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New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
woMEN's ARLINGTON TOURNAMENT.

In the womens National Arlington tournament
at the Arlington alleys In Brooklyn, yesterday
the Inter Uns defeated the Columbia No l and
the Freundshaft teams. The scores:
FIRST GAME
Columbia No. Mrs Seekamp Io7: Mrs. Hasedt 1T;
$50 - ~ O' - '
Freundshaft-Mrs Rust 104 Mrs. Feldman ST; Mrs.
Hused 49, Mrs Brunjes 80; Mrs. Osman, so; total 401
SECOND CAME.
Inter Uno-Mrs Byes, 121 Mrs. Shoenwerk. los: Mrs.
Cherier SS; Mrs Phrezschner I2S; Mrs Barnett 147;
total, 592
Freundshaft-Mrs Rust s5 Mrs FeIdman 100: Mrs.
Hustedt 81; Mrs. BrInjes "a Osman T6 total
THIRD GAME.
Inter Uno-Mrs. Byles 50; Mrs Shoenwerk 100; Mrs.
Cherer 1884, Mrs Phrezschner, III; Mrs. aBrnet los;
total, 5T7.
Columbia No. Mrs. Dleke 90 Mrs Hastedt, lis;
Mrs. Hinck, So; Mrs Lehnert I9 Mrs. Seekamp 1IS;
total, 49,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
GERMANS NEW COINAGE BILL.

THE MEASURE ADOPTED BY THE REICHSTAG BY
A LARGE MAJORITY.
Berlin, March 13.-The Reichstag adopted by
a large majority the Coinage bill, providing for
calling in the gold five mark pieces and 20
pfennig pieces, issuing silver up to 10 marks
a head of the population, and calling in pro-
vipcial coins for reminting into new money.
DR. Arendt, Free Conservative offered an
amendment proposing the purchase of s0ver
bullion for minting the coins, but it was
rejected by 161 to 81 votes.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
CHESS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MATCH

OUtN II.
Six chess players representing Cornell and an
equal number OF students from the University Of
Pennsylvania will play a match in two rounds at
Philadelphia March 30 and 81. Marpnski Riedei
and probably Baderhausen, Storey. Scripture
Lieder and Heuser will represent the Cornell team
but some uncertainty exists at present as regards
the composition Of the Pennsylvania team Griffith
three boards
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
BOWLING.
HIGH ROLLING FOR THE. GREATER
NETWORK INDIVIDUAL
CHAMPIONSHIP.

High scores were common last night in the three
series of games rolled the Harlem Palace Alleys
for the individual championship OF Greater New
York In the first series j. Holt. of the Standard
team beat S. Walter of the crack Corinthian five,
three games out of four. With two such scores as
2S2 and 254 In his series It is difficult how
Holt could be beaten.
In the second series Walter three straight
games from P Lehrback of the Knickerbocker
team. and then Lehrback turned the tables on Holt.
winning after five games had been rolled Holt
won the first by three pins. the fourth and
his chance fer the series by two pins.
The nights summary follows:
FIRST SERIES.
J. Holt Standard ............. go 1874 254 1s3-S23
S Walter Corinthan 1873 l79 1TS-T29
SECOND SERIES.
Walter Corinthian ...............1ss 2os 1884
p. Lehrback Knckerbocker 1913 l7g-525
THIRD SERIES.
P. Letrback. Knckerbocker. 1876 los 200-94T
j. Holt, Standard .2O3 1al 100 Isl WS-S33
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

What promises be enthusiastic meeting OF
wheelmen will be held at the Grand Union Hote
tonight The meeting will take place in ParIor A
and will begin at $50 p. N. II will be decided a;
this meeting the best way in which to encourage
local organization.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
DLEAK HousE.-ArI.ANrIc CITY. y. ].

- Directly connected Board
wal Absolutely
beach hotel European plan Rooms single suite
Elevators. Steam parlors.
furnished and thoroughly appointed Capacity 400
Special for Spring. Booklet Coaches trains
GEORGE H. CORyEII.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
FoREEIrs IN THE MATCH LEAGUE SERIES.

The Golden Rod team did not put in appear
ance last night at Starts alleys for its series in
the National League and two games for
feted to Fidelia and Imperial. The latter had only
four men present, and lost the odd game by l33
pins. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Ffdea-Wagner. 15s KibbeI no Roster. ISL Foege
161: Amman. 1+2; total, S12.
Golden Rod-Forfeted the game.
SECOND GAME.
Imperial-RothermeiI 1877: Lee 1884, Linz, 1865;
son. 1874; total (for four mem, 660
Golden Rod-Forfeted the game.
THIRD GAME.
Ffdeia-Wagner 1874 Kfbbe 1855; Roster 141; Foege
lbs: Amman. $50: total I6S
Imper1aI-RotherTneil 174: Lee 1885, Linz, 1T;
son, las; total 6or four mem. 635.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
HOTEL TRAYMORE.

