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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-21
A MONUMENT 40 eLENN.

A Fairmont Man Proposes Plan for the
Erection of n Monument to Wh0Sllng'S
martyrsd Police OmSSr.
10 ne Editor fAs LatelliSenoE.
Sir: - The INTELMoKNcER's sugges-
ton to erect q monument to
the memory Of Officer Glenn, Is
q good one and should be carried out l
propose il no better plan is offered: That
We form q "Glenn Stock Company" the
capital stock to be the amount generous
and appreciating community may con-
tribute, to perpetuate the memory Of one
90 faithful to duty, at 10 cents per share,
40 all can have an interest, even the poor
est-While the rich OF those in better cir
cnmstances can take as many shares as
duty dictates to erect cTeditable monu'
meIt to one who died In protecting their
property. propose that the 1NTRLLI'
aEScRR act as treasurer and open the
books at once. !, living out here In Marion
county, will take ten shares, and many
more who do not live in your city would
be glad to contribute, like me, their mite to
such q fund. go
The shares being only 10 cents will !
think, make 1t very popular, as nearly
every resident Of your city could and
would take at least one share and l thinl
all would take pride In holding OF leas'
one share in an enterprise TO honor ont
60 brave and dutiful. Thisplain will give
every one q chance to contribute, be Il
little or much.
Push some plan, any plan, that willouc
coed, MI. Editor, to erect monument
| to the memory otthe brave and faithful
Officer Glenn, not only to show our appre
citation Of his sterling worth, but to en-
courage those many times unappreciated
guardians OF the peace, as well as to be
terror to evil doors; so that when aIran
ger enters your gates and inquiries, VIII
this monument to the memory Of police
officer, you may proudly ansRer," He die!
at his post in the discharge Of his duty
"RoDI"
FairmonL w. Va, Jan. 10, 1888.
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San Francisco Examiner.
"No, sir, I'm not q dynsmiter nor a be.
lever in dynamite. Pm . philosophical
Anarchist"
He drained bis beer glass and tossed
back his long hair.
81 believe" he continued, reckoning
the waiter, "in o state Of society in which
there will be no statute law, in which the
individual shall be the unit, in which an
intelligent seifishness win restrain every.
body from doing wrong to his neighbor.
I believe, sir, in 8 world without gallows,
without q jail-a world in which every
body will be an Anarchist"
"a world without iails!" cried the re-
porter astonighed.
"Yss, air; world Of perfect liberty,
without single jail"
"But suppose" suggested the common.
place reporter, "that some folks didn't be-
lieye in this sort Of thing; didn't want q
world without jailB; didn't want to be
AnarChistB; what then?"
"Then I'd clap those fools in jail till
they came to their senses. Waiter, more
bSsr."
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senator Faulkner and the Educational Bill
Pnrker,bura SAFE Journal.

senator Faulkner and the Educational Bill,
ParEasburg SAFE Journal.
Senators Camden and Kenns, hitherto,
never cav anything so very dreadful In
the Blair bill Gppropriating SIS, 900. 900 for
educational purposes to be Rpportioned
between the several States according to
the illiteracy, but both Of them voted for
the measure. Now comes Senator Faux.
ner prancing nimbly to the front and
bowls about the reserved rights Of the
States and lifts up his eyes In holy horror
at this federal intervention. =
He regards the Blair bill as q Republican
scheme. The diffusion Of learning and
the up.building Of the schools Of the
South, especially, he regards as criminal
otTeuse against the Democratic party.
That troubles min more than he likes TO
confess. And then he is opposed to 1t be-.
cause in eight years this bill would turn
over to the State authorities OF West Wiz.
ginia for school purposes over 81, 057, 900,
which would come two-thirdB OF 1t from
customs and one.third from internal rev.
enue. This Ia terrible crime, to be sure,
in view OF the enormous surplus which
the President talks so much about. Bat
Senator Faulkner juggles q lot Of wild
statistics in q mess, and figures that II We
only had free trade our people would be
happy and pay less taxes, and the tend
ency Of the bill, he argues, Ia to keep up
the taxes. Heeven has the nerve to claim
that II this bill becomes Q law West Vir-
ginia will have to pay the Government
nearly two.and.ahsf million dollars, for
no other purpoM than to get back 81, 057,-
S96 SO. We never realized 60 fully before
what misfortune the election Of Senator
Faulkner was. To wind up with, the new
Senator thinks that any help from the Gov.
eminent would check the development Of
our schools, and instead Of four months
schools our people would be willing to 90
back to one month, or something equally
as bad. The Senator evidently thinks the
people are Chumpg.
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Tho Atie@p. 10 murder 0adEo woods.

