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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway is "the only one" running
solid vestibaIed archaeological and
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Council Bluffs, Omaha, Milwaukee. La
Crosse, Winona. st. Paul and Minneap.
oils, making direct connection at Coun'
Gil Bluffs and Omaha with all lines for
all points in Nebraska, Wyoming, Col
orado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washing.
ton, Nevada and California; Mt st. Paul,
with all lines for all points in the
Northwest and Puget Sound.
1t now operates over six thousand
miles OF thoroughly equipped road, in
Illinois, Wisconsin. Northern Alichi.
gan, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa, South
and North Dakota.
Through sleeping cars between Chi
cago and Portland, Ore, over Northern
Pacffc railroad via jamestown, Butte,
Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle II
you are going West to locate or visit
you will save money by writing to VIM,
Kelly, jr., travelling PASSENGER agent,
No. so South Third street, Philadelphia,
for rates OF fare, maps, time tables and
full information furnished free. All
coupon ticket agents in the United
States and Canada have tickets over the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul rail
way; ask for them.
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alIsGUIDED woRKINGMEN.
How They We're Made to Go Back Oh til,
Party oil Protection.

How They We're Made to Go Back Oh tho
Party oil Protection.
Etw York AdIertiser.
Tho sun OF yesterday points out tho
indisputable fact that the most con-
spicuous Republican losses and Dem
ocratic gains this fall were in the large
cities, not among the agriculturists-
that the farmers as a body re-
manned loyal to the Repub-
lican party, but when they did
desert went to the Peoples party
rather than the Democratic. Then haV-
ing laid down one solid truth, the SOm
proceeds to erect upon II superstruc-
ture of straddle with the verlest coun-
try Democratic organ would admit to its
editorial columns only under protest
With this, however, We have no con.
Germ.
The truth is that it was in the manu-.
featuring cities that the Gesertlons from
the Republican to the Democratic party
were most numerous, and 1t was there
that the party OF protection met It's de-
feat. The deserters were wOrklngmen-
the best paid, the best led, best clothed
workingmnn in the world.
They were induced to desert the
party which had conferred all these
blessings upon them, with others which
enabled them TO educate their children
and to surround their families with
comforts and luxuries utterly unknown
to tho workingnen OF other countries,
by the lying assertion iterated and re.
iterated by Democratic orators and
press that the protective tariff, which
had secured them all these good things,
was an unjust and unriGhicous system
which only made the rich richer and the
poor poorer
The appeal of the Democratic party
was that low impulse OF envy and nal.
ice which copstrains the man who will
not practice those virtues which lead to
success to hate those who do, and who
in so doing riso from the grade OF en-
ploye to that OF employer.
The intelligent workingman OF Amer
lea knows, as he knows he has stom-
ach, that tho policy OF protection alone
makes it possible for tie worker to be-
come the employer; and when he voted
against 1t last week he plunged his
knife into the throat OF his best friend
and, moved by blind beneuolence,
bora OF envy and malice, he voted to
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To Ertona the Cl. n servlne nulo..

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. lS.-Com-
missioner Roosevelt, OF the civil ser.
vice commission, has recommended
that the civil service laws be extended
over the employees, OF the District of
Columbia. 1t is proposed to take into
the classified service and make amena-
bic to civil service regulations the
clerks in the employ OF the District gov.
eminent. together with the teachers in
the public school. 1t is also desired to
extend civil service regulations rs lar as
may BIO practicable to the police and
fire departments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19
Forged james G. Blntno's signature.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Now lS.-A
neatly dressed man called at the bank
ing house of Dubois & Co., in this city
yesterday and presented note OF 500,
made payable 10 Hon. james &. Blaine
and bore the forged Endorsement OF
that statesman. The note was signed
I'D. S. Carraway, pension office" He
was glazed under arrest and then he
frankly admitted that he had forged
the name OF James G. Blaine to the
note. he told the officers that his
name was Davis S. Carraway, that he
was married and that he was clerk in
the eastern division OF the pension OF
free
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WHO CARRIED wElzGL COUNTY

