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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-24
VIRGINIA COLLEGE OF ROANOKE

Dr.W. A. Harris, of Staunton, W., Estab-
fishes I'm Educational Institution IN Roa.
nokc for Young Ladies'.
In the Virginia College for Young
Ladies Dr.. W. A. Harris, the eminent
educator, will present to Roanoke its
browning ornament, and to the wide
and diversified resources OF tho city a
gem OF instruction will DO added.
1t is certainly compliment that DR..
Harris should have selected Roanoke
as the field for his future educational
work.
Such home as will DO furnished by
DR.. Harris, and his faculty of twenty.
five officers and teachers for collegiate
culture and refinement will be Bless
ing to the hundreds OF young ladies who
will attend this school from all parts Of
the country.
Virginia College, under DR.. Harris
guiding hand, will begin its career with
tho same advantages that would attend
the opening of the Oldest schools in the
country. With such high advantages
in all that pertains to womanlY culture
and refinement, parents who wish to
educate their daughters cannot find
more desirable college homo for them
than in this school, for it will combine
every possible sanitary precaution with
its educational facilities.
Every invention and improvement
will be used to procure unequaled SAM.
tary arrangements for the school.
These, added to its elevated location in
tho centre OF tract OF land universally
conceded to be the most healthful in
the United States, will make this insti-
tutions one of natures sanitariums.
The'college will be ready for occu-
pancy on July 10, and it is Dr. Harris
expectation to SEQ this beautiful col
lego occupied during the following
school season with young ladies from
every state from New York to Texas.
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MORNING sMILEs.

JorkinS-"D'ye think you could spare
me q little contribution? There's q
poor family up our way that We are try
Ing to aid" Dorkins-"I'm sorry, but
can't spare anything I've just
drained myself to the last dollar to pur.
chase new dress for my wife for the
Charity ball."-New York Press,
Browne-"What became OF slIcke,
the famous robber who was recently
pardoned| Smyles-"They say no
has reformed, but l don't believe it,"
Browne-"Why not?" Smyles-"Be-
cause he is to run hotel in the Cats
kills this summer,"-NelO York Herald,
Merchant Ito appIicant)-"Do you
think you know enough to assist mo in
the ofIiCe" Boy-"Know enough?
Why, l left my last place because the
boss said | knew more than he did,
Society Journal.
parker never can be induced to
study up his genealogy because OF tho
scandal in his family" WAS there
oneP" "Oh, yes indeed; Adam and
Eve never really married, you know."-
Brooklyn Life.
~ hear that your next door neigh.
bors have new organ. Do you know
how many stops it has?" "0nly about
three u day, and those arc only for
meals. "-DeS Moines AryonaH.
"Im going to have u party on my
birthday" said Mollie. "What kinda"
asked Jennie. "0h, Idon't know. Re.
publican, l guess. That's what papa is"
-Harpcr'S Young People.
"NIy ole man" said Aunty Chloe, "is
the wust man for chicken you over see.
II he can't cit chicken no other way,
he'll go an buy ono."-lndian4pOlis
Journal.
He-"NIan is like river; SO difficult
to trace him to his source" she-"Yes,
man is like river; biggest at the
mouth. "-BoSton Transcript,
Mrs. sugar-"Do you use whisky in
cooking2" Mrs. Lemon-"Oh, yes; l
like it i'll everything except men,
Detroit Free Press.
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Railway Rates and tho Fair.

