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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-11

Gbe GttelIigettrer.
WHEELING, JULY IL, 1903.
Tho Projected Railway

Tho request Of the railroad from over
tho river to BIO lot into Wheeling raises
question of business between the pro-
jectora OF the road and tho council rep
resenting the city. The people OF
Wheeling want all the facilities for
transportation they can get. They
want this particular facility.
It is no evidence OF hostility, but on
the contrary reasonable business pre-
caution, to insist that the city shall give
to the details Of the proposition as
much careful consideration Us individ'
uala would give to matter Of private
businesb.
The dropping OF the East Wheeling
part Of the project takes from 1t much
Of its merit, Council may be able to
induce the syndicate to restore that
part OF the projected line. Council
should further inquire whether cor
tain features Of the loop which seem OBJ
jectionable may not DO removed.
The time to begin and the time with
in which the road must be completed
should be specified, SO that the apecif-
cation will hold. and the limit should
not be greater than is reasonable in
view Of the work to DO done, Finally,
the franchise should run no longer than
the franchise granted over the river
which is twenty-five years.
These points properly guarded, the
road should have chance to come in.
if it desires TO come in, and council
should give it welcome for the whole
city.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. Lewis Rice, OF Frederick, Md,
has collected enough money to place q
moro imposing monument upon tho
grave OF Francis Scott Key, author of
"Thc Star Spanglod Banner" than the
fiat marble slab that now marks it in
Mount olivet cemetery, Georgetown
New York Times.
Rev. DR.. Thurber, pastor OF the Amor.
lean church in Paris, sailed from New
York Saturday on the French steam
ship Bourgogne,
Tho McKim architectural tellowships
OF $1,000 ouch have been awarded by
tho faculty of Columbia College, Now
York, to Messrs. George o. Totten, IT,,
A. NJ, and William l. Thorne, PHI. b.
Queen Elizaboth's prayer book, which
was printed in 1547, was recently sold
among d collection Of curios. II ID
bound In gold and cnamolod, and was
worn by the queen attached to q gold
chain depending from her girdle,
Miss Emily Louise Gerry, OF Now
Haven, who has Just been elected re-
gent Of tho Society Of tho Daughters Of
The Revolution, IL the last living child
OF u signcr OF tho Declaration Of 1nde.
pOndOnCe. Mail and Express
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Pension Reform Extraordinary

No good citizen wants one fraudulent
pensioner carried on the rolls. A
fraudulent pension is robbery. When
the interior department can show fraud
the pension should be stopped and the
guilty punished.
Secretary Hoke Smith is going about
it in another way. He assumes that
something is wrong and strikes the
pensioner from the rolls. In Pitts.
burgh about two hundred and fifty
pensioners have been notified that
their pensions arc to be stopped. The
g. A. II. mon, who know these pen
sipners, say that every one of them is
entitled to llid pension under the law.
Ono is particularly hard case James
Orsmond enlisted in 1861. AT Shiloh an
oyd was shut out Recovering from
the wound Ne resumed his place in the
ranke and served to the end Of the war.
I.ator, as often happens in these cases,
Orsmondlost the sightof tho secondeyo.
ae was on tho pension rolls, and he is
among those stricken of 1fthe seCre-
4 tary Of tbs interior has u right to do this
under the law it will DO surprise to
tho country.
A fairer way to reduce, or to try to
reduce, the number OF pensionorswohld
BIO to try first tho question OF fraud,
not to put these men to the trouble and
expense OF trying to got themselves ro-
stored to the rolls. Another way would
DO to go at It boldly and wipe out all
pensions regardless OF merit. Mr.. Hoko
Smiths way could not well DO moro un-
fair 1t Is beloved to be unlawful as
we'll. Tho pensioners aud their friends
will DO heard from.
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MORNING SMILES.