ON THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY, n J
The world famed health pleasure
During past
proved and enlarged Over 80 private dining
enclosed glass. directly and
unsurpassed the Atlantic Coast for decoration and
Exchange and parlOrs doubled in size Ca
paCity 500.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

The queen OF America
pleasure and health seekers
HOTEL DENNIS
Directly front Open entire Mode-,
detail Winter diversions COlS Sailing
Cunning. Delightful climate. Books upon application.
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New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
NEW HOTEL DE VILE.

$50 70 500 month: February and March only. Every
modern luxury assured Capacity 500 Coach meets
trains booklet. Ito yards beach.
u. ". TRCTTT.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
TME lROMM0l&a

Ocean end South CaroIna-ave. Atlantic CITY " =
100 feet from boardwalk: capacity. 40O
steam heat rooms single ard suite with bath; ele
vator; parOrs cuisine the hest special
Spring rates SI2 Sl5 $1T5O weekly; So - daily
lean plan Write for booklet. Coaches meet trains
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

St. Charles Place the beach Atlantic CITY " r.
Entirely situated in desirable locality. Ca
pactty 300. Every appointment
tor steam heat electric light; suites OF with
paror, Special tor and
September.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
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Also Of Envard HOUSE W,shlnrrnn y q
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cHene spra6e.

Wit erfril6enbsr Sffen6eit GuBert
ii9 8. @. Pingree, Der rspublitdniIhe
9oubsrneur Wli9igdn's, ii6sr ben pers
bdngnibbollen GinfluB W0rt Sdnnd's
ouf bic repu6liidniI6e Pariei: ,Ulein
gau3es Strsbtn lGuft bdrduf binaus,
neinsr gartei 81 belfen un0 odGsr
CLAUDE icb, bdB unter ben iebioen @ers
bdltniheH Ods 9eite, tpds ibr pdIfirsn
f0nnts, Elm Sieg Der bemotraliIhen
gdrisi in oieIem ooer einem Der ndd1s
iten Sabre mare. Wlort 6dnna unb
bic Qnberen bon Der Obioer @lidus bds
ben bic republitaniihe gdriei naNau
ruiuirt, id BIN aber odooH ii6er1eu6t,
bdB ibre 6siisn Wiiglieber, tDeld5e nur
ibr 9elies ipolleH, i6rem 3reiben in
Babe 6dlt ssbistsu iDsrbsn, loIlten ie
3u benz 8iped itlbit 70 iueii qe6en miiIs
fen, Oos bemotrdtiItt Sidet 5u itims
men.
..... UlcGinleD NIT benz @ummis
riiden lGBt lb bon W1art Sdnna unb
ben iibriqen Ditiaioreu od8u 0e6raus
den, oieTs Rspu6lif in Elm 9dilerrsid
su Deripdnoeln, un0 js e6er 1IStm
Din9e elm en6e cemd8l lpir}i Aat7
beHsr fir 6ie Der. Siodin."
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KNGWOOD PRESTON OCTOBER