Friends of John G. Crawford, of Marshall,
Say ho Did 1T, but their Explanation
Doesn't Explain.
NEw MARrMsvILLE, W. VA, Nov. II.
To The Editor Of@e Register;
SlR:.-We arc informed that Mr.. John
G. Crawford. of Cameron, Marshall
county. w. Va, is a candidate for the
appointment of United States marshal
for the district OF West Virginia, and
knwing the efficient work and untiring
energy OF Mr.. Crawford in Wetzel
county in the last campaign, We feel it
our duty, unsolicited, to say q word in
his behalf, believing US We do that the
election OF Hon. John o. Pendleton was
brought about by the efforts Of Mr..
Crawford in this section OF Wetzel
county. He is a merchant of great bus
mess tact and OF several years expert
ence, life long Democrat and a man
well worthy OF the confidence and sup
port OF those who have the granting OF
this favor.
1t was through his efforts that the
alliance" faction was broken up, and
tnelr influence thrown u Lue HallUuul
and state ticket. Mr.. Crawford left his
own county, (AIarshall) in order that
through his influence the Democrat AL
lance would be true to the nominees Of
the Democratic party. The Doodle OF
Elkins and the deep Ibid schemes OF the
Republicans were ferreted out and de-
feated. We believe that by appointing
Mr.. Crawford in Marshall county, that
it will prove victory in 1896 10 the
Democrats OF Marshall county.
There is no doubt IN the mind Of any
Democrat in Wetzel county but that
through the influence OF Mr.. Crawford
Mr.. Pendleton secured his election, and
il the Democratic idea that "To the
victors belongs the spoils" surely the
people will not so far forget them elves
as to try to defeat him. Hoping Tor his
appointment and tho success OF the
Democratic party in time to come, We
are Yours respectfully,
JAMES McGHEE,
assessor First Assessment District,
Metzel County.
W. h. MORRIS,
States Attorney Wetzol County.
L. W. DuLENY,
supt. Public Schools, Wotzel County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

CoLuMBUs, O., Nov. 1S-Tho Grand
International Auxiliary of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers and a
large number of ladies arrived from diff.
fercnt parts OF the country last night.
There will DO delegates from thirty
eight states. Indiana and Pennsylvania
arc already well represented. Mrs. w.
A. Murdick, grand president, OF Chicago;
Mrs. II. St. Clair, secretary, LognnSport,
Ind; Mrs. S. F. Bowley, chaplain, San
francisco; Mrs. Bert Webb, grand guide,
Atlanta, Ga, are expected.
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The abovc Is bor6c out by another no les
popular lady, Mrs Mary Frances Lyle, who re-
side; a. . Hunter Alley. Rochester N. Y. In
speaking upon the same subjectshe said:
II was very pale and delicate aud had nc
color whatever. 1 also had very bad lcueor'
hna all the time and suffered great pains at my
periods.
~ am now oil we'll thanks to DE- Greene'S
Neryura blood and nerve remedy. My face I.
plump aud cheeks red, and my complexion
pure.
when began the use Of this most excellent
remedy. only weighed 81 pounds, now weigh
ll5 pounds and am still gaining DR.. Greene's
Neryura blood and nerve remedy Is Rwonder.
full medicine have not had any trouble since
began taking H."
This grea. remedy is the discovery OF the
eminent and well known physician Dr. Greene,
Of3, W. l4sh Street New York. He gives con
situations to all Irec OF charge, aud those who
cannot visit him nj his office are privileged e
write him ali about their cases and thus get his
advice by mail treG
II is certainly advisable for all TO use his 10
markNble remedy. which can be procured at any
drug store
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

ST. JonN, N. B., Nov ls.-Rev. Sidney
Welton and DR.. Randall who are charged
with conspiracy to deiraud the Total
Abstinence Lie Insurance Associa.
ton and Mutual Fund, have been ad-
mitted to bail, $1,000 in each case being
taken on his own recognlzance, and
$1,000 being divided in sums OF $1,000
each among five bondsmen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

Henry Willard, whose name is not
Willard, wants foreign mission for
helping to get German votes for Mr..
Cleveland. Carl schurz wants seat in
the senate as his pay for the German
votes he was supposed to control. Then
there is Washington Iesing, of Illinois,
who holds Mr.. Clevelands receipt for
twenty-five thousand German Lutheran
votes delivered as per contract-Hesing
will have to be given something. No.
thing like knocking around with a tidy
bunch of votes in your pocket.
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TO r S A LB.

