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The evening times., 1900-06-27
THE CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE.
Too Late for NnryInnd To Secure
representation


representation
BALTIMORE June 27-Because Marv-
land was overlooked in the appointment OF
the Congressional Joint Committee on the
Centennial Of the Establishment Of the
Seat Of Government In Washington. Col.
William II. Love. Secretary OF the Board
Of Trade, addressed a letter recently 10
Senator Frye. President pro te-upore OF
the Senate. and another to- Speaker Hen
derson, Of the House. calling attention 10
the matter and urging streuuOusiy that
one or more OF MaryIand's representatives
IN Congress be placed upon the committee
Senator Frye. in a letter written from
Lewiston, Ne. maAes reply as follows:
Il think you are right that Maryland
should have been represented on the Com
mittee on the Centennial OF the Establish
ment OF the Seat Of Government at Wash
ington- These appointments were made
some time ago. and, as 1 understand it. the
committee is full ] see no way in which
can rectify this apparent mistake"
The joint committee is composed Of the
following members; Senators Hale, Per
kirs. Simon. Mcmillan. McLaurin. CLAW
Turley, and Representatives Cannon, Sher-
man. Hemenway Gamble, Bailey. De Vries
Cowherd and Bell
In his letter Colonel Love called atter-
tion to the fact that Maryland had much
to do with the creation Of the District o,
Columbia. subscribed literally to the build
Ing OF the White House. and furnished
able statesmen who did as much as any
other persons to establish the Capital Of
the United States.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
Ritten by n Copperhead.

HAGERSTOWN. Nd. June 27.-Mrs.
Charles c. Beard. living near Caveton,
was bitten in the right hand Monday by
a copperhead snake The snake lay coiIed
up in a hens nest and bit Mrs Beard when
she put her hand into the nest. DR.. J. NJ
Steck was summoned and administered
remedies, but the arm was soon swollen
TO twice its natural size and was highly
diseclored.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
Counterfeit quarter DIscovered.

BALTIMORE, June IA new counter
felt silver quarter was discovered in circu-
lation in Baltimore yesterday. The coin is
OF the right size. but is lighter in weight
and color than the genuine. The milling is
fairly good, but the figures are very poor,
and the coin has not true ring. One OF
the quarters was received by q commission
house on Light Street wharf. The police
was notified
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UNNECESSARY Loss or TINE.

Mr.. ". : Wheoon. cashier Of the First National
Bank Of W.nterset, IOEa, IN a reCtui letter gives
some experience with carpenter iu hls employ.
that will be Of value 10 0tEcr mechanics. Be
says Il had a carpenter -e-orslng Tor me who
was obliged % stop work for several days on
account Of being troubled with diarrhcea-
mentioned 70 him that had been similarly
troubled and that Chamberiains Cole. Cholera.
and Dlarrhoea Remedy had cured He bought
a bottle OF il from the druggist here ana informed
me that one dose cured him. and he IS again at
his work" For sale by Henry Evans, wholsSsk
and retail. and al drugsists-
The evening times., 1900-06-27
From Second to Third Year.

A weak stom-
aeh will pro-
duce
and
Dyspepsia.
Tone up the
digestive o.
eoES " I'm tie
Bitters nd
you will have
V ! & o T o u s,
hearty health.
II your stom-
ach Is weak,
don't fail TO
give il a trial
The evening times., 1900-06-27
Chautauqua Beach.

The prettlest sumner resort on TIRE Cles1pezks
Bay. formerly Bay Ridge. ncw open for sxcur-
sions- Trains leave B. O. station daily. exc4p-
Sunday follows: 80 a. n. $50 O. m: Iesyt
beach. s-f5 r. n LIBERAL terms 70 Sunday
schools. societies. etc Religious services ever
SUNDAY Hotel nov open for guests Apply Il
r Il PARKER, Bay Rl-gl. OF Cl1Et11q-l Beach
Ad. ics-tf
The evening times., 1900-06-27

Heurich's beers are the beers which give strsnsth
20 the weak and take the ianguid feeling nm
the system Phone 634. Arlington B1t-'inE Con.
pany for a case OF naeTzen, Senate, or Laggr-
The evening times., 1900-06-27
FOR THE GIRLS OF IEGiA
Sister Nivedita TO Establish a Mod
ern School in Calcutta.

