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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-01

ton. and then fen away, with occasional srasmodc
rallies to illi. closing only slightly above that
me news oeartns on The stock consisted q s,ors
terms Of the settlement Of the trade war and the
expressed opinion Of prominent Spectator. Just be
fore sailing for Europe, that the war was settled
Several Of the principal. In the trade conflict denied
the allegations during the day. The threatened
strike on the New York Central caused fall Of "a
points in that stock and had sympathetic effect
elsewhere in the list Missouri Pacific was pushed
up TO 90 on unors that dividend would be de-
John n Rockefeller would be admitted to the di-
rectorate
Both rumors failed to be confirmed by the event
and the stock fell back. but saved a small net
gain. The steel industrials, after show of
weakness also became firm and closed generally with
small net gain. The only Developments bearing
on the group were rumors regarding the threatened
Company.
United States Leather made considerable show
OF strength. Otherwise the market generally yielded
TO the rcaciiouary tendency and closed very the
lowest and easy in tone. There no develop
ments OF Importance In the money OF exchange
market. though both were scanned with eager in.
terest. Discounts in London and sterling exchange
here were slightly easier, but London has to pre-
pare Tor 10 per cent installment the govern
ment loan, which viii be taken up thi. week
The tightening Of the London money market and
the demand for exchange In New York TO pay the
installment Of American subscription win all tend
toward gold exports. The money market here con
unues easy and showed no sign OF hardening. not
outstanding the diminished supply of cash for the
market on suh,reasury operations. II is worthy Of
remark in this connection, that Saturdays TREASURY
statement, at Washington, showed an excess Of re-
ceipts over expenditures for the day Of Sl.52l ISL
thus materially raising the figure az the month's
surplus.
Railroad bonds were weak in sympathy with stocks
value. Sl,i70.0G. -"
United states Is advanced and new Is declined
in the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money ON call. 2a2i per cent last loans q ner
4fTt mar
ling exchange, irregular with actual business In
bankers bills az sssd for demand and al 81 s5 for
SIXTY days; posted rates, 81 s5ai s5l and S. sej, com
merciai bulls $isSfes 81 silver certificates 5a,asosc
bar silver, 5esc; Mexican dollars s1c; government
bonds, weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09
M.tbodists and Amusemepts.

Some journals affect TO believe that
the Methodist General Conference VIII
abrogate the lronclad rule OF the church
against such amusements as card play
ing, theatre going and danclhg. on the
ground that the bishops in their quad
rennial address are supposed to have
favored such change in the discipline.
The advocates OF a greater lIberalIty
take comfort from the following ex-
tract OF the address OF the bishops:
Experience has shown that 1t is i'm
possible to impose upon youthful and
immature Christians q law which many
a sanity soul, of thoughtful choice, I'm
poses upon itself A discretion between
the admissible and inadmlssible IA,
therefore, Imperative" TIL. bishops
suggest that there should be placed
among the special advices OF the dIsc'-
pllne IN brief but cogent statement Of
the perlls which attach to many amuse-
ments, OF the evils lnseparaOle from
others, and of the principles by which
the Christian should regulate his choice
among and use of them"
1t does not by any means follow from
this that the conference win agree to
widen the doors of woridiiness. The sec
tlon of the discipline which is sought to
be amended reads as follows:
"In cases of neglect OF duties of any
kind, imprudcnt conduct. indulgins
sinful temper or words, the buying. BHll-
ing Or using of Intoxicating Hauor as -
beverage, signing petitions in favor of
granting licenses for the sale Of lntoxI-
eating liquors, becoming bondsmcn for
persons engaged in such traffic, renting
property us n place in or on which 10
manufacture or sell intoxicating liquors,
dancing. playing In games OF chanor.
attending theatres, horse races, cir
cuses, dancing parties or patronlzlrg
dancing schools, or taking such other
ADJUSTMENTS as are obviously OF mis-
leading or questionable moral tendency,
or dlsubedience to the order and dlsc-
pllne OF the church-nrst, let private re-
proach be given by the pastor or leader,
and II there be an Acknowledgement Of
the fault and proper humiliation the
person may be borne with. ON the sec
ond oftense the pastor or leader may.
take one or two discreet members OF
the church. on third ofrcnsc let Elm
be brought to trial, and II found guilt
and there be no sign Of real humiliation
nc shall be expelled"
It has been claimed by those mnm-
bcrs OF the church who persist In In
dulglng in these prohibited amugsman,a
that the matter should b. left to the
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The sulzer.Lentz consp,1ac,.

