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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-10
ll52 WEIN STRBRT
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention Of the
State League.

The fourth annual convention OF tho Republic
can League OF the State OF West Virginia will
convene in the city OF Parkcrsburg Wood coun.
~. at u o'clock noon. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %,
1892, (thIs day having been recommended by tho
National Leaguel, for the election Of officers for
the ensuing year, the selection OF delegates to
the fifth annual convention OF the Republican
League Of the United States. and for tho trausac.
ton Of such other business as may regularly
come before 1t.
Each Republican club in tho state Is entitled
to be represented by five delegates
tits requested Tint the election of delegates DO
held and list thereof be forwarded to the Sec.
rotary OF the State League at Parkersburg, WA,
assoon rs possible.
Full Information as to tho rates OF transporta.
ton will be published rs soon as tho necessary
arrangements can DO made
HENRY c. FLEsE1ER, President
Y R ALEXANDER, Secretary = .T.f
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Tho Now Hosnitnl.

1t is courageous thing to undertake
in Wheeling the maintenance Of sec
ond we'll equipped hospital, and this is
the philanthropic task voluntarily i'm
posed on themselves blythe earnest mon
and women who yesterday opened the
City Hospital.
Money has been given chccriully,
timo and labor astfreely, to lay the
foundations. The building is well To-
Gated. The furnishing does credit to
those who have had it in charge.
1t is to BIO hoped that this worthy in
stitution has entered on a careetof the
highest usefulness and Sthati it may soon
take rank among the best in the country.
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until nowit sticks up in tho mir like a
iunneltothc height OF l0or 10 feet. Tho
bricks aro undisturbcd, and tho wall Is
intact. The bottom Of the well, too, 10
rising with the wall. N
1t is reported that n lamb was born ut
Hornitos, MERGED county, Cal, recently
that Ind eight legs, three eyes, three
ears. with two perfect bodies attached
to ono head. One OF the ears and also
one OF the eyes were on top OF the head.
1t lived several hours. aIg''-
"No," said ono chicken to another,
Two don't speak TO her. She wasn't
Matched from the same lot Of eggs that
VIC were. ia.
"0h, geo. She's from u different set,
Isn't she 2"- WASHINGTON Star. LEFTY
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Why lie Declined.

Washington Special Phtsdtrg Dispatch.
The Dispatch correspondent can quote
Congressman Vincent a. Taylor, ssof
Ohio, who has for years been very
warm personal and political friend OF
Secretary Blaine. Mr.. Taylor said to-
day: "Ten weeks ago, in conversation
with Mr.. Blaine, lie stated ! to me that
the first consideration in his mind re-
spectins the use OF his name for the
Presidential nomination was his condi-
ton OF health. Mr.. Blaine said to me,
as nearly as can remember: AT this
time l do not see how it would be pos
slb!e Tor me to accept the nomination,
Tor it must be apparent to those who
know my real condition OF health that
l. could not stand the demands upon my
physical and mental resources, either
during the campaign or the occupancy
OF the presidential chair. shall, how
ever, let time drift on little while
longer, and if l conclude that my health
has not improved, I will so notify my
friends in unmistakable terms
There is another consideration
which my friends must not overlook
1t is that OF President Harrison's title
to denomination and a second term.
Has he been guilty OF any misconduct
which should deprive him OF renomi-
nation, or which any other Republican
might not have at this timc in his adj
ministration charged to him? Unless
| circumstances arise which demand the
use OF new name at the head OF the
| Republican ticket could not permit tho
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IHIs SpltIts II.
Pdrlersbury State Journal (Rep)

PdrtTsburg STATE Journal (Rep) AZ,
. This, OF course, settles 1t. Mr.; Blaino's
declaration will be accepted by the
whole country rs meaning exactly what
it says. Multitudes will accept it with
regret and sorrow, but thore is 10 long
crlcft any probability that this great
and brilliant statesman will ever again
be candidate for the office which
everybody admits he would fill with
such distinguished ability. West Vir-
ginia's choice will now DO President
Harrisou,a undoubtedly. He has the
respect and esteem Of every Republican
in the state
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A Question OF Salary.

1t may be that the director.general OF
the Worlds Fair gets more compensa-
ton than he should in a salary OF
$4,000 year, but this point is not es-
tablishcd by pointing to the fact that a
justice Of the supreme court OF the
United States has salary less by $1,000.
A justice holds his place for life. Many
city and county officers receive as much
compensation as the drector-gen-
eral, some moro:-The.o one question is
whether the salary Of the director
general is excessive in view OF the ser
vice he renders.
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I. BREAKF AsT.EBUDGET.