The Attempt 10 MURDER OhuHo WoVus.
The internal machine received by Judge
Woods, before whom is being tried the
indianapolis tally sheet forgers, turns out
to bs in truth notwithstanding continuance.
Fortunately for the Judge he escaped
bodily harm. The disgracetul fact re-
mains, however, that Anarchists are not
the only ones in this country who resort
to muide1ous methods Of inhmidating
courts and iuries, or of avenging tancied
wronSs.
Too strong Language cannot be used in
denouncing tho Indianapolis affair, and
the Indiana authorities cannot be too
zsslous in hunting down and bringing to
justice the perpetrators OF the outrage.
Such things are becoming too common in
this country, and few more examples
should BIO made of those who advocate the
use Of dynamite SO an argument.
Whether any OF the political forgers on
trial, or their friends, were concerned in
the attempt to murder Judge Woods 10
not known. 1t isto be hoped that they
have no knowledge Of 1t. Tho public
would prefer to know that the deed was
the work Of IN irresponsible crank. 1t is
q fair presumption, however, that men
who will disgrace one Of the most sacred
Of American institutions, the ballot, and
bring into disreputo the highest rights Of
American citizenship, would be guilty Of
almost any crime, even assassination.
There is more involved IN the speedy APP
prehenaion OF these who sent the internal
machine to Judge Woods, than there is
in tho detection and conviction Of IN ordi-
nary criminal, and 1t is to be hoped that
thoro in authority in Indiana fully realize
thia.
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oov,I5ment Control Of relogrsph.

00vofntueuk OuutEUA VA ApANkASkAs
Mr.. Erastus Wiman, in his argument in
Opposition to governmental control Of the
telegraph systems OF the country, pro-
duces some convincing figures to sustain
his ground. Thelesson Of the Ggureu isthat
in the event Of the adoption Of such 8
policy the whole population would be
taxed to afford 9 cheap telegraph services
for the very small percentage Of the popu'
lation that ever useit.
In Great Britain, where the govern
ment owns the telegraph, there was last
year deficit OF over s., 100000. This losS,
Of course, must be paid by all the people,
but two per cent Of whom made use OF
tho telegraph. "The telegraph" says Mr..
Wiman, sis essentially the adjunct Of
commerce, and 1t is estimated that no
more than two per cent Of the entire popu'
lstion ever use the telegraph In any one
year, and in the United States not over five
per cent Of the revenues Of the telegraph Ia
derived from family and social messages
About 8 per cent Is derived from news SER
vice, and the remainder, about 81 per cent
| ia commercial and speculative, the greater
part being the latter. Isit ct and proper
that the whole people should be taxed to
tighten heexpenses Of twoper cent Of the
population? As to the quality OF the ser
vice, all persons Of any expehencsin Euro
pean countries unite in recording the Ger
vice on Government telsgraphs as gen
| orally bad, with no accountability or re-
dress for even the most fragrant negli'
gencs."
Itshould borne in mind that the Britisb
system is confined to q comparatively
small area OF country, while in the United
skatep, with territory twenty times al
great, and four times the length Of wire t
maintain, the expense would be quadru
pie that borne by the English people
and, in the language Of Mr., Wimsn, will
larger salaries, handling only the SAINT
number OF messsges, and adopting thu
British rate Of tariff, would probably
make a deficit OF $i0,OO0,OOO per annum
Next to the commercial and speculative
business, large proportion of which Il
for "buCket shops" and pool.rooms, thu
prees is the greatest patron Of the tele
graph lines. In considering the question
however, the press should be left out, fol
their service is already rendered here at {
far lees rate than in England, and the Law
contemplated would be Of little, II any
benefit to the newspapers.
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"Houor Among Thieves"

