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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BALTIMORE AND ONO SOUTHWESTERN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15
WHEELING, APRIL 10, 1909.
Republican State Convention

At meeting OF tho State Central Commitcc,
held at tho city Of Parkersburg, on February %,
1892. It was ordered that Stat, Convention DO
held ut tho City OF Nartinsburs, on THURSDAY,
tho 9Th day Of May, 1872, TO elect four ~ Dele.
ga;cs.at,Largo and four ~ Altcrnatcs-at.La Largo
to the Republican National Convention, to DO
held at tho city OF Minneapolis. Minnesota on
Tuesday, the 9Th day OF Juno, 1872, to nominate
candidates TO DO supported ior the offices OF
President and Vice prcsidcnt OF the United
States; md also. In view OF the change in tho
arrangement OF the several Senatorial districts
. OF this State 10 elect members OF tho State Rc.
publican Central Committee. consisting Of one
person from each Senatorial district
The Executive Committee OF each county Is
requested TO take carly steps to secure carh
county representation In snid State Convention,
us well us III the Congressional District Conven
tons to elect district delegates and alternntes 10
said National Convention and II Is recon-.
mendcd that each county elect one delegate TO
said State Convention for cnch ono hundred
(l00) votes or fraction thereof greater than fifty
50l cast therein for President Harrison In 1888.
The cooperation Is desired OF oil Republican
voters and all other voters who favor the policy
manufactures, tho policy of Reciprocity. II
sound currency, the cause Of good government
in the Nation, Stnte md County, and who favor
economy and reform In the State government OF
West Virginia and the several public nstitu.
tons thereof. s--
The Congressional District Conventions above
referred TO. will be held Us follows: First dis
trict at Clarksburg, on May G; Second district at
keyser. on May 4: Third district ut Hinton.
on Mays: Fourth district at Point Pleasant, on
: AUGUSTUS PoLLACK, Chairman.
WM. NJ. o. DAWSON, Secretary. lnre9
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho smallest inhabited island in tho
world is that on which the Eddystone
lighthouse stands. AT low water it Is
thirty fcot in diameter; ut high water
tho lighthouse, whose baso is 2S} fcet in
diameter. completely covers it. 1t is
inhabited by three persons. 1t lies
nine miles OF tho Cornish coast and
fourteen miles southwest OF plymouth
breakwatcr.
The man who can not discriminate in
his choice OF words, and out in Montana
calls himself q "rustlcr" when no
means "hustlor," is likely to find him
self promoting in air from tho end OF
cottonwood limb any fine day. They
lynch rustlcrs up there because they
arc bold, unprincipled cattle thieves.
There were forty.iour young lawyers
last week added to tho membership OF
the New York bar, and which already
numbers several thousand. 1t is said
that many of them belong to wealthy
families, and have secure admission to
practice merely for the sake of having
q profession and without serious lntcn-
tions.
A Minneapolis man says that rapid
progress is being made on the great Re-
publican convention ball, which will
seat 10000 people, and which will be SO
conveniently arranged that every one
will be able TO see and hear all that is
going on. h,
Though the falls OF Minnehaha have
gone dry, Minneapolis will supply an
artificial cataract there while tho ma
tional Republican convention is in ses-
sion by laying pipes TO connect the falls
with the city water works.
The annual exodus to Europe has al
ready set in and promises to be more
multitudinous than ever. Most OF the
big ships of tho leading established
lines have had their berth room engaged
way into July.
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THE CONVENTION HALL
1t Niinncnpulls Inspected by National
Committeeman = Completing Arrange.

- N."''s"bohs hhhpee'cu W = tNN''ou"i
Committeeman : Completing Arrange.
ments. sfl
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, April lathe
sub-exccutive committee Of the Rcpub.
lican national committee is in session
here to-day. Those present arc A. l..
Conscr, Of; Ohio; Powell Clayton, Of
Arkansas; II, 9. Payne, Of Wisconsin;
II. S. Hyde, OF Massachusetts, and r. G.
Evans, OF Minneapolis. Chairman
Clarkson will not he present, as he Is
still nursing his inlammatory rheuma.
tism atsllot Springs. Tho meetings OF
tho committee have been executive, but
1t is known that tho committee are view.
ing the work OF the location OF the COM
mittees. Reports OF the work already
done, and an outline OF the plans to DO
carried out, have been presented by
Chairman George A. Bracket, Of the
local executive committee.
Tho only chance for any friction is
over tho distribution OF tickets to the
hall. So far tho national committee
has kept the control OF the tickets in its
own hands. This afternoon visiting
committeeman visited the great hall
at the exposition building. They pro.
nounced.the hall the best for the pur-
pose ever placed at the party's disposal.
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SPRING SMILES.

