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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the city aid wheeling People
AhFhod

Strangers In the City md Wheeling People
Abroad.
Capt. John Porter, OF New Cumber.
land, is at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. E. T. Affleck, of Columbus, was
at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. A. "A. King, Of Cleveland, is in
the city. He is at the Windsor.
Miss Allie McCabe and Miss Helen
DeVries left for Charleston yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Stephens, OF GAINESVILLE, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles Men
kemeller.
Mrs. Henry s. Walker, of Charleston,
is at the Mcclure House. Mr.. Walker
will be here to-day.
Mrs. r. 4. Devries, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. G. A. MooreHeld, left for
Baltimore yesterday.
Capt. Neil g. Kerr, OF Cincinnati, a
popular travelling railroad passenger
agent, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Clarence II. Swearingen, of Pitts.
burgh, whose friends in Wheeling are
numerous, is at the Hotel Windsor.
Ansley Gray, of 0berlin, Ohio, is at
the Stamm. He has been making speech
es in the interest Of the Prohibition
amendment.
Mrs. W. A. Isett will entertain the
members Of the Progressive Euchre
Club this evening at her residence on
North Main street.
Mr.. N. II. McNabb, Of the "Cold Day.
Company, Wheeling's popular come.
dian, came home yesterday to remain
until after the election.
Hon. B. ]. Smith, of New Cumberland,
Republican candidate for State Senator
from this district, is the guest of his son,
S. g. Smith, OF East Wheeling,
State Senator E. A. Sweeney and Mr..
T. B. Furbee, both of Tyler county, are
at the Stamm. They are supposed to be
here for the purpose OF sticking Chair
man Riley, who runs the campaign, for
some Democratic Doodle.
Yesterday morning, after an illness Of
some months from heart affection, Mrs.
V. w. Berry, wife OF Mr.. Berry, fore.
man Of the INTELLIGENcER bindery,
passed away peacefully. The bereayed
family have the sympathy Of wide cir.
Gle OF friends.
The senior class OF Webster school
was nicely entertained Hallow-E'en by
Miss Lille Thompson, a member OF the
class, at her home out McColloCh street.
The time was spent very pleasantly by
the young people.
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The Registers abuse OF Mr.. Mcclure is
losing votes for Superintendent OF Free
Schools B. S. Morgan.
That is great meeting announced for
the Alhambra rink Saturday night. II
you read the advertisement il is not
necessary to advise you to be there.
Col. G. L. Poorman addressed large
audience last night ut Lafayette Opera
House, at Martins Ferry. The subject
OF Tariff for Revenue, alias Free Trade,
and Tariff for Protection, was ably
handled.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson will speak in
English and Hon. Augustus Pollack in
German ut the ALEXANDRIA fink, in the
Eighth ward, this evening. The Repub.
liEan marching clubs OF the city will
escort the speakers down.
Talk about boodle The Republican
Committee has not had money enough
to even hire a band for this campaign,
while the Democracy has an expensive
one hired for the season. Besides,
George Il. Jingle is out in the interior.
1t is scarcely for the Republicans that he
IS "DoOullng,
Let no workingman forget, in spite of
the frenzied appeals Of the Free Traders,
that vote for Protection in this cam
paign will settle for lifetime the policy
Of this country. Let the support OF the
Taritfbe so strong that the Democracy
will never have the hardihood to attack
it again.-NetrS Letter.
The stalwart Republicans of Liberty
district, and there are a great many Of
them, are arranging to make the rally
that is to take place ut West Liberty to-
morrow afternoon rousing affair.
There will be good speakers in attend
ance, the Liberty cornet band and two
or three drum corps will be on hand
and everything will conspire to make
the occasion memorable.
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Z. cambridge Munday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says:
"Have used Electric Bitters with most
happy results. Ny brother also was
very low with malarial fever and jaun.
dice, but was cured by timely use OF this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life"
Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Cave,
KY, adds a like testimony, saying: "He
positively believes he would have died,
had 1t not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as
well as cure all malarial diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach disor-
ders stands unequaled. Price 80 cents
and 81 at Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. o
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4 FUNNY SNAP.
An Editor who has no Desire to Sell Extra
Papers.