Observing people have long since lost
faith in the once popular belief that there
is "honor among thieves" CriminSll
have generally been found as willing to
give each other away, and testify against
ono another in court as other people
They are Just as humanity selfish and veal
as more honest citizens who do not boRsI
ostsnta.iously sbeut their honor.
AS an illustration, take the case Of the
Fidelity Bank conspirators at Cincinnati,
JoOle Holmes, the female conddant oil
Harper, was exposed through the treach-
cry Of ons OF the coteriO Of bank wreckers,
the ron Of Cashier Hopkins. The trial Of
Hopkins IN now In progress and josie Is
having her revenge. She comes from her
cell in the jail to testify against Hopkins,
and her evidence Is Of such character
that the old sinner is prstty certain to be
convicted. Josie cannot conceal her sat-
islac.iOn at thus being able to bring to
Justice her fellow conspirators who so
treaGheEously exposed her completely In
the affair and bought her to shame.
Though she Is a very wicked woman,
and will doubtless spend portion Of her
life in prison, the public can hardly re-
strain It's sympathy Tor her, now that she
has tho opportunity to get even with
those who, in order to shield themselves,
hunted her down. An exchange, in
speaking upon this point, rOmArtu that
"thers was no honesty in the group, but
there might have been little honor"
We confess We do notseO how this could
be. Honesty and honor necessarily go
together. There can be no honor wheEe
there 10 dishonesty. The idea OF "honor
among thieves" Is absurd, and is unknown
outside OF ysllow.backed rcmancss, where
cavalier brlsauds are depicted as men Of
qualities Of mind and heart,
and whose only faults are their proClivitieS
or carrying into captivity beautiful
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Attention Republicans,
Call for n State Convention. of Republican
ClubS to Form a State League.

MARussBuEO, W. VA, Jan. T. 1883.
To he Republicans Of Wet VirOtnsG:
By authority vested in me IS Vice President o.
the National Republican League for West Virginia,
hereby call Convention Of Clubs 10 DO held at
the Opera House, Wheeling, on
FEBRUARY 10 q 10, 1881
The purpose Of this meeting is for the OrganilA'
ton Of stats League TO act in harmony with the
National League. Each Club n entitled to hVe
delegates, and 10 cast one vote in the Convention.
The members Of the Congressional and ststo
COMMITTEES ard the Chairman and Secretary Oh
each County Committee are expected to attend.
All editors Of newspapers opposed to continu'
alton Of he Democratic administration arc cor
daily Invited.
Reduced fares on railroads will DO Eivon to those
attending the Convention.
orsaDizs Clubs at once throughout the State
and appoint delegates.
GEORGE NJ. BOWERS.
Vice President National League iCr West We:
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HaTptT'S BasaF.
Miss Edna, Of Detroit, is not yet four
old, though wiser than an owl appears.
Her little cousin from England called on
her the other day, and prsttled on and on
interminsbly, 60 full was she Of childish
news to tell. The little foreigners English
Is exceedingly broad, and sounded pecu'
liar to EduR's ears. At last there came q
pause in the visitors prattle.
snow" said Edna, "Ro on and tel! me
more. Only please speak It in Euglish
l can't be understanding French all the
Tina.
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$1,000 REWARD!
CRY OF. WHEELING, W. VA,
Januafv lR 1893


A reward OF 81 600 is offered for tho arrest and
lodgmsns In the Jail OF Ohio county Of any one OF
more Of the persons engaged in the murderous as.
Sault upon Police ofcer Joseph Glenn, OF the city
Of Wheeling, on Sunday morning, January Is,
1888. The above reward to be paid upon the con.
vicion and sentence OF any one or more OF the
persons 50 engaged.
In case more than one psrson shall claim to be
entitled, by reason Of being instrumental in the
bringing about such arrest or otherwise, to some
part Of said reward, or some interest therein, the
City Council Of wheeling reserves the right to de-
eide without appeal on the validity Of such claim
or claims, and also reserves the right to make such
superintendent among the claimants Of the said
reward as the Council shall deem equitable with.
out appeal from such Gpportlonment.
By order Of the Council Of the City Of Wheeling,
passed January II, 1855.
Q. ". sEABRIGHT,
Jal0 Mayor OF the City OF Wheeling.
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SAVE the Children. They are especially
liable to sudden Coda, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure.
It saves hours OF anxious watching. Sold
By Logan & Co., O. r. Goethe, O. Menke-
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By yirtue 81 decd OF trust made by james 1
Farls and Eta B FRTts, his wife, TO nc as trustee
dated July ID. 1884, recorded In the OfllSe Of ID
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wet
ViF9inIR, In Deed Of Trust Book No %, pIse Is,
will sell at the north front door Of the Court HOuM
OF said county, on
SATURDAY, the eIst DAY Of JANUARY, lSs,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following DE-
scribed properly, that Is to say: All that lOs Of
parcel ol ground on Wheeling Island known
Lot Numbered lightweight In D ZGUes addition
TO the city OF Wheeling, In Ohio county, West Viz
gIniR, together with the Improvements thereon,
the entertainments and appurtonAnces thereto b.
longing.
trustee will convey only tho Title vested In nebI
said deed Of trust
TERMS OF sALE-one-t third and aS much more 2
the purchaser elects to pay in cash Oh the DAY o.
sale the balance In two equal instRlmenu at ont
and two yeRrs, the purchaser 70 give notes bearing
interest from the day Of sale for the deferred PAY
monts, the utle TO be retained until payment
made In full. ,..
WI HALLER, AuntiOneeT. DELI
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An UaEind Explanation.

