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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02
Some Radical Changes.

With years of experience with FREQ
trade and protection comes some wis
dom in quarters where it was least ex-
pectel. In England tho Golden Club,
which has used all of its influence and
more of its money to combat protection
and preaching free trade doctrines, ianow
apologizing for its own existence, and
Lord Salisbury has also undergone a
change OF feeling In commenting on
this state of affairs the Chicago Inter
OCEAN remarks:
In the United States the colleges and universe
ties, which for long time had served eS active
aud successful propaganda Of free trade doc.
trnes. are graduating maloriues q professionals
OF the professors Free trade no longer has
firm footing In any nook or corner OF the civil:
lied world. "The weight OF scholarship and
authority nonsense has fallen inty dlsrepute;
The weight Of evidence and the authority OF
practical demonstration have made protection
the dominant economic creed OF ChristendoE.
"LalSSez iHire" Is a deiunct maxim:
The BROOKLYN Ttmes makes the following an.
classes OF Yale college: a., go "a, "a,
Free trade. % 81 q
Protection. ................: q go ~ ~
Of the McKinlej bill that tho revolt against Pro.
fcSsor Summers Anglican teachings assumed
formidable proportions. In the exhaustive de-
bates OF that year the advocates OF tho American
system Of political economy made so incOmpar.
ably better a showing than those OF an adlpta-
ton Of British methods 10 American conditions
that the studious youth Of Iale could not with
hold assent As the workings OF tho bill wcrc
manifested In 1901 the number Of students dis.
sentIng from Professor Summers teachings In.
creased, and In 1897. after the new tariff. had
'donc Its own talking" for two years, tho Angli-
can teachings OF the Yale professor Of economies
were influential with barely third OF his stu.
dents.
The young men Of America arc protectionlstS,
AZ increasing nutnner o. thG younS men o. SEeat
philosophy. Free trade Is the policy Of Asian.
Tee, Of BOrneo, md the, uncivillzcd countries OF
the old world, and OF tho two poorest and least
progressive states Of the Union, Mississippi and
South Carolina.
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A queer cause which led to an
elopement in New Jersey has just
come to light. A very old man mar
ried a very young @bman, but the
differences in their ages did not APP
pear to be anyiibar to their happiness,
for they lived together contentedly for
some time. There was one thing that
arose to provoke arguments between tho
two, but how bitter they were We do
not know. The wife was inordinately
fond of candy, and her husband pro-
tested against her dissipation in that
habit, but all to no avail. She was SO
passionately fond of saccharine bon
bons that she often spent the grocery
money to satisfy her craving, and as a
matter Of course the family larder was
sadly neglected. Matters came to a
crisis the other day when the husband
went home and found a note from his
wife stating that she had gone with q
gentleman who had promised to allow
her all the candy she could eat. The
old gentleman is half resigned, but is
curious to know what kind Of man she
ran away with. The candy habit is a
fearful thing when carried to such an
extent.
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PERSONAL.

NJ. Tricoupis, who is once more in
favor in Greece, is y man Of wonderful!
industry. Though reserved in his man
ner, he has a kindly way that foreign
ers like after they come to know him.
His personal character has never been
attacked. He is unmarried, and his
sister assists him in the performance Of
his social duties. Early in life he re,
sided in London, and for a time was
Greek charge d'affaireu there. Si :,
DIR. H. W. Conn. OF the Middletown
Wesleyan University, raises aplea for
bacteria. He says 1T is true they pro.
duce disease, but they also do good, 3
and then he proceeds toenumerate a
lot OF things that would be impossible
without them, including the AROMA Of
butter" In some butter the bacteria
are very able-bodied, and SO is the
aroma.
Joseph Arch, the leader of the hagri-
cultural laborers' unions OF England, is
weak and worn man of sixty-six, who
has thoroughly exhausted himself in
his efforts to gain political power and
recognition for the toilers upon the
farms. He is "a self-educated man, and
knows what it is to have labored from
sunrise to sunset for 90 cents day.
Gov. John Young Brown, of Ken
lucky has signed the bill compelling all
railroads in the state TO provide separate
cars for negroes. The law will go into
effect in ninety days, but the Governor
will probably not feel the efectao it
until he has to ask the negro iponula-
ton to assist, him in obtaining another
term of Office.
Congressman Ben Glover, OF Kansas,
is having some difficulty in persuading
his Alliance constituents OF the honesty
of his SHORES at the time the decisive
vote, was taken'on the Bland Silver bill.
Ben was asleep and failed to show up.
Tho farmers are considering tho case,
and Ben's denomination trembles in the
balance.
William NJ. Davenport. though blind,
owns and operates 700-acre farm in
Leyden, Mass, and is one of the best
judges of live stock in his county. He
earned his first dollar saving wood and
thrashing, and is now worth from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Mrs. French Sheldon informs Kate
Field that on the strength Of diplo-
matte passport from Mr.. Blaine the Sui
tan OF Zanzibar took her into his harem.
Fortunately, he let me out again, she
continues.
Mr.. Gladstone is the only living mem
Der of the Peel administration. No
American statesman now living was in,
active public life when Mr.. Gladstone
had already taken prominent position
in affairs.
Isaac Holden, NJ. p, has Just returned
from a trip to Africa at the age Of
eiehty-five. He attributes his remark.
able physical vigor chiefly to careful
pedestrianism. w boz
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Newspaper Fields

