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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-03

To the casual reader it may not have
seemed unusual that interviews with OK.
President Cleveland have appeared in
several western and southern papers.
Their authenticity connot be denied, for
tho reason that the conversations report
cd are between the editors and the ex-
President. The scheme is so thin that
any person can see through the motiye,
and "a wayiaring man, though fool,
need err therein" practically build
up sentiment in tho farming population
OF the West and South in favor Of Cieve.
land. As far as the South is concerned
the bureau is wasting its energies, for
whoever is the Democratic nominee that
section Of the country will support him
solidly. ~
The fat that owing to local affairs the
usual substantial Republican majority OF
Iowa was wiped out and Democratic
Governor elected has inspired the Dem.
ocracy with some hope Of adding that
commonwealth to the Democratic column
in the next Presidential contest. This
is evidenced by what Mr.. Cleveland Gays
to tho editor OF the Nashville american,
when he says:
One OF the most serious troubles the Republi.
Gail party would have 10 encounter was the
revolt OF the Now England manufacturers
against the Republican policy. while several
Northwestern states were now held doubtfully
In the Republican column only by reason OF
sectional prcIudiccs. The bloody shirt, he said
had done valiant service In the last campaign In
coun;cract!ng the effect Of tariff reform argu.
mcat aud unless that could again save the he.
publican party from defeat, nothing else could.
The Republicans OF the New England md
Northwestern States who have been hoping for
reduction Of tariff duties at the hands OF the
Republican party were bound to realize sooner
or later that the hope Is vain. What then will
themselves by supporting the Republican party
and oil obstruciing and defeating the very reform
they are clamorins for? -
These people, said Mr.. Cleveland, arc to-day
beginning TO realize that the party which persists
In course hostile TO their interests is their
enemy. and that the party which Is fighting TO
give them what they wHut, is their friend no
matter II 1t does contain some Confederate
brigadiers.
In regard TO the tariff, the position Of
the Republican party is unchanged, and
is willing, nay anxious, to have it Il test
in the coming struggle. No one be-
lieves in the tariff professions Of the
Democratic party. 1t cannot be trusted
with the power to tamper with the meas.
ure that has brought to this country all
the prosperity it has enjoyed We hope
Mr.. Cleveland will continue to talk long
and often.
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Il intended that the share OF tho net earnings
which Ia TO DO set aside each year, II there arc
any, shall DO calculated upon the positive 70
suits OF tho records u kept by the Arm.
Every male employe who Is over y years ana
service Of ten years entitled to pension In case
OF partial ort0tal disability TO work, caused by
accident, sickness or old aye, ut the rate OF
20 per cent Of the wages earned alter ~ years
co per cent OF the wages earned after u years
service. 49,
20 per cent OF the wages earned after 10 years
service.
50 per cent OF tho wages earned after 10 years
service. N
% per cent Of tho wages earned After y years.
service.
iGi per cent OF the wages earned after Is years
service. .1I'|.r..
Iu case OF accident Will 10 on duty or OF sick
ness contracted through tho performance Of
such duty, such empiOyo shall DO entitled 70
" per cent. OF bis wlges at any time previous
slons In no case are TO exceed 81 600 per year.
| Every male cmplOye having been In the EN-.
ploy OF tho house ut least five years continuous.
" after attaining the ago OF 2 years !: entitled
On completing the tenth year Of service 70 a
second policy Of 81 ,OC0. and after the completion
OF fifteen years OF continuous service to a third
| Every male employc over q years OF age and
who has been In the employ Of tho house for five
consecutive years shall DO entitled 10 an cnhow..
mont account, upon which hc Will be credited
at the end OF each year according As tho manu-
featuring record shows that he has earned more
than has been paid him In the form Of waYei
| u through gross Carelessneks any cmploye has
caused the house loss. such loss will he charged
against tho above account. This endowment
money shall be payable 10 such cmploye only
At his arriving at the age oil 60, or upon bis
death. l". tI
The above synopsis Of Mr.. Dodge's
ideas, as proposed to his employees, has
seemingly much in it TO commend it to
public favor, but it is not certain that
hisobjections to what Is known as profit
sharing" rs carried on in some lhrge
concerns for years past, arc really well
founded. At all events, 1t is claimed
by one Of the largo cotton mills Mt Fall
River, Mass., that the experiment there
has proved II success. AS the owners
themselves put it, their plan not only
prevents strikes but has proven an In.
ceDtive for increased interest and effort
on the part Of operatives and in this way
has compensated financially for the
diminution OF possible profits.
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IT is n pretty good thing that the Lou.
isvillc Courier.Journal pepetratcs OH the
Ohio ballot.box scandal. 1t says that
"Ex.Governor Foraker iayors neither
natural gas nor coal: He wants 10 see
Wood burned to all eternity" q.
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The most obstinate cases Of catarrh are
cured by the use OF Ely's Cream Balm,
the only agreeable remedy. tits not
liquid or snuff, is easily applied into the
nostrils. For cold in the head 1t is mag
ical. 1t gives relief at once. Price so
cents. 4 555. MwF4w
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Beware of Olntmonts for Catnrrh tl,nt Con.
= - ---------- fnIin NInrcnr,. -------- u ~
tain Mercury,


