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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-18

Mr.. Depew, who has been abroad
with unusual opportunities for obserya-
ton and whoknows betterth than most peo-
pie how to make good use of good oppor-
tunities, brings back word that the Eng
lish regard the Ohio campaign as essen
tiallya national affair since Mckinley is
in 1t.
This is not surprising, for it is very
much SO regarded at home, particularly
by the Democrats. When the Demo-
Gratis OF the country who have high aspi-
rations put up their money to defeat a
man in State campaign, no translation
is necessary to get at. their idea OF the
national Importance of what is going on.
In any case all the high-fyers of the
Democratic party would be glad to see
their party carry Ohio; but this time
it happens,that by carrying Ohio they
would carry down one Of the foremost
champions of protection, and this is
enough to nerve them to their best en-
beavers.
Mckinley will not be elected If there
is Democratic money enough to defeat
him. If the minis were running double
turn on tho eighty-cent Democratic
dollar there would not be enough of it
TO buy Campbell's election.
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Typhoid Fever Stories.

Somebody has been working the
newspapers with stories about the
prevalence of typhoid fever in certain
towns Of West Virginia. Fairnont,
Morgantown ard Wheeling have been
given an undcseryed notoriety on this
account. The authorities Of Fairmont
have denied the story as it was applied
to their town. Prof. Wiley does the
same for Morgantown.
There is no epidemic in Wheeling,
although there is always more typhoid
fever here than need be, and the cause
is to be found in the contaminated
water. Ohio river water is not lit to
drink as it comes from tho river. II
should not be used at all, but is very
much improved by boiling and filter
ing.
Since the YOUNGSTOWN food this treat
ment has been much resorted to with
great benefit to those who arc wise
enough to afford themselves this much
protection. Other people prefer the
taste of the water in what they call its
natural suite, which means that they
like the taste Of itSimpurities so far as
they have taste. ~ 49,
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not prepared to meet Bardslcy in this
attitude. The worst it could do was to
,imprison for contempt, but this had no
terror for man under a sentence OF
fifteen years in the penitentiary.
Fortunately for Bardsley the day has
gone by for torturing out of witnesses
that which they are unwilling to tell.
There was time when Bardsley's testi-
mony would have been racked out Of
him. The State officials have reason to
rise up and bless Bardsley for standing
by them. Be sure, though, that he has
made them stand and deliver. This is
what his change Of front means.
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They Like Our Pork:

The German consumers OF our pork
that is to say, the Germans who cat our
pork when their Government will
allow tllcm-seem as much pleased to
got another chance at our hog as We
are to have him in their distinguished
society. Tho prohibition, though
placed on sanitary grounds, was really
ameasure. Of protection to tho German
hog raisers. We could not object to
Germany protecting her own, but We
had right to object to the thing being
done under false pretense that gave
our hog o bad name.
1t is all over now, and everybody is
as happy as hog meat can make him.
Tho Germans are fond Of theirs raw
and are supposed to get more satisfae-
ton out of their pork than we do, who
like our breakfast bacon done to q crisp
with tho fat fried out.
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rholNInsnueradlnr Pic.

Pittsburgh INDUCES in a JOB lot Of
speculation to account for tho easy es-
cape Of Titzsimmons, the murderer,
from JUL. Ono theory is that u friend
Struggled saws in pic. Fitzs!mmons
had friends on the outside and, what
was moro to his hand, he had several
thousands OF dollars in good money.
This beats saw pies all hollow. 1t is
now pretty well understood that when
''shoo-boxo Miller escaped from the
pcnitentiary in Allegheny he paid a
guard TO conniye ct his escape. 1t is
probable that F itzsimmons, too, crossed
a palm with money.
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ABOUT ROYALTY.

