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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
Joy IN PANS.
The sploudld deception Given the Russian
sailors.

The Sploudld Reception Given the Russian
sailors.
PARIS, Oct. l7.-Shortly after sunrise
this morning re streets OF this capital
were alive with people bent upon en-
joying holiday ind at the same time
giving II welcome to the Russian sailors.
By o'clock the. streets we're densely
crowded with people and work through
out the city may be said to have been
ut standstiii. Among those who
packed the streets were tens oil thons-
ands OF work people in their Sunday
clothes, while every train landed thous-
ands OF people from the country dis
tricts, and their incoming was kept up
until the day was far advanced.
The Russians arrived at the Care De
Lyons at $3.50 y. M. and were received
by cabinet ministers and populations
from the various reception committees
aud by many thousands OF people, who
crowded around the station and packed
the platform near it and enthusiastic
cally shouted "Vive La Russie."
Admiral AyelaH, and TIE officers who
accompanied him stood up in the car
riages awaiting to escort them to the
military club and replied to the cheers
OF the French by crying give La
France"
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During my term of service in the
army l contracted chronic diarrhGa,"
says A. L. Bending, OF Halsey, Oregon.
"Since then have used great amount
Of medicine, but when found any that
would give ne relief they would injure
my stomach, until Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy was
brought to my notice. used it and
will say il is the only remedy that gave
me permanent relief and no bad results
follow" For sale by Charles Il. Goethe,
Will w. Irwin, Chris. f. Schnepf, Chas.
Menkemeller, Vim. l.. Williams, S, L.
Brice, A. 4. Scheele, viii MenkemellEr,
John Coleman, Richards d McEIroy,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
and &. I. Peabody 4 Son, Benwood.
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Morriil, of Vermont; Mr.. Palmer, Of
Illinois; Mr.. Harris, OF Tennessee; Mr..
Pugh, Of Alabama; Mr.. Sherman, Of
ONO, and Mr.. Hunton, Of Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Parnell still
lives in the house where her husband
died. She has no amusemeuts. no d.
versions and onte:s into none OF the
social pleasures OF life.
Its interesting to hear the confessions
Of Cramp, the great shipbuiider, that he
does not go aboard o.tener because
ocean voyage prostrates him with sea
sickness.
stonewall Jackson's memory still
lives in Richmond, Va. where there are
fourteen c0lored persons bearing that
name.
The prince Of Wales has seventeen
brothers-in-law, sixteen uncles, fifty.
seven cousins, iltty-eight nePhews and
nicces.
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"Yiye la Russiew Viye Ia FranceW
resound through the streets OF Paris.
This is all very pretty. In thoirecstacy
the French would feel q good deal better
ii they knew how far Russia is likely to
ataud by them in case oil trouble.
Back OF the rejoicing aud tho wild
abandon OF the reception is an appre-
heuson that at a critical moment. if
Russia thought she could gain more by
that course, she would turn cold
shoulder to France aud let her work
out her own salvation.
In any case the situation is uncom-
Portable for France, for in order to be
able to count at all on Russian help she
must defer to Russia in her diplomacy.
Before she takes step France must
know what Russia says OF it and govern
herself accordingly.
This is not an enviablc situation for q
proud and really great people, but it is
about the best that France can do at
this time. Tho force OF circumstances
is great arbiter OF the destiny of
nations
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Bcllaire may as well understand that
che will have to make room at The Nc.
Kinloy meeting for Il considerable part
of Marshall and Ohio counties. They'll
all be- home folks, as it were, and they
won't expect any iattod cali, but they
will want room, and Belmont county
may have to be enlarged TO lot them in.