DR.. Y. Pert-"Aly dear, will you hand
me that monograph Of mine on Or
ganic Poisons?' l am to testify to.mor-
row. and wish to refresh my memory a
bit" "EIore it is, dear" "No, no.!
Not that one. That's the ono I use
when testiiying for the prosecution. I
am engaged for the defense this time."-
Indianapolis Journal.
ave are very much embarrassed
about the old soldiers, monument. The
bronze figure costs $4,000 and We have
only $1,000" "Why don't YOU cut it
down. Take OF a leg and both arms.
Many an old soldier has lost 'em for
his country."-Harpers Basar.
81 thought you were going to make a
fortune out OF the manufacture OF India
rubber cigarette holders" Didn't
work. Fellows would smoke the holder
right up before they noticed the differ
ence."-lndianapolis Journal.
$50 you still insist that men were
more honest in the olden days than
now?" "Sure. You SEQ when man
was pretty certain OF living 100 to 900
years he could afford to be honest
Indianapolis Journal. n
Village Beauty-""I SEQ that there new
fire engine has been named after Jack
Hansom." Admirer IA rival OF jack
Hansom)-"Ya.as, that new engine is u
good deal OF q squirt. Meg York
Weekly.
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Guilty Of Criminal Negligence.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE coroner's jury
which has been investigating the death
OF the eight victims Of tho Pearce street
disaster, all OF whom were crushed to
death by the collapse OF scven.story
brick building during n wind storm, re-
turned a.verdict at midnight, holding
Louis Fl. ONeil, r. E. Young, J. Mills,
". Ii. Genung and Judus a. Lenz to
tho grand jury. O'Neil is tho city
building commissioner and LEM and
Genung arc two OF his inspectors
Young is the owner OF the collapsed
building, and Mills the architect and
contractor. The jury finds all guilty of
criminal carelessness, in that tile build
ing was constructed gin an unbusiness-
like, and careless manner and disregard
OF the. city building ordinances" a
capias was issued for each Of the men
named, but SO far none have been
arrested. r
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Thc pattle OF the pamphlcts,

Tho Congressional Record is q publica-
ton which Is supposed to record at tho
peoples expense the oingsof tho pco.
plo's servants in Cong ross. 1t Is not n
highly sensational publication. 1t can
hardly DO called family newspaper,
since II lacks the spice Of gossip, births,
deaths and marriages and tho general
news Of tho day for which tho average
American family hungers once in every
twenty-four hours.
Moro or less 1t is made tho vehicle to
carry to tho country partisan publica.
tions for which nobody wants to pay
out his ready money. Its ample hospi-
tality Is sometimes abused, but 1t re-
manned for the Democrats in tho house
to work in hundreds Of pages of matter
foreign to tho purpose Of tho Congrcs.
sional Record until they Ind worked Off
tho whole Of Henry Georges work on
FREQ trade. The IYrELLrGEycER's Wash.
ington correspondent explains, how
this was done. ~ III
Tho Republicans would have been
less than human II, milling in their
effort to put a stop to-thls, they had not
jumped in to take rcprisal. Now they
have begun to I'll tho Congressional
Record with thogospcl OF protection in
great and good chunks. They arc Civ
ing tho Democratic FREQ trade goose
some of itsown sauce.=.If,auything will
stop the bad practice this will.
Meanwhile tits satisfaction to know
that readers Of tho Confessional Record
are getting some OF tho pure milk OF the
word. -
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PERSONAL POINTS:

