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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-13
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(. The platform adopted by the Repub-
licaR, state convention is document
that As worthy OF the careful reading
of every voter. 1t is u plain statement
OF the reasons why the Republican
party! should be continued In power In
the. state, and a recital Of the faithful
stewardship Of the present administra-
tlon. The Democratic frauds perpe-
trated under the direction Of late
Democratic candidate for United
/, States senator are forcefully de-
nounced, likewise the Ubiquitous partl-
san gerrymander Of the state which
virtually DISTINGUISHES thousands OF
voters. On the. VirginIlshebt !. Is ex-
plicit in denying that West Virginia
owes Virginia one cert, the plank
concluding With this statement: 1.-THE
agents and agltators in this state Of
the payment by West Virginia Of any
portion Of the Virginia debt Lave all
been Democratic attorneys. and the
only member Of the recent iegisiatur
who voted favorably to recognition
Of the Virginia debt was Democrat.
who has been renominated by his party
for recollection to the next legislature."
The platform pays deserved COM
pllment to Labor Commissioner Bar
ton, OF this city. commencing his ell
cheney and his report. which, 1t de-,
clares, ranks with the best published
by any state In the Union.
The present administration is com
pared with the reckless and extrava-
giant rule of the Democracy, and the
contrast Is SO marked that we do not
see hoy any lover. Of his state and we'll
wisher for its continued prosperity and
enlargement can discover any reason
for a change in the management OF its
affairs, which have been SO conspic-
uously economical and honest under
Governor Atkinson.
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would be content to be anything but a
fool.-New York Press q
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
rhe idle man passes a long, tlresome

The idle man passes long, tiresome
day.
When n man goes ABROAD his wife
sometimes goes along.
Better retrace wrong step than pur-
sue wrong course.
The man who owes his shoemaker
cannot call his sole his own.
It's folly to try to make q friend Of
q man your dog dislikes.
The unlucky man seldom betters him
self by changing his position. 5
Some people are so dlsagreeable they
feel ashamed when they laugh.
One must have unlimited confidence
In order to enjoy love and sausages.
z A superstitious individual says it is
a bad sign to write another mans name
on q note. t
An Irish student says the postum
muous works Of an author are those he
writes after he Is dead. .}-s
1t seems queer that when a man has
money coming to him he usually has
to go after 1t several times. AZ
She was truly a wise splnster who
said that she would rather be laughed
ut for not being married than to be
unable to laugh because she was.-Chi-
cago News.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

. a.
Ideals don't seem able 10 survive cx-
ncricncc any better than beauty does
age.
When persons are supposed IN have n
broken hchrt II only means they have
recognized ono or two plain truths of
life. 1aaF "a
Z YOU cnn never make woman sec
that u iH worse to be more reckless and
have n few people know about It than
to be legs reckless and have moro people
know about II,
When n woman Is doing something
she ought not to do nnd you want her
to be moro careful ana aho says she will
she mems she VIII be more careful not
toEet caught,
l,lf woman nj twenty knew what shc
wnn going 10 be Ike ut for,y-ilvc thgrc
would be mighty little folly IN tho
world. VIA womun at forty-aye
knew what she was lIko ut tGcGty The
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How's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Caturrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F..
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in nil
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o,
t WALDlNG, KINNAN g. MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price TIC per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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marquette. on Lake superIor,

Is one OF the most charming summer re-
sorts reached via the Chicago. Milwau-
lsec 4 st. Paul Railway.
Its hcalthful location, beautiful seem
cry, good hotels and complete immun-
ity from hay fever, make n summer
outing ut Marquette, Mich, very attrac-
tive from the standpoint Of health, rest
and comfort.
For copy OF "Thc Lake Super,or
Country" containing n description OF
Marquette and the copper country, nd
dress, with four (N cents In stamps to
pay postage. Geo. II. Ilcafford. General
Passenger Agent, Chicago. III.
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slandering the Germans.

