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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-27

Mr. Cal. S. Darlington. one of the most
talented musicians OF Salt Lake, is compos-
ing for Easter Sunday beautiful mass 70
De sung In the Catholic church. Mr.. Car
rlngton Is also the composer of a comic
opera, which Is brimful Of melody and in
certain parts attains to high order of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-11
Qm Qtttdlf2erntr
WHEELING, APRIL II, 1899.
Republican State Convention

At q meeting OF the State Central Committee,
held at tho city OF Patkersbutg, on February o,
1892, 1t was ordered that a State Convention DO
held at the City of Martinsburg, on THURSDAY.
tho 9th day OF May, 1897, to elect four (D Dele.
gatcs.atLargc and four ~ Alternates.a at. Largo
TO tho Republican National Convention to be
held at tho city OF Minneapolis. Minnesota, on
Tuesday, the 7th day Of June, 1872, to nominate
candidates to be supported for tho Offices OF
President and Vice.presldcnt OF tho United
States: and also. In view OF tho change In tho
arrangement Of the several Senatorial districts
OF this State, TO elect members OF tho State Re
publIcaIv Central Committee. consisting OF one
person from each Senatorial district.
The Executive Committee OF each county Is
requested TO take carly steps to secure each
county representation In said State Convention.
us well US in the Congressional District Conven.
tons 10 elect dlstrics delegates and alternntes to
salf National Convention, and 1t Is recon.
mendcd that each county elect one delegate TO
said Stale Convention for each one hundred
400 votes or fraction thereof greater than fifty
(JOl cast therein for President Harrison In 1883.
TIL cooperation Is desired of all Republican
voters and all other voters who favor the policy
OF Protection TO American laborcrs. farmers and
manufactures. the policy OF Reciprocity, Il
sound currency. the cause OF good government:
In the Nation, State and County. and who favor
economy md reform In tho State government OF
West Virginia and the several public institu.
lions thereof.
The Congressional District Conventions above
referred TO, will be held as follows: First dis
trict at Clarksburg. on May 6: Second district n.
Kcyscr, on May A.: Third distric: Mt Hinton,
on Mays; Fourth district at Point Pleasant, on
AUGUSTUS PoLLACK, Chairman.
WV. N. O, DAWSON, Secretary, mrIg
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A petrilcd ham OF a largo hog was,ro-
Gently found in q field on q poor farm,
Salem county, Ind, and is now in the
possession OF George w. Roseberry, says
the Indianapolis Journal. The specimen
is almost perfect, even showing the saw
marks. The line OF division between
the flesh and skin is also very plain.
Tho flesh side is beautifully ornamentcd
with shelltish and other water animals.
1t is a fine piece OF natures handiwork.
Popular confidence in tho luck.brins-
ing power OF tho horseshoe can not but
DO rudcly shaken by tho experience OF
Mr.. Eberhardt. OF East St. Louis, who
received 4 full charge Of lightning
transferred to him through a horseshoe
nailed over the door.
A curious book, in which the text is
neither written nor printed, but woven,
has lately been published ut Lyons. II
is made OF silk, and was published in
twenty-five parts. Each part consists
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Wantcl--.Cooks.

An English nobleman takes tho time
to write that there is q great opening
for young women who know how to
leach cookery. In this country there is
4 great demand for young women who
know how to cook. '
The important discovery has been
made that q wife who knows how to
cook, knows how to instruct her cook
and her daughters in the noble art OF
cookery, knows how to do the family
cooking and il need be is willing to do
it rather than put up with the slop-
shop work OF tho first person she can
hire, is Il pretty good woman to have in
tho house.
Singing, piano-playing, fine needle
work, manipulating china, speaking a
little French, dancing, five o'clock teas
all that sort OF thing is we'll enough
in its way. But there can DO no real
peace in the household that is n stran-
ger to good cookery, and there can
hardly DO good cookery unless the wo-
man OF tho house understands that es-
scntial part OF tho business she has IN
dertaken to direct.
We don't expect q man who doesn't
know how to design a building or
supcrintend the work; bu. when it
ZONES to q woman who knows nothing
about c~ookery-how she can boss that
job!
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A@Rcininisccucc.