Tho oldest woman in the country who
is preacher, it is thought is Rev. Lydia
Sexton, of Seattle, now 03 years OF age.
She has been in service about half a
century. For eight or ten years she was
an exhorter before receiving 4 regular
license to preach, in 1851. Ohio, Indi-''
ana and Illinois were her field prior to,
1870, when with her husband she re-
moved to Kansas.
Among the $500 contributions to the
New York Actors Fund fair are those
OF William II. Crane, Denman Thomp-
son, Z. S. Willard, james Gordon Ben
nett and Joseph Pulitzer. MrTB0oth
supplemented his by check for $1,000.
Dcnman Thompson promised another
$500, and Mrs. Palmer announces that
the total cash resources are in the vicin-
ity OF $4,000.
A recent visitor to Renan says that
the great religious historian and sceptic
has the pale face and white skin Of a
monk, but there is no monastic asceti-
cism about him, for his presence is that
Of n plump and comfortable abbe who
dimes well and lies in warm bed.
Remains voice is soft and low, with al
most purring caress to it. ya tirGi
Gov. Brown, OF Georgia, wears pair
OF cuff links made OF brass buttons cut
from confederate soldiers coat, Gen.
Jubal Early used TO wear a scarf-pin
representing tiny confederate flag,
and probably does so still, for he never
deigned 10 become reconstructed. -
The oldest Free Mason is said to be
DR.. Palmer NJ. Way, who joined lodge
in 1928 at Middleield, n. ]. He is
ninety-three years old.
Henry Phipps, jr., the Pittsburg mil
lionaire, has rented for some months
the country seat OF the late Lord Lyt-
ton, near London.
DR.. Eroude succeeds the late DR..
Freeman as professor OF history at Ok
lord university.
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In tho Interest Of Reform,

Mr.. Cleveland and Governor Pattison
are held aloft by their party as models
Of reform. The Democratic convention
held at Harrisburg in the supposed in
terest OF Cleveland, in the real interest
OF Pattison, was one OF the toughest
and most disgraceiul ever held in any
state.
After the state administration had
exhausted its power to elect delegates
it took new grip and ousted delegates
elected by the opposition. It was not
necessary that the contestants should
have tho color OF title to seat. 1t
was enough that the Pattison people
F. wanted him seated.
Not satisfied with getting tifty-eight
OF tho sixty-four delegates to which the
state is entitled, Pattison's! friends
passed the unit rule, which ties up the
whole bundle for Pattison, to be used
rs he may direct. He made them and
they will do his bidding absolutely and
without questioning. 1t was necessary
to use fists and clubs and to draw re.
volvers, but reform had to triumph and
triumph it did.
The work was done by Harrity,
postmaster OF Philadelphia under Pres
ident Cleveland, made secretary of the
commonwealth by Governor Pattison
in his search for becoming instruments
OF reform.
Fortunately for the Democratic party
it has no chance in Pennsylvania on
the presidential issue, or those things
would do it serious harm.
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Its Name is Simon,

1t is remarked as an interesting fact
that when the Mcdonald field was pro-
ducing $1,000 barrels OF oil day oil was
selling at sixty. cents barrel. Now
that Mcdonald. is down to 1000 barrels
day oil brings iifty-seven cents a bar
rel. 1s7
This is not at all remarkable. 1t only
shows once more that the production OF
oil has very little to do with the price.
The Standard Oil Company has every
thing to do with it.
The Standard is another. Simon, who
says thumbs up" or thumbs down"
according to his own sweet will. Pro-
ducers talk about defending themselves
against the Standard, but they have not
the nerve. :a
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Blninc and Harrison.

Some Democratic newspapers have
more horse sense than some Republican
contemporaries with regard to Mr.. Blaine
and tho presidency. They hugh at the
so-called Blaine movement of the day,
for as they read the heavens they are
su,o that Mr.. Blaine would not accept q
nomination. 1fanything in politics is
a certainty this is.
If Mr.. Blaine had wanted the nomi-
nation or been willing to accept it no
would have said nothing and written
no letters, and all tho opposition in
this country and England could not
have defeated him. Tho Republican
party wished him to have the nomi-
nation and intended to give it to him.
Ho declined, and this settles it. :,
When he declined he knew that Pres
ident Harrison would have cleartrack,
and SO it will be. There never was any
disagreement between Blaine and Har-
rison and there could have been none.
Each is too big a man for that.
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Mr.. Clcycland,s Doubts.

