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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
PERSONAL POINTS,

RI, Rev, Joseph Dwenger, bishop of
Fl Wayne, died Of heart trouble in that
city Sunday night, lie was horn in
AIglaize county, Ohio, in 1887, was or
dained to the priesthood when twenty
two years Of age and consecrated bishop
in 1879 by Archbishop Purcell. He
organized the first pilgrimage to Rome
in 1884,
The fact that United States Senator
and Mrs, Voorhees, gaye a tea to Cardi-
nal Gibbons last week brought out the
fact that on the noon OF the same day
their daughter had been confirmed by
the cardinal at St Matthew's church,
Washington.
The Hon. Patrick ]. Gleason's at
tempt to emulate the record OF the gov
errors OF West Virginia, Connecticut
and Nebraska as hold.over is chiefly
commendabe for its brevlty and its
final breakdown.,-P Dispatch.
The young King Alexander has tele-
graphed to HE parents, Milan and Ma
talie, that tho am uncement OF the re-
Cancellation was the pleasantest news
ever received by him, and afforded him
the happiest day OF his life.
Emil Frey, vice president Of the Swiss
republic, served in the Twenty.eighth
and Eishty-third Illinois regiments in
our civil war. He left Switzerland at
its outbreak, and made up company
from Swiss community in Illinois.
Prince Frederick Charles Of Hesse, the
afTinnced nf Princess Margaret, OF Prus.
sia, sister OF Emperor William H., is
one OF the richest princes in Germany,
his wealth being estimated at 125, 0OO,-
600 marks.
Russell Sage began his business career
in grocery store at Troy, N, Y, where
tho young lady who afterwards became
Mrs. Sage was attending school.
During the twelve years since Gener-
al Hayes retired from the white house
there is no record Of his having submit
ted to a political interview.
Sir Arthur Sullivan is said to have
struck million notes on the piano in
eight hours. The performance was the
result Of challenge.
Frau Wagner denies that It is her in
tention to give series Of Wagner's
works at the Munich opera house.
W. Clark Russell, the novelist, was
born in the old Carleton Hotel, on
Broadway, New York, in 1874.
Dr. Wielobycki, president OF the So
ciety for tho Study OF 1nebriety in Lon
don, is one hundred years old.
The wife Of Gen. Bedford Forest, Of
Confederate cavalry fame, died at Mem
phis Sunday.
The Russian car tries to get along
with an annual personal expenditure Of
$10,0O0,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

was colder ON January 20 and 80, 1878,
than it has heep this winter 80 lar, but
there is no consolation in that
Sixty persona have been frozen Ia
death in Russian Poland in the last
week, One day the Thermometer fell
tool degrees below zero.
New candle shades are in yacht shape
Of ono or a combination OF delicate
shades.
Statistics show that the French fight
an average Of 1900 duels . year.
The flesh Of the oyster contains about
90 per cent Of water,
A season OF sleighing has reipyenated
the feminine hood,
Italy leads Europe in wine produce
ton,
monographs Melted Edison $780,,
900.
Horses arc drug in the Idaho mar
bet,
A Frisco lady doctor wears trousers,
Our "trusts" represent $4,000, 900,
There are 2S5 varieties OF dynimos,
Paris has a canine clothing shop.
Paper quilts are used in Europe,
Japan has one woman lawyer.
Paris has $4,000 ragpickers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
THE JoKER's DELIGHT.
TO AVOID RISK.
Clara-Did you bring it?