The vile conspiracy of Congressman
Sulzer and Lentz to manufacture u
campaign issue out of the labor trou-
bles in Idaho has met its Just fate AMI
sunk into oblivion. 1t was the most
glazing piece of demagogy ever sprung
upon the public. These two harp!9s
were lnsIstent in maintaining the wrong
side Of the case In spite of the protests
Of Governor steunenberg. OF Idaho, who
was elected governor on the Democratic
fusion ticket, who voted for Bryan In
1895, and is now one OF his warmest
supporters.
Governor Steunenberg Of iate has
been calling down some of the yellow
journals. especially the San Francisco
Examiner and the New York Journal, OF
Mr.. w. R. Hearst Both of these Demo.
cratic papers misrepresented the COVER
nor's testimony in the Idaho mining in
vestigatIon. They exaggerated that
given by the rioters; minlmIzed. con-
torted and misrepresented that given by
the authorities. The governor pre-
nounces as an outrageous lie the stats.
ment OF the Democratic yellows that,
when he gave James R. Sovereign as his
authority for certain statements to
which he testified. Sovereign arose ana
exclaimed. THAT is lie!" on the con-
trary, us every one present knows. Sow
ereIgn sat r'en. and abashed. and sail
nothing.
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Moro OF havana Nonannan.

II one did not know that Mr.. Bryan
was n fairly rational being in soine
things. and that he has an average tn
tellect his snnlty would be under sus-
plcion when some Of his speeches are
read. The newspaper report of his re-
cent speech Mt Columbus contains some
utterances that would shame n paretlc
Some excerpts will show what utter
nonsense he is Innlcting upon those pa
tlcnt enough to hear him. After re-
storing prosperity, enactlng a protee.
tive tariff that has given US an immenEc
balance in our foreign trade, and plRc.
ing the financial sytem on sound
basis. after all these things have been
accomplished by the Republican party,
Mr.. Bryan says:
Every question before the country In
1896 is stIll before the country because
the Republican marty has not settled a
single question"
Again. MIR. Bryan asked; WHERE
would the Republican party be to-day
but for that unexpected and unprom-
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ed Increase in the money OF this coua-

