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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-04
pnINTING pREss



WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 3.-There is
prospect that in the near future
printing press will form a part Of the
clerical equipment of the capitol. 1t
wiIlin all probability be made neces-
sary by tho action OF the senate yester-
day in agreeing to the house resolution
providing for tho printing instead OF
tho writing OF enrolled and engrossed
bills. The American Congress has been
slow in introducing this innovation,
and some doubt is expressed now rs to
the expediency OF the proposed change.
Several senators have expressed the
opinion that it will be found imprac-
ticable to supply the large appropria-
ton bills which come in at the close of
sessions in printed form, and are OF
the opinion that the change will prove
inadvisable on this account. Senator
CoCkrell, who has taken an especial iS-
icrest in having the bills printed va
stead OF written, says he is assured that
the printing Office can set the type ana
print any OF these bills within four
hours after they are received. 1t is be-
lieved. however. that at such times a
small press and force OF printers will
be necessary in the capitol building.
The proposed change is considered
desirable by all, ii it can be made to
operate as desired. 1t is believed that
it will prevent many mistakes which
are now often made in the enrolment
OF bills, which is often done in great
haste towards the Cloge OF tho sessions.
Senator German stated, wien the
resolution was under discussion, that
many items had been omitted in appro-
priation bills and some added by the
clerks because OF the disadvantages
under which they labored in preparing
the bills. The same mistakes arc OF
printed, but as each senator and men,
Der can have copy before him us he
cannot now have the mistakes are more
liable to detection. The Congress OF
the United States is one Of the last leg
islativo bodies in the world to use type
instead Of the pen in preparing bills at
this stage. The English Parliament
made the change over forty years ago.
Some reminiscent interest attaches 20
the change because OF the fact that
during his service in the senate Charles
Sumner advocated it, and the last reso-
luton ever introduced by him in the
senate was one directing the committee
on enrolled bills to investigate and re-
port upon the expediency OF printing
enrolled and engrossed bills. His reso-
luton was introduced on February 20,
1874, only short while before Mr..
Summers death.
The question has never heretofore
been agitated to any great length in
Congress. The change goes into effect
at the beginning of the regular session
OF this Congress, December 4 next
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How to Toll n Good whlsIOy.

How many people can tell good
whiskey from an inferior one? Can
your Ii you can, then you already
know the merits OF Klein's Silver Age,
Duuucsne and Bear Creek Ryes, and il
you cannot. then you must be governed
by tho testimonials OF physicians, super
intendents OF hospitals and connois-
seurs, who all unite in declaring that
the WHISTLES bottled by Max Klein OF
Allegheny, Pa, are absolutely pure, old
and mellow. A reliable sttmulant in
the house at this time OF tho year is an
absolute necessity, and why not get the
best in the country? Send for catalogue
OF liquors to Max Klein. Allegheny, Pa
These WHISTLES are for sale by Wheel
ing Drug Co. at regular prices.
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Marriage.

Married persons or young men con.
templating marriage, aware OF physical
weakness, loss Of provocative powers,
impotency or any other disqualifica-
tions, speedily relieved. Those who
place themselves under the care of Drs.
France and Ottman may conGde in their
honor as gentlemen and confidently rely
on theirskiIlas physicians. Drs. France
and Gilman have acquired worldwide
reputation and have had many years
experience in hospital and private prac-
tice. There is no subject that requires
so much study and experience rs the
treatment and cure OF chronic diseases.
The astounding success and remarkable
cures performed by them are duo to the
long study of tine constitution of man
and the cure of diseases by natural rem
edies. Let those given up by others
call for examination.
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IN THE SENATE.
It Agrees to Adjourn Tho Prize Winners
Bin Passes Finally.