Clara-Did you bring it?
Mr.. Slimpurse-Yes, my love, but l
heard terrible story at tho jewelers.,
my angel. A wild-eyed, dark.skinned
man is roaming through the country
hunting for sacred jewel which was
stolen from an Asiatictribe by an Amer
lean tourist, and the half-crazed fanatic
will wade through blood TO get it,
Clara-Horrorsl
Mr.. Slimpurse-Yes. my sweet, and
60, to avoid all risk, / brought you q
plain gold one.-NeO York Weekly 4
AND THEN GEORGE TOOK COURAGE, 7's
Timid Youth-"Aliss Oracle, perhaps
my coming here SO often may seem
may seem toto smack OF undue per-
sistency"
Demuro Maiden-"G George, your COM
ing here has-has never smacked OF
anything YETI Chicago Tribune
she-Am l the first woman you ever
loved?
Hell think you are the first woman
ever truly loved. have been attracted
more or less by other women, but in
each instance, before / fell in love with
you, there could be found some rational
excuse for it.-Teras SifingS.
Manma-Did you and Ethel play
church with your dolls? Little Dora
We tried to- but we couldn't, cause we
hadn't any boy doll for preacher. We
dressed up Johnny's jumpin' jack an
tried him, but he was a little too lively
for reg'lar church, so we turned 1t into
revival Good Ne,ua
"oi think oirland should become
wan Nv the Unoited SthateS," said
0'Hnoligan. &
"WhyP asked Mawson.
''so's we could git aroupdt hot domned
law that kapes up from bein' President,
said o. Hoollgan. Life.
"Non't you try to love mop he
pleaded. mo, Mr.. Adams, cannot"
she answered. ~ am not overstrong,
aud my physician has advised me moi
to do too much. = Vogue
Lott-one never loses anything by
keeping his engagements punctually.
gtonc-My experience Is, he 10 apt TO
lose half an hours time waiting for tho
other felloW.-Puck
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
WISE SAYINGS.

Shadows ore alwayslarger and black.
er than the objects that cause them,"
said some one. This is particularly true
OF the shadows OF thotroubleth never
comes.-Boson Saturday Eventnq Gazette.
When man begins by saying, "ot
course It's none ofmy business, but"
it is a sign that he Is going to make 1t
his business, and advise you what to
do,-AlcGison Globe.
A fashion journal asserts that "the
HOOP skirt ia coming in again." Queer
that thing that stands out SO should
come in too. philadelphia Ledger.
1t is q bad thing to take drink when
ever you feel like it, just to show peo.
Pile that you can let it alone II you want
to.-Ram'S Horn.
A boy never looks in the glass to see
If his face is clean after he has washed
it; he looks at the dirt on the towel
AtchiSon Glebe.
There arc two sides to every quarrel
in the world but your oyn.-Atchison
ut0O, ..H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
MnEELlNo, JANuAnY "a, lsOs.
Thnrsdny,s EleoLion.

The Register, rising to its loftiest height
nd taking for granted that no Republic
can will read what it says, gives this
advice to its party friends;
Vote the straight Democratic ticket at Thurs;
days city election and we guarantee you will
make no mistake
Democratic nominees arc whispering
aweetly into the cars Of Republicans
that it is not aparty, but personal,
matter, and for friendships sake they
would like the compliment Of a vote.
Better advice than. the Registers is to
vote for the best man in sight for each
office. 1.-THE voter desires to make no
mistake" this Is the way to do 1t.
The Registers idea is that Democrats
shall vote straight while Republicans
permit their votes to DO influenced by
personal considerations.
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shnmernl Iiutcherx or Rnbbits.

RtnOtpoOd Ar0us.
Thos. Kirk, Of Irondale furnace, has
beaten the record in killing rabbits,
having up to Christmas killed nearly
three hundred, and when starting out
on the morning OF the Goth declared
that before New Years day the number
should reach four hundred. His won
derful luck comes from the fact that he
has secured ferret which will crawl
into hole. rout the rabbit which is
then killed by Mr.. Kirk. His less for
tunate neighbors are envious and are
endeavoring to get out IN injunction to
stop the work OF the ferret.
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A BEAUTIFUh INDIAN GIRL,

