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Evening journal., 1893-09-11
DELAWARE'S ONLY FAIR.
Dover's 90 Exhibition VIII Be
the Most Successful Yet.
OF SPEED ABOVE AVERAGE.

Including Many Celebrated Trotters and
Pacers Throughout the Country as Wen
as the Noted Horses Of the Peninsula
Exciting Contest for Free Trip to the
worlds Fair TO the Most Popular wo-
man School Teacher.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, Sept 1.-THE officers Of the
Delaware State Fair declare that the ex.
hibition will be one Of the most successful
in the history of the organization. They
say that never have the citizens of this
Peninsula manifested such marked de-
termination to make the fair a success
than at the present time. The number
Of exhibits in the different departments
have never been equaled.
In the women's department alone
there are many thousand entries, com
peting for the fair and special prizes.
Everybody has resolved himself into a
committee of one to dare and do for the
fair this year.
There are exhibits OF everything and
the best that this Peninsula can pro.
duce; exhibits from Rhode Island Penn
syl .ania, Maryland. even from California,
and many other states Cattle horses.
sheep and hogs, are now being driven
into the Park by the scores Some herds
of cattle numbered about fifty head
For all admirers of that noble animal
the horse-there Is in store treat.
Fairview Park never gave to the pub
lie such a list of fine stock. Some Of the
best material in is booked for those
races that horsemen love. Special notice
is called to the three and FOUR year old
races; in fact, to every race offered.
Saladin, that blooded wonder of Della
ware, will be there. This is no adver.
tising fake Salsdin will be at Dover
and 20 a mile to beat the worlds pacing
record Every effort is being made for the
young women of pedagogy.
Everybody seems interested In his or
her particular school friend. Everybody
should feel Interested Never will
Ia better offer be given to
the Delaware school teacher. Everybody
should visit the fair and see the differ
ent departments of Delaware produ ce.
for never was there a more successful
fruit growing and grain producing year
than this Says Secretary Wharton,
Come" and we will show you, in ad
dition to this, the best bred or blooded
animals, the fastest. time ever produced
at Dover Fair.
''Let everybody from Wilmington.
every town. village and hamlet, come.
AS this is the only fair within the state.
the honest yeomanry and citizens OF
our common country should be present. '
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

TIE Springfield Union advises "our
manufacturers" to flock" to Washing
ton and force the Ways and Means Com
mittee TO extend the time for tariff
hearings. The Union appears to doubt
no longer the determination Of the party
in power to revise the tariff But, while
HoclSing, they should provide birds who
know what they are talking about As.
sertions will not 20 with this committee; /;
they wish facts.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11
Death Of Mrs. Morrow

The death is reported Of Mrs Ella d.
Morrow, 705 Van Buren street. Mrs
Morrow was in the 2Sth year Of her age
She has beeu in for the past week with
typhoid fever The funeral will take
place o. Wednesday. The interment
will be msde ia the Wilmington and
Brandywins cemetery. She was the
daughler II MIS- F. b Young, of Utica,
NJ \ and was only eleven months
married
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

II We were not opposed TO any language
but the English, we would propose Una.
as a significant name for that baby. She
is the only baby born to President in
the White House
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

about the head. while nearly his entire
body was horribly bruised. DR.. Kelly
attended the injured man and accom-
panied him on special train to Ches-
tertown. where Drs. W. Frauk Hines
and H. L. Dodd, were summoned
There is only possibility that Brynes
will recover.
Engineer James Boggs leaped from
the train aud was badly bruised The
morning mails to and from Chestertown
and other points in the county were
detained by the wreck A number Of
passengers and much freight were also
delayed.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

'rHE proposition to pension govern
ment employees bobs up agaiu. says the
Louisville Courier Journal Pensions
should be limired 10 those that are
drafted into the service. Then there Is
an important question as to those who
offer their Services to the government.
but fail 10 get them accepted They
ntei pensions worse than the fortunate
ones The contention is that those
who lost their limbs and health and con
iracted rheumatism. chronic diarrhoa
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

TuosE who cry that there is not gold
enough to do the business Of the world,
do not contend that there will not be
enough in this country. They can say
some intensely foolish things but they
have never said that. Well, we are not
legislating for Turkey, China and Hayti,
but for country to which the best OF
everything must come.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

and persistent and settled aversion to
work because Of the Ford's Theatre ac-
cident, are as much entitled to q
pension as those who we're drafted to
serve as home guards" The conten-
tion is Just; those fellows ought to have
raret,pa
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

