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Liked Money noe Well.

Following fast on the death of Sir
John Macdonald comes the DOWNFALL Of
Sir Hector Langevin, Canada's minister
of public works, who is about to retire
from public life in the face of q charge
that he has taken brides on account Of
contracts. One witness swears that he
paid Langeyin Sl5, 600 in his own house.
This and other similar charges are de-
MED, but the retirement seems to be n
settled fact. Nobody stood closer to
the late premier than Iangcyin, who
for twenty years has been a power in
Canadian politics. His hold on the
French element was wonderful.
His administration of his department
was regarded as admirable, and he was
looked on as very probable successor
to Macdonald. The best he can hope
for now is to be permitted to drop into
oblivion.
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GEre GgtelEiqetltar.
wHEELING, JUNE 80. 1901.


John B. Alley, of Boston, whose fail
ure was announced the other day, has
been one of the successful men of the
country. He began in life as an apprcn-
tice to shoe manufacturer, tlatboated
on the Ohio, and by the time he was
twenty.six years old had q large shoe
fRctory Of his own.
He was M early abolitionist and later
onactive Republican. He served in the
Senate OF his State, and for eight years
was q member of Congress. A few
years ago his wealth was between So
100000 and 100000. While this may
have been IN overestimate, it is a fact
thathe had abundant means until he
went into some unfortunate specula-
tons.
The moral of his case is pointed by
near friend, who says that Mr.. Alley
did not retire soon enough. In this his
case is not singular. Other men whose
brains and industry have brought them
fortune have at last been stranded be-
cause they did not get out of the whtrl
in time. There comes day in the his
tory OF almost every man when if he
have the capacity to take care of what
he has he should be thankful and leave
to younger men the effort to accumu-
late rapidly.
No matter how clear the mind and
how great the physical strength, man
does better to shorten sail when he has
his family comfortably provided for.
Men differ as to what is comfortable
provision. Other men have a passion
for money-getting and find their great
est pleasure in the effort. Disaster
comes, irretrievable, and the few re-
manning years are years of bitterness.
When you have. enough stop, and be
sure you are not dollar-glutton.
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Is He YnnIshinp2

Democratic politicians who are senti-
mentally inclined to Mr. Cleveland are
beginning to question seriously whether
their party can afford to take him again.
He cannot control his own party in his
own State, and he came into national
prominence originally because it was
known that no had the New York
machine aad that particular machine
was essential to Democratic success.
L. the State argument be eliminated
by the cold facts Of the situation, what
is Left of Mr.. Cleveland? AS tho New
York Sun is fond Of suggesting, it is not
enough for candidate Tor the Presi-
dsacy to be fat. Any number Of fat
mer can't carry anything more than
their own weight.
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FOR MEDICINALUSE
cool CONFIDENCE MEN,
They Rob Farmer of $500 and Then
Drive Him to His Homo.


Drive Him to His Homo.
LAruRop, Mo-, June 2O.-A gang OF
confidence men and their confederates
met Stephen Trice, a wealthy farmer,
near town Friday afternoon and got
away with $500 and q fine team and
buggy. They visited-him ostensibly to
purchase his farm, and caused him to
draw $500 from the bank to purchase
some land adjoining his, which they
wanted but could not buy. After draw
ing the money he left town with them
in q carriage, and when near town they
met q confederate who was passing as u
gambler,
Mr.. Trice had lost their money they
forced him to play and threw q cloth
over his head and chloroformed him
and robbed him. The confederates,
four in number, left, but the two in the
carriage, who had given their names as
DR.. Stdrks and Judge Hays, OF st. Louis
coolly hauled their victim home, inn
pressing on his mind the fact that II he
left home or told anyone before Sunday
he would be killed. !.
They told him it was in settlement OF
an old war grudge, and was the way q
few enemies took to get even. Mr,
Trice was so overcome with fright that
he never mentioned the affair even to
his wife until last evening.
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rhe Leelslnt nre,s Blnnder.

