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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20

The West Virginia penitentiary
for the first time In Its history, Is to
have resident chsplain. The
board of directors has appointed
the Rev. D. W. Ruble and he will
assume the duties on May the 6rst.
DR.. Ruble who is pastor of the
Methodist church at Williamstown
W. Va, will have entire charge oi
the library and night school. and
will inspect all incoming and out
going mall of the convicts.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20
Students Shot hy a Eoy.

GAINESVILLE, O., March 2O.-While
members of the freshmen class were
raising disturbance and destroying
property outside the house of Mrs.
M. E. Criswell, where the sophomores
Of Muskingum college were holdinS
a banquet, Mrs. Criswell's s12-year-old
son, James, opened fire on the crowd
outside from an upstairs window, ser;-
ously wounding Floyd Kramer, OF
Lebanon. o., and slightly wounding
Mark Roy, of New Concord The
shooting was done with a flobert rifle.
The boy has not been arrested.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20


The editor of the Vindicator has
had occasion to test the efficacy OF
chamberlain's Pain Balm twice
with the most remarkable results
In each case. First. from rheuma.
|tisni In the shoulder from which
he suffered excruciating. pain for
ten days, which was relieved With
two applications Of Pain Balm,
rubbing the parts sffl cted and re.
|alizipg instant beueht and entire
relief in a very shgrt time. Seco-d,
In rheumatism III thigh joint. al.
most prostrating him with severe
pain. which was relieved by two
applications. rubbing with the lini-
ment on retiring at night and get.
ting up free from pain.-From the
Vindicator, Rutherford, N. G. For
sale by c. W. Grier.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20

A southern exchange delivers
itself of the following: "A young
lady In Allen county who won fame
by. raising poultry. recently mar
ried Q man by the name OF Hogg,
and now devotes her time to rails
ling young pigs"
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20
SYMPATHYFOR BOERS
Should be Expressed by Con-
gress, Attitude of Dem
ocratic Caucus.
WILL TRY TO FORCE ACTION
Decided to Endeavor to Compel Corn.
mittee to Report Sympathetic Resc-
lutions-Declare Congress ShouId
Appeal to England to Settle.

Washington, March 20.-The Dem
ocratic members of the house at a
caucus held last night unanimously
adopted resolutions declaring that
congress should express the SYM
pathy of the American people for the
struggling Boer republics and
pledging themselves to use their Ut
most endeavors to force" the COM
mittee to report resolutions express
i've Of such sympathy in only that
congress might have an opportunity
to act.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20
Mckinley Doctor Bills Reasonable.

Washington, March 20.-The bills
Of the physicians who attended Presi-
dent Mckinley have been received
here and will be transmitted to coI-
gress at an early day. 1t has been
would assume enormous proportions
cut Of all reason, but from the high
est authority the information is Oh.
tanned that they are fair and in no
wise excessive. -
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20
Unanimous as to Course.

Unanimous as to Course.
The Crumpacker resolution to
investigate the franchise question
was not considered at last night !
caucus. Representative Hay, OF
Virginia, presided at the caucus
and Representative Roberts, Of
Louisiana, acted as secretary. Til!
attendance was large. There was nc
division Of sentiment as to the course
to be taken, the question presented
being Simply one of choice between
two resolutions, one offered by Mr.
Langdon, If Texas, and the other by
Mr.. Sulzer, Of New York.
After some remarks by Mr.. Randall
Mr.. Sulzer and Mr.. Cochran, of Mis-
souri,, the Sulzer resolution was votel
down, 80 TO rs, and the Randall reso
luton was then unanimously adopted
The Randall resolution was as fol
lows:
Resolved, by the Democratic mem
bers of the house of Representatives
of the United States of America, in
caucus assembled, That the congress
of the United States should, by reso
luton, express the sympathy of thu
people of the United States for the
people of the South African republic
and the Orange free state in their
heroic struggle to maintain their lib
erty and independence.
Resolved, That the congress
should, in the spirit Of amity AMI
friendship, appeal to the British gov.
eminent, in the interest of humanity
to accept overtures for peace, cease
hostilities and endeavor to bring
about inst and honorable SETTLE
ment of existing differences to the
end that peace may be established.
Should Maintain Neutrality.
Resolved, That the United States
should fairly and honorably maintain
position of strict neutrality in this
contest between nations friendly II
laws are Vigorously and impartialiy
enforced.
Resolved, That we, as Democrats
and representatives Of the people
will use out utmost endeavor to force
the committees now dominated by the
Republican party, having in their
charge resolutions similar to these
to report the same back to the house
SO that the congress may give express
sion thereon, declaring the senti
mentS and will OF the American PEG
ple."
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20
Farmers and Producers
National Bank
sisTERSVlLLE, WEST VA

