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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-10


Philadelphia started out to have IN
dependence Day celebration to cost
not moro than $4,000. The city coun-
Gil appropriated $4,000 and it was
thought that tho people would be glad
to give tho other $4,000. Popular
subscriptions amounted TO $4,000, SO
that the committee had but S24, 900.
The cost OF the celebration was SIS, 500,
leaving u deficit of $500, which the
committee thinks the people should
make up. 1t was great day for Phila-
delphia and brought in thousands Of
visitors who loft there very much
moro money than dozen such cele-
brations would cost.
Tho Wheeling committee hoped to
get through on what has boon sub.
scribed aud may be able to do so If
everybody who subscribed will stop up
promptly with his subscription. 1t
cost busy men u good deal Of time to
make the rounds for the subscriptions.
They should not DO asked to go or send
for tho money. The amount OF each
unpaid subscription should be sent at
once to the treasurer, Mr.. Howard HUI
lett
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A FEM LoKELE1Is.

The addresses OF young man having
been declined by young lady, no paid
court to her sister. "How much you
resemble your sister" said he, the even.
ing Of the first cali. "You have the
same hair, tho same forehead and tho
Same eyos -" "And the same noesW
she added quickly.-7id-Bis
Master--.You were shameiully intoxi-
Gated last night, John. Just think, il
anyone wore to find you in that condi.
ton in thostrOotl Servant-You needn't
DO uneasy OIL that account sir, because l
always mako u point TO carry ono Of
your visiting cards with me wherever /
go.-PariS Figaro,
Boerum doing his best to mako q
favorable impression, has just finished
his best anecdotc) Hal hal hal That's
pretty good story now. Miss Across
Yes, / think 30, too. And they say
poor Uncle Phil, who was killed ut
Gettysburg, never, tired OF hearing It."
Lies Calendar
"Do mako myself plainH" asked tho
angular lecturer on Wom0n's Rights,
stopping in the middle Of her dis.
course. you don't have to, num-" ro.
pllod Il voice from tho rear; tho Lord
done 1t for you long ago."--Voqlc
Mr.. Union Club-I mover got rollg.
ious except at twilight, when l have
timo to sit before tho fro and smoke.
Mrs. Union Club--I suppose the fro
and smoke mako you dwell upon tho
future, dOar, ThC Club,
Mrs. UpporCrust--You so abroad u
good deal lately, do you not, Mrs, Now.
lnonle2 Mrs Newmonie--La, yes, my
doarl Why, wc'ro in Paris 80 much
lately that / call us rog'lor Parasites. -
Vogue.
"YOs, 1 was to meet her at o'clock,
but got there ut 7;45." "Wotl, whit
about itW ut was quarter 10 wait,
you know."--NcW YORK. Prc@
Excited Cllizon-"Say. there's big
fight going on round tho CorrOrw
PollC0man-"WOll, you stay hero wild
me an' you won't DO In it,"---Iidg.
-
WOMEN troubled with headache will
find Slmmoua LivuI Regulator fuliOyOg
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STATE NOTES.

