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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
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(By telegraph to the Dispakch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October 1k--4oo
Senate to-day passed the bill authex!M
the Chattanooga and Western Haiif0So
Company TO construct a bridge ACROSS -
Tennessee river near Chattanooga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25

II you suffer from loosencss Of tho bowels
AsGosrU8A BrrEEs Will surely cure you- Be-
ware Of counserfeits and ask for tho genuine
article, prepared by DR.. J. q. B. siegsrs & Sons
For Dyspepsis, Indigestion. and Stomach dis
orders use Browns Iron Bitters--fhe best tonic.
IL rebuiids tho system, cleans tho blood and
strengthens the muscles A splendid medieins
for weak snddebihtated persona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Repeal Bii Anendm.pn.

U'y IeItBrHPIF 10 t'V DI'P'VV''7
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October "a
There are twenty-seven amendments TO
the repeal bill which have been INTRODUCED
In the Senate as intended to be offer
ed" II is not generally believed that
very large percentage OF them will be
offered. Upon this contingency will de-
pend the time of the disposal Of the bill
after the voting Is begun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
PERSONAL POINTS.

Prince Krapotkin, the celebrated
Russian exile, who makes his hend'
quarters in London, looks the anarch'
ist, every inch OF him. He is tall aud
Iathy, with deep-set eyes, bald head,
aud patriarchal whiskersand mustache,
which flow in a gray, unkempt mass
over his breast.
Lieut.. David /. Brainard, Second
United States cavalry is in Boston for
a brief visit. Lieutenant Brainard was
second in command OF the Greedy arctic
expedition, and was a companion Of
Lieutenant Lockwood, since dead,
when the highest point north ever
reached by man was made.
Mary Anderson Navarro and her hus,
band are at present in Geneva. Some
Louisville people who met the actress
there have written home that she Is
"as chacmng as ever and the personlfi'
cation OF contentment."
Colonel North, Of nitrate fame. is 60
ing to contest the constituency OF West
Leeds, now represented by Herbert ].
Gladstone. Lord Randolph Churchill,
it is said, has actively espoused Colonel
North's cause.
Clarence S. Bement, of Philadelphia,
has collection Of minerals which is
second to only one in the world-that
OF the British museum. 1t is estimated
to be worth fully half million dollars.
DR.. Horny NJ. Field has written new
book Of travel under the title OF 1.-THE
Parhnrv Cast II describas 0f course
a Journey in Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli.
London has gone wild over n new
pianist from Austria. His name is
Weiss and his hair is longer than Pad,
erewskrs,
Schaeier and Ives have arranged q
cushion carrom match OF billiards for
an aggregate stake OF $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
OUR POETS.
Powerful Words and Noble
Thoughts.
How Closely arc they Related to Oar
Daily Lives,
What Ono of Our Foremost Ladies
Thinks Abopt 1t.

Henry ". Lonsiellow has said in one Of his
most popular poems that "All things come
round to him who will but wait"
How true It certainly 1, that II We have but the
patience to wait and struggle for that which We
so much desire, the p,Izo will surely be ours 1t
Is not enough. however, to sit quietly down and
remain inert, but II we would accomplish great
results We mus, posses untlrlug perseverance.
At least one person appreciates the full siSnia'
canoe of the great mans words. Miss s. Cohen
OF 65i South Sixth street, Camden, n. j.. has for
months beca wrltlns, longing aud striving to
regain that health without which life is at best
but dreary existence.
She has been constantly treating with differ
ent remedies and physicians, but never once
lost courage, for she had made up her mind
that there was remedy which would cure her
and wa, determined TO find It. She succeeded
So well and is 50 filled with gratitude aud thank'
fulness that she wishes the whole world could
know Of her wonderful cure.
The following isa letter written by her for the
public benefit;
"a suffered for over year with severe pains
III my head and could not keep anything on my
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

"Chatts" is the pulverizod rock from
which the lead ore has been extracted
in the dressing or concentrating pro-
cess. In bulk it is more than ten times
greater than tho dressed mineral. A
company has been organized to trans
port CHATS" from the ST. Francois
county (Mo.) lead mines and use it in
connection with crushed granite in paw
ing ST. Louis.
There is at present every prospect Of
an exceptionally heavy sugar crop in
Louisiana. Excellent yields are report
cd in every sugar district in the state,
and unless some disaster occurs tho
total yield will DO between 600000,0OO
and 6O0,0O0,OOO pounds.
Residents of Milwaukee are DESTROYS
Of having special alcovo built TO con.
tain the books OF native authors in the
splendid public library building they
arc about to erect.
1t is no uncommon sight 10 SEQ \
poruy man chasing a hoop round and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
LITTLE NONSENSE.