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5l.oi'ets ,ess..t ~. ''tse ''''otsr' s,'n.
I. a''ons - A,'ff'eI" e'',Ne's WY ''as'
ner'''"'' o1'oa ~ ."eir ss."S, S4yS '''e
h .iy 1ou'hal' ~ IN enece a enarsa
that 'hey are towards. u IL stated as
fact oy the l'ryahite newspapers mat
these CITIZENS or their ancestors, 'ett
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FAMILY WASHING,

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound. -
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. at LUTz BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry,
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The yellow journals had a fine tima
OF Il making a mountain OF 4 mole Hill
with reference TO the alleged plot to
assassinate President, Mckinley.
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When peggie Crossed the Brook.

A moment on the bank to view &
The tide with timtd air,
And In she tript with kirtle blue g
Above her white feet bare.
So inir u sight 1t never knew,
That shy und filled nook; I'll
Nor l amid
The willows hid,
When Pegsic crossed the brook.
The glistening water, loath to so.
Enc!rced rock and fern: -.
1t cddled In It's silver flow
With many twist and turn.
The old mill waited far below
The stream the call forsook; ~
And hushed Its trill,
y .s-t. And tarried till
Sweet Peggie crossed the brook.
The sun slipt through the willow Leaves,
And fell unon her hair: al
Mid locks the hue of autumn sheaveS
1t wove n witch!ng snare.
Too late my beating heart perceircs
The peril OF Il look: 2.l.
The spell was wrought K
lI5. My heart was caught
AS PesSte crossed the brook.
The mowers sang n merry lay.
iayma king on the hill: sr.g
Bit down beside the brook that day
The air was soft and still. ~ a- $50
/ wished the scene might live for aye,
Like pictures III book: .si57, Is
But fuircst things
Have tieetest wings " VI
And Pcegic crossed the brook.
Too soon beyond the narrow lido
A grateful sigh she drew:
And In the daisies al her side
! knclt to tic her shoe.
She Knocked my cumslncss. I tried;
But how my fingers shook!
All skill forgot.
Love tied the knot
When Pcggic crossed the brook.
t-Samuel Minturn Peck. In Harper's b.
Ear, H-. -
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duce exchange Of the probable corn
harvest is S2.24o. 10000 bushels, a yield
thatihas but once been exceeded. name
", by the bumper crop OF 2.ss3,s75,1s5
bushels in 1896, Other figures. which
are based onSJuty conditions and re-
suits for five years, suggest q crop of
32,113,50 900 bushels. q
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Ocean Steamship Tickets

10 and from Europe, via all itucs, cun
DO purchased from r. C.. Burke, Passcn.
ger and Ticket Agent OF the baltimore 4.
Ohio railroad, who IL also agent for tho
best OF all tomrS-i,RymoNd ~ Whitcomb
Ito thu PGNis cYndRl,iNM 80
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Judge Kohlsaat. Of the United States
district court, In a decision rendered at
Chicago confirming the seizure of dla-
monds brought from the Philippines,
supports the Republican contention
that the constitution does no. neces
.sarlly follow the flag
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The position of the United states in
China Is that of an independent power.
although the Democrats would like 1t
to'appear otherwise.
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The Republican state platform Is
document that ,commends itself TO thu
thoughtful attention OF the people.
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The Louisville Evening Poet keeps
standing at the top of its first page
this suggestive line: ELECTION Novcm-
Der :. lSa9-Taylor, 1911; Goebal, 49,
$751;" followed by this triteryarse;a
THE moving finger; writes: and having
Moves on: nor all your piety nor wit
Shail9lure 1t back to canceliha 4 Inc"
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Your Uncle Charley Caldwell, OF
Wood county, Is something of spell
binder.
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Towne Will make way for Stevenson.
but the latter Will gain nothing by the
formers sacrifice.
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The Nebrastan Populi3ts are nurs-
Ing grievance In thu throw-down of
Towne by the Kansas City convention.
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The conflict now raging In the cclrs-
tial empire is between civilization and
b1rbarism. ts!f.
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The allies appear to be up agains,
the rcpi thing in China.
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WE have three second hand Uprisht
Finnos which we offer at bargain prIccs
this week, II. w, BANNER co.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
REPUBLIcAN COUNTY TICKET.
GEORGE PoTFENBARGER,
OF Mason County.