w,.,,,,.,,n,,, ~ n NJ THO an.
""Sh'N".oN, ~ W. t'o'' o. : ~ up
pearance oil the senate presented no
unusual features this morning. The
attendance was small, both of senators
.,nd onoo.oto,s Soon of,o, tbo scno,o
anu sPeos"'o''' y''" ',''' '"' 'U .',
met Mr.. GocKrell, from the committee
on appropriations, reported iavorably
the house concurrent resolution provid.
ing for the adjournment OF Congress ut
) o'clock to-day, and asked for its pres
ent consideration.
Mr.. Coke Dem, Tex, y spoke in OPP.
position to the resolution. Congress
should not adjourn, he said, but should
continue in session and should proceed
in the transaction OF public business.
Mr.. Do!ph, rep, Ore, }, opposed an
adjournment at this time. .
MIR. Harris, Dem, Tenn.,), for tho
reasons expressed by Mr.. Coke, was OPP
posed to adjournment.
Mr.. Cockrell said nc concurred IN
what his distinguished colleagues. had
said, but it was not worth while TO
talk when it was known that quorums
could not be kept in the senate and
house for the transaction OF business
during the remainder OF this month.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 3.-Private
Secretary Thurber says there is no
foundation whatever for the report that
crank attempted to assassinate Pres
ident Cleveland to-day. The inquiry
made by the Associated Press reporter
was the first that he or anyone con.
nectcd with the white house had heard
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Wheeling BrIdre & Terminal RN.
Time Table No T., to ,aE1 cGec, 1901 q, N,
SUNDAY, sGp,ember ls)s

Time Table No T. to take cdec' ll:ll q, III,
SUNDAY September ls)t
Leave Wheeling -f6:ID $500 500 tJaj,3llfl)
M, el:II -5:t5. tl.l. $500 p, M,
Leave Peuinsula-i535 1870 $500 tJ.jl, slliG
o. IG. ESQ, '"iAl' 4 ~ E''uY' T. ll. 800 .-
Arrive Terminal lguc4nu-ti5s tS.lG sSlI
HO.O3. gll:iiu NJ 2:is, j:32, ii:ij, sJ:ls p m.
Leave Terminal Juuclon-i7;2l, s3;0l, a. m,
eI!.4O. E2;8D ;3.5a ti:Oi tjai. 81 sJ:lip. n.
leave Mar'ins Fcrry-fI:2s sJJ7, am 'l2;ij
s2.as sl;O5, ill0 tj:9 t5:3t, 1859 p N.
Leave Peninsula 1854, si.li, Ain, 'l2:jl, -:lD.
ian. ti:li, tj:25 tSas, 1905 p IA
Arrive Whueing-FaO, zg.2j o. m. 'l2:jI
so.j3, AN. fi.E. f5:Sl isH5 slOIi p. m.
oDally tDaily except sunday. Sundays only
An trains will run on Eastern Time
l.E rAuSSIG, SUPERINTENDENT
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We desire to say to our citizens that
for years We have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery forconsumption,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica Salvc and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
MS well, or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. Logan Drug Company,
Druggists.
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LONDON, Nov. S.-A despatch to the
Daily Ners from Cadiz says that fleet
of eighteen British warships has been
gathered at Gibraltar in anticipation
it is presumed OF a combined move
ment OF the ships OF France, Russia and
Spain towards T0ngier.
1t is also reported that French and
Russia squadrons intend to proceed i'm
mediately to Tangier and join number
of Spanish vessels there.
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formerly of New York, now of The
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request OF many
friends and patients. has decided to
visit Bridgeport. Sherman House, Tues
day, November 7, Belaire, Windsor Ho-
tel, Thursday. November 8. ConHuIta-
ton and examination free and strictly
confidential, from a. m. to 6p. NJ, one
day only.
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SIS W. Cay St, one blocl; north OF
State House, Columbus, Ohio. In
corporatCd 1886. Capital $4,000.
DIS. FRANCE and oTTatAN, Of New York, the
eminent Specialists, OF account of their large
Practice In Ohio, have established the Franco
Medical Institute, where all diseases wall be sue
Ccssfully treated OIL the most Scientific ITii'
Cgcs. The Institute has for its Faculty a
corps Of recognized specialists, each eminent
mills profession. Their long,cNpericncG in the
largest hospitals in the world enables thea L!
successfully treat ali formsof Chronic. Nervous ani
Pf.,alr Diseases also Diseases Of the Eyennd Ear.
IMPORTANT TO LhOiES-DRs, FRANC! and
OrTAfNE, after years Of experience, have qia'
covered the greatest cure known for all dis
eases peculiar to the sex. FcmalcdiscaScs pos
iuvcly cured by the new remedy, Olive ulosscm.
The cure is effected by home treatment. In
tirely harmless and easily applied. Consultation
and Correspondence Free and Strictly Confidential
They have attained the most wonderful sue
cess in the, treatment Of CatarTh Stomach, KID
nGy Bladder, Nervous, Chronic ard Special Diseases
Of men and women, DRS. FRANCE and OFT.
iih';, after years of experience, have perfected
the most iutallibc method Of curing vital
Drain in Urine, Nocturnal Losses, Impaired
Memory, Veal; Back: Melancholy, Want OF En-
Crgy, Premature Decline oftnC Manly Powers
practices Of youth, blghting the most radiant
hopes rendering marriage unhappy, annually
sweeping TO an uutmCly grave. thouSnndN OF
exalted talent and brilliant Intellect A Perfect
Restoration Guaranteed. Bring sample Of urine
for chcmica! and microscopical examination.
LS-Clscs and correspondence confidential.
Treatment sent c. o. d. to any Iarto the I: 3.
List of 40 questions free. Address, with
postage. Or. FRANCE Columbus. Ohio.
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Tic Goldon secret OF Long LIro.

Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacon's Celery
Cure is vegetable preparation and acts
as natural laxative, and is the great
est remedy ever discovered for the cure
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drag Company, sole agent,
and get a trial package free. Large
size soc.
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The present tax on manufactured to-
bacco, black tobacco, &C., including
cigars, is cents. 1t is proposed te
double thisto increase the duty by Sl6,-
100000. The tax on cigars, which is
now s., it is proposed to increase to 81,
which would add 100000 to the rev
enuo. In connection with this it is pro-
posed to reduce the import duty on to-
bacco used in the manufacture oil cigars
to encourage the manufacture in this
country and to increase the revenue by
increasing the importation. AS has
been said before, it is not proposed to
re.establsh any tax on sugar, but the
abolition OF the bounty would save tho
government Sl0,O00,OO0 a year, prac.
tically adding this much to the revenue,
IL is calculated that il these things are
done the nggegate increase OF revenue
will be SIC, 100000. and it is believed by
the Democrats that there would be Il
sufficient increase OF revenue resulting
IRON an increase on importItions ut
lower duties to raise this to near $780,
100000
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ro,mor-g ui Now York now OF THE FRANCE
vDlO\L AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co.
i,nnu, ohio. by request Of inuuy friends and
rIlsn, Inns decided 10 visit
Bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
November Z.
Bclajrc, Windsor Hotel, Thursday
November 3.
Consultation aud examination free and strict
y towlculial irom IA III. To p. H.. one day
IAr Doctor describes the different diseases
br,ror than the sick Gun themselves. Its won
urHlgIl for anyone To posses. Their dag
uu-unWuweE have created wonders Throughout;
The country.
Tu. Egrjrupnhic Treatment for all iorrps OF
}rnUr u.,ensgs aud the treatment Of Scminni
Wpu,na,, Los Of Manhood and Errors OF IOuih
J, rng0ruilud to be the most successful method
ever discovered us used b. Drs. France x Ott
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MRS wTNsLow's sooTliiSG SYRUP has been usec
for over tifIy years by millions OF mothers FOL
their children while teething with perfect sue
cess. II soOthes the child, soitens the gums, al
Laws all pain, cures wind collie. aud Is the best
remedy for Dlnrhpa. II will relieve the poo
little sufferer Immediately sold by druggist
IN every part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents {
bottle N sure and ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow'i
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind,
MWFIW
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THE TARIFF BILL.