An Editor who has no Desire to Sell Extra
Papers.
The issue ofthe Register OF Wednesday
contained SO many pointers showing the
Free Trade tendency Of the Democratic
party, SO many things which in the
hands of anybody but blindly partisan
Democrats, must do good for the cause
Of Harrison and Protection, that the
Republican Committee decided to circu-
late number OF extra copies rs cam
paign document. Accordingly Mr..
Spaulding X. Wallace and Mr.. Ralph
Whitehead called at the Register office
yesterday and tried to purchase 500 ex-
ira copies. After some hesitancy Mana
ger fancy declined to sell them. He
said the big pile OF dead stock OF that
issue under the counter was sold, and
refused to print the number desired for
less than fifteen cents apiece.
The Register is not printed for general
circulation. 1t is these days q sort OF a
secret circular campaign sheet intended
to 20 only into the hands OF picked
readers. The manager has SO little faith
in his own paper that he is afraid TO have
it circulated indiscriminately. Inshort,
he places on it the some estimate us the
general public-it can't do blind DEM
ocrat any harm, but it will not do for
anybody else to get hold OF it.
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THE CALDWELL LOTS.
The Sale Continued Yosterday-4O Lot.
Remaining.


Auctioneer Hervey yesterday contin.
ued the sale OF the Caldwell lots, and
2O4 of the $50 lots have now been sold.
Following is list OF yesterdays sales:
Division J-Lot 90 for S25; lot 70 for
S25; lot Il for SS5; lot 70 for S95; lot 70
for $50; lot "A for $50; lot 70 for SIS;
lot 20 for $40; lot n for S35; lot rs for
SIS; lot 20 for $40; lot so for $40; lot 81
for $S5.
Division K-Lots ! and . for $40; lot
8 for $40; lot for $50; lot 8 for S25; lot
30 for $50; lots 80 to Al inclusive for S25
each; lot AZ for SIS; lot 43 for $35; lot
40 for $50; lot AZ for S45; lot As for $50;
lot 40 for $50; lot 80 for S35; lot 81 for
$50; lot SO for $50; lots So to 81 inclusive
for SIS each; lots CO to GO inclusive for
SIS each; lots 81 to 81 inclusive for $40
each, and lots 50 to so inclusive for So
each. The sale will be continued this
at 10 o'clock.
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them. A Democrat at least an average
Democrat-will not go to n Republican
meeting, or II he does he will not stay.
He then proceeded to talk about Mr..
Carnegie and the steel rail trust. The
steel rail mills are nearly all idle to-day.
II there was so much money in the bust
ness would they not run? The fact is,
that while the duty oil steel rails is $l7 a
ton. the difference in price OF rails here
and in England is just s.. The speaker
read an official statement OF the
WAGES IN STEEL RAIL MILLS
in this country and in England, and it
was shown that the American wage
workers are paid more than So per ton
above the English wages. This is the
reason rails cost more here than there.
Take the duty of and the wages here
must be reduced to the level OF wages in
England. say, keep the price higher,
and keep the foreign rails out, and give
the s. ~ the laborers. Cheers.
The course of the Democratic party in
Congress on all Free Trade or tariif re-
duction bills was reviewed, showing that
they have been pGrsistently and con-
sistently against Protection, while the
Republicans always voted almost solidly
against Free Trade or any step in the
direction Of Free Trade.
Extracts from speeches or writings OF
Mills, Wilson, Vest, Mcdonald, Waiter.
son, and other leading Democrats were
read, to show their real sentiment 10 be
in favor OF Free Trade.
Where, on the contrary, is there any
Democrat in power to-day who ever did
anything for Protection2 Is there one
Democrat besides Mr.. Randall and Mr.,
Converse, and others who are
CONSPICUOUS By THEIR ABSENCE,
who ever showed himself to be for Pro
lection in any way but by his talk onthe
stump?
The Senate bill was taken up, and
shown to be o good protectionist meas
ure. II was compared with the Mills
bill, and the sectional character aud in.
consistency OF the latter was clearly
shown. The remark that il tie tariff
ought to be revised, it was the part OIL
wisdom to entrust that revision TO the
friends OF Protection, provoked respon,
siye applause. II, said Mr.
Hearne, a man had q valued picture, i'm
paired by age, and wished to have it re-
touched, he would not so to the artist
who pronounced the paining unworthy
the trouble Of repainting, but to an artist
who sympathized with the owners de
sire to preserve it. That ia the position
Of the two parties on the protective
tariff.
In conclusion Mr.. Hearne named the
candidates on the National and State
tickets, and each name was heartily
cheered, but particularly that OF Gen
Golf. His last words were eloquent anC
earnest, aud the house answered Will
almost constant enthusiastic applause.
On suggestion OF Chairman Buchanan
the audience adjourned with three
cheers for W. II. Hearne, which were
given with hearty will,
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received q complete and artistic
assortment Of Sultings, PantalOOnings
and 0yercOatings, which We warrant to
make up In ilrst-ClasS style, and ut rca-
sOnable prices. Fit guaranteed.
SpCcialtleS--JuSt recrlvcd, so dozen
more Of the best so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts ut so cents
and upwards, Full line OF our cele-
brateA Kait Jackets.
=" G. HESS s SONS,
1921 & 1928 Market Street.
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Are important problems, the former de-
pending greatly on the latter. Every
one is familiar with the healthy proper
ties OF fruit, and no one can afford to be
sick and miserable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, may be had Of
our eHterprisiHg druggists. Sold by
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and G. Menkenmeller. At Bellaire by
N n Mnrnnr
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Railroad Connection to Berkeley Springs.
The Berkeley Springs & Potomac Rail-
road, operated by the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, running from Han
cock, W. Va, a station on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad to Berkeley Springs,
W, Va, will be opened for business on
Thursday, November l, when trains will
run as follows: Leave Hancock 9:40 a.
M, l2;45 p. IN. and 5:40p. m.
Leave Berkeley Springs 500 a. In.,
1885 a. m. and 4:l0 p. m.
The running time between the two
points being twenty-five minutes.
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"Tho conllngenl Amendmepl LoarnD., !.


