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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
IN Approeial Iyo LegIslator.

Charleston Gaseie
Fully appreciating Hthe power.ct the
press" the drama Of that name, pre-
sented at abe Burlew Opera House last
night, afforded Mr. Stewart w. Walker,
OF Berkeley county, an opportunity TO
show the representatives Of the press
how much he though OF them and their
work, and twas not allowed to pass un-
noticed. The press representatives were
the guests Of Mr.. Walker at o box party
followed by a banquet. Two boxes at
the theatre were filled, and a Jolly party
it was. After the performance the
crowd met at the Schwartz cafe, where
an elegant banquet awaited them, and
was hastily despatched, mingled with a
continuous toast, responses TO which
came alternately from every side Of the
table. II was an elegant affair and to
Mr.. Walker the Representatives are In
debted for ono Of the happiest events
,ofthe season, The banquet will ever
be recalled by those who participated
,asIamong the happiest occurrences OF
the memorable session OF the legislature
OF '03. The guests OF Mr., Walker were:
Hon. William A. 0hley, secretary Of
state; o. L. Haean, state librarian Hon.
DIV. Gall, Philpipi Plaindedler Hon.
u. I. Smith, Fairmont Inde1; I'll. W
Ankle, Wheeling Register George A.
Huntington, Wheeling lErELIia NICER |
Roy 3. N ylor, Wheeling Nsits; Silas q.
Crouch Tptst !tirDiaia Nelps Bureau; John
o. Neale, Charleston Star Tribune, and
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il A. : D. t
Tho streetcar company is preparing
to operate its line with,new men. The
ISrELr1aRNcEE regrets that there has
been a break between the company and
itstnen, but soitis. The company dis
charged two employees and the others
refused to work. The company declares
its purpose to run its cars. The strik-
ers are represented as saying that they
are in for a fight. Yesterday a party Of
men, said to be strikers, interfered with
AGAR and drove a conductor from it.
Itisbad to get started wrong in these
matters. Ifan employer and his en-
ployes cannot get along il is the right
oieither sideto dissolve relations with
the other and go about its business.
The laborers may seek new employers,
the employers newlaborera. The right
oieach TO pursue his way unmolested
iahis right lliye; society can permit
no interference with il.
10 admit interference as a right
would be- to allow lawless force to tri-
umph as it might until 1t encountereda
stronger. This would be the dissolu-
ton Of organized society which is the
only protection the weak have against
the strong. ii society we're to be shiy-
cred to pieces in this way it would
iornsagain with the rich and powerful
on top
1.-THE men can win against tho street
car company, all right; but while they
are engaged in the contest let them be
very careful MOTTO ttansgresa the law.
whht would BIO q serious blunder that
would lose them friends.
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rhn wintnr l,nnn Trnnlr.

The race.track gamblers Of New Jer-
soy own that state. Encouraged by
their examplea descent is about to be
made on the Indiana legislature to see
what business may be done therein the
interest Of Roby, a winter racing course
near Chicago. A bill has been intro
duced in tine Indiana legislature to pro-
.hibitwintor racing, and the gamblers
are on hand with money. These winter
races bear not the slightest resemblance
to the legitimate races which come in
the racing season. In the inelegant
language Of the sports, they are skin
games from beginning to end. Besides
that they are brutal.
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REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
n FOR MAYOR,
D.F CALDWELL
CITY CLERK,
CHARLES J. SCHUYLER
8 CITY sER0EANT
THos y. BENNETT.
wHARF MASTER,
JOHN R MARSH.
Mnst Re sonrnd.

