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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16

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WHEELING, APRIL IL, 1909.
Republican State Convention

Alta meeting OF the State Central Committee,
held at the city OF PaEscrsburg, on February %,
1872, It was ordered TINT a smts Convention be
held n; the City Of Nartinshurg, on THURSDAY,
the 9Th day OF May. lSoL, to elect four ~ Dee.
Gn.e5.Gt.Lnfso and Tour (D Altcrnates.a Large
10 the Republican National Convention TO be
held ut tho city OF Minneapolis, Minnesota, on
Tuesday, the It'll day OF June. 1872. to nominate
candidates TO be supported for tho offices OF
President and Vice. President Of tho United
states: md also. in Wow OF the change In tho
Arrangement Of the several Senatorial districts
otthlS State. 70 elect members Of tho State Re.
PUBLICAN Central Committee. consisting Of ono
person from each Senatorial district.
Tho Executive Committee OF each county Is
requested 10 take carly steps TO secure each
county representation In said State Convention,
rs well US IN the Congressional! District Conren.
tons 10 cleo: district delegates and altcrnatcs 10
said National Convention, md IL il recon
Ilendcd that each county elect one delegate 10
said State Convention for each one hundred
QgJl votes or fraction thereof greater than fifty
10Y east therein for President Harrison IN 1855.
The co1rc;aLion Is desired OF all Republican
voters and nil other voters who favor the policy
OF Protection 10 American labOrcrs. farmers aud
irGnriacturcs, the policy of Reciprocity. q
sound currrHuy. the cause OF good government
81 :lc Nation. State md County. and who favor
economy and reform in the statnsovcrnmcnt OF
West Virginia aud the several public institu.
tons thereof.
The Congressional District Conventions above
referred 10, will be held as follows: First DIS
trict al Clarksbur., on May 6: Second district at
kcyser. on May I: Third district ut Hinton,
on May 8: Fourth district at Point Pleasant, on
AUGUSTUS poLLACK, Chairman.
WM. NJ. O. DAWSON. Secretary. mrg9
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The esteemed Register does not seem
to understand the difference between
a silver dollar that goes at par and a
silver dollar that would fall to its mer-
ciian1ise value.
Attic present price OF silver the sill
yer dollar is worth less than seventy
cents, but as gold has not been driven
TO q premium the silver dollar passes at
par. Under the bill ior the free and un-
limited coinage OF silver dollars gold
would Don command 4 premium, and
then the silver dollar would DO worth
in business transactions the value Of
the silver in it.. Based on the Ameri-
can silver product OF 1890 the silver pro-
ducers would pocket something over
sGO,OoO,oOO.
If tho Register doesn't understand tho
difference it can at least say whether it
is for the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver or against it-for the Bland bill
or opposed to it. Thus lar its only ex-
preston OF opinion has been to advise
West Virginia congressman to dodge
the question.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District Convention.

TT ordered that u District Convention Of Re.
publicans, aud ali others who favor the policy
o! Protection to American llbo,ers, farmers and
manufacturers and u sound currency, shall be
held At ClarssbuEy. May s, 1892, at IL O'Clock
noon, for the purpose OF choosing two dele.
gates and two alternate deleyatcI, 10 repre-
sent the First Congressional dlstric: in the
National Republican Convention 10 be held
IN the city Of Minneapolis. in the State OF Mime
sofa, on the 7th' day o. June. 1892. for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidates for President and
Nicc.Prcsident. to be voted Tor at the next
National election, md for transactiag such other
business as may be brought before said conven.
ton. Tho Executive Committee OF each county
Is requested to take carly steps to hare each
county represented ct said Convention II Il
recommended that each county select one dole
gate for each one hundred (l01I votes or fraction
over fifty (0l cast therein for President Harrison
in 1888
4 W. i. STATHERs. Chairman.
e. RR any Ennratn-v- 49,.
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JUDGE NATHAN GoFF AT SEA