Gnrpslbasesr gtteisrunsen bod ipobI
ssr 9eniise oeseist. sic babsn nur
bic gpobl. ielbit untersuaeben, ober
ober oura 9ei6rGniuna Der ppliiiIben
Nechte Der Heeer bisIe in eins unIc5abs
lthe Wsinoerpeit 80 brGnsen, uno Iie an
re9lereu. Sneem fe edS tbun, iriTsn
uno empfinben bic @infbtlosn unter
,pneli niht nur senou, bob iie bamit
Den @runoiGbcn Der llnob6Gnoiateitss
Grlloriug 5uipioerbonotIn, ioneern
pttpmlnen audi al Die WioerlpSrtio.eis
ten uno uebeI su toftn, ipeldbe bic @es
berribun9 elmer fremoen RalIe miber
oeren yBtIlen unter benz Sdheine bes
@eiebes nit iib briuat.
uno ipetl iie am tisenen Qeibe erfabs
rem boben, nit ipeI9en llnsutrSalihs
tttttn, ipel6en unfreipiaioen llnoered,.
tigtetten, peldsr proitituiruna bss@es
iptllens uno Der @rnnbldbe has Reaies
rem etner fremben unb tiefer ItebeuSen
WaTe per,niipft III, 1T eS nur naiiirs
lIdt, ipenn unlere flbliden 8smotras
ten nidts bapon piNen ipollen, oab
mir uns obne Hptb unb freipillia cine
Sat anferleaen, ipelbe iie unfreipiIia
Su tro9en baben.
llnfreipilIi9! Senn bic beutiae Sc
nerottpn bat bic Weaer nicbt mad, ben
Suoldoten aebrocbt. sic Iinb has
nnieliee @ermGhtnib ber 9Gier, unb
elblt bteie iporen an Der Ginfiibruna
Der Stlaperei ni6t IN benz Mobe Ibuls
big, ipie bic 9roben &dpitolilisn Weps
GnalonbS, ipeldje ibre Sdiffe nab
sIfrtto ionoten, bort bic geaer raubten
lno lie oann no9 ben Ser. Staaten
brohten nno an bic pflanser I'm Sils
ben pertouften, bomit bieIe mebr Sabof
llno 8olimlpolle bouen tonnter, beren
Weridtffun9 unb @erfrodtuna ibnen
9ope Nbeoers unb Gnufmonns9eipinne
brdd)te.
Us iparen bieIeIben Rapitalsmddbte,
lpelde btnter unierer beiitiaen Srpdns
iionspolitit iieben, unb lpelde nit
ttnem S9Ioae bic 3sbn Willionen q6is
lippiner 5u ebenIo pislcn Stlapen herr
obipiirbisen mDdten. bamit bieIeIbsn
eeeen eben 5um 2sben dusreidenbe
@ntihdbieing fir fe pflan3en unb
Wdoren srSeugen. bic aur @efradtuns
ibrer S9iffe bienen iinb ibnen aroben
Wbeoers uno 8aufmdnnsseipinn brins
gen ioIlen.
Sie Demotroten bes SiibenS baben
on bem S6aben aenus, ben iie aus
ellen miilen, tpeil lire @Gter ben pers
fiibreriiden 2odungen eines I6mubis
gen Sanbels9eiiies seFolat iinb. Gs
geiilitet iie ni6t, bieIen 2odunaen sum
alpeiten Wiole Geb1r an I6enten, unb
eS III au9leid bober potrioiismus unb
bur6 tribe @rfabrun9sn erlanote polls
tiife Weisbeit, penn iie beIirebt iinb,
bon benz 9dnden 2onbe elm llngliid abs
5ulpenosn, beflen Glenb lie an ibrem
29etl boben bis onr Beige erprobsn
miiiIen.
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shni8cmerft Sarner!

@iner Der beutI6en GonIuln in Orr
gentinien I6reibt al cine beutIdle Sans
beiS5eitung in Berlin: ,,Riemals mar
bic QBeiSen 2lusfu6r bon g(raentinien
10 groB ipie bieies Sobr. QtuS Der lebs
ten @rnte bd6en ipir iiber 63,000,O00
8uIbel no6 @uropd eei6idt uno bic
Wei3encultur ipirb INNER ipsiter aes
f0r6ert. Die @rnte bieIes Sa6r, ipelc6e
I'M December itdttfinOen lpiro, pers
1pri6t boB ipir i'm Stanbe Iein ipers
ben, ii6er 70 Wlilltonen 9aI6el bos
nd9ite Sabr 5u berIenben.
0as Wei5engebiet pong(roeniinien 1T
nd9e on Der aiiIie geleaen ilnb es toItst
fomit nibt piel 0elb fir @iIenba6ns
5rd6t, a6sr bic Seefra6ten fnb ettpos
mebr ipie bon ben Der. Stdaten na9
europa.
Der 2o6n fir 2lrbeiter 1T biel bills
ger dls in ben 0ereiniaten Stdoten:
bic meiiten 6drmdrbeiter iinb Staliensr
uno erbdlten bon fiinfjig Gents 6i5
einen Dollar ben gag.
Dies 1T bieGoncurren3, bic Der omss
ritaniide Garmer in Der @ei5encultur
bat.
40 Tinbet Der 6armer IeinenS6ub?
Gr pertduft Isin@eireibe auI oenWlGrts
ten bes 5reiban6elS uno fault Ieineges
biirfniiie bon ben bod beI9iibten eins
Beimii6en 2rults. 2l6er Der farmer
iuil es 10 bdben, oesbdl6 Itimmt bic
groBe Ulebr5dbI bos repu6lifdnii9s
Sidet.
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marks Of distinction; bu, there is a decided