OF the historic 50 suit OF clothes
which set tho Register wild and bother
ed the Democratic politicians, the Regis.
ter now rises to remark that it "'manag-
cd sqrreptitously to get n clipping"
which it submitted to judges, who
pronounced it all, or nearly all, shoddy."
The wcarer of that suit carried with
him on his missionary tour pieces cut
from the sleeves OF the trousers, which
pieces wore at the disposal of anybody
who desired to make analysis OF them.
II the Register managed surreptitous-
ly to get a clipping" it put itself to I'M
necessary trouble. And why manage
surreptitously2. Why not manage
boldly and do the getting surreptitious
ly?
No judges, not even one Judge, ever
pronounced it all, or nearly all shoddy."
A Tyler county Democrat said 1t was
shoddy. When the wearcr challenged
him to show the shoddy and gave him
a piece Of the goods to experiment on,
he failed to find the shoddy.
No Judge ever gave the decision
which the Register pretends to have SO.
cured. These low priced suits OF wool
worry the Tree traders, and their days
Of worriment are not over yet.
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MORNING SMILES.

Tcacher-"Class in physiology, stand
up. Bodkins, how do you distinguish
organic from inorganic mattcr?" Bod
kins (glibly, having committed the an.
swer to memory)-"In tho organic
world every individual springs from
some parent, while inorganic substances
are formed by chemical laws" Teacher
Very good. Give IN example OF in
organic substances" Bodkins usually
slow at these things, but for once in.
spircd)--"An orphan."-Brooklm Life.
Mr.. snagglo (snappishly)-"Don't DO
correctly that boy always, Sarah. Let
nature take its course, won't your"
Mrs. Snaggle Qaying aside tho shingle)
"1ll do nothing OF the sort, Mr.. Snaggle.
don't intend that any woman shall
have such n husband as I've got, if 1
can prevent it."-Detrot Free PRISE.
"I've been taking nerve tonic" said
Willie Washington, "and it has worked
first rate, don't you know" Indeed"
Eyes. | called on Miss Bankins last
night, and the first thing her fathahI
said to me We'll, young man, l
like your nerve "-W Washington Star.
Little Girl-"Oh, mamma, you'll have
to send that new nurse off. She's awful
wickedw Manufacturers! What
does she do?" Little Girl-"She tells
US Bible stories on week days."-&reel
Il Smiths Good Mrs.
she-"Oh, yes, I quite believe there's
a fool in every family. Don't you ?"
Ho-"Well-cr my opinions rather
biased, You see, Pm the only member
OF our iamily."-Drake's Magazine.
Cumso-"so Mrs. Bunting is a .Daugh-
ter Of tho Revolution, is she?" Mrs.
Cumso-"Ycs, why?" Cumso-"To inc
she looks old enough to DO the mother
OF il. "-Brooklm Life.
Tcacher-'What is your name, little
boy% New kid-"Tonah Cicero Tar
box" Tcachcr-"What do your play
mates call your" New Kid-"Pants.n-
81. Paul Globe.
State prison convicts, my, son, are
made to wear uniforms in order that
they may be distinguished from the
thieves who are still at larsc.-Bosyon
Transcript. y
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Of two leaves, SO that the entire volume
only contains fifty leaves, inscribed with
tho service OF tho mass and several
prayers. Both the letters and the bor-
der arc in black silk on u white back.
ground.
When It was decided to build tho west
wing OF the Kansas state house nearly
everybody said: 1--WE must issue bondt.p
L. n. Morrill,, who was then in tho state
senate, said: "No; 1t costs too much to
pay interest; levy u tax and pay as you
Co." Tint was done. The east wing,
on tho bond plan, cost tho state $780,
900; the west wing, larger and much
better, cost S275,00O.
California and Colorado, arc tho two
great irrlgnting states, the former hay.
ing i,500,O00 acres under ditch, and
3,550,000 under cultivation, with $500
wells, whilo tho latter has 1907 $50
acres under ditch and !, 100000 under
cultivation, with 1900 wells. Wyoming
has 3,03l,4Si acres under ditch, mostly
for pasturage, however, rs only $4,000
arc under cultivation.
Nearly all tho royal personagos Of
Europe arc cousins, and not worry far
removed, us it has been laid down by!a
German gcncalogist that every crowned
head Of Europe, bar Turkey, is de-
seconded from ono Of two sisters, who
lived about 100 years ago. lsI
In 4 Hartford clothing store window
u placard recently appeared reading:
"Any pant in this window 81" But a.
still more absurd use OF this ignoble
word is reported from Buffalo, where a
merchant announces: ANY pantzing
in this window, S."
Mr.. Deiblrr, the cxecutioncr OF Trance,
has expressed the official opinion that
the murderors whom he executes nova
days arc n much moro elevated class in
tellectually than those on whom no
practiced at tho beginning OF his career.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. v. v. Clute, Of
Craneville, N. Y, aftor living happily
together for more than half q century,
died within tw%enty-iour hours OF each
other this week. They were buried in
one gravC
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Making Trouble for His Party,