Came TO This Country to Pr ;snre
Financial Aid and Succeeded-The
HindoOs. She Says, Are intellectual
and Renned-BrideS nt Twelve and
Wives at Fourteen Years of Age.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Senator Depew and Miss Pauldine sail
this morning OH the St Paul. Senator De-
pew will go 70 England, and theEce over to
the Exposition and to one of the German
spas.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

A New York journal of this morning
says: "0ne hardly knows what ceremony is
en- regle for the laying Of the cornerstone
of a private house. but this morning Sen
ator Clark OF Montana and his daughter.
Mrs Lewis Rutherford Morris. will par
ticipate in some ceremonial at Fifth Ave
nue. and Seventy seventh Street where the
cornerstone Of the Clark mansion. which is
to house the precious Choosing Of Mod
el, viii be laid Or. and Mrs. Morris will
sail on Saturday They have chartered the
Latharna. which is now in possession Of
Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Mills. who are cruis-
ing with the Misses Mills and a party OF
English friends In North European waters.
DR.. and Mrs. Morris viii also cruise for a
month. taking the fashionable route, which
lies in the course OF explorations for the
discovery Of the North Pole"
The evening times., 1900-06-27

Mrs Charles Emory Smith. wife Of the
Postmaster General, will sail for Europe
on the St Paul today. other passengers
booked for the voyage are Mr. and Mrs.
Allison NailOT, Col. Joseph II. Bingham,
Mr. Ormsby Goodrich. Miss Margaret Good
rich. Mr.. j. c. Henley, Mr. J. J. Wood
ward. Miss Steger. and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Speare.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

The Westernland. sailing for Europe to-
day. will carry among her vOyagers Mrs.
NJ w. Posuethwaite, OF New Hampshire
Avenue, and Miss Caroline Postlethwaite
They will visit the Paris Exposition.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

Capt. F. ]. Moses. U. S Marine Corps.
accompanied by Mrs. Moses. will sail for
Manila. July l. on the transport Grant.
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say that those people shall not share in

say that those people shall not share in
the liberty which We enjoy
The Republicans say that the people
who inhabit those islands shall be ruled
With the sword" Vi sf,
4lThls is, the meanest sort OF deception.
But will 1t. can It possibly have any ef-
feet on the intelligent German voter?
We think not candidly. 1t is the most
offensive insult that could be offered
them. Inithis connection It is refresh
Ing TO note a letter to the editor OF the
New York Sun from s. schoenbrun, OF
Brooklyn, who, no doubt, voices the
sGptiments Of all respectable German
citizens. In that letter he delivers him
self in the following patriotic manners:
I'm reply to Colonel Bryan. who in a
s9;cnlled patriotic speech to the Ger
mans Of Wisconsin tried to scare them
by saying that II they voted for McItIn-
ley their sons would have to serve in
the army, I can assure Colonel Bryan
that when the services of the boys re-
ferred to are needed they Will be in
sympathy with their country and Will
rally around the Dag and volunteer.
one and all. to defend the Stars and
Stripes"
This should he a sufficient answer to
the defamations Of Bryan and his des-
perate and dishonest following. va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

lor county in 1898 with your purple
pencil. which was afterwards proven BY
the unanimous finding OF the grand
Jury Of your own county. composed Of
Democrats as well as Republicans, and
which solemnly proclaimed that fell
ony had been committed. When miners
troubles arise, colonel. the best thing
You can do is TO keep quiet.
as to knocking "IIanna's full dinner
pail argument all to bits" the anthra-
cite strike will have no more effect On
the all-pervading prosperity in West
Virginia than on the settlement Of the
Chinese question. Your courageous
,whistling that the state would give
Bryan 5000 majority II the election were
held Tomorrow. may pass current in
the New York Democratic headquar-
tiers. but down here we know better,
and you know better. when you are at
home. Besides you can't work the MIN
'ers like you did in 1894.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18
Palpnble pcception.

The Democratic campaign managers
are making 4 large sized mistake when
they imagine they are fooling the Ger
man voters by their outlandIsh claims OF
the effect of the Philippine policy OF the
administration, which they arbitrarily
call 'lmpcrinllsm." Bryan's ridiculous
oxaggerations OF milltnrsm were had
enough. but how mild they are compar-
ed TO one q. w. Deree. n Democratic
candidate for Congress In Nebraska.
This gentleman spoke In German, and
the following excerpts from his address
arc sufficient 10 show to what extremes
OF Misrepresentation md falsehood
these dcmngogues Will so:
"Workingmcn md farmers shall be
taxed higher to defray the cost OF n
large standing army and great navy"
"rhe people under the flag shall no
longer consist Of citizens alone, but Of
subjects ruled by the sword"
"ln the not distant future our sons
shall be conscrIbed as they arc In Ger
many"
'irhc Republicans declare that the
F'lliplnos shall not be citizens. They
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18
Gloating Over Distress.

