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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-20
Fourth of July Flreworks.

Tho committee having in charge the
fireworks end OF the Columbian Fourth
OF July intends to give Wheeling the
finest display Of the kind ever seen in
this city. Tho materials will be here to
make it aud men who understand the
business will come to arrange and Get
it of.
A very important feature of this part
OF the programme is the place for the
display-where it may be seon by the
most people to the best advantage. The
first thought was to make the display
on one OF the hillsides, so that it might
be seen from almost every part OF the
city.
An expert has advised against this,
saying that hardly any expenditure OF
money would make a satisfactory dis
play on such a site. For the set pieces
the spectators should be brought with
in six hundred feet Of the display.
In the light of this counsel 1t was
thought that, all things considered, the
fair grounds would be the best place,
although no final decision was reached
by the committee, The fair association
declines to allow the grounds to be used
for this purpose, so that it becomes
necessary to look elsewhere.
Since this is to be a demonstration
for the people, and as the committed
desires to give the greatest possible
satisfaction and will DO glad to have
e~vorybody's suggestion, the 1%NrELLIdEN-
GER will give place to ideas IN the sub.
ject,
Think it over, put your thoughts in a
brief communication and send the com
munication to tho INrELLIGENcEe fol
publication. Come along quickly and
let the committee have the benefit OF as
many suggestions ms possible.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE
Against a Well Known Writ County Man.
United stateS Court.

Against u wen huoWH NHt S"NNsf ~
United stateS Court.
Special DtSpaich 70 he Intelligence.
P4RKERsBuRd, W, Va, June ia
rather interesting trial is being heard
before United States Commissioner
Tavenner for the violation Of the postal
laws. Charles Clayton, a prominent
aud highly respected citizen of Newark,
Writ county, is the defendant and. is
charged with sending a communication
OF q very obscene character through the
mails, directed to Mrs. Hattie Creel,
Clayton is the constable at Newark, and
has enjoyed the esteem OF everybody IN
that community, That the arrest caused
a wild sensation may be well imagined,
As is stated above, Clayton Ia we'll
thought OF, and his friends declare no
will be able to clear himself OF these
charges. Captain Mehen arrested Clay
ton yesterday and brought him to the
city.
Very little business was done in the
United States court to-day, as it did not
convene until afternoon. The first case
disposed Of was the United States
VS.. Thomas LAWNS, who was charged
with having bought a saloon and selling
whisky without a license. He pleaded
guilty, and was fined 500 and sent to
Jail for thirty days. His attorney was
his principal witness.
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The Battle of Ballots in Germany.

The Battle of Ballots in Germany.
The American mind does not take in
tho parties and subdivisions of parties
in German politics. Fortunately for
Outsiders who desire to understand
what is going on in Germany at this
critical time, the second balloting for
the imperial legislature will be on the
clearly and strongly drawn lines OF for
the army bill or against it, for the gov
eminent or against 1t.
For the time being the hodge podge
of parties will represent two hostile
camps, tho one bent on providing the
emperor with the army equipment
which no has so much at heart, tho
other determined that tho emperor
shall be taught that the German EN-.
pire Is greater than its sovereign.
OF all the confident predictions made
concerning the result the most proba-
bic is that by votes won in tho field aud
by subsequent tlnesse tho emperor will
get through his army bill, though not
necessarily in its original form, He
may have to ronccde something to 0L.
lies who will 60 with him because Of
their hatred or fear OF the social dom.
ocracy, not because they like the army
scheme or arO fond Of tho emperor and
his methods.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