marks Of distinction; bu, there is a decided
monotony.
liebermann is of quite a different type
During his long stay in Holland he gained
the ability TO give an atmospheric quality to
his pictures. lie gives us views of fisher.
men and laborcrs engaged in their drcary
occupations under the grey sky OF iceland;
all reireshingly true and lacking ia auy
attemp, nj dramatic effect.
The genre picture, as shown by DE.
fregger, in Bavaria, appears frequently.
The principle on which II rests, which con
sisis ia study Of types studied separately
and arbitrarily united and grouped, Is with
out authority. There are some notable
| exceptions 20 this class among the German.
William Liebl succeeds in producing studies
of colors aud lights in which figures play a
part bnt do not prcdomina'o One Of his
pictures IN the Grand Palace represents
man seated before window. The ur,ains
are raised and the light falls full on his
face. The atmospheric cfec, is perfect.
and one sees the band Of The true artist in
every detail. Gouhard Kuehl goes s,ep
further in this direction by making the
human figure mere accessory on his can.
vas. lie exccl5 IN darkened interiors in
which ray Of light is multiplied in dancing
reflections on walls and floor. lie has ex.
hibted view Of the inside Of church. in
this style, that is work Of the FIRST rank.
Herr Uhde, of Dresden, paints religious
subjects with much feeling. lie takes HE
types from the masses, but chooses The mod.
els that he thinks accord best OF con,ras,
best with the figure Of Christ. lie clio hes
them Ia rags that might he Of any age. They
resemble the camel's hair robes Of The Be.
douins, which might well have been worn
by the companions Of Jesus; bot they are
also MOI unlike ,hc torn garments with which
the poor OF to-day cover themselves. In
his execution, Uhde has returned to Rem
brantcsquc IDEAS. shrouding in shade all
unnecessary details, concentrating the LIGHT
on tic faces, especially on the face Of Cbfis,
Above ali, he breathcs into his canvas that
0iof'sr Of charity and pity. differing from
that Of the Evaugolisis but partaking Of
iheir dcWh and ardor, that inspires the
world to-day
Max kliugcr, Of Leipzig, has also the
ambition TO represent religious subjects.
lie seems 20 have On: of thc most yigo ou,
temperamcnis that las appeared in Germany
in twenty years, but BE does no, find his
bss' form Of expression in painting Ills en-
Cravings derive their power from the very
qualities That ujurc his canvas originality
Of design. rOughncss Of style. strength Of
execution IN the completed pictures, the
attitudes arc convulsiye, the types hideous.
ths colofing auocious. II is impossible 10
give an idea of the ydgarity Of bis Christs.
or Of the glazing effects he produces.
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itnberc6tigter @orwnri,

Die Repu6litdner 8sibsn bic Demo-
trdtsn oer llndufri6iiqftif, uenn Qsbs
tsre tiir bic lluabbdnaiqteit un6 politis
i9e 3reibeit Der pbilippiner sinireten
fpdbreno ipenigltens bic fiiblidm De
motrdten bel iiob 8u 6dufe ben Qeoern
triiber bic peri0nli6e Jrei6sit bsrlpeis
cert bdben, uno ibnen ieBt nod bic pos
lttiide 5u oeripeiqern Iuben.
Der 8oriDurf Der llnauiridliofsit
IN bollig unberS6iiat! @erdbe Der
5in6lid auf bic Qsger lieiert ben beIten
8eneis fir bic Qluiri6fiQisit Der iiiOs
li6eH Demotrdien. DAB IS nidlf oi(ein
Rdhenitolj un0 RdHend6nsiaina H.
fpenn bic gBeiBsn i'm Siioen f6 nift
bon ben S6Ddr5en mdjorihrsn lalItn
ipolltn, ionoerH OaB iit Der Gsl6fers
baltun9 psgeH iib uibi bon i6nsn re-
9teren ldhsn b Ii iirfen, oos bdbtn bic
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M'KINLEY THE
REPUBLIC KILLER.
He Is Responsible For the De-
struction OF the South
African States.

