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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

Count Alphonse Veechy, o Italy, ia in
Washington, and is one OF the biggest
and %jolliest visitors in the city. He
stands a clear n; feet five inches in
height and weighs $50 pounds, There
is no getting away from the fact that he
is Il great man.
Ex.Presidont Harrison's old pastor,
whom he stopped off at Pittsburgh to
visit and to hear preach, is a tall, large
boned man Of great force OF character.
He came from Cape Cod and his full
name is jeremiah Prophet Elisha Kun
Ter.
General Wade Hampton, though 70
years OF age and SO badly MANNED as to
need crutches to enable him to get
around, is one of the younge't,ieeling,
snappy and jovial men in public life.
He has a boys heart in a rusty old
body.
NJ. Munkacsy is at work in his Neuilly
studio on a picture OF such dimensions
that the canvas has to be raised and
lowered by n machine for the purpose.
1t is thirteen feet high and forty.fve
wide.
Gov. Turney, of Tennessee, files no
affidavit TO disprove the report OF his
death, but remarks: ~ knew it was q
lie as soon as | heard it." A rurney
for the defense makes a good point.
Buffalo Bill now stands at the head
and front of American citizenship. He
told President Cleveland he was not IN
office seeker and wanted absolutely
nothing. He got it.
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AMONG The BELLIES.
Upon Whom Shall the Mantle
Fall
What One of tho Lovely Aspirants
Has TO Say.
The Womca VIII be Interested-But
Won't the Men?

since tho day the lovely Miss Willing left
Philadelphia to become tho bride OF John Jacob
Aston her mantle OF belle has been vaFiousIy
bestowed among tho beautiful young ladies OF
the City of Brothsrly Love, But among the can,
didales for this honor there are certainly few
more beautiful than Miss Anna King, who re-
sides at 100 Diamond Street, Philadelphia.
our portrait is very far from doing tho young
lady justice, but It will serve to call the Gtten'
ton of her many friends and admirers to the
Tact that she is aglin in excellent health For
II mus! be known that Miss King has been most
seriously i,l-so seriously, IN fact, that her
physicians gave her up, saying that no help was
possible,
TO a reporter she spoke freely and unreSeTV'
edly concerning herself
~ have indeed been very ILL.," she said In
answer to a question. "My nerves had become
SO weak as to render mo incapable OF fulfilling
my duties, / had no confidence in myScii'
would at times grow so weak that 1t seemed as
II l should never DO able to move again |
could not remember anything, Dreadful shoot,
Ing pains occurred frequently all through my
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Life of Blaine.

Mr.. Blaine saw far enough into the
future to know that the world would de-
mand a good ellie" o thim, and he com.
mitted the work to the most capable
hands.
Gail Hamilton, long a member Of his
family, knew the man and his life. He
made her his literary executor, and
with the consent and cooperation OF
his wife she is to prepare his biography,
which is to DO published by the Henry
Bill Publishing Company, of Norwich,
Connecticut, to which Mr.. Blaine COM
mitted tho publication Of his great
"Twcnty Years in Congress-"
Miss Dodge Gail Humiltonl is a wri-
ter OF unusual power and polish, and
will produce a work worthy of its great
subject. There will be no other author
lied biography Of Mr., Blaine, all an
nouncements to the contrary o twith-
standing.
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NJ FOE CLEVELAND.
An Enthusiastic Democrat Receives n Re
plY to His Request.

An Enthusiastic Democrat Receives n Re.
ply to His Request.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March l5.-At noon
on the fourth OF March while the in
coming Democratic administration was
being indicted into office at Washing
ton a son was born to John Nowacki, a
Polish American citizen OF Buffalo. No
wacki is a Democrat and he at once
t~elegraphed President Cleveland asking
permission to name his son after the
chief magistrate.
The President replied in IN auto
graph letter as follows:
"MY DEAR SIR:-I shall DO very glad
to allow my name to be used as god
father to your son, who was born onin-
auguration day. Certainly a boy who
began life at the same tmie with a Dem
ocratic administration can never fail to
be q true aud loyal Democrat, as | am
sure his father must be. Ihope his life
may be long and prosperous, and that
that he will always be a joy and com
fort to his parents.
Every truly yours,
"GRovER CLEVELAND"
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The Hawaiian Commission.