One Of the great authorities on trot-
ting horses is ex-governor Morgan e..
Bulkeley, OF Connecticut, He is q
member OF tho congress OF the National
Trotting Association, and said to be
able to tell the sire, dam and record OF
all the principal performers OF the last
twenty years. -BahimOre NcsCa.
Van Leer Polk, the now consul gen.
eral Mt Calcutta, was for some time as
sociate editor Of the Nashville American.
He was a member Of the Tennessee sen.
alto, was educated in England and
France, and speaks several languages.
He is thirty.lve years old and unmar-
ried.-MaH and ErpyesS.
John Strange Winter, Mrs. Stan
nard) says: ~ have the best OF rea-
sons for knowing the result Of one hap
Ply marriage that has lasted now for u
good many years and which wal pro-
posed on the fourth dayafter the couple
met. 1t was my own"
George J.. Gould sailed for Europe
Saturday on tho steamship New York.
He was accompanied by his wife. Mr..
Gould expects to be gone from four to
six weeks, and his visit is undertake.
solely with u view to rest and pleasure
seeking.
Albert Smith, whose wife is the
poetesa, May Riley Smith, has a hand.
some residence uptown and u summer
residence in Colorado, where his wife
is now soiourning and composing
poems.-MeW York Commercial Advertiser.
Governor Northern, of Georgia,
spends all OF his spare time in the
summer in attendance upon school and
| college commandments, devoting his
energies to building up the common
school system Of his state.
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood draws a pen
sion OF $50 q month as the widow Of an
infantry chaplain, She is kept busy
now trying to secure pensions for other
claimants,
DR.. Eli Richard, Of Rochelle, France,
is said to have made the first model Of
the modern bicycle while he was 0
medical student in Paris.
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MANY DIFFERENT KINDS
And Stages of CatarFh Which Re-
ouire Treatment Specially Adap-
ted 70 Each Kind.
No Ono Remedy VIII Answer, but
Each Kind aud Stage Must DO
Treated Aocoring to the symptoms
Manifested In Each Case.

DIS. Copeland, Bell aud DavIShsye repeatedly
called the attention OF the public TO the many
different kinds aud stages OF cataFrh' the Symp'
toms characteristic OF each kiud and the meth,
cd Of treatment required In each form and
stage. They have also made the assertion thai
no zone remedy will apply, but that eaeh
kind must 10 treated according to the symptoms
manifested. The number OF cases coming uhleI
treatment each week who stale they haye tlheH
"this aud that advertised preparation NV
SnutIed this or that advertised lotion up Ihe
nostrIls for months for a ttma without receivihs
the least benefit, proves the tFuthtulneNS OF lllA
assertion, that each case must ba carefully con,
uidered aud u thorough, Systematic course oI
treaument mapped out suited TO e9ch tndlVllunI
case, and that what may be suited Tor one KIM
or stage may be injurious IN another
hFor instance. hypertTophlc catarrh (sWelillgSS
requires treatment directed 10 sOotlle Alld Absorb
the swelling, while the atroPhiC lthe opposite
OF hypertroplc) requires applications 20 cleanse
and heal the GxcaYuted and liberated suriace'
The moist catarTh requires medicines 70 clellst
the discharges aud bring them back to mel
normal condition, while dry calHrrh neeus
treatment intended To restore the natural So
oIetionS Tho ulCGrattve and toul'smelllne
Catarrh requires treatment 10 cleanse' purify
aud neutraiize the foul discharges.
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Hints for Hot weather

Never take n five cent drink when
your friends offers to treat at the soda
fountain.
Never allow to live the mar who
tells you that ico-cold lager is very
heating.
Never eat cumcumbers without sea-
soninG them With salt, pepper and vim
egar.
Never lie on your back unless you
are tired Of lying on your side.
Mover expect something for nothing
Cxceptin tho newspapers.
Never exert yourself to throw a ba'
mana peel in tho street.
Never buy q colOred shirt to match
your complexion.
Never run to catch a car unless you
arc in Il hurry.
Never drink hot tea or coffee unless
you want 1t.
Never drink anything but lots Of ice
water.
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GM gntdfgrner
wnEELING. JUNE 20, 1908.
Chiou,,o,s Great Social Light.

