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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
MERE NOISE

MERE NOISE
Produces no effect-but irritation. It's
easier to make statements than to prove
hem. Why tell yOu fictitious prices
why claim merits we don't pos SeSs q?
You'd know the truth sooner or later.
It's our policy not to misrepreSent. For
instance, when we say that our RUS.
SETT SHOE Is worth So SO we can
prove it. Won't yOu attend the trial :
DESCAISO BROTHERS,
20 KEARNY STREET.
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SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
PURELY VEGETABLE AND STRICT
LY RELIABLE.

They act directly and promptly on
the Liver and Stomach. restoring the
constipated organs TO healthy activity,
and are positive and perfectly Safe
Cure for Constipation, Liver Com
plant, Sick Headache, Riliousness
and all other diseases arising from
disordered condition Of the Liver and
Stomach.
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure every humOr OF the skin and scalp of Infancy
and childhood, whether torturing, dsfguring Itch.
Ing, burning scaiy, crusted, pimply. or blOtchy,
with loss OF hair and every impurIty OF the blood
whether simple, serOfulous, or hereditary, when
the best physicians and all other remedies fail.
physical suffering Begin now. Cures made In
chIldho Cd are permanent.
CUTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest skin cures,
blood purifiers and humOr remedies OF modern
times. ale absolutely pure, and may be used the
youngest Infant with the most gratifying success.
Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; Soar
zoe hEs0LVENr, 81 Prepared by the Potter
DkUo AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston.
&c send tor How TO Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, 90 Illustrations. 100 testimonials.
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lieYe NY baby would have died II had not tried
CUTICURA REMEDIES. 1 write this that every
mother with baby like mine can feel confident
that there Is medicine that VIII cure the worst
eczema, and that medicine is the CUTICURA RENE
DIES. MRS. BETTE BIRKNER,
Lockhart, Texas.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
LIcensed to Marry.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to:
Frank Salt and Marie Lsffareue 29-I9.
Bentley Taylor ana Frieda Kuhn, 29-21
Martin L. Benson aud Emma NJ. Nilsson, 80
80.
William P. Keller and Mamie ". Wilson, As
August d. Roth and Christine Hans 28-21.
John NJ. SOrensen and Emile NJ Olsen 1872
AlonZo W. Wells and Maggie Kinney, 42-3O'
Allen j. ChrlslLen and Nav A. Cn.ran. 3h-23.
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w. WeIImap. DR.. O. F. Westphal. a. Z.
Castle, Alex Vogelsat &. NJ. A. Rothschild,
II. Hart and James McNab.
The meeting then adjourned.
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NO USE FOR POLITICIANS.

A constitution and bylaws Tor perma-
nent organization were then read and
adopted. The former provides, among
other things, that no political office-hoder
shall be member Of the beard OF control
On motion of M. A. Rothschild the chair
appointed the following committee Of seven
to nominate 10 members of the board of
control to be- elected at the next meeting:
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CHANGED ms MIND

Squires arose as if to make a statement.
but changed his mind aud seated himself
again. The deputy Sheriff took him in
charge and escorted him to the SherifFs
Office An adjournment was taken until the
afternoon, after the jurors had been excused
from further attendance In the case In the
afternoon the Judge himself took up the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08
A Free Trade Falsehood.
The following paragraph from tn,
Philadelphia Record is going the rounds