Old Judge Peterby, n noted Texan,
has been laid up for some timo with
the govt. His legs arc swelled to an
enormous size. He is very impatient,
and his doctor, who is also a church
member, rebuked him, saying: ''You
should be grateful to the Almighty Tor
his kindness" "What kindness 2"
ellis kindness in giving you only two
legs to suffer with. Suppose you had
as many legs as centipede %-1cra0
SGtingS.
The lady had given tho small boy an
apple and he had said nothing in recog-
milton. "what does a little boy say
when he gets anything?' asked the
lady insinuatingly. He hesitated mo-
ment. "Some little boys" he said. "says
thank you, some says much obliged,
and some just keeps thinkin' how much
better all orange is than an apple. -
Detroit Free Press
Johnny Muggs-Pop, git mo bicycle,
won't yer? Pop-Haln't got no money
to waste that way. Johnny-Well. git
me bull dog wot I kin train to bite
other fellers woEs got bicycles.-Gooi
Ne,u& .-
Judge-You are clearly guilty, pris-
oner. Ten dollars or ten days. Prisoner
--Pil take the ten days. It's the softest
SNAP I've had yet. A dollar day is big
savin' for me.-Harpr'S Ba;ar.
Lady-TMs is the second time you
have received good from me, ish't It'll
Tramp-it is, madam; aud you are at
liberty to mention the fact to your
friends il you wish.-Puce.
Bluster-Do you mean to say that
am liar? Blister-I hope that could
not do so ungentlemauiy u thing. But
l see You catch my idea.-BOslon Tran
SCRIPT
Parker is awfully conceited. He
doesn't seem ablo to etaway from him
self" That's because he's stuck on
himself,"-Harpcr'' Ba:ar
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round the ring at a modern gymnasium.
II is the latest prescription by doctors
for those clients who are suffering from
too much flesh and who want TO reduce
their weight.
Tho rush.light or rush.candle, which
hal been the poor mans light Tor
many centuries, was prepared by strip
ping dried rush oil its bark except one
small strip, which held the pith to-
gather, md dipping it repeatedly in the
talow.
All the Jews Of Jerusalem are to be
united in one congregation. Hitherto
they have been divided into three sec
lions, a Spanish, a German and n com
pany Of poor Jews, supported by con-
tributions from abroad.
The people OF Chicago last year
washed down their food with 2,G34, $50
barrels Of beer, while the city Of St.
Louis managed to ouench its thirst with
l,S40,2S barrels, and New York re-
quired 4,573.0f9 barrels.
The first appearance Of peanuts in
mercantile history was q consignment
Of ten bags, sent from Virginia to New
York, for sale in 1894. In 1892 tho
product was 100000 bushels.
In field one mile square, on the os-
tate OF y. F, Larimore, Larlmore, y. D.,
forty-fve harvesters. manned by 100
men, set to work, and before noon half
Of it. wheat crop was harvested.
1t is asserted by one OF tho Italian
papers that the Italian government Is
endeavoring 10 sell the state railways
aud that buyer can not be found.
Nearly ten per cent OF the yield from
this years cotton crop in the south is
from cottonseed oil, once thrown aside
as useless refuse.
The British museum possesses an
iron AK head OF 1870 years B. c., tho
oldest authenticated iron implement
known.
"a sober and honest young man" nd
vertises in the New York ECenirg Poat
for position sin fiduciary capacity"
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stomach. I was so nervous aud weak that l
could not hold a glass in my hand, aud the doc
tors pronounced 1t nervous prostrAtiou. l
cbanScd dociors and found norcliei. Ny friends
advised me TO try DR.. Greene's Nervum blood
and nerve remedy, and after using four bottles l
experienced a great change. am now catirely
cured and an anxious to rccommcnd this valua'
bic medicine to everyone suffering from similar
complaints. 1 bopeit will do as much good 10
others as It has to me-"
What more beautiful Interpretation of our be.
loved poets remark. than to be suddenly rc'
stored, after long suffering from pain. 10 q life
ofhappiness aud usefulness,
Have not all cause to thank DR.. Greene, who
health!
Why indeed should wcsufTer with such u rem.
edy at our command!
II you arc sick with any form OF nervous or
blood disease, indigestion, dyspepsia, kidney or
liver complaint, take this giver OF health, Dr..
Greenes Servuru blood aud nerve remedy. Take
it when the first symptoms appear. If the dis
ease Is advanced delay no longer. 1t is purely
vegetable and harmless. II is not patent med
lclne. but one which the doctor has employed
in his practice for years.
Dr.. Greene otS5 W. llth street. New York is
one of our most eminent physicians IN The treat
ment OF all nervous aud chronic diseases. He is
pleased to talk with any who wish to consult
him.
Iiyou live ont of the city md cannot call.
write him description OF your complaint and
he will return an answer free OF charge, adyls-
ing you Just what to do to get well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