It Is almost as easy to distinguish
strong mind as a strong body. The man
may display as much individuality Of
mind in a few words as he may display
strength and symmetry Of body by few
steps.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

IT is little unfortunate that ex
Speaker Reeds article prophesying per-
manent aud steady paralysis Of industry,
written In August, should have been
published Just now.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

ABOUT all that Neal will have to do
to fiay Mckinley is TO read McKinley's
speeches and the prophesies of things
which either did not happen at all or
happsnsd the other way.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

The only useful purpose a dyspeptie
man can serve is that Of making cata.
logue Of bis symptoms for patent medi-
cine advertisers.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

SENATOR TEI1ER arguing for legisla.
tion to increase the price Of silver--he has
$4,000 invested in silver mining
property denounced the newspaper
press Of the country for impudence and
mendaeity. This is the cry Of stop
thief in a new guise.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

A REDUCTION Of % per cent. ton in
the wages Of puddlers aud readjuat
ment Of tue wages Of the other employees
will take effect at the Central Iron
Works Harrisburg, Pa, ON the 25th
inst. These wise and prudent men
have got in their work something like
two years i9 advance Of any possible
change in the tariff schedule.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

TALLYRAND said words were meant to
conceal thoughts; but he did not say
what Is equally true, that words frequently
show that man has no thoughts TO con-
Evening journal., 1893-09-11
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1898.

PorR said Happiness, our beings end
and aim" not appreciating, perhaps,
what poor aim many Of mankind
have
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

II room cottage h0uscs, situated at the
corner of 9Th and hroome streets with All the
modern improvements including reception,
hallway. Queen Ann stairways. etc, tine view
Of river and surrounding country. VIII be
sold cheap and-0n etsy terms. Must be seen
70 be appreciated. Apply 20 owner. y. =.
CJLbERI, 1909 West Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

CHEsrERFIELD was not so much a
philosopher from learning as from OBJ
servation. He observed better than he
read hence his remarks are particu.
larly applicable to the average man be-
cause be is able to comprehend and &C
complish them. BE says: IAN able man
shows his spirit by gentle words and
resoiute actions. He is neither hot nor
timid
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

THE EvENISo JOURNAL to-day prints
dispatches from all over the country
showing that the merry hum OF machin
cry began again to-day with more
vigor than has been known for a year
With busy mills confidence restored.
silver purchase on it's last legs, girl
baby ia the White House and Bach out
Of Delaware the prospects to-day are
FAR from gloomy.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE oAS
BIZ had AT rHE COUNTING ROOM OF
rHE vEEISe JOURNAL oFEIon.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

THE Irish National League Of America
has issued manifesto on Home Rule
denouncing the defeated bill and the
'pernlcious influence Of Mr.. Gladstone
and predicting a Tory victory at the
next election. The manifesto suggests
"a great convention Of Irishmen." to
take some sction for lreland's liberation
We 90 not know how much less pros
pect there would be tor he success 81
Home Rule IL the tactics Of the league, II
it ever had any, had been pursued; but as
a matter Of fact, the cause never was So
favorably considered before Ii the Irish
do not support Gladstone and those who
take up the cause in his way when he
dies, they never viii have such a favor
able consideration again
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

This Cleveland administration, under
the benedelent influence Of which these
Industries are starting, is an admirable
change for the country. The working
Men seem TO have got what they
voted for What sorry predieameut
those partisan papers which predicted
calamity and continued depression, are
in nowl They may feel but little
chagrin because they have little know
ledge and less conscience.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

Cove oysters 80, 35 and AS cents per
quart. A. d. Ainscow, 707 Shipley street.
Phone 301
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

baltimore a
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD schedule in
effect July 8, l6s8
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot,
East Bound.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

DHu.ADELPHIA AND READING kA IL
i ROAD-"ROyal Route between fhiadel-
phia and Atlantic City-Ihe only double
NrLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Slreet Nhafl
aud South Street Wharf ,,,,r.-
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

ally. with Pullman buns
E through to Boston vita
hkoepsie b idge, landir
station. Boston.
, TWELFTH AND MAR
TX days, sos, s737 sS %,
81 80, sll 90 p m. SUI lays,
n, So AZ, SIS 3s, 81 80, IL q
Evening journal., 1893-09-11
TWFNTY Id. IN