An organization was formed last night
by number Of Republican voters I'm
der the style OF the dContinpent Amend.
ment League" The purp6se is to see
that Hon. q. W. Atkinson gets fair NAV
on the issue Of Protection ms against Free
Trade; The members are all men who
intend to vote against the Prohibitory
amendment unless a fight is made on
the Republican nominee for Congress by
the liquor interest. II satisfactory eyi-
dence that that is being done is offered,
every member stands pledged to vote
and exert his influence for the passage
OF the Amendment. The membership
Is secret, but any Republican desiring
TO JON can easily find way to get into
communication with the officers. Mr..
Atkinson will first learn of this move
ment when he reads this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02

In the Van Baker murder case, at
Wellsburg, yesterday, Messrs. Braddock,
Cook and Moore, OF counsel for the de-
Tense, made their speeches to the jury.
All were strong, eloquent pleas for their
clients life. The case will be closed for
the State this morning by Hon, John
McSweeney, OF Wooster, Ohio. His
great speech on the former trial has
caused a general desire all over this part
OF the country TO hear him, and the
court room will not begin to hold the
people who want to get into 1t to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov, l.-For West
Virginia fair; warmer, southerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania fair, fol-
lowed by light showers; on the lakes
Friday evening, stationary temperature
and southwesturly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02

