The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
VOLUME XXXvII-NUMBER $50.

WIN ulucuily tnAt Ofuef was restored,
~ asked you, Mr.. Wilson, to tell me Of
4 market OF the world, y said Gen. Coz.
turning 70 Mr.. Wilson, "and you aid
mot give me one, did you, sir?" =
NO, No, No, yelled the crowd,
"Will you tell me Of a market, tell mo
Of one; appeal to the crowd, 10 Mr..
Wilson,
"He can'tdo tn replied the crowd.
Then hold your peace and le. ma
Gofi.,,
III there Is anything Mr.. wilson
knows anything about It Is the sugar
trust; Is i the only thing the Ways aud
Means Committee gave audience 70.
The doors Of your committee were slam
med In the faces Of the manufacturer Of
West Virginia, while AIr. Havemyer,
the head Of the great Democratic sugar
trust, was freely admitted. You know
Is well rs you live that your National
Committee got its Golfers we'll filled,
well lined IRON this same HayemyeF.
Talk about Doodle when your own
Grover Cleveland sent his $4,000 check
To- your committed You will be
ashamed Of this talk tomorrow, Mr..
Wilson. Now, Mr.. Wilson, what & the
use Of this demarory ~
In referring 70 the claim about iroa
srh0ols In Jefferson county, General
Gof asked the audience Il they had, at
the time Wilson Referred 10 iree
schools in Wood county? reno sir, mo
sif.nl
"But You hat them in JefFerson conn.
ty, Mr.. Wilson9n
Eyes sir"
"Well, | would be ashnmed IN toll II
would be ashamed 10 belong To n marty
that kept school In one eonnty ana
not in another, Over In Jefferson eot,n.
ty 10 70 TO
vpvp so,,oo, ,,,o,,
,.-,N,'t - ssVSt DAsOse i"s wax
poor Doy hau 70 Do registered as an in.
digent pupil, and had 70 sit in the school
house on the pauper bench. where tho
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Snse. ~ Soo. peS y.n.eu In..s tne
;n,S ~ " - s.ou AZ nih ane IIoVe nun %
@ nnn Saua oIse sna. ~. VI niS 'stnet. pta
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s...a " ~ SsheIson SpuIty peIoIe tne
s,S,a,,i w d. h's Tno' ou' u %A gte@
TSSscSiaa.,, ~ .,IS aiso says We nal Wucu
on"a Slef Sntn .iI ior tsy
nroois .Inos,' oe, s n
S pnSae = ,.r;dS tns ~ u0esa SUI III iIhiy hiay
showsit. for h isn't needed. The "reat.
est farce ever heard was when you said
The the country improved most from ls50to
iooV. IN taree essH hundred p years ~ tlis
H. VI ~ i'UDf Nil. uau f ,nsa Es'tt oV,VVY
~ ~ iSo ~ M.l9 ii IN l9So tey sa9
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~ ~ aDm n n,Sn. auso'a.lns S,' the .hHls olli
S Sn;iJiyso y o',.t ,I tia% s englgeS ~ i'liroau
Ou,g Oul,u y. " WIS, tLls eia'e NO, your own
a,", .Si nna 81: |" ''oh' 10 h0' "ith !o" anu ]
!Ou Nuo" ''
WILSON EXPERIENCES SURPRISE.
Mr.. Wilson began his reply under less
ansniciops circru s,apces ,h,, b,.ion
~ psi', t'yI9 vs.. ..-,,,.1 - '',.e.9 , Vs'o's'
iie . ,,. sa'u ue "uulU or'lig tuFes JetaoGFH's
iIEit ,y!i 1n Wy w Slaes 70 zen. eoH 10 SNOW
i.in' 'ttIIs Il'' auNye.lp's VINO lte ouiiH-
IHg laiiro1us, T, unI ne Drought out Col;
HelsoH Eha,lSellur, Joetph Nea! ana
S2gn Ghi W v: ha'nPone, stocRiioldeLs IN tue
unlo nl'er IoaIt VINO eactl Dooned up
seIeIely' Dut niiilost ihimediateiy SUP
slueu Us some one oil thelr nelghbofs
Julagtu up anu Aiie' =,
,,i. hes, ana Ihey built 1t with pauper
i'Siiah W Iil!, Innor ..., ~. m-..,,-.
r;rbt ,brr,, $50 'As'' '''
7'There are markets Of the world, my
fiends," said Mr. Wilson.
" n, nets ~ are thley, Wiisonf yeiied
inan u .lv9 On tne oTIsElIls ol Ihe crowd.
"hy, IN hngllnI, where our wheat
Is ! III c9ihpetis!9a VIVA t.@ oi uie World
IN NJ, tte @ itee t,arNet OF tllat country.
lne next I'VE ull'utes were consumed
~ ~ ABUSING AnurS carnegie, ttesideht
t E9Nttr OF the kepnOllSIn League oi
SIIDs, ana other hspnDncahs and ~
Iouglh9 General uoil queries us 10 tne
location ot tue markets oil tue world.
Hnebiylng 70 the intTrrosatory oil utnera
Gou as 10 the Jefferson ante-war irce
achool system, ar. wilson SAID he diu
NOT happen 10 be one OF the panPers,
aud IL Jeuefson county hau not gwen