Wheeling's first big game OF foot ball
is to be played this afternoon on the
fair grounds. There will DO room
enough for everybody. and those vino
so desire may have comfortable seats
on the ground stand.
The dampness OF the ground, il it be
damp, will make no difference to spec
ta.ors. As for the players, they like
the ground little soft. The ISTELLI-
oExcER has seen forty thousand people
watch a foot ball game through the rain
and not five thousand of them under
cover. Properly clad, the day need
make no difference to those who look
on.
There is every promise OF fine con-
test to-day. The players are in good
trim and each team is determined to
win. The receipts are Tor the city hog
pital, good cause which needs support
Yhe admission fee has been reduced to
twenty-five cents, SO that everybody
can afford to go.
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Confident Boss.

Boss McHane, Of Gravesend, who as
saultcd the writ.servers, took their
writs from them and locked them up,
has responsive readings in the Sunday
school OF which he is superintendent.
The superintendent reads and the
school responds. Last Sunday it hap.
peued that the superintendent boss
road, 81 will walk at liberty" Well,
not if he falls into the hands Of an hon.
est jury. Ii everything goes well Boss
McKane will before long be singing
songs in Sing Sing
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Ghe Gatsld9euter.
wmEELING. NovEMnEn 30. 1s0a.
The IntelIlgenccr's ThanIss.

Tho IxTcLuGENcER gives thanks Tor
the good friends it has aud for all the
good that has come to themi
For all the prosperity with which the
land has been blessed, and for that com
fort OF conscience which comes from
having had nothing to do with that
change OF administration which threat
ems the country's business and the well
fare OF the people,
For the encouraging uprising OF the
people against the policy OF national de-
struction, and for the goodly prospect
OF tho early overturning OF that political
organization which seeks to fastcn on
the people discredited policy OF ma
tional economy;
For the reasonable certainty that the
mex. time the people go to the polls
they will not repeat the capital blundcr
OF 1892;
For the promise Of many Democratic
members OF Congress to oppose the VIII
son taril bill and prevent it's passage if
possible.
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West Virginia Coal aud the Demo.
cratic Party.


West Virginia Coal aud the Demo.
cratic Party.
Elsewhere is republished a strong
and striking editorial article from the
Charleston Daily Ga;ei<, organ OF the
Democracy Of the southern ond Of the
state, and very close to the Democratic
governor OF West Virginia.
The article tells "what it MEANS"
that is to say, what will be the effect of
putting coal on the FREQ list, as Mr.. Will
sons committee proposes. Among other
things tho Gazette says it means more
wantand suffering than We ever knew"
it means private life for Mr.. Wilson; it
means Republican electoral votc from
West Virginia in 1896 and ian assur-
ance OF national Republican supremacy
for many years to come"
The Gazette is right The INTELLI-
GENcER will take great satisfaction in
seeing West Virginia 80 Republican in
1896. But this will como to pass with
out the ruin OF a great industry and all
the things which go with that. We
would prefer to see tho defcat Of the
FREQ coal proposition, leaving the Re-
publican party to take its chance.
1t is a serious thing to blow up an in
dustry on which men depend to feed
their wives and children. The Demo-
cratic Gazette says, God save the par
ty." The INTELLrGgNcrG prays, Let the
industries OF this country live.
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A NIlstnke somewhere,