What the Sub Committee Has Practically
Agreed Upon-How to Get More Rev
cnuc.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 8.-The
sub committee OF the ways and means
committee having in charge the tariff
bill have not yet reported their rough
draft to their associates, and until Con.
gress has adjourned they will probably
not do so. They are now going again
over the rough draft, which they COM
pleted several days ago, TO get it in
form to report to the majority OF the
committee. The policy OF the commit
teo in the matter OF duties is well estab-
Iished, their purpose being to make the
tariff as nearly as possible simple rev.
anuo tariff. In so doing they expect to
increase the revenues from customs, as
well as to greatly reduce duties all
along the line. All prohibitory duties
arc to be reduced to revenue point,
the FREQ list greatly enlarged and cut
made in nearly everything along the
line.
HOW TO INCREASE TIE REVENUE.
Tho question OF increasing the reve-
nue. is ono to which n good deal OF at
tention is being given, and a number OF
propositions for increasing the income
OF the government through the internal
revenue taxes are under consideration.
The proposed increased tax on beer APP
pears to be popular one among the
Democrats in the house.
It is estimated that the present tax OF
81 ON barrel OF beer amounts to about
one.lifth OF cent glass, and it Is cal
culated an increase Of 81 barrel, which
would make the tax two-ffths OF q cent
per glass, would not affect the retail
selling price OF the drink and the tax
of 50 n barrel would not be more than
half the tax on the alcohol in the beer
and not on the bulk OF beer itself. An
income OF $32,OOO00O year is calcu-
lated on from this increase, il made.
Tho tax on whisky will probably be in.
creased ten cents. making it 81 instead
oil ninety cents, rs now. This increase
is recl;oned to increase the income Sl2,-
100000.
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WAsnryerov, D. c., Nov. 3.-The
President to-day signed the bill ex-
tending for six months the time in
which Chinese can register undeT the
GnnrY law.
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OF the rumor. The police were also ig,
norant of any such attetapt on the
Presidents life and they were confident
that the story was false.
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CHICAGO, Nov 3.-Cattc, receipts 5000 head;
Shipments 1000 head; market steady best
steers IS 5Oa5 50: mediums 81 O0a5 25; Others
81 5Oa4 So Texans 81 5Oa2 20. Hogs, receipts
1900 head shipments 5000 head market ac'
tive and higher: rough and common s. 0Oa6 %;
mixed aud packers 50 l9a6 30: prime heavy
81 35aG 5O prime light 81 Aj Sheep, receipts
5000 head: shipments .,OOl head; market steady;
top sheep s. 5Oai %; top lalqbs 81 coal 90.
EAST Liberty, Pa, Nov. Seattle. receipts
GOO head; shipments $40 head: market nothing
doing, all through COasigments. Hogs, receipts
1900 head; shipments 900 head; market for
hogs active; oil grades 50 2Oaj ~. Prospects
favorable for Monday Sheep, receipts 800 head;
shipments 700 head; market slow and I'M
changed.
G 20; receipts 5000 head; shipments g,SyO head.
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NEW YoRK, Nov 3-Pig iron dull: American
SII5O Copper steady: lake 50 70. Lead steady;
domestic 81 32% Tin steady; s!ralghts SO TO-
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New York, Nov 3-BusineSs Is by no means
juS,iiying the expectations OF the trade, which
has been looking for revival OF activity follow
ing the repeal OF the sherman law and the I'M
certainty regarding what Congress may DO be-
fore its iInai Gdjournmuut The trade Il IS now
apparent Is mucn more afraid OF thrill tinker
Ing than 1t ever was OF the silver question. The
recent bulllsh oyGrtures seen IN the cotton
market and the talk Of higher prices for raw ma.
frmcr as matter OF sympathy but any prospect
for higher prices docs not Influence buyers 10
anticipate their wants, so widespread is the fear
Of un(ricndly legislation. Prints and printed
fabrics are firm and shade higher without nc
tiyity. Ginghams and woven wash fabrics
suitable for the spring trade, arc attracting
m mr.. attention
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
AIarISets.

