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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
Republican League Clubs.

A meeting Of the Ohio County Repub-
lican Club is called for next Tuesday
night. The meeting will be an impor-
tant one, and it ia hoped there will DO a
large attendance. Besides other bust
ness to be attended to will be the cleo.
ton Of delegates 10 the state league con-
vention, which ia to meet at Parkers-
the following Thursday, May A, All
other permanent clubs in Ohio county
and throughout the state are also ex.
pected to send delegations to the State
League meeting, which is to select dele
gates to the National League at Louis.
vile, KY, May TO- At the same
time the Republican national commit
Tee, the American Republican college
league, and the American protective
tariff league will hold their annual
meetings in Louisville, the object being
to take the preliminary stops for n COM
plete party reorganization for the cam
paigns Of 1894 and 1896. 1t may be
thus seen that the importance Of send.
ing q full delegation, composed OF good
mon, from West Virginia cannot be
overestimated. To this end it is
necessary for the subordinate clubs to
do their whole duty and sec to it that
they arc properly represented at Park
ersburg.
The defeat OF last November did not
discourage the Republican party; it
rather had wholesome effect on the
organization, and there has been an
awakening all along the line. 1t is not
too early to begin the work OF recupera-
ton and we feel sure that West Virginia
Republicans, who have always been at
the front, will not be found in the rear
Of the procession.
Generally speaking, the Louisville
meeting OF the four party organiza.
lions on May 10 will be the most inter.
esting political event Of this character
since the national nominating conven-
tons OF last year. Most OF the great
leaders of the Republican party will be
present, and, in the language OF the cir.
cular issued by President Clarkson, the
effect on the future policy Of the party
is likely TO be important
BY reason Of the fact that 1t will bo in
the nature of a conference of the older
Republican stateamen with tho younger
representative men, as many of tho
younger men as possible should en-.
deavor to be present. The educated,
thinking young men OF the nation, says
Mr.. Clarkson, are the hope OF any party
organization, and the league organiza.
tons are doing valuable service in en-.
listing them in the Republican ranks.
This is particularly true OF the College
Leagues and the league clubs, and
they should all aim to be represented
at the national meeting.
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Tho Nnvnlnisnlnr.

The great naval display, which began
with the gathering Of the greatest YES.
sells Of the worlds navios in Hampton
Roads last week and will end with tho
parade OF tho marines in New York
city to-day, has been series OF tho
most interesting and suggestive events
OF the kind in tho worlds history. Tho
occasion has been unique in many
ways, particularly unique in the fact
that the big cruisers, built for dostruc.
tive purposes and constituting n feet OF
dogs Of war, come 90 agents Of peace
ard good will aud to emphasize tho
fact that tho greatest commercial and
mechanical nation on earth Ia at peace
with all tho world.
This is the sentimental view OF the
ovents that are being witnessed. In
addition, however, thOy arc fruitful in
aronslng m interest among tho whole
people Of this country in our own navy,
which has been recently constructed
and which will bear comparison with
tho great navios ahoat. This interest is
coupled with that with which our poo.
pic view tho determination to acquire
commercial supremacy and make Tho
United States a great maritime power.
Tho future Of the republic in this 70.
spCct lie assured and we aSo realizing II
to-day moro than ever before, and the
people Of the interior "a we'll as those Of
the coast states and great commercial
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centres are awakening to sense Of the
importance OF the establishment OF a
merchant marine.
An evidence of how Europe views
our present tendency to become a
maritime power is contained in an
article in an eastern exchange. as
follows:
The able London journal, Industries, discuss.
Ing the progress OF ship'buildipg In America,
with the recent Inauguration OF tho American
line OF steamers as a text points out that the
manufacture OF Iron and steel in this country
now exceeds that OF Great Britain, and that not
only has native talent been trained, but large
numbers OF skilled designers and workers from
all parts OF Europe have transferred their ser;
Vices TO the American continent I'VE have"
II says, evidence which cannot be gainSRid
that the American ship-buildes and engineers
are able q turn out work equal to the beNt ~
this county, both In design and construction"
In some respects superiority Is conceded.
There can be no doubt that the Americans are
capable OF considerable originality in ship de;
sign, us has been abuudantly shown in some OF
the recent additions 10 their navy: Moreover,
in every department Of mechanical Industry 10
which their attention has been specially directed
they have shown themselves capable OF making
great Improvements, and we believe that IN GER
tain respects some OF their industries lre CON
Quoted on more scientific aud systematic lines
than the corresponding Industries OF this coun'
try" The moral drawn Is note OF warning TO
the British TO keep their eyes open aud profit by
what they see, to the end that they may not DO
disanced In the race,
This year OF the celebration of the dis
Covery Of the new world is developing
increased interest in our importance as
a commercial nation, and in the build.
ing OF our new navy and merchant
marine. A new era for the United
States is dawning,
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LOOK AM YOUR HAND.

