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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
TA1nMoNr NORMAL SCHOOL.

Formal Opening of the New Building.
Appropriate Exercises ut the New State
Institution.
Speciq! Dispaieh to he Inteli0ense.
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, March 27.-The
work of moving the furniture and ap-
psratus OF tho state normal school from
the old building to the new one was
completed last week and this morning
the formal opening took place in the
presence Of a very large audience OF the
friends OF tho school, assembled il the
large auditorium on the third floor
The opening exercises were begun by
the calling OF the roll OF the school,
which showed students in attendance,
gentlemen, l2l; ladies 9G; total, 2l7,
A scripture lesson consisting OF the
twenty.third Psalm was then read by
Rev. John Y Foater, rector OF the Pro.
testant Episcopal church, followed by
prayer by Rev. Il b Whitehead, pastor
OF tho Methodist Protestant church,
Prof. ]. Walter Barnes. principal Of
thu school, then introduced the several
speakers anu others connected Win tHe
school. Miss Mary Lou. Jones presided
at the piano and the singing was appro-
pirate to the occasion.
Interesting addresses were made by
Hon. i. L. Butcher, OF the class Of 1874;
Joseph L. Sands, secretary and treas
urer and member OF the local board OF
regents; ex-Gov. +. II. Pierpont, Prof.
Thomas G. Miller, superintendent Of
schools OF Fairmont independent dis
trict, and also a graduate OF the school;
Mrs. n, r. Morrow, former principal;
Hon. Owen S. Mckinney. member Of
the board, Mayor Thomas W. Fleming,
Mayor.elect Calvin W. Arnett; Eli Mus
grave Of the board OF education; Rev.
q 7. Murray OF the Presbyterian,
and Rev j. Englc, OF the NJ, L. church,
aud others.
The building is a model OF convent
enCe and II tho former building gradu-
ated from its walls SO many men and
women OF prominence, with the present
building and attractions the future OF
the school is assured.
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Personal POINTS.

Rev, DR.. Richard l., Ganter, rector OF
st. Pauls Protestant Episcopal church,
OF Akron, Ohio, died Mt 1890 o'clock
yesterday morning after an illness OF
many months. lie had been for twenty
three years rector of St. Paul's church,
and had long been one OF the most
prominent clorgymen Of the Episcopal
church in the west.
The highest honor as medical stu
dent ever won by woman has just
been gained by Miss Louise Aldrich
Blake, the daughter OF M English
clergyman. She was double first" in
the examinations OF the London Uni
versity
The letters OF William Wordsworth,
now being published, throw an inter.
esting light on the poets dislike OF
literary women, to whom he always re-
taineda rooted objection"
Miss Louisa Perry, of Palmer, Mass,
is the daughter OF Silas Palmer, one OF
the soldiers who guarded MAJOR Andre
after his trial and escorted him to the
gallows.
Hall Game, who was able at twenty
five to achieve literary fame, is still un-
der forty. He was thirty.four when
1.-THE Deemster" was publiswsd,
Mrs. Weld says in her article on
Tennyson that mo clergyman was ever
more earnest student OF tho Bible
than the late poet laureate"
There are in the United States some
$500 women in colleges and graduates
OF colleges who are members OF Greek
letter traternities.
Mrs. Robert G. Ingersoll receives
almost as many letters as her husband,
and most Of the letters inclose religious
tracts.
Nine. Navarro MARY Anderson), who
is living at Tunbridge Wells, England,
is reported to be writing her reminis-
cence0,
1t is averred that sausage and q slice
OF bread and buttor compose the prince
OF Wales breakfast five mornings out OF
six.
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ABOUT forty cities cremate their garb.
nge, decided advance since Wheeling
built the furnace on the hill.


sundry somebodies are very busy
moving the Hon. S. B. Elkins out of the
growing state of West Virginia, and the
IxTELMaENcsR is asked to testify as an
expert whether there is any foundation
for the rumors on this line.
Mr.. Elkins has as much thought Of
becoming u subject OF the emperor Of
China as he has OF leaving West Vir-
rinia. He will shortly give up his
Washington house and return with his
family to their home at EIkins, there to
remain with the exception Of occasional
visits away,
When Mr.. Elkins came to West vir.
ginia no came to stay. He is to-day
more interested than ever in the state
and all that pertains to it He has not
pitched a moving tent, but built home
for the comfort OF his family and the
enjoyment OF his friends, and hero he
expects to end his days. The state ia to
DO congratulated that it is 10.
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Good Way.