Inc following paragraph from the
Philadelphia Record is going the rounds
of Democratic papers:
There & . ia:it or duty Of about ioOp " cent
on iin lPp9le pearl buttons; but the srls who
tIoit lave boon Obliged 10 strite aEainst 4 no.
dH t,,.a,l o. Wase II would appear that an ab-
solulty prohlhltlve tariff rate Is not sufficiently
persuaiiSe - induce tho maintenance Of mod
crate Wigs Fate. In tho Light Of such facts the
labor. eau sec without eyes the hollowness Of
high wages.
There is no foundation in fact for
this statement tits simply a. case of
taking advantage Of a misunderstanding
by the girls in question. The Circum-
stances are as follows:
Tho Standard Pearl Button Company,
of Detroit, a few days ago changed its
wage scale not to reduce wages, but to
increase the OUTPUT Of their works and
make 1t possible for their employees to
earn better wages. 1t was a change
from the system Of paying daily wages
to the piece work system, by which the
comPensationof the girls would depend
on the amount Of work done by them.
Tho girls misunderstood what the eff
feet Of this change would be and about
$50 Of the younger ones struck, sup
posing that they were protesting
against reduction of wages. The
matter was soon explained to them,
however. and to their surprise they as
certained that they were really striking
against an increase of wages, and they
gladly returned to work.
When free trade papers ignore the
facts in the case or persistently misre-
present them, it is evidence that they
are in desperate straits.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Aman living at Burke, VT, has saved
all the maple sugar he has made in'the
past fifty years, having now on hand 9
considerable quantity Of the boiling OF
1912 and the entire crop OF every year
since, the whole aggregating l0OOO
pounds. tits all stirred sugar and has
kept perfectly. Nobody knows why he
boards the sugar, and he offers no ex-
PLANTATION. r
The Josephine cayerns In Oregon
have been explored for ten miles with
out any limit OF their passages being
reached. Josephine is near the Cali
fornia line, and the subterranean pas
sages reach far down into that state
"High water mark" at Gettysburg
last Thursday was paralleled at New
Orleans, where the river reached point
one-tenth OF q foot higher than ever be-
fore recorded.
A Bangor, Me-, somnambulist walked
in his sleep, hooked five pound black
bass in Lake Chemo and awoke to ind
himself struggling in the water. IS
1t is observed that in antique statues
the second TOD is longer than the first
or great toe, but in men Of the present
time the reverse is the case.
At Patterson, n. j., the other night an
electric car was the means EMPLOYED in
capturing thief whohad stolen horse
and carriage. ji9ss'. 1
Wilson Howard, who is said to have
killed twenty-three people, is on trial
at LEBANON, Mo-, ioione Of his most
wicked murders.
a newly discovered vein of asbestos
in New South Wales yields reddish
fibers thirteen inches long, silky and
flexible.
Boston has colored Samson, who, &C
cording to the Globe once lifted three
tons OF iron clear from the ground.
Jacob seitz, ir., of Mountville, Pa,
carved an excellent likeness OF each
member of his family upon cane. s
Embossed books for the use Of blind
persons have been prepared in more
than 250 languages and dialects.
Five thousand whistles are to be fur.
nished the regular army officers to drill
the soldiers. OK as b5 /
One-half Of all the people born die be,
fore reaching the age of sixteen.
Wamego, Kans., has time kill club
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Personal POINTS.

The duke OF Fernan-Nunez, who died
in spain few days ago, bore titles to
which his family had been entitled
since the days Of Charles v. OF Ger
many. He was!of old Roman stock.
At tho home of Vice President Nor
ton, Rhinebeck, n. Y, his daughters
conduct sewing school for poor chill.
dren on Saturday mornings, and make
it a Sunday school next day.
The household Of ex-P President Hayes
at Fremont, o., is presided over by his
only daughter, Miss Fanny Hayes. The
two Younger sons of Gen. Hayes also
live at home. s.
1t is announced that Mr.. W. D. How
ellis will pass the summer in a quiet
nook in New England, devoting most OF
his time to the writing Of novel OF
American girl life.
Dr. Francis L. Patton, president OF
Princeton university, sailed for Liver
pool Friday. He is suffering from over
work and will endeavor to recuperate
in Switzerland.
The descendants OF Davy Crockettwill
celebrate the lO6th anniversary OF that
deceased hero's birth on August II at
Ruthford, Tenn. 9hs =
The sale Of the kaiser's photographs
taken when he wore beard has been
forbidden, and all the negatives ordered
destroyed.
A son of the late President Chester
A. Arthur is conspicuous among the
Coaching set" and opera habitues in
Paris this season.
Those who must know his butler say
that the Prince Of Wales has discon-
tinued the use Of champagne, his favor
lite wine.
The King OF Siam, who is thirty-nlnei
is the eldest of eighty-four children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08
noMniGNr 81 BLAINE.
YelS Yort TrBvne

