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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27
What is tho Matter In i,omncy?

"ilht ~ INC nluttCr III IkOInnCyI
Tho Hampshire Review, which is not
Republican newspaper, finds fault
with the state institution located there
and prints u bill OF particulars which
1t thinks warrants an investigation. 1t
seems that under tho present manage
ment the supplies for this institution
must be bought outside Of West Nir.
Cinia, although West Virginia is ready
to furnish the like commodities and
has TO pay for them. II the institution
can DO stocked and provisioned by
home dealers, 1t is obviously good policy
to keep the money at home.
Tho Rer'e,c charges the agents OF the
institution with pursuing "a reckless,
extravagant course" and says the
principal wallows in luxury" This
latter accusation is perhaps an cxag-
gcration, but the ISTELL,GEScER has in
formation from other sources concern
ing tho purchase OF supplies outside OF
tho state and has reason to think the
complaint justified. The ISrELLlGEy-
GER is also advised that there is room
for great improvement in the official
list OF the institution.
For some reason heschool NJ Romney
is not held to SO strict m accountability
as arc tho other state institutions. A
little wholesome looking into will not
hurt it.
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Dad Roads and High Taxes,

The Pittsburgh Dispatch estimates
that thc expenditures for Pennsylvania's
public roads for 1901 will loot up S. ,OOO,-
900, all OF which, with the exception OF
about $4,000, represents SO much abso-
lutte waste. This large amount OF money
has gono in patch work which it will be
impossible to find when the road .mend-
ers get TO work again next spring. Ii
this money had been expended in road
building on good system and with re-
gard to stability, the money would have
been well invested and every mile OF
road would have paid large dividends to
the people who use it or are even in
directly interested in the traffic.
Tho ISTELLIGEScER is not able to say
what will be the years expenditure Tor
road-patchins in West Virginia There
is no central source as in Pennsylvania
from which the date can be drawn. II
is safe 10 say that the amount is large,
and very much more than tho people
can afford to sink. Ii taxpayers could
be made TO believe this, if they could be
persuaded that the road-patching that
goes OH under their eyes every year is
the heaviest tax they pay, there would
soon be an end OF this stupid extrav-
agance and we should have the Begin
ming OF systematic work that in time
would give us roads good all the year
round.
The average American common road
is impossible in "heavy" weather for
loads Of one ton. In Europe, they haul
loads OF several tons over their roads in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27
AT the Old Stand.

Secretary Blaine resumed business at
the old stand yesterday morning. Be-
fore he had taken his monday meal he
had ordered our minister TO Chile to
demand instant explanation and repair
alton for the brutal outrage on our sail
ors. There is no buster about the de-
mand-it is cold and well calculated
business.
Our sailors were shot down in cold
blood-the reparation must be prompt
and as full as it can be made. II Chile
desires TO have friendly relations with
us she will be glad to make all amends
she can for the fury OF her mob.
There is not the slightest doubt that
our men were shot down because they
wore the uniform OF the United States.
There is, therefore, no analogy between
this affair and the New Orleans lynch
ing.
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MAY MAKE YOU SMILE.