= y ~ 7 T !" T = 7 = T =
STREETS. week OLys.
7, az, ss 20. sS On, 0OC, so G..
a m; sl2 "A, ! 90. So ~. 5 %.
So 80 625, l00O sll o. p n
A, Sundays, SD %, 6e5. "a
40 a m: sl2 "a. ] 90. 81 AZ, 80.
81 80. s 2j. 10 90. sli 90 D m.
IS, s3 O3. Q 90. 6 50, 81 81, Z ~
iO, 10 SO, $40 36, sil52 a ~,
. 05, S. 3s, 8 %, 81 80, s2S.
Evening journal., 1893-09-11

New York, week
days, So 03. 81 81, $3.50,
$40 90 a m, si2 "a,
s2 80, s5 3s, So 80 d IA.
Sundays. s3 G3. S. 80.
$40 80 a nl. 1924, 81 40,
81 as. 8. aN. 81 90 D m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
BITS OF HUMoR.

American-"Well, John, still in the
laundry business?" John-''No, me
gettee better work, better pay. Ne pro-
fessional." "You are in a profession,
arc you? Well. what is your profess
sion?" "sittee flo photograph flo China
mans what want 10 legister."-New York
Weekly,
Observation-Disclosures the heavens
makes that baby howl SOP" Mrs.
Younglove-'..Ittle tootsy wootsv is tell
in its muzzer at it's sit; Eats all"
Younglove-"Oh, that's it, is it. Well,
why can't it tell Its muzzer without in
forming the whole block ?'-Brooklyn
Life
Old Gentleman-"I find, sir, that you
have no financial standing, no credit
anywhere" Young Getthere-"You
do me injustice, sir. l have easily bor-
rowed several hundred since it became
known was engaged to your daughter.
-Nc,U York lIeeElI
"Why did Wilbank have the burglar
alarms taken out OF his house? We're
they iailure?" No, but they kept up
such continual racket he hasn't been
able to get to sleep lately."-later-
Ocean.
Cholly las he is about to leave, after
his rejection Come, Miss Summer,
help me on with my overcoat. Since
you cannot be my wife, you may at
least be assister to me.-PhRddeiphia
Record.
Actress-You are divorce lawyer,
understand? Lawyer-Yes, madam; l
secure divorces without publicity.
Actress-Um-Tm in the wrong office.
Good-day,-New York Weekly.
Flam Exposing a massive gold chain)
What do you think OF that for a
chain? Flim-Rather heavy for a
watch, aud not quite heavy enough for
watch dog.-B0ston Transcript.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
PERSONAL POINTS.

John Hogg, who died the other day in
his homo near Washington, was the
Oldest chief clerk in the government
service. He had been in tho navy de-
partment nearly forty gears, and had
been chief clerk OF the department Tor
nearly half that time. He was seventy
five years old. There is aaid not to
have been q question Of naval custom
or a fact OF law regarding the naval es-
tablishment that lie did not have at his
fingers ends.
Nine. Bernhardt introduced an limo
walton at the Renaissance Theatre, in
Paris recently, by persuading the man
ager not to allow women wearing bon
nets to sit in the orchestra stalls. Tho
result was that the house gained great
" in appearance and there was relolc'
ing among the malo sex present.
Cardinal Mezzotanti, the most re-
markable linguist the world has ever
known, is said to have been able to use
every word OF any considerable impor-
lance in over one hundred different Ian
guages, and to have been able to carry
oil conversation in forty-tiye or ttty
others.
Appreciative parents and friends are
inundating DR.. Edward Everett Hale
with reports OF children's sayings which
DR.. Hale was said to be collecting for
philosophical purposes. The statement,
DR.. Hale says, was an entire hoax.
There is to be another college centen-
NAL next June, that OF Bowdoln, up IN
Maine. The Grafton is to be delivered
by Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller, OF
the United States supreme court, and
Arlo Bates is to read poem.
Few Americans are aware that Queen
Victoria is clergyman. She has been
prebendary OF st. David's since 1887,
and is the senior prebendary OF the
English church.
Gen. Benjamin I. Tracy, ex-secre-
tary OF the navy, has been invited to
assist in representing the people in the
coming trial OF ballot box offenders in
Brooklyn.
Miss Lottie Crabtree the actress, is in
San Francisco for tho winter, accom-
panied by her mother. Her visit is due
to i'll health.
Prof. Huxley calls his Sussex place
"Hodeslea," which is said to be the an
cient form of his own name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

