expressed
a willingness to turn out in the parade
to-day: The lodges OF the Amalgamated
Association, Uniform Rank, X. Of. P,
Association OF Tin Workers. BARRIERS.
Butchers and Milkmen's Associations
A delegate moved thatthe Bridgeport
BARRIERS be requested to turn out. as
they have taken no.action In the mat
ter. The motion prevailed, and the
BARRIERS will be notified OF their action
to-day. II ,,lii,
C. II. Smith assumed the duties Of
secretary yesterday. vice W. S. Morris.
resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-03
TIE WARMEST MONTH
On Record in Wheeling was the Lats
Lamented August of 1900.

The late !ameated August OF 1900 was
the warmest month ever experienced in
Wheeling. at least so far as the weather
records go. On twenty-five days the
mercury went above the 30 mark, and
the average temperature was So degrees:
above zero, as compared with IS de-
srees in August Of the preceding year.s
Weather Observer Schneprs records ex->
tend back ten years. and upon making
an Investigation yesterday afternoon
the observer ascertained that no sum
mer month, either June. July or Au-
gust, had come up to the month JUST:
ended 3.
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Hsmmelein's Ideals Tonight.

The following plays will be produced
at the Grand this week BY The Ideals:,
In the Heart of the Storm" Eagles
Nest" Northern Lights" 1.-THE: Lost
Paradise, Thu Pulse OF Chinatown
and len Nights in Bar-room." The
sale OF seats opens at the usual time.
The company comes this season stron-:
ser than ever. Beatrice Earle Is Still
with the company and she will appear
at every performance. Howson's
Twentieth Century Band will give two
concerts daily. The company arrived
last evening from Youngstown. and Will
present "In the Heart OF the Storm" to-
night. Ladies tickets at the usual re-
duced prices will be accepted for the
opening performance. -
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Editors awtu, Plight

F. NJ. Higgins. Editor Seneca. Qlls.)y
News. was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until
he tried BuckTen's Arnica Saive. He
writes two boxes wholly cured him.
It's the surest Pile cure on earth and
the best salve In the world. Cure guar.
anteed. Only Is cents. Sold by s-ogan
Drug Co.. druggists.-5. y 1'-a
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oeenn Steamship Tiekets

To and from Europe. via all lines, can
be purchased from r. C. Burke, Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent OF the BALTIMORE s.
Ohio railroad. who IS also agent Tor the
best OF all acknowledgement & Wh!tcomb
Ito the Paris exposition. n
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Il POLITICS.

3. IL = r {. Al a1
This will be busy week In Wheel
Ing and surrounding towns, politically
Not Including minor gatherings, there
are the following important political
gatherings:
Wednesday, September 5.-Repubii-
can mass meeting at Bethany. with
General Q. Q. Howard as the principal
speaker.
Thursday, September 6.-William Jen-
nings Bryan, at Wheeling.
Thursday, September 6.-Republlcan
barbecue at Sherrard. with General Q.
o. Howard, Congressman Dovener and
other eloquent speakers.
Saturday, September S.-First sena-
torial district Republican convention, at
Walisburg.
& Saturday, September S.-ohio county
Democratic convention, at Wheeling.
The Republicans Of Washington DIS
trict are making great play for some
OF the important mass meetings Of the
preser; campaign. having raised $500
to erect a wiswam at the corner OF
Main and Sixth streets. Work will be
started on the structure this week, and
it will be pushed through to compile
ton at once.
This evening. at the Vigilant engine
house, the young Republicans OF WASH
ington district will meet to organize a
marching club. which will probably be-
come affiliated with the Rough Riders
regiment.
Tomorrow evening. at Republican
headquarters. ON Chapline street, there
will be mass meeting OF the comlr-
tee appointed last week to formulate u
plan. Of organization for the proposed
Republican Rough Rider regiment. A
full attendance is desired
On Wednesday evening at the;
Bridgeport city hall, there will be q
meeting Of the Mckinley and Roosevelt
Club. together with citizens In general.
when an address on the Issues Of the
campaign will be delivered by Hon. C.
L. Weems. Mr.. weems is one Of the
most effective speakers on the stump.
and will doubtless be greeted by a large
audience.
Tuesday evening. at Hands hail. in
Elm Grove. there will be q meeting of
the Triadelphia District Republican
Club. with an address by Congressman
Doypnar E15S "a gs5.
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Piano Bargains.