Mr.. Meadow (wrathfully, to country
editor)-"My house was robbed las
week, an you didn't have a word about
it." Country Editor (wcarily)-"You
did not send us the information, Mr..
Meadow" Mr.. Meadow (petulantly)--
AN is that the way YOU editors get y'r
news bout houses bein robbed?"
Country Editor (ironically)-"Well, no.
Usually the thieves drop in and give us
the item, but this time ! guess they for
got about it."-New York Weekly.
1t was a party OF cultivated people
that stood before an ancient cathedral
admiring its grandeur, which several
centuries OF existence had failed to dim.
The noise OF the cars in the immediate
vicinage so ANNOYED one OF the ladies of
the party that she impulsively said: ~
wonder WHY they built the cathedral so
near the railroad. "-Congreya.ionaii3t.
Parcnt-I came to inquire on behalf
OF my son about that situation you adj
vcrtise. l don't know us he will suit
YOU. He has just graduated IRON COL
lcgc, and" Shopkeeper-"Oh, that
doesn't signify. What he knew before
he went there will probably come back
to him in time" -Bos!on Transcript.
William Ann-"I want you to como
and take that burglar alarm right out
OF my house" Northumberland
it work." William Ann-"Work! 1t
has scared n burglar to death and his
widow has sued me for 5000 damages"
-Broohlym Life.
Visitor TO inhabitant Of very small
villagc)-"But surely you must find it
very dull here, never getting any news
papers. How d'you know what's going
on in London, for instance?" Inhabi-
tant-"Eh, mon! but dinna We ken that
tn folk in Lunnon are jist rs ignorant O.
what's gaun on wi us 2"-Judy.
Illitcrato Vender-"Appricots! APP
pricots Three for ten centsm Miss
Minerva Absolute, IRON Boston-"Oh,
most wretched man! | wanted some
apricots so much; but your atrocious
INSTRUMENTATION has made it quite i'm
possible ior me to relish them -BoSt0n
Courier.
Barclay" said the wiic OF the sicl,
man, there is the Rev. Goodman, who
has come 10 talk 10 you?" "Did he bring
anybody to identity him? ?" inquired the
bank cashier feebly.-Chicago Tribune.
Wiie-"I was fool for saying yos to
your marriage proposal" Husband
"And was = fool for giving You the
chance, SO YOU see We are vel! mated
after all. Cape Cod Item.
De Canter-'Is there any sure way
to tell the ngo OF horso?' De Trotter
Yes. Ask the dealer and multiply
by two."-New York Weekly.
1t is the easiest thing in the world 10
borrow trouble and return visit.-Pihs-
juTyh Dispatch. KS
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The late James Parton used to tell
how, early in his career, he was itemiz-
ing for 4 weekly paper, and he noticed
that large share OF the news was de-
voted to exposing human irailties.
Thereupon he resolved TO make reform
in journalism. He began to collect mat
ter for new feature in his paper:
Good Deeds Done Lately.", During
the first week he picked up only few
paragraphs for it, but lie wrote flour
ishins introduction and gave good earn
est OF the future. But the next week
the stock was still smaller. Nobody
rescued anybody else from watery
grave; nobody lost waller and reward
cd the rasamuttin who picked it up; and
so the new department persisted OF
inanition.
a recording apparatus, which has
been for some time ut work on num-
Der OF cabs in London. is. calculated to
prevent disputes between cabby and his
fnre. It's fixed inside the cab in full
view OF the passenger. The recorder
has on its face q disk which is divided
into twelve parts, each part represent
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HAD MANY ADVENTURES.
Capture of the Mon Who Victlmlzrd Ex-
oinyOr Filters Brother.

oinyor Filters Brother.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2G.-Dctectivcs
Miller and Tate have arrived with tho
cmbcEzlers and forGcrs, Henry Nc
Glathery and Charles Case, who got
away with $1,000 belonging to Convey
ANGER Filter, brother OF the cx-mayor.
The fellows were caught at Kcnncba-
60 Camp, in Maine, where they wan
dercd after their flight from philadel-
phia on October 8. They were playing
high toned roles rs hunters. McGlath.
cry had $3.50 OF the stolen money, and
both wore diamonds, gold watches and
other iineries. They had purchased 4
complete hunting outfit, and were
armed with rifles, revolvcrs and bowie
knives.
During their adventures in Maine,
the iugitivcs met two sons OF Claus
Sprecklcs, the sugar king, passed over
the Canadian line lost themselves for
days in the Maine forests, and imagined
they wero entirely secure. When tho
detectives nabbed them they confessed
everything.
The three women who went as lar MS
Boston with the men were a daughter
OF a dead Boston minister named Coyle,
and her mother and Ella Walters OF
West Chester. The woman divulsed
the secret OF the direction tho iugitives
took. The Coyle woman was married to
McGlathcry before the flight, but Me-
Glathery was SO drunk ut the time that
he does not remember the occasion or
who performed the ceremony, although
he admits they were married. In their
written confessions, the men attribute
their downfall to Gloucester vine and
women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27

commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. H.. tho home farm
OF the said Robert Gilin, situated on the waters
OF Battle Run, two miles north OF Point Mills,
on the Wheeling, Pittsburgh IL Baltimore rail
road, and ten miles east OF Wheeling, In Liberty
district Ohio county, West Virginia, cOnlGinin;
one hundred and seventy acres, mOEc or less
Said farm will be sold as whole, or IN two
separate tracts, of seventy and one hundred
acres, us may be deemed best by the executors.
This is one OF the most productive farms In the
ncighborhood in which it Il situated There
are two good frame houses on the farm, with
bnrp, stables ind other ontbu!liingS. \ COOL
apple orchard aud other fruits. The inrIn is well
wGtercd and about fifteen acres OF timber.
Possession given april !, lS49.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.thiFl OF the purchase
money, and rs puch more rs thepurcha,Gr may
elect 10 pay In cash on dry OF sale. The balance
in two equal payments Of one and two years.
with, interest from April /, 1892, payable an:
nually. The deferred payments 10 be secured
by deed OF trust on the property.
Title 10 said farm Is believed to be perfect.
For further information, inquire OF the eHecu.
tors, Mt Valley Grove and ROneys Point, IVES.
Virginia. or ". N. Dunlap, West Alexander, Pa.
MORROW GIBSON.
DANIEL \. GIFFiS.
sel7.IThIw Executors.
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low to Vote In Ohio,

1t is understood that there are 4 good
many Republicans in Belmon. county
who will not 20 to the polls on election
day and vote because they do not un-
derstand the new ballot law and do not
care to 20 to the trouble. This is mis-
take. Every Republican in Ohio should
turn out and put in straight ticket.
To vote straight ticket for pro.ec-
ton, honest money and reform mark it
with Il cross [Nl at the lett hand OF the
words.
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Che 2'ttelliIge'1fer.
WHEELING. OCTOBER 81. 1901.
Ono Moro Week in Ohio.

One week from to-day the voters in
Ohio will choose whom they will have
to serve them in the state offices and in
the Legislature. The campaign will
close formally with the end OF this
week. Practically it is closed now, Tor
it is doubtful whether after this n vote
can be changed by argument from the
stump or IN the press.
The canvass has been spirited on both
sides, in the main fair and OF good tone.
The chief contestants have treated each
other with the respect which gentlemen
expect and accord. In this feature it
has been very nearly model campaign.
Each side has done its best.
The Democrats offered The issues on
which they thought they had the best
chance to win. The Republicans took
up the gage OF battle and have left moth.
ing undone to carry their banner to the
front. The Democratic ticket has been
embarrassed by the early reputation
by the gubernatorial nominee OF two
principle planks OF tho Democratic
platform. OF this awkward situation
the Republicans have made the most,
and their points seem to have told.
The issues have been principally ma
tional and SO has the interest, turning
on Ohio the eyes OF the whole country.
Major Mckinley has made n splendid
campaign, as solid as it has been bril-
liant. Governor Campbell has been
dashing, bright, entertaining, but it was
pulling against the tide to stand on a
platform which in large measure he had
been quick to rcpudiatc.
The normal Republican majority in
Ohio is not less than 10000. 1t is plain,
therefore, that the Republicans have
most to gain by full vote, and this has
been their effort. The measure OF their
success in this will determine largely
the size OF their majority. Relying on
the fact that the state is Republican,
believing in the winning power OF Nc
kinley, there has been danger, not yet
passed, that the Republicans OF Ohio
would take too much Tor granted and
allow their Republican state to be picked
UP by the Democrats, as has happened
before. Nothing is gained ior the Re-
publican cause by disgusting the danger
OF over-coniidence. The majority is
there, but it must be got to the polls and
into the ballot box.
The new system OF voting is regarded
with apprehension by both sides, al
though the Democrats profess to be sure
OF gains through it. There is no reason
for this except that as there are more
Republicans than Democrats in Ohio
an equal percentage OF loss would fall
more heavily OH tho Republicans than
on the Democrats.
What the Peoples party will amount
to no politician has been shrcwd
enough TO guess. 1t is reasonable
guess that this alleged farmers organi-
cation will not seriously disturb the bal
ance between the old parties. The Pro-
hibitionists will not cut much OF fig
ure, and this will be Republican gain.
A conservative view OF the situation
shows Mckinley in the lead, by what
majority the ballots will have to tell.
The majority will probably BIO large
enough to place Ohio strongly on the
side OF protection and hundred-ccnt
dollar, and this will be glory enough ior
one state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27

