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rue GORDIAN KNOT.

The Way to Cut TIA Democrat Who
Wants Fair PLAY = Camden for the
Senate.
10 Ire Editor OrAs hleIliOMeT.
sIR:-'Let have peace" was the say
ing Of the greatest civil and military man
OF modern timesl
Upon the face Of the returns Of the
election for Governor, GoG has a major
lily Of the votes, and the constitution
says he "shall be declared duly elected
and there Is no way to get around that
fact II the constitution has any binding
obligation on tho members OF the Legis,
lature.
In contest for Governor the contest
ant has his remedy by statute. Flem-
ing has given his notice with his specii-
cations 10 Golf, and the only way for
him 10 GUST Golf Is In the manner pre-
scribed by statute (see code Of West Vir-
ginia, page 90, section l1.) II Fleming
can show that Golf has not been duly
elected and he tFleming), has been, the
Legislature will put him In the office oil
Governor; now that Is all there Is In 1t.
am q Democrat and believe in doing
right. Golf ran for Governor and the
people (so far as the returds show
elected him. Now let him him be Gov
ernor and let the people sec what he
will do for them. Kenna Is my first
choice for United Stotes Senator. Ac-
cording 10 Democratic usage, us he did
we'll his first term, he should be re-
elected. II, however, a majority OF the
members think otherwise, allow me TO
submit for their consideration Johnson
N. Camden-a man eminently at for the
place-who has done more for the de.
velopment OF our Mountain State than
any man in 1t. He served one term as
United States Senator, and l know Of
no act Of his, in the six years, to con-
denim.
Two years ago he was fairly nomi-
mated by a majority Of the Democratic
members OF the Legislature. He failed
Of confirmation in the joint session for
some cause, 1t Is fair TO presume, does
not now exist.
1t seems to me that II would be but
an act OF Justice, and eminently proper,
to elect him United States Senator.
No man, 30 far as l have been able 10
feel the public pulse, would be so favor.
ably acceptable to Republicans and
Democrats at this time for United States
Senator as j. N. Camden.
OLD DEMOCRAT.
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Nall Morker. wanted at Manifold.

Recently the Bellaire Independent men
toned the fact that the nailers OF that
city had received a proposition to work
In a nail factory on shares, or to lease It
and work it themselves. The PROPOSE
ton came from Mansfield, and to-day,
says Saturdays Independent, Col. VIM.
H. Taylor, OF that city, arrived here to
have talk with Bellaire nailers. The
plant at Mansfield has been built about
three months. The man who went there
and organized the company gave the
people assurances that there was big
money In the venture and they came up
literally to have 1t located there. After
having everything about completed
ready for starting, and having virtually
lived on the prospects Of the establish
ment, MIR. Man skipped out, leaving the
mill in the lurCh and his wife behind
him. Colonel Taylor, having a heavy
interest in the concern, was compelled
10 purchase 1t 10 save himself, and his
visit here Is to see II he cannot dispose
Of It or have 1t started in some way,
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We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time, and we stand ready
TO refund the purchase price, II satisfac.
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits,
Logan & Co., druggists. l
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HOUSE & HERMANN,
1900 Main ST.
part Of the city wEilo the blower I, in
nnarntkon.

part Of the city wkilo the blower is in
operation.
The steel works cupola mon here went
out on a strike Saturday and the Others
followed. The cause Is not definitely
known, but the steel in the future Is to
be made direct from the pig iron, and
this will throw the cupola men out,
A farmer says in his neighborhoOl
west OF the city that wagons cannot be
used on account OF the mud, and that
they all use sleds. The other day his
horses got in tho mud to their bellies,
and had to DO dug out, The roads are
all In q terrible condition.
Edward Wurtenbaker had his hand
mashed in the B. 90. yards while coup.
ling cars. He had gloves OH at tile
time and pulled them of and stuck bis
hands in his pocket. Afterwards the
gloves were examined and the mans
middle finger was found. He had IN.
consciously pulled 1t of.
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In the Supreme Court Of Appeals, at
Charleston, on Friday, the case Of Ad,
klns vs. Wiley, trustee, from Mason
county, was dismissed agreed.
Davis vs. Pt Pleasant; Bridge 90, W.
II. Pleasant; Gwyhn 70. SChwartI
Howard, receiver, 10. Stephenson, all
from Mason county, were submitted,
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AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY,
An Artificial Ice Plant to be-
Erected in Wheeling
WITH A CAPITAL OF $4,000.
Some of tho Leading Men in the City
Interested as stockholders-The
Charter to be Applied for
This Week Maybe.