Our old friends Of the German-Amer-
lean Cleveland Union OF Wheeling come
tcthe front again, This time it is in
behalf Of the whole Democratic ticket
to be voted for to-day. A German cir
cular, signed by the executive commit
tee, urges every German TO vote the
straight Democratic ticket. This is the
way the Cleveland Union feels about II
and thisis the bad advice it gives
The INrEIIIaENcER finds great pleas
ufe in being ableto assure the Demo
cratic politicians whcrun the Cleveland
Union that they cannot marshal all the
German-American hosts Of Wheeling
iorthe straight Democratic ticket, nor
can they vote all the German Ameri-
can D that way.
II happenssthat among the German
American Democrats OF Wheeling are
some OF the most thoughtful Of our
citizens, men who see the drift Of things
and are not willing that things shall
continue to driitin that direction. They
VIII 90 to the polls to-day and vote, not
"a Germans not as Democrats, but for
thebest interests Of the community OF
which they are a very solid part
The circular OF the Cleveland Union
carrier withit no weightthan any
other Democratic scheme. Is anybody
getiing scatedY
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RlIIoRIAL GRIsH
oaIy { Isp,s Blossom

chicago Ilifr 0aua IGRl
This Is "a reform Congress- and Il
proposes 70 rearrange the stars on the
nag. The bill proposes toscgtteT the M
or possibly 46, stars over 1.-THE field OF
blue, and TO further ornament the nag
with napansy.n The moTethosR patriots
let l'old glory" alone the better II Ia
good enough and needs no change, OK
cept 70 add the new stars, The men
who attempt to tamper with the old
flag will have to dodge the fool killer
the remaining days Of their lives.
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WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the time 10 mike your arrangement
for tho Worlds Fair Parties visiting Chlca,1
Calumet avenue. The location Is the finest 4
the city for World 4 Fair purposes Ono biloxi
from Illinois Central road that tako you u
either OF the four entrances 10 the gronndG sami
distance from cable road, and three blocks fFOa
elevated road. II ia tho finest residence portion
OF the city. The advantages are many as CON
pared 70 the immediate yiclnityof the Wotld'i
Fair Tor jackson Park where everything Is d
necessity crude, made only forthe occasion
Pricesyary according to size and location d
room aud number OF people occupying them
Comfortably furnished apartme nts IN the annet
at somewhat reduced rates.
Table abundantly supplied with the very bel
the market affords Meals quietly and promptly
served. For particulars apply 70, :,
MRS II. w. LIST,
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PERSONAL

The chief incidents h tho Journey
around lheworld begun 4 few DAYS AGO
by Atthduku Franz BetdiHand 81 Ans.
ifla, ptosumptivo hoif To tht throne,
ate 10 be commeiaOta.ed ihR book
The German OmptOia posSoaAoi d
imaehiIicaht reelection 81 llhoo ol M
kinds, which hai lately boon valued AZ
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pnbliahod ON behalf Of Hoods sarsapa.
rllla aren't reliable and as worthy your
confidence % II thoy catne from your
best and most trusted nolghbor They
state only the simple facts In regard 70
what Hoods eataaparilla has donc, al,
ways within truth and reason.
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oreanis.cd chariit,y,,.
.Iohn poyla olR0lIly apoal.s Ia Poodle


Hcorn OF u
MID ORGANIZED charity, lcrimpcd and iced,
IA tho name OF q uaullouA, Statistical Christ
These ate striking lines aud do
wellin poetry. The fact remains that
organized charity 10 charity in It's most
efficient form. This oil experience
proves. It6aim Ii to mako every dollar
doa hundred cents worth Of good for
the deserving needy, to weed out i'm.
9oalon and prevent their eating the
brcaaof thosudetlne poor
no diaband the organized charitloa Of
llieworldwodld DO set tho world back.
rhcpoor Who understand what organ.
isodthatity iiaouid bOtho last 10 throw
nl6noI at IL
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cuicAGo ptoGbytorians bog tho two
sides Of tho Presbyterian controversy
10 pull OF and agree to pull together
for good, Are ticrcauy rdspbnso8 In
the east?
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Wonld Like n Held.


L0RtspRlt Courier JouEHal tleNll s
his death leaves a Vacancy, which, II
President Harrison shall heed the eth
les and equitiea OF the situation, as we'll
as his own better inclination and iudg'
ment will not be filled until alter the
inauguration Of the new admlnistra'
tion.
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A wen Known Iuage nead.