It is told Of the late Col. Elliott F.
Shepard that he was fond of entertain.
ing men from whom he could hope for
nothing in return. Men engaged in
science, art, literature, journalism, who
had something in them and were pull
ing hard against the stream we're wei.
coined to his board, and to such as
these he gave eight dinners month.
1t ia a good heart that seeks to put
something into lives that cannot com.
mand much for themselves, encourages
the struggling with the thought that
some une thinks of them, brings them
into favored places on terms of deserved
equality aud makes them wolccme with
warm grasp OF the hand.
To entertain those who can make re-
turn is pleasant thing without spe.
cial merit. Col. shopard's way counts
for infinitely more and surround his
memory with the halo OF many a gentle
deed of heurt.warming. Thank God for
tho broad, uusclfsh men and women
Of this world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
THRILLING NOTES.
Tells You Just What You Want
to Know.
And Tells it to You Also ut just the
Right Time.
BY Following a Little Advice Now You
May Escape Much Trouble.

This is the time OF year when ones blood is in
q poor condition, when the nerves are weak and
when the liver, kidneys aud bowels are torpid,
One Is not necessarily sick, but In the spring OF
the year we are always more or less run down.
and the blood needs inyIsorating, the nerve
Strengthening aud the organs require something
to start up healthy and natural action
The timely words OF the well known Mt David
H, Heating OF 1919 Pennsylvania Ave, BAitt'
moro, Nd, should DO needed;
Il Twas bad sufferer from dyspepsia and lndl'
getion, my blood was poor aud my nerves very
weak, which Affected my heart.
Il was In bad way with these complaints
and no one ever sUsercd more than did, !
tried most everything but nothing did me good
until | took DR., GreenIs NeTyura blood aud
nerve remedy, 1t is certainly fiue medicine
and perfectly cured ma"
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SAN Francisco, March 27.-Elm Park
Methodist Episcopal church, partially
destroyed by fire December 3rd last, at
loss of 100000, and which had been
almost reconstructed. was again burned
this morning. The structure is now a
complete ruin, nothing standing OF the
walls but the tower. Tho estimated
loss will reach fully s125,0OO on which
there is $4,000 insurance 1t il DO.
lievedto be OF incendiary origin.
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DAVID II. HEATING.
!. sauburu, who resides at Billerlca,

Miss v. D, saubOrn who resides at Billerlca,
Mass, says:
II tried all our doctors to no purpose My
kidneys, liver and stomach were terrible. was
full of pains and all run down. weak aud tired.
never saw such wonderful effect as Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood aud nerve remedy had
It has completely cured me, and know several
other ladies who were cured In this town with
Dr. Grceue'S Nervura blood aud nerve remedy"
In fact, all agree that DR.. GreenO's Nervura
blood aud nerve remedy Is the very best spring
medicine one eau possibly take It is the great
restorative Of blood and nerve and regulators OF
the organs. Doctors and druggists recommend
it Its purely vegetable aud harmless, aud all
druggists keep It for 81. 1t the discovery of
DR. Greene. OF IS ". ;lth Street New York, the
successful specialist in curing all forms OF ner.
vous and chronic diseases, who can be consulted
froc in regard to any case. personally or by let.
ter.
Ius great remedy should DO used by all this
spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
THE ENTERTAINMENTS.
CLEVELAND not all to Blame.