OF the various royal and pIineely
heirs in Europe who are unmarried, the
eldest, with one exception-the son Of
the Grand Duke Of Luxembourg-is
Prince Victor Bonaparte, thirty years
OF age. Next comes the ArchdGke
Charles Louis OF Austria, who is nearly
twenty-eight, and then the Duke OF
Clarence and Ayodnle, now twenty
seven. The Czarewitch is twenty-three
years old.
The Crown Princess OF Denmark, only
daughter Of the late King Charles XIV.
OF Sweden, Is a superb woman in every
sense OF the word. Her wit and intelli-
gence have won for her the friendship
of many brilliant men, while her strik-
ing beauty is the admiration OF Dem
mark, She and the Queen OF Portugal
IRE the two tallest Processes in Europe.
The Princess Ghika, sister Of Queen
Natalie, has one child-a boy. So dis
pleased is the princess with the sex OF
the child, who is now 8 years old, that
she calls him by girls name, dresses
him exactly like little girl in friiis and
lace, and Is bringing him up much after
the fashion OF girls.
Ex-King Milan has been trying to get
married again, but Metropolitan Michael
refuses to declare his divorce legal. But
the servian Ministry have engaged to
procure such a declaration il he will
only stay away from servia. In tile
meantime Queen Natalie fumes.
The Crown Prince OF Prussia, like the
Prince OF Wales, has a duchy at his
disposal, and it brings him in o clear
income OF 100000 marks annually. As
this income will accumulate during the
princes minority, he will have large
fortune when he comes Of age.
King Charles of Roumania has ar
rived ut Venice and been received by
the Duke Of Genoa, who took him in a
court gondola to the hotel where
Queen Elizabeth is stopping. She is
sick-because she can't have her way.
Royal Mysteries.
King Lobengula, the black ruler of
Matabelaland, in South Africa, is q
magifcent specimen OF savage royalty.
lie is fifty-seven years old, OF superb
physical proportions and dignitied and
courtly bearing.
The most fragile royal beauty is the
Grand Duchess Alice Of Hesse, born in
the year 1872. She is a superb blonde,
tall and slender, with delicate features
and a certain sylph like loneliness OF
her own.
The Gear is one of the few living ban
queters, it is said, who can drink a
toast" according to the old style, swal-
lowing toasted apples, liquor and all,
from the brimming cup.
Ex-Queen Natalie, who was expelled
from Servia, has begun suit in Paris
against her husband, ex.King Milan,
for 100000 francs, part OF her personal
fortune.
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Anfodd situation.

When Bardsiey was about to receive
the sentence which sent him to the
penitentiary for fifteen years he showed
great penitence. Among other things
he promised to do all in his power to
assist the officers of the law in their
efforts to ferret out all others in tho
job with him.
When he was brought into court this
week to testify against the sta:o officials
charged with getting some of the plum
der he at first refused 10 DO sworn,
yielded on that point and then abso-
lptoly refused e testify. The court waass
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No EplpElno WHERE.
The Condition of Health Mt tho Seat Of
tho University.