The free traders were going to make
business in the wooden industry better
by putting wool on the free list and no.
duciug the tariff on manufactures of
wool.
Now comes the Momentum mill in
Newton, Massachusetts, and notifies its
eight hundred employees that the pass
age Of the Wilson bill will compel re.
duction OF wages,
Perhaps the Momentum mill does not
understand its business as we'll as Mr..
Wilson aud the other free traders do.
lit isn't this way there arc bad times
ahead for the employees OF that mill
and others similarly situated.
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Chicago INI0T'OttdII II'tTLI
But tho unexpected has come 10 pass.
Ad valorems are to be the rule. Tho
French or British manufacturer will eS-
tabish an agency in America through
which all American wholesalers and
jobbers mus. deal, for to import direct.
ly will be to buy ut higher price than
that at which goods are consigned to
the resident agent. aud to buy at n
higher price will DO to pay a higher
duty. Apart from the objection against
ad valorems as productive OF fraudulent
valuation lies the plain fact that they
are preventive OF the free use OF Ameri-
can capital.
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It seems only yesterday that Mrs.
BonauzI Mackay bought for her daugh-
ter the Prince Colonna and his title.
The title was what tho Mackays wanted,
for it is one OF the oldest in Europe, but
the tail had to 90 with tho hide, and
the prince had to be included in tho
bargain. He was in need otimoney and
the Mackays were in sore distress for
lack OF title.
Now there is about to be an applica.
ton for divorce on tho ground of the
general protlicacy OF his highness. Very
lew Of these trades come out well, but
experience does not keep the ambitious
from selling their daughters in the title
market. Nexll
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HOOPS Plus euro biliousness.
TAKE Naphtha Yachts for foot ball
game. Ten per cent OF net receipts to
be given TO City Hospital.


Mr.. W. NJ. Terry, who has been in the
drug business at Elkton, KY, for tho
past twelve years, says: "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough mehicine ever
sold" There is good reason for this.
No other will cure a cold so quickly; no
other is so certain preventive and cure
for Group; no other affords SO much re.
lief in cases OF whooping cough. For
sale by Chas. r. Goelze, Will W. Irwin,
Chris. +. Schnepf, Chas. Menkemellsr,
VIM. Z. Williams, S. L. Brice, A. E.
Scheele, Will Menkemeller, John Cole.
man. Richards & McElroy, Wheeling;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, and B. T. peo-
boiv q Son. Benwood.
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Nsp Iors tribune tRp)

EelV TorE Tribune tRspl
Its most characteristic feature is the
general substitution OF ad valorem for
specific duties. This is in contempt of
the judgment OF competent economists,
including some eminent Democrats. and
Secretary Manning, President Cleyo-
lands first choice OF the treasury, who
strongly urged specific duties on the
ground that by them only could fraud
be elTectually checked. But the ex-
IRENE free trade theorists have always
been anxious for ad valorem duties
only aJ il because these are most easily
evaded and practically least elliCacious.
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ThnnI,s Fnr Nntnrnl cas-.

When the natural gas leaves us for
u few hours we proceed at once to be
unhappy and to think that our lot is not
happy one.
Prescription for better frame Of
mind-pity those who never have the
comforts of the ideal fuel.
We have had surprisingly little
trouble with our natural gas supply,
and We have had world OF con-
vcnience out of it.
For this let us give thanks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
ME rAnITF pILh.
Decentralization Promised.

Philadelphia Inquirer lRcpl.
Free coal may not injure the far
south, but Pennsylvania, the Virginias,
Maryland and other states will be Eeri-
ously troubled. Some influential DEM
ocrats who desire to flood the market
with the soft coal Of Nova Scotia, which
can be mined with cheap labor aud
brought 10 New England and even 70
Pennsylvania and New York by water,
are going to make a good thing out Of
it, but vast industry is meuaced.
1t is useless to attempt to point ont
the effect OF the bill in minute details
until the manufacturers who are d.
rectly affected can take their bearings
and caa make up their minds just what
they can do. But in general way the
bill has every promise OF dcmoraliza-
ton about it.
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Written for The Htttai0neer.
THE OLD FARM LANE.
"a THANKSGIVING Poem,

