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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-21
MR.. RILEY IS ELECTED
To the Chaimanship Of the
Democratic Committee
AFTER A VERY BITTER FIGHT
d. Clinton GaIlaghcr's Political Eye
Observation-Disclosures Gets
the State Nominating
Convention.

Special Di.pdieh to he iHieHigeHor.
PAREERsDURG, W. Va, March 2O.-To'
days meeting here OF the State Demo
cratic Executive Committee was n lively
and important affair. The following
members were present: D. II. Leonard,
Thomas Riley, j. G. Holmes, D, NJ.
Camp, b. II. oxley, G. Il. Oldham,
Thomas b. Davis, James Smith, r. D,
Blair, D. G. Gallaher, V. S. Armstrong
and q. 7. Vinson, being all OF the com
mittee but ]. G. Montgomery.
J.B. Taney, OF Wheeling; Ed. A. Ben:
nett, Of Huntington; George Washing
ton Tippett, Of Point Pleasant, and
other wheel horses were also here to
lend advice. The most important busi-
ness was the election Of chairman to
succeed Hon. Dave Leonard, resigned.
DISAPPOINTED STATESMAN.
There were two candidates, Thos. S.
Riley, Of Wheeling, and D. Clinton Gal
laher, of Charleston. After a bitter
and long protracted fight, Riley was
elected, the vote standing seven for Riley
and four for Gallaher, one man not vot.
ing. Mr.. Gallaher expected TO be elected
and is consequently awfully blue. Hon.
w. II. Chancellor was elected to fill
Leonard's place us Il member OF the Com
mittee.
Another strong contest was developed
when the place for holding the State
nominating convention came up. Par
kesburg, Charleston and Huntington
were nominated. Charleston withdrew
in favor of Huntington and the latter
place won by very close vote. The
men from the upper end OF the State
were for Parkersburg. The time set for
this convention is August lG.
TO ELECT NATIONAL DELEGATES.
The committee decided to call con-
grcssional district conventions instead OF
a State convention to elect delegates to
the National Convention ut st. Louis.
These district conventions will be on the
eighth OF May.
The convention for the First Congress
ional district will be held ut Wheeling;
for the Second ut Grafton; for the Third
Mt Charleston, and for the Fourth at
RavenswOOd.
The committee held its meeting at
Hills Hotel, and was presided over by
Mr.. Leonard. the retiring chairman.
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THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
Alterations Made In the Mills BIll-wheu
the Measure will be Reported.

Nlltuu
the Measure will be Reported.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2O.-In ad'
dition to those already mentioned sever
al amendments were made by the Ways
and Means Committee in the Mills tariff
bill before its completion in the com,
mittee. One Of these touches Ornamen'
tai earthenwarc, which Is made dutiablG
by the bill ut 10 per cent advalorem,
This carthenware is by the amendment
raised to the class above II In the bill,
and made to pay n duty Of IS per cent
advalorcm, whereas the present duty Is
50 percentum.
In the iron schedule the entire clause
relating 10 steel ilgots and fixing the
duty on that class OF manufactures
which was re.cllSsifed to some extent al
81 per cent adValOrem, was stricken from
the bill, leaving the duty at the present
figure OF 45 per cent advalOrem.
In the section relating to gloves and
fixing the duty on them at IS per cent
al valorem, an exception was made in
the case OF gloves made OF silk talIet0
which were placed at 80 per cent adya
loren, to equal the duty on the silk from
which they are manufactured. Hemp
flax and jute twines, which nov pay 3
per cent duty advllorem, and which
| the original bill proposes to place at q
per cent, was still further reduced las
night to Is per cent.
The present indications are that tht
bill viii be reported to the house in th'
early part Of next week, although th(
Committee has not yet formally directec
a report 70 be made. -
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CHICAGO, March 2O.-A local paper
says: General Manager Stone, Of the
Burlington road telcgraphed his eastern
agent yesterday instructing them to send
no more engineers or tiremen under
any circumstances. The raising OF the
snow blockade has resulted in rush Of
engineers that has surpassed anything
since the strike begun. Thursday S0S
crews had been engaged, and Saturday
the number had increased to 90S, in
Guiding those now on their way from
the eastern States and Canada. The
grand total is over LOCO crews. 1t is be-
lievcd that hundred more have been
engaged, but the agents are instructed
not to send them. The Central Iowa
telegraphed to the Quincy for men yes
terday and arrangements will be made
to supply them with the overflow.
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BOTH SlDBS HAPPY.
No Important Developments in the Bur
Ilngton Strike-Both are Satisfied.