Miss Enthusiastically well.set-up
young fellow, that Mr.. Bradlee, isn't he Z
He's straight as . West Polnter-Why,
what can be the matter with him2
Gordon-(Who doesn't love Bradley J.
Nothing serious, think. In, bowling to
Mrs. Blazer he broke his should.brace,
and simply can't get back again.
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BiH0hampt0R Republican
A physician says large eaters do not
live as long as those who eat little. It will
be hard to convince people Of that 80 long
as elephants, which devour ton OF hay q
week, live 100 years, while flies, which
dine Bumptuously on the barrenness OF q
bald head, rarely pass their first ami
yersaFY,
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The Year 1888.

Wheelvrisht-Do you attend in that
establishment
Shop Girl-Yes; I am one Of the EN-.
porium ladies. Where are you engaged
Wheelwright-I am repository for car
riages gentleman.
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maidens, whom they threat with marked
pallantry until they are ranSomed by
wealthy pspas, or rescued by kniEhtiy
lnunrn
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ThurSday, January 10, 1883, at 2:3Q
Pm, DANIEL CUSHING, IN the S4th year Of his
age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 10 Twelfth
street, on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. In
tefment private,
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There Is no possibility Of shaking the
reputation Of Sozodont by underhRnd
competition; still 1t is deemed advisable
10 recommend wariness to the purchaser,
rs inferior articles arc sometimes recon.
mended as the equal Of or resembling this
sterling tooth beauti6er and preseryRtive.
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TIE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF
Il WEST VIRGINIA.
Special tienel nj Meeting of Stockholders.

Notice Is hereby given pursuant to resolution
OF tho Board Of Directors OF the Natural Gas Com.
pany Of West Virginia that special general meet.
held on Thursday, the 2S1 day OF February, 1883,
Of 2 o'clock ?. NJ Of Tho principal efass Of the
company, No. "a Twelfth street. In the city Of
Wheeling. ". Va, when the following resolutions
will be offered for adoption:
LIST Resolved THRt the par value Of each share
OF capital stock Of said Com pany be and hereby Is
reduced from one hundred dollars 10 lfty dollars
I'd. Resolved, That tho number Of shares Of the
capital s'ook Of said Company DO aud hereby 10
Increased from 10 COO shares Of SOD each to 10000
shares Of $50 each.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
Ian HARRIS RICH NAM Ghniu
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. r.
trains on ne Wheeling q Kim Grove Railroad viii
run q follows;
Leave Wheeling:
$50 m, 100 d m, Ca m, II 100 m, I;so m, $50
p m, $40 p m, 7;oOp m, 800 p m.
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
500 N, 1885 m. 9:s5 m, HIS q N, 2:0S N,
t;oS m, SIS m, 7:S6 p m, S;a5 m.
Leave Wheeling PaEk;
6;l0 m, 7:t6 4 m, 1000 m. 1850 D N, 2:so n,
l:2o p a, $40 N, 500 m, 1000 pm.
Arrive at wheeling:
s:4 m. $40 a N; io;SS m. l:oS p m, sos p m,
t:66 p N, 6:45 p m, S:S6 p N, 1850 p n.
HUHDAYS-Leaye the city At 500 m, and run
every hour until 800 p N. Leave Wheeling PSff
ct 800 N, and run every hour until 10 D n, ex
cept the church train, which viii leave the haYF
At9;S q N, and oig ct l:lS n.
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MARX how beautiful her teeth
RoseAte gums above, beneath,
And her breath. how sweet how purel
E0ZODONT you may be sure
She believes In, daily uses,
And all substitutes refuses.
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rkusrEs,s SALE.
NRUsTEE's SALE.