1t is something for q New York III.
thority to admit that Chicago has a So
cial light and that it is a truly great
one. For tho admission OF the fact and
description OF tho light tho world is
indebted to the New York Herald,
which gives Mr.. Hobart Chataeld
Chatfeld-T the benefit OF a por'
trait and two of its costly columns.
Mr.. Taylor, then not hyphenated
with C%hatdeld, inherited from his sue.
cessful father moro than u million good
American dollars. He was graduated
from Cornell, went to Europe, kept his
eyes open, became proficient in two or
three European languages aud the
accompanying manners, and returned
to his native Chicago in time to inherit
$25O,OOO from an uncle on condition of
adopting the upcle's name. Hence the
ChatGeld with the hyphen. The other
Chatfeld is present but not accounted
for.
Mr.. Chatleld- Taylor again showed
great presence OF mind by marrying the
daughter OF the wealthy ex-senator
Farewell, whose fortune came in the
dry goods way. All this was very well,
but Mr.. Chatfeld-T Taylor had ambition
to shine as a social light Ho invaded
the clubs and soon mastered them. He
set up for q leader and found a follow
ing.
His prominence was not u%ucontested
until he achieved the master stroke OF
having himself appointed Spanish con
sui in Chicago in view OF the approach
ing fair and the probability that a mem
Der OF the royal family Of Spain would
approach with 1t. So it happened that
when Eulalia dawned on Chicago Con-
sui Chatfeld-T aylo was ready to shine
by her side. He had horses and car
riages galore and they were at the ser.
vice Of the princess day and night, with
himself as master of ceremonies and q
very agreeable one at that, up on the
CONNIE il fdW and tho tout au fat, yet
ready to unbend and join her royal
highness in u stein and a Frankfurter
sausage in the German village when
that notion struck tho royal mind.
Since Eulalie'a visit tho social tri-
umph of Mr.. Chataeld Taylor has been
complete. There is no need of u Meal
lister in the city OF pork tonderloin and
enterprise. We may oven expect to
hear that New York has invited Mr..
ChatGeld-T Taylor to come hither and
teach its society how to be. 1t is u
worthy Columbian triumph for Chi
cago. 1t is gall aud bitterness for New
York.
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body who will be only too glad to re-
lieye him. South Carolina has a razor.
edged appetite for the spoils.
The Borden Case.

Ex-Governor Robinson, counsel for
Miss Borden, hit the nail square on the
head in hia opening remarks. Miss
Borden is not to be adjudged guilty be-
cause no other person has been found
on whom the atrocious crime eau be
fastened, and it was MOTTO be expected
that in order to clear heraelf she must
find the real criminal.
1t was worth while to say this to the
Jury and to say 1t with emphasis, for
from the beginning the police have
tried to place the young woman in just
that attitude. 1t is not the attitude in
which the law places an accused person
even when there is strong presumption
to back up the accusation.
Miss Borden was accused because the
police did not know who the criminal
was or where to look for him, and be-
cause she was supposed to have had the
opportunity and amotive. II, following
All accusation on these grounds, the
prosecution had come into court with
proof beyond a reasonable doubt, it
would have been the duty Of the jury
to convict,
II is reasonable to presume that Of
all who have read tho reports of tho
trial there is not one who thinks tho
woman's guilt has been established by
the evidence. There may be those who
think her guilty, and guilty she may
be, but civilization would revolt against
depriving of life or liberty or putting
the brand of tho murderer on anybody
who had not been SO proved to be.
The prosecution has not made out q
case against Lizzie Borden, and she ia
entitled to acquittal,
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postponcmcnt.

The manifold ills OF life are never
postponed OH account Of the weather.
Whatever the weather may be, tho un.
expected happens. In our most joyous
pleasures and sports evil turks, and we
arc sometimes suddenly crippled when
we are only conscious Of our full hoaltll
aud strength. Nothing Is moro annoy.
ing and more serious than n strain,
sprain or ugly bruiso. AS there Is no
postponemcnt OF pain In such cases,
always persistent and severe, there
ought to be no postponoment In procur!
ing tho best cure for 1t, which 1t,
jacobs Oil is known to be. Tho cure Is
magical.
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finally got SO sore inside the bones came
out Of II Iu little sllvers. Ny nose got
sore on tho outside at last; and was as red
as a beet, Ii hurt me so Icould hardly wlsh my
face. Ny upper lip was one solid Gcab OF sores;
poisoned by the discharge from my nostrilS, and
SO still could hardly eat.
II finally grew very deaf IN both ears, coniG
hear scarcely any, headaches over eyes aud back
| OF head, appetite lost. and what little ! did cat
hurt INV stomach. Bowels very costive, .Eheu'
matlsln so bad my knees swened up; lcould not
sloep with the pain; lost flesh rapidly; pains al
through chest, seemed as though thore were
cords drawn across my chest.
'Slnce taking q thorough course OF treatment
with Dr& Copeland, Boil and Davis l teel,lieo !, 2
different person altogether. Palms aud aches al
gone, nose, throat and lip well, sleep splendid,
good appetite and enjoy my meals and have
gained IN strength aud flesh l have never found
anything to give me SO much benefit aug nave
TO go 10 these physicians, for / believe that they
could euro them" 3
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TWILIGHT.