Shcriff-D. II Taylor.
Prosecuting Attorncy--F'rank ". Nesbttt
Assessor Getty Dist)-Addlson Israel.
Assessor Country st.l-Lester Smith.
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Again the Chinese situation assumes
an luminous aspact.
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The front porch at Canton again
SERVES as a rostrum for President Nc
Kinley. Isl
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The greatest danger to life in the city
is not the car with its Changing gong, but
those silent invisible foes the germs Of
disease. The prevalence OF consumption
in cities is stated to bclargely due to the
frequent expectoration Of diseased per-
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President Mckinley has been notified
that he Ia it for the next four years.
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WE have slightly shopworn Upright
Stcinwny Plano. which we viii osicr Mt
great bargain,
+. w. BAUMER CO.
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Prince Tuan. of China. Is emulatnG
Butcher" Weyler's example IN Cuba.
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Mr.. James K. Hall male n brnyr fight
against the field.
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II business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise in the Intclligences. ~
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the germ can find no permanent lodg-
ment in healthy body. Keep the blood
pure, the stomach and other organs Of
digestion aud nAtrition in sound health
and you are practically germ proof.
Z This disease resisting condition is OBJ,
tanned by the use of Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II purifes the blood,
strengthens the stomach, nourishes the
nerves, and heals the lungs. Even when
there is obstinate cough, bronchitis,
splitting Of blood and other. conditions,
which, if neglected, lead to consump-
ton, the faithful use Of Golden Medical
Discovery will, in almost every instance,
effect cure.
~ vas taken sick n July last year, and was
her" writes Mr.. Noel w. Drvin. OF Langley,
Aiken Co.. S. c. 5"Had been coughing up small.
hard Jumps Of phlegm for about year before
was taken down. then called on doctor, who
said that half Of my ieR hug was gone,
nnd advised me TO leave my home and go to the
couutry. wrote to you for advice. took fou-
bottles Of DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery:
which sincerely believe has done rue rtorc good
than all the other medicines have ever taken"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
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cover expense Of mailing Only. Send 81
one-ccnt stamps for the book in paper
covers, or 81 stamps for cloth binding.
Address DR.. R, v. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y.
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$ o ms, W o c
dried sputa
niixed with the
dust and blown
into the air. is
inhaled by some
.luckless man or
woman. Santa.
ton may mimi
nize these perils
but can never
obiiterate them
The essential
thing Is to edu-
cate every per-
5 on t o Ii c
knowledge that
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a CThe 51NTELL1GENCER, embracing It's
several editions Is entered In the POST
office at Wheeling, W. Va, as second
class mattcr.) II y ~
Evening journal., 1900-10-12
NEW TENANTS WILL SOON
OCCUPY THE NIUDHOUSE

Wyoming, Oct 11.-GeOrge Rey-
nolds has purchased Of E H. Carton.
the dwelling which he has occupied
for some years under Mr.. Carton as
tenant
Edgar johnson Will occupy the north
end of the "mudhouse" and John
Morris viii occupy the south end just
as soon as Edward Hubbard has com
plctod the improvements.
Eddie Powell living with his mother
near here, was Kicked by horse and
badly injured about the head and face.
Although unconscious for two hours
he is about again.
John Johnson, farmer living near
Union Church ran an old nail in his
foot causing lOckjaw.
Mr. Jester, and wife, who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z.
Lindale. have returned home. Mr..
Jester at one time was the owner OF
the grist mill now owned and operated
by r. j. Lindale.
William Foster, oldest son Of II. B.
Foster, died very suddenly about 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1900-10-12
WAYFARER'S NOTEBOOK
If Read Before Supper it will aid Your
Digestion There is Nothing Pat
In 1t TO Lull You to Sleep
Monkey Llbarated a Kltten