II don't think this lady would suit
mo, because | have mndo up my mind
novor 10 marry woman who plays the
piano." "0h, II that's all vol needn't
worry yourself, becausu, though sho
docs play tho piano, sho doesn't know
ono tnno from another, aud 30 sho only
goes Sttum, struLn, strum all day long"
-SchaiE.
Tho McNRb treated tho family to a
fantasia on tho bagpipe, and whom no
Ind concluded ho looked around with
honest pride and remarked! "Eh, mon,
but that's vnra doeiOCultW rs itT
said tho 0'l'laherty, ''Bs jAbbors, Oi
wish II had boon imposslGlO"--ItrdS
SBlinga
Dinkie-tts strange thing TO mo
how q short man always wants tall
girl. Dunklo --llumph It's II strange
thing to mo how u shOrtinan wants any
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Arc your eyes weak aud wRtery2 Doyou SEQ
floating spots before them at times2
Do you have pain oYeE your eyes Or sense
OF tullneEs across the front OF the head
Ifyour hearing dull AMI detectiYeY DO you
have roaring, ringing or buz1ing aonnN IN
your ears at times2
Does your nose stopup at times one slde or
stance almost constantly
When yOug go to bedat night have you dihicul'
~ IN going to sleepi After you arc lsleep 90
you have unpleasant dreams! ON awakening
do you feel unTelreshedH
IN the morning do you have difficulty IN clear,
ing your throat2 does your throat fee! dry ana
parchedY Do you have q sense Of tpllheSs III
the throat2
no you haysa dry, hacking coughY Do you
have cough that prevents your going 70 sleep
al mighty DO you have cough that causes you
70 wake up at highland thus disturb your fs'
Do you have feeling at times as though you
were about to faint aud feel as though you tnusI
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girl. I'm blamed ii ] do when I'm
short Buffalo Courier.
"Poor Jinks; but after all he is better
off," Better of? Why, no you mean
to say he is deadP" 20, no, no only
tried to ride Texas mustang, and
every greenhorn who tries that is bet
ter oG"-7eras Strings,
Chief OF Police (examining applicant
for position as detecliye)-Do you know
what Is meant by felonyP Applicant
Yes, sir. A felony is a man with Q
sore thumb. Chicago lribune
"Please, ma'am, give some money to
u orphan?' Here's quarter. Ia your
father dead, little boy2" "No, ma'am
the moneys for me fodderi he's a
orphan. "-ChicagO Record.
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Roxnl Scandal.

A London cablo to tho Now York
Times explains some Of the mysterious
backing aud filling that attended tho
doiugs leading up to the marriage Of
Prince George and Princess May.
George had vito and two children,
tho vito tho daughter Of a naval ofliCor
Of high rank. There was a possibility
that this affair would prevent tho royal
marriage.
George being royal, this was not II
marriage at all, but morRunatic mar.
rlaEcs have been wInkOd at in England
ann George iSuuppOsodt to hayO thought
tllat ono eye might DO closed OH his
afTir Tho death OF his brother tho
ilrst botrothod Of Princess May, brought
him too near tho throne for that, 10
that lis marriage with tho daughter OF
the British naval olllCor Of high rank IL
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ATruIy Great Man.

Ii Hoke Smith had not been great
man he could not have broken into
President Cleveland's cabinet. 1t re-
NAMED for Hoke himself to tell the
world how really aud truly great he is.
Note how modestly no gives away his
life's secret:
Hokc Smith, of Atlanta, Ga, secretary OF the
interior, was born In Newton, N. c., September
., 1855; was educated by his father DR.. II. II.
Smith; was admitted to the bar at Atlanta, Gu,
when seventeen years old and began ut once
the practice OF law; after being admitted to the
bur devoted himself TO the study OF law, caro-
fully reading all the decisions of the supreme
court OF tho United States, the decisions OF the
supreme court OF Georgia aud the leading text
books: did not wait for u case to study tho law
applicable TO II, but studied law to be roady for
any cnse In which no might DO employed; pre-
ferred the practice Of law to office, aud never
held political office until appointed secretary
OF the Interior by President Cleveland, and en-
tered upon tho duties oil the Office March z,
1898,
From which it will DO observed that
Hoke began early to be great. Only a
great man can get to the bar-that is,
the legal bar, before he begins the study
OF law. Hoke began his studies alter
wards. And no did not wait to read up
on his cases, but read up in advance for
all possible cases and was ready to take
them on the fly.
Hoko Is great as well rs fat.
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Toothnnhe and Love.