The Condition of Health Mt the Seat OF
tho University.
10 ne Editor Of ne iateTigaleer:
sm:-Reports have gained currency
through publication in the Wheeling
papers that there is an epidemic Of fe-
yer at Morgantown, which have caused
some solicitude to parents having sons
at the University,
There are probably a less number Of
cases OF fever in this community at this
time than are TO be found in the major.
ity of towns this season OF an equal
population. After careful inquiry l
can learn OF but three cases OF typhoid
fever, and every one OF them, 1t is be-
lieyed, was contracted by exposure to
the contagion elsewhere. No single
case is traceable to unsanitary local
conditions.
There have been two cases OF scarlet
fever among children in the same fami-
~; and ayoung girl who had been in
contact with these children died a few
days ago, and it 10 alleged, though her
physician denies it, that she died Of
scarlet fever. However, out OF IN album
dance OF caution the town school board
postponed the opening of the public
schools, lest the Contagion might posi-
bly, exist among the children.
These are the exact facts, without
coloring or concealment, in regard to
the existence OF fever in Morgantown
at this time. Ifthere is to be IN cpl
demic OF fever it's yet to come. II does
not exist now.
Moreover we think VIC have the
healthiest town in the State. Our water
is furnished from mountain springs
and runs directly into our houses with
out any chance Of contamination. We
have pure mountain air i'll unlimited
quantities. Our town is clean, and
there is probably no other town where
man lns better chance to be healthy
and hearty than right here.
We hope, therefore, you will disabuse
the public mind in this behalf, and you
arc at liberty to make use Of the state
inents above set forth, and hold me
Responsible for them.
Respectfully,
w. P. WILEY.
Vest Virginia University, Aoydnslown,
.SeptcRber 10.
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San Francisco, sept17.-The mystery
surrounding the tate of the schooner
Pannonia SO long over due at this port
from the Marshall islands is Mt last
cleared up. Tho vessel sailed for San
Francisco on May /, laden with a gen.
oral cargo and in addition to crew Of
seven had on board Capt. Lovedale's
wife and three children. 1t is also said
that several missionaries had taken
passage on the Pannonia to come to
this city. The schooner was wrecked on
reef to the northwest OF the Hawaiian
islands and every soul on board was
drowned.
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Ghe aateLLigenlen.
WHEELING. sEpTEnIBER Is, lsO1.
Mr.. Cleveland Aftcr the Battle.

Before the New York Democratic
convention Cleveland was supposed to
be in straitened political circumstances.
The convention confirms and empha-
aises his situation. In his own Oft
quoted words, it is a condition, not u
theory, that contronts him.
He cannot go into a national conven-
ton with the backing OF his own State.
The machine rules, and the machine is
against him. 1t is true that he on
deayored to get together a machine of
his own and failed, but he cannot turn
that to account.
Whether Hill or Flower will profit
by the defeat OF Cleveland at home re-
mains to be seen, and this may have to
be determined by fight between Hill
and the man he has nominated for gov
ernor.
But what is to become Of CLEVELAND?
His friends have said that he could be
nominated without New York, might
even be helped by its opposition. This
was before he went out of his way to
make himself offensive to the silver
tiends in his party. He has relied on
the South, where silver drumming wild
and furious course.
The southern Democrats seem to have
bowed down before silver and taken to
worshiping that instead Of Cleveland,
who used to be their idol. At this mo-
ment Cleveland seems to be a disappear
figure.
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OF FEMININE INTEREST.

Nine. Martin, the old lady who re-
Gently died at VinCennes, France, be-
aueathed her fortune OF 100000 francs
to her native town OF Toul, LETT 1,20O
for the expenses Of her funeral at Vim
cennes, coupled with the condition that
she was to be buried "as far US possible
from her late husband"
Miss Katherine Drexel, who became
nun short time ago, will visit her
sister ut Bar Harbos for u few days on
her way to convent in Canada. It
will be somewhat interesting for her
friends to meet her, who once knew her
as the gayest, best dressed girl in Bar
Harbors society.
For walking dresses dark chestnut
brown cloths, various chrysanthemum
shades OF purplish rcd and gray blue,
also black woolens plaided with pur-
plish red, are the favorites.
Plain colors remain, as always, the
safest choice for both service and re.
fned effect, but figured goods abound
in pastelles, in + stripes, in crossbars
and in marbled designs.
The fashionable dinner table OF the
coming se.lson will, it is said, show a
return to the long stemmed goDlets,
displacing the low tumblers.
A woman in Atlanta is the mother Of
twensy-one children, all living and I'M
married. The youngest two are twins
and have just been born.
A commendable tendency to tighten
the weight Of wool fabrics is noticed in
the early importations of autumn and
winter dress goods.
The Josephine chignon, bound ronnd
round with the diamond tiara to riyiere,
is now considered an elegant couture
for evening.
Ribbed goods, after the manner OF
Bedford cord, are among the hand
soonest woolens, and will rival the finest
habit cloth.
"The tallest school girl in the world"
lives at Riednaun, near STERLING. She
is in her fourteenth year and Is about
six feet tall.
Faced cloths, cheviots and camel's
hair are commended for tailor gowns
are to be worn again both in the house
and street.
English suittngs for travelling dresses
and morning wear repeat the small;
broken checks and irregular stripes OF
last winter.
1t is reported that within the last six
months $50 young women have taken
up timber claims in the State of Wash
ington.
The Queen Of the Belgians came near
dying few days ago from an attack
caused by eating watcrmclons.
Flower bowls in cut glass are no longer
round, but are shown US well in octagon
and OWL shapes.
Broche and lamasse designs are also
largely imported in rough finished
woolens. /,
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Thrown and Killed.

