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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-23

War. This was news to many OF his
hearers, and tho information was no.
ceived with frequent applause.
After Prof. Langaton had ceased Rev.
]. J. Jones made n few remarks, and nm,
nounced that he had secured promise
from Bishop Price to come to Wheeling
and deliver q lecture.
Tho banquet, served by John En-,
merth, was a good one, and was enjoyed
by all those present. After tho ban.
quot the dancing was commenced and
kept up until n late hour.
The American cornet band, under the
leadership OF Prof. McClelland, was q
feature OF the celebration, Just before
tho lecture tho band paraded tho prin.
cipal streets, and played for awhile at
tho corner OF Eleventh and Chaplinc
streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-23
COEL LENDS.
FOR. S.A Il Fl.

As attorney. in iact for L T. Dusby. have q;
sale, privately, the two parcels OF ground % ilS
west sido OF Market street, In tho city Of Whe..'
clry store. and the other By Conrad Aul. Ian
property lies between that occupied by stanton
I: Davenport on the north and the pTore'i! .,
the Wheeling Title and Trust Company on !H'
south. Possession given on lst Of Apr! ne Ai.,
As executor OF VIM. Busby. deceased. h ~,
md ~ inches, each, on the east side o: NafLsii
street and running back 10 Hlley in rear ~ =
lying south OF the property recently bouSInI.G.!
Lntz Bros and below Alley IL, above ne ,,, iS''
office 80 WILLIAM D. SIMPSON,
FEBRuARY 4. 1892. ~
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PowDERLY's SPEECH.

Mr.. Powderly was now introduced,
and delegate called 'for three cheers
for him, which were given with a tiger.
Mr.. Powdcrly began by referring to
the big bridge, which he termed big
hole through which visitors to St. Louis
had to pass, and which was owned by d
man to whom every ono who wished to
enter St. Louis had to pay tax. Hc
said that the time had come when the
people would surmount these difficult
ties. 1t was not5a Powlerly, nor Polk,
that would bring this about, but the
people, who would remedy this when
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-23
REpUBLICANs CELEBRATE
WashinGton's birthday at Dotroit-Prcsi.
dental Possibilities Present.

wasl,inGton's birthday at Detroit-Prcsi.
dental Possibilities Present.
DETROIT, MICH, Feb 2o.-Washing.
toms birthday saw the presence Of. three
Of four presidential possibilities, Ropub-
lican and Democratic, and its own par
ticular presidential possibility, General
Alger, at the annual banquet of the
crack Republican organization, the
Michigan club. There were ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland, Ex-Governor Campbell,
of Ohio, on the ono hand, with Cover
nor Mckinley and Ex-Governor Alger
on the other, all in the city at once, not
to mention others OF national fame.
The event which brought together
tho leading Republican politicians from
all parts OF this state and many from
other states was tho banquet tonight OF
the Michigan Club.
The banquet was held in the rink, a
great barn-like structure whose inner
ont ugliness was literally hidden away
under the folds OF artistically draped
bunting. Covers were laid for 1900
people at tables upon the main floor.
General Alger presided and intro
duced the speakers, and Congressman
Burroughs, Of this, state, delivered the
address OF welcome to the visitors. :.
Various toasts were made, and res
ponses made by Senator Perkins, of
Kansas; Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio;
Senator Dolph, ]. S. Fassett, OF New
York; Hon. ]. S. GARRISON, Of Iowa, and
others.
Among the letters of regret received
was the following from Hon. James g..
Blaine, which is as follows:
Gen. Algcr, Detroit:
MY DEAR SIR:-I regret that can
not BIO present at your club meeting on
the 22d. Official engagements forbid.
But l cannot refrain from sending q
word of good cheer on the prospects OF
the Republican party. On all the lead
ing measures relating to the industrial
and financial interests OF the people We
are strong and growing stronger. On
the contrary our opponents are weak
and growing weaker. They are divided
we are united. Ii we do not win, it is
our own fault. We will DO Justly CEN
surable ii with such great measures in
volved every Republican does not feel
that he is appealed to personally and
| that victory in tho election depends on
him. Very sincerelyyours,
(Signed.) JAMES G. BLAINE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-23
In Grippe Successfully Treated.