ised increase in the money of this coun-
try?"
This is equally silly. The increase of
money was due to the fulnllment of Re-
publican promises. It was due to the
defeat Of Bryan ia 1896. when the eoun-
try breathed freer capital was unlock
ed, Investments were made. confidence
was restored. industry revived, wages
were Increased, and SO on ad infinitum.
The Republican party to-day is where 1t
expected to be. but oh what a woeful
day 1t would have been had Bryan and
his political nondescrlpts come into
power.
After INDUCING in some sOphistical
illusions to the policy OF the admins
tratlon in the Philippines, Bryan drops
into the prosy gloom he lived in during
his campaign four years ago. This ia
what he said:
at may be destined that this. the
greatest republic of history, has closed
its career. 1t may be that the end has
come and that the pendulum is swing
ing back towards the dark ages, toward
brute force. It may be that an empire
is to rise in this country, and this re-
public is to give another lesson by It's
fall OF the power of greed and avarice,
but IL this is destiny, II this is the fate
then / pray to God that the Demo-
cratic party may go down to defeat
with those principles rather than live
when these principles no more govern
the American nation"
Bryan does not believe anything Of
the kind. Such talk may do for those
who throngcd the cave of Adullum,
where the disseminated dwelt, but to
seriously consider such expressions in
this day and generation is the sheerest
nonsense. Emphatically, the people OF
the United States will not be fooled by
such rank demagogy.
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court Of conscience" It is this ele-
ment in the church that comes forward
with proposition for modification u
the section quoted above. They propose
to strike out all that part relating to
amusements, ana TO add the following.
And 1t shall be the duty Of the pastor
on receiving members into the church
to earnestly counsel and advise them
against all worldly pleasures and prac-
tees calculated in any way to destroy
their spiritual growth and usefulness,
such as dancing, playing at games OF
chance. attending theatres, horse rae
ing, cIrcuses, dancing parties or patron
izlng dancing schools"
This is . sort of compromise, but we
do not think even that suggestion will
placate the orthodox element of the
church which still clings to the faith of
the fathers"
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THERE is more catarrh in this sec
ton OF the country than all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incurable.
For n great many years doctors pro-
nounced II local dIsense, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by constants
ly failing TO cure with local treatment,
pronounced 1t incuraLle. Science has
proven catarrh to be q constitutional
disease, and therefore requires con-
stitutioual treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio. is the only constItu-
tionai cure on the market. II IS taken
internally in doses from ten drops to a
teaspoontul. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of-the sys-
tenn. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case It fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials Address
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains OF disease is the worst
form of slavery. George ID. Williams,
OF Manchester, Mich. tells how such
slave was made free. He says: MY
wife has been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over In bed
alone. After using two bottles OF Elec-
trio BIttcrs. she Is wonderfully i'm
proved and able to do her own work"
This supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep
lessness. melancholy, headache. back
nche. fnInting and dizzy spells. This
miracle working medicine Is n godsend
to weak sickly, run down people. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only so cents. Sold
by Logan Drug Co.'S drug store.-6
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TRIMBLE & LUTZ CO.,
y,,,. ,or c,,,logu.. iSOO,isSl MARKET Slr:se.
"A oMMIssIoNERs' NOVICE.

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County W.
Va. In Chancery No. 1901
John II. Egger, Complainant, VS. Stoun ,s.n
II. Marrlck, Jcnettlo Speer IN neI ,t,,e
right and as admlnistrGtriN OF the SSss{i,a
OF Il. II, Roberts, deceased, ana N'''''
Brues, Respondents 49,,
BY virtue OF an order entered W ~, W
above entitled cause on the LIST day OF ~ w..
100. referring II to the undersigned S.,a5
missioner OF said court to take, slhte "''
report un account. showing; a.
l. The amount OF money IN the hAutS, "a
Henry SpeyeT, special receiver, appV''''
2 All OF the debts owing by the i.rin ,,, =.
EgEer WarriclS n Co, md to WHOM. ~, ~
inG. and the respective amounts ana p''O'
tiles thereof: ,.ts ne
4 The relation that Jcnncttle Rocrls a
administrators Of Il. d. Roberts, d!GggeasSst
bore 10 tile partnership OF Egger. NWil n
q Co, and whether she was q creqllg,, ~, ",
the said partnership as such adEn'h''"'
triN or otherwise; ..,,,,,yls.
4. ANY other matter which the coln'. Nv
sloncr may deem pertinent, or when '~
pergon IN interest may require; ,,.
Notice IL hereby given that ON ThutssaissyS'
NAV 81 1900. ut o o'clock M, az my W., ,.N n
at No. lilI Chapline street, tn inc {'.EaIi
WhcclIng, Ohio County, W Va, sir.
proceed TO execute tho said order '' r''''
oncC, ,,. 5.,. u
Mn, 100 {. +, FLltN
JAS " EWING. commls,..9,g,e'
myS-i6.23-ac Solicitor for Complainant
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Fairmont Convention.

The Republican state convention at
Falrmont yesterday was the most large
ly attended gathering Of the kind held
in the state. There was no special
rivalry between the gentlemen who as
plred to be delegates-at-large, and as a
consequence there are no bitter dlsap-
polntments and there are no wounds to
heal. 1t was pre-emInently harmonl-
Gus gathering, as well as most enthu-
slastic one. The delegates and alter
mates selected are men who have served
the party faithfully, and they will ably
represent the Republican. party Of West
Virginia at Philadelphia.
AS a matter of course the state and
national administrations were cordIaIly
endorsed, as they both deserved to be.
They will be endorsed more emphatic
ally at the polls in November by one of
the most sweeping Republican victories
the state and Nation have yet Witness
ed,
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PASSING P1EAsANTR1Es.