FoaT Smith, AK, Jan. 25.- Judge
Alexander Walker, we'll known all over
the south, has just died at the residence
OF Nilsson in this city. Judge Walker
waslborn in Virginia, and was seventy
oneiyeara Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

ChcG7o LgteT'0 ceaHl tRepl
The charge that our able American
finaneiera could be bribet in the inter-
est Of the Panama canal by one or two
paltFy millions is not only libelous but
humiliatingto the last degree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
suggests that as Mr.. camdeniBso have
the honor Of serving out the unexpired
term Of Senator Kenna he give Mr..
Konna's widow the salary. The Charles
ton posteflcs Is talked Of for Mrs. Ken.
M. The West Virginia delegation Is
united In this behalf.
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ProbabIy FIN It.

PalsbaroA Commercial Gaseits (Rtpl
President Harrison has made three
appointments to! the supreme bench,
those Of Brewer, Brown and shiras, and
he viii probably I'LL tho present va
canCH sii'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

JunoE Corr 10 being talked Of in
Washington as q possible Oucccssor to
Justice Lamar. That would DO a pro.
motion to which the senate would
hardly rotuso 70 consent, tl's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

NEVER mind the politicians. This is
distinctly the peoples election o men
to transact their local business. Don't
vote ipr man whom you know 10 be
unworthy.
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Tho Police and Electric aiishaps,


Andrew Snyder killed by an electric
Hight wire in front Of the postofFice,
could have been saved II any Of the by
ISLANDERS had known what to do. No
blame, Of course, is TO be visited on
those who looked on, for they did not
know how 10 rescue him,
The wire was in contact with his
body, filling the poor fellow with its
deadly energy and pobody dared to
touch IT. The contact could have been
broken easily and saielyby throwing q
handkerchief around the5wire and pull
ing 1t away Policemen. were present.
but they knewpo more than any one
else what to do.
In view OF the rapid multiplying Of
electric wires Of all sorts, seeing that
they arc everywhere stretching in every
direction, likely to make trouble at any
time, the police should be instructed
what to do in case Of emergency, how to
handle the live wire with safety to
Themselves and how to care for an in,
iured person until medical help can be
had.
No doubt the physiclansot Wheeling
would be glad to give the police force a
simple course Of instruction either at
kaadnuawtara AZ at tho eitv hoanital
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Cnnnln AIn.t KnoolL.

FafElalloR Po9I IIndl
When Canada gets good and ready to
annex we will talk business with her,
but Uncle Sam cannot aaord to go into
the promoting game,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

Conbtipatlon, and ali troubles with
tho digestive organs aud tho liver, arc
cured BY Hoods Pills. Unequallod aG
d dinner pill. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

1T President Grant had made Charles
A. Dana collector OF the port Of New
York Mr.. Dana would not have been
abusing Rutherford B. Hayes all these
years. That srieyoua disappointment
was the turning point in MI Dana'a
political career 1t also disturbed hia
liver.
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Srr! Cieyeland aIIght Helm.

Perhaps Mr.. Cleveland could assist
the President to find q SUCCESSOR TO the
late Mr. Justice Lamar who would not
suffer from an excess OF senatorial copr-
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Nc y o a NnM nIsense.

Baltimore AWsttaqE{ Repl
Its limited by some irreyerent lay
mau that lung stoppage will soon sue
coed heart failure jnmedIcai circles.
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orc Moro Ilnfortnnnte.

NEW Yonx, Jan. 25. Margaret Foster
has died at Bellevue hospital from a
criminal operation. It's now believed
that her right name Is Margaret Foster
Cresswell and that she came from Hol.
lidaysb9rg, Pa,q B
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

Don ouixotlc Wolcott.
philadelphia Record tDan.l
The Immersion deepens that Wolcott
sis notRtruck on the Columbian stamps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

NewApArnas hto milking the point
that shctcia . great deal Of road i'm.
proyomont tax aud not much toAd ia.
rroyomonL The talk must come fret
rhepoopla must DO brought Up 10 tho
idca through d Campaign d oiuca.
llon, Fintwotda, thon action. Don't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