There is very solid movement on foot
to organize accompany here to manutac'
ture artificial Ice for the home consump'
ton, The men in the project are among
the leading manufacturers and capitalists
in Wheeling, and there are ten Of them,
each TO have shares Of the capital stock
to the amount Of 5000, making the
whole capital $4,000, which 1t is under
stood Is to be paid in in cash at the start,
The ISTEtLIaRNcEs's information comes
pretty straight, and it is to the effect that
the articles OF incorporation and appllca'
ton for a charter will be forwarded to
Charleston at the earliest possible mo-
mept, SO that the company may be duly
organized and proceed to the work Of
erecting the factory,
1t is desired to have the factory in
operation early in May, Among the
incorporators are several OF the largest
consumers OF Ice In the city, The plant
will have capacity sufficient to supply
these concerns, butchers and other
wholesale consumers, and also 10 sell at
wholesale to dealers, one OF the largest
retailers Of Ice in the city being mem
Der Of the company,
The step was almost necessity,
There has not been pound Of ice that
was worth cutting formed this year, buI
on the contrary, the small stock left oyel
| In the ice houses has been exhausted by
unsePsonable weather, the saloon-keep'
ers and butchers being obliged to con
sumo ice largely in the months when the
supply is usually harvested, There is nc
lake Ice to speak OF so far this year, and
the only way to be sure Of q supply was
to arrange to make 1t, or TO purchase II
from manufacturers elsewhere.
There is no doubt Us to the profitable
character Of such an Investment II the
winter remains so much like spring, fol
the factory would have practical mo
nnnnlv
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The New York World says in a recent
issue: Among the many productions the
Metropolitan has seen the present season
for originality Of plot, novelty, fine act
ing and. beautiful scenery, that Of Dot Is
possibly just one step ahead. Florence
]. Bindley, although the smallest, and,
We may soy, the youngest star actress on
the American stage, Is brimiul Of talent.
Possessed by nature OF beauty, grace and
a voice full Of sweetness, besides being
thorough mistress OF the dramatic art,
she has mastered every stage accomplish.
ment that Is known to the present de.
cade. In fact, she is a whole show by
herself,
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IMPORTANT TO ALL RAILROAD MEN.
What Arthur slnsOl Thought of Life InSur.
nnee.