as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip.
tons from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do IS ten fold to the
good You can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. 1t is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, By F. ]. Cheney & Co.
@sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle. paw
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WHEELING, FEBRUARY 8, 1890.

OIL has been struck ut Johnstown,
New York, and Immediately saloon
Inns been started. There will be no dry
holes there.
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
no2.NxSw -
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Co-Partnershlp Notice.
NO.PARTNERSllIP NOTICE.

/ have this day, February |, 1890, taken my
son Andrew J. seamon, Into partncrhip WIN me,
No. 1850 Water ST., under the ilrm name Of Henry
seamon & Son. manufacturers OF our celebrated
Nail City StogIcS all grades OF Tips and Cigars.
where We would DO pleased % have our friends
aud patrons call. HENRY sEAMON.
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THE AMERICAN GARD GAME
a Presidents" Price 50 cents. This
game Is rapidly taking the place Of Pedro and
Euchre for al progressive card parties, and In
order that II may be popular In price as we'll as
IN public favor We have Issued special adver.
Using edition OF IS cents. This edition Is as
perfect and complete Ms the 80 cent edition, but
somewhat cheaper. presidents" Is endorsed by
ministers, teachers AMI everyone. It Is entirely
different from the commonplace games usually
offered. II offers the most opportunities ior
akilliul plays and Is the most scientific and In.
teresting OF all games. Agents can make money.
Exclusive agency given. :,
LESTERPAYNE & co., Battle Creek. Mich.
r-.# a. r.rH o. #sr#.5r ,tao1- nav ,r
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Do you suffer with catarrh? You can
be cured II you take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the great blood purifier. Sold by
all druggists. l
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!. Proposals..
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS. 4

IN -
OYYlcE OF THE hoard OF COMMISSIONERS, \
OF. TIE COUNTY oY ONO,
WHEELING, ". Va, Jan. o, 1901
Sealed proposals will DO received at this office
until Monday, tho Oh day OF February, 1870, at
10 O'Clock H. in., from Physicians. for attending
aud furnishing medicines aud drugs TO all per.
sons confined Ia the County jail rs lunat!cs. or
persons charged with fcl0nleS or mlstlcmcan0s,
or the term Of ono ~ year from tho 18th day OF
February, 1890. VI ~
The person receiving tho appointment shall
give bond with sufficient surety, TO be approved
by tho Board, for the faithful performance Of
tho trust and agreement,
Tho right being reserved to reject any or all
bids.
jas0 NP. u. NORDlNS, President.
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ftIANTED-A LADY OR GENTLE
ffGMAN 10 solicit. Position permanent with
a salary Of at least SOS u month. Must deposit
$40 10 cover samples furnished. only those
meaning business need apply. Call At The SIC.
Luie House the Sd, ith aud 5th OF February. l..
N, SrROwLS. T.. jaSl
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Wanted,

VITANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w States Army-ablebodicd unmarried
men, between the ages OF q and Is years. Good
nay, raiions, clothing aud medical attendance.
Apply at No. 1919 Market street, Wheeling ".
Va E'lF7 -Hf % tHaFs ~ - ~. a. " ~ dcilN
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"A GENTS WANTED-WE IlAVEAN
"a .orieinal plan In dealing with our agents,
which they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
with any quantity OF our catalogues, with their
name printed on each as exclusive agents for
their county.
Agents have merely to see that the catalogues
are properly distributed aud the result Is mar.
velous. An agent IN this way can also establish
largo mail trade. ~ Il-lAl.a
Full particulars mailed Oh receipt Off cents In
LESTER PAYNE & CO.. Battle Greek, Mich.
: Fl,'.rl. e ss' s'ss-- -.f.ss ia2l pAw
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Great Success Of our New 81 Muslc Books.