MtcH publicity has boon glven Toe report
that OS.phOyld6ht Hayes Voted Tor Nc. dove.
iAad. II Il incredible, -. UiicllaaS CoNniefetal
Gdifi'a ftiINM p MtNiHs I
1tiaalso abrutdly untrue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

voTE to-day for the best men and try
togctthe best city government you
can. There Be great need ola change,
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Chamborialn'n Collie. Chbieta aud plnr.
fhm libmpdr
fhaye sold and used IA my family ior
several years ChamherlainlB Collie, Chol.
eta aud piarfhmA Remedy and hdvu
found it one d tho most usbinhand eat.
ltiaetofy remedies / ever handled. %.
II. laWia Dfuegla6 Salt Lake City
Utah For aalo 7by dtagglsts' paw
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iret about the talk That isallfight,
One Of these, fine dayaYs shall dig our
selves out Of them
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~ ybu don't like what this Dono.
cratic couneli has dono vote ior d
ehhngo
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Iris time to change the city boards,
so that they may be overhauled. With
such council as the present one at
tho back Of them you can't see the in
side Of one Of them.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Toae Pi1gtei
have thlsday associated With mo In 90.
partnership, my son, Ralph A. Heyman and
the business heretofore conducted at 100 Main
street. under the firm name Of NJ Heymau, viii
hereafter be conducted under tho firm name 4,
M, Heyman 4 Son, Thanking the public ID,
pastiayon and soliciting continuance OF sans
lam, respectfully
iaas M, HEYMAN,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NAJANIEp-NURSE GIRL,-MIeS
y come ven recommended Apply Il Y
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TOR RENT OR SALES.--FUTURE
~ residence, two aud a half miles nom y,
motor lue LANCE HTnlnds, bearing fFuit ~.
we'll and ciaterp WGtaE Inquire al .iI N.
street .4ftl ~ i1S,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23
CROWN AND SCEPTER.

Peter the Great during infancy was sub
ject to nervous attacks which degenerated
into epilepsy One of his sons had halluci-
nations, another commissions.
Ont of 20 Irish kings who ruled between
A. d. and HE no fewer than 50 died vio-
lent death either in battle. by murder or
by thunderbolts {by the latter three were
slain.
Emperor Francis Joseph. whom his
Czech subjects want crowned at Prague as
king of Bohemia, has been twice crowned
already, AS emperor Of Austria and king of
Hungary.
Queen Victoria has not outlived the van
ity of her hands. Latest official prints
show jewel,d rings on her second and third
fingers and bangle chain bracelets on her
left wrist.
1.-The vaguboud Empress" Elizabeth OF
Austria, has been staying at Venice lately.
She may well be named "vagabond." for
after William Of Germany She Is the most
restless sovereign in Europe
Queen WilheImina OF Holland divides
her affections between her pigeons. who are
so tame that they will eat from nobody s
hand but hers, and very funny looking
and shaggy Shetland pony, which she
either rides or drives every day.
OF Attila, king OF the Huns. it Is said
that his body was placed in three collins
the first of gold, the second Of silver and
the third of iron. All Of his arms, the trap
pings of his horses and the thousands of
mementos which he had gathered on his
campaigns were buried with him.
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re BIDeE Or slels.
Il Was Dreaded More Than
Death.
They Who Crossed II Never Returned
to the Sunlight.
uhsi cssseeiisa Mas II With tAs Pressst
6sssfstisa,

