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A Wall Buries Seven Men.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 23.-At
Jonesboro, Tenn, just after oon today,
a wall which was being constructed on
a part Of the vault for the preservation
Of the county records, fell while seven
men we're at work on it, burying six in
the debris. Rescuers Immediately set to
work and soon extricated the bodies OF
France Eldredge, James Wilson, and
Frank May. Wade S~nowdcgrass, Eli
Moore and James Reed were taken out
alive but very badly hurt. They are
expected to die.
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NEWS.
Helena Republicans Send Harrison
Men to MissOula.

HELENA, April 23.-lSpecial to the
primaries, this evening
to choose delegates to the Missoula con.
vention, show a heavy anti Harrison
majority.
The United States grand jury today
found two indictments against +. l.. Pat.
tersoa, the Butte postoffice thief, also
indictments against Barnerd Leopold
and Frank Peas for selling whisky to In
dams, William McSumners for attemp-
ting to pass a gilded nickle for 4 five
dollar gold piece and John W. McMur-
ray for stealing a letter at Central Park,
Gallatin county.
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"Too Late! Too Late" will be your
cry, gentlemen, il you don't go to Joe
Conrad's for a pair OF fine Shoes. He is
closing out his entire stock Of johnson,
Murphy a. Hathaway, Souls a. Harring-
toms handmade goods at cost. Get
there and select before the sizes are too
badly broken up. Now is your time.
Joe Conrad.
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Velvets are daily growing in favor say
go to the leading store OF Conrad.
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Stea iners Collide.

LONDON, April 23.-The British
steamer Earl OF Chester, bound from
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-30

Handsome vase lamps selling for 50 at
the Bee Hive Store. Get one before
they are all gone.
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mouth is true TO nature; which sug.
cests that DR.. Talmage is not in the
habit Of letting out his whole mouth IN
tho presence OF his friends.
Our Niue Jackets aud War.

It's creditable to our navy officers
that they arc ready to fight at tho drop
OF the hat. This is what VIC Americans
like to see in our military men, who
have not fighting enough to keep their
swords from getting rusty.
But this is not all We like to sec In
them. They must patiently bow to
authority, remembering that it is the
civil authority which declares war. Tho
military has nothing to do with war
but to win us victories and bring about
m early and glorious ending, MI easy
enough thing to do when you know
how and have tho equipment and tho
courage.
We want no war with Chile or any
other country and arc hoping for an
honorable settlement with the South
American republic. No war means n
loss Of opportunity for the brave fellows
OF tho navy to distinguish themselves
and win deserved promotion; but no
war is precisely the condition preferred
by the country il that may be had with
honor.
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MORNING SMILES.

Heard in an electric car: "Do You
believe that the body OF Columbus is in
San Domingo" IL don't know why
not. They've got one or two OF them in
Spain, and one in Havana, and, OF
course, they'll have one in Chicago. It's
like tho head OF St. John" -Boton
Transcript
Burglar-"I have decided to go into
some other kind OF business when get
out" Prison AIissionary--"I am rejoiced
at your decision; what has broug ht it
about?" Burglar-"I find that night
work is breaking down my constitu-
tion."-1rltk.
II had to be away from school yester-
day." said Tommy. 'You must bring
an excuse said the teacher. "Who
from?", "Your,iather." "He amt no
good at making excuses; ma catches
him every time.-1id Bits.
She-"I-I-think 1 like You Mr..
Trotter, but can not marry and leave
my twin sister alone. Wait until she
is engaged" He-"Yes-but-cr-
that's just what she said when I pro-
poscu 10 llcT. -LJe.
"Well, what do you think OF the new
neighbors who have moved in next
door, Mrs. Pryer?" ~ havn't had n
chance to form an opinion. They
haven't had washing.day yet."-7id
Bits. !.
The sceptical Aunt-"What does he
do, Dolly. for living?" Dolly greatly
surprised )-"Why, Auntic, he does:n not
have time to earn y living while We arc
engaged ?-Mfe.
"Prof. scrawkins turns out great
many musicians, doesn't he?" 81 don't
know; but after hearing his pupils sing
is is easy to understand why he should
Washington Star.
NewTeutonic conductor (whoh has been
told to call off the name OF every street,
but has forgotten the next)-"Here
comes annuder one!"-Smith, Gray &:
Co.'s lf0nthlM ~ VI, - 5pVE ,e
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Governor Mckinley.