"piano Classics" Vol. and Vol. 9, popular
Piano Collection" popular Dance Music Col.
lection,"," Song Classics for sop.," Song
Classics for Alto, "Jlassic BARITONE and Bass
Songs" "Classic Tenor Songs. Each book 81.
MAILED FOR RETAIL PRICE.
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AVG ENTS lWANTED-THE MIS-.
~ SOURI, Washer affords Agents profitable
business Washes dirlest clothes clean by hot
steam. Arguments In Its favor numerous and
convincing Sent on two weeks trial. Write
for illustrated circular and terms. ], WORTH,
81 Beckmnn street. New York. oc2s
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ANTHEM BOOKS 81 Er:y a aS13 go ss
"Anthemes Of Praise" 81 or 50 doz.) Emerson.
american Anthem Book" Isl 25 or $40 doz.)
Dows Responses and Sentences" $50 cts. or
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NANTED-A MAN TO TAkET
w county management Of new publicu.
tlon. Must come well recommended. he able
TO make cash deposit 81 81 for samples. Position
permanent. Salary 500 per year. Call at the
Mcclure liousa Tuesday, February lth. l.. NJ.
SPRUWLS. 70 jn3l
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RdSV cbNTBTbg Sacred: "Ruth and Boaz,"
nhoA vhNihlho' I65 cts, Sc doz.) "Re-
hecca," Jos cts or 81 doz.) Secular: "Dairy
Maids Supper" go cts. or 81 50 doz.) "Gar.
den OF Singing Flowers" 10 cts. or So co doz.)
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For Sale.

p ESIDENCE FOR SALE-AIY RES.
LIZ IDENCE, No. n Sixteenth street. House
In perfect order; furnished with natural md
artificial gas and all water convenicuces. Pos.
session can be given April !, or sooner II re.
quired. b. +. CALDWELL. dcgl
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MAX KLEIN
81 Federal Street.
dcll.AwSr ALLEGHENY. pa.
MIDWINTER MUSIC,

Music, as a handmade, stands ready
TO assist III all social pleasures aud gaieties.
S0CTBI SINGING college Songs" (5occnts.,
pVoAnn pinuiNu' college Songs for Banjo.
Guitar" teachsi.) "Good Old Songs we used
to Sing" lsl) aE
Temperance Crusade" (s5 cts.
Mo.ey. Temperance Rallying Songs" as
cts. or s. 60 doz.) Hull. y
NNTupM QnnVo Easy Anthems" $50 cts
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The Legislature has g%otthrough doing
nothing in forty.three days, just two
days short Of the full constitutional
limit. 1t would have left n better fare
well Tilt had promptly determined the
Gubernatorial contest and gone home.
Since the day 1t declared Judge Flem-
ing elected in the face OF the plurality
against him 1t has not done a single i'm.
portant thing except to spend the peo.
Pies money. From the day it met there
never was a single thing, the determin.
alton OF the contest excepted, 80 import.
ant rs to adjourn. Through all the
fo~rty.thrce days there was at no time n
reasonable prospect Of passing any legis.
lation under the call worth to the peo.
pie the cost Of one days session.
The Democratic party is responsible
for tho session because it is responsible
for the contest. Republicans and Demo.
Gratis share the responsibility for drag.
ging out the proftless session to forty.
three mortal days. Some Democrats and
some Republicans are not guilty, and
the people will hold them in kindly
remembrance. 1t may so hard with
the others.
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Yesterday ut noon, Henry Schenf,
organizer for. the American Federation
Of Labor. accompanied by Mr.. Richard
Robertson, went down to Bloch Bros.
"Nlail Pouch tobacco factory and organ.
lied 200 OF that firms 400 hands into q
local union, which will be attached to
tho Federation. All the employee ex.
cept the children and stripes, were got.
ten together in one Of the big rooms Of
the factory and a temporary organiza-
ton was formed by electiue a president
and other officers, who will serve till
their successors are chosen and the new
union is fully prepared to transact bust.
ness under tho Federation rules. Tho
formation Of this organization puts all
the tobacco workers in the city into the
Federation, the seventeen girls en-
ployeI Mt Augustus Pollack's tobacco
and stosie factory having gone in with
the cred Letter" employees. In adj
dition to the regular union features OF
the organization, the tobacco workers
will add q sick and death benefit depart
ment to the union. Another meeting OF
the Snail Pouch" workers will be held
in the South Side Turner Hall, Thurs
day evening, March 6.
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BROOKE cOuSrY MATTERS.
a Move to Secure n County Home Circuit
Court oInttprs-Yhlte Cnplsm,