But for the sympathy shown by the
Mckinney administration with Eng
land In the unjust and monstrous war
ngaiDst tile Dutch republic in South
Africa the Beers would undoubtedly
iiayr hrough; the English TO terms
when joabcft and Cronje were win
EiE% iheir victories and England was
hesitating Whether TO go ahead or not
with iEc conflict. IL was the position
taken b. The chief magistrate OF the
American republic that proved death
blow 10 ille hopes Of Tie brave farmers
Of South Africa 10y dpteTing Europe
from interference In their behalf The
son Of Mckinley secretary Of state
was sent as consul TO Pretoria 10 act
as British agent. aud no effort was
spared nt Washington to bring pres
sti;e on the Bocrs 20 compel their sub.
nissi0i to the EBglish But for this
discOura&emcni on Tic part OF McISin-
ley the Bocrs might have held their
own aai saved their independence.
The destruction Of tie two South Ar
Iican rcpublic1 IS at the door OF the
White House.
When Mckinley and Hay. the Prince
or Wales, Oscar Wide. Mark Hanna
nnd EmbassaGor Choatc undertake to
subveTt the American republic and nut
imperialism In the place Of liberty.
they will find that they have differ
cnt problem TO deal with from that In
South Africa. The American people
can hold their own against my combl-
nation whlch Mckinley md his British
allies can bring TO subdue them. The
nation understands thoroughly that
Mckinley Is merely n tool OF the Eng
lish aud that I'm striving to force on the
United States the policy OF imperialism
after tbe English pattern he is doing
what he can TO make this country the
servant and vassal Of England. This
Americans VIII not tolerate, and the
November election viii see Mckinley
the republic killer warned out Of the
White House. TO give place in March
next 10 worthy successor OF Jeffcr.
son jackson, Lincoln and Grant.-New
York News
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GREAT is REPu6LlcANlsM.
Ia pei;y Perform. S,iraele- For the
Ean....I - IL. I... III.

Ia Daily Performs Miracle. For the
Eenclt -. the Public.
One or the leaflets sent forth 10y the
Mekinley boomers tells what Repub-
licanism has done for wool, pork and
beef growers
Eepubilcanism has made the wool
grow thicker and nner aud warmer aud
cleaner. The farmers wore themselves
out washing sheep during the last Del.l-
,cratic administration. Since McKin-
ley was inauguIatcd the sheep have
washed themselves. They have not
only washed. brt secured their own
wool aud given their owners triple
prices. With four years more OF Nc
kinley they viii shear themselves, car
ry their heeces 10 market ana bring
home the money Tor their masters.
As FOR pork. what hasn't Republic
anism done for it? II has made the
hogs h.;gcr and fatter and made their
flesh at once more firm and more ten
der. II las departed TO pork. aud es.
pecially hams. that beechnut flavor
which tickles the palate OF the gor-
mand. liz has beaten the Westphallan
article out Of sight and scared all the
German swine breeders out OF their
wits.
Who doesn't know what Republican
ism has done for beef? II has simply
made .imerican beef the only beef In
the world for those who know what
good eating is. Even the Russian gov
crnmont comes TO Chicago TO buy
scores Of shiploads OF beef FOR the great
army II is sending TO China with the
most pacific Intentions. And this is
only little bit OF what Republican
ism has done for beef.
Great Is Republicanlsm. - Chic ago
Chronicle.
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Whether Mr. Hanna viii take ox.
trcmc measures remains to he seen,
but the fact that the Republican ma.
ti0Dal committee needs money aud that
the usual contributors are not furnish
Ing IL Is well known. Apathy and pov.
erty make a campaign manager very
weary, and Mr. Hanna will spare no
pains 10 cause enthusiasm 70 take the
place OF the one and opulcnce Of the
other Minneapolis Times.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-04

One Of TIE best known disHllcrics pro
ducing high grade whiskey and handling
fine wines, desires TO correspond with re-
liable gentleman, With the view Of having
him represent them IN Preston and sur.
rounding counties, TO sell their good 10
families and consumers direct. This is a
hfst.class opening for party who is well
acquainted in the counties, and can be made
very rcmuncraiivc. Address,
pOCAHON fAs,
y. q. Box no, Cincinnati, O.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-04
WEST HOUND

No. -. fast train west in the evening will
stop at Tunncton tor passengers but must be
tagged.
Nos. "a and are the regular accommodations
going west and stop at all stations.
Trains marked s. stop regularly, and trains
stop JIM. ScngYvER,
Gen. Passenger Agent.
ID II. MAnTIN, Manager Passenger Traffic.
A. j. BoNArIELD. ACT at Tunnelton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-04

Easy terms. IS hp John McNaman
sawmill Engine and Boiler cutoff rig an
complete. Good JOB with it Address.
J. w. llNpenrfe.
u Tunnciion. W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-04

have always coHtended that Mc-
Einicy'a backbone dId not reach far
enough touard his neck TO support
hia brain or viii power.-Covcrnor
ysfuurce
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-04

Train No connects with B. & o. No. 8
at ;; s3 a. IN. Tor East. and No. 3 at LAO a.
M for West.
Train No. connects with b. * o. No. -
lts:44p m for Eas, and No. ss at $40 p
for West
H. HANsT, Philadelphia. Ia.
General Pass. Agt.
". TEmpLEToN,
Kingwood. Gen. Man9ger