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Anarchist Explosions In I:alx.

Bolo6Na, Italy, Sept. y. Two bombs
were exploded outside OF bank here YES
terday. Subsequently large bombs were
discovered charged with nitro glvcerjne
the explosion o. which might have wrecked
half the city. Eighty anarchists have
been arrested
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D., Louis' Drunken MAYOR.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-In the city council
tonight resolution was introduced pro-
viding for proceedings for impeachment
of Mayor Noonan upon charges of drunk
enness and generally improper conduct.
The resolution was defeated by majority
of one, but it is understood it will be
re-introduced next week.
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Pierce County Republicans.

TACOMA. Sept 81 Special. Attorney
General Jones will speak at the League
room, { street. on Friday night
The coontry precincts have nearly all
responded TO Chsirmaa Tsytor'. eirr.,l,-
70 form oounty League clubs. They Will
be here on Friday to organize
The Republicans wsa hold csncuses IT
their various Grub rooms on Thursday
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Gravesend Race

GRAvEsEND, Sept 2.-summaries OF today's
races:
Six furlongs-Wah Jim won, Rosa n. second,
Crochet third. Time, 1:l6L.
Mle-Nomad won. Mordette 9econd, King
Mac third. Time, 1:43.
Six furlongs-Osyric won, Queenie Trow.
bridge second, Addie third. Time, 1:I6.
Sensation stakes, one mile-Equity won, May
Win second. Count third. Time, 1:42lz,
Fideli third. Time, 1:421a
Five furlongs-Spartan won, Sir Richard ssc-
ond, Balance third. Time, 1:02a,
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which, before Engineer Thomp-
son could stop, had passed over
him, breaking both legs between
the thigh and knee, cutting one foot Off,
crushing the chest and intiicting fearful
cash in the head. He was taken to
Sacred Heart hospital, where he died at
10:40. Kiduff tried to talk after he
was hurt, but could not make himself
understood. He attempted to tell the
men who took him to the hospital, whore
he lived, but they could not understand
him. He was unmarried. and had lived
in Spokane for some time. His father,
mother and two sisters live here.
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CHICAGO, Sept 1.-THE grand jury today took
up the alleged attempt of the Hawthorne race
track managers 10 bride Mayor Washburne and
Chief of Police McCiaughrey TO close the Gar
field track. McClaughrey and Washburne were
both out of the city today
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Fort Bragg, CAL. on E,re.

FoRr BRAGG. Cal, Sept. 27-The finest
residence portion of this town is burning.
The fire originated in the residence of
George W. Perkins at Z O'Clock. Three
hundred men are lighting the fire but with
no water
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a New York Einsnrier Dead

NEW York, Sept. 27.--Wii,ism NJ. Rich
ards. president Of the Fidelity and Cas-
ualty Insurance Company, died late 70.
night. He was Il wears old
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The Northern Pacific Railroad Co0ns,v -,,,
through Pullman cars from Seattis Ia go, -
without eAstsge. making tses; time of any rra.7s'
coaunen1a4 llne- IT'S dining service Is may
ce,ied and altogether affords the lnos. roynfH-e-
able route for passengers ticke,e>i To rsnI,-rs :;
tas East, south or southwest see yeu- $50.
Rad oyss tsis line Fer tickets. Pullman ressr.
ysiloHs and tail information write A Vas.ar,
ssnersl agent, seattle: o. ca. a; citv So.
ogice. Olympic BLOCK, corner Ycsler svs|,,s A
Column sa street ava VI
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Tho Peoples Party in whitman County.
CoLrAx, Sept. q. Especial - The
Peoples party open their campaign IN
Whitman county tonight at the court
house. Paul Vandervoort addressed TOD
persona All the leading populist candi-
dates were present, and there was con-
siderable enthusiasm.
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Lieut.. Jephson to Wed.

LONDON. Sept. 27.-The engagement is
announced of Lieut.. Jephson. member of
the last Stanley expedition. to the daughter
Of Addison Head. of San Francisco.
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Walla Walla Races.

wALLA WALLA, Sept. 2L-The county fair
opened today. The attendance was slim.
go trot-CoL stoner won. Wonder second.
Darwinna third. Best time, 2:271x.
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No Cholera ut Vancouver.