IT have just recovered from a second
attack OF the grip this year." says Mr..
James 0. Jones. publisher OF the Leader,
Mexia, Texas. "In the latter case I
used Chamberlain Cough Remedy, and
I think with considerable success, only
being in bed q little over two days,
against ten days for the first attack.
The second attack l am satisfied would
have been equally as bad as the first
but for the use Of this remedy, as ! had
to go to bed in about six hours after
being struck with it, while in tho first
case l was able to attend to business
about two days before getting down"
Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-23

Special Dispatch TO TIC intelligence.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 22.-Owing
to the sudden illness OF his son, Com
missioner Mason will not be- able to at
tend the League convention at Parkers-
burg tomorrow.
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E Hayes, OF Pennsylvania, were speedi-
ly selected rs temporary secretaries.
A long wnANGLE.


A long wrangle cnsucd as to whether
tho credentials committee should be
made up by the state delegations each
choosing member, or whether the M.
tional organization in the convention
should each appoint representatives
irrespective OF state limits. The latter
method was championed by General
Weaver and triumphed, Harper, OF the
District Of Columbia, withdrawing the
state plan.
Ignatius Donnelly urged the immo.
diate appointment Of a platform com.
mittce to be composed OF one member
from each, state delegation, but was
headed oil by Congressman Livingston,
OF Georgia, with n point OF order that 1t
could not BIO done till tho credentials
committee reported.
A disposition to continue tho pro-
ceedngs through night session was
noticeable, and n motion by Mr.. Wash
burne, OF Massachusetts, to adjourn till
10 n. m. mot with prompt defeat. A
statement by Mr.. Powdcrly that tho
Knights in the convention were figur-
ing on holding a meeting in the even.
ing altered matters somewhat, and after
compromising on 0 an. as the hour for
Eeassembling the convention adjourned
till tomorrow .5lr
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~ 81, 2OS, NOO o.

York.
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. IS. 1892.
!. james F. Pierce, Superintendent OF 1nsur.
ance. hereby certify, that, after thorough and
complete examination Of the assets aud linbil-
tiles OF tho American Casually Insurance and
Security Company Of Baltimore City, made by
the examiners appointed on behalf Of this de-
partment as OF 3lst December. 1891. l find tho
financial condition OF said company TO DO as
follows:
Total assets. 81, EOS, 800 OF
Total liabilities, including
81, 900, 900 Capital. ............. 2,133,710 22
Surplus beyond NIL liabilities 74,Sse SO
The net surplus shown In the company's state
ment Is S15s, ESQ 40, while In the above state
Inent 1t Is only S74, SS2 Sj, the difference be-
Ing caused by increasing the unearned pre-
,niums s67, COT CT according to the ruling OF
this department.
that tho sums paid by persons taking out policies
in the premiums paid. or form my part OF the
basis for the calculation OF the reserve. This de-
partment adopted different rulo Some years
Ggo, and includes tho inspection charges In It's
computation OF reserve, and the addition to the
reserve Is caused by adherence TO that rule
l have also added n further liability 10 unpaid
losses OF $500, 1t being the rule OF this depur-
ment to require companies 10 charge the full
amount Of all outstanding losses until finally
settled, judicially or otherwise
(Signed) JAMES r. PIERCE,
Superintendent.
'rg,'. BINGHAM, DOUGLAS &
te23;: - =, ,r.sss Superior
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-23
FOR SALE.

FLOR SALE, CEIEAP-ONE. ALMOST
e new Box Top Buggy and Harness, Inons
OF FLACCuS BROS, Seventeenth aud ChapiIaa
streets I-.a fpiS
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CLlrrED from Canada Presbyterian,
under signature OF G. Blackett Robin.
son, proprietor: 1 was cured Of oft-re-
curing bilious headaches by Burdock
Blood Bitters. p4w
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22

8thcr thnu haoI' aud con be 7'oepeJ
AZ ANY wamcul NrT Years dsy bad
HrVueI sgsnIe.Hrs,v 'or tbo squire the
.A Ecar hni proved au exceedingly
profitable ono 7nJ the new ono hid 'sir
t1 be- 60 800, iov'n, jusdeo wss boo an
,miab.e 'rems ~ mind - be vent Rlong
nod1nz saI anatiinE po the pvassrs by
with good word i1r everyone Pres.
euUy ne met DR. pA,at,ea~osHe
"a happy New rew, doesor, bEv Vol
the squire, and many RS cSs1s FOR
vou"
"rhr same 90 you responded the
medical man "and many new suits ON
foNr docket
Tho squire laughed heartily "Wcl,
t1ia is a glorious New Years morning,
said no
eyes, sseentrd tho doctor splendid
q Nrstrate morning ior resolutions
Iho squire ahugged his shoulders.
ga never ,ooh mu.h stock Goo New lear
resolution, they don't amount 10 q
rlv % pins
"Wel } don't know look al Charley
Peddtpoo. see what resolutions AID
Tor him.'
claws ti,st9"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22