It begins to look as though railroad
rates to the Worlds Fair will, after all,
be reasonable and those Of limited
means who desire to visit tho great OK
poaition will be able to do 80 without
having to pay an cxorbitant price for
transportation. Tho first indication
that there is to be lively competition
among the roads for the travel are the
Withdrawals from membership in the
Western Passenger Association, and
the Chicago Inter Ocean gives it ms its
opinion that at will be astonishing if
the eastern roads can be kept in an ALI.
ance to maintain a Fixed rate OF passen-
ger travel to Chicago, but it is simply
impossible to maintain such an alliance
between the western carriers"
It does not necessarily follow that
competition will reduce rates so low
that tho roads will make no profit. Low
rates will mean greater number Of
passengers. In commenting on the
probability OF u dissolution of the ali.
ances the Inter. Ocean says that "thoso
sentiments are expressed in no spirit Of
hostility to the railways. These great
institutions have done their share in
assuming financial responsibilities on
account OF the great exposition. Both
as contributors aud as investors they
have done we'll by tho Worlds Fair,
and it is to be hoped that they will
come out without loss; it hardly can be
doubted that they will. But the logic
OF circumstance and OF events is against
successful maintenance OF any alliance
for fixed rates Of travel"
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hackers. The paper is to be devoted to
politics-Tammany OF course.
James Linehan, at Birmingham, Ala,
dreamed early Sunday morning that the
house was on fire and Jumped out OF a
third story window. He fell on pave
ment below and broke his back.
The rarest stamp in the world is said
to be an American one-Brattleboro,
1915. Unused specimens are very rare,
but there is supposed to be only one
used specimen in existence, 1t is worth
ESQ.
The "Literary Ladies" OF Engl and,
whose annual banquet is one OF the
events OF the London season, have
properly changed their official name to
the "Women Writer'S"
A kite string 1000 feet long blew and
lodged against the rigging OF the Balti'
more schooner Souther when it was in
the Atlantic, thirtY-fve miles from
land.
The agricultural department OF the
University of Georgia has just matricul-
ated freshman who Is sixtv-three
years old. His name is G. NJ. Heidi.
There is some talk in England OF
breaking up the old vessels that are
lying idle and put the old metal on the
market.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Prof. Hans Virchow, son OF the ia
nous bacteriologist OF Berlin, has been
at New Haven few days rs the guest
OF DR.. William II. CNrmat. Prof. Vir-
chow Is here under tho auspices OF the
German government, and is making u
tour OF the leading educational institu-
tons Of the country. He is now in Bos.
ton, and will later 20 to Chicago to as
sist in tho installation OF the German
exhibit.
Prof. II. Newell Martin, head OF tho
biological department OF the Johns
Hopkins university, has risigned from
that institution, It is announced, owing
to failing health. DR.. Martin is an En-.
glishman by birth, pupil Of the great
scientist Huxley, who recommended
him to the Hopkins university when it
first opened in 1876.
Hans Ritcher, the famous musical
conductor Of Vienna, has been engaged
as director OF the Boston Symphony
society. He will come to this country
next fall, and begin his engagement in
October.
A young American who ia winning
laurols over in Paris Is Miss Grace
Frances Bigeow. Miss Bigelow is u
whistler, more ouphoniously styled
over there "sitiiouso." Her music is
classical.
Thomas A. Edison recently said that
he never owned n watch in his life. II
ncvor want to know what time it is,"
he says.
The duke OF Bedford Is ono Of tho iew
Englishmen who, like the queen, pos.
sCsses complete dinner service Of gold.
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wHEEIINo, ArnIL q, ls0s.
Sabbath Desecration.

1t lis to be hoped that there will not
DO another Sabbath desecrating exCur.
sion like that described in another col
umn Of this mornings IYrELLtdENcER.
1t was disgraceful and disgusting
affair. Even some OF the tough element
which participated were disGusted by
1t, and every semi.decent person who
came down on the boat left it and went
back BY rail, if possessed OF the money
to pay the fare.
Wheelingdoes not want the bummers
and bruisers Of Pittsburgh dumped on
her streets on any day, and on Sunday
she particularly objects to this. The
police ought to have arrested more OF
them than they did. This class OF peo-
pie should be taught that they cannot
carry on as they please hero. 1t is q
good thing to discourage their return.
II there are no laws to prevent tho
landing OF such party, then the laws
arc not adequate, and should be revis.
cd. There should be some means to
prevent the repetition OF such a dis
grace to the civilization of the Ohio
Valley.
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Needs Information.

While Mr.. Cleveland was sarcastically
expressing to the British journalists the
hope that il they found any tin plate
works in America tloy would lot him
know, Mr.. Clevelaud's own administers
ton was making record Of the fact that
there arc over fifty tin plate mills in
successful operation, all etartod since
the Mckinley bill became law, and
that Ave large factories are in course Of
erection.
Tho five factories now building are To-
catod at Elizabethport, New Jersey;
Philadelphia, New Castle, Pal Niles,
Ohio, aud GINS City, Ind. Tho output
Of these mills will DO twenty thousand
boxes u week.
1t would pay President Cleveland,
and savo him from placing himself in a
very ridiculous light before an intolli.
gent public, II no were to tako few
days from his duties in Washington and
make tour OF tho manufacturing cities
OF tho country for tho purpose OF In.
forming himself regarding tho develop.
mont OF an industry created by tariff
act which hO and his party aro pledged
10 repeal.
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A SANITARY SENSATION.