Ever since 1850 the Democratic party
has brcakfastcd on Disaster. dined on
Calamity and suppcd on Distress, and
Is again ready with whetted appetite to
gormnndizc Itself. This Is the reason
for its unseemly gloating over the pros
pective benefits 1t expects to derive po-
officially from the strike Of the anthra-l
cite miners In Pennsylvania. Without
considering the merits OF either side In
the present contention 1t Is deplorable
that political party Of any character
should have fallen so low, MS to be even
suspected OF connIvance In bringing
about this great labor struggle. But
admitting the Democratic leaders are
not directly involved In the charge that
has frequently been made, the spirit OF
glee they exhibit over the strike is q
most reprehensIble one.
AT the Democratic headquarters In
New York City last week, while the
Bryan leaders denied they were In any
way responsible for the strike OF the
coal miners In Pennsylvania, they all
seemed to relish the strike us good
campaign material In Bryan's favor.
q 1T KNOCKS HANNA's FULL
,DINNER-PAIL' ARGUMENT ALL TO
BITS" SAID COMMITTEEMAN Nc
$GRAW. OF WEST VIRGINIA.
WHILE I DO NOT EXPECT THAT
THE STRIKE WILL SPREAD INTO
MY STATE. IT WILL NOT DO FOR
THE REPUBLICANS TO TALK
ABOUT THE FULL DINNER PAIL
+ DOWN THERE. If THE ELECTION
WERE TO BE HELD TOMORROW
WEST VIRGINIA WOULD GIVE
BRYAN 5000 MAJORITY
No, you DO not expect It to spread
into your state. Colonel McGraw, whose
republican form Of government you 80
generously preserved on one occasion,
but you Wish II would. You lind some
thing TO do with the miners OF tho Sec
ond congressional district In 1896,
through one OF your vote purchasing
agents. an alleged organizer mined ].
~. Joy. Through, him you tried 10 de-
bauch the miners along the West Viz
ginia Central rallroad, Just as you sue.
ceeded In debauching the bt.llot in ray.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18
A Psychological Study.


& That William Jennings Bryan is an
interesting psychological study to ply
slcians Is evidenced by the attention he
receives at the hands OF The Medical
Brief, one ofthc most reputable medical
journals in the world. 1t is somewhat
unusual for n journal Of the character
Of The Medical Brief to dip, even incl
dentally. Into politics.. but Its diagnosis
OF Mr.. Bryan's mental ldlosyncracles
naturally comes under the head OF ben
Gifts conferred on the public. which. in
the main. is the province OF the con-
.scientious physician. In this light the
dissection of Mr.. Bryans character be-
comes worthy OF reproduction. In
speaking OF mis- forced paramount Is
sue." The Medical Brief. edltorIally,
says:
thnt the issues for which he stands could
not survive deliberate consideration, SO
he added the arbitrary, coercivc factor of
1, strong and dominant self-will. Such a
determination is rather inconsistent With
the role which he Is playing as defender
den. ! = : II = -, :" - ''S"..t
But fanatics always exhibit this narrow,
sclf-contradictory, but iron and relentless
policy. They sec only one thing and nre
'rigidly bent on that exclusive or ali eIse,
ard regardless Of results. Fanatics al
Ways believe themselves infalllbly right.
While they may not realize IT, they esteem
themselves MS gods-infalllblc judges OF
right and wrong. Consequently. to cross
their will Is to cross the manifest Will OF
God. and constitutes the one unforglvea-;
Mr.. Bryan has touch OF pnranoin, Ms
experts call II. He Is the supreme boss
and the most dangerous crank the country
ever producd. His carncstness.. sincerity
and determination give him IL deluslvc .np-
pearance OF honesty. which passes with
the multitude. and the force of his will
enables him to Impress md hypnotIze the
susceptible and unstable, while It silenccs
the clcar-sighted but wenk men OF his
pnrty. sI res
Mr.. Bryun's very crankness attracts
the mentally diseased. men OF dissa tls:lcd
and Impractical turn OF mind. who believe
things can be Bothered by simply turning
them upside down. RevolutIonistg, inno-
vators, crack.brnincd rcformers and the
like. will vote for him. Also n great
many intelligent men. under the Influence
OF party prejudice md utilization. But
these will be Fewer than ever before Tho
force OF regularity has lost much OF It's
power to blind men and govern them like
machines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

Webster Davis still clings to his orig.
innll challenge Issued at Wheeling.
Winding up his speech at St. Louis,
Saturday night, he said: 81 say here
tonight that any man or newspaper
thai says l received single dollar from
kruger or anyone else Is an Infamous
liar: l will be at the st. Nicholas hotel
In this city until tomorrow afternoon.
and'any dirty cur who takes issue with
this characterization can meet me
there" That PUTS us In mind OF the
two-headed lady's song at the Fair
grounds last week. "oh, meet me,
meet me. List to the whip poor-wills
song" Go to bed, Webster. What you
need Is rest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18
The India Rubber Problem.