There's power OF Mckinley people
ovar bero
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1t seems to be a fact beyond question
that Tammany Boss Croker and Tam
many Orator Bourke Cochran arc oil
the outs. Opinions differ as to whether
the trouble is OF a political or a social
nature. Those who find tho elements
OF discord on the social side say that
Cochran is held responsible for an arti-
clio doing up the social life OF the
crokora Whom our fret families have
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Governor Mckinley never made bet
ter speeches than he is making this
wear. Probably he never spoke owol|,
for he never had SO good a text. And
the people, they thas waat to work ant
can find nobody who wants workmen,
they flock to hear him by the thou,
sands. If Mckinley had his way every
man and woman OF them would be EN-,
ployed at good wages aad laying up
something for the roiay day,
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Tho best salvu in the world for cuts,
bruises, pores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilbIain9,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cent1
a box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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Than cure, and those who are subject to
rheumatism can prevent attacks by
keeping the blood pure and free from
the acid which causes the disease. You
can rely upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as a
remedy for rheumatism and catarrh,
also for every form of scrofula, salt
rheum, boils and other diseases caused
by impure blood. 1t tones and vitalizes
the whole system.
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If you wish to secure certain and
speedy result, when using Ayers sarsa-
pariIa, be careful in observing the
rules OF health, or the benefit may be
retarded. A fair and persistent trial of
this medicine never fails, when the
directions are followed.
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SOME JoKELETs.

A robber met coal dealer on lone
" road and stopped him. "Your money
or YOUR lite," said the rohher, "Who
are YOU ?" asked the coal dealer. "pm
highwayman." "All right" con-
tinued the coal dealer I'm a low
weighman. Shake. We should be
friends" And they were.-iSmtth Centre
BGzoo.
Talkative Lady Visitor Ito Columbian
guard)-And what is that strap that
goes under your chin worn for? Column
ban Guard-This strap, madam, is
given to us by the management OF the
fair to rest our chins on when our jaws
are tired OF answering questions.-Bos-
ton Transcript
Mrs. Rapsari-"Didn't you have n
girl to take care OF your dear little
Fido?" Mrs. Lingerly-"Oh, yes. But
couldn't get her TO stay" Mrs. Rap
sard-"What was the matter?" Mrs.
Lingerly-"She didn't like it because
We kept baby Brooklyn Lie.
"What has become OF the handsome
young woman that used to be here"
inquired the regular customer at the
diary lunch establishment. (Which
handsome young woman?" asked the
blond maiden behind the counter
neutrality-suspicious. Tribune.
Crane Pitt-"This is tho stock ex-
change, uncle. The seats here some
timea sell for as high as $4,000"
Uncle SiIas-"Twenty thousand dollars
for seat! Phew! Them feIlers down
there pears to have some sense; most
Of EN- are standing up."-LJe
"What are you crying for Fritz%
because my brothers have holiday
and l haven't" "But why haven't you
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TuAr's right, Mr.. President, no sur
render. Ii the senate win not hearken
to the cry OF the people let the senate
take the responsibility. The people
will know whom to blame. No sur
-opdort
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Hu Maxwell, another writer whose
name is familiar to INTELLIGENcGR read
ers, and whose poetiCal contributions
have boon widely read, is the author oil
Il history Of Evans aud SontNg, the fam
Gus bandits OF California. Mr.. Maxwell
is u vigorous writer, and his descrip-
tioua are uneXcellod. He begins with
the first train robbery OF these outlaws
and follows their career to the end,
when they were finally shot to pieces
by n sherifls posse. The book is OF
thrilling interest, and contains Incl
dents enough Tor a dozen novels. In
his narrative, however Mr.. Maxwell
has confined himself to historical facts.
San Francisco Printing CoIRDanH All
MQrket street, San FranciscO; Cal.
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New YoRK Democrats arc doing
deal OF loud talking against Judge May
nard, who wants to remain on the
bonch aud who ought to be in tho peui-
Tertiary. II they will follow this up
with some quiet and effective voting
against him they will prove themselves
sincere and do their state some service,
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spats and give and receive mortal hurts
because OF their social status, how can
the rest of ua hope to get on comfort,
ably in this wicked world?
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One who hasn't seen the Worlds Fair
won't be sin in after the ahow is over.
The INTELtIGFYcER makes the way ensy.
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"What are you crying for Fritz?"
because my brothers have holiday
and haven'tW "But Why haven't you
holiday too% Because Pm not old
enough to go to school yetw-Fliegcnde
BiaeLter.
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FACTS speak louder than words. Sim
mons Liver Regulator does cure bowel
Disorders.