ToothRche and Lowell Ice cream and
boiled CabbageI The improbability OF
tho one association is about as striking
as Of the other,
; Sentiment, soft looks and the furnace
like signs OF the tender swain can no
more BIO associated with the jumping
nerve OF a diseased molar than the
odOriferous and pungent vegetable with
the refreshing aud palate'plessing SUM
mer solace,
Ice cream and love dwell together in
cupid'a bower, but no one can imagine
q raging toothache blowing the divine
spark into the sacred flame OF love.
But there are conditions and condi'
tions, and the cause and effect in this
instance will be seen to have been a
natural sequence,
The story is that OF young man In
Connecticut, who, during the moon
light wooing Of his sweetheart, con-
tracted very prosalc cold, which even
tually settled its distinguished atten-
ton on q vulnerable molar, Notwith-
standing the shooting pains he was
suffering with, he called on the young
lady, and she, with artful sympathy,
prepared mustard plaster for the of
Tending tooth. But even the tender
glances and soft touches OF the persona
fed pharmacopia OF love, allied with
the mustard, could not assuage the
pain, and then the practical young man
vowed no would so to o dentist, and
asked the fair maid ii she would &C.
company him. She consented, and it
was on the way to the remedy Of last
resort that love triumphed over pain
and he proposed-and was accepted.
Now comes the vital point in tooth.
ache wooing. Instead OF going to the
dentists the loving and impatient
pair stopped ut minister's, and were
welded. Presto! What wonders cannot
love work! Immediately after the
ceremony the rebellioua molar capitu-
lated, pain had fed with marriage, and
instead Of driving to the dentist the
couple drove home to begin their honey
moon, the groom vowing to hold on to
a tooth that had been the means OF his
happiness.
Here are two effects of toothache-
marriage aud cure. Tho lesson is OBJ
vious to any amorous swain suffering in
like manner. Don't go to a dentist,
but to your lady love, gain your hearts
desire and-save the tooth.
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Cheap Excursion to tho Worlds Fair via
u, 8 o. II. Il.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad an.
nounces u cheap excursion from Wheel
ing and intermediate points TO Chicago
OH Wednesday, July II. The train
will leave Wheeling at $3.50 p. m. The
round trip ratio from Wheeling will DO
$ll, with proportionate low rates from
other stations. Tickets will DO good
for return journey for ten days, inClud-
ins dRy OF sale,
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AFTER TnIRTY YEARS
1t is Believed That a Murderer Has Beer
Identified,

Identified,
ELMlRA, N, Y, July l0.-Aiter .
search OF thirty years Chief Little be-
lieves he has located the murderer o.
two guards in the Union prison camp
located here during the war In 1858 .
young man who had enlisted in New
York was stationed in the camp, He
gave his name as Stewart. For drunk
enness he was confined in the guard
house. One night he invited his guards
to drink liquor which he had obtained,
The liquor contained poison, and both
guards soon fell into a stupor from
which they never recovered, Young
Stewart then endeavored to escape. but
was detected. He was given trial by q
court martial, found guilty Of murder
and sentenced to die by hanging. lie
was transferred to the county Jail and
held there, to await the date OF his exc
cution.
In the meantime great effort was
brought to bear to secure the young
mans pardon. His mother went to see
AEunlhpAt LluGOAh' Rho BpNV ASN
name as Shear. The young man on
tho night before the day for his hang
ing escaped from the jail and was
never captured. In July. 1901, Leroy
Charming Shear passed o forged check
N this city, but got away before the
forgery was discovered. He finally
turned up in tho Albany penitentiary,
where no is serving a term Of two
years for grand larceny, having been
sentenced from Albany under the
namo OF Mallory.
Chief Little began an investigation Of
the criminal records. He is now con.
WINGED that Shear, the forger, and
young Stewart, the soldier murderer Of
1868, are one and tho same person. This
belief is strengthened by Shear's hor-
ror OF coming to Elmira.- He will be
released from the Albany prison August
10, and will then be brought here on
tho charge OF forgery, when his past
record will BIO diligently searched.
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THE VIKING SHIP.
1t Arrives ut milwaukee and is Royal!
Received.

Received.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July lo.-Thc
scenes incident to the reception of the
Spanish caravels last week were re.
peated To-Day when the Viking ship
entered the harbor and moved up the
river to tho same dock at which the
caravels were moored. AS soon as the
Viking ship reached the dock a process.
sion composed OF Scandinavian socie-
ties took up its march for Juneau Park
aud halted at the statue OF Left Ericsson,
where stand had been erected for the
speakers. Prof. Rasmus b. Andersen,
late minister to Denmark, aud Prof.
Olson, Of the state university, spoke in
Norwegian, and English speeches were
also mado by Governor Peck, Mayor
Koch and John Thorsen.
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Thn Cl,Innnn Hnrrnr.

