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Tho South May Help Out.

Tho silver fanatics give the assur-
ance that before the silver act can be
repealed their side will have to have
the promise of something decidedly
moro radical, that is to say, Of some
thing very much worse. If they were
not crazy they might be reasoned with.
Tho hope OF the country is that they
will DO able to muster much less
strength than they think they have.
The south has howled for free silver
but is not welded to it. Anything that
promises "moro money" will satisfy the
south as we'll as free silver. Leaders in
that section have said that their people
would be satisfied with state bank money
and take their chances on its value.
Since tho Democratic party is COM
mitted to this policy it may DO that it
will serve to make rent in tho ranks
OF the silver men, and SO serious one
as to cripple them for mischievous &c
ton. A worse thing might happen, un-
desirable as state bank currency il.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

The completion of the monument Of
Alexander III, Stephens is due to the
energy OF woman, Miss Mary A. II,
Gay. Since the death OF her iance in
tho confederate army during the war
she has devoted herself to the preserya-
ton OF confederate memorials.
Major Susie Smith is an OFFICER in the
salvation army. She is also Vassar
girl She was converted from state Of
cultured agnosticsm to belief in the
tenets OF the salvatlonists some nine
years ago.-New York World.
DR.. Julia Washburn, OF Lexington,
KY, is in charge oil a bureau in tho
Kentucky state medical society, and
will deliver the public address this year
at the meeting OF that body in DanyIIle,
on "Women IN Medicine"
A geological party from Stanford uni
versity, California, under charge OF
Prof. j. P, Smith, of the miueralogy de-
partment is TO make survey OF the
McCloud river valley this summer
The late Henry Rosenberg, of Gal
weston, who was born in Switzerland,
bequeated $50, 900 for the erection OF an
appropriate memorial in honor OF the
heroes OF tho Texas revolution.
Mrs. Burnett's photographed book,
"The One Know the Best OF ALI, " will
not be issued in book form until the
autumn, when it will appear with many
Illustrations by II, B. Burch.
Mascagni, theyoung Italian composer,
- -, tntk nj
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS;
Editorial ROOmS",,4ai. COuntInE I'oOm-,n,4lc.
GLre GtteIligenrer.
WHEELING, JUNE o, 1903.
Over in Ohio.

II you arc looking for some good,
solid horse sense what's the matter
with tho Republicans OF Ohio? They
know good man and a winner when
they see him, This time his other
hume is William Mckinley.
If Mckinley cannot DO elected gov
ernor of Ohio on the Republican ticket
nobody could be. He knocked out our
friends the enemy once, aud he is in
splendid training to do it again. 1t
makes no difference who may be the
standard bearer against him, McKin-
ley will keep right on being governor
for another term. After that-who
knows2
Tho Republicans of this country know
him and love him. They have had
abundant proof Of his ability, rock
ribbed honesty and unseldsh patriot
Ism, They know that he has put away
from him presidential nomination.
They know that he would run like
scared deer, and they know that after
the running tho time for scare would
be over and he would settle down in
the white house to give the country an
honest and courageous administration.
There is nothing untried or unknown
about Mckinley, except the extent of
sacrifice he is capable OF making for
honor and duty.
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AMONG THE LOCKERS.