70 ne Editor otihe Ints'tpenotr.
! -sIR:-A. gentleman whose business re.
quires him to travel over the State Of
West Virginia, informs me that there
are several promising Republican news
paper fields in the State, which await
energy and brains to, produce a fair
harvest, At Hinton, Summers county;
al Union; Monroe county; at Raleigh
@. H., Raleigh county,-all county
SEATS Republican newspapers are
wanted by the people of the counties,
and ought to pay If properly conducted.
Another placeis Ronceverte, on the O.
& o. r. r., in Greenbrier county.
Other places where it is believed Re.
publican newspapers might be started
with fair show OF success are: Har-
per's Ferry, Jefferson county; Frank
lin, Pendleton county; Elkins or Bev-
erly, Randolph county; 0ceana, Wyo-
ming county; Hamlin, Lincoln county;
st. Mary's, Peasants county.
In the most OF these counties, my in.
formant tells me, the local Republicans
would materially assist in starting news
papers.
, Will not the INTELLIGENoER kindly
act'as the medium between those who
wish to go into tho newspaper business
and the people OF the counties named?
PIEDMONT, w. Va, May 81, 1892.
1.-THE INTELLIaENcER will receive and
forward all communications on the SUBJ
jects EpIToR. E
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JUNE Jokes.

A man may be at Waukesha, i'll, and
the public would not know how sick he
might be or what is the matter with
him, but if he is at Dwight, Ill., his
friends can give a good guess at his
troublc.-Neiu Orleans Picaytre.
smith-"You needn't tell me that
dogs don't know as much as human
beings. took Ponto to church with
me last Sunday" Jones-"Yes 2"
smith-"well, sir. he slept throughth the
whole sermon."-Lye. 81
Hicks-"Do you believe there is such
thing as haunted house2" Wicks-
30, yes, indeed; but it depends good
deal upon how good looking the girl is
who lives in it, "-Boston Transcript.
Manager (proudlyj-"This theater
has existed a hundred years." Baron
Every good, but don't you think the
ballet ought to have been renovated in
tho interim ?"-Fiiegelde Blattcr.
There are people who seem to have an
idea that they attract attention in
heaven for their piety every time they
buy dish OF ice cream at q church
festival.-Rdm's Horn.
When it comes to talking Of this coun-
try's crops, the hair!cuttlng barber In-
questionably stands at the head.--Phii;
ddSlphia Times.
The bad habit Is one thing that grows
larger and larger the moro 1t is'con-
tracted. Dallas MeiOs.
The,fog might be pointed out as Eng.
lands air apparent Washington Star. \
sleight of Refusing marriage
ofer.-1s,as Siittings.
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Gormnn's ohanoes.

Senator German is an accomplished
politician, besides being an experienced
wire worker. He has a boom, but while
it is very small at present the indica-
lions are that itisno rolling stone. The
majority of the West Virginia delega-
ton is for him, and If sly David B. Hill,
who is politician of his class, should
throw his influence into the Maryland
senator's camp Arthur P. German might
yet prove to be very strong figure at
Chicago. And yet, in the whirligig of
politics, he may be lost in the shuttle
by the time the convention is ready to
net.
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PERTINENT POINTS.