One Huntington Piano slightly shop
worn, Mahogany case: this week al
Fine Foster Piano, used but a short
F. W. BANNER co.
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Hay Fever.

We can cite you number OF CURES
we have made in cases OF HAY FE-
YER. but NOT ONE FAILURE.
TRI-STATE
oSTEOPATHIC INSTITUTE,
Tenth and Main Streets.
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Cathedral Suits
made to order. Knee pants suits ST;
long pants suits, So.
D. GUNDLING & CO.,
1915 Market Street. Z
Lnbor Day.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie will sell
excursion tickets to Steuhenvilie and
return for 81 round trip. September .,
good until September 4.
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Rough Dry Washed, Starchea nna
Dried . cents per pound. J'1NA .e
Flat Work, Washed and Ironea K
cents per pound. % q - 5 =
All hand work finished 10 cent.
Home Steam Laundry.
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Piano Bargains.

One Huntington Piano slightly shop:
worn. Mahogany case: this week at
$3.50.
Fine Foster Piano, used but short
time, only $3.50.
F. W. BANNER CO.
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NO need to fear sudden attacks OF
cholera intantum. dysentery. diarrhoeo
summer complaint of any sort IL YOU
nave Dr.sF'owler's Extract OF Wild
strawberry In the medicine chest j
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BRYAN coming, changes a. o. Il. J
Picnic to September 5, Mozart Park
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FAMILY WASHING.

THE Night School OF Wheeling Bust
mesa College opens Monday, Sept 3. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-03

BRYAN coming, changes a. o. 81.
Picnic to September 5, Mozart Park.
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Tuesday evening. al Hands hail. in
Elm Grove. there will be meeting of
the Triadelphia District Republican
Club. with an address by Congressman
Dovener.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-03

Saturday, September Soho county
Democratic convention, at Wheeling.
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This evening. at the Vigilant engine
house, the young Republicans OF WASH
inston district will meet to organize
marching club, which will probably be-
come affiliated with the Rough Riders
regiment.
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Another creed which is to be printed
as n sample OF what our church should
adopt IS the New Evangelical Cate.
chssm," prepared by eight denomIna-
tons. including Presbyterians. Mctho-
dists, Baptists and CongrcgationaliSts
OF Great Britain. Now this Is In many
respects an excellent statement OF the
doctrines held In common by all denom-
nations, and frctotce that sucit a cat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03
TURTLE Soup tonight.
JOHN CORCORAN'S SALOON
No. les Sixteenth street

A LONG felt wnnt-The ten cent
package delivery company will deliver
packages to all parts of the city at the
following rates: TO- Is, 20. 25, so and 81.
Telephone. go. Office, 81 Twelfth street.
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BIZ your provisions to-day. All gro
Gerry stores will be closed all day We'd
nesday. =
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cROouET SETS.
JASON G. STAMP. Peabody Building.
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Ec,v y,>< ~ 5it7 n
.0 |, ! y,,tclkiae:,,,,I:r':p:n',
once: 20 nnd . Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

For July the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
page. 4 X; IN
& Co. ~, 4 StNs 2 ~.
8 Order OF Publication. s it5, Z, VI
Open Until 10 Observation-Disclosures.
3 Stockholders Meeting-German Firealn-
surance Company. s 4si}s
p Order of Publication NJ u z &
Lost-A Pocketbook. III 81
Notice to Contractors. 5.l }E5E
Retail Grocers' Notice to the Public.
Agents Wanted-Third page.
Albany Dentists. a 5s91i
a Grand July Clearance snle-zsnook &
co.-Etshti page. IT, n.
Havilnnd China. Etc.-John Friedel Co.
Fifth page. t2f q t'h#
"A Great Rebuilding Sale-stone &
Thomas--Eighth Page.
Special Sale Of Wash Goods-Gcorgc E.
Stifel {; Co.-Fifth page.
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TURTLE Soup tonight.
JOHN CORCORAN'S SALOON,
No. 16S Sixteenth street
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10000.