The Fairmont West Pirgiaiaa says:
Mr., and Mrs. w, 7. Turner started
with their ilye-months-old child on the
morning of the Fourth to attend pic
mic at Shuman Heights, near Cassville'
in Monongalia county. Their convey
anCe was two.horse buggy After 60
ing but short distance they raised an
umbrella, which frightened their
horses, causing them TO run away. All
were thrown out, and the mother and
child were instantly killed, while the
father was so badly injured that his re-
covery is doubtful.
The Standard Oil Company will put
an immense engine IN their pumping
station ut Morgantown in u few days,
The pumping capacity at present IS
$4,000 barrels in twenty.topr neurs'
The oil is pumped over this line from
Mcdonald, Pa, and the MI, Morris,
Pa, field to Philadelphia. This action
on the part OF the company shows that
it has faith in an increased output OF
the West Virginia oil fields,
DIR. Rupert, OF Greenbrier county, is
the father OF fifteen children whose
names all begin with the letter l and
end with vowel, The children's
names are; Ledona, Lavira, Livigua,
Lorena, Lycena, Lualzo, Leancy, Lacelia,
Ladura, Leonida, LaunA, Lydaho, Lo-
mega, Lenida, Leslie.
George Williams, charged with wreck
ing passenger train on the West Vir'
ginia & Pittsburgh railroad u few weeks
ago at Weston, and who has since been
in the Lewis county jail, has been
released from custody, the grand jury
having failed to indict him.
Mr.. S. L. Settle, brakeman on New
River district was killed last Wednes'
day by falling through the new Gauley
river bridge, He was assisting in plac'
ing q derailed cur on the track, when
he stepped back through the bridge
aud fell into the river.
John Clelland, Of Marion county, who
resided near tho mouth OF Dunkard
Mill run. between Pennington aud
Barrackville, was struck by the Cum:
berland accommodation last week and
killed instantly. The unfortunate acct.
dent occurred short distance east OF
Barrackville.
Jim simms, who lived few miles
above Huntington, shot and fatally
wounded his father.in.law, John A.
Brumfeld, who asked Simms not to
beat his (Simms) wife. Tho lady is o
daughter OF BrumAeld. Simms Is in
tho Gallia county, Ohio. Jail
A valuable horse was stolen from Pc.
ter Brooks pasture near Parkersburg.
Another night William johnson lost a
valuable 3.year.old colt. The thief was
caught Monday and Jailed at Marietta.
His name is William Kane, from Dodd.
ridge county.
There will be reunion of McNeils
Rangers at Moorefeld, Hardy county,
this state, August 2Sd.
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GErrYsBuRG DISSERTATION,
The Trolley Howl Said to Have been
Raised by Interested Parties,

The Trolley Howl Said to Have been
Raised by Interested Parties,
WASHINGTON, D, O., July 9.-Colonel
Charles F, benjamin, of this city late
OF the Fortieth New York, who visited
Gettysburg on the Fourth with many
other old soldiers from this district, is
at loss to understand the meaning OF
the stories that have been told of the
dissertation OF the battlefield by o COM
pany who is building trolley railroad,
He and another went over the whole
route OF the road, and this is his
opinion OF it:
ITO our great astonishment We found
BY this actual inspection that the road
did no damage to the battlefield or any
thing connected or associated with it
The route affords full and admirable
view OF the Union line OF battle and
many interesting and beautiful monu.
ments erected along that line; better
view, in fact, than we afterwards obtain
ed by hiring q carriage and driver to
take us over the field,
"The hickman who drove our party
over the field admitted that no aud his
class were opposed to the trolley road
because it would reduce their business
and charges. We were also informed
by some citizens that the gas company
was at the bottom OF the newspaper
warfare on the road, because the in
stallation Of an electrical plant would
lead TO the substitution OF electricity
for gas lighting in the streets and large
buildings. We were also informed that
a syndicate held title to much of the
land forming part Of the battlefield,
which they were expecting to sell to
the government at q high price, and
they wanted the trolley road kept of
until they had effected their object.
Whether these statements are true or
not, the war department, tho New York
commission, the newspapers and the
veterans interested in Gettysburg have
been grossly imposed upon by the alle-
cations OF destruction, damage and van
dalism committed on the battlefield by
the trolley road"
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occasions, that the market price will
not show that the entire duty is gone
which will add something per pound to
the growers receipts and to the cost OF
the manufacturers raw material,
American prices may be stimulated
to some extent by the fact that next
years clip is likely to be smaller than
this, Already discouraged wool growers
are reducing their iocks by sending
their sheep to the shambles. II the
cause goes far enough to produce sutti-
cient effect the foreign producer and
his English agent, seeing that the Amer
lean industry is practically done for,
may demand very much moro than the
present market price.
This would help every pound Of
American wool, but American wool
would no longer be factor The re-
turns for years. clip would not be a
flea bite in comparison with the re-
turns for last years clip, for example.
Wool growing in the United stateswould
become mere incident OF no great gem
eral value, in place OF being great
national industry OF growing volume
and Importance.
Viewed in the most favorable light
tho future of wool growing in the United
States seems to have little in store that
is reassuring.
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Ynrngun AS a stoek nreeder.