Tho New York World readily falls in
with Mr.. Cleveland's fear, as expressed
in his letter to Chattanooga friend
II often fear that I do not deserve all
the kind things such friends aslyou say
OF me-" and further, that he questions
the wisdom 'of nominating him.
In view of tho jolly row he would
have on his hands in his own state there
is room to doubt that no would sweep
things as though he were Kansas
cyclone.
But it is not our funeral, and when
our Democratic friends assemble in the
great city OF Chicago We hopo they may
thoroughly enjoy themselves l4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15
rho WORLDS Fair Anpronrintiou

ipo "oaih ~ XII hppFOprluUlOn.
Enough has been heard from the peo-
plo to make it safe to say that they do.
sire the Worlds Fair to DO. such an ex-
libition rs shall reflect credit on the
great country under whose auspices it
is to be hold.
1t has been given out to the world
that it is to be anational affair, and so
it must be. To this end Congress must
como to the rescue. and It must act
literally. About this there eau be no
question.
Chicago has done handsomely; it
maybo doubted whether any other city
could have done SO well. Chicago is
proud OF herself and believes in herself,
perhaps to q greater cxtont than is true
Of any other city in tho world. There
can DO no roproaches for Chicago.
Moreover it is not Chicaso's affair. 1t
is the undertaking OF tho country and
the country must SEQ it through. Nor
should Congress stop to consider how
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District Convention.

It's ordered that District Convention OF Re-
publicans, and all others who favor the policy
OF Protection to American laborers, farmers aud
manufacturers and sound currency, shall be
held ut Clarksburg, May G, 1892, at Il O'Clock
noon, for the purpose OF choosing two dele.
gates and two alternate delegates, to repre-
sent the First Congressional district in the
National Republican Convention TO be held
in the city ofMiuneapolis, in the State OF Mime:
sotn, on the 9TH day of June, 1892, for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates for President and
Vice.Prcsidcnt to be voted for ut tho next
National election, and for transacting such other
business as NAV be brought before said conven-
ton. The Executive Committee OF each county
Is requested to take early steps TO have each
county represented at said Convention 1t Is
recommended that each county select one dele
gate for each one hundred Cl0O) votes or fraction
over fifty tJo cast therein for President Harrison
In 1883 II ~,
W., E. sTATHERs Chairman.
J. c. BRADY Secretary tH. ~
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A CoWARDLY POLICY.

Tho "RcGister'' Advises 'Wcst Virginia
congressman to Straddlo tho Silver
Issue. si,E as Es.g
HRttling Register.
We bcliovo tho West Virginia d clcsation
will do thoir party IL grenysserylco and
themselves credit by voting to. morrow to
postpone tho cons liberation of tho bill ut
this tlmc. Such n vuts would not commit
them for or against FREQ coinage. 1t would
simply pn. them on record OF placing tho
question on tho shclf for til. present, and.
whore 1t belongs until more vtnl and I'M
portRnt legislation is c0nsid cret. i,ET
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TnE postoilicc department has made
great progress in recent years, hut
nothing it has dono has been SO much
in tho public interest rs will DO the OK
tension Of tho FREQ delivery system to
tho rural districts. It is practicable
and tits just. Give tho rural districts n
chnncn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15
Was "squee I.dn BY pulrdrIdco.

MARSHALL, MtSN., April l4.-As a re-
suit of,the wheat squeeze by Partridge
and other smaller Chicago bears;
Charles johnson, .of the milling firm OF
G. 1. Johnson & Co., has lost over
$4,000. and has turned his property
over to his partners. 10
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w; f. STATHEKS. Chairman.
J. G. BRADY, Secretary.

THE approaching contest is rendered
especially important by reason OF tho Ill
dustrinl md financial policies of tho Gov
ornmcnt being ut stake. Tho popular de-
cislon on those issues Is of great moment
md will he of far-renching consequence
.Jdu1cs q Rtrius
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Solid for Cleyelnud

MINIATURES, Wis, April rl4.-Up to
date every county that has chosen dele
gates to the state convention has select
ed men known to be. followers OF ex-
President Cleveland, and the party
leaders now say it is practically certain
he will have solid delegation from this
state il, the national convention.
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much II any part of tho appropriation
may be paid back.
II every dollar wcro to DO regarded as
lost to tho treasury 1t would DO gained
to tho country II 1t were wisely expend-
cd to insure the success of the enter:
Drise. .a1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15