The Peoples party candidate for gov
ernor Of Iowa Is under arrest for steal.
ing property belonging to the victims
OF the food in the Missouri. The fell
lows platform seems to have been
Grab all you can" If the charges are
true he will probably be elected to q
long term in the service OF the state in
an entirely different position from that
for which the party had slated him.
There is no opposition to Harrison
worth considering except that which
centers around the name OF Blaine, and
the bulk OF tho Blaine men, remarks
the Columbus Journal, with Blaine not
in the fight, are among the strongest
supporters OF President Harrison.
"Anything to beat Hip is said to be
the slogan Of tho anti-snap convention
which meets in Syracuse to-day. Why
all this trouble? asks the New York
Advertiser. Mr.. Hill beat himself several
months ago.
When David B. Hill talks about
''larger conceptions of public duties"
says the Rochester Democrat and Chron-
icle, he reminds one Of cannibal dis
coursipg on the sacredness Of human
life.
Editor Halstead, Of Brooklyn, says
the Republican national platform this
year ought not to contain moro than
25O words. Mr.. Halstead must be
thinking apprehensively of the tele.
graph tolls.
The New York Pres last Sunday had
ten portraits Of James G. Blaine, and
no two bore any resemblance to each
other. Either Mr.. Blaine or the artist
is man OF extraordinary versatility.
The Hon. Jerry Simpson, OF Kansas,
had a party-where Is that party now2
Simpson should advertise for it in the
tLost" column.
German, they say, is still nursing his
boom. II is universally admitted, that
thc'boom needs it. asi
If Gov. Boies, Of Iowa, has any corn
now Is hist to sell, tH
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AWord of Warnine.

According to authentic reports small
pox is preyalent,t to an alarming degree
at Pomeroy, o., and Mason City, w. Va,
opposite. There were twenty-eight
cases OF Pomeroy and one death, aud
the town is now quarantlned, While
there is no immediate danger to this
neighborhood, still it is wise to take
precautions. All the through packet
steamboats, pass Pomeroy, and besides
the Ohio river there are other highways
that lead from tho infected points
to Wheeling, The health authorities OF
this city and county should at least In
vestisato into the state ofaffairs and be
prepared to take action in time.
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II Is n BlllIon.Dollar country

There has been great hue and cry in
the Democfatic press over the alleged
misdeeds OF what they were pleased to
call tho "Billion-D Dollar Congress-" but,
now that we have become billion.dol.
lar country, perhaps We will hear less
ofit
Under the operations of the new
tariff law this country makes the hand.
some record Of having exported during
the twelve months ending April 80 last
over 81, oOO,oOO,oOO worth gifts products.
The imports for tho same twelve
months amounted to $sS2,09s, 7G5, of
which nearly So per cent, came in duty
free. The balance OF trade in favor OF
the United States in the same period
was sl77,406,514. There are no argu-
ments that can controvert the pros.
pcrity displayed by these figures of
national operations in trade and com.
'merce under the Mckinley law.
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waves Mountain High

Or somewhat less-threaten, during storm. to
engulf the vCnturouS yoyRger on the tempest
uouS Atlantic Sometimes no Is torn with deep
despair az such a iuncturc, sometimes no Is
rather glad OF Il The latter condition Of mind OBJ
tAins when he IS sea sick. The dInbolical quAlms
which he has undergone, and which are now
aggravated ten fold by the pitching OF tho SHIP,
This picture Is scarcely exaggerated, as people
who nave boon violently sea sick will assure
you. Travellers aud tourists by sea aud land
should ALWAYS DO provided with HOstetterS
Stomach BittOrS us q means Of counteracting
seasckncSs and the nervous disturbance or
stomachlc trouble begottGn OF uncomfortable
transit by land or water, or unWholesome food
hastily swallowed At railway stations. Emil
grants should supply themselves with Hostat.
terS Stomach Blttert 10 a family safeguard
against malaria, stomach, liver and bowel com.
plRInts. kidney trouble and rheumatism.
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The Eourth District.