1t is 4 Democratic complaint that Mr..
Bailey, n promising young congress.
man from Texas, makes himself too
numerous by raising the point OF no
quorum, and so preventing legislation.
What does Mr.. Bailey mean? He is q
Democrat, as David B. Fill is, and
might DO supposed to desire the success
OF his party right OF wrong.
But Mr.. Bailey is young and new and
fresh. There are some things he does
not understand. Flo has yet to learn.
that while his party is opposed to tho
speaker counting u quorum when a
quorum is present, his party has SO big
4 majority that it cannot kcepaQuorum
constantly on hand to do business.
1t is therefore necessary to do bust.
ness without q quorum, il business is to
he done, and it is not the business OF 4
Democrat to call attention to the fact
there is not present enough OF the big
Democratic majority to make a quorum.
Under all the circumstances it is easy
to understand why it is that young Mr..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-11
HONOR TO WHITELAW REID.

Tho Banquet of Welcome Givon by tho
Ohio Society Of Now York.
New York, April 1O.-The banquet
given by the Ohio Society OF New York
to Hon. Whitelaw Reid, United States
minister to France, at Delmonico's, was
a wholc-souled tribute from about $50
sons Of the Buckeye State, mainly mem
.bers OF, the society, of which Mr.. Reid
is n Of the vice presidents.
The society is purely social in its
character, and includes Democrats as
well as Republicans, SO that there was
u notable mixture OF prominent public
men Fl varying political opinions, but
united in doing honor to MI. Reid.
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Bailey has SO easily managed to get
himself dislikcd by his Democratic col.
lenotios
This Time 1t supposcs.

Tho esteemed Register oxclaims: $50,
our ncighbor has now q 81 SO all wool
suit-its former 50 all wool garments
having fallen to picceslo long ago, We sup
pose"
No, tho 1NTELLlGENcEn has not now n
81 80 Nil wool suit, but q reputable
clothing house, named in the ISrrLLr.
oEScEn, has an assortment OF such suits,
and II tho Register has $3.50 it can get
one.
Tho Register asks, "of what material
must tho INTELLloENcEE's 81 so mans
suit DO nader" Tho firm which offers
1t says 1t is made Of wool. Tho Register
has dealings with that frm-has it
found its members to DO tricksters and
liars?
Tho clothing dealers interviewed by
the lSTELLloEScEn werc named, with
out betting on them. They are well
known in this community and for many
miles around. The public will Judge
whether they are worthy Of belief. One
Of them offers to back his assertion with
money-which should DO just to tho
Registers hand. Every ono of them
backs his assertion with his reputation.
Whether these things2can be in the
face OF the speech OF Mr.. Springer and
the assertions OF other free traders, is
not tho question. The question is
whether these dealers arc telling tho
truth. This everybody may determine
for himself.
1t "is a condition, not n theory, that
c%onfronts" the esteemed Register, and it
is making q poor fist OF it.
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JOHN CALVIN MOSS,

Tho Inventor of neutrality-suspicious.
Death In Now York-Iis Long struggle.
NEw YoRK, April lO.-John Calvin
Moss, who died Friday at his homo in
Brooklyn, ut tho ago OF flfty-six, was no.
table as tho inventor OF the first practi.
cal photo-engraving process. ue was
born in Washington county, Pa, 1886.
Early in life he learned tho printers
trade.
At twenty years he had learned OF the
experiment made by Nicophorus Niepcc,
and also OF the attempts made by Prof.
Grove to etch on u daguerrean plate by
means OF electricity. He had faith in
the idea OF Prof. Grove, and made Il gal.
vanic battery and set to work. His
vito had worked with him in such a
way that, as Mr.. Moss said, SUCCESS
without her would have boon hardly
possible.
Their first order was for a printing
plate which@if satisfactory was to
bring them $40. Encouraged BY this
success they went to New York in 1868
and struggled along o reight years, get.
ting a few orders, but encountering u S
picion ard timidity and active opposi-
ton from the wood engravors, who
thought the new process would destroy
their livelihood. In 1872, with the aid
OF q clergyman he established the
photo.engraving company, which was
successful. 1nlSS0 Mr.. Moss left this
company and formed tho Moss cngrav-
ing company, Of which he was tho head.
Before Moss made his successful expert
ments, wood engraving, etching and steel
engraving were the then methods Of
reproduction for illustrating magazines
and the like.
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4 Free Trade WaiI.