Nothing could add to tho horror OF
tho moro telling OF the story that comes
from Chicas3. Tho bragg arcmen who
aaCendod to tho top Of the building to
save it from destruction had not the
least chance for their lives, They stood
overy a fiery furnace which had only
to break through the sholl that covered
IT to bring tho poor fellows iacc to face
with fate tho most pitiablc
No record is recalled OF such loss oil
litO by flrcmOn in any ono fro in this
country Tho disaster is simply stag.
reriug.
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grasp something for support Does your vision
become disturbed and everything grow DARK be-
fore your ewes al such tilnes2
Doyou have night swcats or hemoIrhagGS. OF
hot and cold flashes over your body, or chills or
creepy feelings running up your backH DO you
have weakness 9s though yUu had been work
ing very hard and wanted TO rest and cannot get
Do you have depressed feeling after eating.
ora bloated.up feeling In the stomach2 Do you
helch up sour taste IN the mouth or nave 9
very sick feeling at the stomach or heartburn
DO you feel as though what you had eaten was
lying like lead In pour stOInRch2
Do y1u have feeling Of oppression around
the heart Do you have a. hCrtneSs OF breath on
going up stairs quickly? Do you have smother.
Ing Gttaiks2 Do you have at times feelings US
though your heart was encompassed by some
thing and 1t could not move and then suddenly
find FACILITATING furiouSly2
II so, then you have Gatarrh In one Of Us many
forms. These are but fOw OF the. many sylnp.
toms thnt denote TO this skillful physician that
you are suffering from c9tarh, Ifthey are your
symptoms, do not delay longer, but place your
selt under the caro- OF physician who makes 2
speciality oisuch diseases and DO cured before II
has taken such a hold ouyou that twill DO 100
late 70 secure relief
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ConlIloneo ILelurnIng.


A0E""'Vfe Hew"'
The fact that gold has begun to come
in considerably strengthened market in
New York and Baltimore, which had
already been improved by tho an.
nouncement OF the early extra s0rS'on,
and the payment OF July interests 4, ,
dividends. The financial situation =
now more satisfactory than for some
time past, and there il every reason to
believe that the worst is over.
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sherman LAW Not ResponsIDle.

4IUTIT0TW 4UaT'
BY the time that Congress COTS fairly
to work it will BIO seen that the gold
imports are sufficient to make any
frightover the Sherman law ridiculous,
Indeed US we have said Before the great
hue and cry raised over that act Is en-
tirely uncalled for so far as it Affects
our gold supply. In four months end
ing July !, 1891, we imported SIS, $1,000
OF gold and the Sherman law was pur-
chasing silver then as rapidly as now,
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INC lIoney % ClyilIsallon.

In the days Of Greek prosperity the
ratio OF gold and silver was ! to IS, and
the supply OF both in the classic world
was bountilul, as compared with the
scarcity which prevailed in Europe
when the Santa Maria set sail. 1t may
be laid down as broad general fact that
civilization, with its divers arts, flour.
ishes in proportion to the volume Of
hard money Ia circulation.
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WHEN you eco something about tho
Borden mystery in those days you may
DO sure thOro ia nothing in it Tho
murderer Of tho BordenS was much
smarter than tho police ut q time when
smartnoSs counted for something. lIO
may turn UP through dOathbOd con.
iesslon, but this will DO no viudlcation
Of tho picturesque stupidity Of tho
police.
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IT is unfortunate that there came SO
near being u religious riot in Montreal,
more fortunate still that there was no
riot. And are these Christians who arc
SO ready to fall foul OF each other with
incorporate language and murderous
blowa2 Save the markI
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a Prodigy of statesmanship.

Senator Berry, of Arkansas, says that
he has voted three times for free silver,
and that no Is not in the habit of
changing his mind. What a prodigy OF
craftsmanship we have, to be sure, in
this Arkansas senator, who was born so
wise that he never makes a mistake nor
has occasion to alter his viewsI Posi-.
bly,, however. he was not born at all,
but issued, like Minerva, from tho
teeming brain Of Jupiter, chock full OF
political and financial wisdom.
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READ THIS.
If These Symptoms Fit Your Case
Then You Have CataErh,