Without official announcement OF the
fact it did not seem probable that the
President would send a commission to
Hawaii to look into and report on the
ACCESSIBILITY of granting that little coun-
try's prayer for annexation. 1t seems,
however, that there is to be a COM
mission for this purpose.
What is to begained2 commission
cannot learn moro OF the essential facts
than we know already. Tho monarchy
has been overthrown and Is gone be-
yOnd recovery, There is general acqui-
escence in the provisional government,
but it's best friends do not suppose that
it could last indefinitely. Nobody sup
poses that an independent republic
could be successful, Representatives of
the provisional government submit
that the time has come for some coun-
try to annex Hawaii, and the prefer
!ence is for the United States above all
others. This is the Hawaiian side OF
the question in brief.
Our side OF the question is that We
cannot afford to lot any other power
take those islands. Their occupation
by England would be most objections
BILE. II we be ready to say that no other
power shall take them we must be ready
to accept their offer to come to us. For
half a century, from Daniel Webster to
James G, Blaine, the craftsmanship oil
this country has refused to consider the
the possibility Of those islands falling
into any other hands than ours,
A commission may learn how many
pounds of sugar Hawaii raises to the
acre, how many bananas to the bunch,
but it can cannot tell us more than we
know about tho desirability OF taking
Hawaii to us and taking it quickly, The
commission is a waste OF time and
money.
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spee.men Gases.

s. II. Clifford, New Casscl, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordcred, his
Liver was affected to IN alarming do.
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter.
Tibiy reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,,
Ind n running sore oh his log Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica SalyO, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, Ind Ave largo Fever sores OH his
leg, doctors shid he was inourable. Ono
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Snlvo cured him entirely.
Sold BY Logan Drug Co. .
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Possible senatorlaI Yacancy

Congressman VIM. L, Wilson is urg-
ing the President to make Senator
Faulkner u District OF Columbia Judge.
II this appointment be made it is un-
derstOod that the President will urge
the appointment OF Mr.. Wilson to sue.
coed Mr.. Faulkner in the senate,
We fear that the appeal will fall on
deaf ears. The prize will be in the gift
OF Governor MaCCorkle, who will bo
likely to bestow it on his friend Joe
Chiffon. MacCorkle had Chilton's help
in his campaign from the ground up.
Brother viii got the sccrctaryship of
state, but tho Chiltons are u numerous
clan and one office does not 90 far in a
largo family.
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We are acquainted with many moth.
ers in Centorville who would not be
without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house for a good many times its
cost, and are recommending 1t every
day. From personal experience we can
say that 1t has broken up bad colds for
our children.-Centerville, South Da'
kota. Citizen. 5O.cont bottle for sale by
druggists. D&w
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AMUSING THINGS.
Soon adown the arid gullet
Men will pour the fOamlng "bock,
And our surplus winter clothing
Soon will find itself In hook.

Men Will pour the iOanlng "bocR,'
And our surplus winter clothing
Soon will find itself in hook.
New York Judge-"You are charged
with fring off your pistol on Broad
way" Texan-"Yes, ledge, | was jest
celebrating the Fourth OF July" Judge
-"But yesterday was not the Fourth Of
July" Texan-'T know it, ledge. but
/ reckon I'll not be hero OH the Fourth
of July" J%udgo-"Oh. yes, you will,
unless you pay 500 hne."-Tt raS Sit
ings.
Surgeon dressing the felon fnger}-
"a small piece OF the bone has come
away, madam. 1t will begin to mend
now.h Old Lady-"Good land, doctor
It must be n piece OF chicken bone
swallowed sixty-nine years ago, when
was n little girl. Let me see it,
Chicago Tribune.
Pater-'tIt's singular that Whenever
l want you to marry u man you object,
and whenever ! do not want you to
marry ono, you straightway insist on
it." Filia-"Yes; and Whenever We
are agreed tho mar objects "-LifeS
Calendar.
81 have got the best OF this ould cor.
poration for once in me life" How is
that, PATTI" II have bought n round
trip ticket to Now York and back, aud
lin a Whisper l amt comm hack
Youths Companion.
Poetaster-"So you have read my
poems2 Well, what do you advise me
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Tammnny netween Aces.