Although much has been said about
the intelligence of "Tom," the little
pet monkey owned by Detective w
+. Jones. the Wayfarer was recently
a witness Of the almost human intel
ligence OF the monkey AS a play
mate for Tom, Mr.. Jones obtained a
kitten from Cecil county Maryland,
and the cat and monkey took to each
other from the start The antics of the
kitten and representatives CT Java
have amused many visitors to Mr..
Jones Office, but recently the cat dis
appeared and for a day and night no
sign Of 1t could be found. Mr. Jones
was worried and Tom plainly showed
distress. Remembering that the mon
key had not been out Of its cage
since the cat disappeared, Mr, Jones
let him out.
Upon being liberated tom" gave
one or two little screeches and began
tugging at the door OF letter press
closet. The key was in the door and
after considerable tugging the door
few open and the kitten walked out.
The monkey embraced the kitten and
then climbed upon Mr.. Jones should
er, chirping. as much as TO tell him to
feed and water the liberated cat. This
is only one of a number Of instances
i'm which Tom has demonstrated
his ability to reason. Mr.. Jones says
II there is nothing human about a
monkey there is a good bit Of monkey
In human beings.
Evening journal., 1900-10-12
REPRESENTATIVE JENKINS
HAS PARALYTIC STROKE

Camden Oct. 11.-Walter Hazel, Of
Trove, has returned after a weeks
visit here.
Mrs Cullen. Of FELTON,, is visiting
here.
Mrs George Howell and sor, Of
Buffalo, are visiting here.
The canning season at Stetson &
Ellsons factory is over
Mrs. Rachel, and Mrs Rebecca Dunn
have been visiting in Smyrna.
Representative Jabez Jenkins suffer-
ed a slight stroke Of paralysis on
Tuesday.
/. II. Cooper, who Is in Philadelphia,
under surgical treatment, is slightly
improved.
t'ruitland Grange has resumed reg
ular weekly meetings in Grange Hall.
Benjamin Speal, of Philadelphia, has
been the guest OF his mother, Mrs.
Mary Speal.
Miss Jessie Haines, who has been
spending the Sumomr here has return
ed to her home i'm Philadelphia
Mrs. w. II. Postles and Miss M. y.
Slay have rturned from Wilmington
where they attended the convention OF
the Missionary Society.
Grand Master John M. Ross, assisted
by S. w. Miller and S. W. Hammond,
installed the officers Of Milford Lodge
/. o. o. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Geddes, of Salt
Lake City. and the Rev. Clarence
Geddes, OF Center Morashes, ~ Y
were the guests of Miss Annie Geddes
Tho MeXo-Specialty Company is civ.
ing entertainments in Sardes Hal
every evening this week. The show i.
good one and well worth the small
price OF admission.
Senator r. r. Kenney. ex-Congress.
man l.. l. Handy, the Hon A. NJ. DAILY
and the Hon. Peter j. Ford will be The
speakers at a Democratic meeting tC
be held here on Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1900-10-12
MET A FROST
IN BRIDGEVILLH
No Enthusiasm Displayed at
Democratic Meeting There
Last Night
sneciai 20 the Evening Journal.

EUNNINI TO the INtIlNE doNIIAiH
Bridgeyine, Oct. 12.-The Democratic
mass meeting held here yesterday
proved anything but a success, judging
from the crowd In attendance. There
were not over $50 persons present, and
a large sDrinkling Of these we're Re-
.publicans.
Ford, Gray and Thomas Ewell, Of
the Baltimore Sum- arrived here on an
cary train yesterday morning and re-
paired to the residence of T. j. Gray,
the Democratic nominee for the Legis-
.amre. Daily and Salisbury arrived on
en- afternoon train and were met at the
station by a delegation OF local Demo-
cratic politicians.
Peter J. Ford made the opening ad-
dress and his remarks were confined
principally to denouncing trusts and
imperialism, though he closed by
roundly condfmning Addicks.
A motley throng who had drawn
near evidently for the purpose Of gaz-
ing upon the Democratic nominee for
gubUnatcrial honcrs, left after he fin
ished.
John G.. Gray followed MI Ford and
his remarks evoked the only applause
OF The meeting. The gist of his re-
marks was q bitter denunciaticn OF
trusts. mi.itarism and imperialism.
The address of A. M. Daily was short
he reviewing the present political situ-
aticn. The money question was touch.
ed by none of the speakers.
Little or no interest was manifested.
Evening journal., 1900-10-12
YOUNG WIFE DIES OF CONSUMPTION
Third Member Of BrayRan Family to Pass
iWay in Short Time