10000.
We have fitted more than twenty
Thousand pnirS of Spectnclcs, giving us
record und experience llneq unllcd by
my other opticInn in West Tirelniu.
Satisfaction guaranteed. HE.rg7 ~
@t4 JACOB W.GRUlSB, Opticinn.
No. 1906 Market Street.
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/ Domestic Dry Goods.
If pI Rlssss IL best ser Anglican ynra Light &c
800 pieces Simpsons black and white.
gand gray and white; also skirt. 40
ing prints; per yard. .......:..... etG
Probably 400 pieces best fancy Chiatzs.
Y regular selling price Sic and 7c: AZ
NJ choice per yard. efG
5000 yards Lancaster Ginghams, known
the world over as the bes: In
M made: at. per yard.......,...... f"G
LOO pieces 4o-inch wide unblench- EAn
ed Sheeting Mt, per yard. ........ ~
400. pieces. Dress 3Ginghams; good. SER
Viceable patterns, OH,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-21
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

are other similar names in that city.
A J Taylor has sold the Oxygenor bust
ness to J P White
Judge W. D Gilbert of Atchison was
In the city yesterday.
The snow last night started with sleet
which soon turned to snow.
State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Nelson led his ticket in majorities.
D. W Kent was in lawrence last night
attending an T. o. o. +. meeting.
The third annual song recital will be
given at Washburn chapel tonight
seven people are kept busy in the coun-
Oriental Lodge of Perfection of the
Scottish Rite viii meet Thursday night.
Every man and boy who could find the
rabbits Soy - 0"' Ds'-'ii's 'ne 0rush Tor
People were surprised last evening ON
leaving the house to find the ground COW
Rev. D. n Fisk viii speak at Trades
Council hal this evening. Laboring men
are invited to attend
Carl Welding of Topeka has bought
I'VE head Of fine cattle at the Kansas
City, sale yesterday. He paid $500 for the
The first floor doors of the state house
are locked at o'clock IN the evening and
the doors on the second floor are locked
at O'Clock
Two stories of the four-story building
being erected by the Knights and Ladies
OF Security on West Seventh street have
been put up.
The case against W. I. Chamberlain
was continued in the district court yester-
day until the January term Chamberlain
IS not in the city.
The next number in the Union lecture
course will be given on December r. when
the Gamble company will be here for q
musical entertainment
Clay Long. aged IS, and Rachel Bevere.
aged %, both of Topeka received a license
TO marry yesterday from the probate
court in Kansas City
The man who offered to bet a hat that
The council would not confirm Chief of
Police StahI and could not find a taker
is today telling you Il told you So"
The representative elected to the Iegis-
lature from NortonviIIe is U. s. Griffin
Mr. Grifdns initials have been printed
as ". s., which mixes his mail, as there
The sneW and sleet on the pavements
this morning made driving dangerous.
Sharp shoes horses would not hold on
the asphalt and the brick offered little
consolation.
~ A Gsdard. who %as appointed by the
governor to attend the irrigation congress
- chicago this week viii be on the look
out Ter any move by Colorado that will
EeT$ N disadvantage &cg Kansas
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Chicaro Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Nov. 21.-CATTLE-Receip
1900O mostly 10 cents lower, except choice.
Good to prime steers. Sc. 25G5.S0; poor to
medium, $425@5.15: stockers and feeders.
81 30d430: cows, S26OdA 20: heifers, 81 656
ASS; Gamers, S175G12.60; bulls, $2.65d4.30:
calves, 81 0015.75; Texas fed steers, $4,000
ass: Texas grass steers, So 25d4.10; Texas
bulls, 81. 50d3. 25.
HOGEReceipts. today 1900, tomorrow
80 600; left over. 5,s9S. Steady, closing
firm: top, 81 921k. Mixed and butchers,
81 55d4 g215; good to choice heavy, s4.7O6
81 go; rough heavy, sA5564. S.; light, $4,000
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900. Sheep steady
to strong; lambs steady to strong. Good
to choice Wethers, s.. 1904 20; fair to choice
mixed, SO. 661t40 90; western sheep, So. 90G4.2
Texas sheep, $250Q3-50; native lambs, $4.40
as 20, western lambs $475Q5.20.
OFFICIAL for Yesterday.