The election being over the Mugwump
newspapers are once more free to ex-
press themselves about Tammany, its
men and its works. Here comes the
New York EvsnS0g Posi-, saying that
Tammany ofice-holding men "aro, as a
rule, ignorant and illiterate, without
even anything that could be called ordi-
nary business experience" Then this
OF Tammany Health Officer Jenkins,
who has set himself up as a cholera
sharp:
One short year ago he was q TammAny deputy
coroner, without practice or patients, and his
chlorides, would probably have been received
In the bRr.rOom of the Hoffman House with the
bolStCrous mlrth In which his Cronies delight,
but to-day he hurls defiance at all the sauitar-
fans In the world, aud maintains that he Is the
tittcst man on earth to "keep out the cholera
from New York. Such are the wonderful trans.
formations effected by "the organization" The
way the kings used TO cure ~scrollla by "touch.
ing Is nothing to the way in which Tammany
communicates knowledge by "stnting,"
Isn't it true, Notwithstanding Tam.
many's vicious ignorance, that IT gave
Mr.. Cleveland q loyal support-tor the
high office Of President OF the United
States? And isn't it true that he much
desired and ardently courted that sup.
port?
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LONDON, March 15.-Edward Parker
Deacon, the slayer OF Abeiiie, sailed on
the Traavo to-day with his daughter
Gladys for New York with the inten-
ton Of rejoining his other children at
Newport. Gladys is the child whom
Mrs. Deacon abducted from a convent
to save her from falling into the hands
of Mr.. Deacon during the divorce pro-
ceedings which have recently been ter
minated by an agreement under which
Mr.. Deacon was given possession OF all
the children except tho youngest.
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As n family medicine Bacon'H Cclory
Cure passes from sire to son as u log.
acy. II you have kidney, liver or blood
disorder do not delay, but got n FREQ
sample package Of this remedy at once,
II you have indigestion, constipation.
headache, rheumatism, etc, this grand
specific will cure you. Tho Logan Drug
Co., tho leading ~druggists, arc sole
agents and aro distributing fre5 sam.
pies FREQ to tho afflicted. Largo pack.
ages 6Oc
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1Hn soRAMRLE Eon oEEIoE.
A Strike for spolls,

philadelphia ThaN (Deml
There is n threatened strike at Wash
ington. The congressman who are there
for the Offices and who find tho Presi-
dent niggardly in their distribution,
talk OF forming a combination against
him. a sort OF union, to enforce their
demands. II the President expects
legislation in the public interest, he
must paw for it, and pay the price the
union will demand-a liberal distribu-
tion OF spoils.
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Che G~ntdA1asmen
wurELINo, MARCH 10, 1908


The postmaster general was asked
whether q Republican postmaster who
made speeches in tho campaign had not
been guilty of offensive craftsmanship"
for which he should DO removed, The
anxious inquirer said that the postmaa.
ter aforesaid had even engaged with him
in a joint debate.
"Was he fair in debate?" asked the
postmaster general, Being answered
aairmativcly Mr.. Bissell declared that
the nan was not guilty as charged, add
ing that this is n country Of free thought
and free speech, and informing his Wis
itor that he will not remove a man be.
cause he discussed tho political ques-
tons OF the day in q free and fair mau
ner.
President Cleveland, in his first term,
removed at least one district attorney
for making campaign speeches, but
Mr.. BIssell takes n iairer view OF the
matter. II IT be desired to make a
place for a Democrat, remove the in
cumbont because he is a Republican,
not because he made Republican
speeches and is therefore guilty OF
offensive craftsmanship"
So far as developments show no
harm was done to the Democratic party
by the Republican speeches made in
the late campaign OF unhappy memory.
Col JAMES L. NEAL, OF Ohio, is said
to have been promised the Liverpool
consulship. Colonel fancy, of the
Register, will observe that Colonel Neal
is not n newspaper man. The discrim-
;notion 10 unfair
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Nes YOrE Post tMuqpnmp.l