To-day ut high noon William McKin.
10y, Jr., will be inaugurated rs governor
OF Ohio. This is what Republicans
thought would happen when they nomi.
mated him. He made splendid cam
paign and an equally acceptable admin.
istration is expected OF him.
He has the character, the intelligence,
the knowledge of public affairs to give
the people Of Ohio an administration
equal to the best the state h as had, and
thorc is every reason to suppose that no
will measure up to his opportunities.
So far as the governor can control, so
far as his personality can influence,
there will BIO no scandals and no vicious
legislation during his term OF office.
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Rev. DR.. Talmage's mouth is not an
entirely new topic in discussion, but
the mouth now appears for the first
time in art, perhaps it should be. said in
an art discussion, although the Talmago
side OF the case denies that the object
which was intended to BIO OF art is ar
tistic.
There can be no true art in that which
outrages nature, and ii in the present
4 law suit it can be shown that the mouth
4 n;the Talmage bustis larger than the
original, Col. Wood, the treasurer OF
sMr.sTalmuge's church, will have shown
J good reason for refusing to pay for a lot
$ofTalmagc busts which, were made to
his order.
To give tho Talmago bust a larger
mouth than DR.. Talmage finds necessary
for his comfort and convenience, a
moth which has been the wonder ii not
the admiration of two continents, was
to produce mere caricature OF a man
$of great prominence and TO spoil art
treasures which cost fourteen cents
apiece to make. ,s,sl
IT. should DO said in behalf OF the
manufacturers that they insist that tho
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Southern History,

Mr.. Virgil A. Lewis, secretary Of the
West Virginia Historical and Antigua
rian Society, has issued the first mum.
ber Of his Southern Historical Magazine,
in which he seeks to cover the whole
field indicated by the title. He we'll
exclaims, "What mine OF history lies
unexplored between the Potomac and
the Rio Grande." If the mine bSwell
worked the result should DO pcriodi-
cal of surprising interest and value.
The editor asks the cooperation Of
those who desire the magazine to live,
and the INrELLIdENcER hopes he may
receive this in generous measure. The
publication office is at Charleston.
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BiN-Posters, Notice!

The following ordinance was adopted at
meeting Of the City Council, held December s,
1891:
AN ORDINANCE in relation to pll-posting, de.
facing and otherwise interfering with property
of others: ~
lei Ordained blythe Councito The City of Wheeling:
SEC l. 1t shall be unlawful for my person to
paste, post. paint, print or nail any hand-bills.
posters, advertisements or notice OF any kind
upon any building wall, door, fence, post. 81 &C.
the light or other poles, belonging 10 the city OF
Wheeling or upon any telegraph or telephone
pole, or WALL door, gate or fence OF any person
Incorporation without the consent OF the owners.
SEC. . 1t shall be unlawful for any person, cx-
ccpt theowners or their employees, or officers mud
employees of the city, TO climb any electric light,
telephone, or telegraph pole or In any manner
Interfere with the wres and fixtures thereon.
SEC. $. Every person who sh0ll offend against
the provisions OF the two preceding sections OF
this ordinance shall forfeit and pay to the city
fine Of not las than ono dollar nor moro than trenty
and cost Of prosecution: and II such fine and costs
be not paid upon the rendition OF the judgment
such person III n male person. may. Mt the dis
erection OF tho court rendering the judgment DO
SC ntcnccd TO imprisonment and to labor with
OUT compensation ut my OF the public works, or
Improvements OF said city, and II q female, to
such imprisonment without labor; but In no
case shall such Imprisonment exceed thirty days.
SEC 4, This ordinance shall :ake effect from
It's passage. THOMAS +. TIIOSER,
/ iall CITY Clerk,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE BOARD WoniD's Fam MANAGERS.
nv ~ Va Inn 4. lS,fl.