Charges Preferred Against the President
of the Ohio Board of Health.
AKRON, April 22.-The Akron board
OF health, at a meeting yesterday, pre-
ferred charges against DR.. A. Konkting,
Canton, president Of the state board Of
health. A committee was appointed to
appear at Columbus next week and de-
mand his removal for incompetency
and criminal carelessness. Three weeks
ago Charles Gruber was attacked by q
malignant type OF smallpox in canton.
He had been in Akron several weeks
before, and the supposition was that
the disease had been contracted there.
A man was hired to take Gruber to
Akron from Canton. The day was cold /,
but the invalid was dumped in tho road
a mile from town and compelled to
walk in. OF this return OF the sick
man the Akron authorities were not
even notified. Gruber was taken TO the
pesthouso, where death speedily fol.
lowed his inhuman treatment
1t Is stated that the mans death was
the direct result of exposure aud cold.
While wandering around in east Akron
he came in contact with Lizzie Conlin,
twelve years old, living at Wadsworth,
This was not known until afterward.
The girl returned homo with the dis.
ease, exposed 500 school children and
two.thirds OF the people in Wadsworth,
The town is under strict quarantine.
The Akron board OF health, in its
charges against Konkling, asserts that
he is responsible for all this, and that
by his direct orders Gruber was sent to
Akron without proper precautions and
without notice to the authorities.
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AccoRDING to Mr.. Cloveland'a own
statement Mr.. Blount is his personal
representative in Hawaii. ae had no
authority to order hauled down the
American flag which had been raised
by tho representative OF this govern
ment, Minister Stevens. Further than
this, what authority had Mr.. Blouut to
order the U. S. marines back OH board
their man-oi.war2 1t looks as If tho
President, in this Hawaiian affair, has
done a thing for which no has no con-
stitutional overwhelmingly, delegated
to another his authority as commander
in-chief OF the navy. We may now ex-
poet to hear OF Mr.. Cleveland declaring
himself Dictator.
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VERY vALuARLn FIND.
A Poop Into the Gospel Of Peter, just I'M
cRrthed in Egypt.

a ESop Auto thV NoppSA W ANSS'l N"S' ~
oarthed in Egypt.
LONDON, April 23,-The discovery OF
the so-called gospel Of Peter is arousing
even greater interest in theological cir
-Cles than the finding Of an ancient copy
OF tho gospel OF St, Sinai. The man
uscrlpt was found by Bourian, a well
known Archaeological, in the tomb OF d
monISin Egypt. The date is placed late
in the first century. The recital OF the
passion, death and resurrection OF
Christ, though differing in certain do
tails fromthat of the Canonical books,
approaches that Of Evangelist Mark.
According to the best Catholic and Pro-
testant exegetical scholars in Paris, the
gospel is copied from q Greek manu-
script,
The document is not Apocaphal, for
1t is quoted by the Christian apologist
and martyr, Justin. tthe cruci6xion,
according 10 this version, only the
hands were nailed. Joseph OF Arlma-
thea was an influential friend of Plate,
who prevailed upon tho Roman project
to obtain Herods consent to the deliv-
cry OF the body OF Jesus to the soldiers
and elders who witnessed the resurrec-
ton. The latter were afraid OF being
stoned by the Jews They therefore
sent deputation to Plate to ask him
to forbid the soldiers divulging the
miracle.
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Moses price Cured Of Rheumatism,

Tho many cases OF rheumatism cured
by Chamborlan's Pain Balm during
tho past few months have given the
people great confidence In Its curative
properties, and have shown that there
is one preparation that can DO depend.
cd upon for TINT painful and agrravat-
ing disease. llonaker Bros, Loraln,
Ohio, say. "Mr Moses Price, OF this
place, was troubled with rheumatism
for long time. ChambCrlalns Pain
Hahn has cured him. lilo says that the
Balm has no equal"
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NntnLotterY.