"a Thanksgiving Foem.)
ny NcLUEE MASON!
Well. Jane. here comes our Kate aud John;
They said they'd COME again
When time for giving thanks came on.
Seel DriYin' up the lane.
Saw, whats TINT bundle there that Kate
Holds IN? Quick. hand my cauc,
For must open wide the gate
For baby down the lane.
Now dinners over; come, draw near
The fire and I'll explain
Ny fcelin's, which were rather queer
As you drove up the lane,
thought about that April day
John stopped IN from the rain.
How Inter on he took away
Our baby down the lane
oh. whit an empty home was ours
That drearY day OF pain.
How still the farm, the very flowers
Looked lonely dowa the lane
But In yearwhat changes be.
We laugh and sing again,
Aud where wont two there now comes three
A driYin' through the lane.
So le,'s girs thanks, What's TIN, yog ssy?
You've give the boy my nnmot
Thea I'll live on, though some near day
They'll take me down the lane,
Thea We will look dear vito and l.
Don't let us look Ia vaiu--
To SEQ you coming bye and bye
10 Us up Heavens lane.
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Nclr York Adrtriitr tRep.l
Our people can meet foreign COMPETE
ton only by reduction OF wages to
what will seem to be starvation basis.
Our workingmen must consent to re-
ceive such wages as are paid to the
pauper labor OF other lands or the shops
must shut up. All this if the bill should
become n law.
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eighth every year for eight years, They
have an idea that they won't live long
enough in the business to be present at
the wind-up as provided in the Wilson
bill. Nor does it console them any to
reflect that they voted for the party
that hiss sentenced them to death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

NtI0 IUTk LoWWdcIuI DNNtTW VINIT
In another column will be found a
new form OF tariff, as agreed upon up to
the present moment by the house com
mitteo on ways and means. Tho de-
parture from common usage in maxim.
the bill public before reporting it tc
the house may have arisen from de.
sire to get the benefit OF public crit
cism before putting il in final form.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

Much as this country is suffering, We
Americans have much to be thankful
for. We can be thankful for the better
times We have had, and for the hope
that when the people get the chance
they will bring back those good times
arain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

Ncu York World DEM
The Democratic administration and
the Democratic majorities in the two
houses Of Congress were chosen 10 give
relief from the high taxation imposed
by the Mckinley act, and this bill is a
response to the country's desire.
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Baltimore american (RcO.l
One difference between Republican
tariff bill and Democratic tariff bill is
that the first creates confidence while
the second breeds distrust and democrat.
ICES the markets. By their fruits they
are to be Judged.
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Fec Tratle Leader In the Senate.

Free trade EcaaeF IN tHe SchHte'
There is some surprise because Mr..
MCPHERSON, OF New Jersey, has been
selected to champion the tariff bill in
the senate. Mr.. Mcpherson comes
from a state that would be terribly hurt
by the Wilson bill, and he has not been
regarded as in favor OF that line Of
policy.
1t may be that Mr.. Mcpherson has
agreed to undertake the job because
the recent election in New Jersey re.
suited in a Republican legislature,
which will send Republican to fill the
scat now held by Mr.. Mcpherson. He
is no longer young and is not likely to
come TO the front again.
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UT7EtUVV aEUH VIWV' lFEV'T
While tho Wilson tariff bill will not
open the doors Of a shutdown factory,
the people may thank their lucky stars
that the threat Of the National Demo
cratic Convention was not carried into
execution.
For Democracy's cowardico We sim
cerely thank heaven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

VICE PREsinESF srEvENsoN's miners
strike, new men are put in the mines,
and there you are. During the cam.
paign OF 1902 Mr.. Stevenson was kept
busy trying to make himself solid with
union labor.
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Ir has been thought better to present
tile glass house matter AS two separate
and distinct propositions, one for South
Wheeling and ,ne for East Wheeling.
It is believed that the friendly rivalry
between tho two sections will stimulate
both to greater efforts and produce
better results. Yhe objective poin: is
to save Wheeling's glass industry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

Mr. CLEVELAND will have turkey to-
day, and so will every Democratic
member OF Congress. Some others who
had it a year ago will have to 90 with
out to-day.