Catarrh Attacks All Mucous Membranes
II AffOOts the Ears Eyes, Nose, Throat,
Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, stomach, Bow
els, Kidneys, Bladdsr-the Whole AIu-
Gous Tract-Cure Diseases of These Or
sans by Removing the Cause.
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HENRY scuoENnALs, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co., st. Joseph, Mo-,
uses DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil with his
men for sprains, cuts, bruises, Chapped
hands, etc. 1t is the best. nav
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the minta and treasury offices during
the week ending July s, 1898, WIS $780,
240, for the corresponding period OF
1892, SAL, 1895. The shipment OF frac-
tional silver coins from the lat to the
18th aggregated Sl02, 729,
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WHOLESALE drug houses buying cor.
tain preparations made in Germany
have been notified that hereafter they
must pay in gold, Tho silver producers
will donounce'this as more evidence OF
the conspiracy against silver But the
denunciation will not be legal tender
for the foreign preparations aforesaid.
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WHEN tho world changes Its mind 1t
may do for silver what tho silver pro-
duCorS want tho United States to keep
on trying to do Tho cold logic Of cir.
cumstancos has shown that this coun.
try cannot by itself hold up tho worlds
silver product. Uncle Sam has sprainod
his back In tho attompt.
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THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
No state Bank Money Wanted.
DE.L..a.,,J yAEy,.,,l.I

No State Hank MONEY WApIeu'
Richmond DtspaieA
The federal government must not
only be at the back OF every Rreenback
and bank note, but the people must
know it is there, State legislation is
unequal to the occasion, though II IS,
of course, possible for national legisla-
ton so to supplement state legislation
as to give to the latter a value which
it could not possibly have ii unsup-
ported by the former.
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as though it had not been, and his
children are without a father.
Tho barbarous law which permits
royalty to sport with tho family rela-
ton, the foundation Of society, may one
Ofthese days drive a self-respecting
people to oyerturn somebody's throne.
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Tue Ohio Democrats will find some
body to take their gubernatorial nOmi'
nation. Somebody will be willing to
do the martyr act.
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On Sunday, July 2, tho Cleveland, 10.
rain & Wheeling railroad will change
time.
No. 3s, with sleeper, will leave Whcol-
ing at lao p, m, Central Standard time.
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WASHINGTON, d. o., July iO-T'ho
issue Of standard silver dollars from
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THE lato Justice BlatchfOrd was fond
OF gathering old almanacs. What a
fund OF ovor.ripo Jokes hO must have
laid up.
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Agrand street paradO At . o'clock IA. XXX ..a5a
ing, Horse nnd Bicycle Races. Al ihyttt BID.
Will close ON the above date Vt 8 u, ~ I,II,ja
lug stands will b. IN uhnrgc Of comIelyLI, ,.i,,i
Music by tho Opera House and Mel7lgt Vpy
bands for parade and concert music h"' ''
tors SLring Baud for dancing
ERACTSs d,
FirSl-'rrOtting aud Pacing lace- ~
lnt ST.. second n, milo heats two y all
secOnd--llali Milo Running liRcc ~, lW ="
Purse eiOi first $40, second slli Two W sssI
Thlfd-A rnCo between L q Mulloi ',l "A
hOr,O OF John MOGannOn iOr q puT War
butchers Of $50, thOwlnl0r 70 tsg hI! ,HIId
mons horse II TO run hall mile wllln N'''
runs four hundred and seventy yhtuN M
FOurth--TwO bicycle llnUos QUO "Iir
dash aud tho other ono hall inilc la,u. ,,r
uold Medals. Two prllOs 80 to wy Wl.g5t9
the two milo dash aud OpflEetu NN' N'"'
tho Oilc'hnli mile dash. .t
CALF KILLING CONTE7l ID.
In white linen suits, for the best iiut al,' iII
est work. Purse slj lnt 81 ,utuNN iFI
s. three to start, u. II, MolloE bM ''''"
lions. .,,tfI
LAMB KILLING for boys unlorc,l 0'' W.
OF ago For best time and nunle'i No'I
$40; ilrut $40. second e., ....lIEl
Admission 10 NrOnhdS iOC urnnd SUI"
NO CHARGES FOR VEHICLE
lyltIThasli.nul,l ,gawygG -
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ILLINOIS is willing to trade its govern
or for bad cent. It couldn't be worse
than the odor Altgeld has got him
self in.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENrs

II osT-BETWEEN THE PoST0v'
~ FICE and Wheeling Park. TWENTY-FIVE h.,
lan. Finder will bo rewarded by leaving Nh !,
office. MY