Our new possessions promise to come
In very handily with regard to the I'M
mense sums the United States pays out
for the one product Of India rubber.
Rubber now enters into so many COM
merclal and Industrial uses that Its i'm
portation cuts quite a figure, more than
800. 900, 900 worth having been imported
Into this country during the past four
years, where decade ago 1t amounted
to only $4,000. 900 a year. These facts
have resulted in considerable attention
being paid to the cultivation and syste-
matte production of the various plants
and trees from which rubber can be
produced. ~.
This. coupled with the well known
fact that the department OF agriculture
has already begun experiments and In
quirles in this line In. the island terri-
tories Of the United States. adds greatly
to the interest in this question and to
the possibility that the. $50. 100000 year
which we are now sending out Of the
country for. this product may be ex-
pended under the American ing and
among American producers. The fact
that southern Mexico and Central
America are natural producers OF India
rubber In considerable and increasing
quantities. and that large quantities
are produced in and exported from, the
Islands and mainland Immediately ad-.
jacent to the Philippines. suggests
great possibilities in this line. both in
Cuba. Porto Rico. and in the Hawaiian
and Philippine Islands.
India rubber is not. as is generally.
supposed. the product Of a single tree,
but on the contrary Is produced from
a.variety OF trees and plants. Some of
these flourish only In moist soil and
atmosphere. while others thrive on
stony soil. provided they receive ample
though intermittent rainfall: though in
all cases tropical or sub-tropical cli-.
mate Is requisite. Most of the India
rubber o. South and Central America
and India is from trees, but In the is
lands of the Indian archipelago, the
supply of rubber Is chiefly from q gi-
gantlc creeper. which In five years
growth attalns length OF two hundred
feet and from twenty to thirty inches In
circumference, and which yields an
nually, from fifty to sixty pounds of
caoutchouc. Java, Sumatra. Penang.
Singapore and French Indo China are
already large. producers OF crude India
rubber. or. caoutchouc, and It's produc-
tion In the West Indies has been sum-
Client to indicate the entire practicable
lily OF Its being made an important In
dustry In Cuha and Porto Rico, as well
as In the Hawaiian, Philippine and
Samoan Islands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18
PROCLAMATION AND
WRIT OF ELECTION
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

-.
TO the commissioners OF election OF W.
various voting precincts Of the eounntiTEs
OF Hancock. Brooke. Ohio and Marsha,t
constituting the First judicial Circuit u
the state OF West virginia.
GREETING:
WHEREAS. There existed n vacancy "
the office OF judge OF the circuit e9Hiiii H., o.
said circuit by the death OF the NV NV
j. Il. PAUL. the duly elected judGe. thGnS..
such vacancy having been filled by n,
ro!ntmcn, until the next general eleSt''a
therein. ne provided by law, ,,,,.
NOW. THEREFQRE,El Il. g. W. NM fTr.
son. governor OF tho state OF Wcst "A
Cinin, In pursuance of sections nh ,,,o N
OF astcle OF the Constitution ant seven vI,.,
4 OF chapter i OF tho Code OF West VIZ VT
Sinia. and Of the nowqr and anlho,,S,
thereby vested In me. MS the Soyst.na,,,,
aforesaid, do order and direct ma yH ".
he had, held, conducted, and, ccrtlntG al
lied voters thereof. al all the election w
einc.s within. the counties OF liangy ina
brooke. Ohio and Mhffhai. COMPOSING i .
First judicial Circuit OF The state M ~
Virginia. on the Tuc:dny next atlrr ,r rs
first Monday In November, N iMs y,r IL.
Ing the day OF the. next general S issirc
In this state, for the purpose o. Sls0'"''
u fudge OF the circuit conrt therein. "A
II Is further ordered that this VII y! ~
proclamation be p.hltehtd ~, luu rni,,ts
composing the said circuit, at iSahi S, NV.
In each wrcl; for the period o! iaer s'N
ccssivo weeks prior to said ciec'i mai,
In testimony whereof | hhve ntiE," IA
set my hand and cause, 10 he ai:lSSg an
seal OF state Mt tho city Of CRns'y,srn.
on the 18th day OF September, one lH,hS
snnd nine hundred, and OF the a'al'c W.
thirty.cishth. * ( >.cnS
fSENLl G. W.ttTtN,SSV..'s
BY the Governors: d Hl4
WM.4 NJ. .. DAWSON, Etisy,S ,,u
. XXX SsTrainrv NJ STATE. 81. gIllNs-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