No Important Developments In the Bur
lington strike-Botli are Satisfied.
CnIcAGo, March 2O.-The feature Of
the Burlington strike to-day was ru-
mored combination between the engi-
neers and firemen and the twenty-five
hundred switchmen and brakemen en-
ployed on the road. Inquiry among
brakemeu and switchmen failed to au-
thenticate the rumor, although all
Of them admitted having heard of it,
and declared that its consummation
would mean certain defeat to the 90"
company. So far as actual observation
goes, no change in theIrelative positions
OF the Brotherhoods and the 20" waste
be seen to-day. The latter maintains
it is pursuing the even tenor OF its way,
undisturbed by the rumors OF wars on
other roads, while the former express
themselves satisfied with the situation,
and as confident Of success as when first
the strike was called.
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BARSEsvILLE, o., March 20.-In Somer-
set township, this county, Saturday night
n gang OF Temperanceville roughs was
disturbinga literary soCietyat Rock River
school-house, when John Jcffers and his
son Joseph, respectable citizens OF the
nHighborhood, attemptedto restore order.
A fight ensued, and young Jeffers was
cut in the right lung by ruffian named
somers and is thought 10 be fatally in.
iured.
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CoLruurs, o., March 9O.-Thc jury in
the tally sheet forgery cases came into
court this evening and the foreman re-
ported that there was wide difference
between them and he did not think
they would be able to agree. The
judges sent them to bed with instructions
torytum to the jury room and renew
work tomorrow.
Allen o. Myers, arrested for contempt
Of court and brought here last evening
has failed to appear and another attach
ment has been issued for him.
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NKw YoRE, March 2O.-A handsome,
expcnsively attired young woman about
20 years old, jumped into East river this
afternoon, and on being rescued was
takOn as a prisoner to Bellevue hospital.
At the hospital she gave the name
OF Annie Adams, but refused to
tell where she lived. She said she
was betrothed toa wealthy young man
who lived in San Francisco and that
after all the wedding arrangements had
been made her lover was found dead in
his room, apparently Killed by his own
hand
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THE EANAwHA DELEGATION
Has Satisfactory Interview with the River
and IInrbor Committee.

AhAAh - phAAhAhaNoAS 49, A%@' ~
and IIarbor Committee.
Special Dipdtch to The Intdligateer,
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2O.-Tht
hearing of the Kanawha delegation be
fore the River and Harbor Committee
took place to-day. Henry S. Walker
presented the case admirablyin speech
OF mn hour and half. The proposition
OF the delegation was for S500, 900, rise
OF 800 per cent over former appropria.
tions. The money was asked mainly
for new locks at the mouth OF Scary and
head OF Red House dams.
Mr.. Blanchard, OF Louisiana, Chair.
man, at the conclusion OF Mr.. Walkers
remarks, half sarcastically asked him il
this remarkable increase would not tend
to make other increases necessary, and
thustond to defeat the bill. Mr.. Walker
begged the indulgence OF the Committee
TO reply with an anecdote. An aged
father gave his son much advice about
the race Of life, saying that many sweet
and delightful things were lost for want
of the asking.
Chairman Blanchard, who thus sought
to take Walker off his feet, was subject.
ed TO much merriment. Mr.. Walker
said to the lNTELLIGENCER correspondent
tonight that the Kanawha improvement
would doubtless receive three hundred
thousand dollars this year. This is Just
twice the usual appropriation. The
visit OF the fine delegation from IA
nawha has been worth fully one hun
dred thousand dollars to the improve
ments. The Kanawha delegation has
made discovery, namely, booming in q
good style pays.
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The Maryland boundary,

The Oakland, Nd, Republican says;
In 1889 the States OF Maryland and
West Virginia by concurrent action on
the part OF their Legislatures had a sur
vey made OF the boundary line between
the two States. The report OF the sur
veyors was adopted by the Maryland
Legislature, but it never has been by
the West Virginia Legislature. Senator
Browning introduced Tuesday joint
resolution requesting the Attorney Gen
cral to give his opinion in regardto the
proper remedy to be pursued in order
to establish the boundary line refer
red 10,
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Tint yIlrInl TrrnMInr Case.