The story printed By an evening paper. % tho
effect tha, Japan steamer had arrived ut Van
couver with cholera on board, was wicked
ssFu 10
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Mrs. Harrison. Cor,,i,,o,

WAsHlSeroS CRY, Sept. 27.-Mrs. Har.
rison had fairly good night and is r.x+.
ing quietly.
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Roger q. Mills Seriously III.

CoEsIcASa. Tex, Sept. 27.-Roger O
Mills, who has never quite recovered from
the grip. is again seriously i'll.
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The Northern eseiae railroad afford. p,.
e9Na4ied advantages for quick sale snf co.,
Portable Journey TO ali to'ats va. So Voil.
southeast Trains rim through "a Cat.s.s
wataeas ehsnss, AMI connect al 81 Paul soJ
lineage sltA a. the srsi-class Ina. -, go az.
south and southwest Be sgrs yanr rses ~. o' sas
over 'ha' 'iae L a Nade4u, general AGENT
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WAsHrsaroS CRY, Sept. 27.-[Special. +
The agricultural department is much
alarmed at the growth of the Russian this
tie in the northwest. and has sent an ex-
pert to Washington to study the plant and
devise some means of destroying it. The
assistants of the secretary seem to think
that the transforms now prevailing in the
northwest, will be Of great help in wiping
ont this thistle
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evening for the purpose Of nominating
tickets to be voted for ut the primaries on
the Sd of October.
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ScrofuIa

willie 1luOfOOA bunch under ono ear
which the doctor lanced and It discharged for
some time. We then began giving niM LOCUS
SarsaparilIa and the sore healed UP MS cure
is due to HOOPS SARSAPARALLA.
He has never been very robust. butnow seems
healthy and daily grswfng stronger"
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Hoops PILLS do not wea&en. but all
s,ce.tion and tone the stomach. Try them. 25c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-04
WHEELING, APRIL 4. 1902.
Republican State Convention

Ata meeting OF tho State Central Committee,
held at tho city OF parkcrsburg, on February o.
1892. 1t was ordered TINT q State Convention DO
held at tho City OF NartInsburs, on THURSDAY,
the 9th day OF May, 1sol, 10 elect four () Dele.
gascs.at.Largc and four ~ MISUNDERSTANDING
TO the Republican National Convention. TO DO
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 Vlco-Prcsldent Of tho United
States; and also. In view OF tho change In the
arrangement OF tho several Senatorial districts
OF his State. to elect members OF the State Re-
publican Central Committee. consisting OF on >
person from each Senatorial dlstrlc:.
The Executive Committee OF each county Is
requested TO take curly steps to secure ench
county representation In sOld State Convention.
tions 10 elect district delegates and altcrnntos TO
said National Convention. and 1t Is, recon-
mended that each county elect ono delegate to
snid State Convention for cnch one hundred
600 votes or fraction thereof greater than nifty
(50l cast therein for President Harrison III 1888.
The cooperation Is desired OF all Republican
voters and all other voters who favor tho policI
OF Protection 10 American lGborers. farmers and
manufactures, tho policy of Reciprocity. u
sound currency. the cause OF good government
in the Nation. State md County. aud who favor
economy and reform In the State government Of
West virginia and the several public lnstitu-
tons thereof.
The Congressional District Conventions above
referred 10. will be held as follows: First dis
trict ut Clarksburg, on May q: Second district at
kcyser. on May 4: Third district nt Hinton,
on May 3: Fourth district 4. Point Pleasant. on
April %.
AUGUSTUS PoLLACK, Chairman.
WM. NJ. o. DAWSON, Secretary. mr9
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PERSONAL POINTS:

