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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04
GOVERNOR WILSON'S DISGRACE.

The Part no Has Taken in Very Nasty
Piece Of BusinssS-Ihe Fourth District
Returns and How They Were JuSglsd by
the Governor.
ParkT'SurO Journal
Judge ], NJ, Jackson received but
eight hundred and two votes in Pleas.
ants county. The returns were SO Ger.
tilted to the Governor. But at the insti.
cation OF somebody presumably, Of
course, the interested party, a magnify.
ing glass was resorted to and the eight
hundred and two votes was made to read
or to seem to read eight hundred and tue.
Then the Governor, knowing it to be
but 500, IL prevailed upon by Judge
Jackson, who also knows 1t to be but
SOP, to declare that the forged or mu.
tilated tire Is a contraction for iuelreI
This gives Jackson ten more votes than
he has and was kept profound secret
in order to allow Governor Wilson to do
the Infamous work before being enioin.
cd by legal process,
But the StOlm ten votes did dot elect
Jackson. II Twas necessary TO 20 further,
And so the Governor has TO find a reason
for throwing out more OF Smiths votes.
This he does by ignoring legal return
from Richie county which gave Smith
one more vote and Jackson two less
votes than Wilson allows-a change OF
lhTse-on the ground that the second
certificate sent November 18th was sigu-
ed by only two Commissioners and the
one sent November 18th was signed by
all threel This gained the necessary
three votes for Jackson added to the
stolen ten, to wipe out the plurality OF
thirteen, which Smith had in the district
But still Jackson needed help, and so
they so to Calhoun county, where the
Democratic Commissioners certify that
Smith received 032 votes, and only allow
him GS0l This is done on the plea that
the first certificate issued November II
must DO counted, which only gayeSmith
$50 votes, and which was a clerical error
and so certified by the Democratic Com.
lnissioners in another certificate.
But two majority was not enough, So
LinColn's vote drops one for Smith and
Jackson comes out three ahead!
Let honest men read the record. Let
them read the Governors plea, And
then let them say what verdict they will
pass on a man who will resort 10 such q
pretence,
Furthermore, be 1t borne in mind that
the Governor refused q. B. Smith all ac'
cess 10 the returns, aud that he Smith
hnIIu Nn,1oU uwnrO nnFkt0OOtnu from
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pUBLIC SENTIMENT.

There is one good thing about General
Noble; his neighbors speak well Of him.
Sour City Journal.
There has been too much OF the white
feather about Secretary Bayard's admin
istration and too much whitewuSh about
mis- defense of it.-Ntw York World.
II the Democrats had triumphed in
the last election no Republican Territory
would have been allowed to become q
state for at least four ycars.-h Louis
Globe Democrat.
Men at heroic mold would rather be
O'Brien dragged about from Jail to jail
in Ireland than the head Of the govern
ment that PERMITS, yes, orders, his I'M.
Drisonment. Pittsburgh Commercial.
With four new States, and forty.two
in alI. New York State will not be as
pivotal as.she was. That is good for
New York, for there IS too much friction
in d State that is pivotal.-CincinnaIt
Commercial.
The new States have tho qualification
Of knowing that 1t was the grand old
vartv that won, by long years OF stub.
born fighting, this great victory for the
principle OF Self'goyernment.-Nev YorE
Tribune.
In tho election OF 1902, beyond any
question, Missouri will choose Repub'
liran Governor and Legislature, and give
her electoral vote TO the Republican
candidate for President. That must be
the logical outcome Of present tenden-
cips.-S. Louis Globs'DemOcrat.
The Democrats will try to claim the
credit OF admitting the four new States,
Int the people OF Dakota, Washington
and Montana arc not likely to forget
which party it was that forced the fight
inp until tho other was ashamed Of It's
position.-Ntw York Tribune.
Why not have the stars and stripes
above every school house during school
boursP Lot the glorious flag wave there
over the coming Americans, sheltering
them beneath It's shadow, while they
arc At their books. When school is out,
lctthe fog DO hauled down.-CtncInndH
1ImsJ,Stdr.
II wo were in the House Of Representa-.
t,ves and could get rid Of the tobacco
tux by voting with the Republicans for
lie Cowlcs ill, and knew there was no
chance (as there Is none TO secure the
passage through the Senate OF the Breck::
Inridge or the MCNlillin bill, We would
vote With the Republicans for the Cowles
Dispatch.
~. ,,,i.a flint thu C,tant Monument
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OLD WORLD MUSICIANS,