Phone I9'

Member Pittsburg Stock Exchange. Phone 36Is
z5I Fourth Ave-. Pittsburg Pa.
Specialist In Pittsburg and Western Pennsyl.
vania Stocks.
Handbook of Pittsburg Securities mailed upon
application.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
MUNICIPAL NEWS NOTES.
L1f s or DEPARTMENTS WILL NOT
ALLOWED TO HIRE HELP
Except by Councils order--Thc Mayor
sseeUes.s that Accidents to Vehicles
ard Porscns Be Reported to Him.

The Fanaln street pavement was repaired |
yesterday where the channel had been cut
FOR the laying OF the telephone condulSs I
Tie work is not quite to the llElng OK n
city engineer, however, and he noticed the
cunpa1y that Il must be revised and ceE-
rectsd, IL some places the new wsrs
~ slightly higher than the balance OF tue
pavement, auo as portion Of u has been
done SO well the engineer thinks 10 y ao
mere than right thnt IL should al De
smooth Repllcins he pavemept 1lss ~
II was before cutting, peans lust taa'.
and nothing less, sad Mr.. Dormant yes
t!d1y.
The telephone company began operations
on thar block Of Prairie avenue. ne5vgc-
Travis aud Milan on Monday 10 save
excavation the d!ggers would 20 do'su ts
places and tunnel between the SPACES
thereby endangerng tina s,aulutT % .lt
pavement IN the opinion ot ne cts Gu
gineer He notified rh- ccupauy inst -Esy
must oil al the space HHoF with .ul-
crete aud when ihey e@@assI 90 ptag2
dir. in the excavation Instead 1r csiIa-l
fer ! police officer uEd 1ss fhs man a
charge az fine work t@lel ra. she .ua 1e
6fAce, where he case was Uualiy .s}psveI
amCRbiv The company poHt or s5af
can De- made applicable - circumstance
require.
Au afaclal letter has been seur 20 a.
heads II departpeu,s who employ le.p.
irstruct,ns trem uo. 20 nre 4ny1cag n
future without the order 81 the mayor aac
council. There are several departments s
which this course ~lil De -u entire il19v4
ton. 70 X iu the interest qf elonouy Iu1
efficient sefyice.
Accidents have occurred frequently C.:
Int by Ae family touMuNn 81. a-s1s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
Y. u. c. A. Notns

There will soon be another mus,c,, ..
s"'i@a'lon IN town. II will he launch.d
az inc rooms OF the Young Mems chs,
uan Association next Monday night. Tbis
orgahization will be called the ~. II ~
a, rlee club and no one but member.
VI the association will be eligible 10 r,.,,,
nerSuip. AN Young mon who are assoc,a
{UmJ'nn members and can sing are jnr,,o, -
NAN pe,,h mere VIII be about sixteen chor, 20
stud - me purpose Of the clrb is -
r r,N unte reading so as 10 he ali !"
c rnu vocal music at sight. ana tbor o %
bnn OF training along this line NH
sipeing, io ' ne club makes It's debut nc ~ y
tha oI1cr 70 provide lecture roo,,, q,
ee, present limited quarters OF tho oom 49,. N
Of tb,' oo ~. Two rooms IN the south onc
rs ne partition This room viii e, NOV
No W. used for the educationai wayn nave
~ pfss'seai talks and sles club mes,i Ihsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
OUT OF SORTS.