ARE you made miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow SkinP Shiloh's Vita
lizer is a positive cure.
Why will you cough when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, SO cts. and 81.
A NASAL Injector free with each bottle
OF Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. Sold by W. Z. Williams and @.
Menkemiiler. DAw-Eow
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MEN s SUITS!
OUR ASSORTMENT OF FINEST
BUSINESS
Dress SUITS =!
Is Simply Magnificent,

and are being eagerly bought
by the best dressed men in
town. Many of them (Sack,
as well as Frocks) are line!
with pure Italian Serge an:
Satin, and some with pure SlE
The sizes are yet unbroken /
these rich fashionable and s..
perbly elegant suits, and
you'll come now we'll be aBs
to fit you perfectly. And wei
press out every fold thorougs
ly and deliver them to you d
a nice box-as "clean as a kit
tens hair"
There's nothing to be game.
by delay, while there's muci
to lose. The advantages d
everything from which to Sc
lect; the satisfactory privilcg,
Of first choice f; the securing 0
fresh, unhandled goods, anl
the allowing yourself plenty o
time in which to make YOU
selection, Such are a few o
the more important advantage:
that you have in buying NOW
when stock is at its best.
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OVERCOATS!
We neverhad such an overco at
trade as during the present
raw and chilly spell.

We never had such Over
coats-thst is SO many fine,
elegant, incompatible overgar-
ments. We sold more over
garments of every description
during the last three days than
all the stores in town will sell
the entire week. And we
ought to do it, for we have
more Overcoats than all the
stores in town combined.
We offer you choice of thou
sands-two large rooms full Of
them, hundreds Of which are
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02

The cold weather lately has brought
TO our store hosts Of buyers for flhn
nelS, SkirtinGS, Blankets, Comforts
Hosiery aud Wooden Underwear. You'll
will lojk no farther II you Inspect our
stock. Sanitary woo.ens II specially.
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IT is well to remember that the oldest
cases OF rheumatism and neuralgia have
been speedily cured by Salvation Oil.
Price % cents d bottle.
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lot OF slightly damaged Clarksburg home
made Blankets will be here to-day. So IS
is the price per pair, regular price 50.
STONE & THOMAS.
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THE biggest thing ont is what the
druggists term DR., Bulls Cough Syrup;
its sale is enormous and II has never
been known to fail. Price 20 cents.
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that you can buy Atwood Tricots, yard
wide, ut 25c per yard, Mt
STONE & THOMAS.
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Call and see our new line OF Cloaks
and Shawis, it will pay you.
STONE & THOMAS.
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Music by Mayors orchestra at Wind
sor Athletic Society's ball at Teutonia
hall this evening.
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for ladies', men and children, in red,
whiteand sanitary, all qualities, at lowest
prices. STONE & Thomas.
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ATTEND the ball Of the Windsor Ath-
letic Society Mt Teutonia hall this
evening.
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There was more than nine months Of
Congress and the result was very small.
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ale Sntelliof1lter.
object Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.


New AuRertiSSmShtS'
Lost-A Ladies' Watch.
For sale LOw-iand in Tyler county-w. v.
on the Irnck-Potatoes-,r a. Morris & Co.
For CInClnnRtl-SteAmcr Lizzie Bay.
Sparcribs. &c IF. Schenk 4 sons
ftumed KnightS-GenerAi Orders No 10.
Grand Opera HOuse-A Tramp IN Town.
sleeplesSnCss Liver Regulator.
Your Ears-B. u, i.
" BIsEW6cat Ficur-Conncr & sncdeker.
Public Sale OF 40 Building Lots.
Public Sale of Main Street Real Property.
The Most Talented Expert, &c.-D. GundlinS
q Booming bargains In Finest Clothlng-M.
Gutman Il C0.-FOurth pHge.
Hon. ". I. Hubbard and others ut ALEXANDRIA
RInk--HCad Of Local.
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Geo. M. Shook & Co.

I In onr Dress Goods Department we arc
showing all weRves aud shades oil silks
Sinciudiftg the celebrated new weave
lPcnu dc Sole. Atwood Henriettns,
SerICs, Brondcloths, and oil numbers OF
lprIeStley'S SILK Warp Henrlellas, select
led shades. All COlOFS Of SILK Pushes
Hiram m rcnts npF ward nm,
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1921 s 1928 Market Stree