Hdrpcr'S Ba:ar.
Slowly dies the long June day,
Softly rolls the earth away,
Lovelicr light at length diVining,
All u dream OF misty bloom,
Trembling stars aud golden gloom,
Larger heavens aud sweeter shining
Which Is dearer, dusk or day.
Where the glory dyed the dark,
Lost in light the ruby spark.
Violet CLEAN and saffron splendor,
Melt and minglo into one,
When, the long June day Is done.
All tho depths throb close aud tender
Is It day, Or Is II dark
Love! the long June day had life,
Silver showers aud sunny strife
Now Its rosy wrath fades DER usl
Eds vast twilight fills our eyes,
Yet what freedom Of the skics
Parts tho stnr.sOwn way before US
Is II death, or Is II llfc2
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uIopRAr1vp FORM OF CArAREu,
A Caso Illustrating Its Distressing symp-
toms and Method of Cure us Practicod
by Drs. Copeland, Bell anI Davis.

"IhRve trIeda great many patent remedies
and many doctors and never received any bene'
1t until I went TO Drs, Copeland, Bell aud Davis
tor treatment" states Ms. Emma D. Clark, Vel
come p, o., Marshall county, W. Va, Just oppo'
site olarIngton, Ohio. ~ have been SO we'll
pleased with their pleasant mode OF treatment
that only wish had gone there much sooner
than / did.
my catarrhal trouble bud bsen very bad ior az
least sixteen years, nose stopped up, throat very
sore, hawking and splitting Ut night, SO lost U
great deal Of sleep. used TO blow corruption
out OF my nOstrilS us green US grass My nose
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Tonrth GLASS Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. D, G., June l0.-Post'
masters appointed: Grape Island
Peasants county, Robert Galader, vice
Mary A. Craig, remoyedi HodgeevillS,'
Berkeley county, G. 4. Kreglow, vice Z,
@. Henshaw, removed; Red Hill Wood
county, NJ. Mcpherson, vice William
Dickson, resigned.
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Dr. McGLYNS's friends say that no
has scon the pope. But no has not
socn tho pope walking down Broadway
In a stove. pipe hat, as no predicted no
would, DR.. McGlynn has changed his
MIND about several things
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THE Liberals Of Canada have called
the first general political convention In
tho history Of that country. They will
go at 1t in the American way, sort Of
preparing, like, for admission to the big
family ovur the border.
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The day has past when a trust can
dictate as to what u smoker can pur-
chase. Admiral cigarettes emanRte
from an effort to please in which greed
for inordiAate profit is not the controll-
ing power.
The Admiral Is not made by tho trust.
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noIlmcIr,. p,elnr E.tnbn.hmcnt.

Mr.. j.. Hcllmeir, proprietor Of tho
Pan Handle Dyoing establishment, No.
1881 Market street, has placed improved
machinery IN his place, and is prepared
to do all kinds Of securing cleaning and
dycing Clothes repaired neatly and
on shOrt notice.
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THERE Is enough cholera in tho old
world to put tho people Of this country
on their guurd against a possible in
vasion. 1t will pay to keep everything
as nont as u new pin. There Ia u strong
affinity between filth and cholera.
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v TER ny
Mn1gHBG65MR II.

CoME MERCHANTS would
have you believe that trade
enters a condition OF tor
pidity about July |, and re-
mains SO till the cool days of
September wake it to life and
activity again.
But, begging your pardon, that
is not true. There Is no season
OF the year in which people do
not buy goods; there is no sea-
son in which they do not want
them. By the same token,
there is no season in which it
will not pay to advertise.
However, if your neighbor has
this old.fashioned notion, andis
too conservative to advertise
now, there is all the better
chance for you. II you think
people are not hunting bargains
in warn weather, try it.
Everybody is not out Of town,
by u large majority
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THE world is always interested in tho
euro OF consumption, yet its prevention
is OF far moro Importance. DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup is guaranteed to
cure coughs and colds. Sold by all
dealers on u guarantee OF satisfaction.
O2W
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Chicago aud Return by tho "pau.Handlo'
Route.

Excursion tickets to Chicago now on
Gale. Sleeping car daily. Leaving
Wheeling at l:05 p. IN. (city time),
arrive at Chicago 1880 following morn.
ing. For sleeping ear accommodations,
tickets and further information, apply
to J. G. Tomlinson, passenger agent, or
John Baltic, ticket agent, Wheeling.
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President CLEVELAND will try to mako
his unwilling party do with regard to
tho finances what tho people arc hop
ing II may do. This is tho task before
him and in these warm days ho Is grid.
inp his ample loins for tho fray.
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saSAroR BUTLER, Of South Carolina, Is
q convert to the cause Of civil service
reform. Ito would DO glad to DO 70.
loved Of the onorous task Of seeking
offices for his constituents His con-
situcnts may replace him with some
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DoS'T say u word about the weather
being hot. Just let on you don't notice
II, steer clear OF heavy draughts Of ice
water, go lightly on meat, keep out Of
tho sun as much as possible aud pay
YOUR honest debts.
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Reserve Agent.