Sr. LorIs, March 2O.-Dr. George Cox
was in Judge Wilson'S court at Spring
field. Mo-, this morning to explain why
he anointed Ellie Ellis with carbolit
acid last Wednesday. He waived OK
animation and was bound over to an
swcr TO the Grand Jury in May, and wa'
released OH 5000 bond.
Trenton Cox, tho wayward son, and
the injured girl were in court and wert
held rs witnesses. Trenton says there
will be no prosecution and the CIR
abidcs by tho decision Of "her boy, who
has thrown over home and inheritance
for the worldly creature.
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Twenty years OF honorable employ
nen,, twenty years of the public CONT
Jrncc, did not stay the hand of Ken
mcky's State Treasurer when the SUI
meme temptation came. The trusted
rablic servant fell, and all the State is
,aopndcd. Treasurer Tate was under
bond. as he should have been, but the
Ls, bond is good conscience.
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The South Branch Lntelligcnccr, pub
lished at Romney, Hampshire county.
has the following:
We are reliably informed that Prcsi-
dent Cleveland intends to visit us again
this fall. He says he likes to come up
here because the people don't make Il
great ado over him, but leayc him alone
and let him enjoy himself; and that is
what he comes for. We shall:be glad to
be honored by another visit from our
President, and assure him that all our
deer and turkeys are not killed yet by
any means; and as for bass, VIC chal-
lengo the United States TO show us Il
stream that can beat the South Branch,
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A mass meeting was held tonight at
which addresses were made by Rev. S
E. Jones, of Wheeling, ], o. Thompson,
OF Keyser, and Rev. L. Z. Peters, OF
Clarksburg. The session to-day was Il
very quiet affair and nothing was said
about politics except what is embodied
in the above resolution. The general
opinion OF the leaders is that it will take
the hardest kind OF work to carry the
amendment
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NEWS PROM FRANCE
Jules Ferry Insulted-The BoulanEer Conf
plicntIon, &c.


PARIS, March 20.-After the funeral
Of tho late Senator Carnot, father OF Pres
ident Carnot, as the cortege was leaving
the cemetery crowd Of people rushed
toward NJ. Ferry's carriage shouting, "a
bas Ferry, yive Boulanger." Order was
fairly restored by gendarmes. NJ. Ferry
was compelled to accept police protcc-
ton.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day,
NJ. DeCassagnac spoke in behalf OF Gen
Boulanger, protesting against his remov-
al from the army. He disclaimed being
bipartisan OF Gen. Boulanger
Premier Tirard to-day informed the
Chamber of Deputies that the military
tribunal would inquire into the case Of
Gen. Boulanger.
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ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-An application
was made in the Circuit Court ut Belle
vile, ILL.,, to-day for the appointment Of
4 receiver for the Western Nail Mill,
The application was made by the Con.
tincntal Bank Of st. Louis, the Missouri
Furnace Company, the Sligo Furnace
Company, the Blair Iron Company, oil
Ohio, and II. C. Scllrader as trustee
The grounds on which O receiver Is
asked is that the interest on certain
bonds issued by the company is unpall
The ease was taken under advisement.
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NEW YoKE, March 2O.-The Herald
speaking of General Badeau's statement
says editorially: General Badeau AYERS
that General Grant, drugged, diseased
and on the verge Of tho grave, signed u
letter written or improperly inspired by
his son, Colonel Grant, which, had he
been in his right mind, he would
not have signed. This letter, however,
exists in Gen. Grants handwriting in
pencil, rs was all Of Gen. Grants liter
AIRY work in those days Of bodily effort
and torture, and copied by his son for
convenience. This fact Gen. Badeau, Of
course, knows perfectly well.
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NON-PARTTSAN ACTION
BY the State Prohibition Amend
ment League,
IN SESSION At PARKERSBURG.
A Resolution to Support tho Amend
mont Regardless of Politics
Passes Without Protest from
the Third Party Men.