This is how the presence OF mind and
audacity OF all Omaha thief saved him
from being locked up. A policeman
who recognized him and knew he was
"wanted," put him, under arrest, with
tho words SY ons are wanted yat head
quarters" eyes, / know" replied tho
thief, quickly. II was arrested last
night and was bailed out this morning;
you arc too SLOW" "It does look that
way" said tho crest-iallcn policeman,
as he told the thief he could go, OF
which permission tho thief lost no time
in awaiting himself. Later, to his cha
grin, the policeman found that tho thief
had not been previously arrested.
There is negro in Meriwether coun-
ty, Ga, who has fifteen children living.
The family, it is said, cat a bushel of po-
tatoes daily. They run a three.horsc
farm and make all their provisions and
thirty bales OF cotton besides. They
raisesugar cane and make their own syr-
up and sugar. They even raise rice.
They economic in every way, making
their own plowstocks, for instance, do.
ing their own blacksmithing, etc.
Every edge is made to cut. Ancvidence
ofthenegrosgood management is shown
in the fact that he has lived on the
place twenty years. Il
San Francisco has lost ono OF her most
prominent Chinese merchants. He
came to San Francisco in 1910, and, mt
the time OF his death, owned five stores
in that city, one in Canton and one in
Hong Kong. His name was Lee Yuen,
although among the whites he was
known rs cold All YOU" "A
Here is an awful story that comes
from! the Wild West that evcns up some
that have been lately reportedfrom the
South: Near Olympia, Wash, is a well
thatiis coming gradually to tho surface.
1t is between 20 and so 5ieet in depth.
For some time the brick wall Of the well
has been protruding through the ground,
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Harrison His own Successor.

Louisville C0Irier.J0urRat( Denny.
The letter OF Mr.. Blaine removes any
element OF doubt that may have existed
touching the Republican nominee for
President. 1t leaves the field, where
discerning observers have long known
it to be, in the absolute possession OF
the President. There may be attempted
diversions. But they will come to
nothing. Mr.. HARRISON will be his own
successor upon tho national Republican
ticket, and, il there are those who think
that he will prove weak nominee. or a
candidate, easy to be beaten, they will
find themselves mistaken.
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To DO Taken Without Reserve.

Chicago Tribune (Rcp.) :, 4,
His wise supporters will accept his
letter rs having BEEN written without
reserve, and they did not impute in
sincerity to him because ho has never
yet learned how to DO ungracious.! The
consequences OF Mr.. Blaine's with
drawatneed not be deliberately consid:
cred now. To the Tribune it seems to
point unerringly to the denomination
OF President Harrison. No other can
'didate has as yet raised his head high
enough above the surface to attract
widespread public attention.
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Philadelphia Timsss IND. Dem) - - r.
The Plumed Knight is now finally
and irrevocably out OF the contest for
the presidency, and the opposition to
Harrison is turned loose to browse
around and finally pull itself together
on some available man. 1t will hence
forth be the field against Harrison, and
with four months time to crystalize
party sentiment it is reasonably safe to
assume that the Republicans will select
q new man to make the battle OF 1892.
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lishcd this morning, and nine out Nof
every ten Republicans Of prominence
ngrec that the secretary was in earnest
and that he'would not accept the nomi-
nation ifit were rendered him. Tho
fact that the secretary thus early in the
contest has announced his position has
given to many tho impression that Mr..
Blaine, having reached decision, is
not willing TO have his position remain
in uoubtmerely to keep the fold clear
OF other candidates.
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absolutely useless for any purpose but
to destroy liio in the most frishtiul
way. ,no IS
There are more Hotel Royals in New
York and elsewhere. Some OF them
will DO torn down before they burn
down. Others will stand long enough
10 repeat tho New York horror.
This would not DO SO II every city
were to subject every ono OF its hotels
to rigid and honest inspection by OK
ports and close up the unsafe ones.
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Chicago Inter Ocean. (Rcp.)
The Republican party will learn with
profound regret OF the decision he has
reached and the determination which
is now announced. From any man but
him, such declaration would be open
to challenge. A lesser man might be
charged with declining what has not
yet been offered. But not SO with MIR.
Blaine. H.
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TIE silver-plated rag baby had its
blooming eye BACKED in the senate
committee yesterday. Here is more
encouragement for the friends OF a
lo0-cent dollar. Still more encourage
mcnt is found in the certainty OF veto
if free coinage measure reaches the
White House in President Hdrrison's
time. b, ~ u, u, g5,a
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q 2ista -'s9: b@ Some Solid Sense.
{ PiitsJurph Dispaich (Ind) II