Kenton, Oct 11-Mrs. Lydia, wife
OF w. Il. Greenwell, died yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock She was the third
OF the Theodore Brayman family who
passed away with consumption. Her
age was "a years. The funeral Will take
place, on Friday morning, services at
The NJ u. Church, Kenton. Interment
aJ Bryn Zion Cemetery.
Large quantities Of Keiner pears are
being shipped from this station. by
johns & Hiyard
Quite a Lively time was had at the
Democratic meeting last week, which
was addressed by John Gray and the
Hen. Peter J. Ford, OF Wilmingtcn,and
The Hon. A. NJ. Daily, Of Dover.
r. l.. Lane made a flying visit 70
Wilmington.
Mrs. Eliza Purse was seriously m,
but is much improved.
Evening journal., 1900-10-12
RAISE QUESTIONS
ABOUT RIGHTS
Complaints Regarding TeIe-
phone Poles in Marcus
hOOk Streets

Marcus Hook, Oct 1.-THE Bell
Telephone Company is erecting its
poles on Market street, from the Post
road to Delaware avenue. The ques-
tion has been raised whether or not
it does not require a permit to erect
poles in the borough and also
whether Council has not the right to
designate as to on what streets the
poles should be erected. Numerous
complaints have been made by resi-
dents on Market street against the
poles being erected on that thorough
fare and think Council should have
been consulted before the company be-
gan the work OF erection.
The rumor has been current in the
borough the past few days to the effect
that the new pipe mill company which
has been looking for a site for some
time past will locate on the Reading
railroad property. The residents ear
nestly hope that the rumor is well
founded.
The evangelistic services under the
auspices OF st. Martins Church, COM
menced last evening at the church,
and the first service was well attend
ed. The meetings will continue until
confirmation, and it is said that they
will be held alternately at the church
and at the houses of the members.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Burton, who was severely in
jured by being kicked by a horse, is
slowly recovering.
The members Of St. Martins Guild
and the ladies OF the congregation are
requested to be present at a meeting
to be held this afternoon at the rec
tory in Linwood, at 2.80 o'clock.
The adoption team OF Wawaset
Tribe, No. 72, I. o. r. NJ, held a full
rehearsal on Tuesday evening. The
team will adopt three palefaces at the
next council fire.
Robert Mullin and Alexander Spann
spent yesterday with relatives and
friends in Wilmington, Del.
The Owl Bay Club, Of Philadelphia
whose Summer quarters are in the
borough, are preparing to have a good
time on Sunday October q. There
will be an OK roast and all kinds Of
athletic sports including a game oil
foot ball.
Mrs, l. B. Vernon is convalesclne
from her serious illness.
Wawaset Tribe, No. 172, ]. o. r. M.
has received an invitation from Me
cop0nacka Tribe, Of Upland, TO accom-
pany the latter tribe on their vista
tions to a Philadelphia tribe, on Wed
nesday evening Of next week. The Up
land Indians have hired a brass band
and will make a fine showing. A dele
cation from Wawaset will accompan!
/ them.
At a meeting Of the Methodist Sun
day school board last evening, Mrs
Benjamin Gorby and Miss Lizzie Lar
kin were elected delegates to repre-
sent the school at the convention il
/ Upland this week.
The ladies of the Methodist Churci
are making extensive preparations TO
the coming bazar which will be held il
the Borough Hall, the latter part O
this month.
The Rev. j. W. Bradley, Mrs. Brad
| ley. Miss Clemmie DOwnes. George r
/ COsgrOve and Miss Ella Priest hay
been elected delegates from Cokesbur.
/ Epworth League to the county con
vention to be held in Chester mex
week.
The Rev C. w. w Bishop will rep
resent the Baptist Sunday school a
the coming county convention.