JUDGE NATHAN GOFF AT SEA.
A Legal, Judicial and Revenue Marine
Excursion.
Charleston Is. C) Ncrs and Courie.
Yesterday afternoon an excursion
around the harbor was given in homo.
OF Judge Cot, Of the appellate court.
Among those who were present we're:
Judges Golf, Bond and simonton and
Messrs. George NJ. Trenholm, C. B.
Northrop, B. A. Hagood, Charles Ingles-
by, Collector Johnston, Attorney Gem
eral McLaurin, Speaker Ira B. Jones, r.
w. Memminser, jr., Knox Livingston,
George D. Bryan, T. W. Bacot, Postmas-
ter Mowry, J. I. Barron, Marshall G. 1.
Cunningham, W. Huger Fitzsimons, A.
B. Lathrop, Us. Cothran and many
others.
The cutter took the members OF the
bar up the Ashley river, around Fort
Sumter, up the Cooper river, and thence
back to the custom house dock. Among
those who made speeches were Judges
GOT, Bond and Simonton. They were
introduced respectively by Col. Charles
1Eglesby, Capt. George D. Bryan and
Mr.. George NJ. Trenholm.
The party returned to the city a few
minutes after 6 o'clock.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

It doesn't seem 10 BIO a very apt piling
OF slang on slang to apply the phrase
I'm soak. 10 things that arc "up the
spout" for the spout, in this climate at
least, Is dry nino days out OF ten. So
moralized the comfortably fixed purist
who had no personal experience in such
matters; but his companion, who. had
"been there repeatedly, reminded him
that 1t was only on the "rainy day. for
which VIC arc taught 10 provide, that
recourse is had to "the spout by tho
improvident
OF The RemonStrdnt, recently started
In Boston as the organ OF women who
do not want suffrage, The Women'S
Tribune remarks: Learning that there
is q paper started in Boston to be tho
organ OF tho not-strong.minded women,
tho organ Of the 'strong-mindcd' would
like to exchange."-New York Tribune.
A Deer Isle man has a curiosity in
the shape OF an egg, which had on one
end q cap.like cXcrescence, which, be-
ing lifted, showed a full.sized cranberry
bean between tho shcll and tho inner
lining membrane. llc wants to know
how it got there.-Bangor Commercial.
The telescope VIC owe to some chill.
dren OF n spectacle maker placing two
or more pairs OF s%pectacles before each
other, and looking through them at tho
distant sky. The idea was followed up
by older heads.
Two Swiss astronomers, Lcmstrom
and Tromholt, by means Of a network
OF electrical currents between two
mountains, succeeded, 1t is said, in pro-
ducing artificial auroras.
The electric car has reached India, a
road being projected between Nanuoya
and Nuwara, the power to generate tho
necessary current being found in q
ncighboring waterfall.
The Empress OF Russia is the first
lady to answer from a European thron6
to tho invitation to take part in the wo.
mems work OF the Columbian exposi.
tion.-New York World.
An expression OF the day in the min
ing camp OF Creede is: Don't jostlo
that fellow. lie may be a millionaire
tomorrow and resent the insult.-Mrw
York World.
Cooking by electricity is becoming a
fadin tho fashionable quarter OF London,
several OF the West End flats being fit
ted up with electric cooking stoves.
The receiver Of the Coast Line rail.
road Of Georgia has made an application
to the court for permission to equip tho
road with steam.
Pendulum clocks were invented after
Gallleo stood observing the lamp in q
church swinging to and fro.
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SPRING SMILES.

suitor-'I have come to ask for your
daughters hand and at the same time
TO deposit my property OF $4,000 marks
in your bank" Banker-"What! And
to such q reckless 4 you expect me
to intrust my daughter "-FYiegends
Natner.
thomson doesn't brag about that
bright boy Of his any more" "No..
Isn't he bright any more?', swell, he
says about the same sort OF things all
the time, but he's rot to the age when
they're saucy.-Harper's Ba.ar.
Ii you claim in class meeting that
you love God with Ml your strength.
don't stand around with your hands in
your pockets while your wife is pump
ing the water to do Il two weeks wash
ing.-Ram'sH Horn.
Ths quickest way to reduce liquid
Measure to .dry measure Is to take, a
quart OF nitro-glycerinc and hit it with
q hammer. You will then have q ton
or more OF debris, yourself included
DanuiM Breeze. 4
Miss Blocker (of New York)-T was
just tickled to DEATH" Miss Emerson
loi Boston)-"I was also fatally it'll
lated."-Judge.
Mabel-"So their olopement was Ia
failure, was it," Sinnick-"Ycs. They.
got away and were married."-Town
Tones.
After a young woman gets to be 80
she stops calling attention to her birth
days by giving parties.-SomerriM Jour
nal. 5a
Men who declare the world owes
them q living arc usually too lazy to
hustle around and collect it. Washing
Ton Star.
The politician who clamors for "afree
interchange of opinion" should attend
a sewing-bee.-Columbus Post.
Paris green-hn American tourist in
Francc.-Tsras Sittings.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