: Pllts5urgh D'spd'ch [lnd) A
It is cause for national regret that the
Republicans are not to be led this year
by the brainiest man now in public life
in the United States. But nothing can
be gained and some harm may be done,
by clinging to the belief that there is
still possibility OF Blaine heading the
ticket. Too much depends upon pre-.
pairing for the actual situation, and Sc.
curing hearty union upon whoever is to
take his place, to waste time or lead to
further disappointment in mere imagi-
nation.
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THE senate finance Committee is COM
posed OF n jobllotSof gold-bugs, monopo.
lists and enomies Of the farmer, other.
wise itwould have given PETERS Indi.
ana money-lending scheme at least one
vote. PcHer now looms d grandly us
a man with an able-bodied grievance.
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James G.. Blaine
Tho Minneapolis Gamc.-.The Duty of
tho Republican National Commits
tee.
The INrEtIIaENoER has published re-
ports, made on what seems to be good
authority, Of tho oxorbitant charges Of
Minneapolis hotel-keepers for accommo-
dations during convention time.
It was said that as much as $50 a day
was asked for room. 1t was also repre-
scented that such crowd Of people as
have been attending national conven-
tons in recent years could not find ac-
commodations at any price, and that Of
such crowd many would find no place
to sleep.
So far as the INTELL1aENcER has seen
Minneapolis has not thought these re-
ports worthy OF her notice. At all
events there has been no denial Of the
allegations. 81
An inquiry made by the INTEILlGEs-
GER brings response which indicates
that Minneapolis is playing tho cut
purse. A resident Of that city reports
that the best he can do is to secure
room within two blocks OF the West
House at four dollars a day. This, Of
course, is for lodging only. Ii meals be.
in like proportion livingin Minneapolis
during the convention will come prop
erly under the head Of a luxury.
When the candidates for the honor
and the profit OF tho convention were
presenting their cases in Washington
it was put at Minneapolis strongly that
che could not lodge the people, and
that the insufliciency OF accommoda-
ton would result in exorbitant prices
for such as could be had. Minneapolis
denied this and pledged ample accom-
modations at ordinary prices for all who
might attend. There was to be no
gouging, for was not the city to stand
in the attitude OF host?
There seems to be in the Mime
apolis view q radical difference be-
tween convention sought and n
convention in the hand. Ii the prices
now being demanded could have been
exhibited by authority at Washington
when Minneapolis was begging for the
convention, some other place would
have been chosen. The national COM
mittee would have asked tho conven-
ton to camp out in the mountains or
on the prairies rather than play into
tho hands OF confidence men.
1t is not too late for tho Republican
national committee to come to the re-
Lief Of those who must attend tho con-
vention--the others can find relief for
themselves by staying away. Tho COM
mittce owesit to the Republican party
TO inquire into tho truthiulness OF the
reports. Ii they be found to be based
on fact there should be no hesitation in
changing the place OF meeting.
The Republican party would approve
this heroic step, and it would be a
lesson that would last for all time for
the benefit Of great gatherings Of all
kinds. 1t is not the chief end OF 4
convention to bring together thousands
Of men to be robbed.
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TIE Register is pleased to speak OF
'littlo Mr.. Harrison" The Prcsiden.
could waste every. day moro brain
power than there is in the Register Office
and still have enough lett to go on
giving the country an admirable admin
istration.
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Bad Eczema. Cured.

sore on his chest, four inches across, besides
other forms of eczema. His doctor had tried
several remedies with no effect, SO began to use
the CuTICunA REMEDIES. In two weeks his chest
was healed, and the skin white and smooth
again. continued tho CUrIcURA 7REsoLvESr
5soinc time longer, until he was quite we'll, md
even noY give 1t to him once In while II he has
any blood trouble. I nm never without CUT.
CuRA REMEDIES, all three al,. ia
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Washington Star (Ind.). 81;
With Mr.. Blaine's letter there stillre-
mains the slightly modifying circum-
stances that men have been called upon
to serve their country in spite OF their
own unwillingness.
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MY HAIR WAS FALLING.
Scalp, scaly and Crusty. Terrible
itching. Three Other Remedies
FailH Cured by Cuticura
d rex ~ For $1.70.