Broad nails belong to gentle, nervous,
bashful people.
A changed hand line indicates want
OF fxity OF thought.
A long liver line shows an excellent
natural constitution.
Poe had the Ideally psychic hand,
with very small thumb.
Round nails belong to obstinate, gen.
orally stupid people.
Yigor Of constitution is indicated by
a clear life line,
Soft hands indicate q character lack.
ing energy and force.
Oblique nails are an indication OF de.
ceit and cowardice.
A heart line pale and broad shows q
heartless debauChee.
Crosses are always unfavorable, no
matter whore they occur.
The Chinese hand is small, slim and
with square phplanges.
A head line very long and slender
shows utter faithlessness.
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Natnre,s Wonlorfnl Worn,

In the spring nature puts forth her
strongest efforts In casting of the spell
Of winter, and bringing forth new life
everywhere.
AS in the vegetable world, so It Is in
the animal kingdom, and even man is
not exempt from this renewed activity
Oftentimes nature needs 10 BIO stimu.
lated in her work, but great care must
be exercised in the selection Of the
proper agent for such purpose. The
best physicians In tho land prescribe
Kleln's Silver Ago and Duquesnc Ryes
as absolutely pure and sell for 81 80 and
81 % per quart respectively. Ask your
dealer fer them or send direct to Max
Klein, 81 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa,
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ReadIpg To De Rehabilitated.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-oGicial con-
frmation was this afternoon given tc
the announcement OF the rehabilitation
Of the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Company by the syndicate headed by
Drexel & Company and Brown Brothers
& Company. The important features OF
the scheme are TO provide for the
liquidation OF the floating debt which
approximates $50, 900, 900, and to furnish
now capital for the future operation OF
the road by the creation OF a collateral
trust loan to the amount OF SS0,00O,000,
The bonds will bear interest nj the rate
OF per cent per annum, and at the
issue price 85, will net the company
SOS, 100000.
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Moses prlco Cured Of l,beumntI,m

The many cases Of rheumati,m curod
by Chamberlain's Pain Balm during
tho past few months have given the
people great confidence IN its curative
properties, and have shown that there
lie one preparation that can DO depend.
ed upon for that painful and aggravat-
ing disease. Honaker Bros, Lorain,
Ohio, say; "Mr. Moses Price, OF this
place, was troubled with rheumatism
for long time. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm has cured him. He says that tho
Balm has no equal"
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WRITTEN IN FUN.

"You say you are professional
man." said the kind.hearted woman to
the tas,erod but confident caller
"Yesm." "Dear me- ~ don't see
why you don't work at your business
then" MADAM, was tho dignifed no.
ply. "Tm professional after-dinner
speaker Tho only way to see mo work
is to feed me- Washington Star.
Teacher-"What is the meaning Of
one.twenty.Gfth?" Little Boy-"I-I
don't remember" Teacher-"If you
had twenty-five children visiting you
aud only one apple for them what
would you do?" Little Boy-"l'd wait
till they went away an then eat 1t my.
self. "-GOOi NcGs.
Married Man--"Why don't you get
married, Miss Pcrkins2 You arc got
ting to look like back number
will soon DO an old maid" Miss Per.
kins-"lt wor0 as easy to please as
your vile was would have boon mar
ripd long ago "--Tid.B,h
"supposc give you fvo rabbits and
thon another rAbbit-hOw many rabbits
would YOU havO?" Seven" "How do
you mako that out?o "lIcCause I've a
rabbit o ma ain at home. Million.
Mrs. Hiram Daly--"why, Bridget, l
didn't know you could write" Bridget
tproudly)--."Yis, mum. Me within
la got INC monny place. Oh wrltc all
av inc own recommendations, "-Puck.
WilL.oycd Miami want some aooth.
ing syrup, quickW Drugpist-"What
sized bolilop Wild.oyed Man-"Bot.
tlel want akegl les twins l'-Mc,p
York Weekly
docs no write to you regularly since
you became ongaeedw No. Sometimes
! only get ono letter day.'-Lifc,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE.