Circuit Court meets next Monday with Judge
PAUL on the bench. A grand Jury hA, been
summoned and owing to the hubpUnns already
Issued and the humber OF Cases certified from
Justices docketS, Il will be a buSy day. Circuit
Court Clerk d. I. Luzear always manages TO look
his best on such OCCASIONS. JIfl-
Something bordering on "whItc Caplsm" oc.
CURED on last Saturday, night. TO NJ. Leonard
Eastcrlay, u prominent shoemaker OF Wellsbufg,
IN which some known parties nlled his shop
chimney full Of stiaw. With the, purpose o.
smoking him out. u was fun for the boys. but
very rpugli on Mr, Yesterday, rs he came near
sulIucatlng from the smoke before he Rwoke.
As yet no arrests have beet. made, but no doubt
the young men will &c: be made - answer Tor
The outrage.
a movement has been put on foot, by tho
County Court Of brooke county 70 9liiclase ille
II. @. LhxcGr property for County Homo lor, the
Poor. This property Is located NJ LhZcarylllc,
one mile above Wellsbnrg, mud VIII 10 s0lu a.
public auction next Monday. The property con:
| lists OF a fnc mansion house. two neat and
commodIOus dwellings and four ucrcs OF ground
located Immediately IN that town. together
| with about SIX acres Of hill land, which Is con.
Eidercd by tho Court 10 be amply sufficient lohc'
cOmmodhtc tic poor OF brooke county. Inc
county several ycarsngo owned ms tine a iarn as
there was In the county, IN Cross Creek dlstflct,
| whicl, was purchased for the purpose OF n
County Home, but by bad management II was
sold at II considerable discount 1t Is 70 be
i lOleI IN tnG lutCTthk VI iuC HhAIhSclh thht d bHc
county should DO 30 fortunate us TO secure the
Laxear property that the Commissioner will
profit by past experience anu put matters on d
more pay Ing basis. Tho present contract for
keeping tho poor OF the county with George
| IAriies has besn anuulled by the Court, mud the
commissioners arr Obliged to either receive bids
for their keeping or provide n suitable place BY
tho ilrst OF next April. AZ tho cost M already
paid for their keeping it would Only take but d
few years 10 pay Tor the finest iarui III Brooke
| Rninfv WE. .#|# ....
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Ycsterdny,s Police Court,

There were only three cases to be dis
posed OF at yesterday mornings session
of Police Court, A man named D. B.
Rinehard, who while on n hunt for one
Of the disreputable dives in Alley G cot
into the domicile OF q decent family
and raised a disturbance, was
fined s. and costs. Howard Hilton was
arraigned on u charge Of disorder; the
difference between his case and that of
R%inehard's was that Hilton raised q row
in McGinley's saloon on the South
Side, and was fined S. and
costs. Both OF these d~isorderlies
settled their accounts on a cash basis.
Mike Kelly, not the hero of "Slide,
Kelly, Slide" but m Italian.Irishman
employed on Chapline hill tunnel work,
paid 81 and costs for being drunk.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.