%ANNNAs"A eaNN $50 - ~-~H
WaIngton Post lIial
But Mr., Cleveland is not the only
Democrat that can be convicted OF re-
tanning Republican, in office. In nu-
merous instances Democratic congress-
men have Endorsed the papers OF Re
publican otEice-holders and asked to
have them retained. Democratic sena'
tors have also moved Tor the retention
OF Republican employees OF the senate
and the various departments. No
doubt such action is prompted by the
belief that the public service will be
benefited by the continuance in office
of faithful and efficient public servants,
and no fault can be- found on that score,
but ii it is right for senators aud mem
beers to pursue such policy, why is Mr.,
Cleveland condemned when he emu
lates their example?
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HALIFAX, N, s., March 27.-Tho Do
minion liner Labrador has arrived from
Liverpool with 1900 immigrants and
the Hans johnson line steamer Baum.
well from Hamburg with 45O immi.
grants bound for the United States.
The quarantine regulations existing at
ports in the United States have caused
tho increased travel via Canada.
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silk from species Of spider to be found

silk from species OF spider to be found
in Madagascar.
The number Of cattle exported from
this country and Canada in 1892 was
402,55j head. New York shipped 1884,
56S, Boston l3S, 1888, Montreal 1909, 700,
Baltimore 54,3ll and Philadelphia 80
7S4.
The safest lake in the world is Lake
Urumia, in Persia, situated more than
1000 leet above tho level OF the sea. II
contains 90 per cent OF salt US against
So per cent in the Dead Sea.
Ice is accumulating at the north pole;
some day, it ia alleged by some scien-
fists, the earth will fall out OF. balance
and man will be utterly annihilated by
the rush OF moving objects.
Suits for 100000 have been filed
against the city OF Atlanta, Ga, by peo-
pie who claim that thei' health has
been injured through miasma from the
city dumping grounds.
The largest sheep ranch in the world
is in the counties OF Dimmit and Webb,
Texas, 1t contains upwards OF 100000
acres and yearly pastures from l,OOO,-
900 to 100000 sheep,
Since the Cape diamond fields were
discovered in 1867, 100000 carat OF
stones, valued at $3.50, 100000, have been
exported, These would load up Two big
coal trains.
Biologists consider kerosene to be
animal oil. Hence what we burn in
lamps is the remains Of long extinct
monsters OF the earth.
Mrs. Lot Ewing, a twsnty-dve.year.old
mother living at Buena Vista, Ga, gave
birth to her thirteenth child, one day
last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
sIr. Astor's Ambition,

The meaning OF Mr.. William Waldorf
Astor's British publishing ventures
seems to be that he has determined to
break into exclusive British society
with two newspapers and q magazine.
Mr.. Aston has money, education and
high social position at home, but all
this does not satisfy him, Tor there re-
mains a social realm which he has been
unable to conquer This must yield to
him without regard to cost"
II this be tho trus explanation OF Mr.
Astoria foreign publishing undertaking
it will compel a revision of the estimate
hitherto put on his good sense and
American spirit Of independence. Itis
hard to believe that he nag become 50
pitiable toady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
GLre GateQi1geater.
What Will he Do About It9

Tammany is not wasting it's energy
kicking up rumpus over the offices. 1t
ia not losing any sleep over them. The
President may bedding that, but Tam
many is eerene, waiting patiently to
know what aud how much OF it is com.
ing its way.
Tammany is ready with its recon-.
mendations. No Tammauyits will go
it alone. When the procession moves
every man OF them will have the whole
organization at his back under the
leadership Of the leader. They will
represent what Tammany wants and
the men selected to receive the honors
and the emoluments in the name OF the
organization,
Every man thus officially endorsed
will know what is to be expected Of
him. First OF all he must pay over a
certain part of the incomeot his Office,
and no must use that Office so far as it
is.capabie of being used to strengthen
the Tammany system. II he have the
powerto appoint subOrdinates he must
appoint Tammany subordiuates and
they must in like manner yield Of their
fruits to Tammany.
President Cleveland understands the
situation. What will he do about it :?
This is one OF the very interestiug ques-
lions OF the time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

The President has selected, or per-
mitted Senator German to select, @. W.
Chancellor, OF Maryland, to be consul
at Havre, the position sought by Mr..
Delaplain, OF this city, Once upon n
time this gentleman who is booked for
Havre took otense at something that
appeared in a Baltimore newspaper.
He wrote demanding an APOLOGY"
The newspaper replied that If it had
done injustice it would do anything in
reason to make amends, but it would
suffer itself to be run over by freight
train before it would make an apology
with two p's. Notwithstanding Consul
Chancellor may serve his country with
great distinction at HavIe.
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a West Virplnian Rises.