N, Paderewski is at present giving
some excellent pianolorte reCltals In
Vienna,
A new ballet will shortly be produced
at st, Petersburg entitled 1.-THE Sleep
ing Beauty the music Of which Is
written by Tschalkowski,
Max Bruch has completed new dra-
matte cantata entitled "The Fiery Cross"
poem by Bulthaupt) which is to be pro.
duCed at Breslau on the 26th OF Febru-
AIRY by the "0rchesteryereln" Of that
town.
Nine, Materna, It is said, will make
her appearance next month in Paris at
one Of NJ, Lamoureux's concerts, and
sing LsOldeS death-song, together with
pieces from "Tapnhauser and Gotter'
dammerung,"
The Emperor William has bestowed
thetitle OF "KRmersangeFin" upon Mme,
Rosa SuCher wife Of the conductor at
the Berlin Opera, and the same honor
has been conferred upon Marie Leh-
mann by the Emperor Of Austria.
The stage management Of the Theatre
Royal ut Liege seems not altogether per-
feet, At recent performance at the
"Prophete," not only were the perform
ers Ignorant Of their parts and the Cho-
rus zen capilotade," but in one OF the
most important scenes two moops were
visible In the sky,
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Anxlou. AbouL The IsepubIIe.

Tho London Times, before it had occa'
sion to weep over the confession, flight
and suicide of Pigott, INDUCED in lam
citations over the great Republic Of the
West because four new States had been
admitted TO the Union, This admission
caused the Times to give vent to dire
iorebodings,
Perhaps the Times had consulted Q
good geography and discovered that III
area the four new States are three times
us large as England, Ireland, Scotland
ind Wales, The blguess Of this country
may well appall newspaper Of soul SC
small as the Times has.
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London AtheRaum.
BY the death OF Miss Anna Maria
'Goldsmid, at the age OF eighty-three
years, the Jewish community sustains
a severe loss. As the eldest daughter Of
Sir Isaac Lyon Goldsmid, she assisted
him III his labors for the political cman-
cipation Of the Jews. She had, however,
independent merit, for she was n chief
actor in promoting in England the move
ment for what was called Jewish reform,
which was at first treated as n schism,
Many years ago she published transla.
ton from the German Of Jewish ser.
mons. She was earnest in promoting
every good measure among her people,
and In common with the chiefs OF her
community, was equally Jealous on be.
half Of any movement that promised to
benefit her countrymcn at large, aud was
well known as q co.operator to every
philanthropist. She had long Contended
with great fortitude against the malady
which at last brought her to the grave.
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II you Try this remedy you will say us many
Others have said that II is tho NEST blood puri.
fer ind tonic. Write Blood Hahn Co., Atlanta,
Ga, for book Of convincing testimony.
J, +. Davis, Atlanta, Ga, west End writes;
~ consider that b. H. u. has permanently cured
me Of rheumatism and sciGtica."
r. II. saultCr Athens, Ca, says "D. Il. II.
cured mo Of Rn ulcer that had resisted all other
i. q. TinSlcy, Columb!auO, Ala, writes my
mother and sister had liberated sore throat aud
BCr0fua, i. H. Is. cured them"
jacob +. SDOnCler, Newman, Ca, writes; "B.
D. u. entirely cured me Of rheumatism III my
shoulders, / used six bottles"
Charles ReinhRrlt, No. 9GA Fountain street,
baltimore, Nd, writes; al MtlerGd With bleed.
lug piles two years, aud Rnl glad 10 say that one
bottle Of u. u. u, cured IHp,"
]. ]. Hardy, TOCCOa, Ga, writes; "B. Il. y. Ia q
quick cure for catArth. T'hte0 bottles cured me.
I had been troubled several years.
II. Sphinx, Atlanta, Ga, says; "OnO bottle Of
H. u. H. completely cured ilyOhlld Of eczema"
". A. Pepper, FiCdOnla, Ala, writes: "B. Il.
Il. cured my mother OF liberated sore throat
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Tho Australians have looked with
wonder on the exploits Of our ball play.
Crs, as well they might who have never
seen a more sprightly play at ball than
Is to DO seen on the cricket field, The
anlipodcNns found pleasure in looking
OH. but they arc not quito decided
whether they can make tho game In
Australia what they understand II Is In
the United States.
Tho Australians have been made to
believe tint bNsc ball Ia our national
game In the sense that Americans CON.
monty turn to TINT sport iur their out.
door diversion Nobody has bten honest
enough to tell them TINT In the United
States wV don't play base ball We pay
mon to play base bail iof lis, We take
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ONE on THE FAMOUS FOUR,