.- PARK ERsDuEd, w VA, Jan, Z, ls'!'
Rids for the erection and completion OF the
State Building for West Virginia, 70 DC Oulit ~
Chicago, on the Columbian Exposition GROUNDS,
ut Jackson Park IN accordance with the, plans,
drawings mud specifications prepared ior ny
same By J. L. Silsbeo architect Of chicago, ~.
nois, are called for by the Board Ol Worlus fRlr
Managers Of West Virginia. ~ :.
The plans and specifications VIII be on NC AZ
tho Office OF the board In plrkcrSburg, w Va,
office OF John s. NGylor. Wheeling, W, Va, Office
Of Hon. r. $. Carr, Charleston, v. va. oil.ee OF
the County Clerk. Clarksbnrg, W: Vas' oillce OF
Hon. George NJ. Bowers Marilnsbllrg, W. VI,
md at the 6illcp Of ]. H. Sllsbce, 81 LAKESIDE
Building, Chicago, Illinois.
All bids must be for the whole oil the pulluIhy
complete rs called for. and for lumber produced
within the Suite OF West Virginia, except the
frame work. which will be optional win Tue
bidder; building 10 be completed BY the 10Th oil
October, 1872
Each bidder must furnish with his bid bond
OF 500 with three surctlcs satisfactory 10 the
Board, for the full and proper performance OIL
the work rs set forth md required by inc
architect, and TO Insure tho Hoard against All
loss damage or other suits nrlsing from the neg
ligcncc OF the contractor or otherwise, u.s. con-
neCtcd with the construction OF this building,
md for any other matters that may comc INTO
dispute whatsoever.
All bids must be sent in conforming to the
above terms To ". \. Chancellor. President OF
the Board OF Worlds Fair Managers, Parkers-
burg, ". Va, by the 10Th day OF February, 1872;
Oh which day the Board will meet TO open anu
consider tho bids.
The Board reserves the right to reject my or
all bids, and TO deduct from the contract all ma
terlal furnished by the board or any change less.
cning the cost OF the building.
The attention Of West Virginia bidders is espe'
ciGlly called to this notice.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
W. n. CHANCELLOR,
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho conductors OF all the street cars,
omnibuses and other vehicles for pub
lie accommodations inNWarsaw, in that
part OF the city between Novaya Praga
and the suburb OF Brudno, are women
and fulfill their duties more accurately
and to the better satisfaction Of the pub.
lie than men.
Last year there were twenty-three
surviving widows OF revolutionary sold
iers and several OF these have since
died. The Oldest OF these now alive are
Nancy Raines, OF Carter Furnace, Tenn,
aged 100, and Ann Maria Young, OF
Easton, Pa, WHO'S in her l0lst year.
A firm in San Francisco recently re-
ceived from life prisoner in the San
FRANCISCO Cal prison n check for $50
1t was in payment tor goods that he
bought from the house twcnty-iour
years ago-just prior to committing tho
deed for which he is imprisoned.
Two colored dolinqucnts in Raleigh,
n. G., were recently condemned to re.
ccive thirty.nine lashes each, and
spectators were admitted to witness
the whipping at twenty-five cents 4
head. The gate receipts went to the
prisoners.
The great Treasury vault at Wash.
ington covers moro than quarter OF IN
acre and is twelve feet deep. Recently
there was $90,000,000 in silver stored
thcrc--an amount that weighed 1000
tons and would load LIS freight cars.
The severity OF the recent drought in
Maine was SO great, it is stated, that
for several days a Machias farmer was
obliged to give his cattle cider to drink,
no water being obtainable.
Steel caskets for the bodies OF those
who die suddenly on shipboard are be-
ing carried on many OF the transatlantic
liners. The remains arc placed in
them and Theoretically sealed. \
While James Wilkerson, OF Ray
county, No., was being buried and his
family and friends were gathered at the
cemetery, thieves drove thirty-two cat
tie from his pasture.
A tourists experience in Paris is
that much Of the so.called coffee is a
mixture OF horse liver roasted in the
oven, black walnut sawdust and cara
mel"
The leading criminal product OF
Cooper county, Mo-, is Marion Heds-
petit, who is said to have been the
leader in robberies to the amount OF
100000.
Observation-Disclosures OF Honduras
who regulates the mahogany cut, esti.
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ahe atteuiIgetttee.
WHEELING. JANUARY II, 1902.
CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention of the
State League.