NtW I0fE Fo5i tHu9EHBlp,i
There is a growing suspicion that the
President actually meant what he said
in declaring for good and competent
men in Office. Altogether, there is an
amount OF suppressed rage in the
streets and cheap clearinghouse of
Washington which threatens the most
horrible consequences to the unhappy
sufferers from It, They dare even not
find partia! relief in shrieks and curses,
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THIS is spring weather in tho sense
that it has been sprung on US.
Tho Bank Robber in tho Senate.


There is not the slightest room. for q
question in the case OF Roach, the new
senator from North Dakota. The record
shows hal he robbed the Citizens
Bank, OF Washington, of $4,000. lie
does not deny the robbery but says it
happened long ago and he sees no roa-
son for bringing it up now.
1t happened in 1870. The robbery
was covered up by a series Of false
entries and forgeries. 1t will be greatly
to the credit of the senate OF the United
States to declare that q convicted thief
cannot sit in that body. Mr.. Roach is
a Democrat elected by a Republican
legislature.
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TIE deconcy OF Chicago has named a
strong business man for mayor against
Carter Harrison, the nominee OF the
Democratic machine. Tho movement
against Harrison is a movement of all
the elements which hold the city's
good name above the interests OF the
toughs. 1t looks as though the Harri-
son machine is about to DO smashed.
The people are in revolt against it.
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brick. Paving has been done where it
served the public convenience very
much less, and it Is not easy to UNDER
stand why this square has been me-
elected so long.
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Lucky Ones.


UNTO1y0 WVT.OtUNI NV
The lucky Washington Democrats are
those that bought 'round-trip tickets
and took trunks with them. When the
hotel proprietor bones them for dues
they can light out and leave the trunk
in soak. 1t is ,the gripsack man. that
is asked for Fpay in advance"
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NeD York World (Dem,l
All tho office hunters would be glad
to believe in a Seek and ye shall find"
policy at Washington.
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Wa,hMaLon ,tar undl

WU'HF"V7V" VII VEHWI
Editor Lewis Baker, of tho St. Paul
Globe, ia credited with willingness to
serve this nation as minister to the land
OF Ferdinand and Isabella. Perhaps he
may not succeed, but he should not bO
discouraged. There is nothing to pre-
vent any Democrat from occupying a
castle in Spain under this a%dmiuistra-
ton.
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is q tantaliziug admonition to those
who at this season feel all tired out,
weak, without appetite and discouraged.
But the. way in which Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla builds up the tired frame and gives
a good appetite il really wonderful. So
we say, "1alie Hoods and it will brace
you up" ~
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Washington Pos. (Iad,)
Mr., Cleveland should not be too hard
on them. 1t is not their fault that they
are eX.oticeho!ders.
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showing Their Confidence.

EtV Yrs Press, (Rtp)
The immense crowd OF ofico-seekers
at Washington is an illustration Of tho
estimate the Democratic party puts on
President Cleveland's civil-service pro-
fessions. ~"
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No Hope for Thorn,

Chicago Tribune REM
Ii drinking men are to expect no ia
vors from the Cleveland administration
the Missouri colonies may as well pack
their gripsacks, fill their hip-pockets,
and take the first train for home.
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The Main Question.