Who In Exile is Visited by Tliousands-Her
Strange Gifts.
Htrmostia, Nen, Special TO New orleans Times
Democrat.
Teresa Urea, the living patron saint
OF the Yakui Indians, who was banished
from her home in this state several
months ago by order Of the government
authorities, the charge against her be-.
ing that sho was working up spirit Of
warfare among tho Indians, is making
her home at Nogales, Arizona, just
across the line. She continues to per.
form many miraculous cures by simply
laying on her hand, and thousands Of
the ignorant Mextcans and Indians
have visited her since she was exiled.
The people OF Nogales have taken o
kindlyinterest in the remarkable girl,
whose powers Of healing the sick and
afflicted are mysterious. She is a beau
tiful girl, seventeen years old.
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coal.
ToCeaI Consumers Of Wheeling

1 have opened a coal yard Of tho corner OF
Twenty.Ast and Water Streets Wheeling, and
am prepared to supply all those wha pAtronizo
me With the best fuel broughlto this market fot
steam, gas or domestic purposes
The coal soil 10 the famous MoNoNGAH
COAL, and The patronage Of oil consumers 10
respectfully solicited
My ofIicc iSGttho yard aud all orders will 70.
Celyo prompt attention, Telephone No 49,
de2s I clsoSpQrttully, Il, II. D, w1tLIs
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sentImenl O tllo EmpIre state,

The assembly yesterday unanimously
passed resolution declaring that the
best interests OF the state require the
early repeal or suspension Of the act
authorizing the monthly purchase OF
silver bullion by the United States
The assembly could not have passed a
resolution upon any other subject upon
which there is such complete accord
among the people OF this state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
Quit THIS FOOlishness

Chattanooga TINES (DeRLl
We are going on with this policy,
pIling up silver as one might pile up
pig iron on speculation, stFaining the
resources OF the government TO hold
the stulfup to gold par, and calling 1t
money" though It would not pass
anywhere out OF the United States at
but little more than half Its alleged
value. We will have to quit this fool
ishness or pay Tor it in round millions,
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Cilcnp Ice, sure.


Phtlippt Rtpnblicdh,
There should be no possible dangerof
an ice famine in Philippi next summer,
There has been better opportunities
this winter for laying IN q good supply
than for long time, and what ice has
been put up has been cared for at avery
small cost. One party put up $4,000
pounds at q net cost Of only SIG. Ice at
that price should be very plentifulnext
gumnert,
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WHEN the street cars are not. in il to
any appreciable extent the noble art Of
walking comes to the front again, and
1t is perceived thatlegs are good thing
10 fall back ON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
Driving Out Gold.
Nclp Y0rE Prc5g (RQ.l

Another 100000 of good, yellow
American gold has been packed of to
Europe, whereat the free silver euthusi'
asts will probably rejoice boisterously.
1t appears to be their idea to drive all
tho gold out OF the country, thus COM
pelling the government to use silver ex'
clusiYelY for coinage or do without
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
SILVER COINAGE.
In the senate,

Philadelphia Pres lReal
a minority Of the Republicans, repre-
sented by such men as Stewart, Teller,
and probably Cameron, arc opposed 70
interfering with silver purchasest but
thFee-fourths Of the Republicans favor
suspension, and II q dozen Democrats
will vote with them the measure can pc
carried, unless, indeed, the senate re-
CARDS ils ancient rules more than II does
the public interests and allows the
bill to be talked TO death,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

THERE might be compromise with
tho Tammany tiger, promising that
when the first lot of cholera comes along
no shall have all he can hold Of it,
With this understanding he might
allow the country to have a national
quarantine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
WnnS YOU drink ale always ak Tor
CoSgrayo'a II has no superior


or, Moore 4 Co., prominent drug.
glslS' Of NewbSrg, 0rOa oayi "Since
our tustomcra have become acquainted
with tho good qualities Of Chamber.
lains Cough Remedy, wO sell but little
Of any other kind Chamberlain'b mo.
diclnes Sll give good aaIiAiaotlon," For
aAlOby druggists. pAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

he has been sent who will not weep
many bitter tears when he goes back to
his native sunny Italy, The restoi the
country Is serene and observing With
quiet interest thecourse Of evepts.
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componsation for Grand Jurors