The Washington correspondent OF the
the Louisville Courier Journal! is wailing
owe the inactivity OF the Democratic
house. "a Congress was chosen with
over two-thirds majority opposed to
protection, and hero is the session five
months old and nothing done"
Whose fault is it? Ii the big free
trade majority can't handle itself its
failure suggests inherent incapacity and
tho propricty OF casting out tho free
trade majority and putting in a protec-
zionist majority. Protectionists can al
ways do business when they have the
majority.
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Sow Eunalnc Associntiou.

The "Star Building Association"
which has for the past two years. been
SO successful, has, in response to q gen.
eral demand for new stock, decided to
start a new series, commencing Satur-
day, May p, 1892. Stock can BIO OBJ.
tanned OF any OF tho following named
gentlemen: Geo. J.. Caddle, Alfred
PAUL., II. II. Harrison, L. G. schoen, A.
7. Oxtoby, Geo. Loos, J.. G. Tomlinson,
Chas. B. Reed, Chas. Lukcns, Geo. j..
Mathison, OF at the Underwriters in.
surancc office, llGO Main street, any
Saturday evening,
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What Preston Republicans Think.

Preston County Journal.
Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart, OF the
Wheeling INTELLIGENCE r., is being
widely endorsed for delesate-at-largc to
the Republican national convention.
We are heartily in favor of his nomina-
ton, both because his personal ability
and accomplishments render him a rep
resenLative OF which the state may we'll
be proud, and because his paper has al
ways shown 4 due consideration for
Preston county Republicans and their
wishes. We believe Preston Republic
cans will take pleasure in casting their
vote Tor Mr.. Hart.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District Convention.

1t Is ordered that q District Convention Of Re-
publicans, and all Others who, favor the policy
oiProtcctiou to American laborers, farmers and
manufacturers and q sound currency, shall be
held ut Clarksburg, May G. 1872, at u o'clock
noon, for the purpose Of choosing two dele.
gates and two alternate delegates, to repre-
sent the First Congressional district in the
National Republican Convention to be held
in tho city OF Minneapolis, in the State of Mime
sota, on tho 9TH day OF June, 1872, for the pur.
pose Of nominating candidates for President and
Vice President. to be voted for at the next
National election, and for transacting such other
business as may be brought before said convcn-
ton. The Executive Committee OF each county
is requested to take carly stops TO have each
county represented ut said Convention. 1t Is
recommended that each county select one dele.
gate for each one hundred l00l votes or fraction
over fifty SOY cast therein for President Harrison
In 1SSS
W. E sTATIERs. Chairman.
7 r. III iDy Cnprntnry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-11
A POLICY,

Tho "1segistor" Advises West Virginia
congressman to Straddlo tho Silver
Issue.
Whteling Register.
We believe tho West Virginia delegation
Will do tlIcir party Il great service and
postpone the consideration OF tho bill Mt
this time. Such u vots would not commit
them for or against FREQ coinage. 1t would
sim ply pu. them on record Of placing the
question on t%he.shclf for the present, and
wl,cro 1t belongs until more vital and i'm.
portant Legislation IL considered. a.
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SOME OF u contemporaries take the
two murders OF last week as a text on
which they preach sermons showing
what a wicked city Wheeling is. If
they will stop to think they will realize
that Wheeling is by no means q MUIR
der city. Nor is Wheeling conspicuous
for the frequency of any OF the higher
grades Of crime.
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". Z STAIIIERS, Cluirman.
]. G. BRADY, Secretary.