Husband-Let US go to the concert,
my dear; l understand that there are
some beautiful love songs on tho pro-
gramme. Wife-All right. 1fyou wish
to refresh your memory by Listening to
love songs l certainly have no objec-
tion.-Erchange.
Father-Now, my con, consider the
folly OF going away from home. Sup
pose you should 90 into the city, how
could you secure q jobP son-Easy
enough; Pdg go straight to the wholesale
jobbers and get one.-Kdte Fields Wash
ington.
New pastor-"Did you hear your
father say how he liked my sermon
Yesterday" Little Johnny-"He said
it was too short" "Well, l declare"
eyes, sir. Pop hates to be walked up
out Of a sound sleep."-Good Ne,cs,
in short, X. is a great parsonage.
Suppose l address him My honored
masterT" Nonsense; a scamp like
thatp "say. what would you put?" II
should simply writo My dear col.
league. "-L' Jourlalpotr Tous
"Who makes the laws, father" "Onr
legislators, my son." "Well, then, what
are the lawyers iorP' "They are
created, my 10Y, to explain to the legis-
lators the meaning Of their laws.
Boston Gazette.
Merchant Ito applicant)- "Do you
think you know enoughto assist me in
theoflice?" Boy--"Knowenoughl Why,
l left my last place because the boss
said know more than he did."-SOciety
Journal.
Visitor to Armory-I notice your cap
tain has his company well drilled in
conference.-the. Corporal-Yes; you
see he's q foor.walker in dry goods
store. - YonkcrS Stdtesman.
Chipinone-I understand Solomon
Isaacs died suddenly. What was the
cause2 Ukerdek-Some one told him
his life insurance would expire next
day. Vogue.
Brown-Mrs. ]. appears to DO in
Censed against her laundryman, Jones
Yes; you see he ironed her skirt plain
and rullled her temper-BinJhanIton
Letter.
It's Newlywed man that heeds tho
dictates OF his Conscienco?" Some.
what, but not 10 the extent he heeds
those OF his wiie."-RoclieStcr Chronicle.
smith-I've written a poem on the
crinoline. Jones-Thats right. 1t de-
serves it.-Erchlngs.
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air without going fur from LondOa. 30
that it Is pretty evident that no thiRks
the session will last nell into August.
The sap OF the COW tree, as its name
implies, resembles milk both in look
and taste, and is very wholesome and
nourishing Tho tree grows in Venezu-
ella, and frequently attains a height of
100 to l25 feet.
What is generally believed to DO the
Oldest pear tree in New England Is on
farm at Danvers, Mass The tree was
planted in 1880 Over a bushel Of fruit
was harvested from the tree last year.
In an effort to cope with tho rabbit
pest in New South Wales G32 miles OF
rabbit proof fencing have been erected
at cost Of S225,00O, and 404 miles OF
similar fencing are building.
Professor Dolbear says that a power
iul search light could project beam
to Mars in four minutes, which could
be seen and responded to ii they have
the apparatus that We have,
In cemetery adjoining a small town
in Vermont tbere is tombstone bear
ing this legend: Sacred to the memory
OF three twins"
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ALuclty Blundcr.

II is odd and highly interesting that
the laundering appointment Of u comp
trollor of the treasury-a man who had
not been thought OF for the place and
whose name was sent in by mistake
turns out thus far to be about the best
the President has made. Mr.. Eckols is
showing real horse sense and aptitude
for the duties Of his important position.
With all due respect to the President
wc desire to suggest that 1t might have
been better IL he had made all of his
appointments in this carolOss way. He
might have gotta square peg in cvCry
square hole.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

AT tho international sanitary confer
ference held last March In Dresden, tho
representatives OF ton nations signed IN
agreement by which the governments
arc bound to make public announce.
mont Of tho appearance OF cholera in
any place under their Jurisdiction, with
statistics OF mortality. Amongt tho Coun.
tries whose representatives signed this
paper are Germany, Franco aud Russia.
The keen Norwegian explorer. DR..
Manson, who 10 soon to start OH another
expedition TO tho North Pole, has boon
preparing himself for coming hardships
by sleeping rs often as possible during
tho winter In tent on his place near
Chrlstlana Several nombors Of his OK.
petition have underworld 10 harden
themselves by sleeping nights In tho
open air with only wolf skins rs
coverings.
Tho pope has awarded a gold modal
10 n Scotch Protestant author, Professor
Ramsay, OF Aberdeen university, aud
ordered his book entitled "rho Church
IN tho Roman Empire Before l70 A..
d." to DO placed III tho reference libra.
~ In tho vatican.
Thosonnto Committoo on immigration
discovers that tho ltnllnns In the United
Statou send home s20,0O0,0O0 n ycnr.
Mr. Gladstono Inns taken u house Mt
Brighton for three months, In order
that ho may got rest and u change OF
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EdwIn Ronthls Pntriotlam.