The Fourth district congressional
convention outHeroded Herod yester-
day. One delegate was elected because
he once said that "his hopes went down
when Lee surrendered. The resolu-
tons arc equally amazing. Ono de.
mands that the circulating medium be
speedily increased to not less than $50
per capita. and another in highwayman
form demands of Congress graduated
income tax. Yet this convention elect
cd such man as ex-senator Camden
delegatc-at-large. 1t is supposed that
the delegation is for Cleveland, but
really it is a German grab.
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DON'T you rHINK
mat Dc weather. Is hot enough.

That the weather is hotenough.
That May has;left a very cool mem
ory.
That Harrison will be nominated by
reclamation.
That Blame striends are NOT, his best
friends. INV
That it viii be hotter beforethe. sum-
mer is oyeg
That the AMERICAN people would be
lost withoEt ccnyentions.,
That Harrison has made a.. good q
President4aswe overhead.
That there have been other campaign
years when there has been more talk
than this.
That West Virginia is in it, will stay
in it and never get out Of 1t.
That a hammock in the shade is better
than two out oft
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THERE will be no vote in the senate
on the free silver r6ifage bill until alter
the Minneapolis convention, and If it
has been postponed that far, the Chicago
convention probably will have named
the Democratic champion before the
vote is takent a.-aSs,''
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"A Good sugge.tlon.

From the Dubuque tIotNal Telegraph
|, The adjourning Of the impeachment
court last Saturday, on account of Gen.
Viewers belly-ache, cost the people of
the commonwealth nearly $500. One
dose OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy would have
saved this expense; and we suggest, as
matter osteconomy and humanity,
that the state provide against future
contingencies OF this nature, by furnish
ing each senator with bottle of that
valuable remedy. % and so cent bot
tlesfor sale by druggists. D&w
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Half Faro to Chicago.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad an
nounces the sale of round-trip tickets
from all stations to Chicago. June IS to
20 inclusive, at rate OF one fare for the
round rtrip,sl son the occasion of the
National Democratic Convention, on
June 81. Tickets will be valid for re-
turn journey until July s inclusive.
TTh&s ,ssf.r
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Two fresh young men who made
Louisa, KY, their headquarters for a
week, and employed their time in ogling
young women on the streets, received
very proper treatment They were sent
adrift on raft, and were egged by the
populace as they passed by.
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Il. 3. RlcHARps secretnry.

THE approaching contest is rendered
especially important by reason Of the In
dustrial and financial policies of the Gov
Crnment being at stake. Tho popular do
cisIon on these Issues is of great moment
and will be OF far-reaohing consequence
.LasB.s a RLnfns
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wArrERsQN hurled : hiS rhetorical
thunderbolts against Hills Albany con-
yention; and now he thinks great
crime was committed at Syracuse.
What does Henri want? The,earth and
the salt thereof 20 lNsitig
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-7-- TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms.....4Sl: Counting Roon."-.n
Gbe Gttelligsnrer.
Hn1sE11Na. JuNE .. 1904.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

The Republicans OF Ohio county will meet in
their several districts, Monday evening. June
1852, Gts O'Clock, to suggest names for district
officers and delegates to the county convention,
to be hold Saturday, June Il, 1882, between the
hours Of ands o'clock. ~
Each district will elect five delegates to tho
county convention. said convention to nomi.
nate candidates for county officers and members
Of the Legislature and elect delegate to the State
and Congressional conventions and senatorial
conierees
The county convention will meet Monday
June II at p. nj. Tho suggestion meetings and
primaries will be held at the following places:
washington-vigIlant Engine House.
Madlsou-Squirc PcIernann's Office
Clay-old Court House.
Unlon-AnantIc Engine House
Centro-Hook and Ladder House.
webster-UnIted Engine House
RItchle-Eighth Ward Hose House.
Riohland-D School House.
West Libcrty-Centre School Houss.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The primaries will DO held at tho sanc places
and in Madison district at tho Island Hose House
and in Trladelphia district at Robinson's, Elm
Grove aud Toll Gate.
By order of the Ohio County Republican En-.
ecutive Committee.
TIC MoFFAT. Chairman.
II n p,ruApna soonetarv
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was up, but Mr.. shsfmah saw its ulti-
mate effect and wanted it. considers
ton postponed. Mr.. TelleFs amend
ment brought out the silver question,
and Mr.. Hill voted with the free silver
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.a1seooDsells dry goods the cheapest.