"Itreated with different physicians without
any benefit whatever, until December of the
same year, when was induced to try DR..
Grcene's Neryura blood and nerve remedy, and
now after three months use OF the remedy,
am almost completely restored to health.
have the full use OF my speech and limbs and
work hard every day. know that this wonder
full remedy has saved my life"
Now, the moral OF thighs, do not neglect your
self. II you are not feeling Just right, ii you
have symptoms and feelings you cannot ex.
plain take at once this wonderful, medicine DR..
Greeue's Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy,and 1t
will very speedily put you in good health again.
1t will always prevent paralysis II taken in time,
and is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
1t Is endorsed and recommended By physicians
as the greatest blood and nerve remedy; indeed
1t is the discovery of our of the best known
physicians, Dr. Greene OF IS West Fourteenth
Street, New York, the successful specialist in
curing nervous aud chronlcldiseases. The droctor
can be consulted free, personally or by letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
TROUBLE WILL FOLLOW.
II Should be Understood and
Looked After Now.
Some Things Which People Cannot
Well Explain.
This May be Absolutely New to the
Average Reader.

Many people wonder what It means when
there IS a tingllng or pricslinG sensation with
more or les, numb feeling in the hands, feet or
limbs. It means that there Is II condition Of the
nerves which predisposes toward paralysis. II
In addition TO the above sensations there is a
pain In the head. general bad feeling with
weak. weary or excessively tired feeling in the
limbs it may DO taken as certain that paralysis
will result II something Is notimmediately done
to avert this terrible disaster.
All should remember that In such cases It Is
the neglect of these first symptoms which results
in the fatal and dreaded shock Of paralysis. liza
person will use the right remedy when the
above feelings and sensations appear, all dan
ger Of n shock can be wardod of.
1t is fact that paralysis and kindred nervous
diseases are increasing at m alarming rate,
thousands about us neglectInE to realize what
these first symptoms, so apparently trivial
really mean until they become prostratcd
A very interesting story f. told by Mr.. G. W,
Ryerson, who is we'll known business man, re-
siding Mt 2Gl Eighth avenue, New York City.
I'm March. 1892" he said, ~ had slight
stroke of paralysis Of the lett side, which was
followed in about two weeks by a second attack,
which completely paralyzed the left side OF my
hndv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Frank Irving, Passaic IN. J.) cleo
trician, is at work on the model OF an
electric fire engine. He claims that it
ia practicable TO build an engine which
will propel itself over the streets to the
scene OF fire and there work the
pumps. His idea is TO substitute n
storage battery for the furnace and
boiler now in use OH steam fire engines.
A fisherman OF Friendship, Wis,
caught curious looking fish the other
day. The fish measured fifteen inches
from the gllls to the end OF the lower
jaw. and its upper jaw projects eigh-
teen inches. The projection is about
two inches wide, has blunt end and
resembles an immense duck bill.
Thomas Keen, one-armed hunter
from Tionesta, Pa, while hunting came
on bear cub, which he killed. The
mother bear came on the scene and
fought him, but fell by the rifle. A lit
tie later two more cubs were found and
killed.
The Schenectady, n. Y, postofIice
once received letter bearing this ad-
dress: "Mr. Rev. q. W. Drees, Servant
OF God, Learned man OF Scriptures,
Preacher Over the Sheep, Bucks aud
Mother Lambs of the Congregation OF
the Lord"
Avery fresh young freshman at Wash
burn college, Kansas, stole all the skirts
worn by tie girls, over the Turkish
trousers they don for gymnasium exer-
cises. The faculty dismissed the fresh
man and his associates are on strike.
A tunnel nearly two miles long cut
through solid granite has recently been
completed at Hagermnn pass, Col. 1t
pierces the divide OF tie continent 1t
cost 100000 and twenty human lives.
New York furnishers OF mems cloth
ing are making All effort to emancipnte
their patrons from the shirt that goes
on over the head by offering for sale a
shirt that goes on and buttons up like a
coat.
Prof. Elihu Thompson, the electrical
expert, offers a brass wire cage or an
umbrella with brass chains hanging
from the ends of the ribs rs a complete
protection from thunderbolts,
TholnrgeStroomin tho world unbrokpn
by pillars is drill hall in St Peters
burg, 62Uxl5O feet
a monstrous eel, measuring feet.
II inches long, u inches in circumier-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
1rALIAN oAnINEr oRIsIs
Follows an Exciting scene iu the Chamber
of Deputies.