Special Di,paich 10 tie AteViCaIosr.
CALDWELL, O., Sept. IA woman
by the name of Mrs. Cox, residing u
few miles east OF Caldwell, was Instant
~ killed late yesterday afternoon by
being thrown from horse.
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;peefal Dtspateh to he Iatelltgeuoer

WAsHrSoroN, D. c., Sept. 17.-West
Virginia PENSIONS: 0riginal-Marcon
CEalfant, John w. Hawley, William II.
Jamison. Additional - Samuel P.
Elliott, William NJ. Payton.
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Sunday Excursions.

Commencing Sunday, May 81, and
every Sunday thereafter, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh and re-
turn at 81 80 and to Washington and
return ut 81, good returning Sunday
only. F4s
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WHEN British sailors are going to
have a picnic on a foreign shore they
should say so and not disturb the
peace Of Europe.
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Mn. Flower was not nominated on
just that sort Ola platf6Fm, But he may
have to send some money to help his
party in Ohio, just to show that he is a
good Democrat. This would give him
a great advantage over Cleveland and
Hill, neither of whom has barrel.
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Mn. v1croR FoosE, tho glassworker Of
Martins Ferry, understands the tariff
in-its relation to his industry just q
little better than theRegistr does. We
trust this will hot.wound the Register
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TuoMAs JEFFKasoS and Andrew Jack
son arc not having anything to do with
the Democratic party this year.
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ADOLF LALLoz, carriage manufacturer,
10 Carroll street, Buffalo, n. y, states
I was troubled with nausea OF the stom-
ach, sick headache and general debility,
Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. D1w
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ORDERS by telephone, telegraph or
postoiIice order for pure Pcnnsylvunia
Rye Whisky will receive prompt atteu-
.tion by NJ. u IRlly. 2l00 Main street.
Telephone No, $50.
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When Flower hits his "bar'l" with {
bungstarter there is no uncertain sound
but rather tho jineIing OF refined gold
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PERSONS who have touched the holy
coat of Treves have been cured Of their
maladies. II they think SO everybody
else should be glad.
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Special Excursion to Meeting Of the Ger
man Catholic Congress ut Buffalo, n. y,
aud niagara Falls,
via the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, on
Sunday, September 20. Special train
will leave Wheeling at $3.50 a. IN. Ratio,
round trip to Buffalo. s. 49,, and
Niagara Falls, SO 10. Mr.. Charles II,
Dehler, Mr.. George Smith and Mr., I.
stsitF, transportation committee, as
we'll as agents Baltimore & Ohio. will
give detailed information regarding tho
trip.
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THE Democrats are going to give
Judge Thurman another dinner. They
seem to think the old gentleman gets
hungry once year aud must be public
" fed.
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The Alliance, wings are beginning IN
flap with considerable Neor. Presently
tho feathers will DO flying.
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GRowS mon of intelligence do not APP
pear to advantage in street fist fight.
This truth was hammered into both OF
the actors in the catch-as-catch-can OF
Yesterday. N - 8
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BALNAcEDA has been heard from. If
he will send his head to Chile all may
be forgiven,
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IT is Miss Ava's proud boast that she
is not Diss Debar. Just wait until Ann
odclia gets her fingers well into Ava's
hair. Some alIronts can only be wiped
out TINT way.
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hurrahs from the people. saussicr
wouldn't draw in a dino museum in
France.
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nON'T he miSIsaL. The big Quilt sale Ii