Referring to the American fund to
help the duke OF Veragua out OF his
financial troubles, the Chicago Tribune
remarka that when tho duke married
his wife brought him 100000, part
of which "he invested in stock farm
where he did a profitable business
breeding bulls for the arena"
Our impression is that the Veragua
herd has long been famous for its fight
ing bulls, and that the present duke in
herited from his father his stock farm
and his bull herd.
In tho finest description We have OF a
Spanish bull fight, SO realistic that one
secs the fire flashing from the bulls
eyes and hears tho following of the
mighty madened brute, Dumas tells
that the bull wore the colors of the
duke OF Veragua, whom he calls Vera
guas and describes as the last descend.
ant of Christopher Columbus. The
sketch was written in lS4G for Figaro,
and the Veragua spoken Of must have
been the father Of the present duke.
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AmorIcnn Wool AND its Futurc

"Wool is low" Gays tho american
Wool and Cotton Reporter, land is going
to remain low, but tits we'll to boar in
mind that the quotations arc merely
nominal, based upon au absence OF de-
mand, and in many cases upon an abb
sonce OF WOOL"
Wool is low because manufacturers
and tho buyers OF their products are
looking for the removal OF tho duty on
wool and lower duties on manufactures
Of wool. This the Democratic party bus
promised and this dealers arooxpeCting.
Along tho whole line there Is q self.
projecting determination to discount
tho Democratic policy in time to escape
boing caught by 1t This Is bad for the
wool grower and practically leaves the
manufacturer without present mar.
ket, but II ID strictly business.
What tho future has in HtorO Is not
oasy 10 iorctoll. Tho quiCkonOd do
mand looked for later, just how soon
nobody knows, may improve prlccs.
The duty on wool removed, tho Liver
pool handlers Of foreign wOols may con.
cludO, as exporters have done before,
that thOy will divide tho former duty
with US.
II will not necessarily DO an cvon
division, but tho result may DO, as tho
1STRLLloENcER has suggested on other
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS;
editorial ROOmWv..,ISl. Counting ROOm",4lG.
GLne GateAlaen1eG:
WHEELING, JULY 10, lsO9.
The Bardwoll Lynohing.

The five thousand men who took
part in lynching tho negro ut Bardwell,
Kentucky, think they got the right
man. Itthere was no mistake in this
respect the man deserved NIL that fell
upon him. He had outraged and muir
dered two girls. The first intention
was to burn him alive, but the penalty
was left to the father and he committed
tho sentence to hanging,
The culprit was dragged to tho place
ofexecution with a chain about his
neck. He had no sooner been pulled
up than he was shot through the body,
which may have been an act OF mercy.
Then his hands and toes were cut of,
later his ears, and then the corpse was
burned. The orgy Of vengeance would
have been disgrace to lower civlliza-
ton than that OF kentucky.
No sympathy need be wasted on q
man guilty OF the crime with which this
man was charged, but have Kentuck-
ians no confidence in the administra-
ton Of the law in their own state2 Is
there 40 much partially for colored
man in Kentucky that this villain was
likely to slip through the fingers OF q
Kentucky iury24
A crime against tho state and against
society committed by one man is bad.
A crime against both committed by five
thousand men is five thousand times
worse.
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Great Triumph.

Instant relief experienced and a por.
InNnent cure by the most speedy and
greatest remedy Ia the world-0ttos
Cure for throat aud lung Diseases Why
will you continue TO irrltato your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, whom Logan Drug Co., soloagent,
will furnish you q FREQ sample bottle Of
this great guaranteed rolnedyp Its
SUCCESS 10 simply wonderful, as your
druggist will toll you. otto'S Cure 10
now sold In every town and village on
this continent. Samples froc. Large
bottles Zoe. 3
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Prosecuting Attorney Howard will do
good thing il he can got tho clamps OF
the law on Emblem SO that they will
hold. This man is under indictment
in thirteen cases for renting his houses
for immoral purposes, and these in
dictments do not cover the whole
ground.
Emblem is wholesale dealer in this
kind OF infamy. He sweats the women
for rent and, when they get in trouble
with the law, appears to bail them.
There may be sympathy with the do.
graded women; there can DO none with
tho depravcd capitalist back of them,
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Change in Time.

On and after Sunday, July 2, train
No. 3S OH the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at ] go p. IN, central stand
ard time, will leave Wheeling at LAO p.
M, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and tho west can now take
sleeper, leaving ton minutes earlier and
arrive in Chicago at 1886 q. m.
]. E. TERRY, G. +. and P, A.
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Tho grand spCclAc for tho prevailing
mniady Of tic ago, dyspepsia, livcf
complaint, rheumatism, coBtivOnoaB,
general debility, Otc., Ia BaCon'a Celery
Cure, This great herbal tonic stltnu-
lutos tho digestive organs, regulates tho
liyor and restores tho system to vigor.
Gus health and energies. Samples free
Large packages OOC, Sold only by Logan
Drug Co,
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Lunch in tho Fields.