I have used tho CurlcURA REMEDIES for scalp
diseases. My hair was falling badly, my forctop
becoming crusty or scHly. and itchcd SO badly
that could not keep my hands of my head II
Tcombcd Off those scales, n sticky or gummy
substancciwould ooze out OF the skin and form
another crust. After trying two or three rene
dies, sent toyou ior your book; and after read.
hight, I used one box OF CuTlcURA, one cake of
CuTIcuRA SOAP, and took one bottle OF the CuTI-
cuRA REsoLvEHr, which cured me. feel CRATE
ful to you for tho romcdi les, and have recon-.
mcnded them 10 my friends. lgiz,-
,r,5 l. s. TURNER.
IS Sorrento, Lake Co., Fla.
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TIE Queen of England's speech is an
unintcrcsting production as compared
with the message which the President
Of the United States sends to Congress.
Its greatest merit is its brevity.
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BAD drainage causes much Sickness
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
tho human system, which Burkock's
Blood Bitters remedy. psw
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Ghp lntdlfrQeuctr.
WHEELING. FEBRUARY 10, 1902.

TIE approaching contest is rendered
especially important by reason of tho In
dustrial and financial policies of tho Cow
eminent being ut stake. Tho popular do
cision on those Issues is of great moment
and will be of far-ronching consequence
James G. Blaine.
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What Islnln Q SAYS Coos.
ie,v Nork Aarrriiser lind Dem.)

Net7 Pork Adtcrii&er (Ind. Dem.) u
Mr. Blaine thought he was very
feeble mantin the spring OF 1883, and
yet since that time he. has been S,per-
forming the work which four ordinary
gentlemen would groan under. Isn't
Mr. Blaine altogether too panicky' on
the subject Of his health? Still he has
written his letter, and what Blaine says
goes" d.
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.Cuticura Resolvent.

Tho new Blood ahdskln purifier. ana creates. 0 /
MI impurities and poisonous elements, while Gu.
TIcuRA, the great skin cure, and CUrIcuRA soar,
an exquisite skin purifier and beautiilcr, cxter.
nniiy, clear tho skin OF every trace OF disease.
Hence the sCUTICuRA REMEDIES cure every spe.
cics OF itching, burning, scaly, and pmply dis.
,easesInndhumorso OF the skin, scalp md blood,
with loss OF hairi from infancy to ags, from pin.
pies 10 Scrofulu., a. J. =. An. - -.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUrcuRA. Soc: Soar.
DRUG ASp CHEMICAL CoaPoHATIoX. Boston 80
Z Sa-Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases" CT
pages. 10 Illustrations and 100 testimonials, mall.
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. Twenty hours reflection has made a
decided change in political opinion here
regarding tho true meaning OF Secretary
Blaine's letter 10 Gen. Clnrkson pub.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

fVyTANTED-A GOOD GIRL, MUST
w CONC well recommended. Good wagei
paid. so Market street. rH tei'
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Gctting Their Eyes Open. i;a
Washington Special to tho Pittsburgh Commercial
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MRs. NJ. A. CHENEY.
kauanha Fall. Fayette Co. W. Va,
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GTRAYED-0N SUNDAY EVEN.
~ ING, young, bacf.colorcd rat terrier dog;
had on n chain collar with lookct. A liberal 70.
wnrd will to paid II returned to CHRISTIAN
sClISEPF, 2lS3 Chapline AtrcOt, felO
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-15
"A CALL TO ACTION"

The above is the title of q
new book just published by Gen
James B. Weaver, the nominee
Of the Peoples Party for Presi
dent of The United States.
This book contains 445 pages
aside from illustrations, is neat
ly bound in cloth and contains
twenty chapters each treating
upon a distinct question Of pub
lie interest, to wit:
l. The Senate. 2. The Speak
er Of the House. 3. Supreme
Court. 4. Improvident Disposal
of Public Lands. 5. Finance in
War and Peace. 6. The Gerry
mander, with original Carica-
ture. Z. Silver Problem. 8. Evo-
luton i'll Crime, or Improved
Methods of Piracy. 8. Public
Debts. 10. A Comparison
Rome, Britain and the United
States. II. Effect of Financial
System on land values and own
er5hip. II. Dives and Lazarus
CONTRASTS. 13. Trusts. IA. The
Pinkertons. Is. Transportation
Problem. Is. National Banks.
II. The Sub-Tfeasury. Is. Rem
edies Considered. 20. The Great
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The Country's Call to Action.
20. Danger and Duty-Conclud-.
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The price Of the book is S1.5O
We will give this book as a pre-
MUM for four new cash subscri-
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We suggest that the
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Clinton, n. c.
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AN APPEAL.

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go Academy Alliance, No. 229,
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