OF Deputies.
ROME, Nov. 24-At cabinet council
held at $3.50 this morning the ministry
decided to resign.
The chamber OF deputies was thronged
when it opened to-day and Signor Cave
lotti caused lively scene when the
minutes Of yesterdays meeting were
read. The member complained that
the sitting was closed when the extreme
left was about to submit motion. Inc
president commenced an explanation oil
this incident amid great excitement, the
extreme left members in the meantime
denouncing the minister
Tho minister of finance, SignoF Girl
maldi, warmly defended himself against
the attacks OF the extreme left, decIar,,
ing that he was an honest man and
equally soliCitous OF public morals as
his opponents. Si2nor Grimaldt was
loudly applauded.
Premier Gioletta before making the
ministerial declaration declared that he
wished to state in his own name and IN
the names OF his colleagues that they
wished to resume their seats IN the
chamber of deputies i'll order to have
full liberty oispeech.
Tho remarks of the premier caused
much excitement in the chamber, espe-
cially among the members OF the eX-
IRENE left. When the noise had some
what subsided Premier GioIettl proceed
ed TO announce the resignation OF the
cabinet, adding that the king had re-
served mis- decision upon this important
matter, and that the ministers would IN
the meantime remain in office.
After the dispatch Of current business,
motion to adjourn was made. Tho
extreme left members, especially Signor
Imbriani, strongly denounced Premier
Gioletti, who warmly retorted.
you have fallen IN the mud"
To this remark Premier Gioletti re-
Joined: "Whatever efforts you may
make, you will not even succeed in
splashing mud on my boots"
This caused renewed excitement in
the chamber, during which some very
hot words were heard from the extreme
left and equally warm replies from the
supporters of the government
When order had been restored the
president OF the chamber called for a
vote upon the motion to adjourn. which
was unanimously approved with the
exception OF the leftists. The sitting
closed amid much uproar. and soon
afterward it was reported that the king
is taking steps to consult the presl-
dents OF the chambers and the leaders
of the different parties in regard to the
formation OF a new cabinet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

ence and weighing nearly II pounds,
was recently captured in the Hacken-
sack river, at Bergen Heights, n. j.
The iron lighthouse exhibited at the
Worlds Fair is to replace the Wac
kaack beacon, near Sandy Hook. The
new tower is SO feet high, 80 feet taller
than the present one.
The Chinese population in San Fran
cisco in 1880 was $1,000. In 1890 1t was
q, 900. The total number OF Chinnmen
in the United States is 100000.
The greatest depth recorded of Lake
Michigan is $40 feet, or about one-sixth
of mile. The mean depth is about
S25 feet.
Two Cinnamon, All Fook and Wong
Fook, are entered to compete in the
cycle races at Los Angeles on Thanks
giving day.
Probably the finest private collection
Of butterflies in the world is owned by
Barthold Neumoegen, a New York
broker.
Seven hundred and twenty tons OF
cardboard are said to be utilized every
year in the use OF postal cards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
How to Toll a Good IYhlskoy.

How many people can tell good
whiskey from an inferior one? Can
you? Ii you can, then you already
know the merits OF Klein's Silver Age,
Duquesnc and Bear Creek Ryes, aud If
you cannot, then you must be governed
blythe testimonials OF physicians, super
intendents of hospitals and connois-
seurs, who all unite in declaring that
tho WHISTLES bottled by Max Klein Of
Allegheny, Pa, are absolutely pure, old
and mellow. A reliable stimulant in
tile house at this time OF the year is an
absolute necessity, and why not get the
best in the country? Send for catalogue
Of liquors to Max Klein. Allegheny, Pa.
These WHISTLES are for sale by Wheel
ing Drug Co. at regular prices.