PARKRRsBURG, w. Va, March co.
The Prohibition Amendment League
to-day in the NJ. E. Church in this city,
was hardly as largely attended as antici,
pated, but it was very important meet
ing. Among the prominent delegates
present were: Rev. NJ. F. Dryden, oi
Wheeling; S. f. Jones, P. E., Of Wheel.
ing; Rev. B. Isoh, Of Weston; ]. B.
Mogan, editor OF the Good Tanpldr; W.
A. strickler, of Richie G. H.; B.
A. Woods, of Richie G. H.; Gen. Har-
ris, of Richie G. H.; Rev. W. W. King,
of Benwood; Presiding Elder Martin of
the NJ. E. Church, South, of Charleston ;
G. II. Woodburn, of Cameron Judge
Ferguson, Of Charleston; L. A. Martin,
of Charleston; Hon. T. Il. Carskadon, Of
Keyser; EditorJ. o. Thompson, Of Key
ser; Rev. W. NJ. Weckley, Of ofPonnsboro; (;
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, OF Wheeling Mr..
T. Ii. Scott, OF Marshall county; Rev.
r. A. Hit, OF Pennsboro; Rev. +. n.
Lynch, of Cameron; Rev. L. Z. Peters,
OF Clarksburg; Mr.. Preston Pew, Of
Clarksburg; Major Hcavnor, OF Buck
hannon; Mr.. Fetty, OF ofLewis county; Mr..
J. ii. Atkinson, ofHancock counts; Rev.
D. NJ. Sleeth, OF Ritcliie county; Rev. A.
B. Rohrbaugh, Of Buckhannon; Prof. A.
L. Wade, OF Morgantown; Hon. John A.
Campbell, of Hancock; Rev. DR.. Bur
dick, OF New York; Rev. DR.. Carter.
Rev. ]. Carter, ]. NJ. Davidson, Rev. A.
w. Brown, and Rev. q. Z. Hite, OF this
city.
Rev. A. D. Rohrbaugh called the meet
ing to order. Mr.. ]. II. Atkinson, Of
Hancock county, was made Chairman
and Rev. W. L. Powell, OF Parkersburg,
Secretary. Speeches were made by
Judge Ferguson, Rev. George L. Hite,
Dave D. johnson, General Harris, Rev.
DR.. Burdick, Rev. DIR. Carter, Rev. Mr..
Lynch and others.
The Committee on Resolutions, Rev.
S. L. Jones, Judge Ferguson, Rev. D. NJ.
Sleeth, ]. B. Morgan and Thomas Scott,
presented the following, which was
unanimously adopted, the Third Party
men raising no objections whatever;
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DECATUR, Ala, March 20.-Thc en-.
gineers on the Louisville & Nashville at
Decatur to-day refused to haul freight
train to which 20" car was attached
The car was taken out and turned over
to the Memphis & Charleston Railroad,
whose engineers also refused to move it.
The cur is now standing in the yard and
the engineers all refuse to pull the train
to which the car is attached.
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CmcAGo, March 20.-A dispatch from
Cairo, Ills, says: The Illinois Central
engineers ut Jackson, Tenn, last night
refused to pull a train until three Bur-
lington cars were cut out and side.track-
cd, which was done at Fulton, KY. The
company was obliged to refuse several
Burlington cars from the Chesapeake &
Ohio for the same reason. 1t is generally
understood on the line OF the Illinois
Central south that the engineers will
handle no 80" cars.
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ORR Wheeling representatives went to
s,nipsky with very nice schedule for
%,h,so bali season, but the other folks
"'o,n ~, to have thought it was too nice for
Wheeling. We can't have it all our
,,,y I'M, we may have some good ball.
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wAsulNeroN, d. c., March 2O.-Chair-
man Clardy and Mr.. Crisp, of the House
Committee on Commerce, have made u
minority and adverse report on the
postal telegraph bill formulated by the
majority OF the Committee. The report
says that in the opinion Of the minority,
the government should not descend into
the realm Of private business.
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Rlr MnnIdcrn, strike.

NEw YoI&, March 2O.-The entire force
of moulders in the foundry OF the Scott
Printing works in PlainGeld, n. j., are
on strike. They strike because OF the
employment OF non-union man. The
strikers claim thatif necessary the power
of the typographical Union will be
brought to bear, and in such case 10 job
printing or newspaper establishment in
the country would be permitted to run a
Scott machine, which includes the Webb
press There were 500 men employed
in the factory.
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Rioters Arrested.

SpecIM DiSPdlca 70 he Ihifh9eHeT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2O.-Sam
Samples, Hugh Clendenin, Ed. Glen
denim and Joe Clendenin, who engaged
in shooting match on Chesapeake &
Ohio train on March 4, were arrested to
day by Constable Kegley ut the Wini
frede coal mines. They gave bail.
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Mn. JAY GOULD is so in the habit OF
io,,Ijpg millions that he will have little
,D5nhl, to account for all that is missing
IN tbe footings of his railroad business.
,Ic poyidcd for the storm before it came.
Tbat old cat doesn't sleep with both eyes
JnspI
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ruc Bell people have had so much
.,aJ Iuck. that they might be willingto
~, thank offering in tho shape OF re-
i, i',.J telephone charges. Perhaps they
u r,n.t when they come to think it over.
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,I,4or IIo,-,,, 0sTrnd. Himself.