Democrats, for the sake OF your coun-
try, your family. and yourself, pause and
think what you are to do. You know,
by contrast of the last administration
with this one. which is best for you and
for the people of the republic, and know
ing this you know your duty when you
go TO the polls. Don't be pre3udIced,
don't vote against your own well being.
Have the courage OF your convictions
and vote for prosperity at home and
prestige abroad.-Afingo Calculator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

jcering children who cried, See, these
people have no goitres, y as If to be with
out goitre was physical, deficiency.
Similarly, the prevalence Of irregular
periods among young women, and the
commences Of facilitating drains
among married women have created
the misckicvous idea that these arc the
natural conditions of womanhood. :
In normal health the periods should
be regular and painless and there should
be neither drains nor pains for the mar
ried woman. TO regain that normal
condition Of health is possible to every
woman who will make q trial of Or.
Pierce's Favonte Prescription. It reCu-
lates the periods, dries up the drains,
and c.-es liberation and inflammation.
Sick women can consult Dr.. r. w,
Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y, by letteS without
charge. Every letter is held as strictly
private and sacredly confidential.
had falling Of Internal organs and had 10
periods which would sometimes last ten or
twelve days. writes Mrs. Alice L. Holmes, Of
Coolspring Street Unioutowu, Pa. Had also
indigestion so bad that ] could not eat anything
hardly. Or. Picrces Favorlte Prescription aud
Golden Medical Discovery cured me. took
three bottles Of the Fayori.e Prescription and
one OF the Golden Medical DiSeovery.'n 3sl
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser-sent free on receipt of stamps
to cover mailing only. Twenty-one one
cent stamps for edition in paper; AZ
stampsfor the cloth-bound edition. Adj
dress DR.. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

The contribution of Wheeling to the
Galveston sufferers is nearing the
$500 mark. and it is expected that the
grand total will reach $4,000 before the
interest of the people abates. This Is a
magnificent record for city the size of
Wheeling. when other cities three and
four times her. population are driveling
along with paltry $500 or 5000 offering.
But 1t only goes to show that our rep
utation for open-heartcdness Is not a
flctipn. and that we can be substantial
ly sympathetic when suffering human
ity appeals to our bounty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18
pryar,s Better q Accentauce.


IN another column the Inteiligencer
presents a synopsis of William Jen-
ningH Bryan's letter OF acceptance.
There are absolutely no new Ideas i'd
vahced. nothing but a painful rcaffirma-
tioh OF his well-known fallacles and in
cohgruous policies. In 1895 he pledged
himself not to be candidate for re-
election. He renews that pledge. He
wants to try 1t Just once. OF what sig
nifcance this pledge Is We fall to dis
cover.
He drops Into demagoglc harangue
on the trusts, promising to see that leg
islatlon is provided for dlssolvIng every
private monopoly which does business
outside OF the state Of Its origin. or
course he denounces the protective tar
in,Whlch, he says, plumbers the peo-
Pile" and reattirms his financial heresy
Of the free and unlimited coinage Of sill
yer at the ratio Of 16 to 1.
Mr.. Bryan covertly attacks the In
tegrity Of the judiciary by invelghlng
against government by Injunction"
and makes a hypocritical bid for the
labor vote. He is pronouncedly in favor
Of an income tax, claiming that as in the
hour of danger the government can
draft the citizen, It ought to be able to
draft the pocketbook as well. He
closes with paramountlng Imperialism,
and demanding the extension OF the
Monroe doctrine to the Philippines. The
letter Is lame and r-potent compared
with the utterances of President Nc
Kinley and Governor Roosevelt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

Chairman Jones has again figured out
'Bryan's election by carrying all the
doubtful states and has given out the
oracular statement that Roosevelts trip
to the west will do the Republican tick
ct more harm than good. The Demo-
cratic chairman must have dlned not
wisely, but too we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

Uncle Raymond Griggs has again
been the first man In the county to pay
his taxes for the coming year. He pays
one hundred and ten dollars, and for q
number Of years held the enviabla rec
ord of being the first man to get his
taxes paid. The spirit that anim6tes
Mr.. Grigsby Is certainly commendable
one. and 1t has SO far permeated the
body of our taxpayers that we have the
smallest delinquent list in the state
MorGantown New Dominion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

According to the Washington cores
pendent of the Pittsburgh Times ex-
Secretary OF State Chiffon comedies
West, Virginia to the Republicans.
Whether he said so or not, IT is un-
;doubtedly the why he feels.