One day, in 1880. a working jeweler,
Joseph elliott now the famous steel
penmaker, accidentally split n OF his
fino steel tools. Being suddenly re-
CURED to sign q receipt, and not finding
his quill pen at hand he used the split
tool as q ready substitute. This happy
accident led to the idea OF making pens
OF steel.
Casts OF the face, head, chest and
hands of Walt. Whitman were taken
Sunday morning by Thomas Eakins,
the Philadelphia portrait-paintcr, and
W. R. O,Donovan, tho New York sculp-
tor. O'Donovan has been busy on q
bust Of the old poet for some time.
Mr.. Gladstone is the owner Of the
largest lead pencil in the world. 1t is
the gift OF q pencil maker at Keswick,
and is thirty-nine inches in length. In
place Of tho customary rubber CAPT it has
4 gold cap. Its distinguished owner
uses it for a walking stick. /,
Mile. Elise St. Amer, the French ex-
plorer, travels without luggage of any
sort, carrying all that she Immediately
requires in her %capacious pockets.
Thus equipped she has gone through a
large part Of Europe, Asia and this
country.
General Greedy says, in relation to
the talk Of trying him before a court
martial for alleged characterization in
tho matter Of tho bureau OF military in
formation, that the law no is said to
have violated has been a dead letter for
twenty years.
Queen Victoria, John Ruskin, Charles
Kingsley, J.. &. Holland, Cyrus w.
Field, Julia Ward Howe and Walt Whit
man were all born in thosame year, 1919.
Andrew Carnegie has given 500, 900
for Il library and gymnasium at Home
stead. Pa, to be used mainly by hisown
MorkillQmcn. --Ga Il;
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Tho story by which Mr.. Aldrich, who
had written "a potent medicine for
gods and men," was made to appear in
print "a patent medicine" ETC., recalls
to q Boston transcript correspondent
that on another occasion the same
author wrote: Nov tho old wound
breaks out afrcsh" and was Mortified to
learn by the types that he-a bachelor
he said: Now the old woman breaks
out aircsh." f-l
The highest velocity cver given to a
cannon ball is estimated at l,G26 feet
per second, being equal 10 a mile in 80
seconds. The velocity OF the earth at
equator, duo to its rotation on its axis,
is 1000 miles per hour, or q milo in SO
seconds. Therefore, if q cunnon ball
were fired due west and could maintain
its initial 7elocity, it would beat the
sun in his apparent Journey around the
earth.
1t is noted by q London financial
journal as Il one OF the causes of the
failure Of 80 many Australian banks
that many Of them hold such vast guam
titles Of land that when a pinch comes
they are unable to realize, and are COM
pelied to stop payment. In Now,South
Wales twelve banks and financial syn.
dicatcs own about 4 $4,000, 900 acres o:
land, m institution alone owning
S,500,0O0 acres.
A Texas gentleman sent his servant
to inquire about a friend who had boon
i'll. in case he should be dead find
out the date Of the funeral" were tic
girls parting instructions. Half an
hour later she came back. "Tho gen.
tleman is very much better, sir" she
said, "and they have not yet decided
about the funeral" .95J
John Good, who left New York a
couple OF months ago to overlook the
building OF a factory on the Bay OF
Naples, has returned to have his struc.
tural plans altered, as these were drawn
for tho employment of wood in tho
building, and he finds that marble is
much cheaper than wood in Italy.
The French minister Of war has issued
III order that hencetorth every officer
and every man in the French army
shall, when on active service, carry on
his person material for Il first dressing
in case of his being wounded.
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Schubert Concert.

The Schubert male quartette, of Chi
cago, assisted by Miss Eugcnia NJ. Bald
win, soprano; Miss Ida NJ. Clemans,
reader, and Miss Louisa Roman. accom-
PIANIST, will give a fna concert at tho
Young Mems Christian Association hall
this evening. The work Of the quar-
tette is thoroughly good in every par.
ticular. Articulation, pleasing tone,
quality, precision. shading and har.
mony are all most excellent. The So
prano is superior and tho readings are
a strong feature. Altogether the pro.
gramme will be most delightful and
varied.
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1IoS. WIN. L.. Wilson Is expected to,
close to-day tho debate on tho free wool
bill. Mr.. Wilson is likely i say all that
can DO said in favor Of FREQ wool and Of
free trade in general, but with ell his
skill he cannot show that FREQ wool is
right or polite, and he cannot show
that the British system would DO better
for this country than tho tariff policy
under which We have distanccd all COM
potitors.
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Still They Come.