The celebrated Bridge Of Signs has al
ways been looked upoa a. the acme Of suf-
fering and misery. With what Q feeling
OF horror ne think Of the thousands Of vic
tins who have crossed IL never TO return.
Bat there is another bridge almost a. old as
the world itself, sad which 10 a. prolific of
suffering today ~ in the early ages. There
is a bridge connecting health and disease
which hiss caused more sighs in the history
of the world than any structure built by the
hand Of man. II il subject for universal
sadness hen ve think hos many are daily
crossing this bridge. Can we return. or
mus, We leave the sunlight of health for
ever behind usf This is indead fearfuily
important question. This query interests
rs rs it interested young lady Of our &C.
qusintAnce named Miss Jessie Mcvey, who
resides in Irvington. Ind
Il had slways been rather robust and
we'll, = she said, until the last two or three
years, when il so happened that | overtaxed
my strength in trying TO do too much work.
had spell of nervous pfostration and
wss so weak all the time / could scarcely
get around.
II have also been troubled with rheuma-
ti.m more or less for & long time, which
grew worse after my nerves became weak.
OF morning would feel more tired than
when | went TO bed. and on going upstairs
would give clear out by the time reached
the top. and nv heart would tiutter and feel
as though il was up in my throat.
MY head also troubled me a great deal.
Ny face ouli flush up in a moment and
my eyes would burn and hurt and my head
sould feel as though it would burst; at the
$ ,me time my feet and hands would be cold.
I was also troubled with catarrh for several
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u ~ Bssxil, i The Hogen torpedo. This
gets IL psspsifisg force fron ~ vheei
pssviousiy spun up 10 . high revolving
spsed By turbine MOTOR sstschsd 70 >
lssnchiss tube. II haa proved very ssfis-
factory in ne teses fhaf have been given il /;
bot has yet to demonstrate iss effectiveness
IN sctual warfare.
The SiDs-Eaison torpedo. concerning
which naval e1perS have had 70 much TO say
Ia the last wear OF 20. will also be given,
in all probability. thorough test ia the
approaching battle I. IL fred from
the ship or from the shore by electricity
through . wire which anceils ~ the torpedo
advAnces. Those operating il are said to
have remarkable control Of irs direcsion,
and may even make il double On iss track.
Certainly this il very formidable array
Of destructive powers to be directed against
Admiral MeIlo and bis feet. and il remains
to be seen whether be will be able TO resist
their onslsughts. Should they be sufficient
to compass his defeat, the result could but
be hailed ~ triumph by all true friends Of
republican government.
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RAILWAY BUNDLES.

Six hundred freight cars daily pass
through the Grand Trunk tunnel at Port
Huron.
The Connecticut River road, which is
controlled by the Boston and Maine, has
chosen John Mulligan president a second
time
The great viaduct Of the Wilkesbarre and
Eastern railroad over Panther creek has
been completed. 1t is more than 1.600feet
long and le3 feet high.
A railroad il to be built to the summit Of
Whiteface mountain in the Adirondacks,
the height of which is $500 feet. The road
will be Is miles long, and will begin work
next spring.
The passerx ger cars Of the Southern Pa
cific running in the local to and from
Oakland are being equipped with screen
doors to prevent passengers from getting
onto the STEPS unless by permission of the
trainmen.
A new office car has been built at the
shops Of the Jacksonville, st. Augustine
and Indian River road FOR General Superin-
tendent Crawford. Il Is : combinatfon o.
6ce, sleeping room. tetlet rouln, dining
- - Klfehndu. sss'f assssA #
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THE JEWEL CASKET.

Large horn shaped vases Of silver have
basket shaped handles.
4 new tea strainer is spoon shaped with
double perforated bowls. The spoon with
the tea nclosed is placed in the cup and
the hot water poured on.
There is an undoubted fancy for pictur-
esque enamels. Enamel pictures and re.
productions are found in all sorts of bijou
terie boxes, Baskets and bonbon boxes.
There ar. many odd designs in watches,
such rs n cord Of gold inlaid with olivines
and a fringed ball of olivines at the end. in
which i the watch. There are also floral
watches.
A mounted lemon squeezer is the latest
imported novelty 1t is mounted on a sill
yer plated standard, works with q lever
and is high enough to allow pitcher OF
good size to be placed beneath.
Silver gilt is having the largest share OF
popularity. Queer shaped receptacles on
standards with handles on one side, are
used for all sorts of purposes. The orna-
ment is in low relief and has a curiously
interesting ripple effect.
Silver catchalls have been introduced
that in size are small enough for studs and
buttons and large enough for gloves and
handkerchiefs They are all alike in de
Sign, with perforated sides and ornamental
thumb pieces projecting at the quarter sec
tons Jewellers Circular.