Prof. Sparks Y. NJ. G. a. Lecture Last
N~Ight-Gencral Nsws Notes.
Postmaster J. Y. Patterson Is laid up with the
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Sheets have returned from n
trip to tho West.
kcnnon, sou Of Mayor N. c. Mitchell, Is crltl-
cally Ill with rheumatism.
The work OF laying rails on the Terminal rail.
way was commenced yesterday.
Mr.. Hmm Frazier, IT,, who has been visiting
here, will return TO Toronto to-day.
DR.. J. L. Finley, D.. brooks md Joseph Talbot,
Of ut. Pleasant. wercin town yesterday.
Mr.. Nj. Randall left yesterday 70. Magnolia,
where he Will go Into the drug business.
Miss Emma Stewart. Of Slewartvlile, o.. Is tho
guest Of Miss Lulu Mitchell. on scyenth street.
Lodcr's "ililaIity'' company, which appears at
tho Opera House tomorrow night, isa ltstclass
one,
Misses Ella and Bird White. OF Colcraln, arc
street.
The TITLES OF the Valley" will give a supper
In Commercial Hall tomorrow night from 8 10
10 O'Clock.
Miss Anna Bell Hobbs entertained a party Of
friends very pleasantly, Ri her home on Fifth
street last evening.
Better order should be kept In tho Opera
House. One arrest was made Monday night and
more should be nude. II necessary.
A hay stack on the farm Of benjamin. White,
near Colerdin. IN this county, was struck by
lightning and burned on Monday night.
The Y. 81. C. A. par!ors were crowded with
young men last night to hear the talk ofI'rof. L.
L. Sparks on "Nhcn. What and How to Read !"
The talk was tho second Of u series and was In.
tcrcsting and instructive. Its delivery occupied
about one hour end the Professor held the large
audience tpellbound from tho beginning TO the
md his hcarers never lire OF hearing HIM. Tho
next talk will be By Judge John $. Cochran.
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For Rent.

TOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED
II HALL, No. 1914 Market street. Suitable for
lodge purposes. Several nights still; vacant. In.
Guire OF i. X. Graves, J. ". Ellenbergc,, c. II.
seabright mud Charles lIsnke. jaSO
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ACCORDING TO The Critic Rev. DR.. Tai
mage has n queer way Of drawing in
formation from his library. When he
desires n quotation he rips out the page
containing it and pastes on his manu-
script the passage he needs. There is
scarcely q book in his library that is not
so mutilated."
II this statement were made on autho-
rlty OF less character it would be incredi-
BILE. Men who use books generally love
them too well to abuse them. More
over, such vandalism costs money.
Moreover once more, no man has q
moral right to ruin a good book. Books
worth having are held in trust.
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co5O,O 600 WAITING TO BUY REAL
eC Estate bargains with. Call and list your
money 10 loan. l.. A. ROLF & CO.. Real ESta,c
Agents, No. 1880 Market street. Telephone EGG.
LH H#H#.Hu# ID fcDi
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WANTED-FOR 8 CENTS-TWO
w BAGS Of Washing Blue and a lne plxpn's
Spluo." For sale by +. W. Kenneu.
2,E Matktt Street, John Decgan, lIcnwnOd, and
BY joseph speldel 4 Co, ic27DIwe
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The people have already defeated one
proposition to place q stone bridge over
tho creek at Main street. They will de.
feat another il it DO submitted to them.
A stone bridge Of the best design, ms.
terials and workmanship will cost nearly
three times as much rs a steel bridge
first'class in every respect. A stone
bridge cannot DO built at that point
without o%bstructing the creek, damminr
up the water in flood times and SO en-.
%dangering its own safety. A stone bridge
would DO n useless and reckless expendi.
ture Of money, which means wanton
taxation.
The bridge builders OF to-day know
how to produce the very best results in
steel. A steel bridge will not only be
good enough, but it will serve the pur-
pose better than a stone bridge. 1t will
be beyond the destructive reach Of
floods. 1t will have length OF days and
stand rs firm as a rock. The city is Of
fered q guarantee that the steel bridge
shall have no more vibration than a
paved street on solid ground. What
more is to be desired in n bridge?
A bridge must be built. It ought to
DO n steel bridge. Tho remaining ques.
ton is how to provide the money to
buildt the bridge. The resolution offered
in the First Branch Of Council by Mr..
Wilson points the way. Instead Of
asking the people to authorize another
loan, adding to the other loans and
piling up moro interest charges, "appro.
PIRATE $4,000 out Of tho revenues OF the
city for the year 1890"
This is a simple and business.like wav
OF getting at it. It will bring the bridge
and not add to the debt or to taxation.
II this shall take something from other
highway improvements the compensa.