The Reason for It.-That's a queer
name you've chosen for your horse.
Bad Egg. ""It's bully name A bad
egg can't be beat."-Harlem Life.
The Root.-She-oh, no. They're
not in trade. They have a family
tree, I'd have you know. He-Yes, but
1t grew from a small manufacturing
plapnt back in the early '20's.--Philadel-
phia Press.
Some men," said Uncle Eben.
"prides deIrsef on beln' honest simply
because dey's done ranged DER business
so dat dey has agents hired to do all de
curious transactions fob dem."-Wash-
ington Star,
Not Used to the Motion.-"Who Is
that man SO violently sea-Bick?" asked
the captain Of the ocean steamer. Il
don't know his name. SIR" said the SUI
percargo, but he's the officer of reve-
nue. cutter on a vacation. '-Chicago
Tribune.
Almost the Same.-McJigger-You say
he lost all the money he had. How?
Thingumbob-By his speculation. Nc
Jigger-So? Well. in the first place,
how did he get any money to lose that
way? Thingumbob-By his pecula-
tions.-PhilGdelphin Press.
Frank, what is a helIograph?" asked
Mrs. Bloomfield She had been reading
the South African war news you Will
have observed. IT'S an instrument to
throw light on n distant situation" re-
piled Mr.. Bloomfield. - Pittsburgh
Chronicle Telegraph.
In Our ClImate-Maud-So you are GO
ing to be queen of the May tomorrow.
Have you your costume ready? Pauline
Yes. Papa bought me any extra
heavy pair of CUNT boots, Il double
thick waterproof, a pair Of mittens, n
pair of three-ply wooden stockings, O
pair OF ear-mufrs and new UMBRELLA
Harlem Life.
The Powers OccupIed.--"Allah be
pransed," fervently exclaimed the grand
vlzier, who had been absorbing war
news for three hours; I'VE should be
thankful we are at peace with the
world" II don't know about that" re-
marked the sultan. there's nothing like
showing the people you are q progress
siYe nation. II don't know about
that" remarked the sultan; there's
nothing like showing the people you are
q progresslv nation. was Just think
ing this would be a good time to put
my hand to TIL pillow. and again spread
cIvillzatln among the Armeanis!-Puck.
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with 100 per cent Of increase in tile
population of the United States during
the last thirty years, there has been an
increase of only 60 per cent in our total
imports OF foreign goods. This shows
how the American workman under pro-
lection is acquiring the American mar
ket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09

Imports of manufactures of iron and
steel have decreased by 60 per cent dur
ing the last thirty years, while our ex-
ports Of American manufactures of iron
and steel have increased by 1852 per cent.
Doesn't look as though protection in
jured the export trade!
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Kansas had only s14. 55s53S Of deposits
on December 1856, in its banks. But
on June 80, 1899. the deposits aggregated
SS3,5O5,1O More than doubled since the
days of Jerry Simpson and the Wilson
tariff!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09

The Democratic cry of Imperialism Is
a bugaboo. Such a policy could never
exist in the United States. and the at
tempt to attribute it to President Nc
Klnley is only one of that party's cam
paIgn roorbacks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09

It was in 1895 that Senator Hoar de-
llvered speech at Plymouth, Mass, In
which he said, speaking of the tree
planted by the FIRST American settlers;
Its boughs hang over the Pacific, and
in tlme-in good tlme--it VIII send Its
roots beneath the waves and receive
under It's vast canopy the islands of the
sea-" Why isn't this the good time,
senator?
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A W0Man's Eges

viii tell her love, though every othes
feature he hidden under the oriental
YaShmak. A woman's eyes are equally
eloquent nS to her health. She cnu teach
her lips to laugh in spite Of pain, but the
ewes will never be primer In that deceit.
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Don't swap horses while crossing a
stream" is the good advice that James
Gordon Bennett cables from Paris. The
New York Herald is out strong for
President McKinley's reelection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09

The Republican convention last Sat
urday developed the fact that A. L. Hell
mick Is now the acknowledged leader OF
the Republican party OF Tucker coun-
ty. 1t may be little humlliating for
some to how the knee. but such is life.
1.-THE last shall be first, and the first
shall be ast."-Tuclscr County Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09