Harriet Prescott SpoGord,
Blue sky and sunshine and noontlde,
Aud rest from tho rcaping,
And ali IN tho wheat.ears tho south wind
Its fragrance sweeping.
White is tho bread that the master
Shall have for tho tAklng;
Coarse Is the lOaf that their hunger
FINDS sweet III the breaking.
Golden the vnsO and tho flagon
Ills red wine Is splitting;
Rude Is tho cup for their drinking,
The flask forthCir filling
His Is the cool and the shadow,
The gold and the gucHlon:
Theirs is the fierce dew OF labor,
The heat and the burden
Yet while the great sky gives blessing,
Tho wide summer weather,
No odds OF fate arc they asking
They Gre together
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In the new modern and hand.
some Egerter Block, corner Of
Market and Eleventh streets.
O.. O. 9EGITE. Agent,
jylO 1g2O MARKET STREET.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
Robert swilllaason and Others.
]. A. Monroe

w. In ChGnCCR,
Robert SWilliamson and others.
III pursuance OF decree rendered or the idh
day OF May, 1893 by the Circuit Court Of ONO
County, West Virginia, III tho above entitled
cause. the undersigned appo!inted special COM
missioner Tor the purpose, VIII, on
SATURDAY, JULY 90, 1893,
commencing at ~ O'Clock u, IN. sell ut public
auction ut the north front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, to the highest bidder
the property hereinafter described: That Is 10
say all that cerlin tract OF land situated on tho
waters Of Little Wheeling Creek, near ROneys
Point, Ohio County, West Vlrginia and bounded
corner TO lands OF Alexander lliggs thence
with his line north S7o east 10 poles to Il dog.
wood; thence south 500 east 29.3 poles to IN
elm; thence north 4G' east ais poles to white
walnut In the run, corner to lands Ot O y.
Terrell; thence north di' west G3 poles to
white walnut stump; thence north 2J' west ISIS
poles to q stone near run, corner to Frazier.
thence with his line south co. west 1915 poles 10
maple; thence south 4O' west lb.lb poles 70
white oak thence south bio west 4S.6polesI GA
stone; thence with the Williamson line south
and containing lity.two acres and iitytWO
poles. moro or les9. Saving and excepting from
tho above described tract the following do
scribod parcel sold by Robert S. Williamson
and wife to John Phillips, us appears b deed
uuleu eCpt9MpGE 20 loOoi uuu uOuuutu " lul'
lows beginning Ut the elm, corner TO HIggs;
thence north iG' Gust 3l.3 poles along llieg
line to point In Dlxon'B Hun, III line Of Z
Terrell, near white walnut; thence with TEE
roll's line north ii9 west 2375 poles to a stone;
thence south Sc west 27.75 poles 10 the old dog
wood corner; thence south 83o east 200 Pelei
along HiEgs lino to the place OF beginning aud
containing ilvo acres and seven poles,
TERMS or SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money cash IN hnnd on day OF sale. and rs
much more as the purchaser may elect to pay;
the balance In two equal lnBtallmeus ut noand
two years with int0rtst from day Of sale tho
purchaser giving his notes with good personal
security for the deferred payments The inter
est on the second deferred installment payaO's
annually. the title to be retained until thoproP
crty ispald for. The property may be sQdGS
whole or in separate parcels as may BE- deemed
best W. NJ. DUNLAP,
Special Commissioner.
thereby certify that bond and security rs ie.
quired by law aud the decree In this cause AZ
been given by tho said W. NJ Dunlap, special
commissioner. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
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SPEAKING Of summer resorts, tho
Richmond Dispatch says! "Whoevor Is
seeking real, old.fashioncd, honest
hot summer will fud 1t hero just now
This franknoSs among tho disingonu.
otis of tho land is as refreshing as q
blaSt from tho frozen north.
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On and after Monday, July 10, 1903,
train No. 70, leaving Moundsvllle ut
7:45 n. M, will be abandoned, and will
be run special, leaving Moundsville at
5:55 Il. M, Camp Ground at 9 o'clock a.
M, Benwood Junction at G:l5 a. m,
arriving at Wheeling at 6:35 u. m,
daily, except Sunday.
j. Z. LANE, G. P. A.
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If tho railroad from over the river
means business, let it restore tho East
Wheeling part OF its scheme, select the
least Objectionable route for its loop
and como before council with that
agreeing also to accept such franchise
as it has in Ohio and to begin and com.
plete the road within a reasonable
specified time. II the company is in
earnest it can get into Wheeling.
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Cheap Excursion 10 the Worlds Fair via
Is, a. o. Il. II.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad an
nounces u cheap excursion from Wheel
ing and intermediate points to, Chicago
on Wednesday, July u. The train
will leave Wheeling at $3.50 p. IN. The
round trip rate from Wheeling will DO
$ll, with proportionats low rates from
other stations. Tickets will DO good
for return journey for ten days, includ-
ing day OF sale.
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Fnctory burned.