The fourth nuallconvention Of tho Rcpubli-
can League Of tho State OF West Virginia will
convene In tho city OF Parkcrsburg. Wood coun.
ty, at u O'Clock noon. MONDAY, FEBRUARY %,
1892, (thls day having been recommended by tho
National Lcaguc), for the election Of officers for
the ensuing year, tho selection Of delegates to
the fifth annual convention OF the Republican
League OF tho United States, and for tho transac-
ton OF such other business rs may regularly
come before It.
Each Republican club in tho state Is entitled
to be represented By five delegates.
tits requested that tho election OF delegates be
heliand q list thereof be forwarded to the Sec
rotary OF the State League at Parkersburg, WA,
as soon as possible.
Full information as to tho rates OF transporta.
ton will DO published as soon rs tho necessary
arrangements can be made
HENRY C. FLESEIER, President.
r. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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Mn. WIN. W. HANLoN, OF the Barnes
vile Republican, is believed to be we'll
to the front among applicants ior the
state oil inspectorship OF Ohio. His
recommendations are said TO be as
good as any that have been submitted
to governor OF Ohio in behalf OF an APP
plicant for any position. Our neighbor-
ing part OF Ohio has not been overload
ed with honors, and il would be salts
faction to see Belmont county honored
in the person of SO true and capable a
Republican.
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An omcc.Ho1dor az Ne.rxe,

Internal Revenue Collector Brooks,
ofPhiladelphia, declines to support an
administration candidate for delegate to
tho national convention-'"my man.
hood willnot permit mc."H Mr.. Brooks
says il he were not loyal to tho Presi-
dent he would resign, but he seems to
make a distinction between the Presi.
dent and Benjamin Harrison
The inference is warranted by the
further declaration, II have never been
ar, object to be coerced by power, and
lido not propose to begin now" Neither
/ does Mr.. Brooks intend to have his men
for their independence. 1t seems to be
beyond question true that the screws
are being put on national ofIice-holders
in Pennsylvania to force them into the
support OF Harrison delegates.
Somebody is sowing tares. This is
not the way the Republican party de-
sires to open its campaign.
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THE Pittsburg Dispatch sees tho Re-
publican side OF the presidential ques-
tion in this light: without waiting
longer it may now DO set down for about
settled fact that ii Blaine is in right
health he will accept the Presidential
nomination; and il heis not he will not
put himself too much about to secure it
for President Harrison. He is not
ready at this stage, anyhow, to abdicate
for B. H." In the hurry OF the moment
the lNrELLIGENcER is unable to SEQ any
startling inaccuracy in this view.
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Tho Chief of Police aud tho Law.
RrpnkerS

The alleged intention of Mr.. Del.
brugge to try to rcinstate himself in
the office he degraded may or may not
have foundation in fact. One would
suppose that man who has appeared
before the public as Delbrugge has
would DO glad to disappear and BIO for
gotten.
That the Sunday liquor-sellers, gam
blers and other professional violators
OF the law will gladly supply him with
the money to make the contest if the
advice OF lawyers be encouraging, is be-
yond question. The difference up to
date between Delbrugge and NIcNichol
is that Delbrugge stood by the law
breakers and McNichol stands by the
law. This radical difference is OF vital
moment to persons who must seek hon
cstand lawful employment or.leave the
city il Chief McNichol continues in the
office and in the honest and fearless dis
charge OF his duty.
OF this these persons are fully per-
suaded. Their advances to the new
chief have been repulsed. The Offend
ers have been arrested, fined as much
as the friendly mayor would consent to
fine them and given to understand that
practically their lights went out with
Delbrugce. With them business is
business" no matter how disreputable,
and it is in the line of their business to
get Dclbruggc back if they can, since
they cannot make traffic arrange
ment with the present chief and as yet
have no ring in his nose.
Chief McNichol can afFordto await de-
velopments while he goes on discharg-
ing his duty. Ii the lawmakers have
money to spend on Delbrugge let them
spendit. They cannot reinstate him.
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FIRST thing you know the West yir-
ginia senatorial campaign in the Demo-
cratic ranks will}be making more or
less noise. The illuminate is almost
ready.
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rNEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED--A FIRST.CLASS GIRL,
w With good references can ind q good SIT
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He will be Governor Mckinley before
the sun sets, and right good governor
he will be.
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Which way will the West Virginia
Democracy jump this time, Cleveland
wise or Hillwards?
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AwoMAN in New York elevated car
asked man to give her his seat and
she got it. Arc the dear ones begin
ming thus early to take u serious view
OF leap year?
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EUROPEAN advices give warning OF
another flood tide OF undesirable immi-
grants to this country. Are the people
OF the United States SO thick-headed
that they can't deal with this situation?
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Or course suspicion of poisoning at
taches to the death OF the Khedive OF
Egypt. No oriental sovereign can pass
away without foul play being suggested,
not necessarily by reason OF the attend
ing circumstances but on general prin-
ciples. The probability is that the late
Tewfk was not hustled out OF the way.
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Ohio Valley Lawyers,