To and from Europe, via all lines. can
be purchased from T. c. Burke, Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent OF the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad who is also agent for the
best OF all tours-Raymend & Whttcomb
Ito the Paris exposition.
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A majority OF Judgo Campbe'ra sup
porters were men OF honor and dIscrc-
tion. and are now right in line for the
nominee, whether It be Judge Campbell
or Captain Dovene- We admire men
who will make a fight for their fnvorlte,
and when they lose out, accept the Will
OF the majority, and be men-BraXton
Centrni.
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A Chance to Be Funny.

Kansas City Star: one of Charlton
county's most eloquent lawyers is
named DUNN and the jokers are after
him.
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1t seems from glanclng over the Graf
ton Sentinel Baltimore & Ohio car shop
items that the days are too short and
the nights not long enough for them
to keep up with the immense amount OF
work thrown upon them. This was not
the case four years ago!-Preston
County Journal.
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WE offer this week some rare bar
gains In sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos. Gail and see them or write for
prices. f. W. BANNER Co,
Wheeling. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09

WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in sample and slightly shop-wOrn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices. Il. w. BANNER CO.,
MheelinE. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09

WE offer this week some rare bar
gains In sample and slightly shopworn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices. F. w. BANNER CO,
Wheeling w Vn
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Wheeling is agitated over the Ques-
tlon of Sunday base ball. 1t seems de-
termIned to be a wlclSeder city than
Journal.
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tThe INTELLIGENcER, embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in the POST
once at Wheeling, W. Va, 40 second
class matterl
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One of the Tammany clubs is named
''Kanawha"-a most excellent name,
but put to very bad use-Charleston
Mall-Tribune.
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ness in their performance.
UMy niece was troubled with female weakness
for about four years before asked for your ad.
VICE" writes Mr. ]. ". AieGregor, OF Sad 81; and
Princeton Ave, Chicago, Ills. NYou advised her
to take DR., Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which
must acknowledge to you that she Is EFEH HORi-
an. We cannot thank you enough for the cure.
We have recommended your medicine TO All our
friends, and believe II to be wonderful dis
eovcry.p
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser, paper
covers, sent free on receipt Of al one
cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only.
The cioth-bound volume for 81 stninps.
Address Dr.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Decp holloWs. dark
circles, wrinkles at
the corners. tell
the story Of pain
and sleeplcs,ness.
Much Of NE nery.
ousnesS, aleepless-
ness and suffering
in genera. endured
BY women, is
caused by a dis.
eased condition Of
the yonanly or.
Rans. When that
diseased condition
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RED CROSS

Is a name for HEADACHE PoVDps
that is perfectly harmless. ana nh ~
in few minutes. Free from nap,ba ~
antipyrine. Sold by -
r. II. LIST, 1910 Main Street
and dealers everywhere
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STATE PRESS NOTES.
If ovatlons meant delegations Dewey
would have walk-over at Kansas City.
-Parkersburg News.

The race for audlto. seems to be be-
tween James X. Hall, OF Wheeling, and
Arnold Seherr, Of Keyser. Either
would make a good race.-Pennsboro
Republic.
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ItlEPnoSt NUMBERS
EDITORIAL Rooms. ..... sz5 Counting ROom..,.. s71
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NEW ApvERTIsrnrrnna

WANTEp-ANERoID BARONESS
W measuring twelve 10 fifteen tsa.Il.Eas
feet; must be N good order. III s.'O.saa
etc Address z, o, Box g3j. Il5as,g,iI..'S
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Aigts oatsls-A ~ r.i-L LSr AE}tI srfp,,
"A Republican Weekly with teof S'isO
lntloa and advertising patrona..6 ~, ~ y,
In good country town, In rich. oii c,.1,l,ee
Liberal terms to rishi parry. ASs.,iy,
Newspaper, care OF lntelhgenecr NY, s
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PURITAN Gas RANGES.

Gas ranges are supplNnting coal In most
up-to-dato kitchens. At the strike OF q
roast or toast, heat water for the entire
house with