Hon. James G. Blaine Huys One of tho Four
Portraits Vt Washington Painted by Gil.
bent Stuart.
Warrington, Pa, Journal,
Hon. James G. Blaine, who IS con.
noisseur In art as well as IN adept in
politics, has purchased a very fine oil
portrait OF George Washington from the
estate OF the late Hon. John Il. Ewing,
of this place. Mr.. Ewing was an uncle
Of the Maine statesman and when he
was living Nr. Blaine made frequent
visits to Washington. The prizes paid
was $500.
The portrait OF Washington is one Of
the four original pictures painted by the
famous Gilbert Stuart in the year 1904,
In that year Stuart cameto Philadelphia
to paint tho portrait OF a wealthy lady in
that city, and while there he painted the
four portraits OF Washington, which are
said 10 DO the most excellent likGnesses
OF him in existence. Those pictures
have been much sought after by the
lovers Of rare and fine paintings.
Mr.. Ewing came into possession OF the
portrait in the following manner; When
be represented Washington county in
the Suite Senate he formed close in.
timacy with q gentleman from Philadel-
phia, likewise u State Senator, As a
token OF tho friendship he presented Mr..
Ewing with the celebrated painting, and
II has been treasured In his family Tor
sixty.one years. The Ewings wouldnot
have parted with the portrait to anyone,
expepta relative, and us Mr.. Blaine is q
nephew OF the deceased, 1t will practl.
caIly remain In the taulily.
The picture will be sent to Washing.
ton City in short time where 1t will
hang upon the wall Of the house Of the
new Premier Of tho Harrison admins
tration.
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Are You a Music Teacher {?


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SCHOOL Music TEACHERS arc invited to exam.
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NQTV0fd COuTani.
A teacher in one Of the Hartford city
schools requires her pupils to write SEN
fences containing the words in the les.
son. These sentences sometimes are
very funny. Here are two: One OF the
words in the lesson was "urChin." A
little fellow who would evidently rather
stay at home and play than 60 to school,
wrote; "The father Is urChin his boy to
go to school," The following is more
subtle. The word was ''paCify," and
the sentence written was, 1.-THE author
paCifes the poem" "Why, what do
you think 'pacify' meaRs?" asked the
teacher. l'lhe dictionary says It means
compose"
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Somehow the impression Is current
that ut some time during the Senatorial
contest at Charleston Republican could
have been elected, The best proof Of
the incorrcctness Of this idea is that no
Republican was elected,
There never was q moment in all the
iorty.fve days when Republican could
have been elected in any way that would
have been acceptable to an honest man
Forty,Gye votes was high-water mark
on the Republican side, Care should
always be taken not to make false his
tory in matters of moment,
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FOR RENT,
IL House No. III Twelfth street SIX rooms;
aturl gas aud water throughout; 81 Ol per
month,
House No. 81 Thirteenth street; eight rooms
and hath room; hot and cold Waterj natural
gas throughout 81 " per month:
n inquire n Rr,, Foups,v No 10 ~ Ix IsSH IT.
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ATlnrrr IN Mn.hlngton soclely.