From the moment when Wilkes
Booths pistol shot laid low the beloved
Lincoln until now there have been those
who regarded Edwin Booth as open to
suspicion. Although it was known
that he was in no way connected with
the crime aud was generally believed to
have had no previous knowledge Of the
intentions OF the conspirators, it was
fek that his natural sympathy would
DO with his assassin brother, This feel
ing may have been strengthened by the
fact Of his southern birth,
Edwin Booth aid not talk 10 the world
on this subject, and so great part of
the world has misjudged him. For
tunately there is in existence letter
from him acknowledging the receipt Of
letter from his manager in relation to
the great tragedy in Washington.
This letter is reprinted in another
column. 1t tells af the misery and des-
olation OF the young,actor then already
far advanced in the popular esteem,
breathos a tender lament for the great
President SO foully murdered, and con-
cludes with a sentiment which might
well be carved on his tombstone as an
epitaph of modest and sterling patri-
OF; "Whatever calamity may befall me
or rhine, my country, one and indivisi-
bio, has my warmest devotion"
Add to the noble sentiment of this
letter the fact now brought out that the
only vote OF his lie was polled for Lin
coin, aud we can understand where this
southern.born man stood in the great
conflict and how the depths of his soul
were broken up by the shadow that had
fallen on his country and so near to his
own Threshold,
Booth was SO sensitive on the subject
that no money could induce him to APP
pear in Washington alter the assassina-
ton. He was offered sums almost
fabulous, with the assurance OF popu.
lar ovation. But Washington was a
bitter memory and he would not go.
The world has sung tho praises OF
Edwin Booth the actor; let it bow its
head reverently at the tomb Of Edwin
Booth the patriot.
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lluslncss and tho rnrlG

Ohio Republicans arc for protection
as strongly as thcy were before last
yoar's defeat Thousands OF Democrats
arc beginning to think that thor glo.
rious victory was a gigantic mistake,
and moro will think 30 before tho Dom.
ocratic party gOtu through with the tariff
and tho finances.
II tho country could have assurance
that the tarlH lie not to DO pulled down
10 tho British revenue basis many an
industry which now languishos for lack
Of confidence in tho future would re-
vivC aud DO as prosperous as 1t was DO.
ioro tho Democratic triumph Of last
November
Tho fear that for once In It's lifo the
Democratic party may keep pledge
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TILE sHERMAN AOT.
Gen. Tracey Says Itwnl Be Repealed-A
Canvass by the Administration.

Gen. Tracey Says 1t WIN Be Repealed-A
Canvass by the Administration.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June San even
ing paper has tho following; Gen.
Tracey, Of Albany, who is one OF the
most conspicuous Of the anti'silyer
leaders in Congress, and who isregarded
as one of the strongest friends OF the
administration OH the floor Of the house,
saw the President to-day. He did not
stay long but he will have lengthy
conference with Mr.. Cleveland before
leaving Washington. Gen. Tracey says
that the Sherman law will BIO repealed
at tho coming session without the pas
sage OF any substitute measure or the
adoption Of any compromises with the
free silver men,
The simple proposition to repeal this
law will have u large majority, he says,
in the house, and there are torty'nve
votes for it in the senate. He believed
that there would be strength enough to,
vote down any attempt on the part OF
the silver men 10 secure the substitu'
ton Of the old Bland act or any other
measure reducing the amount OF MONTH
" purchases OF silver. and he also gave
it as his opinion that the proposed re-
peal OF the 10 per cent tax on the circu-
iation OF state banks would lail OF pas
sage.
His statement develops the fact that
a thorough canvass OF the members OF
the house has been made by the admin
istration leaders and that a radical
change OF sentiment has been found.
General Tracy's presence In town is
thought to be mainly for the purpose OF
reporting to the President.
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Special Dtpateh 10 he hteIlgsRcer.
RAvESswooD, W. Va, June S-John
Lytle, seventeen-year-old son Of Capt.
U. Lyle, of this place, while attempt
ing to board moving R., S. & G. rail.
way train, backing down to the water
tank, fell under the trucks of the coach
and had both legs cut of, from the eff
fects OF which he died three hours
afterward. No blame whatever Is at
tached to the railroad employees.
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ABurning Question.