What Arthur slnSel Thought or Lie Insur
Among the last words Of your friend
and companion, Arthur sinsel, and
those that seemed to give him the most
comfort, were as follows: II have iust
insured my life, and / think everybody
should do so, as no one, particularly In
our business, knows when he will bt
called away"
The majority Of the railroad men art
insured in the old reliable Equitable o.
New York, which pays the policy in full
II you die, to your loved ones, or 10 YOU
II you live certain number Of years.
Don't put 1t of, but apply now 10
SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
General Agents, 1916 Market street,
or Capt. William L. Stotsberry, specia
Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Among the well.known glass buyers
who spent Sunday in the city al the Nc
Lure House are O, l, West, Of Cincinnati
w. j, Morgan and \. w, AndIee, Of
Milwaukee; G. w, Kinney, Of OleVe-
land; Thomas Garrigan, OF Chicago,
and George Jones, OF Boston, John NJ,
FoTdham and W, II, Miller, OF New
York, brass trimming representatives,
were also here, showing their wares to
the glass manufacturers,
w. s. Adams, OF Baltimore, also a
large glass buyer, spent the day at the
Windsor, ,
George B. Jones, Of Boston, arrived
from Pittsburgh on the late B, 4 o, train
last evening. He was the only addition
TO the ranks on Sunday, but large
delegation is expected this morning.
The flint glass trade Is not opening
very brisk this season, especially with
the tableware factories. The dealers and
buyers for large houses are more numer-
Gus, Judged by the number visiting this
city, than they have been for several
years past, but the trouble Is no large
orders are being placed, They note the
various new lines OF ware aud the prices
on new shapes and designs, but as q rule
only small orders have been placed, and
| in many instances no order at all Is left,
Although 1t Is too early to interpret Just
what this may mean as 10 the business oil
the season, 1t indicates q caution on the
part OF large buyers-a desire TO await
the general spring opening before acting
upon the presumption that there is Ia
be lively trade. This carefulnesi
means less liability to lose on all sides
and need not lessen the amount Of
business done at all, because II the spring
is favorable and business brisk, the var.
ious manufactures are all well equipped
and 1t will do them good to be rushed
with orders, but at present they are not
and large proportion Of the trade has
seen the goods offered for this season.
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We respectfully call your attention tc
q few rare bargains in fine Sewing
Machines, including mahogany, antique
oak and cherry woods. Also cabinet
and half cabinet styles. These machines
are too fine for every day sale. viii BE-
sold at ridiculously low prices. See oul
advertisement in another column.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
55 Twelfth street.
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Prof. llartigan, Of tho West Virginia
University, has lately performed two In
tcrestlng experiments IN viyisoction'
Tia has removed d portion Of dogs
skuli, exposing the brain, and replaced
the bone with a closo.httlng glass Win
dow, 40 10 speak, through which the
action OF the brain may DO studied while
Inc dog ID asleep and awake. Ho has
Slsn All into d doRs stomach a Ia Dr.
WIiber, and inserted flBtula tube,
which may be corked aud uncorked 81
Ills pleasure, and ny means OIL wnlCh
food may DO withdrawn and scienuilcal'
" examined AZ various stages q ulRes-
iIon, II tho tube % leit uncorked tho
dog will drink gallons Of whter without
guenchlng his t6irst, owing 10 the water
escaping thrOughth tube
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Che 9ntelliQetlttr.
Onlcoi Nos. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.


wan,cd-To Know pOstOiIlco Address of John
Daley.
FOR CinuInnRte-Steamer Andes.
Grand Opera llOuSe-lIAnch 10.
For Wedding or Anniversary Gltts-China, DC,
Ewing bros.
Fine Dlamouds-I. q. Dillon & Co.
HOge & BrO.-l.AndlGth'G Garden Seeds,
Perfect Music BOOks-OliyGr OLSON 4 Co..
Stephen Mccullough Contractor and Builder,
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suAxIM, Jan. PA prominent mer.
chant who has arrived here from Khar.
toum confirms the report that the
Madhi was defeated by senussi. He also
declares that the white prisoner was
not European, and certainly not Emin,
who sent the prisoner a copy the Khe.
dives letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-28

NEW YoRE, Jan. 27,-Henry s. Ives
the Napoleonic financier, and staynor
his partner in tie great two and a hall
million case for which. they are under
arrest, spent to-day in company with
their lawyers preparing their defense,
under the guardianship Of the deputy
sheriiIs at the Sinclair house.
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Mfr. William Richardson, tho well.
known and popular stage carpenter at
The Opera House, and Mrs Dora Turner
were quietly married last week, took a
little wedding journey eastward, and re-
turned Saturday TO Mr.. Richardson's
home on the Island. They have the
heartipst congratulations and the sin,
cerest well wishes Of q largo circle oil
fatnUIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-28

LANSING, Micn., Jan. ga horrible
murder was committed last nlghtin Del
phia township I miles from this city.
August Tanto shot and killed MrS. stoCh.
al and wounding her son and grand.
daughter. Tanto and Fred Stochal have
been arrested for the crime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-28

ST, JOSEPH, No., Jan. The remainl
Of Congressman James N, Burns were In.
tered at Mount Mora cemetery In this
city, after appropriate ceremonies at
"Ayr Lawn, the country home, at 4
o'clock this afternoon,
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pn..snrer TrntIlc NATURALIZATION.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Chairman Cooley
and Commissioner Morrison, Of the
Interstate Commission, are expected to
arrive in Chicago tomorrow and begin
supplementary examination In The
methods OF conducting passenger traffic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-28