The object OF this suit Is TO recover by decree
OF the above named court the sum OF ;i.@l, Win
interest thereon from the 10Th ,lny OF June l'!i
until payment, for money irauducntly Obli.i'Gt
by the defendant from sundry persons named IN
an exhibit OF the bill, filed in this cause, wh0aEo
Gssigrors OF the plaintiff, and who are mcmbGR
OF local Division No So OF said Fraternity in no
City OF Cleveland, in the State o! ohio lGl Aip
10 recover the costs Of this suit: and 10 suulg.
10 the payment and satisfaction OF tllc SHllthFJl'
interest and costs. moneys OF the GtiGn4dni III
the custody ri the Exchange lAnE OF Nlecl'liE'
which have been attached under oTderoi attach
ment issued herein, Il appearing by tho answer
OF said bnnk ms CarnishcG that Il has III rs pos
session sufficient funds OF the defendant to 'a1'
isfy said clalm. And il appearing that the or
der OF attachment i'll this cause has been. by ''p
Sheriff returned executed: and the deieilGhht
not having been served with COPY OF Inc at.
tachment or with process IN this SHIT. anu !.
also appearing from M affidavit iilcd IN lha
cause In open court that the DEFENDANT j. I!
nonresident OF this state, anu Is corporation,
and that no person can be found III lht C"u'l'S
OF Ohio upon whom process against u sly 'i
legally scrTcd, on motion 0l TIC pInll!i!. VIZ
order OF publication Is entered against u, ana "
Is ordered thAt the said defendant do hpptHr
within one month after the date Of the il@t rHb.i'
cation OF this order, and do WhRt is Necessary 20
protect It's interests. II Is further ordered may
This order be published and posted as required
BY inv. ,o.,.t
10th, 1871, Gv the Circuit Court Di Ohio County
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk a t@Id C0Ht.,
al the Court House OF said county, this I'm u"y
OF October, 1871. .,,-,, CO.
Published the first tine October ~: 1871:
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk
EGGlrsToS, ErsI;!NE 4 ALLISON, and CALDWELL
. SA'''" '''''' ''N'',''''0 oclG.Tu
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We hope it is not too lato TO call Gov
ernor Campbells attention to the signi-
fcant TACT that 5000 English miners
have struck against reduction OF
wages. 1.-THE governor is rs smart as
We think he is, he can easily establish
the connection between this strike and
the fruitful Mckinley bill. The govern
or OF Ohio needs to make all the connec-
tons he can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27

GOVERNOR CAMPBELL does not know
the geography OF his state. Otherwise
he would not place public institutions
where they do not exist. He has
neglected some golden opportunities
and placed himself in grotesque atti-
tudc. After the election he will have
time to read up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27

IL the light OF a rumored negotiation
looking to Il compromise on the Hop
kins-Searles will case it will strike any
body that the compromise might we'll
have come before there was SC much
family linen wrung out in public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27

JUDGE FINLErrEE, OF the Philadelphia
court OF common pleas, decides that
Sin Philadelphia every man has the
right aud must rule his own house
hold" Wives who cannot stand that
kind OF law know what city to steer
clear OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27

A MISTAKE in the types caused the
1STELLlGEScEn Of yesterday to misprint
the name OF Postmaster McWhortcr, OF
Charleston-too good man to get
wrong anywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27

QUEsrIoSin arithmetic for the thought
ful iarmer-IIow much per acre do bad
roads take from the value OF your farm
How much would good roads add?
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CHICAGO has another batch OF hood
lers. A select lot would be IN attraction
about Worlds Fair time.
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EXECUTORS SALE,

NNECUTORS' SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE
The undersigned executors OF the estate Of
Robert Giilln. deceased, will offer at public sale,
oil the premises, on
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TO r S A LII.

House for sale on the northwest corner OF
| Chaplinc md Twcnty-siXth street, six rooms
Lots in 5. 5. Blochs addition on South Penn
and Elm Streets, Island.
No. 200 Jacob street, 81 $50.
lot on South Front street. Island sl.o0o
Lot on McColioch street, East Wheeling; desir-
able location.
One OF the best manufacturing sites In the
city, fronting on two railroads.
Good business corner In Centre Wheeling
House OF SIX rooms, 1916 Wood street. In good
condition. 500
House of seven rooms. 1851 Eoif street. $500
House OF four rooms Mt corner OF Eighteenth
street and Alley G. sl0)D.
Lots OH North Huron. North Erie and South
Penn streets, Island SS5D 10 500 each.
Full lot on Jacob street, with q five roomcd
brick house In the rear sl.0g1
llslflot on North Main street, 50 By To- feet.
$500.
lIO!ilot on rstteet, south OF Twenty.clshth
street. $1,000.
Lots OH EoT aud Jacob streets. In North Bon.
wood
Lots In A. II. Pattersons addition TO Elm
Grove At low figures.
Cho!cs lots IN Glendale.
lIousc OF i've rooms. in good condition, 23l1
jacob street. ground 3j1l01 feet. Si.69l
Large lot Ht ElginytOn Lane
lots In Fifth ward in Elan & WHITES
addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27

If President Harrison has manly
bosom he is very proud OF his Secretary
OF State.
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Wheels,

~ HcclS.
Never before was there time when
SO little money would secure so good a
bicycle as during the past week, and no
other place on earth but at the sales
room OF Edw. L. Rose & Co., 81 Twelfth
street. See them. The sale goes on.
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Xxi REPUBLICAN TICKET.