The new jury law, elsewhere referred
to in detail, is bungling piece Of fegis-
lation which bids fair to cause no end
Of trouble. If the situation is as bad as
it seems to be it may be necessary to
convene the Legislature to repair the
law. The alternative would be to deny
to civil suitors that prompt justice
which the law promises them and to
open wide the doors for criminals to
escape. A session of the Legislature
would be expensive, but the whole
machinery of justice cannot stop
bocanse the legislature tied it up.
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Ohio. Oregon, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Southern
Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, West Michi-
gan, West Missouri, West Virginia.
Fifteen have voted agains. him or
made no return OF their action-Ala-
bama, Arkansas, Chicago, Fond du Lac,
Iowa, Maine, Milwaukee, Mississippi,
Newark, New Hampshire, Quincy,
Springfield, Texas, Vermont, Western
New York. The bishops are now poll
ing their votes and are not making their
action known. If DR.. Brooks be turned
down there will be a mountain of strong
feeling to overcome in the Episcopal
church.
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Tho Art of pclnr an Emnoror.

Tbs little Grown Prince OF Germany,
tender flower, is having riotous vaca-
ton. His imperial papa takes him off
to lone corner and instructs him in
the art OF being an emperor. With
stories of Charlemagne, Barbarossa,
Charles v. and Frederick the Great he
endcavors to FIRE the youthful imogiua-
ton.
1t may BIO that by the time the young.
s,cr is ready TO mount tho throne OF his
fathers tho people OF Germany will
have no use for ruler who thinks God
created but one German in his day.
The standard OF intelligence is very high
in Germany, and the printing press is
running with accelerating speed.
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PhlllIps Brooks.

1t remains to be determined whether
DR.. Phillips Brooks is to be bishop Of
Massachusetts or to remain what he
has long been, the most eminent of
American pulpit orators. Thirty-scven
drOccses have voted in favor Of his con-
sccra!ion-Albany, California, Central
Now York, Central Pennsylvania, Colo
RADIO, Connecticut, Delaware, East Car.
o!ius. EG.toa, Florida, Georgia, Indiana,
Kansas, kentucky, Losg Island, Louis
lana, Maryland, Massachusetts,. AIichi.
ga,, Minnesota. Missouri, Nebraska,
New Jcrrey, New York, North Carolina,
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A sIsTER's SURPRISE.
She Lands In New York to Find Her Sister
Married to u Negro.

6nG lsIlHuh IA ANph ApAHA ~ = saAe-
Married to Negro.
New YoEx, June 29-AIiss Lizzie Cum
ningham, pretty brunette from Ire
land, received the surprise OF her life at
the barge office yesterday. Lizzie, with
n cousin, arrived on the City OF Chicago
and the pair waited at the barge office
for the arrival of relatives. In the
afternoon Lizzie's sister turned up and
tie creating was very cordial Until the
latter pulled the covering off a two
months old baby which she carriedsin
her arms. The babe was ebony in its
blackness and Miss Cunningham tainted
at the spectacle. The mother Of the in
FAINT tried to explain to Lizzie that the
child was well derived, at the same time
reckoning to sturdy colored man who
stood in the background. The colored
man approached to be introduced to his
sister.in-law, but Lizzie refused to
notice him. The colored man said he
was not Hibernian, but that his name
was McGraw. MCGraw is n stone mason
and lives with his Irish wife on Thirty
eighth street.
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prennrInr for Hot weather.

The following telegram from White
wright, Texas, indicates that the peo-
pie in that vicinity do not intend TO be
caught unprepared:
WmTEwmoHT, TEXAS, June 3, 1891.
Chamberlain & Co., Des NoiHs, Io,Oa:
Ship us ut once one gross Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, % cent size, and two dozen so
cent size. We are entirely ont and have
had nearly forty calls for 1t this week.
o. Y. RATHBUN & Co.
This is Just such medicine rs every
family should be provided with during
the hot weather. 1t never fails and is
pleasant to take. D&w
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NO REL1G1oUs RITES.
Many Turner's Attend tho Funeral of
Arnold sIeEfriod jain.

