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Too Much Business for the Capital.
President Mcleod OF the Reading com,
pany explains that the trouble with his
undertaking was an effort to do too
large business on a small capital. A
really great finaucier would not fall into
this pit,
Charged with the management OF a
great property, confded in by the own
ors OF that property and responsible for
its credit, he should not have under
taken more than he had the resources
to carry through,
The failure is not the result Of the in
ability OF tho Reading company to
make ends meet in the transaction OF
its own legitimate business, but comes
from its effort to invade new territory
and swallow up other corporations. If
this promised well for the Reading COM
pany it would have been good stroke
Of business, provided the Reading had
been financially strong enough to carry
it through,
President Mcleod knew that it was
not strong enough, but hoped to squeeze
through by klting in tho money
market, As soon as the opposition saw
what a fix Reading was in it put on the
screws and put them on hard. ~
1t was warfare OF resources in which
tho Reading men were beaten, II they
were tlt to enter such a contest thoy
must have been familiar with the
methods employed in that merciless
arena where no man ia unybodys friend
any longer than it suits his interest to
keep his knife in its sheath,
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From a Foreign shore.

Emo, the New York forger, comes
back voluntarily after nine years So
iourn in Canada to give himself up and
take his medicine. Perhaps he has rea-
son to believe that the dose will not be
severe. Ills fatherpromptly made good
the amount OF his plumber, bu! there
was determination to punish him not
withstanding, and hestruck the Canada
trail in hurry.
Emo is not the first American male
factor who has, found exile ifksome,
There is never one Of them who would
not be glad to got back at almost any
price.
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Tie InouisltorIal rnx Bin.

The Register is of opinion that "there
ia no reason for this fuss about the
Prince bin commonly known rs tho
"inquisitorial tax BILL"
The Wheeling Chamber OF Commerce,
composed Of business men OF Wheeling,
thought the matter Of sufficient i'm
portance to hold special meeting
Mt which the bill was severely con-
demned. 1t was thought at Charleston
that the bill might pass unless it were
confronted by u vigorous opposition.
Being bad measure tho ISTELLlGRSoER
took the liberty to condemn it andtc
hope that it might DO defeated.
The Redi,t,r thinks the lack OF time
conclusive against its passage. The
INTELLiaENcER thought 1t unsafe to
rely on this, and the Chamber OF Com
luerce Is Of the same opinion. The
Registers dislike Of the INTELLlaENcER's
course with regard to the bill is viewed
moro with regret than alarm.
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GARNET POSSIBILITIES.
Cleveland Considering Several Names ia
the Two Remaining Places,

the Two Remaining Places,
New YoRK, Feb. 2l.-BeterrinG to
cabinet possibilities the Washington
correspondent OF a morning paper says;
"The friends of Representative Her
bert, OF Alabama, still thinks that he
has q chance TO be secretary OF the
navy, The information that came TO
the southern men to-day is that regard
ing his selection OF an encouragement.
Mr. Cleveland is hesitating between
Judge GuibersoH, OF Texas; ex.Repres-
entative Rogers, OF Arkansas, and Will
liam Rose, said to be the best lawyer in
the last named state. Mr.. Rogers
friends are the most alert and energetic
OF all men now engaged in cabinet hunt
ing. The rumor that Josiah Quincy, OF
Boston, and George A, jerks, OF
Pennsylvania, may be chosen for the
two cabinet places still untitled, causes
the southern men and in fact some from
the north much disQuietude.
A Lakewood dispatch upon the same
subject says: "Mr. Alexander Mcclure,
has arrived from Philadelphia and will
SEQ Mr.. Cleveland before leaving. His
visit is supposed to be in connection
with the cabinet positions remaining to
be filled, especially the attorney gener-
alship. The Washington correspond
ent OF a local paper says:
SIT is said upon unimpeachabte au-
thority that the consul general OF the
United States at London under the adj
ministration will be Congressman Pat
rick A. Collins. of Massachusetts. 1t
nav be further affirmed that Mr.. Col
Inns appointment was decided upon at
an early stage in the formal delibera-
tons over tho distribution Of i'm
portant places in the gift Of the Presi-
dpntn
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TINS snow is a msht. 1t must have
been ordered by some other locality.
WAsmvoroN's birthday and Hawaii
como very close together this year.
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