nut 10 a.I s1vc tMs liver 10 the desk
lu,taira uad Tomorrow li bgnb It
mHsu. anl ,arlv And now Unjust leave
van Promised 20 NICE, my benevolent
PATRON Nt tAe club, and t-it over mes,
idco
Ko 0ut = CLOSE my lips in time
Should bc a criminal To suggest such sn
awful possibility ~ has Gown like
devil into my hraiu "Go0d bg DID
boy aud don't stay TOO long away. nr
'ruwHy md ure q slim battalion to
cope with uny burgiarang i9c"
That long, long might my searching
haDd Touched un empty pillow krul
Hles mot come humc Ihr morning
NHWns Dut'hy cnws downstairs.
booking white aud haegars evidently
.hc Nns dopl m ltte as have 3 Az
u.an vt heArthe stopping of q vehicle,
ldr nuasand Is brouES homo, Ne psy
the inen Tor -thoir services, and turn W
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22


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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22

Among The prisoners now In jail in
the United States under the charge 81
homicide there are ten clcrgYmen, NJ
tcel Physicians, eight dentists, seven
Il,,vers. twenty teacher-, two planters,
hf,eau stock raisars, ton cattle traders,
thirty-onc merchants, eight contractors,
thirteen druggists, four groccrs, four
rtal estate brokers lvo livery-stahle
keepers. twelve milicrs, six brewers,
ton hotelkcepcrs, twcnty-eight saloon
keepers. OF the entire number nearly
onetmrd wero foreigu-uorn on Of FOR
eigu parontage
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22
FOOD AT THE FAIR.
Provisions for Feeding the Multi
tude at the Exposition.
Immsnss Restaurants aad Kitchens
Throughout the Grounds - There
VIII lie Ample Room for
the Hungry yAitsrs.

VIII lie Ample Roon for
the Hungry walters.
To fesd the multitude az the fair mart
year has besl question upon the solu-
tion 81 which the har,iaNt work OF tho
officials OF the exposition has bsen OK
pended. After months OF labor snd In
vcstigation, OF trials and iuterrogntions,
the ways and means committee has
arranged a plan by which eatables and
drinksbles will be furnished Tor all
The most important concession in
the hands Of that committee viii
soon be granted, and, although the
names ~ the parties who will bo
awarded the privilege 81 handling the
restaurants ga tho large buildings have
not been diulgcd, Secretary Crawford
has iutimatcd that all The restaurants
outside Of special concessions will be- ln
tine hands of one company. To feed the
people 10 is calculated 10 take at least a
trainload ~ provisions per day. u
would be impossible 10 properly oversee
The price lists and to prevent sWindling
orr bad food II the restaurant IN each
building were iu the hands - separate
persons. Therefore The ways and means
committee proposes 20 have things ar
ranged 80 ~ 60 bee able 90 place the
responsibility FOR any laxitv. aud %
prevent inadequate service 20 the public
At the southern end Of tine grounds
an immense kitchen viii bee built capn-
bile % providing for a restaurant with
% seating capacity OF 1000. IN this
kitchen viii be cooked all provisions
FOR the main building restaurants,
thereby preventing the smell Of cooking
permeating the exhibit buildings, as
would be the case were many kitchens
established.
ln the forestry, agricultural, ma
chinery manufactures, mines trans
portutiou, fisheries, electricity and
horticultural buildings space has been
reserved for cafes. In the total space
reserved IL Is calculated that between
1900 and 5000 people can De served
40 once. These Restaurants win be
fitted mp with warming tables, 80 that
meats, ctc., win not Zoe cold. In ni-
lo,tiny the space Tor restaurants twelve
feet square was agured FOR each person.
SD as 90 provide ample room FOR com-
FORT After the army ~ cooks in the
mammoth Kitchen have prepared the
food 20 win Do. conveyed g. tho rcstau-
rant in wagons httci mp with apple
unets f1r hccpiu- things piping hot.
lhia service win require about Gftv
wagons. and it is the tlu of the com-
luittec SD Geo % 81 taot There rs no de
las Boo delivering tlr eitah,r,
The way- aad means committee re-
,sry.s the +..rIf .ff uII .tI.o,.eilft- t1 81
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22