HetO York Recorder, tRepl
Mr.. Cleveland may be Creator than
his party" but can he run it?is the
question.
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PRICE LEsri

Granulatcd Sugar, 20 lb'. for.....$I OF
Standard A Sugar, 81 lbs for. | OF
New Orleans Clarified, 20 lbs for. | OF
Carolina Rice, new, 8 lbs. tor..... 81
Sultana Prunos, new, 9 lbs for".. 2!
Nalincia Raisins, new, 3lb' ior... 2!
English CurrNntg, now, A lbs for. 2!
Gloss Starch, q lbs fol. -...."..". 2E
Rolled Oats, 9 lbs for".-"........ 2!
Table Peaches, per can o.....".. I!
Bartlett Pears, 2 cans foV] ""..,. 2.
Peas, 4 cans for o"... ..""... 2!
Standard Sugar Corn, per can "... o.
Oil Sardinos, per cNnu"" ...".". o,
Gold Dust, pOr puckdge......... 2.
Clothes Pins. per dozen u.""..".. o
Carpet lacks, s Oh, per box ...",. o
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Irmay DO TINT ProsidOnt Cleveland
thinks tho Mckinley act less 'opprcs.
sivo' than tho rush Of volunteers to
Washington,
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ELEVENTH street between Market and
Main, although narrow, Is n OF the
most important thoroughiarOs in tho
city. AS n connecting link It would DO
still moro used II II we're paved with
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Atlantic Yea Co.
Tea Importers and Coffee ROastors.

We have always found the oest way
to reduce heavy stocks Is to lower
prices. Remember every article sold
by Us is guaranteed to BIO Just what wo
represent it to DO and in no case do We
advertise goods not in stock.
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A PEW Ohio patriots are willing to ac-
cept something from the now admins
t%ration, but there will bc nothing for
them after West Virginia shall have
reaped its golden harvest.
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CLUB

We will pay freight ON nil orders
amounting TO $40 (Sugar excepted 10
any railroad station or river landing 200
miles from any Of our stores.
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the tiuic to make your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fair Parties visiting Chicago
en-, g snpeF'Tg[s or, private pGarding at SlS u
tho city for Worlds Fair purposes. One block
from Illinois Central road, that take you to
either OF the four entrances to the grounds. Same
distance from cable road, aud three blocks from
elevated road. It IL the finest residence portion
ofthG city. The advantages Hrc inany as com.
pared to the immediate viclnltyOf the Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson Park). whore everything Is OF
necessity crude, made only for the occasion
room and number Of people occupying them.
Comfortably furnished apartments IN tho 0nneS
Mt somewhat reduced rates
Table a~bundantly supplied Will tho very best
the market affords. Meals quietly and promptly
served. For particulars apply to.
Mrs IL w. LIST,
Ja7.TThAs No. 2e5l Calumet Ave, Chicago, Ill
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THE governor Of Tennessee denies the
report OF his death and brands it as a
lie. II should be remembered that this
heated denial comes from an interested
aniitcn.
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EScouRAoEp by tho success of Hokc
Smith, Judge Hokc. Of Kentucky, asks
to DO allowed to servo his country in
some foreign land. Is this the begin.
ninr Of nm nrn of Hokna2
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IN these clustering March. days plans
and specifications for tho Easter outfit
divide limo with tho plous observance
OF Lent. 1t is very interesting to see
Miss Prudence in tho quiet Of tho home
cloister, prayer book in one hand, fash.
ion book in the other. >'Na
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TnE Panama trial Is the sovorost
Franco has had In tho days Of tho
republic.
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THE roll OF honor, that Is to say, tho
list OF applicants Tor jobs undor Prosi.
dent Cleveland, is already long and
luminous. Lot tho good work 60 on.
Tho country will survive all these dis
nnnnintnpnta
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money,

THE way that West Virginians are
turning up at Washington and attract
ing the attention Of the country is alto
Gether commendable. 1t advertises the
state.
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You can have your tooth extracted
without pain with "Odontunder." APP
piled locally. Mt NanKeuren's hotel.
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YESTERDAY would have been an ideal
81. rOtrick'a day, but tomorrow may
do as we'll,
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PIKE county. Pennsylvania, has had
30 much winter this year tina. IL has
been too cold to marry up there. This
is the most singular weather freak
thus far reported. 1t has not been this
way in the mountains Of West Virginia
so far as tho returns show! 5D lJl
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MINOR appointments will not DO
made now, says tho President. Minor
appointments? In the eyes Of the ap.
plicantS thore are none. Every ono Of
them is a major, not to say q fold mar
ah,I '...L ..Ir..