According 10 foreign papers, tho
Amser Of BokhaFa, who has been on a
visit to tho car at 81, Petersburg, is
seriously considering n proposition to
surrender his dominIong, over which
Russia now exercises protoCtoraio TO
that country for S2,5OO,000 IN cash and
an annual pension Of $4,000.
A late Partisan novoity-bata in din.
monds--aro bizarre enough TO attract
the attention Of those seeking after now
and strange effects. Old jewels can bo
reset and rOarrnngod In those bats,
which arc described rs setting oil TO
striking advantage q ball costume.
A st. Louis woman has applied for n
patent to cover tho processes OF making
Sweet potato flour"
Wheeling enjoys tho distinction OF
being ono Of tho best electric lighted
cities in the Untul slaysN But that
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Mir. CIoveland's Friend Willard.

Tho committee which investigated
the affairs of the Northern Pacific rail-
road brings in report which should
be very interesting to Mr.. Cleveland,
1t places his friend Willard in the I'M
slightly attitude of bleeding the North
crn Pacific by the talented application
of sundry teaches. gd1igl
Mr.. Willard has the credit OF having
raised more money than anybody else
for Mr.. Clevcland's campaign. lie has
been his close adviser in tho selection
of cabinet material. Mr.. Cleveland
sent him to Washington as his personal
representative to look after silver legis-
latiou, particularly in the senate.
These arc some OF the reasons why
tho report against the Willard manage
ment should afford Mr.. Cleveland en-
Pertaining reading.
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Yon Neoa Nol pIg 20 ILenp ncnollL..

A good Investment in life, protection
in death, Is tho result obtained by a
combination formed by tho Eastern
Building and Loan Association, Of syria.
cusc, N Y, and the National Life lH-
suranco Association, Of Hartford, Conn,
under definite contract.
Fully pnid up stock $500 per shnre)
pays Z per cont per nnnum.
All secured by first mortgages on i'm.
proved city property
For further information or agency
apply to A. RoedcrE Son, Bellairc, o.,
managers Tor Wolt Virginia, or to
Michael Stein, agent, Fulton, W. Va. 3
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strength and Health.

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If ia
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. If you are afflicted
with sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Elec-
trio Bitters. One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only SOC, at Logan Drug
Co. g drug store. Q
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to Pittsburgh ON Washington'a birth
day, February 90, 1893. Grand parade
Of tho Jr. o, U. A. NJ. Tho Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will sell excursion
tickets at hall rates for all trains on
"Wednesday, February 20, from BeIlaire,
Wheeling, Uniontown, Mt. Pleasant
aud Intermediate points Tickets will
be good returning by all regular trains
scheduled to stop at their destination.
until Thursday, February 90, inclusive.
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wnEEtNG, FEBRUARY aa, 1908.
The nlcyolo on INC Road.

Cycling writer's are having good deal
to say about the rules Of the road and
the relation of wheelmen thereto A
writer in the Bicyci6Ig World makes
some very sensible points which the
INrrLLlaENcER is glad to bring to the
atteSlion OF its readers.
~ sea sailing vessels have the right
II way over steam vessels because steam
graft are more easily managed than sail
ing craft. So it is suggested that the
wheelman, having vehicle the lightest
known and capable OF being ridden
where no other vehicle can go, should
whenever possible give way TO other
vehicles, passing to the right or to the
left as the case may be.
This in fact is the spractlce among
thoughtful wheelmen and is appreciated
by drivers who are not OF the genius
"road hog" Whcelmen have been
found fault with for going to the left to
save driver trouble when according to
the rule of the road they should have
gone to the right and put the driver to
Inconvenience; but this was before it
was admitted that tho wheel has right
to exist. The public und erstands the
wheel better now, gives it due credit for
what it mas accomplished in the direc.
ton of good roads and realizes that it is
thing OF real usefulness.
The bicycling World writer further
suggests that wheelmen might adopt a
code of signals, to be given by the bell,
to indicate to drivers on which side
they will pass. For example, one ring,
] pass to the right; two rings, pass to
tho left; three rings, / pass to rear OF
you, the last named being used where
the paths cross. Drivers would soon
become accustomed to this, Many
wheelmen now signal by nodding the
head or waving the hand to the right or
TO the left to show on which side they
Mill pass.
There arc so many wheels on the
streets and on the roads in these days,
and there are to be SO many more, that
it is worth while to reduce these mat
ters to a system and have them under
stood. The bicycle is u growing guam
tity in modern civilization, and right
good quantity, too, if it be well used.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-22