Boslon J0lrnlI IRtp,l
Senator Lodge is being much praised
by some OF our Democratic contemporq-
ries for the earneatness with which he
is promoting the movement for the re-
peal Of the silver purcase act. A few
months hence, when the fight in Con-
gress is on in earnest, 1t ls ten TO one
that these same newspapers will be
accusing Mr.. Lodge OF Embarrassing
the administration. The silver ques-
ton is hot one for the Democracy to
touch.
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ptctal Dipatch 70 Tie Inttllidcnocr.

HUNTINGTON, W, VA, June Son
Raccoon creek, this county, last even
ing, George Mays and David Massie,
farmers, had some difficulty over q
piece Of land. A fight followed, and
Mays struck Massie on the head with a
club, producing what is thought to be a
fracture of the skull. Massie is dying,
il ia said.
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u. s o. Sunday Excursions.

Commencing Sunday May 2s. and
continuing every Sunday thereafter
until further notice, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion ticketst to Pittsburgh and return
at rate of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa,
aud return at 81, good returning Sunday
only. Trains leave Wheeling at sos
and 1920 q. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at 400 and $3.50 p. m.
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New YOrk.TImes (NugJ
II the officers OF overy bank and
banking house throughout the land
should make it their business to see
that the member Of Congress from their
district was personally informed OF the
views Of these business men, we are
confident that a majority, and a large
majority, for the repeal OF the law OF
1890 would be found in both houses OF
Congress.
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THERE's whole passed. of people
that would BIO glad to see the wife OF
William Mckinley holding things level
In the family part OF the white house.
William would take care Of things in
the other part.
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srr. Norton Astod to Resign.
Dispdtch 70 nc lntcNiqcneeF.

WASHINGTON, D. o., juno S.-sec.
rotary Carlisle to-day requested the 70.
signation of Edward S. Norton, former
Iy OF Wheeling, chief OF division in the
second comptroller's Office, treasury de-
partment. Mr.. Norton was appointed
under Harrison'a administration on tho
recommendation Of Gen. Nathan Golf:
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aMVEIa1D aHD oosGlEss
Fsraag lgIth tlls sasuatasA.

Pk1adsRlsa 1aqEi7T tRgRl
All summer long there must be q
period OF uncertainty. What will Con-
gress do? No one can tell. Is It any
more likely to repeal the silver bill in
September than now? Will it accept
the lesson2 The silver states are as
aggressive as ever. They have learned
nothing. They still demand free coin
age. Win another three months OF de-
lay produce reversal Of judgment?
The President is toying with the
situation. He is taking fearful risks,
That extra session should be called at
once.
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Rocked on tho Crest of the Wave,

The laudsman tourist or commercial traveller
speedily begins and not only begins, but CON
tinucs, to feel the extreme OF human misery dur
ing his transit across the tenpestuous Atlantic:
But II, with wise presclence, he has provided
himself with asupply Of Hostetters Stomach
Ditters, his pangs arc promptly Iniugated. aud
then cease ere tho good ship again drops her
anchor. This Is worth knowing, and thousands
OF our 'y1chtsmen, summer 'Voyagers, tourists
and business men do know IT.
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vERAduA might have made few ap-
proprate remarks to the Columbus con.
vention. 1t would have been pleas
ing innovation and would have thrown
into the proceedings dash Of the spice
OF variety.
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Thn Peonln,. ResponsLblIltN.

NelO York World Dem.)
The President enjoins the people to
"take up tho subject for themselves and
arrive at their own conclusions" Hav-
ing reached the conclusion, let them
make their will known to their con
gressmen.
1t is the business Of representatives to
represent the people.
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! Stewart MlIllgan and others. !