WAsMtSoroX, D. O., jan, %. = For
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, snow,
followed by clearing, except along the
lakes continued light snow colder high
winds, becoming westerly.
For West Virginia, light local rains,
followed by fair warmer, much colder
westerly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-28

Az well as the most effective method OIL
dlspelllng headaches, colds and teverB, Of
cleansing the system, Is BY taking q few
doses Of the PLEASANT California liquid,
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs For sale Id
90 CtS and $l,0O bottles BY Logan 4 Co.,
Anton P. Hess, RIB. Burt and o. Men,
kemellef, NJ ~
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

To mako room for Incoming spring
stock we shall offer special bargains II
heavy weight Sultlngs, OyerCOatlng'
llrst.ClaSs and III guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and Mulllers ut cost.
Q. HESS T. SONS,
Merchant T'allOrs aud Gents Furnlshers
1891 u 1898 Market Street.
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For RENT.
pOssEsglON 0lYEN AlIRIL !.

No, 9gi7 ChaplInO street, roomCd house, IN
St0fc.foom aud Dwelling, northeast Cotnti Of
Eighteenth and Wood streets, VI W month. ii,
5tgtgfOOtn aud 0 rooms, corner Seventeenth
and Woods AltObt. ...-.t
dwelling, SO 00 month, .,,....
No. l1 Fourteenth street, foomtd llouF'
Sli " q month.
No. III seventeenth street, ~ Goa month
No. ia Seventeenth street, 100 lnOnlh'
No. 21l0 Main street, slS % 4 month";
No, 2i2B Market street, tEJ % q month. %,
No. $50 MAln htfCOi, suitable iOi MIOoh VI
No. " TwsnIytlGlh street, 90 % q month
No, 10 TWehlyi0ufth street. llb " mOhln'
No. 70 Alley n, n W month,
No, % Alley 10, u % month.
No, 2Blb UhApllnD street, III " a inohlh, ..t
Kin drove, Two Lots, House rooms, h'VVAH'
cellars, natural ERl, " Goa month
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
No, la Sixteenth street, rooms VIII p''
them In complete repair, ..,,,b
No, 9lhS Main street, llofe.iOOm, VI mOls1,'
No, 1919 MAiEOt Itr store room aud !fOOnN
WV" "''" JAMES A. HENRY, A.
heal Eata.S Agent U, 3, Pension and Clalm F"
tSiney, Collector and ROtAry, Public. s..,,,.
jR2I O4RfCEi No, 1917 AARGH SiAAA'
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

No. " North Front street, Brick llouso Of Y
rooms, natural aud Illuminating gas hot lnd
cold water, ground fronts on North Front tuet'
100 feet, running 10 river about 400 feet. .,.
~ Acre Farm miles southwest OF Mhflclh,
Ohlo franc house Of rooms aud cellar NS5
orchards Of AbOhL 100 trees, new barn, Nby
leCt price ~ 800; Will exchange for city properly
No. 1900 Jacob street; price u eco.
No, 1905 Jacob street, price u GOO.
No. 2i26 Market street. ...-....,-
Locust drove Farm, Glenn's Run, OhlOCOunIIl
", Va, ~ acres, undeflAid With coal
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WE often hear people say, there is only
one good cough medicine and that Is DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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WHAT makes out home 20 happy,
nowH Because Ma uses "Mile.End," l
vow,
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N hs Editor 0tts htdiiemeet.
siRi-The Sunday Rtaiaer says "the
Reform Council BtAits OF we'll !"
II seleCtSltyo saloon.keepefs ag mem.
beB Of lh body. These are the atst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-28

ID Natures own true laxative. II i9
tho most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 70 cleanse we
system when Bilious OF Costlyei 70 dis.
pel Headaches, Colds and Feyergi 70
Cure Habitual Constipation, lndiRes.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only W
the California Fig Syrup Company, FOR
sale In 30 cts and Sl,00 bottles W Logan
4 Co., Anton T, Hess, h u. Burt ana
o. Menkgmellet
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With its intense itching, dry, hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and the
little watety cplmples, often causes In.
deecrlbable suffering. Hoods Sanapatil.
y has wonderful power over this disease.
II puriaes tHH blood and expels the hi.
NOR, and theiRkln heals without a scar,
Send for book containing many state.
tliehp Of CURES, 70 o. /, Hood 4 Co.,
ApotheCatiea, Lowell, Mass. o
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The thermometer at schnepPs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
Registered Ms follows:
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LS. 0OoD 1ell1 dty goods Lhe cheapest