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady of the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint rheumatism, costlveness,
general debility, etc, is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to vlgor-
Gus health and energies Samples free,
Large packages SOC. Sold only by Logan
Drug 90. 3
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Lost the Decalogue,

Ec0 York Press tRepl
Mr.. Cleveland may pretend to be bet
ter than his party, but he has never
been SO much better rs to utter one
word in disparagement of the out
rageous theft OF the legislature OF 1902,
even though the outcome OF that crime
is Senators Hill and Murphy. Thou
shalt not steal, . he solemnly declared
to Rhode Island manufacturers, but
when he reached New York he had
conveniently lost his copy OF the deca-
logue.
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AMONG THE EXCHANGES,
Tho Cause OF Floods!

Baltimore sun tDsni}
"Woodman, spare that tree has
more than sentimental ring toit when
tits considered that the destruction OF
trees may lead to great pecuniary loss
Trees must be cut and their timber
utilized, but the wanton destruction OF
timber must ultimately DO stopped or
the country may be made desert. Such
wanton destruction Is going on in many
parts Of this country, with the result OF
disastrous floods and scarcely less disas-
trous druu.hs..
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To tho Inauguration vim Tie Il. & o. II

To the Inauguration Win the u. & o. II. II.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
witness the inaugural ceremonies at
Washington, March A. the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets to Washington and return
from all stations on its lines at low OK.
cursion rates. Tickets will be sold
March 9 and 3, and for trains reaching
Washington before noon of March 4.
They will BIO valid for return journey
until March inclusive.
The round trip rate from Wheeling
and all intermediate stations to Grafton
is $40; from Morgantown Sll. Cores
pdndingly low rates from stations east
OF Grafton. Tickets will be honored to
Baltimore.
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THERE is no longer any question as to
the political cnntrolof the senate. The
Democrats will have it and with it the
control of everything except tho su-
preme court. II they carry outthe pro-
grammo that has been suggested they
can easily add the supreme court to the
rest, and then we shall see what We
shall see. etr4f,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-22

WlsIINgION Star VINHI
Secretary Rusk wants it made clear
that 100000 appropriation for the
weather. bureau does not represent an in
crease OF expense in the conduct OF his
department.. This exonerates Uncle
Jerry, but tho fact remains that 5000, 900
is good deal oil money to pay for the
quality OF weather that the country has
lenn pettinr.
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Tho HllnnyilIe Rioters.

The Et9avillo rioters who assaulted
the street cars and the men who oper-
ated them, using one OF the men in a
cowardly and brutal way, are to be
brought to judgment il there is law in
Ohio to do it. One has been arrested
and four moro are wanted. This is an
aggravated case and iustifies all the Sc
verify Of the law Society can give no
quarter TO men who do what was done
in Elnaville.
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FNIddepRld hef0Ft NDtW')
The trolly has reached Mount Yer.
non, and "the clang Of the car bell
wakes tho echoes at Washington's his
torc home" The patriotic sentiment
OF that vicinity is as jealous as any that
might be found on earth; yet 1t could
find neither peril or PROCLAMATION in the
coming of the trolley,
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ono or tIle other.

Philadelphia Times (Dnal
We must borrow gold, out only hope.
less political insanity would compel the
government to borrow gold to buy sill
YER. Tho issue is squarely presented to
the nation, and wo must either stop
buying silver or we must put gold to a
LpEeminm.
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Trnsts md Combinations

Are unpopular. But there is ono form
trust against which no one has any
thing to say. That is the trust which
the public reposes in Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and the best Of it is tho trust is
fully Justified by the merit Of the modi-
cine. For, remember, HOOPS sarsa-
parilla CURES.
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Why IUU ITHU'
Nam Yort IH,rld (DanD

Ntw fOre WOfd (DtW'l
Ii my one denies that tho will Of the
people in elections and legislatures has
repeatedly been defeated and reversed
through the corrupt use OF money by
powerful corporations and wealthy in
dividuals he proves himself TO be a
Ounce or satellite Of plu,ocracy.
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and connive to get and to hold that
which is not fairly theirs, this modest
manifestation Of heroic virtue naturally
oxcltes comment and makes us all proud
OF our kind.
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'e,o York Advertiser (Rpl