Special DiSplich tohe IntdItgeRecr,
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 19.-The
comptroller OF the currency has APP
pointed tho National City Bank OF New
York as q reserve agent for the Second
National Bank at Parkersburg.
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Drs. COPELAND, Boil 8 Davis treat success.
fully MI durable cascs OF ll21 Main street,
Whceling, W, Va. Ollce hours, o to II A. NJ, 9 to
6P. N, and I to or. ~. Sundays, 10 to II a. y;
aud 2 TO 4 r. N. Speclalties-CatArrh and all
diseaSes,o of tho eye, ear, throat and lungs; dys'
pepsIa cured: nervous diseases cured; skin
diseases cured. a.,
Many cases treated successfully by mail. Send
2cent stamp for question blank.
Address all mail to
DRA COPELAND, BELL & DAVIS,
ll2l MINI street, Wheeling, w. va.
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He is now DR.. Adlai Stevenson. He
has been made a doctor Of laws, The
deed was done down in Kentucky. This
will stimulate Headsmau Maxwell to
grind o finer edge on his ak.
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1uB great fair is booming. Tho hot
Weather will not keep tho people away
from w big a show Us that,
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If people continue to send flowers to
Lizzie Borden other people will begin
to fear she is guilty. Tho guilty get the
flowers in riotous abundance.
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Ohio River Rallrond sunday Excursions.
Sunday exclusion ticketsnow on sale TO
Woodland, Franklin, New MartinSyillo,
sistervillo and Long Roach.
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Hob RFNIT.

Month.
No. 1871 Fourteenth street. ,....,.,.","." y
No. 2j South Front street ....,,..."""...."" y Y
NJ Si.a Min strnet scrond IIoor "'. 10 %
No. 1906 Jacob street, 4 rooms. ..".,a...r W
No. CT Thirteenth street, . oOtns...,..,,.,.. W
No. o. Thirteenth street, titst lOOr.,,,at,.., wy
No 2702 Chaplile street, store room. ",,,a a
No. 1858 Mall street. store room. ,...,ro!- u F"
Building for manufacturing or wholesale
business. on alloy, IN rOarOl No, 1901 Mat'
kot street. ,m
No. 2j0G jacob street ,.,n,,m maintenance" - "
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FORS SALE.

-
Wyo lots aud lyo acrcs oiland In 1rlalgphiA
with two dwellings, slaughter house, tee hDl'A
stable, aud sixty bearing fruit trees iOtt!..,
100 aero farm, Long Bottom, MciSi tlsl''
Ohio; LOCO fruit trees, Price $500.
Lot Nc. ~. section 81, CCutrc street Noll'
vile, and 10 shares In MOundsyillc MihluE A"'
Manufacturing Company, $50. y..
Corner lot north OF street car barn, f0''
eighth aud Jacob streets ua
Lot No. 10 Wator street, south OF fotly'ti'I"
street. .
Lots Nos Q and7 EofT street south Of To'J'
eighth street. l
lot No. n, south OF FortyoIghth street ~
OnSt Of jncob street ..-n.
a. aero farm, 10 miles from city and ia n'a
from Wheeling creek.
Nc. Gs Thirty first street
No 7i2'Maih stree.
No. 1915 Chapllne Btrooh
No. 1920 RoiT street,
No i0lj MCCOlloch street
No 1911 MoCOllOch street
No. 2li Twonty.nlnth street
No DOS Main street
DoyOu want TO increase yonr bntin.' h
take In nn actlvc partner with sD,yN 'A'
Apply TO
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 4, ClNm A,lunu9n D'
loctor aud Notary Public
jcD iel2 Market str'''
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VUANrED-GIRL TopOGENEPT
w hOusework, at 81 South trout s.rssr an
square below new bridge, '
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FOIrRTu
w OF July Ornaments, desired by chino
Big money made. Sample Sc. NJ ERNST gayg
lnnd, ohio.