Washington society is stirring itself Vi
because some colOred persons have do
olarod their intention to attend the in
aupural ball. Why not, II they desire
to attendP 1t has been understood that
the only conditions were u clean shirt
and a s. ticket. Those who prefer moi
to meet the colored brother and his wife
or sweetheart have the sweet privilege
oi stayipg away,
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oPtVVuI UNpUErN % ne INIeIVIVFNttF'
RITcHlR @, H., w. Va, March SIN
the Circuit Court here Friday the jury
in the case OF Addie Kelly versus Lloyd
Reed, for breach OF promise, rendered q
verdict for the plaintiff, damages 81 900,
The breach Of promise was aggravated
by seduction, Reed Is young man
and owns but little property. Amotiou
for new trial has been made and over
ruled by the court.
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iIo,ns. N tI,s sou,l,,

The Queen 4 Crescent route will
soil excursion tickets TO Fort Payne, Az.
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates.
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
al one faro for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IS, tickets good for
sixty days, Now 10 your change 10 OK.
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South, No billiards., sure crops aud q
pleasant climate, All trains leave from
Tic Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other Information
address Nell Q, Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or b. q, Ed.
WSfd6, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen L Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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Tns fact that good health, strong mus
clrs aud sound nerves aro 1ltainaOle
should encourage every invalid 70 an
vatnest endeavor In the right direction
Remember all diseases owes lts origin,
more or less, To lack Of iron 10 the
blood. Iron in'thO blood means healtL
strength and yigOr. AnalyEe tho blood
OF mi invalid and little or no iron VIII
be- found, Healthy mems blood ig iull
Of iron, The best method oil supplying
ma lack Of iron is by using Browns
Iron Filters, d sure cure for dyspepsia,
general debility, weakness and wasting
diseases, DdW
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our outdoor exercise by proxy, sitting
on ten.cent cushions in the grand stand,
or going It neat on the sup,seats, while
lusty young fellows under big salaries
dot the diamond in gay uniforms and
develop the physical man. For playing
base ball this way the only qualification
is the gate money,
Base ball is u beautiful and manly
game, one Of the finest Of the outdoor
sports, and it would be good thing for
US Americans II we played 1t instead Of
merely paying to gee it.
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For tho Office Of Governor Nathan
GoG has a majority on tho face Of the
returns. Nobody else claims to have
this, and so nobody else can claim the
scat OH prima faci' title. Coll will
qualify for the Office; which ends tho
term Of L. Willis Wilson. GOlrisneither
dead nor dlsabledj which cuts out the
prctCntions Of President Of the Senate
X. s. Carr Tho name Of the Governor
ia GotF-and 80 II will DO until the
Democrats throw him out by bare
majority Of one.
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GOVERNOR WILSON is catching IT.
from the press of the country for issuing
certificates OF election to men who were
not elected; also for holding on to IN
office to which his successor has been
elected. In full justice to Governor
Wilson the INrELMuENCER is constrain.
ed to say that Governor Wilson doesn't
care nickel.
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"Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too, by a lady In this
county. Disease fastened It's clutches
upon her, and for seven years Sho with.
stood liz SevOrest tests, but her vital or.
g,ns were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughcd necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought Of us bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
and was so much relieved on taking the
llst dose that she slept all night, and
with one bottle has been miraCulously
cured. Her name Is Mrs, Luther Lutz.h
Thus writes W. O. HanrlCk 4 Co., Of
Shelby, N. C.-Get free trial bottle at
Logan 4 Co. drug store. 2
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INFORMATION WANTED

OF the whereabouts Of FANNIE PISRUs. who
disappeared from her home; was dressed 10
black cashmere, with brown Newmarket coat and
black tHbOggan; aged seventeen, ANY ini1TmA-
tOn leading 10 her wheTeab bouts will be thank.
fully received by her father, b, PlNKUs, 22.a
Market street Wheeling, mrs
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsomC disease, Catarrh,
and yRinly trying every known remedy,
Al last found 4 recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
SuiTeFer from this dreadful disease send.
Ing a self addressed stamped envelope 10
Prof. ], A, Lawrence, " Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free OF charge, MWaF.RoW
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Two Great Otter.