NEw YoRE, March 2O.-Mayor HcwGtt
To-day sent to the Board Of Aldermen a
communication defending his action in
refusing to permit the Irish flag to be
raised on the city hall on st. Patrick's
Day, In it he is Of tho opinion that no
ilag but the American has any right 70
iloat from any public building IN this
city or any other city. He cannot see
why, il Germany has to be ruled by Ger
mans and France by Frcnchmen, Amerl-
ca ought NOT 10 be ruled by Americans.
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Special Diqdteh 10 the IHtolioeeer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2O.-A new
postofiicc route was established to-day
between Winfield and Fraser's Bottom,
Big Kanawha, A postoilice called Pena
was established, with James l. Garfield
us postmaster.
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Tho Knnuwl,n judicial Fight.

Special DispdicA to The Ihidligeiccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2O.-Con'
siderable interest is being felt among
West Virginia politicians here over the
proposition of the Grcenbackers OF tho
Kanawha District to coalesce with
the Democrats OF the Kanawha
Putnam and Mason Judicial Dis
trict to re.elect Judge Frank A. Guthrie
as Circuit Judge. Judge Guthrie was
originally n Republican and was elected
by the Republicans and GroenbaOkers
The Republicans OF the district now want
to nominate Captain McWhorter. The
question now is can Judge Guthrie SO
cure the Democratic endorsement? tit il
understood that State Senator Bob Carr
County Clerk Bill Dave GoshOrn ant
Capt. John X, Thompson, OF Putnam
the latter Judge Guthrie's brother-in'
law, all Democratic Greenbackers, arC
feeling the situation here now,
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Special DilIlich 70 lht IRielIIDtnctr.
RowLEsBuRo, W. Va, March 9O.-By
order of Governor Wilson, Colonel r.
H. Freer of the First regiment, met the
Rowlesburg Blues in the Town Hall last
night and permanently organized Com.
pany "II," First regiment West Virginia
volunteer militia. Forty men were
mustered in, with @. d. Robinson rs
Captain and Larkin Gof First Lieuten.
ant, both Of whom arc old veterans and
efficient officers.
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redernl conrt sIay convene Monday.

" W. 17'7F7''g g7FFFE7s
CLARksnuRo, W. Va, March co.
Federal Court will convene Monday
April Cd, that is provided the Govern
ment deficiency bill passes both houses
OF Congress, as ut present the Depart.
ment OF Justice has not enough funds tc
defray current eXpenses-the result Of &
Democratic administration.
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Tur right spirit is abroad in West ViF-
,.,,i, People who look in this diree-
.a or homes or investments may rely
"n " the kindly disposition OF the people,
sbirb is good thing to start with.
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4 lIIIlIonnlre Wand. q Pardon.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 2O.-The most
Important case before the Board of Par
dons to-day was that of Milton Weston
the Chicago millionaire, now in the
Western Penitentiary, serving q term oi
I've ycaR for voluntary manslaughtcr:;
Ills ease came up on u rchcnring granted
at the last meeting of the Board. The
poard reserved its decision.
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speeldl UISpoIcH 70 We IAteHtgeHcp'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2O.-De.
tective Sol Shipley and Capt. RadclifI, Of
Vinton county, Ohio, presented requisi.
tions to-day for Jesse Lanham, horse
thief, and John w. Rife, train wrecker.
The acquisitions were honored and the
officers started in pursuit Of the men.
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PARIS, March 2G-Gen. CaTcrcl and
Nine. I.imousin were sentenced to-day
for completely in the sale of decorations.
In Gen. CafTarcl's clsc extcnuating cir
cumstances were found and the court
only imposed fine OF G,OOO frames.
Nine. Limousin was sentenced to six
months imprisonment.
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SOME Of our active young men have
ton foot Il project to bring to Wheel
in. for competitive drill the West Vir'
.inia University Cadets and the Cadets
imm Columbus and other Universities
and Colleges. If the people will take
hold with these public spirited young
men the affair can be made very credita
bic to Wheeling and enjoyable to the
visitors. Encourage the boys and make
asucccss. Everything helps.
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I,1r,elr, about West Virginia are
.',;n, a from all quarters to the Board Of
SD,,,,a1 Ig,mi,ration and Development. The
i.'-I'. .rI work is going on. The blowing OF
d., virdnia's horn is being heard.