The great millionaire. Maurice Hirsch,
lives in true baronial style in his castle
on the Danube, in Moravia. There is q
drawbridge, portcullis, and all the
medieval accessories OF q onceimpregna-
BILE fortress. Here the baron hunts and
shoots to his hearts content, but he is
very fond OF his billiard room, which
contains every conceivable game OF
chance or skill. Nine. Hirsch, who
speaks four languages lucntly, is q
model hostess, and the baron's hospita-
lily is unbounded
When the appraisers came to make a
list Of tho personal property OF Mrs.
Julia Swinford, an old lady who died
recently at Berry station, KY, they
found lis nightcaps, all OF different
styles and patterns, ten pairs OF shoes
that had never been worn, fifteen pairs
Of scissors. and an innumcrable lotroi
spools of thread.
The physician VIII dissected the body
OF Schneider. the stranger executed in
Vienna. reports the brain as abnormal
" developed, with evidence OF having
been affected from childhood with
hydroccphaius, SO that the brain power
was diminished and the moral sense
rendered almost noncxistent.
1t is said OF Abingdon Bairl. the in
terestlng London gentleman who BACKED
Mrs. Langtry's eye, that nc pays .E4O,-
600 a year for his racing stable and an
equal amount for his correspondence.
Lord ~Tennyson has for nearly forty
years received q pension OF about 81, 900
a year from the British government, and
he has devoted the whole OF it to. the
rcliet Of authors in distress. g-fn'
They have just opened the doors OF
Johns Hopkins college to females. Sing
ulariy, the firstgirl to get in was n Ladd.
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Semitic Lcalknees.

1t is more than possible that the
senate's action in making n scapegoat
Of Executive Clerk Young, by declaring
his Office vacant, was too hastily taken.
Because Mr.. Young (who has been an
officer OF the senate for nearly twenty
years and has proven his faithfulness
to duty happened to be a newspaper
man, senators came to the conclusion
that he was responsible for the leakage
from executive sessions. So, without
investigation, Mr.. Young was lcgi,lated
outoi office.
The fact is, Mr.. Young has the repu-
tation Of being a very discreet officer,
and every newspaper correspondent in
Washington knows that great injus-
ticc has been done him. He will not
rest under suspicion long, or We mistake
the temper of.his' friends.
Senators who are DESTROYS OF stopping
the worrisomc leakage would do we'll
not to look Tor it amongthe employees OF
the senate. They will never find it
:here. The hole through which cxccu-
tive secrets most frequently reach the
newspapers and through them the
public, isn't the mouth OF any one less
humble than 4 senator himself. scna-
tors will do well, perhaps, to look high
er for tho leaks.
One way to stop the leal,agos is, not
TO punish innocent men when secrets
got out, but to abolish the absurd secret
session. 1t is u useless piece Of hum.
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STATE ponrr1cs.
How They Love tho Farmer.

'Berhlty Rtpublie1n-
The Democratic party Of West Vir.
ginia Is shedding crocodile tears as big
as too kettles to show its affection for
tho farmers. Yes, II loves the farmers
with q consuming affection. 1t EMBODIED
tho farmers in Its arms in 1900. and
then, to show its sympathy for them,
threw tho virus OF its evil nature over
them in the shape Of n bill for the re.
valuation Of land. The farmer bears
tho increase and also pays tho curb.
stone assessors. Take away from tho
Democratic party Of Morgan county tho
moss-backed aristocrats and their pin.
feathercd oilsprlngs and there would
not DO n corporal's guard Of them left.
Tho same Is true all over tho state. And
yet 1t loves tho farmer.
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For DaleEnte-nt-Larse.