PdrEcrsburD J0urndl. 71l
Following are some lines read BY the
eloquent Robert McEldowney last night
at the Bar Association banquet in re-
ponse to the toast: practice OF the Law
in the Ohio Valley"
"In the Ohio Valley when YOU so to practice
Put wind in your bellows and sand into your
fcraw :; !. aFiaflsIs 80 =
Drink whlsksy, chaw tobackcr, and never mind
the code, IT fTI7E77I7 h.
Except one chapter 50, which bosses all the
And your mighty reputation will cover all the
ground; l3is II - :
sstent STILL. F 77T !,
Pray; don't forget yonr dearest friend, the
devil, In yonr Will" 4
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HILL has not upset the senate yet,
and he has been member OF it for sew
eral days.
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.NTANTED-THREE ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping. or unfurnIshed front
room, Tor April !. Address ''s, H." care this
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NITANTED-A YOUNG LADYTHAT
w has had experience IN Office work. 10 net
as hssls'ant bookkeepcr. State SnlAry expected
and give references. Address BOOKS caro-
IntelligencCr Office Iall
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TIE best anodyne and expectorant
for tho cure OF colds and coughs and all
throat, lung, and bronchial troubles, is,
undoubtedly Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.
Ask your druggist for it, and at the same
time. for Ayers Almanac, which is free
itoiall. D&w
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NTs.

"
A COMPLETE REVOLUTION IN
IN the Air Hast Furnace, Shovel your coa.
on tor OF thu ashes put kInllingS anu snaSiig g
on toi, OF tho coal IN order 10 start your ny, "
stead OF the old wny, thus Keeping y9ulset'
clean Instead Of covered with ashes anu sooL
Come and examine II In operation q, ,oors
ias.awsNw No. ills Market Street,.
DROBATE OF WILL.
oficc Of the Clerk OF the County Court, ONO
county, West virginia.
In tho matter OF tho probate Of the last VIII anu
testament OF Susan Thompson deceasVu'
Tho objcc. Of the petition Alod IN this matter
on The sth div Of january a. D. lSo? Is TO have al.
mlted TO probate paper writing pafpGrSs u
bearing dntc October D. 1856; and II appearing
from All affidavit filed with inc In my Olilce tlnt
/, s, Bryce, DR.. lIevCrhout Thompson, Frank y.
Thomn;on, N, Do Kay Thompson, Clement
Smith. ClCmentlna ChamberS Clafe unlitu a aud
NeVlc Chambers, persons who arc therein ~ ~ ~. ~.
said petition declared TO DO interested ~ w
probate OF Eald Will. are non:rrsldenn OF Ilin
stato It Is ordered that they DO appear ~ n,S
office In the city OF Wheeling IN Inc county nia
State Aforesaid, within one month ai'eF INC uafo
OF the first publication hereof aud 40 Mhnt Is
necessary TO protect their interests In tnlu uHI,
ter. Tho hearing o. said poiilioii Is SCI 10. 'hc
18th day OF February, 1872, u ~ O'Clock q ~
4 Published the first time January y logs,l
GEORGE HOOK, CLERK
A sM
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TERM OF. SALE:-,one.third OF the purchase
as the purchaser may then elect 10 pay. Tho bai.
ancs on = credit OF Six and twelve months; Tho
purchaser giving his negotiable promIssorv
i hoies payable 70 the order OF VIM. ii, Hcarne
SSg from the date Of sale for the de-
iSftsa hNyments secured by deed OF trust upon
lneprpperiy purchased. Telling as trustee. The
,iinaehiSned does not warrant tho title, Int bn.
iiSYGs Y good There l., however lion upon ono
~ u .n :; Interests Of one Of the
sold hut twill be all ont Of the pfasso VIZ W "
,'fe sac 0aip Wsl. II, iIEARNE, Trustee
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DROBATE OF WILL.

Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court, Ohio
county, West virginia