By virtue Of deed OF trust made by Citoru
Hubbard aud Emma q Hubbard. his wife 10 Ii
as trustee dated December I, 1883, recorded IL u
office OF the CLERK Of the County Court Of OLE
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book "a
20, page AZ, will sell ct the north door Of tAi
Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1855,
commencIpg at 10 o'clock A. ~, the iolloWn,
property, that Is TO say:
All OF Tot numbered iortytwo 10, No N
Caldwell's Addition TO the city Of Wheeling h
TRIMS OF sALE-oue third and as much uuru
the purchaser may elect, 10 be paid in CsIh At u.
time Of sale, and the balance In tW2eQuAl install.
ments at one and two years, with Interest iFoa
the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 glve nOta 10
the deferred pay menis aud the title TO DO Retained
until payment Is made in llll.
s. \. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
10 HERyEY. AuCtioneer. den
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs-on and after Nov. 20, 1SsT-RXF1k-
HITfoR OF RETmIao1 M GKE. sDAily, t6undAy
excepted. monday exc epted. Saturday ex'
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"spALDIxa's GLUE"-always up to the
sticking point.
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d, 2, Q d, Rnilrond,

b 2, D O HAiIr0nds
BellAire d ZAneaVille Through Passenger leaves
BellAire q $40 O. m, arrives Gt BellAire at p m
WoodaHeld Passenger leaves BallGire at l;S p,
m, arrives q BellAlFe At $40 q. N.
Summarized Accommodation leaves BellGira At
loo p. m, arrives at BellAire at 1915 .. "a,
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NEW ADvERr1sEMENrs.

WTANTED-A SITUATION AS LADY's
w Nurse Enquire at Dl DlCKEYia OFFICE
Chapllne Itreet, Above twelfth. west Ode. Jane
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No French for Her.

Fairmont, ". Va, Jan. 10, 1888
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r OsT-oN l4TH STREET, A WHITE
II Fox Terrier Pup. with black ears and black
spot on back. liberal reward will DO paid for
his return To l4l6 Main street JANE
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d. o. 3, FUNERAL NOTICE.

The member Of Abrams Encampment No. are
notined 10 meet II the HncAmpment Room on
Sunday afternoon at l O'Clock. 70 pay the LAST
tribute Of respect 10 our deceased Brother, PATTI.
arch Richard Mcconnell. The memhen Of Wheel
ing RncAmpment No. II are respectfully invited 70
attend. JOSEPH LAWSON, ., T.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-23
Tillinc Bubbles with Gas.

Soap bubble parties were quite fash
ionable little time back. and grown
people took as much pleasure In the
pretty amusement as ever young people
did. Of course you all know how they
are made, but perhaps some of you do
not know that you can easily make them
fly up into the air like balloons. This is
how it is done: Get a rubber tube. say a
yard long. and with an internal diameter
small enough to require good deal Of
stretching to force it over the gas burner.
After you have fitted it tightly over the
burner wrap the stem of clay pipe with
wet paper and push it into the other end
of the tube, where it must fit so as to let
no gas escspe. Now dip the bowl of the
pipe into the soapsuds and turn the gas
on. The force of the gas will blow the
bubble for you, and as the gas is lighter
than the air, the bubble, when freed
from the pipe. will go rapidly up and
never stop until it collapses.--Philadel-
phia Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-23
Horrible Custom IN Snain.

a horrible custom prevails in southern
Spain of exhibiting corpses, dressed in
al the fnery obtainable. in the windows.
The people stand and gaze with as much
interest as if the CHASTITY spectacle was
one which gave them great pleasure. and
remarks and even jokes are passed freely
among them. a short time since a
young girl who was about to be married
sicLened and died of virulent smallpox
Her parents dressed her in all her bridal
finery, orange wreath and veil included,
and laid her, disfgured as she was. in
the window, to be gazed at by all passers
by. After this one can hardly wonder
at the fearful prevalence Of smallpox
and such like diseases in the southern
part of the peninsula.-Cor. San Fran
cisco Chronicle,