-
lly virtue Of a decd Of trust made by John 4
Carlln and MARY y, Catln his wife to inc NJ
trustee, dated March 2 1879 recorded In the
Office 81 the Ccrk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County West vlfgiHlg IL Deed ct Trust Hook
No, ~, nagO $50, Will sell at tho north front
door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE Orn DAY or MAY, 1873,
commencing At 10 o'clock ~ IN the following
described pfoFsfiy stu t. and being In tho Gftv
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, thnt il
10 say Lot numbered twelve In BLOCK Nn on
the plat OF the "Old Fair Ground Properly on
the west sido Of Wheeling Island In tic seventh
ward OF said city.
The title tQsad properly Is believed Ia DO per.
feet but selling rs trustee | Will convoy only
the title vested In INC by sAld deed Of trust
TERMS Or SALE OnO.thirl and NJ much morn
81 sale, the DalAnr0 IN two equal iHAtaitngtis at
QUE aud lwh years, note, bearing Interest from
the lny ni sale 10 he given for the deferred inv.
mrlt' the Title to No retained Until payment il
mAlo IN iill J W. COWDEN, Trustee.
'" H. hAhltWi AuVuOhe0h apl6
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Stub Ends of Thought.

Detroit Free Press
Spring ia the courtship OF the year,
summer the honeymoon, and winter
the settled married life.
A mans time is the marker of his
eternity.
Virtue is disinfectant.
After all it is high price instead OF
high art that catches the appreciation
OF the world.
No man knows he is honest until he
has been tested.
Only hard knocks bring the beauty
out OF flint
The head may be empty that fills the
largest hat.
A sneer is the stiletto Of conversation.
The man who philosophers does not
weep.
Getting is pleasanter than having.
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SPIKED THE RAIL
And the Train Went over the pank-aIira.

And the Train Went over the Bank-NIira-
Cul0us Escapes,
Special Dispatch 10 The AtelItgeRcer
WESTON, W, VA, April 2Z-Passen-
ger train No, 8, due here from Buck
harmon at 1880 p, NJ, was wrecked just
south OF here this afternoon by some
one placing a spike on the rail, The
engine and ladies passenger coach went
over the bank. Engineer Ruble and his
fireman crawled from under their en-
CINE without scratch, The only one
hurt was Erik Martin, passenger, OF
Buckhaunon, who was slightly cut from
broken glass. Tho company officials
arc making every effort TO find out who
the guilty party is.
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Cup Only Hnlf Full.

Editor James B. fancy, OF tho Wheel.
ing Nv. Va Register, has been appoint.
ed n brigadier general on the staff OF
Governor MacCorkle. Now, if Presi.
dent Cleveland will exile him to some
distant but generously paid consular
post Editor 1aney's cup OF happiness
will be full, and his efforts in behalf OF
Democracy partially repaid.
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WITH the prospects OF a great iron
strike, and the poor prospect for tho
trade in the immediate future, Demo-
Gratis are still contemplating a reduc-
tion OF iron duties, Iron men want to
know how the reduction OF duties is
going to improve the situation. The
tariff thinkers ara unable to answer,
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THE STATE EXCHANGES.
The Amusing Feature,