-Four acres and good mouse and outbuildlngs.
one mile east OF the CITY. Sl.7Ol.
Farm of lao acres three aud half miles below
Mound>villc on ROnndbDtton, Eighty are,
fine river bottom, with seven .roomed hOu'e aud
trst,cluSs on buildings On eaS terms
Farm 20 acres two miles from civ: splendid
improvements: suitable for gardening.
Fruit iaFn, Il acres. one mic west OF Bridge
port
Half lot with small house on Jacob street
Centre Wheeling, $3.50.
Lots AZ east end OF Twcnty-thlrd stree! on
easy terms
House OF three rooms on Pike street $3.50
Double brick house. 3il1 and 3il Chapline
street Q roo us each with all modern improve
mcutS Si.i0
9lo,s In tIandfan addition cheap.
ellj und III MIirSrest S Tea. front
llolise Of SIX rooms 96lS Jacob street hnl
four roo ned house In rear 3jO
House Of six rooms. 2dl0 Jacob street. Sl}O
House Of six rooms aud hall with modern
cOnvcuienceS $50 Jacob street $50
House OF i've rooms Fourteenth street BOD
-, House OF ilye roo u.s. Eoh ~ cst CeAtN
House. OF 81 hit rooms JNbob street between
fifteenth and sixteenth tree = IS ~.
s. IOL
spcpdid farm. atty acres min, miles cu'o!
city cheap.
Lotion twenty,nInth street $50
% One hall lot on Mccolo N'rs,i Center
oss.RsIi 10: on MceOllooa and Belmont
one.hsit lot on chaplins s,rss: Sixth Ward
One Of the bst notwithstanding slio' Intao
city. fronting ON two raj ronli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

The hanging of Maier was ms well
done as thing of that kind can be.
Consciousness went with the fall. The
man could have felt nothing moro than
the jerk. Then all was over. He was
killed as the law required, not tortured.
A man OF Sheriff s,eenrod's sympa-
thetic nature would have preferred to
do something else, but this was his
duty and he did it well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

OF Hoods sarsapariIa is always within
the bounds OF reason because 1t is true;
it always appeals to the sober, common
sense OF thinking people because it is
true; and it is always fully subslan-
tia'ed by endorsements which. in the
financial world wouli be accepted with
out moments hesitation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

ACCORDING to the testimony of the
election officers there was some re-
markable voting and there were some
remarkable rulings under the new law
in Ohio county. Probably things went
no better in other counties. An inter-
probation of the law by the courts will
be OF great value in future elections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

destroy his one opportunity Of better
ing his condition, solely IN the homo
that by so doing ne might iniure the
man who succeeded where he, by his
own fault, had failed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

CONGRESSMAN WIN. L. WILSON wants
an extra session. Mr.. Wilson has the
ear OF the President-elect and is one of
the prophets OF his party He is more,
over eager to get Though free trade
I'm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

WHEN socklcss Jerry Simpson SOL
EMMY denies that he had anything to
do with a plot to kill himself tho Cos.
sips should atill the tongue OF calumny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19
ECZEMA 5 LONG YEARS.
Tried Many Remedies. hen Tried Cuti.
cura and uttered no t.Ore. Com.
pletc cure for So 90.