1Inny Turner's Attend tho Funeral OF
Arnold siegfriod jain.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Arnold siegfried
jain, son of Frederick Ludwig jain,
founder of the German turner's socie-
ties, was buried at Graccland Cemetery
yesterday.
The remains was followed to the
tomb by 600 turner's in uniform. The
services were held in the Northwest
Turner Hall. There was no religious
rites, but members of singing societies
sang requiem. Large delegations
were present from other cities.
Early in the present century the
elder jain organized society of turn
ers to drill the youth OF his country in
military exercises. He lived to see the
turner's flourish all through his native
land hut on account OF the freedom
with which he expressed his opinions,
and the popularity he gained, he be-
came obnoxious TO the Government and
was thrown into prison, where,he died.
His son, Arnold Slegfried jain, who
was born in 1915, came to America in
1852. His first home was Baltimore,
where he gained q living as teamster,
and afterwards in piano mandatory.
He served through the civil war. Sew
eral years ago he became blind, and
then the turner's of America showed in
what esteem they held his fathers
memory. They subscribed q pension
for his support, and undertook the edu-
cation OF his son to qualify him to be-
come teacher Of turner's. The son is
now n teacher in the Northwest Turner
Society OF this city, With this son Ar
mold Stefrfed jain spent his declining
years in this city.
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IN AN ASYLUM.
How Mr.. clovoland's Visit to Providence
Affected n Citizen.

How Mr.. cIevelnnd's Visit to Providence
Affected Citizen.
Providence, R. l., June 29.-Frank NJ.
Purinton was sent to the State Insane
Asylum yesterday in a condition of
quasi frenzy, directly caused by ex-
President Cleyeland's visit on Saturday
night.
Purinton is about thirty-four years OF
age and a graduate of the class Of rs,
Brown University. His studies were
completed in Europe. His father was q
well.to-do ship chandler, Reuben II.
Purinton, OF this city. Frank was SO
wild last winter that he was sent to the
insane asylum. In April he was taken,
to Canada and lived in q village about
twelve miles from Ottawa. He became
well known there on account OF his
yagaries concerning the relations OF
Gambia and the United States.
When it was announced that Mr..
Cleveland was coming to the city Frank
at once made the announcement that
he WINS going to see him, and lost all
control OF himself. II can annex
HOQDBQN 10 JnlS country ne suluJ il
can have sSO,0O0,0O0 paid, and all want
10 an appointment to the second Office
in the Government when it is done.
Mr.. Cleveland Gun only become Presi-
dent if l guarantee it, and ] am going
to see him at the hotel tonight"
6 Pnrinton said this in the morning.
II got to the police, and they were
afraid that he might turn up at the
banquet where Mr.. Cleveland was to
speak. At any rate there were police
all around the hotel, but he did not APP
pear. The police now say they were
only present to look out for crush OF
people who, it was feared, would come
10 see Mr.. Cleveland. Purinton's wife
kept him ut home that evening, with
the help Of others, or no doubt he
would have tried to get to Mr.: Cleye-
land. His case grew worse all night
long, and yesterday morning his wife
said that she could no longer care for
him. His rawlings continued to be in re-
gard to AIR. Cleveland until he was in q
frenzy.
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WORLDS FA1n Tnounnrs.
Anew Committee to bO Selected by tn,
Trades Unions.

Anew Committee to bo Selected by the
Trades Unions.
CHICAGO, June 20.-A change is to be
made in tho composition of the Labor
Committee which has to deal with the
labor matters in connection with the
Worlds Fair.
The old committee, representing the
Ave central labor organizations in the
confercn ces with the Worlds Fair di-
rectors, will finish their work and pre-
sent a report this week. A new com
mittee will then be formed, consisting
OF one representative OF every labor or
ganization In Chicago, which will have
the duty Of seeing that, I'LL the agree
ments made between the unions and
the contractors are carried out.
A preliminary meeting OF this COM
mittee was held yesterday. Nothing
was done except the receiving Of the
names of the delegates from thirty-nine
different organizations, and the meet
ing adjourned until next Sunday, when
the committee will be regularly formed.
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Progress.

It is very important in ttrtspge Of
vast material progress that remedy be
pleasing to the taste and to the eye,
easily taken, acceptable to the stomach
and healthy in its nature and effects.
Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs
is the one perfect laxative and most
gentle diuretic known. D&w
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West virginia Pensions.