THE approaching contest is rendered
especially important by reason OF the in-
dustrinl md financial policies of tho Gov
crnment being ut stake. Tho popular do
cision on those Issues is of great moment
and will BIO of ~far-rcaching consequence
,IlUlrs e. Mniur
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-11

IT is reasonable to think that Senator.
Hill hears Of the support that is going
to Mr.. Cleveland. Doubtless he is doing
some thinking himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-11

YESTERDAY was another reminder that
sometimes winter fingers in the lap OF
spring. 1t is yet too early to lay off
your heavy clothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-11

THE infant reason grows apace and
calls for n moro application OF that
good friend, Salvation Oil which always
kills pain,
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To DE ireefrom sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation, etc., use DR.. A.. S.
ToddsIiver Pills. They gently stimu-
late the liver and free the stomach from
bile.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

"A RRIvED-pRoF. LEREE III
~ dun asd P~hrenoloylst Tells fiet, i, al
mud qualities. reveals mysteries, 6rcakS XII tHUll
ilnenccs, causes hRSty and happy matriSpcs,' wv 10.
iaiI r ,n is,i Of tho Que you'll marry, what E6n1 1Sl
corner market and Eleventh strcctt q looms
trance on Eleventh street. Terms rraSon NAV Sn'
Inrna
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IT is not pleasant to hear people con-
stantly coughing when they could
be easily cured bya % cent bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Attention. Soldiers !
Widows, Minors, Dependent Parents.

You have IN expert Pension Attorney q, HON,
who will speedily md successfully prosecute
your claims for Pension, bounty, etc; one who
will understand your case and save you time md
the troubles incident to correspondence with NJ.
torneys elsewhere.
Pensions arc now paid to persons who bnvo
served ninety days In the military or naval scr.
vice during the late war, for mental or physical
disability, or disabilities, WHETHER DUE 10 III,
sERvrcEo OR NOT, but not II to vicious habits,
File your claim now, rs pension
from date OF filing your claim In Pension Office.
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.
SPECIAL PRESENTS
Atlantic Tea Co.
We will during the next two weeks,
beginning April G, give to every pur.
chaser OF Tea, Baking Powder or Spices
q Special Present. Do not fail to see
our display OF Specials.

~. 800 ~ .
GRADUATED Sugar, 90 pounds for Isl 90
Standard Sugar 90 pounds for. l 90
Light Yellow Sugar, 26 pounds for. | 90
Standard Tomatoes, 8 cans for....... 25c
Standard Peas, A cans for. CSC
Standard Pie Peaches, 8 cans for.... 25c
Table Peaches, two cam for........ 25c
Alaska Salmon, two cans for ........ CSC
Salmon Steak, per can ...."......... zoe
Rolled Oats, pounds for. Csc
California Pruncs, 8 pounds for.... 25c
Fresh Roasted Coffee, per pound. l5c
Fresh Roasted Broken Coffee, per
pound ..."....."..... ....... $500. lOc
Clothes Pins, per dozen... lie
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PURIFY YoUn BLOOD
DR.. AESNIG's shnSAPAEILLA
WILL DO ITS
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NTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
IVY general homework In family Of three.
Good wages paid 10 tho right purity. Apply at
7l6 MGIn street. ap9a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

ITO MICHAEL DUNN-FATHER is
dcad. Come home ut once. WILLIAM
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS BOOK
w KEEPER or assistant: good recommends.
lions Address III W." care lntelligcucer OF.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-21

Eons all full. Heaven full. The sun will
set afre with its splendor toe dones Of the
temple. and burnish the golden streets into
O blaze, and be reflected back from the
solid pearl OF the twelve SITES, and It will be
noon IN heaven. Noon on the river. Noon
on the hills. Noon in the valleys. High
noon. And then you will ooh up, gradu-
ally accustoming your vision to the sight.
shading your eyes q. the first lest they be-
e~xtinguished with the insuferable splendor.
until after awhile you can look upon the full
irrejiation. and you will cry out, My Lord,
my Lord, Thou art the Sun that Never
Sets
But at this point I am staggered with the
thought that there may be persons in this
house for whom this name has no charm,
though 1t is SO easy, though it Is SO beaati-
ful, though 1t IS 50 potent, though it Is 50 en-
during. Oh, conn today and see whether
there is anything in Christ! challenge you
to test With me this morning whether Col is
good. and whether Christ is precious, AMI
whether the Holy Ghost is oInnipotent
Come. my brother. / change you.
Come, ana we Will lkneel at the altar of
mercy. You kneel on thsone side OF the altar
and l will kneei on the oSher side OF the altar
Of mercy, and we will not get up from our
knees until our sins are parions1 and We
are able TO ascriba all honor to the name
you pronounc!ng 1t AMI l p~ronouncing It
the name which Is above every name
His worth II all the nations knew,
Sure the whole earth would low him too.