C0rTcp0ndthe q nc In'tVl9s1cer.
ELKnoRS, w. Va, April s. The
friends OF John D. Hewitt, OF this coun-
ty, throughout the Third district, have
named him as q delegate-at-larse to.
Minneapolis. and desire his election as
q recognition OF an earnest and effective
worker. The mentioned his name has
been we'll received. Mr.. Hewitt is one
OF the Republican wheel-horses Of this
region.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

WHAT a debtof gratitude the world
owes'to such men as Drs. Aver and
Jenner-the latter for tho great dis
covery OF vaccination, and the former
for his Extract OF Sarsaparilla-the best
OF headquarters! Who can estimate
how much these discoveries have bene-
fitted the race! DEW
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Tho Nnynl Rcylnw.

The great naval review to be held in
Hampton Roads and New York harbor
next April, in connection with the ccle-
bration OF tho discovery OF America by
Columbus, will be one OF theemost in.
tercsting features OF tho quadro.centen-
NAL year. It will be the moro inter.
esting as It will be tho first grand dis.
play OF tho now navy Of tho United
States, and will afford the people an op.
p~ortunity to arrive ut sono conception
OF tho efficiency OF our naval force. The
available ships OF the new navy consti-
tutc a formidable force, and the demon.
stration is certain to be very cred
liable.
What would greatly add to the cilec-
%tivcncss and instructiveness Of the pro.
posed display would be tho presence OF
representative war ships from foreign
nations. For tho purpose Of d~efraying
the expense OF such an addition to the
proposed demonstration, Secretary
Tracy recommended an appropriation
Of $4,000, but this tho house OF rep.
resentativcs seems disposed to refuse.
The desirability OF providing for such
an instructive pageant is SO great that
it is surprising that the house should
show such a lack OF appreciation OF the
subject. 1t is, hoped that the appro-
priation will yet DO made.
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ARtliGt0n Ne,r, q

Andaton Nee; (Denr.)
It seems pretty certain now that
Andy Edmiston will contest with john
0. Pendlcton for the congressional nom
nation in the First district. Andy is
q strong party worker, and he has
plenty Of brains. He is deserving OF
recognition'at the hands OF the party.
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lie Will Il, Elected.

fdirTnont HeS Pirginaan.
1t looks like Capt. B. B. Dovener, the
we'll known Wheeling lawyer, will have
no opposition for the Republican con
gressional nomination in the First dis
trict. We hope, now that his nomina-
ton seems to BIO certain, it may not
prove to be an empty honor.
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III approaching contest Is rendered
especially important by renson OF the In
dustrial and financial policies OF tho Gov
ornmcnt being MT stake. Tho popular de-
cision on these issues is of great One
md will be Of ta~r-rcnchinE consequence
,TrncS q D'yir>
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hinJrood FRS.
The 1NrELL1GEScER, as n Republican
newspaper, is hard to beat. Its daily is
now eightpages and is chuck full of the
latest news OF the world. Its editorials
are able, to tho point and conclusive.
The weekly contains all tho good things
OF the daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

SECRETARY sTASroS's memory needed
no defense at the hands Of George G.
Gorham, since no n attacked it. Sem
ator sherman's remarks did not reflect
upon the great val secretary in any
way. 1t does seem hat Mr.. Gorham
was quick to grasp an opportunity to
advertise his forthcoming Life OF Stan
ton.
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THE Register can't have an affair with.
tho 1ST%ELLlGEScER over the low priced
wool clothing for sale in Wheeling. Its
affair is with the dealers who offer that
clothing for sale, and back the character
of their goods with their regulations.
This is the fix the Register is in at this
writing.
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Still In tho Ring.
Still IN
Tylr County S,dr.