MARKETS..
New YoRE, Nov 3,-MoneY on call easvat l55a
2per cent; last loan III per cent; closed offered
at ~ per cent. Primo mercantile paper j97 per
cent Sterling exchange steady at u slHl oi'
Sales were 3Ol. 100 shnFcs.
The volume OF business on the stock exchange
has been steadily decreasing during the week
nndto-days transactions We're the lightest since
Saturday last. The market, too, seems 10 DO
niuiu lnnSiug into the hands OF the traders, ana
the denlings are characterized by that irfegu'
llrity which marks the movement OF the purely
professional speculative element To-day there
Wero spurts OF activity and the upward move
mCnt was made simply for the purpose OF getting
fresh starting points for new attacks upon values.
London buying orders were quito heavy al me
opening American securities weto higher on
the London stock exchange The operators lor
u decline were more numerous than the Ouycts,
and they used the few points on their side OF the
account TO the best advantage. u was reporleu
that the ways and means committee oil the mousse
had decided to reduce the duty on sugar, and
this was used as a lever 10 move the shares OF
the American Sugar Refining Company down
"a per cent, during which process large mum,
Der of shnrcs changed hands. shortly after Il
o'clock the pressure to sell vas removed, ana
partial recovery took place. the market con
iinuing fairly firm for perhaps an hour, then
new selling movement was organized, WhiCh'
however, was shortly met by some good ouylnB
which checked the reaction and introduced
firm tone into the dealings once more, bringing
about recovery which at the close had rcAcheu
lsallI percent The market closed trm' Dut az
prices lSa2A per cent below the closing hSuFes
Of yesterday.
Rlilrond bonds were irregular.
- u1tlu VNNf. hon. 40
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"A Pennsylvania Stations
TVgg2RRGyIV7Ri7 Iings.
~ Trains Run by Central Time.

Trcrur OFFICES AT PESEsYLyAgLN STATION o.
WATER ST. FOOr or ELEvENrii ST, NIEAtlh0,
AT MClURE HOUSE, WHEELI3sd, AND Al TIE
PESiSRYIyASIA STATION. iHfpgEp0nT.
ec,-rur.rs-. s,vsrrtr-.n 30 iIlstlrn RnIrrE.r
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CrSotHSATI, O., Nov, SECTION quiet ant
steady; middling SC.
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on CRY, PA. Nov. 3-Opencd 73c; highest
7S5sc; lowest 13c: closed 7Slsc; sales 2.OOJ
barrels: shipments $3.50 barrels; runs GG,gl2
barrels.
New YoRK. Nov. 3,-Pennsylvan!a steady;
closed at 73c bid,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. s.-Nolhlng doing 70]lc
hid
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Trains No IS aud IS have Sleeper between
Wheeling and chicago,
j. f TERRY. Gen. Freight & Prss Agent
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From Pittsburgh, lU:2j u m. Nnd6:5o p. m and
I9:IU a. M, daily and 1915 Pc IN, cEccptSunday
and lU:i5 a. m, SUNDAY only
pyrpDt SUNDAY
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DR. OTTMAN,

80 Mopry Hnquired OF Irresponsible Par
tie, to Commence Treatment.
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Wool.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival aud departure Of trains on and after
August 7. 1873 EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE
MARKS: 'Dutlv; tSundur excepted; MONDAY
excepted: Saturday cVcCutcd Sunday only:
Saturday only. Eastern Standard Time
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was indicative Of good tssts on the part Of
the hosts and particularly Of the gentle
men charged with the duty Of making the
arransementa The preparations, simple
- they were. had 70 b left uncomp pleted
In defsrsnce 70 the wishes Of Mr..
and MrA Stevenson, but the social
attentions and the grand reception o.
corded them By the citi1sns In the A4mory
at night were Of the most hospitable, dig
nifisd and earnest character. The day
Vas exceptionally auspicious. and the
beauttes Of the Sound country we're shown
In some OF their most pleasing aspects.
During the afternoon Mount Rainier.
the wonder Of ali Who - it
for the first time, took on that
ethereal appearance which n in such
marked contrast 70 it, rugged grandeur Of
the winter months. At times IL fioated in .
ssa Of clouds. seeming to belong moro to
sky than earth; and the visitors enjoyed Il
- one Of the grandsss sights OF their
journey.
The visitors spent ThurSday at victoria,
returning at night 10 Tacoma, whss6 shsy
arrived early in the morning. During the
few minutes they stayed there the ladies
found rest In walking mp and down the
wharf, while the men went mp town for
few minutes. George Haxsard was the
only Democrat Of prominence 10 meet
them. He escorted Mr.. Stevenson 70 the
postofics and presented him TO Postmaster
Case, and later they took . car for the
wharf where Mayor Ronald, Of Seattle,
received him in advance Of the Seattle r.
ception committee.
When they reached Tacoma, they were ~.
ceived by . portion Of the reception commifs
tee consisting OF Mayor J. 7. Ronald. Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Mstcalfe. Mr.. and MrA J. 4.