IF tho assessor has omitted to assess
you, see to It that you are listed. You
will be deprived OF your vote in No.
vember, II your name is not on the as.
sessor's book. Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02

DIR. CARPENTER, of Putnam county, a
delegate to the Chicago convention,
whose "hopes went down when Lee
surrendered" will have some difficulty
infinding himself after the clouds roll by.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02

The election of Mr.. fancy as delegate
at-large from the First district to the
Chicago convention is nothing more
than he was deserving of from the stand
point Of party tealty and service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02

EX-SENATOR HENRY G. DAVIS was
turned down at Martinsburg yesterday.
His matrimonial and financial relations
seem to have cast a cloud on his true
blue Democracy.
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/, The Third district delegation to Chi
cago has Worlds PRir, Commissioner
onit-combining business with pleasure,
as It werc.
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IT seems that everybody is pressing
the button and waiting for the conven-
ton to do the rest. The picture will be
no snap shot, rest assured.
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~pop6sITcFoR FUEL-RE.

DRoPosALs FOR FUEL,
cRuITING Rendezvous No. ,. llA s: IId
street, Wheeling ". Va: May g. ~; ,,rs sf Soa.
proposals, in triplcatc, subject to ihs H'"s Rem.
ditinnS, Will be received at the Recru y IarStE
devious, at Wheeling, W Va, uh !, ',y6trh tine
and place they viii be opened IN ihe PIS'elssIsl
Of bidders, for furnishing and deiyetaptt ,ay,
for the RecrnItlng Service United sur 9,,i,, dur.
whenever required, within the city lil'''f rtot.
ing the fiscal year ending June w h - pro.
eRce will be given 10 articles ~ a quality
and price neluding in the price 90, 81 .Ii stir.
productions and MANUFACTURES lhc au l.'Sr.s the
onI being equal Tho Government ESsspE, aid
right 10 reject any or all proposals iii q fur
nisbed OF, anSiieation. Envelopes, coasi,D,s;
proposals. sfiould be marked; T rrT2PfyiiaTf i
fuel," and addressed 10 D. D. Nj rBy6r
Lieutenant Fifteenth Infantry. Il o. NJ
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Ex-sENAroR RUTAN, of Beaver county,
Pa, is after Quay, and will try to down
him for past otfenses as well as present.
1t is very pretty political feld.
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RcoWARDhY POLICY.

Tho HReglstor" ADVISES Wo1t Virginia.
CongreGSmen to straddlo tho Silver
Issue.
Wheeling Regtter,
We believe tho West Virginia d delegation
tha aS sEst & yDtiS S qo to
postpone the confederation OF the bill Mt
this time. Such vote would not commit
uhem for or against free coinage. It Would
simply put them on record OF placing tho
whore It belongs until more Vital and Inn
nortAnt leGialatlon u eousiderod.
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Coon looks, talent and wealth did not
keep Brooklyn young lady from taking
her own life. There must be a very
dark secret back Of her taking of.
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.EyMPLOYNIENT FOR GOOD BUsI.

.E,MPLoYSIENT FOR GOOD BUsI-
Good, energetic business men wanted, to
travel In all parts Of tho United States In the
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE, q
patriotic, fraternal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and bet
ter maternal and protective features than any
other Insurance. order in existence. No Short.
term" or "Endowmenp. scheme, but perfect
TABLE ECONOMICAL and easy 70 work. The
plans arc excellent, readily understood and rec
ommend themselves This society now numbers
amongits members larger percentage Of intel
portion to It's total membership. than any Other
order. The most liberal inducements Is regards
pay, steady employment, territory, ETC., offered
The right men 10 act % special agents. Call at
TIE oYFTcE or TIN AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE,
2504 Chapline Street,
my2i Wheeling, W. Va.
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TnE presence Of DR.. Mary Walker at
tho Anti-snap convention at Syracuse,
New York, has no political significance
whatever. She was not even considered
a Hill SPY.
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SENATOR HILL, of New York, was made
to express his views on the silver ques.
ton in the senate yesterday in a very
unexpected manner. An innocent bill
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FRANCE is holding England response
Bile for outrages in Africa. Where does
France get such long range telescope?