In the face Of all the free traders have
been telling the world about the pitt
able condition Of the American people,
who are supposed to DO ground under
the iron heel Of protection, the world
continues to pour into this country an
increasing tide OF human beings.
Tho newcomers arc Of all sorts. Some
OF them would be desirable if we were
in need Of them, if there were any
scarcity Of men and women to keep
moving the wheels Of industry. Alarge
part Of them come to us because the
countries from which they como are
eager to got rid Of them.
In the last fiscal year came 555, 900,
an increase over tho previous year OF
100000 and enough to make fifteen cit.
les tho size OF Wheeling. In the eight
months ending with March l OF this
year the number Of immigrants was
100000, an increase OF $4,000 over tho
corresponding period OF the previous
year. Bohcmians, Hungarians, Poles
and Italians arc coming thick and fast.
Tho best OF them arc coming faster
than they can DO assimilated. Every
one OF them, no matter whence he
con,eso or how good his character, comes
to compete in o market in which labor
already finds it difficult to hold its
own. 4
Every II Of them brings nearer. the
day when two mon will be hunting ono
job. No wago.earner need be reminded
what this means. 1t forctells to a Ger
tainty q general lowering OF tho stand
ard OF compensation, which cannot fail
to bring with it a lower standard Of liv-
ing and Of citizenship.
While wage-carners will soonest feel
tho force Of this excessive immigration
indeed they feel it already-tho re-
suits will be felt and the evils shared by
every citizon Of tho republic.
II the question were put toa popular
vote the verdict Of tho people would be
Tor m effective restriction OF immigra-
ton. Tho problem is not n Of much
difficulty.
The way has been pointed with great
wisdom by the American Flint Glass
Workers Union, which for the protec-
ton Of its W members resolved that
any foreigner desiring to DO Of its mem
borship-without which ho could not
work in q union glass houso-must pay
into the treasury 500.
Carry this idea further and apply it
to any person desiring admission to the
great guild OF American t~oilers, and We
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-04
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District Convention.

1t Is ordered that q Dis.ric. Convention OF Re-
publicans, and all Others who favor the policy
OF Protection 10 American lnborcrs, farmers and
manufacturers and u sound currency, shall be
held ut Clarksburg, May G, 1892, at IL O'Clock
noon. for the purpose Of choosing two dele.
gates md two alternate delegates, to repre-
sent the First Congressional district in the
National Republican Convention to be held
inthc city ofMinucapo!is. in the State Of Mime
sofa, on the 9TH day OF juno, lso22, for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates for President and
Vice. president. to be voted for at tho next
National election. and for transacting such other
business as may be brought before said conven-
ton. Tho Executive Committee Of each county
Is requested to TAKE carly steps to have each
county represented at sald Convention. It Is
recommended that each county select one dele.
gate for each one hundred (l00) votes or fraction
over fifty 5O) cast therein for President Harrison
in 1888
W. E. STATIIERs. Chairman
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A COWARDLY POLICY.