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HooD's Pills are easy and gentle in
effect. 8
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PEOPLES NUS88 THEATRE.

Monday, Oct is and Weak.
indian Albuo BABY and squaw Mother aud
ChiCi FiihsE Dot. Isittlcsuhkc Qnecn' juhnsVll
Clever Carter! Suiiefl swlr' AlcEtoy!
Comedy" Dodg'ns ior d Wife, b. lakcr-
Logan Company
GO OSE DINE. REOPEN TO i0P. N.
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Henry Tuckley, who is well known TO
INTELLIGENcER readers, having contri-
buted many interesting letters to these
columns, has written very entertain
ing book, "Masses and Glasses" being a
study OF industrial conditions in Eng
land. neahows that the bread-winners
OF Great Britain are worse oN-iar worse
oa--than in this country. They have,
he says, more to complain OF, and more
to gain by agitation and change. Old
England is in q ierment. Tho leaven oil
unrest is working everywhere, but espe-
cally in the minds and hearts OF the
masses" The main aim OF the book is
to set forth tho industrial situation as
the writer found it, dwelling particular
ly upon wages aud the relation OF the
wage scale to the cost OF living The
work is not altogether statistical. but
has decided human interest. There is
not an uninteresting page in the book
Craasloa d: Carts, Cmcmnad, Ohio.
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All the world is said to love a lover,
but it is doubtful ii it can fad anything
to admire in the one described by
Amelie Rives in "Tanis, the Sang.
Digger" the latest OF that cratic writer's
works. The central figures are Sam, a
mountainerr, and the girl Tanis. A
better name for the book would have
been Tho Tragedy OF Love. Sam is n
coarse and brutal character. He drinks
whisky TO excess, sports with the
affections Of the mountain girls and IS
handy with his rifle in fight. Tanis
is unlearned, but her virtue stands out
in strong light in comparison with
her surroundings and uncouth COM
paniaus. She loves the big, broad
shouldered mountaineer, but her pas
sion is OF an entirely different character
from that OF the mere animal affection
OF Sam. She refuses to marry her lover
until ho shows some signs OF reforming.
The main part OF the book is taken up
with dialogues between the two on the
nature Of their loves. The story ends
tragicaIIy enough. By trick Sam COM
pels the girl to marry him. 1t is one
OF Mrs. Rives-C handlers best works.
Torn Topics Publishing Company, 81 West
Tgeniy-thtFd street, Nel0 York.
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WHEN the great lakes get on tear
the wide ocean is no match for them.
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ARE the silver mining camps greater
than the rest OF this great country?
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A NY ONE WITH $4,000 READY
IA each can secure a bargain in r1al estate n
TINY VIII apply very soon. Addtc,s X Y L.
this Office ugIG
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Night Prices-i5. -. 81 and sc Matinee
prices-Rsserved sCats, SO: children under II
years, lUc; gallery, ljc Seats on sale at the
GrAnd box office. nolA
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WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
w attending night school, position In ollie,
or store during day with wages sufficient mas
board and washing. Address I'll, clf1 INK
oliiCG oels
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Pictorial Roons..,oisl. CounIiE; l'oom'.iiC.
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rwolvo pays AZ Atlantlo Olty.

Tho third OF the series OF popular ex-
cursions to Atlantic City, via Baltimore
4 Ohio railroad, will be run on August
8. Ample provision will be made for
the accommodation OF those availing
themselves OF tho low rates and super
ior train service to enjoy u respite by
the seaside. The scenery enroute Is
unsurpassed by that Of any Other route
in America.
Tickets will be valid for return journey
for twelve days from day of sale, and
will DO good on all regular trains. On
return journey they will be good tostop
off ut Washington. thus atfording an
opportunity to visit the numerous pub.
lie buildings, which are open to visitors
FREQ OF charge, and to take u trip down
tho Potomac to Mt. Vernon, the tomb Of
Washington, as well Us to visit other
places Of interest in and near Wash
ington.
Regular trains leave Wheeling at sos
d. IN. and $3.50 p. NJ. Round trip $40.