Special Dipa'ch tothe Int4ItgeHcsr.
MARTINsBURo, W. Va, July 9.-The
second and last large factory on the
property of MartiuBburg Mining, Man
ufacturing and Improvement Company
went up in smoke lust night about mid
night. The building, which was a large
brick one, was owned by Messrs. Geo.
NJ. Bowers, Charles H. Miller and James
F. Thompson, OF this city. and was
operated by A T. Keubler, formerly Of
Baltimore. Nd. Tho loss is estimated
at about ST., 900, fully insured, $1,000
on the building and 81, 900 on the stock,
ctc. Keubler operated large picture
frame factory a short distance away
from the one destroyed last night, and
twas burned last February without in
surance.
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The death Of Mr. Justice BlOtchiorl
gives President Cleveland chance to
to show what kind Of man no thinks
a. for tho supreme court Of tho United
States. somo excellent men have boon
mentioned.
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The Wheeling & Lake Erie railway
will run u low rate excursion to Glove.
land July II, under tho auspices of the
Beethoven Singing Society, to attend
the National Saengerfost. For tickets
and full particulars apply TO members
OF tho Beethoven society.
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THINK OF the reproduced caravels Of
Columbus being on an American inland
sou a thousand miles from the Atlantic.
Think OF how little the great navigator
knew OF his great discovery. Think Of
all that has come to pass in tho four
centuries since the coming OF Columbus,
Think of what this one dauntless man
has boon to the world. Think, if you
can. The human MUD does not take
it in.
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Wlrn the Spanish caravels and tho
Morse viking ship Chicago will be put
ting on the airs Of a foreign port
These show ships may be the fororun.
ncrs OF craft Of great commercial inn
portanCo in foreign trade. Tho great
lakes drain into tho great ocean.
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ALREADY Now York is talking about o
possible glut OF money and low rates of
interest. Tho carly session OF Congress
has been great restorer of confidence,
aud the people are once more getting q
good grip on themselves.
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Tho now house would do vol to lot
Tom Rood franc its rules. Ho under
stands tho business Of preparing busl'
ness rulcs. It would DO another do
cidOd gain to lot Rood enforce tho
rnlos, no 10 SO smooth at that kind Of
thing,
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IFyou go to the fair later you may
get railroad fare. If you go now
you will go more comfortably and SEQ
the great show before the rush begins.
1fcomfort be moro than the dollars now
10 better than later.
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lr Is suggested that Secretary Car
lislO may got tho supreme court vacun.
cy Two from kentucky aud nOno
from Now York;
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HARLEM SPRINGS HEALTH AND SUMNER
RESORT is now open. For best results,
at least expense, take your next outing
at this charming resort.
JOHN r. sTRGvRs,
Mw&F Harlem Springs, 0.
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IT is almost day or two since any
able tariff reformOr came dashing to the
front with scheme to mako tariff re-
form easy. This may be ono OF the re.
pults OF tho perspiring weather.
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wonLDs ooLuMB1AN EXPOSITION.
Excursion to Chicago via Ohio River Rail-
rand

EAUUFsIUh 10 OHIUNBO VII UIIIU IIIVVF IUlII.
road.
On and after this date, until October
81, tho Ohio River railroad will soil
tickets to Chicago and return, on nc
count OF tho Worlds Columbian Expo.
sition, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will be good for continuous passage in
either direction with final limit for re-
turn passage November 8, 1893, For
rates Of fare, time Of train and other in
formation, inquire Of ticket agents.
Ohio River railroad, or write w. J..
Robinson, general passenger agent,
Parkersburg, W. Va.