Yep York TRIBUNE
What the immediate consequences
may be, It is impossible to toretell. 1t
Is not Improbable, in theyiew OF many,
that this break in the cabinet may
really strengthen rather than weaken
the Presidents prospects, We may be
certain that the political prophets are
ali busy, and that in this case, as gen
orally, predictions will take the cue
from hope.
Whatever the future has in store for
Mr.. Blaine, his past at least3is secure.
He retires from tho state. department
in assured possession Of enduring re-
nown. In that arduous and delicate
place he has preserved the traditions
and kept unblemIshed the honor OF the
country. He has won the love and
gratitude OF the nation and the admira-
ton Of the world by his conduct Of in:
ternational affairs, and he has identified
himself with a great domestic policy
the fruits of which are already seen to
be splendid and lasting. The reputa-
ton which he possessed as legislator,
party leader and patriot when he en-
tered President Harrison's cabinet he
has fortified and expanded as secretary
Of state. The people have no gift to
bestow which could enhance his fame.
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

A good deal of de discomfort in dis
world, deah bredern, am monopolized
by de people who pray to the Lawd for
dere daily bread an den kick like Texas
steers because dey doan't get pie.-Re0.
Pink PUNK.
A question has arisen in the london
hospitals as to the value OF alcohol In
treating disease. We don't know about
disease, but in treating in a barroom 1t
has great value.-SVtings.
$50 you went to sing in the choir ~
"Ycs.J "What part2n "Well, 1 went
in as first base, but they changed 1t to
short stop when they heard my voice.
Washington Star.
Little Boy-Mamma, may go fishing
Mamma-No, my son, Pm afraid you'll
get drowned but you may 90 around to
the grocery and buy me a mackereL-
Good NeES.
A man is the architect Of his own.re-
putation-and often puts up job nc
other man would take of his hands. =
Columbus Post
The girls cannot resist the impression
that there is something engaging. about
the marriage proposal. -BingaaD'tor
Leader.
"It's easy enough TO catch on, as the
fly remarked when he lit on the fly
paper.-PhilddelphiG Record.
Go to the butchers If you would heal
Joint debates. Boston Transcript
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After the fresh young editor. OF the
afternoon paper is in the newspaper
business a little longer he viii learn to
draw line between editorial utterances
and statements contained in the regular
news dispatches. The estimates of the
strength OF the respective candidates at
Minneapolis, published in tho ISrELIl-
oEScER's news columns yesterday, were
not the ISrELLtGExcER's own figures, as
the young man seems to imagine, iudg-
ing from his unique editorial on the
subject, but were the figures given out
at the convention headquarters at MIN
neapolts to the various press assOcia-
u0ns' and wero published in every live
newspaper in the country yesterd ay
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A resolution which passed the recent
silver convention in Washington ex-
poses the real purpose OF the free coin
age cranks and exhibits it in all its
knavishness. 1t is not only dishonest;
it is rascally. This resolution says that
1--WE, in answer to the demand for hon
est money, declare that the debtor will
have discharged his full duty to the
creditor by paying him such money as
was full legal tender ut tho time the
debt was contracted"
The value placed on personal honesty
by the men who composed the silver
convention is very low if it is to be
Judged by this resolution. No body Of
men claiming responsibility ever laid
down a moro fraudulent proposition, or
one which is calculated to work greater
evil.
The objection Of the anti.free silver
men that it would be dishonest to pay
creditors dollar worth only 81 cents
in payment for debts contracted al
ready, and where money or property
worth 100 cents had been received, is
intended to be overcome by the resold-
ton quoted, but it will not deceive
those who study the question closely.
The Chicago Tribune, in vigorous ed
itofial, denounces the resolution as q
piece ofknayery, and says the dishon-
esty Consists in bulldozing Congress
into passing bill like that of Senator
Stewards reducing the value OF silver
dollars one-third for the express pur-
pose ofaaordlng solvent debtors the OPP
portunity of scaling their debts one.
third, calling the account squared
and keeping all tho borrowed property.
"There is where the trick comes in.
First, force Congress to debaso the
value Of silver money in this country
one-third, and then declare that the
debtor will have discharged his full
duty to the creditor by paying him such
money as was full legal tender at the
time tho debt was contracted"
At the time tho debt was contracted
silver and gold dollars would purchase
exactly the same. Now think OF the
astounding scheme. Tho free silver
men would take away the parity value
by free.coinage act and debase the
silver dollar one-third in purchasing
power. Then they would consider that
they have performed their full duty tc
their creditors by forcing them to take
the debased money for debts. "The
states prisons" says tho Tribune, care
full of,men no more dishonest in acl
than these Washington silver delegates
arc in purpose, who deliberately passed
this rascally resolution and proclaimed
it as their monetary principle and
standard Of moral honesty" and the
7ribmeis undoubtedly correct.
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RlnIne,.A ttItude.