I have used yiur CuucURA REMEDIES with
great satisfaction. for wa, suffered from Eczc.
ina for three ong years | tried a GOOD many
remedies but yours have proved bes'in; 10
me for since then have no suffered any more.
! AM now entircy cured, and II only cost mo
Ave do lars for vORr CuTiCuRA RENEnlEs. AS for
your CtrrICUEA SOAR do rot use any other. II
I, good for the SKIN ~ . gwen CUTICuEA 10
nv friends. md they liEt Il. II s YES salts.
inction TO all who have trieH y. All can lay,
1t IS good. HESSi GR lsslE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

GEoRaIA wants her wildcat money
without delay. 1t is TO be hoped she
will like it well enough to keep it at
home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

II Mrs. Lease gets into the United
States senate from Kansas will it be too
much to ask that senators lay in an
extra supply of cloves2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19
Mhoclinr,s Rnnll penosIts.

The report OF the bank examiner just
published shows all the banks in
Wheeling 10 be in sound condition, and
some OF them remarkably prosperous.
The financial condition OF Wheeling is
as solid us q rock
Without including the National Bank
OF West Virginia, which is not examined
by the state bank examiner, We Gnd the
sums total on deposit in the other
eleven banks rs follows:
Commercial deposits subject to
check ,sDI0l US
spcciRi deposits on certilcgte....... FL 80 !
sl9inss de?cSils.." 1906 a
Making tho sum total o..,.....,..,~.sSI2 0.
This is strong exhibit Tor city the
siseoi Wheeling Ii the national bank
were included the showing would be
still better. Tho item of commercial
deposits, reaching nearly three millions,
gives some idea OF the business OF this
prosperous community.
The item saving deposits, reaching
nearly hall a million, is OF course in
addition to the large savings invested
in building society stock. 1t is not the
savings OF the rich, put OF wage,carners
and small tradcsmeA who deposit few
dollars at a time. The amount of
money hcrc represented is strong re.
serve force for these depositors.
The special deposits on certificate, ex-
ceeding two millions, are in larger
amounts. They stand for another large
reserve fund the owners OF which pre-
fer to draw three per cent interest
rather than embark it in the hazard OF
trade or OF manufacturing.
That community is neither poor nor
going down hill which makes such a
showing Of bank deposits as this.
A NICE little story is told of the settle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19
Verv Bad Sore Cured.

In tiosummer Of 1850 had q sore and hole
In my foot 1t continue TO get blSgeraid at
last Ii was as big as II half dollar. was com
D etcy helpless unable 10 walk. After suffer.
lngwita II for twOnnd Il hat year, Titled cy ~.
Thing hut wllhou re lei. got the CUrlCCRN
EEMEBIEs. aud thpv were the only thing that
cured my foot CUuCuRA is my friend forever
aud ever ...,
H-,yt,,, fTpft.n nug a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

happened it must have given Chairman
Carter fresh grip on his faith in
human nature.
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Iris to be hoped that it may tie a
long time before Wheeling shall be the
scene of another murder. Let men of
evil disposition take warning by Maier's
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r ISr OF LETTERS


+ Isl OF LETTERS
Re- nlIntngin thu P)'to M a. Wheeling Ohio
count W Va. SATURDAY. n ,vembcr 49, To OBJ.
tain any otthe following tla applicant must ask
Tor advertised lettors, giving date OF list:
LADIES LIST.
BARLOW. Mrs. Laura G. Frances Miss julia
BoreninE Mrs. JOeS. HnSton Mrs. SAllie
phinc Holm II, Miss Kate
Bngeron. Miss Katie Sell Mrs Carolina
bur Miss Maggie Stevens, Mr. Clara
Barnard Miss Mary Stnpcr, Adline
Burch Mrs. b, StAckendowd, Mis- Liz
ledin, Miss Minnie Zic
COfTman, Lizzie WEIGH, Miss Ella (2l
Douglass, Miss Virginia
GENrLEMES'S LIST
Blum, Chris Jacobs G. Leonard
Baker Samuel JicksOn james
BroGhuri. Henry LonglCy Judd
Burkhnm Chas. Martin, i D.
Bincou. edward Markham Chs.
RrueS. +, L. MciSeeuey DIniel
C'arE Harry l. (2) Srhnch. adolf
D nninGton AS. Straub Charley
Dnvinsnn Wi'hert Strong T.. &
Fitzgerald William G. Sunder and John
+ ench j: Tlmsdale. vi linn II.
German John Thorn, JamesN.
Hall, James
Garland & ya'etinc.
WJ.W COWDEE, r. NJ
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Cuticura ResoIvent