Correspondingly low rates from other
stations. For more detailed informa.
ton apply to John 7. Lane, Travelling
Passenger Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
MwdF
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donot really feel any practical interestin
the exhibit, They arc not coming here
To any noticeable extent. The steam
ships report q light and disappointing
business. This, too, when as many
Americans as aver are going to Europe,
some OF whom have been to the show
and others OF whom will return in time
to visit it before il closes November /,
The five unrepresented southern
states referred to are Tennessee, Ala,
bamn, Mississippi, South Carolina and
Georgia. They have no state head
quarters here and no exhibits worth
looking at. For South Carolina and,
possibly, Mississippi there may be some
excuse, but certain there ia none for
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia, all
rich in minerals and all prosperous,
They were simply too narrow and too
sectional to do their duty, The alleged
excuse OF the Europeans, especially En-.
glishmen, is our tariff, II We had had
free trade they would have been here
in far greater force as regards exhibits
and visitors, prompted by the hope oil
gain. OF course they have q great deal
tlAWt 10 NuAuupAp Ao'Si puN WY HNS".SS
have q great many mere bazaar exhib'
its, mere selling booths, wherein to
market lines OF goods that Worlds
Fair visitors are always willing to buy
at fancy prices, There Is trouble with
some Of them in regard to duties
unpaid and also in regard to their
disposal OF goods on exhibition in
violation OF the regulations, They
not only want to sell duplicates for fu'
ture delivery, but also to thin out their
immediate stocks, Some OF them have
to be- watched, and when watched too
closely they "kick." Custom house no.
tees are to DO seen everywhere notify
ing those whom 1t may concern OF the
penalties OF the law. But n free trader
would say that all this friction is only
another argument against custom
houses. They ought to be abolished
and those who have tho cheapest labor
aud the cheapest capital ought to cccu'
by tho land. We'll, VIC shall probably
know more on this subject in the near
future. The statesmen who are TO as
semble on the 9TH OF next month are
full OF bottled light on this question.
A. W, g,
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho consumption OF nails in this
country has increased from l,S24,749
kegs in 1856 to 5000, l78 kegs in 1901.
The nail has reyolutionized into two
distinct types-the cut and wire nail.
Ten years ago the cut nails manutac'
tured in the United States in CONNER
cial quantities were made OF iron. From
that time tho steel nail commenced di.
viding honors with the iron nail, until
at present writing, when about two
thirds OF the entire output OF cut
nails are made OF steel.
Montcalm county, Mich, claims to BIO
the leader in potato raising, having last
year an average yield oil 225 bushels
per acre, and in some instances Us high
as 450 bushels per acre. At least 236,07S
bushels were shipped within the sea-
son, at an average price OF % cents.
making u total Of Sl25,5 sos 81 received
from this crop alone.
A Washington letter writer was in.
trusted with this bit OF confidence by a
lady the other day and straightway
made public mention OF it: II am al'
WAYS busy in tho autumn ! attend to
my mind, in Tho winter to my social
duties, in tho spring to my soul, andin
tho summer l so away"
An old negro near Humboldt, Tenn,
has Il perfect mark Of u mans hand on
his breast. Tho old mans son has tho
same mark on his breast, even more
perfect. Tho old man says his father
had the same mark on his breast.
Chicago attracts moro vessels by so per
cent. to its docks than docs New York
and its clearances and arrivals are, in
the aggregate, a traction over 90 per
cent. as much us those of half q dozen
OF the big seaboaEd ports.
Whom an electric light pole in city
hall park, New York, fell the other
evening, the police had to keep a sharp
watch to prevent many persons from
taking hold Of the wire to feel if there
was a current or not.
Nearly $4,000 was spent on congress.
sional resolutions, speeches, etc, OF de-
ceased congressman last session. One
gilt.edgod obsequy cost ST., 200.
Several OF the Aztec pyramids exceed
2OO teet IN, hGlRlt. lhey are Renerally
composed Of q mound OF earth faced
with stone.
A giuut meteor, OF an intense blue
color, was seen along the Connecticut
shore last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Nancy @. Larwell, who cele.
bratcd her Tooth birthday May 0, died
at Wooster, o., on Sunday.