AaTfRibur1 SidtSmoh
The Clarksburs Mws rushed to the
defense OF Mr. Wilson, and gives warn
ing to the Second district machine that
ithad better not attempt TO defeat bis
nomination, The amusing part OF tho
article grows out OF the fact that nobody
in the Second district ever heard OF
such machine or OF any plan to iniure
Mr.. Wilson among its politicians.
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DETROIT, Men, April 27.-The De-
troit Electric Light and Power company,
whose manager, W. NJ, Fitzgerald, was
arrested several days ago Tor alleged at.
tempted bribery OF several members OF
the city council, this afternoon filed O
mortgage for $350,0O0 to the Central
Trust company, OF New York, covering
the company's plant in this city. The
action was authorized at meeting OF
the board OF directors held February
IL 1900
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND proposes to
move the executive offices from the
white house to the war department,
perhaps with the hope that he will get
better protection there from the as.
saults of the "colonels." We suggest
that it would be even better for him to
appropriate man-of'wsr for the pur-
nnRa
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PITTSBURGH, Pas April 27.-The cen.
tenary of the Reformed Church OF
America was celebrated at Grace
church, on Grant street, this city, to-
day. Delegates were present from
pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia,
Maryland and other states. The church
now has a membership of 215,000.
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An Editors Best Lick.
Tyler Democrat.

4VV I7tWVVTUT IT
The turnpike is worse and worse, No
work done on it yet, thousand dollars
and over in the treasury paid by the
people and tho Star thinks we ought
not say word. We amt built that
way, We say it's an Internal outrage
and that is saying the best We can OF the
management
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Their Priceless BOON.
ChaTleSiowH Free Press

:
The "demoralizing madness for
spoils" may be source OF vast annoy
ance to the appointing power and Of
injury to the welfare OF individuals, il
not OF the public, butts a priceless boon
to some editorial paragraphers.
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FaTKHDuT0 sIale J0NTRaL
Judge Lucas, polished, poetiCal, cul-
tured, attable, scholarly, wanted to rep.
resent this country at the court OF
Portugal, but was knocked out by
man from Arkansaw. Once more West
Virginia enquiries, where are we at?
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WASHINGTON, D. G., April 27.--soc-
rotary Morton has appointed Matthias
l. Pagan, Of Illinois, chief Of the seed
division OF the agricultural department,
vice ]. b. Beck, removed. The salary is
$1,000 per annum.
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A MEMBER of the Illinois legislature
got his nose pulled Tor throwing an ink
stand at another members head. And
Illinois is the state in which the prog
ress OF civilization is on exhibition.
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CharleAon Ga:fi.

LN1TEesIoN Gd;tIle
Had candidates been less i'm portuning
and annoying to the President, many
OF the places in tho civil service now
held by Republicans would be filed by
Democrats,
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLICSALEOFREAL ESTATE
Brick House on No nth Main Street
and Vacant Lot on West Side Of
Main ST., Below TWentY- Second.

On Saturday, May 20, 1903, commencing at
10 O'Clock H. M, At the north front door OF tho
Ohio County Court House, the undersigned will
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder, tho
following described real Cstato, situate In the
city oil Wheeling Ohio county, that IA TO Say;
The south onG.halt Of lot No. 10, In Jonathan
2dnGs addition 70 the town OF Wheeling which
half lot fronts 80 feet on Main street. ut No 61j
good condition, Terms Dash. A. T.. GARDEN,
apo Executor Of Elizabeth panucll,
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IT 10 not material whether tho Regis.
ter'S eloquent effort to create Democratic
sentiment in favor Of General watts
was bogus or not, Tho point Is appar.
ont to Mr.. sOmmorvillO's friends. BY
tho way why doesn't tho Rgisicr look
up tho facts concerning General Watts's
record, which tho 1NrgLLiaENcRRs
Washington correspondent detailed,
giving names and dates?
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ly holding up to the eyes of their New
York rivals the fact that Chicago is the
name of one of the biggest vessels in
line. Still New York is happy,
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A Spring Call.

IorGantoWa NetO Dominion.
Now is the time to bring out the road
machines. Every machine in the
county ought to be at work filling up
the holes.
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IT'S nm III Wind.

MorgGHioDH Post
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
declare an extra dividend ii the travel
OF West Virginia delegations to Wash
ington continue.
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PnitApElrnIASs arc muliciouSly CALI
ing tho attention Of New YorkOrs to tho
fact that tho name Of tho vessel that
commanded tho naval display lie Phila.
dOlphia, while ChlcNgoOns arc constant.
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THE base ball season has begun. Now,
lot the Worlds Fair compete, II 1t can,
with our national game for the crowds.