OSE explanation Of the handsome
Republican victory in Rhode Island is
that Hills candidacy frightened the
Muswump element. 1t is tair to say
that this is Cleveland explanation.
Another explanation is that Mr.. Ccve-
land invaded the state, there, as ;clsc-
wherc5 protesting to be better than his
party. Still another explanation is that
the Mugwump craze is dying out in
New England.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15

: TIE secret art OF beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood,
and healthy performance OF the vital
functions, to be obtained by using Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. pxw
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This thing Of going into ecstacies
over tho Faster bonnet is all Very we'll
SO long as her respected father is pay
ing for it. Tho married man views that
thing OF beauty in quite another light.
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If Mr.. Cleveland had his own way
about it he would have that Ponnsyl-
vania delegation just little moro solid
for him, or at least in moro trustworthy
hands. 1t isn't the sort OF delegation
he can tic to. 1t is simply for trading
purposes. ss4
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Nor SO very long ugo our Democratic
friends became indignant when they
wcro called FREQ traders. Now they arc
circulating Henry Georges FREQ trade
pamphlet in tho Congressional Record and
sending 1t out rs Democratic free trildc
literature. Horny George has declared
for "irec trade andno customs houses"
lilo goes tho whole figure.
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HAnRlrY, the, Democratic boss in
Pennsylvania, could give all the other
bosses points and knock them out in
the first round. His lIarriburg cons
rention took all tho chromos and all
the bakeries in sight Hurrah for
Cleveland, Pattison aud Reform!,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO MICHAEL DUNN-FATIlER is
1:dead. Como hong at once. WILLIAM
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IMPAIRED Digestion repaired by
BEEclIAMs Pills. Z 1850 -, :
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IT is supposed shat the President
would like to honor Attorney General
Miller with o place on the supreme
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T.CLASs EN-.
wv GRAvER; permanent situation. Address
SYNDICATE TRADING CO.. 10 franklin street,
New York n. ~. TIsl mia
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1yNTANTED-GOOD, LIVE SEWING
wv machine canvaScrs on salary. Apply at
Standard Sowing Machine Company's Office, No.
20 Twelfth street. Wheeling, W. Va. apii.D4w
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bench and would not hesitate to do 1t II
ho.were not afraid tho senate would rc-
fuse to confirm. What Is the matter
with tho senate? or with Mr.. Miller2
II tho President seriously inclines that
way he will give tho Miller matter n
whirl and let tho senate speak its
piece. sH
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EmerS0n'S Easy Anthems.
: ohc Of the best selling collections 50 cents;
81 20 per dozen. -
EmerSOn'S Choice Anthems.
American Tune Book.

Mr-Emerson's choice OF tho best G. anthems
Of the last decade. Price, 81 %; 50 % per dozen
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Admission 81 %. IS and SOC: reserved ,en,s {, !.
gallery. reserved, I5c. Sale Of seats cOmmcpcr,
Saturday. April 10. OF D o'clock Il IN, nj c,
Houses music store MO nnii a.
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Great Chorus, Great Solos. Great Specialize, nm,
oil around tho Greatest Show Vel. IT, 4ua
MINSTREL FESTIVAL,
OPERA HOUSE, WHEELING,
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 10 & %,

Sec the array Of talon, for great first par.
Phonograph Company, DOn'tmlss IT,
DO not miss tho Great aud Gorgeous Street m.
radc ut noon Of Tuesday. Ono hundred man J..
line with full brass band. "''N III
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GARD OF THANKS.

'GARD OF THANKS.
Tho houscinrnIshiny committee OF tho Wo.
mans Hospital Association yesterday received
rcccptod bill from Mr. Alex. Frew tof the firm
OF Frcw & Dcrtschy). for a set Of dining.room
chairs and tablc for which he will please accept
their thanks, apis
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By Dr. Lowell Mason. assisted by 500 teachers
and choir leaders. A complete collection OF
the tunes most widely popular, with tho most
popular anthems and set pieces-in iact, the
cream OF all other books. Price, 81 80; sl3 90 doz
D0W'S C0lleCti0n Of RASnOnSay and