Special Dispdtch TO nc IhieNt1elctr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., juno 99.-West
Virginia pensions: original-James S.
Parrish, Thomas H. Hill, William P.
Compton, John W. Myers, Jordan G.
Hall, Oliver S. Jones, John Wolf, Bur-
fuel Newman, Anthony Litton, james
Headly. Northumberland Hebig.
Renewal and ncrease-Luther .. Har-
bert Increase-Nathaniel Coleman.
Original-William II. Fulkineer, John
w. Palmer, John w. Buchanan, Daniel
Ward, Matthew Boner, William II.
Margle, John P. Logsdon, Alex. Mills
(navy), John Muller. Benjamin F. sapp,
Robert II. Ewing, William II. Billinger,
james G. Pratt, Leroy Wayne, Henry
@. Ross, John Miller, st. Richard JEFF
ferries, John P. McGirew, Martin L, Carl,
John E. Norman, Harrison Clark, Dexter
L. Shinn, Amelius Pinnell. Abraham
Fletcher. Additional-Geo. Hickman,
Daniel Dickens, William @. Daniel.
estoration-James W. Smith. In
crease-James Needham. Reissue
Archibald Rowan, Sarah A. Bryan, Pru-
denee Hamilton.
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THE NEW pARTY.
Terms on Which You may Become n Mem
bor-The Revised Rules.

berthe Revised Rules.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 29.-The con-
stitution and bylaws as revised and
changed by Secretary schilling, of the
now Peoples party, were made public
to-day. The articles call for the organ
ization and regulation of local clubs to
be conducted under the auspices of the
na tional body. Meetings shall be held
by every club. The president shall be
elected at each meeting. Any citizen
OF the town or county may become u
member by signing the declaration Of
principles and the platform OF the
national body, and pledging himself
unQualifedly to support the principles
us enunciated. Any member who makes
motion TO endorse a candidate OF, or
to enter into fusion with any other
political party, shall Immediately cease
to be a,member OF the club and OF the
new party.
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rs. Coon gells dry goods the cheapes..


via the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
Thursday, July .. Round trip $40.
Tickets good ten days, with stop over
privilege at Washington CITY returning.
Through sleeper from Wheeling TO
Philadelphia on the 6:l0 p. IN. train.
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No NATTER what may be the ills You
bear from indigestion, II dose oil Ayers
Cathartic pills will ease you without
question. just try them once and be
assured; they have much worse dys.
peptcs curol. You'll find them nice
and amply worth the price. Daw
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cmcAoo has declared u war of exter-
mination on the street stands. They
are doomed to take their place with the
hairy elephant and tho ichthyowhats-
hisnamc. @
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Examining Surgeon Appointed.
- t,s.-..A.A a.. a.. r., .tIl,..,,...

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 29.-The
Commissioner of Pensions has appoint
ed DR.. G. W. Daniels a member Of the
Board OF Pension Examining Surgeons
at Martinsburg.
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1t Gathers Them In.