Tyler County Sdr.
Tho 1S~rELLIGEScER is still in the rinr
ID "groggy."
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EASY expcctoration, increased power
OF tho lungs and rest. are the rewards,
upon taking DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, to
all consuInptives.
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TwESTr-slx tin plate factories are now
running in this country with an annual
capacity OF 2,S50,oQO boxes. a year ago
our Democratic friends we're telling us
that tin plate, could not be made in the
Unitad States.r..N.. er.eHa-
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Ours, burns and all.othcr wounds, can
be cured in a short timo by the use OF
Salvation Oil, tho greatest cure on earth
for pain. % cts.
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MOVING.
EIRSTA MEETING

EIRST MEETING
i OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
corporators OF the George X. McMechen d Son
Company have sppoi'tcd Saturday. April %.
A. D., 1882, commencing nj 7:30 O'Clock p. m. as
the time, aud the Office OF the Franklin 1nsur-
ance Company. No. IS on Twelfth street. In the
city OF Wheeling. in the county Of Ohio. and
State OF West Virginia. rs the place for holding .
general meeting OF the stockholders OF said
company to elect q Bonrdof Directors, make by
lnws. and transact any5 other business which
may lawfully be done by the said stockholders
in general meeting. Gnd that Il meeting OF such
stockholders will be held at said time aud place
for the purposes aforesaid. Witness our hands
this 18th day OF April. 4. D. 1892: George X. Nc.
Mechep. William McMechcr james 7. Adams,
/. 7. Jepsons Francis 4. Jackson, Corporators.
..#- s onS.r
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VIII Give Him n Hustle,
ctartsburn telegram.

Zion. Andy Edminson will give Con-
gresham Pendleton a big hustle for the
Democratic nomination.
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FoV the Register to say it isn't in favor
OF tho Republican silver dollar,n
Though it fails to give a good reason for
its position does not answer the point
blank question as to whether or not it is
in favor Of thefree and. unlimited coinage
Of the silver dollar. Is it waiting to see
how the party bosses in West Virginia
stand on tho question?
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WEBSTER COUNTY Republicans are
made OF the right sort OF stuff. The
odds are against them in the county,
but they are starting of in the cam
paign in away that ought to inspire
enthusiasm in the party throughout
the state. Their resolutions, published
in this mornings IN~rELLtGEScER, have
the ring OF true metal in them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

TIE spring floods in the west arc
more than usually severe. Happily the
Ohio Valley has escaped SO far this
year, and there is reason to believe it
will escape altogether, as there are no
heavy SHOWS in the interior to 60 of.
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bug, except in certain rare emergencies,
and tho sooner tits done away with,
the soopcr the senate will make q step
in the direction Of popularizing itself
among tho people.
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Democratic Candidate for supreme Judge.
Fafrnont Indcz tDemL)
II is positively settled that Judge D.
u. Lucas will not DO 4 candidate for re-
election to his present position MS judge
OF the supreme court. The duties OF
the place are too arduous for tho judge
and he desires to retire in order to de-
vote himself to literary pursuits, which
are more congenial. Some mention has
been made OF Hon. Joseph M~orcland,
Of MorSantown, as q suitable person for
the Democracy to nominate for this
high and responsible position. No bet
ter man could be selected. Mr.. More
land is a good lawyer.
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Innuolv.


Tyler County Star.
"Thc tariff in n tax."-Registr.
Fpe.inch taper saw files sell in Wheel
ing at Us 10 GS cents n dozen.
The tariff on dvc.inch taper saw files
Is IS cents a dozen.
Will tho Register explain who pays the
tax in this case2-ISTELLIGENcER.
Up to date tho Register has not an.
swered this very pertinent question.
Sometimes q FREQ trade organ drops into
q hole and this is one OF tho times. II
any tariff reformcr can toll us who pays
the tax in the case mentioned by the
lSTELLlGEScER ho will DO given q dozen
nve-inch files TO gnaw at.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

You have IN expert Pension Attorney Mt home
who will speedily and successfully prosecute
your Claims for. Pension, Bounty. etc: one who
will understand your case and save you timcaad
the troubles incident TO correspondence with ST.
torncys elsewhere.
Pcnsions'are now paid to persons who have
served ninety days In the military or naval SET,
vice during the late war, for mentalo or physical
disability. or disabilities. WHETHER DUE 10 HIS
SERVICE OK NOT, but not due to vicious habits
File your claim now, MS pension
from date oi filing your claim In Pension oGlca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

IT looks as if tho ticket will again be
Harrison and Morton. Mr.. Morton
brought strength to tho Republican
cause in New York in 1888. and there is
no reason to believe that he has lost
any OF his popularity there. He has
made q dignifed and able presiding
officer Of the senate and is a man in
whom the country would have great
confidence should anything occur to
mako it necessary for him to assume
the duties OF the presidential Office.