Pleasant Way to Drive Away the Blues
N lu,t mat VIII bring buck health aud
'uSA thrcAS To the sick as well as please
ttnt paIate of the healthy is a pretty good
loou TO know about lady Ia MINNEAPOLIS
say Il am such an enthusiast upon the
suyect ot Grnpc-Nuts that ! want 10 state
mi, ~ instances OF ITS value that have come
"Iutt my personal experience.
l was taken i'll with serious stomach
lroNple' SO III that the Nlightest movement
gNuseu me pain and could take nothing into
my stomach or retain even medicine or
water ! had been two DAYS without nour.
lsument when my husband suggested trying
Hrape- Nuts.
The nurse prepared some with warm
wafer, sugar aud cream and took IT hcsl-
tauhSy at urst until I found It caused me
no pam aud for ten days took 10 other
nolTlslment. The doctor was surprised at
h{ Improvement and aid not resent my ut.
trihutng the speedy cure TO tho virtues az
n'aE Nuts. lie said he had a case on
t,,"'u q" teething baby who grew rosy
ana rat ON the same diet
btape.NutS are 30 dainty and delicious
lhal II appeals Ia the whole household and
mheh either husband or l feel generally
oni OF sorts We Try conhuiag ourselves
,ith .IlE 10 the food tor day or two
Win the happest results
FOR wear have had for a ncighbor a
peneate sirl-an epicptlc. When l hrst
hAnRSW her she was a mere shadow weighing
90 lhS md subject TO fearful attacks, hav-
lpg as many as II ana 16 Commissions I'm a
uaN' ~ such times she took no uourish
,eVht Whatever. Shn had never tried Grape.
Nuta nnd ae any food seemed 10 Increase
her trouble 81 such times II was with die.
ugWiy | persuaded her 10 try n. Hut
l"u hVr OF inN experience and induced her
70 lFN few spOnufUg
The taste delighted her and eyer sinca
sue has made II her chief article of diet
me result hHt been wonderful. Ter fan.
9Toyement IS the subie Of remark with
aii VINO know her TIE attacks are loss FIRE
luent and violent aud shc has gained -
us. since last November aud her family at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Henry Eberlina Expires at tt;t5 Last
Night-Neart Troubles the Cause.

''S'N ''S@'1 'lOHD'SS INC SSuSe.
Henry Eholing died suddenly at Az
Travis street at 1876 last night, his death
being supposedly due 10 heart trouble.
lie had Just stepped Into the house where
w dled' aud was conversins with some OF
the bSstanders, when he was seen 10 make
eonyulsiNe movement He was assisted
TO a chair and Immediately expired. Ms
body was taken to Ross & wrieht's pndsr.
taxing establishment, where Justice Mini.
thews shortly afterward arrived and viewed
the body After taking the Testimony ~
three witnesses, the inquest was postponed
uutil this morning.
Ihc "eccascd was about ~ years N ,rc
and hod resided IN Houston for several
years He formerly worked for the Am,r'
lyan brewery hut more recently had been
M inc employ of o cigar house. IIe lcavs.
mother and ether relatives az Schul5n.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
Nd lAaoR DAY PRoeRAM.
Al Details VIII Be Arranged at Meet
Ia IL ahr 1 aI,nr rnLr-n TnnLtthl

Az DETAILS VIII Be Arranged at a Meet-
ing Of the Labor Council Tonight
The Labor Council VIII hold n meeting
tonight at the hail to arrange final details
foi the celebration Of Labor Day ON Mon.
uay next Tho program IN full has not
vet been agreed upon and tonight= meeting
Is called for tho purpose OF concluding ali
arrangements Mr. Max Andrew said yes
tarday that he expected between 2uuu ard
5000 meu 10 he no line II the shopmtn
are granted o. holiday hr expects 1000 more
80 jon so tine procession. The route of
march i, from Congress and Caroline mp
Caroline 60 Mckinney. thence 10 Main and
down to Preston. thence out Preston TO
Labor mil ana di~band.
The MD. To- Grand Marshal Proctor Will
be named tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28

the blood is cleansed, pimples, letter,
salt-rheupi, boils, sores, and other results
Of impure blood, are perfectly and per-
tnaaently cured.
HFor three years / suffered with that dreaded
disease ecEenis, y writes Mrs. ]. Xoepp, OF Her
man Oregon. ~ WIS told to try Or piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery, which l did, aud at
ter ] had taken fourteen bottles I was perlna.
rcEtly cured. X has been year since stopped
tsksxg your medicine and II has never appeared
since I think your medicine a wonderful cure
aud hope oth.rs sur-riHg as dir, will take Il
ard be relieved Of tbe'r s,iherieg"
Some of the most remarkable cures
effected by Golden Medical Discovery"
have been OF sc,ofulcus diseases.
II will forever the NIX you for advising me 10
TAXI Or. Pierce's G3lce1 Medical Discovery
writes Mss. jas. Mnrphy, 81 florida, Pocahonjas
Co. iowa at hiss sured me af chroaie iorofula
OF twelve years standing. / had doc,ored for
tue trouble until was completely discouraged
also had chronic darrhea for twelve wears
s.r IN good health now--Aesser than ever was
IN my life, owing TO Dr. Pisfces ciden Medical
Discovery. took s-v-ssi bottles OF The Diseov-
ess teiose stoppsd,-
Accept no substitute for Goldea Ned
ical Discovery There Il nothing ";ust
IS GOOD far diseases OF the s'omsch,
blood and lrnes
Or Pierce'p plesrert reilets cue dr.
s.nsss and sicx hesdaShs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
The Brunner BUDGET