LISTED" as the brokers say, at 100
Doses One Dollar" Hoods Sarsaparila
is always fair equivalent for the price.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIME STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
l. OHIO COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF OHIO COUNTY,, WEST VIRGINIA.
Order OF publication entered in Court October
10, 1891.
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cOmmcncingAt 10 O'Clock n. M, tho f1l,,,r,,,,.
described real estate. to-wIt; So much ~ ~
north one'hali OF lot 80. 3 In square 40 q M
the town NOV city, of Wheeling, c0nyryci IN
Henry liol!iuEcr By NOah Zane aud w!icby,lr'i
unten June y, 1871. and recorded In bed ltnnl,
No. 10, pagc lC5 Of the lnud records OF said eau,
y, and devised by snid Henry !iolllnrrf IN ,'iI
ArGmlnlQ llollnScr. rs rcmnius after dcllrtlwS.
from said north hnlf OF sNid lot 20 much tbr-anl
as was conveyed d. said AramIntn IiDlIIDrFr IN
George W. liOl!luger by deed dated FcbrnGry ~
ISL ana recorded In Deed Book No. s.. rnr. =,
and inter dcduCting also from said north hsIi NJ
said lot so much thereof as was conveyed by s3Ii
ArGnin.a liollinger 10 Thomas II. Lewis mi
Henry Newman by deed dated October n ~,
and recorded In Decd Book No. Is. pncc III, HI,
property 20 be sold being the homestead Of ii.
late ArnmintI liollnGur and being sgiiatrI an
the east side OF EOlr street. between Eleventh nui
Twelfth streets. In said city.
TERMS OF SALE-One.;hIrd OF tho rurchos,
money and such further portion thereof as lilo
purchaser may elect, IN Cilsh. md the remainder
thereon In cwo equal nstalmeH.ss-Fayahlc I'm ons
ana two ycGrS respectively from tile DAY OF sale,
with Interest from the day OF sale, which inter.
est on the second lns'allment shall be pRynhIo
Annually, the Title TO be retained until The pur
chase money is fully paid
BESJAMIN S ALLISON,
GUY r. C. ALLEN.
Special Commissioners.
1certiiy that bond and security have been given
by the above named commissioners rs required
by law JpIIE W mitchell
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tho worst weather. Are their horse
flesh and man flesh and vehicles and
time worth more than ours?
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The Wonderful Scenery.
NTT3 The Fall from the Cliff.
Y The Attempted Murder.
y The Foiled Abduction.
"a hit The Revolving Prison.
LSf1gp The Real Waterfall.
NEglg The Great Dancing.
The Sweet Harp Playing.

81 co. Matinee prices, 30 and % cents; reserved
seats 70 cents. Sale OF seats commences Wedncs-
dry October IS, ut C. A. Houses music store.
The Washington bee., 1891-06-27

The marriage of Mr.. Edward
Gates to Miss Laura Riddles was
solemnized on Wednesday June "a,
at o'clock at Mt. Zion M. E.
church by Rev. T. o. Carroll. A
reception was held at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs. Sarah
j. Riddles. Miss Anna K. Sewell
was the bridesmaid and Mr.. Edw.
Smith acted as best man. The
presents were numerous and hand
some. Mr.. and Mrs. Yates will
reside at 2808 Dunbarton Avenue.
Among the many present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Turner, Misses Ka-
tie Bennett, Mary Shelton, Sopia
Thomas, Anna Dorsey, Sarah j.
Riddles, Harriet Beason, Martha
Shelton, Ida Chase, Lucy Washing
ton. MeSsrS. Warner Williams,
James GOineS, Lorenzo Chase, c..
VIM. Stewart, John Carter, Sumner
Williams, Jas. L. Turner and many
others.