Compensation for Grand Jurors.
The judiciary committee Of the house
Of delegates thfnksit right aud fair that
man called toserve on the grand jury
shall give his time without nay and do
his coming and going at his own ex.
ponse.
There are men to whom tkisis o great
hardship. In some counties long dis.
tances must bentrayelled to tho county
seat, and the poor man must walk or
get in trouble for not responding, To
such q man tho loss OF time may DO a
serious matter
IL Is uniairt 10 any citizen to compel
him to serve the. public without com.
penaation. No moro righteous measure
will come before tho legislature than
this against which the hOuaO judiciary
committee has reported adversely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

CHICAGO Eay Record
Walt. oh, wSIt I'LL coal Is cheap;
Walt till OYO istruei
TIL pr0mlBbs nru made 10 keep
Aid notes nrG paid when duct
Whit I'LL the sun grows lcAd0h COldi
Walt till your ship comes lti
Walt llil tiGwCd minds grow old
And virtue c0nQuOu Hliij
Walt till life Is o happy dream
And men arc dcc0lvotS nuvcrl
Walt I'LL lhitgG AtO what thUy nG0m-
WRit-And you'll walt forever,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

IT Is thirty.Ave years since a Smith
sat in the United States senate. One is
about to go in now from New Jersey.
What have the Smiths been doing all
these fruitful years?
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Prn6nre for Disaster.

One who presumes to know gives to
those about to travel advice which may
beworth needing. Wear your best un-
derclothes, for, in case Of o railroad
wreck, the better appearance you mako
in your underwear the better your
chance of being flshed out of the debris
andwell icarea'ior. Your ability to pay
for services rendered win be judged by
your apparel, and since top clothes arc
very much alike in these days. the un-
derwear will suggest the bank account.
This idea has not occurred to many
people, but there is no patent on it
and when YOU arc about to set out on a
journey It may DO well enough to make
allthe necessary provisions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
More Reason for an Extra Session,

1t looks as if the Republican silver
difficulty would be left to a Democratic
Congress and a Democratic President
for settlement. II this be the case,
there will exist another strong reason
for an early extra session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

LOOKING to the Worlds Fair, more
important than Sunday opening is
quarantine closing, Take a fresh grip,
Chicago, and help along tho national
quarantine measure.
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II Mr.. william L. Wilson is to DO the
all.powerful one with the next admins
tsation what was the use Of the boys
combining to leave Mr.. Wilson out OF
the senate?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

1rhas been thought that the city re-
assessment made a deep impression on
the Taxpayers OF Wheeling, how deep
will be seen by the result OF next
Thursday's election, ..,.
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VIZ arc all subjcct to pain occasion.
ally and II 10 well 10 have a good llnl.
ineut In tho house, such as Salvation
OIL. % cohts.
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SINCE Mrs. Hearst and Senator Taulk-
ner agree that they have no thought Of
marrying each other, it seems idle for
the ready writers to keep on telling Of
tho eternal fitness Of the match which
is not to DO struck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

BUSINESS men recognize the need OF a
national bankrupt law. Theb now
before Congress, known as the Torrey
bill, is carefully matured measure en-
dorsed by the commercial bodies Of the
country. Congress should find time to
passit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