Tho friends of Mr. Charles Dunlap,
formerly in the. Baltimore & Ohio ser
vice and we'll known in West Virginia,
will be glad to hear OF his further ad-
vaucement in the west. For soma time
Mr.. Dunlap has been general superin-
tendent Of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific lines west OF the Missouri river,
By I'm order dated March "a he is made
general superintendent Of all the lines
OF that company, with headquarters at
Chicago. Mr.. Dunlap rise has been
steady and sure and strictly the reward
OF merit.
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Wo arc acquainted with many moth.
ers In Contcrvilln who would not DO
without Chambprlain's Cough Remedy
in the house for good many times its
cost, aud arc recommending II every
day, From personal experience We can
say TINT II has broken up bad colds for
our children. -Contcryillc, South Da.
kota, Citizen. 5O.cont bottle for sale by
druggists. nav
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|. G. DILLON g. CO.,
1928 Market Street
NTOrICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the certificate OF incorporation OF ".ErNA.
STANDARD IRON AND steel, COMPANY" dated
March % 1898, has been issued under the laws
OF tho State OF West Virginia ana that tho ul.
dcrsigncd. the cOrporQtorS named In the agree.
ment rccitcd In said certificate. have appointed
Thursday, April VI, 1898, at O'Clock p m,
rs the time. and the banking house VI The EG.
CHANCE BANK or WHEELING, In the city Of
Wheeling. as the place for holding n general
meeting Of tho stockholders OF said company, to
elect board Of directors, make bylaws and
transact any other business which may lawfully
DO done By the said stockholders In general
meeting, The stockholders OF said COMPANY Gre
notified 10 attend said meeting at said tinle aud
place. And notice Is also gwen that at snid gen
eral meeting OF stockholders, there Will DO
offered a resolution or bylaw providing for and
authorizing the issuing OF preferred stock by
said company, on such terms aud conditions,
and with such regulations respecting the prefer
once to be given TO such stock over the other
stock in relation TO future dividends or Other
wise Us the said stockholders may deem proper.
JOSEPH BELL
WI. H. SIMPSON.
WILBUR II. TALLMAN,
ALBERT r. TALLMAS,
JACOB j. HALLOWAY,
WM. T. GRAHAM,
mr2s.ru CorporAton.
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FOR SAIE.


brick residence on Fifteenth street. $500
No y Vermont street, irnule
No S3 Forth Huron street, frame.
No. G3 Seventeenth street. brick.
No. as Seventeenth street. brick.
No. e. Seventeenth street, brick.
No So Seventeenth street. brick.
No 1907 Chapliue street brick.
No 2G22 Market street. frame building, four
rooms, S2Ool
A very desirable country residence in Pleas
ant Valley, on tho National road.
No. 50 North Font Street, LIT 60SilJ feet
No % North Front street, lot S)HiOl foot.
No 2i17 EOfr street brick iiYe rooms
No. 1907 Alloy H. trame. live rooms
No ljG North Front street lot COX 100 feet
No 0Bi Main street. brick. niue rooms.
No III Fourteenth street. brick l0t,DXl2O feet
No North Pom street. frame. lot pxl2J icuL
No. l05 Zane street, brick dwelling
Fine building lots IN Pleasant Valley.
stoTeroom and dwelling corner Eighteenth
and Woods street
Building lots In Leatherwood
FOR RENT.
No 60 South Huron street. three rooms.
No. 1907 Chnpline street. eight rooms.
No. Ii Sixteenth street, stororoom aud dwou'
ing.
No. 20 North Front street. sovon rooms.
No. I Virginia street, brick.
No, 1914 Market street. Office rooms.
Nc. u sOuth Penn street. frame,
siS.roomed house corner New Jersey and
Ontario Streets April 10,
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Cincinnati Fime'-siar (RpD
One thing is certain, Mr., Cleveland
does not discriminate against college.
bred men in making appointments, All
the members OF the cabinet except Car
Isle are college graduates, and the great
majority OF the names thus far sent to
the senate for high posts in the depart
ments or in other branches OF the ser-
vice are oil men who have come from
college halls,
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PRov. VtRcHow is good enough to say
that il We had in the United States any
such pest towns az they have in Europe
we would burn them TO the ground and
build new ones in the ashes. 1t is to
be hoped that the able professor does
not overestimate our nerve and public
aoirit
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Mr., Whitney says no has a lcttcr
from the President that Is worth more
to him than any Office. II he will have
the kindness to pass certified copies
around among tho struggling ones tho
gentle act may calm many patriotic
bosoms in which the FIRE Of aroused
ambition burma with tho iutenuity Of a
volcano in eruption. Any little polite
attention may DO thankfully received
under tho peculiar circumstances,
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Whnt . RnyIynl n Would ne