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and CtrTlcUEA, the great kin Cure ani curI
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tcrnNllv. Instantly relieve nut Spc dily cure
cvnry disease ,nd hunor OF the skin scalp and
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from tnple, 10 sarofulI
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A NICE little story is told Of the settle
ment Of the Republican campaign
deficit SIcssrs. Cornelius N, Bliss,
Jesse Seligman and Thomas Dolan met
with Chairman Carter, saw the books
opened and took all tho stock. II this
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I.s.GooD ellis drv goods The choape,t.
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W. r. MORRIS,
States Attorney wetzoI County.
L. W. DuLENY,
supt. Public Schools, wctzel County.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

"Talk about all the lies told about fish
and fishing" said q friend Of mine who
knows what he is talking about, 'the big
eest fish liar is the kodak. If you get a
picture OF the fisherman and his fish you've
got the combination Just lie down with
your feet toward the camera and have a
photograph taken of yourself and you'll
understand Your feet viii appear bigger
and longer than your body.
when the fish liar wants confederation,
and he always does want it, lac hangs up
his fish little to one side and in front OF
him. The kodak does the rest. I've seen
a five pound fish look four feet long and
ike it ought to weigh at least fifty pounds
all by the artistic accuracy Of the kodak.
To make a fish look large all you have 10
10 is 20 get it all in the foreground OF the
object with which the eye makes con-
parison. Oh, tell you the kodak knows
its business when it goes fishing. Pitts
burg Dispatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Down in the deepest caverns OF the snip
is the great stoke hole, " where the sixteen
boilers generate their steam and the fur
naces beneath them belch and seeth with
scorching heat The thermometer registers
from $40 to 10, and che men can only work
an hour or two at time; an inexperienced
man would faint Of exhaustion before his
first watch was over. The slice bars which
puncture and shove the molten masses IN
the furnaces blister the hands that hold
them and curling gaseous flames scorch
the half naked bodies Of the firemen and
parch their eyes and crack their lips, ashes
and SCOT and SCOT and ashes are everywhere.
Each projecting ledge is laden with them
inches deep, and on the dripping bodies Of
the fremen they mingle in streaks OF gritty
paste that make these grimy painting men
look even more CHASTITY than they are.
The coal trimmers, as they trundle their
iron barrows from the bunkers in calm
weather or stagger under heavy loaded
baskets when the ship is storm tossed, are
transformed by this flying dust into imps
of blackness. and the long line Of open,
glowing furnaces makes this awful place
seem more terrible than Dore's pictures OF
the sinners hell.-New York Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
Arctio rxploring Not dangerous.

The popular notion is that Arctic explor-
ing IS a very risky pursuit, but in reality
10 isnot so. Fishing on the Grand Banks
is much more dangerous. AS Mark Twain
says: The greatest peril which people en-
counter is not met with in travelling on the
railways, but in going TO bed. Most people
die in bed" Only three expeditions out Of
the many which have been made have in
yolved loss of life
Frauklin's party starved to death, mainly
because there were too many in il, where
Schwatka Travelled 5000 miles away from
any base Of supplies, living off the country
Greedy. whose subordinate officer, Lock.
wood. attained the farthest north ever
reached beyond So deVs. north latitude),
was subjected toawful sullerings, many Of
those with him dying, merely because Of
too much red tape
If the navy department had kept the ap-
pointed rendezvous at Cape Sabine where
it had agreed 10 have a vessel with proyi-
sions at a certain date, there would have
been no troublc.-Chicago Herald.