IT is reassuring to learn that 5000
British women have already joined the
anti-crinoline league and there is good
prospect that theswelling tide will roll
on. The outlook would be still better
If the prince and princess Of Wales had
not declined to identify themselves
with the movement. Perhaps the
prince thinks he would look well in
hoops.
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WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the time to mako your arrangements
iortho Worlds Falr Parties visiting ChicaHoo
can secure superior private boarding NJ ~
Calumet avenue. Tho location Is the finest u
the city for Worlds Fair puTposea ono block
from Illinois Central r0hd that tlkC you 70
either Of tho four 0ntrancOS tot tho grounds. Same
distance from cable road, and three blocks from
elevated road. II IL tho finest residence portion
Of the city. Tho advantages arc many rs com
parod to tho immediate victnityoi the wOrtdl
FAT Tor Jackson ParlE), where everything i Of
necessity crude, inOdo only for tho occasion, !,
PtlcCs vary according 10 size and location Of
room and flmbcr OF people OconDylng ihou.
Comfortably furnished anRrtm Onts In the annex
NJ somewhat reduced ratios.
Table nblndantly supplied With tho very best
the market Affords Meals quietly and promptly
served, For particulars apply to- -, ,,
J7I MRS II. W LIST, -,
ia7.TthAy No g25i Calumet Ave. Chicago: IL
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pnoBABLS nonOw.comor to the United
Slater ever achieved fame 90 rapidly o.
AIchbiAhop sAlolli has Yet thert are
ihouRht 70 DO AOLaOIol those % whom
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

THE man who cleans his pavement
deserves all the credit of a volunteer.
Nobody is compelled to contribute this
much to the public convenience. There
Is an ordinance on the aubiect, but 1t
sleeps "the sleep OF the just made per
fectu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

Tho practlcod hand q France 10 be.
loved to DO pulling wiros in Egypt with
inlont to dscOySiJohn Bull and to got
upa little row that may divert atten-
tion from the Panama scandal. The
gay French do mot spend oil their time
dancing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

CHAIRMAN GARTER fuyors permanent
Republican headquarters in New York.
Why not Wushihgton2 Tint 10 the
political center Of the country gr
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rnE unprecedented sale Of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup proyokos competition, but
the poopio cling to Dr.. Buii'B Cough
SYrnn.
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Jofrersonlnn sirnnllcltY.

Hero we have another specimen Of
Jeflersonian simplicity. Mr.. cambridge,
Of the beautiful and fertile county Of
Jefferson, was "all tore up" because the
house OF delegates is wasting n great
deal OF the peoples money for want OF a
journal page.
Judge Maxwell agreed that a journal
page would be a good addition to the
furnishing OF the house, always pro-
vided the page was tried and true
Republican.
With unanimity as surprising as it
was gratifying the house agreed to or
nament the Jeffersonian simplicity
with the Harrisonian amendment.
Then the Democrats, headed by the
gallant cambridge, assaulted the little
journal page in force and knocked him
out in one short round. an
What does all this mean2 Is there
no crying need OF a journal page, after
all?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

rirR young khOdive might repeat for
his daily consolation Dying, Egypt
dying II ho happon0 to know that
noetn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24
AGreat Preacher Dead.

Without warning comes the news of
the death Of Bishop Phillips Brooks, of
Boston. Scarcely a year has passed
since the elevation to tho bishopric OF
thisadmirable man and brilliant preach
OF. Very much was expected of him in
his administration oil the affairs Of his
diocese, and ho was justityins expecta.
ton.
He was an ornament to the Protestant
Episcopal church and to his country.
He was an orator OF rare power, man
ofhigh cultivation, Of broad sympathies,
OF winning manner and one OF the feat
ures OF Boston. He will BIO sadly missed
from the field in which he had labored
SO industriously and SO effectively.
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A CHICAGO offer Of $1,000 has been
made for the gallows on which tho four
colored men were recently hanged az
Chestertown, Maryland. The bodies
could be stolen for less than that and
would make much more catching side.
show exhibit. Is Chicago getting Slow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-24

IL wo could'telI in the morning what
kind OF weather we are going to have by
shutdown, it would be easy enough to
decide whether to wear aa ulster or q
linen duster.
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CHARLTON coRnBrr insists that ho has
the right to act If he wants to. You
have the right James, and ii you had
tho talent you would DO all right.
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