"a STITCH Ii time saves nineu--ii
taken With "Mils.End," 1Yes.
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Bargain Sales.
A. L. RICE & co
JANUARY
BARGAIN SALES

New surprises In every depart
ment. Prices cut to point that
closes out competition. 1t Will pay
you to call every day. jalO
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WE have Just received . half gross Of
tho newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever put on the market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB W. CRUDE.
JeWeler and OptlCian.
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IbuFPERRp for two weeks with nett
rAipia OF the face, md procured imneui'
nc relief BY Using salvation on.
wv hlRs, WA, o. BALD
I33 N, Carey d., baltimore, Md,
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Hoods

soldby RlldrugySts. sli sir for Is, Prepared only
byo,I, HOOD CO., ApothOcaTieS, Lowell, Mas,
100 Doses One Dollar
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Fruit and trucking lands, i'm
proved and unimproved, eligibly To-
Gated on the line of the n. Y, P. s.
N. II. H., NOW for sale cheap.
Also, seaside farms with oysters,
fish and wild fowl privileges unsur-
passed on easy terms.
And town lots for business men
at the new stations on tho railroad
constantly on hand at reasonable
rates. Send for circular.
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Too Sentimental.

Arlo Bates tells this story, in The
Providence Journal, of two Bosto-
mans, both literary people: The man
had sentimental fashion of constant
ly abiding to his wife, who strangely
enough was seldom to be seen with
him, and in the end his acquaintance
became dreadfully weary of hearing
him go on about his better half. One
evening, he was at dinner given by
literary lady of note and the CONVEX
sation turned upon religion. There
were opinions of various sorts, but the:
whole tone e: me talk was serious uI,.@
til this man broken by saying, ina
most sentimental fashion N beau
tiful wife, she is my religionl I The
company in general regarded the
speaker with feelings of anything but
approval, and there was moment of
silence. 'Mr. Co." one Of the ladies
said, breaking the silence, ~ have
always understood that religion to
be true must be universal. Is your
wife universal2" fEa
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Uee Of Onions

Botanically the onion belongs to the
lily family. The odor OF the vegetable,
which is what makes it SO unpleasant,
is due to a volatile oil, which is the
same as that in garlic, though i'll the
onion it is milder and naturally does
not last so long. There are, besides,
easy ways, if one only knows them, Of
removing at once all unpleasantness
from the breath. a little parsley or q
few grains of coffee. or even swallow
or two of milk, if taken after eating,
proves an effective remedy. Boiled
onions arc the least Objectionable in
regard to odor, and are rs easily digest
ed as any. The oil in tine onion passes
off in the water in which the vegeta-
bles are boiled, and if the kettle be
kept closely covered and the water
changed after they have boiled five
minutes, and then again IN minutes
later, there will be no ouvr through
the house, and the onions will bewhite
instead of gray as they often are. Be
sides being rich i'll flesh forming ele-
ments, raw onions are especially good
in breaking up heavy cold; they are
also stimulating to fatigucd persons
and are otherwise Dcacicial.-New
York Telegram.
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cologne.s prenze Gates Reaar.

The bronze gates for Cologne cathe-
dral, which have been for many years
in preparation, are now nearly finish
ed. The design includes the Four
Ages of Man, the -Four Seasons and
the Wise and Foolish Virgins, with
beautifully prepared ornaments, rep
rcsenting coats oil arms and groups
of animals and plants, which have
been superbly sculptured. London
Truth.
Little Jack is on the knees of Uncle
Ned, who is very bald.
II can countl'' says jack, proudly.
"Indeed2 Let me hear you, says
Uncle Ned.
.Tll count-let-me see, what shall I
count2 Oh, I'll count tse hairs on
I'm afraid that would be too hard
for you.
Youths Companion.