RICHARD RANDOLPH MCMAHON, OK
deputy second comptroller Of tho
United States treasury, and well known
to tho readers OF the 1SrELLiaENcEa as
"Charles selby," hO being an occasional
contributor to this paper over that
nom de plume, has offered valuable
prizes to students OF tho state uni.
vcrsity who excel in tho military and
literary departments. Mr.. Mcmahon
has selected as judges OF the contest
Hons. JOHNNY. Mason, VIM. l. Wilson and
W. II. Travers, and they have accepted.
Mr.. Mcmahon, though not mn alumnus
Of the university, is IN ardent friend Of
the institution. Tho 1NrELLlagNcEa
hopes to 500 his example followed by
others who havc the interests OF the
university at heart
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If You are tired and never hungry,
Hoods sarsaparila will make you feel
strong and we'll, and give you hearty
annetite. 10
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S. u, DunPEY, mate Of steamer Ari.
zonnt had his foot badly TANNED.
Thomas Eclcctric oil curod II. Nothing
equal to II for quick pain rellever.
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NOTICE TO CHARTER APPLICANTS.
Excelsior LodgeNe. 19,AOU. v.

special Oonvocation OF tho Grand Lodge
Jurisdiction OF Pennsylvania. will be held In tho
Wheeling Club Rooms. R0dgeEs Block, on Main
Street, Saturday Evening, April 20, at 7
o'clock sharp, for the purpose OF inNituung
subordinate lodge, Excelsior No. 10. A. o. U. W.
All persons whose applications have been ap,
proved by the proper officers Of the order will
please present themselves promptly nj the above
time and place. AL members Of tho order In
vltGd GEO |. GARRISON,
0p27 Deputy Grand Master Workman.
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pUDLTC SALE OFREAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will on Saturday, May 20,
1929, commencing A. 10 o'clock II. m. az the
north front door OF the Ohio county Court
House, soil a. public auction pnrt OF lot No 30,
on the west side OF Maln street, IN the CITY OF
fronting "a feet on Main street and
extending west to the alley i?O feet Terms cash.
w. " liOGE
np2i Executor OF Alex Iannull Estate
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A full assortment Of Gents Russia
Calf and Patent Leather Shoes, all tho
leading shapes. l. V. BLOND.
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THE parade OF the navies of the world
might be called Kermisa on large
scale.
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SIXTEEN hundred guns were fred in
salute by the representatives OF ten ma.
tons during yesterdays naval review.
No wonder it ralncd.
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WHEELING. April ss. 1903.
STAYRLEAGUEOP REPUBLICAN CLUBS

The annual session of tie State League OF Re.
publican Clubs. will DO held ut ParkeTsbuEg on
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1903,
At 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF electing
officers for the ensuing year aud selecting dele
gltel 10 the National Republican League Con-
Yentlon, which will meet In Macauley's Theatre,
Louisville, KY. on May 10. 1898, at 10 O'Clock u
m. BY order OF the committee.
JOHN X. THOMPSON. President
JOHN G. HEALE, Secretary.
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WILSON.

Just received, line Of flno Novelty
Dress Goods, prices from Ace to 1925
per yard Trimmings to suit allkindsot
goods. Our low prices we'll illustrated
Monday We matched sample OF
trimming that firm in this city sold
for zee por yard-our price, marked in
figures, only 12c.
limo Of double width Black Dire. Good, at
2iC TO zoe.
pure silk warp Henrietta nt 100.
Ingram Carpets lac, gle, 32O aud lOc,
Irish brussels zoe.
NOV Body Brussels at rs lac.
Floor oil Cloth zoe Table OIL Cloth $780,
soliactlng Holland blinds aSC.
Straw Mating i.o, l3C, lac, loo,
Figured TNppan Mating aic.
Lace Cnttalu', MI kinds.
Just received, big stock Of Kid Glove At ''c
aud 4Oc.
All goods marked In 1gurct