The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered asfollows:
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and both reduce the surplus and give in
creased Protection? The reduction OF the
duties-on pottery ware, for instance-it
was plainly shown, would stimulate the
importation. and SO increase the reve-
nue., while at the same time injuring the
wor&insman whom they profess to love
US they love their lives.
added to tho cost OF the article and is a
tax on the consumer. Is that true?
["No," mo-" mort
A man in the audience sangout, "Tell
us about CarnegieI" and immediately
left the hall. Mr.. Hearne commented
on this with telling effect, saying any
Republican would go to a Democratic
listen respectfully to the argu-
ments, and then go out and answer
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NEW and desirable novelties in jew.
elry received daily from now uhth
Christmas. DO not full 10 see them, ut
JACOB ". GitUBBS
JeWelry Store,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Music by Mayors orchestra at Wind
POT SSf, athletic society's ball ut Teutonia
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The following amount OF work was
done by the city letter carriers in tho
month OF October, 1855:
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DRINK MaltO for the nerves,
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Registered letter. DELIVERED A.,


Total pieces handled .O;6
increase over september, lsSs........, $3.50
l.. II. ALIRlGHT,
Superintendent OF Carriers.
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DRINx MaltO, % cents a bottle.
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Is. Coon selIs dry goOds the cheapest
The Washington critic., 1888-06-20
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

Building permits have been granted to
Ida Demonet to erect dwelling 033 New
Hampshire avenue, SO, 500; NJ. Fahrmeyer
dwelling Is Pierce street, $500; Ellen
O'Connori dwellings llS and 100 Pierce
street, $1,000; Mrs. Mary Gunnell, dwell
ings l0l7, 1913, 1021 and 1923 Seventh
street southeast, 5000; J. Humphrey,
dwellings l4l, l43 and las N street, 81, GOO;
G. l.. Dubois, dwellings 3lS TO 32i Fourth
street and 1919 and 1921 II street south
east, $4,000.
The Collector Of Taxes is required to
furnish over his own signature, certified
statements of unpaid taxes on property
whenever called upon TO do so. Con-
fusion has been caused heretofore by dhe
collector embracing in his statement of
unpaid taxes which are really not due,
but have been paid by sale Of the prop
erty, An order has been passed by the
commissioners making 1t the duty. of the
Collector to Confine the statement strictly
to the taxes due and unpaid.
The Commissioners apprehend that
their appropriation bill will be DELAYED
until after July, and thus will shorten
the working season in which improve
ments can be made. In view of the de.
lay in advertising for materials, they
have written the First Comptroller on
the legality of purchasing some of them
in open market when the appropriations
become due.
The. Commissioners today prepared
their deficiency bill to be presented to Con-
gress. The Deficiency bill failed TO be-
come Q law last year, and the amount Of
the bill has necessarily increased oonsid-
erably. The total amount embraced in
the bill is $3i, ,7lS26.
The following statement prepared at the
suggestion of the Commissioners shows a
wonderful increase in the District reve.
nues during the first eleven months of
thepast three years:
looo 9l,olOiUOD,0J
1887 1891 ,906 20
1883 .,..... .,...,."..,,.........., 1925 80
The Washington critic., 1888-06-20
DErARTMENT PERSONALS.


Tile contract for lighting the Interior
awarded to the Brush Electric Light
Company.
Robert #. Bailey has been appointed
postmaster at Fabers mills, Nelson
County, Va.
A postotiice has been established at
Sewington. Fairfax County, Va. Henry
A. Pearsons in charge.
The Thurman feeling in the South is
shown by the establishment in York
County, N. c., of a postotfice bearing the
name Bandana.
Postmaster General Dickinson is in
New York on official business.
Miss Celia Garter of the War Depart.
ment has left the city for New York,
where she will remain until July5.
Miss Hester Lawton the Agricultural
Department is visiting friends IN Charles
ton, W. Va,
Allison Febey of the State Department
is away from the city on sick leave.
Walter Smith of the Second Auditors
office has gone to Norfolk on private
business.
Miss Alice Wright of the Interior De-
partment is detained at home by illness.
Miss Sarah Sexton is enjoying a relief
from her duties at the State Department
and is staying in Virginia.
John Il. Philips, who was to-day ap.
pointed to succeed Judge Krekel, re-
Signed, as Judge of the Western district
oi Missouri, was member of Congress
aTom 1874 to 1876, also in 1SS0-Sl