Mrs. Lula Wlihoite and her grandson,
Earl Wiihoite, who have been spending the
summer with the family Of Colonel Archer.
win leave this evening for their home IN
Chattanooga Tenn
Mrs. Turner of I'll Dorado, ARK. Is dan.
gerously M at the residence Of her sister.
Mrs, Haynes
John r. Archer T. slowly recovering from
severe attack ~ fever
Mrs Emma Clark aud Mrs. Mlnulc suess
are visiting friends and relatives nj Bren.
nam.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
GOES TO THE JURY TODAY.

Argument Was Not Concluded at Last
Nights Sitting.
The argument in the Sober case viii be
concluded about noon today, District At.
torney Lea closing for the state. Attorney
Brockman for the defense began his argu.
mont last night, bur court adjourned M
o:3O p, m. and he viii conclude this morn.
ing. Tho jury Will have about two and one.
half days to deliberate ON tho case before
the expiration Of the term limit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28

the peace The negroes were arrested 70,
r ra.5 disturbance on the San Feline
tviu doout ten days ago Spitscr was nnFd
~ ana costs on the concealed woanoN
Sharge and Robinson sos and costs On tbn
charge OF disturbing the peace each de-
Ii Il. d,.l was hned SOS The charge OF rude.
~ displaying a weapon was mol pressed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28

the boys and mems mcetipgs an s,,naA,.
fee. 7'ne'ui secretary Of
,,,a membership "hustle" viii begin Sen.
elpeme l. a membership banquet WIN be
y, uSs Va new member Will he invited
~ 'ne banquet and the member seeming
be- ee p larssst number Of new members viii
insmhe esentsa a valuable prize A new
contest ss 'Ahe part In tue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
n, D. shuok.

a. d, Shuck, aged "a years. died at n
m yesterday at the home OF his parents
at Drummer. He leaves a father mother.
three brothers and two sisters to mourn
his death, Funeral from tho residence nj
o o'clock this morning, Rev. John ". Green
oniciatns. lnterment IN Glenwnod Johu
L, Kopf prepared the body for burial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28

win surpsss any pyrntcchnical exhibition
seen IN the South
1T is confidently expected tiint the 1T.
tendance win break al FORMER records"
The judge said ap WAS glad TO hear HOUSE,
ton is TO have a Rice Carnival and Indus
outcome Of the venture In that direction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
TO Meet prp,1s

J, 2. Harrison, president Of San Antonio
Eemale College, Will be al Grand Central
depot of this city Monday morning Ser
temher ]. 20 meet ana condurt pusil n
San Antonio, leaving the city Nc lo;o5
la. N, on Southern Pacilc. NV"o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
THE DEATH ROLL.
Losnnh Rnssell.

Joseph Russell aged 80 years, died NJ lis
home, 2224 Ruuncls street. M i2.8O n m.
yesterday. Funeral from residence this
afternoon, with lntcumopt in Evergreen
cemetery. Ross \ Wright prepared the
body for burial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
Would You Think 1t?

Would you think it possible that YOU
could be disappointed in the face of awoni-
an whose shapely shoulders, and beauti-
full hair suggest womauly perfection and
beauty Such disappointment comes
not seldom when the face turned to YOU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28

shows dishgur-
ing blotches and
bleniishes. In
general the
cause OF these
cruptions is i'm
pure blood.
DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery puri-
hes the blood,
and re m owes
the corrupt ac-
Gu nj ulatio u q
W h c Ii cause
disease, When
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28

sam spitser and VIII Robinson. coorcd
were before Justice Matthews Yesterday on
the charges Of carrying concealed weanons
rndely displaying q pistol and dIsturbins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28