Women are longer.lived than men.
Insurance tables arc now being based
on this fact.
OF every 10000 deaths in the United
States 1920 are from consumption.
Scientists have invented q device
which makes a sunbeam audible.
The anchors Of the Campania weigh
eight and one.haif tons each.
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Tho Yictorla DIsaster.

The verdict in the case OF the Veto.
ria disaster was in accordance with tho
known facts in the case. No living per-
son was to blame. Admiral Tryon told
the exact truth when he made the
manly admission ut was all my fault"
1t is not ungracious to place tho re-
sponsibility on the brave dead man
who went down with his ship, for that
is where the responsibility belongs.
1t has been suggested that Admiral
Markham, seeing the peril, should have
refused to obey the order OF his superior
officer, who wa on the scene of action
personally directing the movements.
Tho court meets this point squarely
and approves the course Of Admiral
Markham, holding that to blanc him
"would be prejudicial to the best in
terests OF tho service"
Admiral Tryon was q distinguished
commander. He was to DO supposed to
know what he was doing, He was
doing the official thinking for that
fleet. With this just verdict ends n
OF the most memorable incidents in
naval annals.
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,"Elamcd Idlocy."

Judge Holman is supposed to DO in
favor OF anything and everything, out
side Of his own district, that squints at
economy. Whacking into pensions is
supposed to be on tho limo Of saving
money. But Judge Holman has q no.
ton that the pension policy Of this
Democratic administration may whack
into the Democratic vote, and so he
takes tho liberty to inform the great
minds at headquarters that their policy
is "blamcd idiocy,"
Tho Indiana statesman must not DO
too quick with his condemnation. Ho
should give tho administration time to
justify its policy aud vindtcSto itself.
This 1t eau do by showing fraud in OBJ.
tanning, or irregularity in granting, the
pensions which have boon suspended;
and this tho administration will have
to do now that IL has opened up tho
ball, Tho country will not DO satisfied
with less.
"Blnmed idioCy" u may DO, but give
tho administration a chance. II 1t fail
to mako good its case there will be some
moro failure further along tho line.
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MORNING. sMILEs.

Travelling MANIA chop and a cup
OF coffee, quick. My train leavesjn
twenty minutes" Waiter-"Yes, sab
seveniy.6ve cents, sah." "Do you want
me to pay in ~advanceH" ayes, sab.
You may be gone before it's cooked,
sah."-New YOrk Weekly.
Little Dick-Papa, didn't you tell
mamma we must economtEo? Papa
did, my sou. Little Dick-Well, l was
thinkin' that mebby if you'd get me u
pony wouldn't wear out 80 manyshoes.
Good NewS.
"You know you wrote an editorial
tellin' the people to give the new mayor
lots Of roper" 81 did" swell they
done it," Done what?" "Lynched him
this mornin' before Observation-Disclosures
Constitution.
"You are certain then that this is
your umbrella2" Smith-Certain? l
should say so; here are Jones' initials
where he cut them the day he bought
it.-Mta- Ocean.
Wild.EyedM MANI want some sooth.
ing strip, quick" Drugglst-"What
blZeu pOLLle NlIQ'EHeN AAuu Oop-
tie? Iwant a keg! It's twins!"-NsW
York Weekly.
81 catch cold every time : spend o
night in one OF those internal sleeping
cars,'t| said Smith. "a Pullmanary
trouble" observed Brown.-PhRadel-
phia Record.
Brush-"so you're going TO give up
art and study medicine, ehP" Pencil
eyes, it's easier to be a doctori you
don't have to bother about anatomy"
Life.
"Chicago is IN awful city of Sabbath
breakers" said q returned Bostonian.
~ didn't go into u church while ! was
there. "-Boston Transcript
"Can you lend me q flver, to-day,
Jack?" Cant my boy. Money is
tight. Wait till after the extra ses-
sion."-Ntw York Press.
Patient-"Do you give gas2" Dentist
mo; you have to pay for it. This
isn't barber shop."-BrOOktyn Life.