Va In Chnncory
Stewart Millisan and others.
By virtue OF Ia decree entered In said Court ia
the above entitled cause on tho 28d day OF May
1893 the, undersigned special commissioner will
sell at public auction. on what Is known Us tho
William Mllligan farm. two and one.hAli miles
southeast OF Roney's Point, In Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1898,
commencing at 10 o'Clock u, m.. the following
described real estate. situated In the district OF
Trladelphla. Ohio county. West virginia, and
bounded Us follows: beginning at q black wal
nut, hickory and white oak; thence south go
east l6S poles to Spanish oak by branch;
thence south 7O' east 100 poles to black oak in
the original line; thence south 25' east % pOei
to u dogwood and ash; thence north 7S' Wostl@
poles to white oak; thence north lS' west "
poles 70 o red oak; thenoe north 80 west lB
poles TO q sugar tree; thence north o. west rs
poles TO tho place OF beginning, and containing
one hundred and thirty.one HcFes, more or less
Terms OF S4LE:-0ne.thitd OF the purchase
money Gosh in hand aud US much more Us the
purchaser may elect TO pRy, aud the balance In
two equal annual tnstallments Of one and two
years with interest from day OF sale, the pnr.
chaser giving his notes with good personal secu'
rity for the deferred payments, interest on the
second deferred installment to be paid annually.
Title 70 said property to DO retained until ~
paid for. W. NJ. DUNLAP,
Special COmmissiOnCk
That bond with security US required by Inv
and the decree Of said court has been given By
said special commissioner Is hereby certified
this Sth day OF June. 1893.
ieg JOHN w. MITCHELL, CLERK
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For a general family cathartic We con-
recommend Hoops PILLS. 9
Take tho baltimore s ohio to chicago.

Excursion tickets now on sale via
the Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novein.
Der B, 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastorn time, ut $500 a. IN. and l;25 p.
III. daily, and at $500 p. m, crcept Sun
dGn For sleering car accommodations
and other information enquire OF BalLi.
moro & Ohio agents.
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WEsr VIRGINIA Republicans would
take pleasure in swimming tho divide
to vote for Mckinley. They won't be
needed, but they would like to have a
hand In the victory just tho same.
Ohio needn't think she owns all of
William Mckinley.
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IT is very desirable that organizations
intending to take part in the Columbi-
an Fourth OF July street demonstration
shall SO signify promptly to Secretary
Dinger, in order that Chief Marshal
Rolf may lay his plane accordingly
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Tho Fourth ofJuly.

Last nights meeting marked decided
progress for the Fourth of July celebra-
ton. Practical work was done and still
more laid out to cover all the details OF
the demonstration. More money is
needed, and the response to the efforts
already made is safe guarantee OF more
to come. Very few will|aut to be un-
represented on this roll OF honor.
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Irisof peculiar interest to learn from
Edwin Booths own pen tn at, great an
actor as he was, he was not in love with
the stage and though: he could do
friend no better service to persuade
him to devote his attention to some
other way Of getting living.
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GOVERNOR Mckinney jams the javelin
into President Cleveland and breaks it
off short when he suggests that if the
President looks to Congress to relieve
the financial strain he should have been
prompt to call that body in extra ses-
sion. II Congress can do it, why wait
three months longer? This is what
the irreverent call corker.
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covers the country as with a pan
Every obseryant man knows this To be
true, though no Democratic politician
will admit it in public.
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Springfield Republican tIldl
With all due respect to the judgment
OF President Cleveland, may 1t not be
said that il the financial situation calls
for a special session of Congress at any
time, y calls for such a session now2
Nobody is going to learn anything more
about the money question by keeping
him for three months longer hot with
suspense as to what the future, moneta.
ry policy Of the country is to be
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The injunction against the opening
Of the Worlds Fair on Sunday is grant
cd, but the ingenuity Of the lawyers OF
the management is not exhausted and
the fair may be open next Sunday as it
has been for the past two Sundays.
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l,noi,lon,. Arnloa E,lyo.

Tho best aalvD in tho world for cuts,
bruises, Boros, ulcorsc salt rheun, foyer
sores, letter, chopped hands, chilblains,
COrns and all skin pruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
tits guaranteed to give perfect Batistac.
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
box For sale by Logan Drug Co
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"Drnce Up

is tantalizing admouition to those
who ut this season feel all tired out,
weak without appetite and discouraged.
But tho way in which Hoods Sarsap1-
rilla builds up the tired frame and gives
good appetite Is really wonderful. SO
we aay, "rako Hoods and 1t will brace
you up"