IHUIII17FOEIl J0NFHu5 NFtpT
II the rumor that Mr.. Cleveland would
require all officials to drop the habit Of
drinking had proved to be true, the
ofIice,seekers would have taken the
temperance pledge in numbers which
would have surprised even Francis
Murphy.
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Lots of LunatIls If This Kind,

A woman at Dayton, Ohio, has been
committed to an insane asylum Tor
maintaining that President Cleveland
owes her something and will not pay it.
Ii such belief is proof OF insanity
there will not ba enough stone walls to
hold all the Jumping, wild.eyed lpnatics
in this country within a few months,
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EVERY reader OF newspaper knows
that communication to DO entitled to
consideration must be signed. In spite
Of this good and reasonable rule good
many people keep on trying their luck
without tho signature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

An editor goes as consul general to
Paris. Is President Cleveland en-
dcavoring ito subsidize the press?"
Such things used to be said by Demo.
cratic newspapers when President Har-
rison chose a journalist for public
place. Maybe Mr.. Cleveland has some
loitier motive.
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MRs. BEsANT, telling how safe and
pleasant it Is for women to travel alone
in America, illustrates by recalling a
conductor who sat beside her and told
her how glad he was to sec her. Any
attractive American woman who has
travelled much wouldn't think of re-
la.ing 30 commonplace an incident.
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Cincinnati Tribune (RCp)
Mr.. Cleveland should brush up on
geography and learn that Illinois and
Ohio are still in the United States.
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miles an hour and keep that pace, as
the New York did, should be terror to
evil-doers, And to think that she flies
Old Glory!
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THr new urmorod cruiser Now York
stands at the head Of tho grim grey.
hounds Of tho sea- A vessel Of her
strength and lighting qualities that,
can make moro than twenty nautical
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wnES tho weather begins to get
warm the bugs begin to crawl. Then is
the time TO got rid Of the pest', ex-
terminate thom with Buginc; it is in.
gtantauoOug. 8
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In saying that Hoods sarsaparilla
cures, It's proprietors make no idle or
extravagant claim. Statements from
thousands Of reliable people OF what
Hoods Sarsnparilla has done for them,
conclusively provo the tact-HooD's
Sarsaparilla CuREs,
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Another Exception.
Neg York Trt5une tRP.l

NeW f0re tribune (Rep.l
We are rojoiced to hear that the Hon.
Benjamin Folsom is to DO retained as
American consul at Sheffield, as the. ex.
ception whereby to prove the rule Of
anti.nepotism,
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What Won Her.

Puck
lie told her Of his high estate
A. he sought her lOye TO gain:
lie boosted OF his Norman blood,
Which also WIS IN vain;
He named the sum he was insured
Tho maiden caught her breath,
Her head sought rost upon his breast,
She saidi I'm yours iii DEATH"
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Nev York World DENY

.NtW AW@ NWN NDtWl
Some of the spoils hunting congress.
men announce that they are tempted to
leave Washington and abandon the
chase. That would be an excellent
temptation 10 succumb to.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

IT is estimated that hundred years
hence this country will have popula-
ton Of three hundred millions, Tho
rush for office then will DO something
entertaining
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Iris a pity that West Virginia lie 80
far down on tho list when tho roll 1,
called. Tho good places may all be COMO
BY tho time our gloriousstn,e Is reached.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

CURR RoR Caour.-Usc Dr.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil according to directions II
Is the best remedy for all sudden at.
tucks Of colds, pain and inflammation,
aud injuries. D&w
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HooD's piLts net especially upon tho
liver, tousiug IL from torpiditv to its
natural duties, euro constipation and
assist digestion. l
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The West Virginia boys in Washing.
ton who have been guarding the inter
ests OF the state since the inauguration
need relief. Second relief, iall in! 1t
isn't fair to put it all on few.