Tho "Itcglstor'' advises Wcst Virginia
Congressman to straddlo tho silver
Issue. - taHs : H-gsIl
Whoiing Register. 81
We boiiove the Wcst Virginia Il clio gntion
VIII DO their party n great Aorv!c 9 n
POSTPONE tho consideration or tho bill ut
this time. Such u vote wouid not commit
them for or against FREQ coinage. II would
sim ply put thom on record OF placing the
question on tho shelf for the present, ana
whore 1t belongs until moro v,tnl and i'm.
portant Legislation " consil
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.|. JEST u. | .H.EH a.H r..I
shall have a restriction that will restrict.
Two hundred dollars would not be an
excessive initiation fec.
Tho I%SrELLldEsoER hopes TO SEQ q
strong plank covering this question in
sorted in tho next Republican national
platform. II our Democratic friends
take tho same Wow OF the question, as
it is TO DO hoped thoy may. lot thom
follow suit. So with any other party.
The probability Is that until the great
national conventions takc hold Of this
matter and give voice to tho popular
feeling Congress will adopt no measure
that will 70 to tho root OF the evil.
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GOVERNOR MCKINLEY, speaking to the
people Of Rhode Island Of tho tariff
measure which bears his name, said
with confidence, not 10 say defiance,
"tho Democratic party cannot repeal
ono page OF that law in ten years" Our
impression is that tho governor Of Ohio
is q prophet. Tho governor gives the
reason, too-"Wo do not intend to 60
backward" Don't the people Of this
country know a good thing when tlloy
sec it? i,
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The Chinese threaten to retaliate
with a vengeance If wo go further on
tho line OF excluding Chinese from
this country. Tho question to DO de-
termined is, whether it is Of moro i'm
portance to US to have u few Americans
in China than to protect this country
from an industrial invasion by Chinese.
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THE approaching contest Is rendered
especially important by reason Of tho In
dustrinl and financial policies of tho Gov
ornment being ut stnko. Tho popular do.
cision on these Issues Is Of great MT
and will BIO Of ~far-renching consequence
JONES G, Blaine. ~
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1r your cough keeps you awake and
restless ut night, take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral and obtain immediate relief.
This remedy allays inflammation, heals
tho pulmonary organs, induces sleep
and restores health, The sooner you
begin the better. Daw
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A D-PROF. LEREE, ME-
aud qualities, reveals mysteries, breaks evil In.
iluonccs, causes hnsty and happy marriages. givoi
full names OF tho one you'll marry, what bust.
moss 10 follow to make q success, &c. Rooms
corner market and Eleventh streets. Side on.
trance oil Eleventh street Terms reasonable
'-f# .rHl. .s .. |#" ' mr1le
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Mn. CLEVELAND, in his Providence
speech, had nothing to say about silver.
Even with tho tcxt put at him he would
not touch the subject. Is tho Big Eel
low also afraid?
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WHEN the farmer can get the govern
ment to take his crops ut about 40 per
cent more than their market value, he
will SEQ more clearly than he does now
why the government should dojust that
thing for the silver producers.
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Hill rants around in tho south.
Cleveland tries the woody west and
efletc Now England. But don't for a
moment think that Cleveland is on tho
hunt for anything.
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Edw.L. Rose & Co.arc daily receiving
the latest output in Bicycles. They are
also selling secondhand Sewing Ma
chimes at m%arvelonsly low prices.
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HENRY ScuoENnALs, foreman Henry
krug Packing Co., st. Joseph, Mo-, uses
DR.. Thomas's Electric Oil with his men
for sprains, cuts, bruises, chapped
hands, etc. 1t is tho best. DIV
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TIE police OF Paris were banled for a
while, but they went in to win and they
have the Anarchists on the hip.
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UNKNOWN

Ncp York Herald.
Io stood outside OF heavens cute
And shivered In the wind. y
But he could not get In, although y.
lie said he had not sInncd.
They had no record OF him there.
Was he for this to blame,
Because tho angel who records
Had failed to get his name?
We fcar'hc was. For when on earth
Alas! he was not wise,
He WIS employed within q store
That did not advertise.
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WRoSG-nEADED Americans go on de-
wishing and building tin plate machinery,
just as though the Democratic party
had not issued a decree of prohibition
against the manufacture Of tin plate in
the United States. Perverse, isn't it?
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NOTICE OF VAL-OUR
An friends aud patrons will hereafter lnd us
IN Room No. 6, on the second iloor OF tho new
City Hank building. RlNElIART & TATUM.
Real lstntc Agents, #HE aOl
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MANUFACTURERS OR FOUR
w young mcn OF good appearance &C; must DO
competent In writing and spelling. Address APP
plicGtion IN own handwriting TO I. o. Lock 1lox
No. GlO, Wheeling, ". Va. ) ana
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Puro Lenf Lard.

NJ. RE1LLY's Pure Leaf Lard from
hogs OF our own killing. No tallow nor
other authorizations.
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special distinction. IIe had tho oppor-
tunity and the brain 10 embrace the
opportunity. AS editor Of the great
New York Tribune he can do his coun.
try further service, and We have an idea
that he will be Heard from in u cam
paign which promises 10 be lively
enough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-04

Mn. WnlrELAw REID returns from
France after. serving his country with.