Wife-rve got little New Years
surprise for you, my dear
Iusband-Is that SOY Pray what "
it2
Wife-lve rnadc y1u = present Of
beautiful seaIskn'cloait See how NICE
ID q uts urf- & lonlc Review
ne naU NotnuE rSir'
FIRST Footpad- There IS NO ase 'aee-
Hing that follow
second Eoodpad-Mhy2
lisat. Footpad-Jaes been buying
Christsnas presents Al day.--Jadge'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22

arm r4/-~'eMZ
M IN
~ ~ W. IN sorurR yssri An.
Il ~ ~ ~ other Isar
4 Il -. ME- lies torue 10 REQ
D II n 4 ID TtFN Hf3 10 NE skies
II \. 4 Nsitrl tHotnsr yesf An
NJ - ..<Af oth@f year
'----a ~ Cuptst improved,
va before ~ lies
we holt ~,th smiles y d. oilt lrsI
Hoo shs'l 20 u-'i 90 daH d4y'
The time tor settling mp the years &C
count and closing the book % 1872 is At
hand We linger over IT, pages, noting
the many blessings showered upon us
from the hand ~ a mrrciiul Father; "A
liberal spruzliug oi sorrvwa and mis-
takes, many perhaps alt rradi-
Iy trAceable % ignorant or willful siuH,
for neither u which can we offer the
slightest excuse; ard the golden Oppur-
tuuiti-. unherdri, ~ aiding our fellow
creatures by look, word, deed or cN-
ample
the married aud blurred page, - the old
year ur thr pure. fresh ones Of the
uev9 Because only the brute lives f1r
She moment, leading an existence o.
disconnected duts The brute-lke man.
tI whHl tar pest has uo stimulus and
contains poo warming. and She future up
invitation. passes the annual milo,toues
without thought, repentance or regret.
The wise mans .iie d, ~ = limo with =
purpose va it. directed by what lies be-
hind and aiming vol at something
ahead Gods ahor Is permanent In It's
results because il looks before and ~
ter, Is cumulative. has It's solid tounda-
tiuus and its spires % dssire. And II
vc wish our life work TO have any
measure u the hrrnuess and success of
the Creators great works, 10 must bc
made ike His. 20 grow with reasopa-
uloross ont of the pSst and look With
..,rnHse toward the years to come.
,hrrg are uU times ~ appropriate for
.h,- vi-r and Linking meditation o. bee
riuniugs and rniiugs the close ~ the
year g,hou reason lss y.t'uu, with It's
lessons aua prHMpt.0gs behind IL, and
fHo -tsr, when purpose ha. action, all
fresh art mHHNel before b.
After auy considering tine old year
.,,u. torn o. ia, ac'. this volume of
.Ha.a hundred anI siNir-Hvc pages
everyone .f which 500 shell H with
..m. .art r r.co~l AeN,c wish 80 tl
'r o. satisfactory auo. Jet W. ain Co
maa. ile1c.. He-t ~ ire; remember
.YF that Wv ,t .tr created iu tag image
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22

To ioed the multitude AZ the fair mart
year has besn a question upon the solu-
tion ~ which the hardest work OF tho
officials OF the exposition has bsen OK
pended. After months OF labor add in
vcstlgation, Of trials and iuterroRntions,
the ways and means committee has
arranged plan hy which eatables and
drlnkabIea win BE- mrnishel fnr M
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10

The "Twice-A-Week" st. Louis
Republic is unquestionably the best
and cheapest national news journal
published in the country. 1t has led
the fight for Tariff Reform, and
stands without rival as the leading
aud representative Democratic paper
of the United States. 1t is issued
each Tuesday and Friday, fourteen
to sixteen pages every week, for
only one dollar yeare-a great semi
weekly paper for the price Of week.
ly. 1t gives the news at least half
a week earlier, and much more fully
than any weekly. Everybody should
subscribe for it now, and get the
news, fresh and complete, during the
closing months of the Republican
administration, as we'll as alter the
Inauguration of Cleveland and
Stevenson, when the Democratic
party will be in absolute control
of the Executive and Legislative
Departments of the National Govern
ment. An extra copy will be sent
free, for one year, to the sender OF
each Club of four new subscribers,
with four dollars. Write for free
sample copies, and raise Club Adj
dress The Republic. st. Louis. Mo.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10
FROM THE POPE
All Documents Relating to the Consis-
tory Must Be Ready To-day.