Some time before he went out OF office
Postmaster General Wanamaker made
an important ruling which has just
been overturned by his successor, Mr..
Bissell, and the outcome is OF great in
terest to real estate dealers and town
lot companies. The case is thus stated:
It has been tho practice with proprIetOrs Of
suburban lands which they desired TO sell Gs lots
to send through the United States mail printed
statements, Offering to give the intending pur'
chiSers Of blocks OF ten lots one lot Tree Us q
bonus, Postmaster General Wanamaker ruled,
when one OF the circulars was officially brought
before him that the offer was In the nature OF u
lottery, and therefore tho transmission OF the
circulars through the United States mail was
illegal
Nj. Wanamaker's recent ruling was brought
TO the attention OF Postmaster General Blssell by
Representative Chapman, OF Michigan, who
mtde the point that II such q real estate offer
was IN the nature Of lottery II should be dealt
with by state laws, end that Slnce every state
has It's own Anti,l0tt6ry laws the federal govern
nent could well afford to walt until the state In
tereSted had taken tho initial step in prose-
cutting the alleged lottery. Mr.. Chipmans
point was held TO DO well taken, and Mr.; Blsscll
accordingly Oyerruled the WRnamaker decision
and restored the real estate gift advertisement
10 the full use OF the mails
One point involved iswhsther an OF.
Ter to throw in something extra to
wholesale purchasers Is a lottery, We
cannot see that it is and believe Mr..
Bissell's ruling is just one. Such an
offer is legitimate and its advertisement
is as legitimate as the advertisement of
a merchant to throw in" a pair OF sus-
penders with every suit OF clothes.
There is nothing in the nature Of a lot.
terry about it.
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A NEW phase OF tho case.of Hon. @. G.
Watts, who aspires to the district attor-
neyship for West Virginia under Presl-
dent Cleveland, is presented in our
Washington dispatches this morning.
Mr.. Watts is having hard lines. Judg-
ing from the signs Mr.. Cleveland is
about to Smash" another slate.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND evidently be.
lieyes that it is an objectionable Of.
fonse to be q hustler in politics, and yet
but for the hustlers he would not now
be in position to read his party lee
lures on the crime Of asking for the
fruits Of victory.
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WHEELING has always hearty vel.
come for respectable visitors from Pitts
burgh and other Of her suburban
towns, but she will thank Pittsburgh
and all other neighbors to keep athome
hereafter riotous and drunken mobs
such as that which visited this city yes.
tnrdnv
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SECRETARY C4RLIsLE's statement OF his
financial policy has led the y all street
tinanciers into a maze. 1t does not ap'
pear even that Mr.. Carlisle himself has
a clear understanding of the meaning OF
his circular,
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SPEAKING OF the financial crisis at the
treasury department, we are reminded
that the President has not yet rescinded
his appointment as comptroller OF the
currency man who confesses that he
is totally ignorant OF finance.
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Tho advertising Of Hoods sarsapu-
riIln appeals to tho sober, common sense
Of thinking people, because it is true;
aud II Is always fully substantlatod by
endorsements which in the financial
world would DO accepted without q
moments hesitation. They tell the
story-IIooD's CuREs.
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IT Is said that the refusal OF Carlyle
Harris, who Is awaiting clOOtrocution
ut Sing Sing, to escape whom he had
tho opportunity has strengthened his
chances with tho governor The great
mass Of tho public who have followed
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IT is predicted on all SidcS that Attor.
noy General olnoy will Roou leave tho
cabinet Public sentiment is against
him and oyOn a cabinet officer cannot
overcome tho power Of such an iniu.
nt,nn
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ADOLF LALLoz, carriage manufacturer,
10 Carroll street, Buffalo, N. Y, states:
] was troubled with nausea Of the stoln.
ach, sick headache and general debility.
Burdock Blood Bitters cured me.
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Louise Chandler MoultoR IN May LtpptncoirS,
Come to my grave. Beloved pause here bcsid