ut srIkEL 3 CO.'S new stores to-day.
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ExcurHIon RntnS to 81, I.OuINl Mo-, Sop
TENDER 10th and soth, 1891, Via b. s o.
Railrond.
On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets 10 st. Louis, No., on account Of
the meeting Of tho Sovereign Grand
Lodge, /. D. o. +. Tickets will be good
for return passage up to and including
September 2sth.
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READ GEO. E. sTIFEL s CO.'S "ad.'
Fifth pnGe.
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THAT tired feeling now SO often heard
of, is entirely overcome by Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which gives mental and bodily
strength. q
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TnE World ypoHsd ths Democratic
State convention on the Presidential
question, with this result: Hill, 245;
Cleveland, SO; Campbell, German and
Whitney, 8 each. OF tho 4ol delegates
1853 would not commit themselves. This
is bad for Cleveland, but it does not
show that Hill can pick up the whole
delegation us easily rs he has been try
to mako himself believe.
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TIE efforts of the New York Demo
Gratis to array the people of that State
against the Republican party by de-
claring that party to be responsible for
New Works failure to get the Worlds
Fair is a bold exhibition Of sublime
nerve. Ii New York had had nerve
enough toput up the money she would
probably have gathered in the prize.
New York is not obtrusively forward
with her money in public enterprises.
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A FRESc1t general who can't hold his
own in sham battle will not got many
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w ANTED- FOR THE UNITED
w STATES ARMY, 1ble.bOllcd unmarried
men. between the ayes Of q and 81 yenrS. Good
pas Iailpns. riniiliiig and medical attendance
Applicants mus H. prepared 10 furnish sRsla-
factory evidence rs 10 age. character and hablH
Apply at ltji Nalu street. Wheeling, W. Va
jyt.NwAS
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1t is probably true that England is
plotting for the possession OF the
Hawaiian Islands. She wants them,
and when England wants territory she
gets it if she can. In this instance,
however, it may be supposed that Eng.
land knows we'll that the United States
would interpose forcible objection
against annexation. There would be
much reason. in annexation to our own
country, which many of the natives de-
sire.
wall. If we were to take it in it would
not be, of course, as State. We might
make it countyof California, or some
thing of that sort. In course of time
circumstances may make it desirable for
rs to extend a protectorate over Hawaii
just to see that \! Y 1nFYQ5Bb%9ayt walks away
with it. 20 - i0
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No, dear Inquiring Reader, the Repub-
lican party does not make the sunshine
and the abundant crops, but it makes
a home market for the greater part Of
those crops, and it makes particularly
difficult the effort OF the politicians on
tho other side to delude the people
with their calamity howl. The Republi-
can party does enough to keep its
friends, the enemy on the ragged edge,
YOU may notice.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIVA NTED-A LADY TO ACT AS
wv clerk IN IN office Must nndehtlRd
slenogyuphy aud type writing. Address In own
handErliing. "a. b." lniellgcncer office. city.
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Flower bowlsi in cut glass are no longer
round, but are shown US well in octagon
and oval shapes.
Broche and damasse designs are also
largely imported in rough finished
woolens. 81
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TOR sALE-BIG BAY HORSE, s
I yeart old. Weight about lilo SIX lands
With good pedigree. Can trOt in less than 2a5
Apply at lbs Main street, or address r .. BOX
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WTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN
w ERAL hocsrsotE, iHoF. e'perlallg cock
tug. Good wngeS with good home 70 relia.
bridge. sei6