Neu York AdpeTtse:
Mr.. Blaine's attitudshas been that Of
an honorable, conscientious man. He
did not seek the Presidency, and he has
not been candidate, in the sense OF
seeking, since he wrote his letter OF de-
clination in February. The situation
having changed, and the party, through
its representatives having shown de-
cided disposition to- place him at the
front in the present campaign, he had
nothing to do but to tacitly consent. To
remain longer in the cabinet was en-
barrassing, and Mr.. Blaine has simple
fed matters by manfully resigning.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms.....ioI: Counting Room....,.t
Gte getelligerrtr.
wHsEINo, JUNE 8, 1909.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

The Republicans Of Ohio county will meet In
their several districts Monday evening juno o
1872 ats o'clock. to suggest names for district
officers and delegates to the county convention,
10 be voted for at tho primaries on Saturday,
June II, 1sa2, between the hours Of and IS
O'Clock.
Each district viii elect lve delegates to tho
county convention. said convention to noml-
nate candidates for county officers and mcmbers
ofthe Legislature and elect delegate TO tho State
and Congressional conventions and senatorial
conierecs.
Tho county convention will meet Monday
June IS at Up. M. The suggestion meetings and
primaries will be held at the following places;
Washington Vigilant Engine House
Aadlson-squIre Pctermanns Office.
Clay-old Court House.
Union-Atlantic Engine House.
Centrc-Hook and Ladder House
wcbstcr-United Engine House
Ritchie- Eighth Ward Hose House.
Rlchland-Brlck School House
West Liberty-Centre School House. ~ IL
iRdelphia-Triadelphia
The primaries will be held at the snmc places
and IN Madison district ut the Island Hose Honss
and In TrIndelphia district at Robinson's, Elm
Grove aud Toll Gate.
by order Of tho Ohio County Republican Ex-
ecutiyo Committee o,,r, -, CO..
H. C. RICHARDS Secretary.
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west virginia Pensions.

Special Dispdteh 70 ae Iaiellt0aeen
h WASHINGTON. D. G., June 7.-Wesl
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: original-Isaac l. Vincent
John w. Carder, Amos F. Candy, a. p
Myer, Thomas ]. Brown, jordan Nc
Kee. S. shafier, Levi Porter, Singleton
y. Wiethide.
Additional phraim' ]. Dickins.
Increase David Stewart, Isaac B
Reissue- Charles L Fleming (de
ceased). 81
Original, widows, etc.-Minors o.
William r, Dunlap, Catharine Miller
Catharine Fleming.
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Chicago Tribune = ~
The secretary Of state might have de-
clined the nomination for an office
which his superior was seeking. Mr.:
Blaine, the private citizen, cannot afford
to do SO. He cannot disobey the voices
of the party which when 1t speaks unan-
imously must be. obeyed even by the
greatest of its members. Therefore, all
that the convention will have to do will
be to discuss the comparative merit and
availability OF the two men, one OF them
a willing and the other an unwilling
.candidnfe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

morning for what they were worth, and
in The line of giving the regular con-
yention news.
Our young friends attempt to make
It aPPsas that the Is4ELLloEScEa is
dOctorins the news for a purpose Of its
own, q as ridiculous as his display of
gall IL reprinting verbatim, in loaded
form under sensational headlines, AS.
sociated Press dispatches that appeared
previously in the morning papers, and
palming them of as fresh afternoon
news.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

Wheding Ereaiag NsRs From a WddliuqtOa Dis
Next 10 the sensation. patch.
al announcement Of Mr.. Blaine has pnp'
tho reclamation OF sec.lished card over his
retary Of State Blaine, own signature. In which
which was first public SAYS the alleged In
iiShed In Wheeling interview with him sent
SaturdayiS ENnin1lout IRON here had not
Me-. the most import.lthe slightest fOunda-
ant news matter OF Sat.Ition In truth He says:
urday and Saturdayl'1t was forgery from
niRht was Mr. BlAlne'stho first word 10 the
EXPLANATION Of the mo. last warn my friends
tiyes for his action. that similar talsehoods
This he gave fully and may be expected"
freely In an Interview
with Washington cor
respondents an inter
view which the Sunday
NetsWns the only paper
In Wheeling TO secure
and publish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