Louise Chandler Mo,aioR IN Nay LtppincotrS,
Come to my grave Beloved; pause here beside
tmci
Gather these poslGsl
Out OF my heart they grcw-fcd'on my spirit.
Long have lain hCre-lnin here and waitod--
Long, yet you came not; where have you lin
gGrcd2
BllthG winds have whispered YOU, glad birds
have CRrolCd,
So you missed nothing, thought was silent;
Yet once you loved mC-lovo IL immortal
How my heart aches with II, here where walt
for YOU!
Bend low aud listen Do you not hCar mo'
iaHg time you said that my voice was tho music
lIcnrt,bCatS were set tO-hOnvcn sang lis chorus;
DO YOU not hear, now the grIlss grows above me2
Gather these pOSiGS
Sprung from my graye'sodl whitley not bring
Breath Of my kisscs-thrlll as when fingers
Deaths clasp has stilCnCd chung 10 you, held
your
Nay, YOU pass by mc-bound on whit Crrand?
Glad Life rnsnarcs you, yainly 1 Cal YOU
: "A''' "'''' '' To-day aud tomorrow
Counties to.morrows-may Ind me without
But Death will bcirIcnd mo-klud Death will
Home to Ills dcath.housc-hcr where walt
wcshail take huuds again; Love is lmmoriOll
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the case closely believe that Harris ia
not guilty Of the murder Of his young
wife, and his action on the occasion
mentioned strengthens the belief.
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Carpets Beaten Every Day in tho Year.
FOR SAIE.

Seven rooms aud attic on Sixteenth street
finely finished bath, hot aud cold water sld5
entrance New house, F0ur'rOomed house IL
tho rear. Good investment. Cheap.
slx.roomcd house on Fourteenth street Water
aud gas IN the house. Good location. Cheap
sS.roomed house, North York street. cheap at
1890 River view
atSiOO. Very cheap. Easy terms.
Fourroomcd house on Delaware street, l0I
25xlCl Price 81 900. Easy terms
Four!roomed house on North Huron street ai
$1,000 Good lot.
New house, seven rooms, bath, laundry. ccla'
and attic on Wabash street. near Zane lOt3OxlW
RtSJ6j0
FIyc.roomcd new house on McCulloCh street,
lot 3Oxl90. at $1,000
37xi20. Cheap at $500.
FlvC.roomcd new house NJ Elm Grove, Io
C5Xl5j Price 81, 200, Easy terms.
Nine.rOomGd brick, corner Fifteenth and
jacob streets, MI cOnvCnicnccs. Price $500
Sweeney Foundry Lots. fronting on ChagIne
Twenty.teYehth and k0R streets Splendid loy
for buslnc 4 and residence houses.
Lots Of different sizes In all parts OF the city.
Gail aud sec US before you buy,
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FoR ooraCho, toothachc, sore throat.
swoled neck and tho results OF colds
aud inflammation use DR.. Thomas &c.
lcCtric Oil-tho great pain destroyer,
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If this lynching business continues
much longer in tho south the race ques-
ton will soon cease to be an important
issue in that section.
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HOOPS Pills euro liver ills, jaundicc,
biliousnoss, sick headache, constipa.
tion. )
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WILSON

-
Just received, line OF fino Novelty
Dress Goods, prices from 400 to 1925
per yard. Trimmings to suit all kindsoi
goodp. Our low prices we'll illustrated
Monday. Wo matched sample oil
trimming that q firm in this CITY sold
for 12C per yard-our price, marked in
figures, only FEC.
A limo Of double width Black Dress Goods at
gao to zoe.
A pure silk warp Henrietta At zoe.
lngraIn Carpets lac, alo, 32C and Zoe.
Irish Brussels zoo.
now BODY Brussels at 81 i.9c.
Floor oil cloth zoe. Table oil Cloth iSo'
sclinctng Holland Blinds csc.
Straw Mating i2C, t3C, idc, iOc.
Figured TNppan Mating etc.
Lace Curtains, all kinds.
Just received, big stock Of Kid Gloves at :"
and 4OC.
All goods marked III figures.
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PERFECTLY sure, perfectly pure, per-
tectly harmless is Simmons Liver Regu-
lator,
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Jusr one more week until the opening
OF the Worlds Fair. Next Monday will
DO great day for Chicago and u memo
rable day in the worlds history.
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CIRCULATING SUCCESSFULLY
- mud how, on RaCiug Stocks aud Wheat CON.
pared. Send for free book, U. 5. Agency 1911
broadway. New York. ap!iw
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dor PENTHOUSE NO. 100 FIP.
IL TENTH stree, containing elgut room,
Inquire At TO- Fifteenth street ups
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ORSALE-AN AWNING, IN GOOD
IL condition, at 2Sl5 Eoa street apps