Special to the LeafChronicle.1
ROME, Italy, Dec, 1O.-The Pope
has directed that all documents rela
ting to the great Consistory shall be
ready to-day, and if possible that the
opening proceedings will take place
this evening. This, however, depends
altogether on the health of Pope Leo,
and the indications seem to be that
it will be far into next week before
any real work will be done. The
Consistory will be one of tho most
important ever held at the Vatican,
as sixteen vacancies exist in Cardinal
Sees and more than halt of these will
be filled by new appointments.
Rumor is current that at this Consis-
tory America will be given two new
Cardinals and the names of Arch
bishops Ryan, Ireland and Corrigan
are mentioned in connection with
the honors. Austria will he given a
new Cardinal. Germany will be
given one, probably in the person OF
the Bishop of Cologne, and France
will be given two. The appointment
of the Archbishop of Westminster to
a Cardinalate will probably be de-
ferred until the date of the Pope's
in February, 1898.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10
THE PUBLIC BUILDING.
It Should Be Located at Some Point on
the Square.

The selection of site for public
building is the lives' question now
before the public. With all due re
gard for the opinions of others, the
LEAF. CHRONICLE believes that it
should go contiguous to the Public
Square. This is the logical place for
Il, and several desirable lots can be
had on the Square at reasonable fig.
ures. The LEAF CHRONICLES believes
that a majority of the business men
of the city will favor the Square, and
for this reason there is where it ought
to go. What lot it should he erected
on, is question which cannot be de-
ci,led until after the bids are knows
The business men are the ones who
should have a say in this matter, and
IL they will give the subject n
thouehtful consideration, they will,
like the LEAF CHRONICLE, be in fav-
or of of putting 1t on the Square. 1t
would then be In easy reach OF the
business houses on franklin street,
and would also be handy TO the large
tobacco interests of the city. Let 1t
90 on the Square by all means.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10
SOCIETY.

j. Fl. Brawner is in the city to dty,
G. l.. Pitt returned from Paducah
last night.
T. E.. Barley, representing the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian, is in the
city to-day.
Philip Lieber arrived in the city
this morning from Louisville TO
remain until after the holidays.
Mrs. VIM. Hay, of Paducah, is
visiting her brother, Hon. w. NJ.
Daniel, Madison street extension.
r. w. Roach and wife and Miss
Mable Wood are expected in the city
tonight from an extended southern
trip.
G. B. Plummer, Of McAllster's X
Roads, paid the LEAF.CHRoNIcLE
an appreciated call this morning.
Mr.. Plummer is now teaching a
graded school at Louise, on the Min
eral road, and is meeting with sue.
cess.
Jno. Hurst arrived in the city last
night from New Orleans. He re-
ports delightful trip and says he
purchased one thousand barrels OF
the best molasses he ever saw. Miss
Ethel, who accompanied him on the
trip, will remain in New Orleans I'M
til near Christmas, returning, how
ever, to spend the holidays at home.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10
A pRoeRnssrvr FIRE.. i
The Success which is Attending Wood
& Cunningham.

A LEAF CHRONICLE reporter
went through the various depart
ments of Wood & Cunningham
large business y sterday on tour of
inspection. That wide awake, ener-
getic firm is making progressive
strides in the commercial world. On
entering their establishment the WIS.,
itor is at once struck with the energy
and push displayed by proprietors
add statesmen in their attention to
customers and the dispatch of routine
business. Strolling through their
store and warerooms, the reporter
was surprised at the large and varied
stock they carry. Their store room
proper, fronting on Franklin street,
is filed to repletion with costly
stock Of hardware and queensware,
occupying the lower and upper sto-
rifs of the building. Just now they
are very busy with their wholesale
trade, department of their business,
by the way, that is rapidly growing.
In few days their large holiday
purchases will all be in shape for the
retail trade, which promises to be
very heavy. Their display of queens
ware is very striking, embracing
every article in the category. Pur-
chasers of holiday goods will have
little difficulty in finding values for
their money with such stock to
choose from. The attention of the
reader is called to their advertisement
elsewhere, wherein special mention
is made of the leading lines carried
by this firm.