Philadelphia Rtcord
In Philadelphia tho average number
Of persons living on an aero OF ground Is
only thirteen; the number OF dwellings
per acre Is two and half, and the nun.
Der Of persons per dwelling six. In New
York the number OF persons on each
acre Of space is tfty.two; the number OF
dwellings per acre four, and tho number
OF persons per dwelling eighteen. Is it
any wonder,under these circumstances,
that people live longer in Philadelphia
than in New York? or that they are
happier while they liye2
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A BUFFALO newspaper headed tho re-
port Of the farewell services in General
Harrison's churchill solemn Circus in
a Church." What the news editor wrote
WIS "a Solemn Service in Church."
1t was tho intelligent compositor who
didit. Yethelives. There arotroubles in
all trades but ours.
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Special DlspGich TO The hlteIItgtHeeT,
Richie @, H., March 3.-Thomas
Tingler, convicted at the present term Of
the Circuit Court, has been sentenced
by Judge Jacob to two years in the pen.
itentiary, and will be taken to Mounds.
vile next week. His otfense was for.
gery-passing a forged order for about
SIS on a merchant in this town.
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WHEELING, MARCH A, 1889,
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a SSIG n EE'S SALE OF REAL
IA ESTATE,
by virtue Of deed Of trust executed to tho
Undersigned trustee by i, Il, boyd, on the M day
OF December, lsSs, aud recorded IN Deed Of
trust Book No. "a, pNgc 81! Of tho records OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, said trustee will, on
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Philadelphia Record.
Little Dot-"Mamma, what's this cake
called angel cake iOrp"
Mamma (meNninglyl-"Becaus little
girls who eat too much OF II become
angels"
moi angels never get anything to
"well, dess | don't want to be an
angel until get old and lose my appe'
tte,"
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Cincinnati 1InEsNdr'
A happy couple who live on Walnut
Hill have a beautiful little girl who has
lust made a trip with them to New York
and the East. Mrs. - Is a native Of
Indiana and Mr.. - Is a genuine Buck
eye. While at one Of the Eastern hotels
the little girl was quizzed by guest as
to the nativity Of her parents, when she
naively answered: MY mamma Is q
Hoosier and my papa Is a-a-Chcst'
nut.D
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Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In tho Circuit courtoi locounty, Yves, Va.
William Pall0ur vs., IlrlttOn Fallourc, Frank
FallUurC, John FallOurC, committee OF Iamrs
FNllOurU, n lunntiG: Mary Thompson, wifi,
John i. Thompson, her hiISbandi lOlli,n bii
ton, With Thomas Dillon, her husband; lril-
3On Davis, William Davis, Margaret Davis.
Mary Fletcher, with Albert Fletcher her hun,
baud, aud Catherine Sanders, with ChUrlGs,
herhuSband-ln GharCGry.
Notice Is hereby given thal by virtue of an
order entered III the above entitled cause on the
10th day Of February, 1851, Will on Monday, tlO
18th dGy Of March, lHs9, ut my Office, No. 1901
ChApllne street, In the city Of Wheeling, West
Va, proceed TO examine and report:
]. What liens, itRny, md their respective prI-
critics, on the property IN tho bill mentioned
2, What other debts aud demands aru proper
charges upon Bald property, Including inc dc.
mAnd Of the plaintiff for the taxes paid by hlm,
and an account OF all moneys received and ok.
pended by the plaintiff with reference to said
property.
8. Whether tho said property liz susceptible Of
division in kind among tho parties entitled
thereto, with the names Ol such parties and
their respective interests therein.
4. Any other matters deemed pertinent by me
or required DyRny Of tho parties
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of FCbni.
Rry, 1882 GEO. L. lloyd, Commissioner.
ClTAS. Il. SMITH,
Solicitor for complainant. iClBN
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WHEN L. Willis Wilson was asking
the suiIrages Of tho people of West Vir'
ginia no promised great reforms. He
has for four years been Governor and
had ut his back u Legislature Of his own
party. OF all the reforms he promised
he has not brought about single one.
The chief characteristic OF his admins
tratlon has been what he was going to
do. He hasn't done II.