Have YOU laughter M NOT taI, 80 e
70 r. each Sundays Issue of The '' Hons nv.,
a TfR,n iP91n9rtGosgrayure and ad. OF CARR.
~ Wyi htoEfTE COLLEGE, sherman. Texas.
carr d or once for catalogue. Mrs. o. A.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-09

ways that caused every Masculine
Creature to want to provide for her
ba, she passed up he, privileges In
favor of her Rights. when she found
out TO her surprise that she would have
to Fight for all she Got.
In Business she elbowed and Pushed
her way and adopted bold and as
gressive demeanor, and a I-know as
muchas-any-man attitude, and when
she went into the street to Trade they
picked her Fortune down to the Pin
Feathers before she knew what had
happened to her
Socially she went in for the Jolly
Good-Fellow Racket, and while the
BOOSTERS attended to her Feeds and
prinkfests. they kept their own Pullets
safely locked up on the Home Roosts,
for they opined that while il was Cute
to see Pretty Female Smoking Cigar
cites, they preferred to witness some
other fellows Sister doing the Bohe-
milan Stunts.
AT last il began TO dawn on the Hen
that she had not won out as Handily
as she had anticipated, and she went
to the Owl and thus addressed him:
81 perceive" she said, that instead
of razzle-dazzling the world with my
impersonation of Feminine Success |
have fallen down in II, and nothing
but my sex prevents the Audience from
bestowing Kisses and Passe Vegeta-
bles upon me. | perceived that Mas.
culine Creatures held all the Star Roles
and Big Pay Envelopes in Life and
! determined to follow their Example
and copy their methods.
* learned to smoke Cigarettes, al.
though abhor Tobacco, and /, makes
me i'll. l learned to laugh at stories
that made the Goose Flesh rise all
over me and | discarded all my glad
rags for these Salvation Army Confec-
tions, yet it has all been N. G., and |
do not understand IT,"
"The trouble with most females" re.
piled the Owl with great sagacity, "is
that when they start out TO be Mas
culine they forget to be Gentlemanly
You were an admirable Hen, but
you are very bad Imitation Rooster
and the reason the world will not
stand for your Grow is because It is
not the Real Thing.
ut takes all the Gray Matter any
one Creature is liabale to Possess tC
understand her own sex, and | advis,
you to return to the Graft you know
instead of trying to break into Game
with which you are not familiar"
Thereupon the Hen returned to the
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-09
The Ether Club

The Ether club is the latest fashion
able Partisan fad. Its object Ia 10
ocunteract the growing prevalence OF
etheromania, and It's members ayow
that they were formerly addicted 10
It's delights in the form OF ice creams
and other preparations. The honorary
president is M. victorien sardou, the
secretary. M. Philippe Crozler, the a.
rector of the Protocol Tho members
include medical scientific and artistic
celebrities. A proposal to admit lad,es
was unanimously rejected The con
verts' resolved TO abstain totally from
ether and to spread anti-ether dor
trines to the best OF their ability An
other rule forbids members 10 wear
decorations In the club-London
Chronicle.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-09
THE HEN WHO FAILED.
4 Fable on the Enlargement Of the
Feminine Sphere.

Once upon time there was a lit.
tie brown Hen who had lived happily
Tor many years in a Barnyard, where
she Clucked and Clacked and mind ID
her Nest, and was a generally uselL
and agreeable member of Society.
At last, however, she grew discon-
tented with her narrow Domestic
Sphere, and determined to go out
into the Wide, Wide World to seek her
fortune.
Il opine,' she said to herself, that
II is Wicked for a Creature Of my In,
candescent Intellect to bury her Tai
ents in making Mere Home, and that
there is no use in Wife wasting her
oratory on Husband who will not
even Encore the Performance when
there are Lecture Lyceums spelling
for Orators.
Neither has 1t gotten Past me that
the BOOSTERS have a line on Life that
We Hens have missed. and that in the
General Division of Things they got
the Loot and We got Most of the
Labor. l also apprehend that It is
much less Fatiguing to Sand on a
Fence and Grow over your Family
than 1t is to Scratch for 1t. and |
should like to Tackle that side of the
Job for awhile.
ut is true that have Known a good
many Hens who have gone out in
search of Careers who have found a
Cold Frost instead, but am next to
the fact that The Reason they Failed
was because they were too Feminine.
so 1t is up to me to understudy the
Lords of Creation and to display a
Bold and Masculine Grasp of Things. .
Thereupon the Hen rufiled up all her
Feathers and staggered forth into the
Great Undiscovered and began to put
her theories into execution.
Her first move toward Cinchng the
Glorious Crown of Success was to get
her Top Knot cut off. Then she dis
carded all the foolish feminine frins
and frivols and adopted Rational
Costume that left you Guessing wheth-
or she was Male or Female or merely
Conundrum.
In the despised Home Days she had
had a gentle little voice that was as
cheering as the Kettle singing on the
hearth, but she forgot It and learned
to Cable in Fog-Horn Falsetto that
she mistook for an impressive Mascu.
line Grow.
She had also possessed winning