Germany is groaning over the dis
covery that the Standard Oil Company
has its clutches on the petroleum trade
oftheworld. Bytheexercise otpatience,
persistency and unlimited capital it has
removed almost every obstacle to its
complete mastery. As often as its eagle
eye lights on anything resembling COM
petition it teaches out and gathers in
the intruder 1t is getting to the point
where man with a grease spot on his
trousers won't be safe from the greed OF
the Standard Oil Company.
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TIM Ohio Valley knows how to SYM
pathizc with the food sufferers in the
West. Some sympathy expressed in
cash would not be amiss.
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THOSE Americans who think we can
not make tin plate in this country are
respectfully referred to the publication
Of English views made by the London
Times. On that side Of the pond they
are Of the opinion that we only lack the
skilled labor. This is a lack most
promptly to be supplied by money.
Experience is another good way to get
at it. We are going to unhorse the
free traders with our littlr tin spears.
Their doom is sealed.
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SOME little fingers arc going to be
burnt on the Fourth Of July, but they
will monkey with the powder just the
same.
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NtF York PrpS.
Not a lew politicians OF large cxper.
fence arc predicting that Senator Cor
man, OF Maryland, will either 10 the
Democrats nominee or make the nonl-
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IT won't be much Of race for the
electric light to como in ahead OF the
stone bridge folly. 4 - =
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APPLE JACK is to be introduced in
Egypt. II anything can elevate the fel-
laheen that will.
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Mr.. WANAMAEER's relation to the Key
stone Bank stock is mixed, Ifhe owned
any hc did not know it or has forgotten
it. The case is full of cobwcbs that
need to be cleared away.
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The declining powers OF old age may
be wonderfully recuperated and sus-
tanned by the daily use Of Hoods sarsa-
paFilla.
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THE country will look with interest
on the coming maneuvres of our navy,
the first of the kind in our history. 1t
is not that we can make the greatest
naval show in the world, but as We are
not having wars to train our men and
develop our weak places the manGu-
yres are the next best thing we can
have to promote the efficiency of our
naval establishment.
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The Electric Light Commission is
going about its business in II business
like way that promises to give tho peo-
pie the worth of their money, and that
with no unreasonable delay.
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RRYMASN's Celebrated Lager spec.
ialty ut Lally Sample Rooms, No. POO
Main street.
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BELMONT PARK
Now Pleasure Resort and Picnic Grounds
Omen for the Season. Closes octObcri.

The ,ue steamer R D. KENDALL Nh Snd ,g "
magnificent loallng palace, BELMuNIl r t,,.a,
win leave the Wheeling wharf every sa'u'e'
and sunday At a. IN. and ep' NJ
rarc for tho round trip CSC. including saH'r
sion 10 the Park and dancing privileges
Every Thursday free trip, = onet ,,Tw X
orphan asylums and the poor children o ME-
inV md surrounding towns Doat eh MI, md
IN, and returning nj 6p, IN. AL chliuie"
be IN charge OF adults .,,l,
Lodges and Societies eau secure Ihe Ia'A '''N
days on Liberal sharing terms ma,
Early Applicants will receive Choice OF p'''
LEE ANsHUTZ, Gen'I Manage
IOo1 On Board Boat, Wheellas. v: =.
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GREAT BnIrAty's exports to Canada
stand almost still, showing small in
crease in ten years; ours grow steadily,
having nearly doubled in the past
decade. The figures are instructive:
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Nom power 70 DC cloctrielstrset cars
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Mr.. WHITNEY, ex-secretary of the
navy, is moving up in the Democratic
presidential pools. Mr.. Whitney made
friends while he was in Washington, is
a man Of brains and has command of
one Of the most responsive "bar'ls" in
the country, II Hllwere, out Of the
way Whitney would be no laughing
matter in the Democratic convention.
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Water Rents Are Due!

Bills for WATER RENTS #"
the six months endlngseptens,
Der so, 1891, are now ready, a.,
paid at the office of the CITY
Water Board on or before june
30, 1891, a discount OF ~ p''
cent will be allowed
THE CITY WATER Bo ARP
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IT is pleasing to hear that the i'm
proved rifle can send ball at long
range through three men with a fair
chance OF killing a fourth; or it can so
through tree and finish man before
it is tired out. In comparison the
weapon in use in our army is as cross
bow beside Winchester rifle. Are We
going to keep up with the procession?
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THE boy and she pennies. The boy
is saving his pennies with right good
will. Think you he will drop them into
the Sunday school collection? Nay, he
will blow them into frecrackers, pin
wheels and devil-chasers. BE is Young
America. 90 ge3nala brs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FoS
w Household work. Apply arSc >, NJ, gE
ket street. ,: -3aF
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SOMEBODY is cruel enough to suspect
that Senator Payne and his crowd have
paved the way to the Democratic con-
yention with banana skins for the special
use and behoot of Governor Campbell.
Thisbusy somebody must have forgotten
that all the Paynes are out of politics.
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The greatest novelty in dolls has now
been invented in Nuremberg, the great
German town for dolls and piaythings.
A machine in the doll causes it 10
move its hand and write neat little let
tiers ona slate or on paper. Whole
sentences can be written to the amuse-
ment Of children.