Special UIlpdIcN 70 " 4EI'l4IVs4'1s''
GRAFTON, W. Va, June Yesterday
morning William Copeland, an aged
man, who resided at Pruniytown, was
struck By the east.bound Chicago yesti-
bule train and instantly killed. :.
The accident occurred about one-hnlt
mile West OF the railroad platform at
Fetterman on the end OF the first
bridge, while the train wes approaching
the town at the usual rate OF speed.
Tho unfortunate old man was walking
along the railroad from the opposite
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08
A Western View.

Chicago Inter Ocean,
The resignation Of Secretary Blaine,
although the logical result OF the situa-
ton, was genuine sensation. ltisnot
necessarily to be construed to. mean
that Mr.. Blaine is candidate for the
presidency against Mr.. Harrison, but it
certainly does mean that Mr.. Blaine is
opposed to President Harrison's renon1-
nation. Il is.useless to deny that there
have been differences between the Pres
ident and his secretary, but the differ
ences lave been about small matters,
and but for the meddling OF outsiders
who desired to use the influence OF Mr.:
Blaine against the President they would
have amounted to nothing. 1t is the
meddling OF tho bosses that has brought
the open breach which may result dis
astrously to the party. 1t is painful to
all thinking men to sec a great name
dragged in the dust that small men may
crafty their malice, but that is the ex-
hibition as-we see it now.
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An Independent View.
nm IHUVFVUW1-s
Ns,o Yort HeraH

NeU York Herald
All that can DO said at the present
moment is that Blaine deserves the can
didacy. But for the weA.known in.
gratitude OF parties and the sudden and
capricious changes which even an hour
NAV develop in hot times like these,
we could affirm that the Republicans
will certainly honor themselves on
Wednesday or Thursday by honoring
Blaine. He is the oneman in the party
whose right to this distinction is undis.
puted. tNohotheft candidate is tall
enough TO reach to his shoulders.
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The Leader believes that when Mr..
Blaine wroteltolMr. Glarkson in Febru.
airy he had, fully decided not to be a
candidate and that he maintained that
position up to ten days ago, when he
went to New York. No man can charge
that Mr.. Blaine has sought to crowd
President Harrison off the track. For
nearly a7yeanithe Blaine men in all
parts oftthe country 1iayel been shout
ing for their favorite, but they have re-
ceiyed no encouragement from him.
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DEMAND THE DIFFERENCE.

In buying baking powders, as well as any
thing else, insist upon having the worth of
your money. If another brand is urged upon
you in place Of the Royal, bear in mind that
it has from Fl to 50 per cent less leavening
strength than the Royal, as shown BY the off
cial chemical tests, which is equal to from 49,
to25eents perpound lessyaIue than the Royal.
If you buy.a low class powder, see that you
are charged corfesPondingly lower price.
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1s.GooP.ell. dry:soods the cheapest.


On account Of the. meeting Of the
American Medical Society, at Detroit,
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railway will
cell tickets at halifare, June 9th and7thr
good until June 18th. For rates apply
TO station ticket agents, or o. K,
Wood, Travelling Passenger Agent
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WHEN 1t comes time to name the can.
didate for Vice President, in tho event
of either Harrison's or Blaine's nomi.
nation for first place, cast your eye in
the direction of Judge Nathan GoG, of
West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

.sARsApABiuIA belongs to the smilax
family Of. plants, and is found very
generally over the American continent
but the variety that is richest in
medicinal properties is the Honduras
root, of which the famous Ayers
sarsaparilla is made. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

Mn. FAssErT's speech on taking the
chair was happily worded. 1t was full
OF the spirit Of true blue Republican
ism aud patriotic sentiment What
moro could be expected?
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THE approaching contest is rendered.
especially Important by reason of tho In
dustrial and financial policies of tho Gov
eminent being ut stake. Tho popular do
cision on these issues is OF great moment
and viii BIO of far-reaohinS consequence