NetO York Adutrtlser (Rtpl
1t is just as we'll, perhaps, that Mr..
the country on the installment plan.
Had he dumped it down in one load the
shock would have been great, not 80
terrifying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-22

On Inauguration day Mr.. Cleveland is
to dawn on the country in lavish dis
play OF JeiTersonian simplicity that will
corruscate and dazzle like an electric
fountain.
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Ballimore American lptm.l

BHgIlWOTc AHltTIcuH NDEN1I
Senator Hill is complimenting Mr..
Cleveland. The senator's disputed
craftsmanship is now vindicated. He
does know enough to go in when it
rains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-22

THINK of President OF the United
States being drawn by four black horses
in white harness, each horse attended
by groom in white livery! Are there
TO be no stately fan.bearors and pranc-
ing ennnchs in that show?
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Chicago Post lRep.l
Editor Smith, of the Atlanta Journal,
will go into Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet,
and Editor Howell, OF the Atlanta Con-
sttu'iOn, will go into spasms.
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HAWAII is oagOr to got in so that sho
may be entitled 10 slice OF tho next
Fourth Of July.
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The governor Of Kansas talks like
man who needs fycshinfqsion Of sand
in his craw. He seems to be afraid of
his shadow, which can't be very big at
the most.
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Freak.


60 LJNN htpHUIU VDtNIT
Anew York contemporary is discuss
ing "the dispute as to Judge Gresham's
politics" There is no dispute that any
one else has heard OF. He is Republic
can with Democratic principles.
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JUDGE GRESHAM will not DO ogling the
next Republican national convention.
This much OF the future at least 10 sOt-
tod.
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| wag soro from my waist down with OCzomn.
CuTtcuRA RGMEntts have cured mo With 10 slgn
Ofrlturn lows my life To CuTICuRA without
n doubt would have been IN my grave had II
not been for your remedies ALLOW mo TO return
my Bncefe3t thanks,
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HooD's Puts nrc purely vegetable, and
do not purge, pain or grippe. Sold by all
dfnggi3ts.
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At the Plny.

Behind tho beautiful maid sat,
And my heart at the memory grloYeS,
For although she kindly took OIL her hat, -
She failed to pull down hor glocvcs.
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To-Day is tho anniversary of the
Father OF his Country. May the time
never come when this day shall pass
unobserved. 1t is a good thing to re-
member our good and great mon.
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sI,o,ll be in II.

She gazed on Fashions new design,
And thought for half Il minute;
Then said: "Well, II it's Crinoline,
vow that I'll be In It,"
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Mr. CARLrslr's son is to run the treas
ury department while the father runs
the tariff in Congress. This is very
comfortable division of labors.
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WHEN Populist has his choice be.
tween Democrat and Republican no
takes to the Democrat as a duck takes
to water. Here is food for reflection.
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MILK CRUST ON BABY
suffered Terribly-No Rest for Baby
or Parents-SeveraI Doctors.
No Benefit.
First Application of outicurn, Child
sleeps-Chango In Ono WcoIS.
Complete Cure.

Eighteen months ago our child NhCn nm In
ianU suffered terribly from askin disease, There
was no rest for the child or MS, We tried sew
cTal dOctora with no bononh Tho doctors said
thought would try your CUTiCURA REMEDIES
nnd tue moment we put CuTlCuRA oil tho child
Il fell asleep Is one weeks time, ws could see
n change Wc kept on using the three and they
cured the child's face entirely. Now we keep
your CUrlCURA md your CuTiCURA so Ar con.
Etuntly IN our house. and would never DO With
Outthem,fat ~ JOSEPH LEVY.
ObIMatAapl q, BOa'O So, Memphis, Tenn.
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Cutlcura Resolvent.

Thcnew Hood nnd Skin Purifier Internally to
clO N the Mood of all Impurities, and poison.
OILS ecinonts), nnd CtrlCuRA, tho Great
sklnC aud CurlCuRA SOAR, an exquisite Skin
Bcnutlher externally TO clear the skin md
scalp aud restore the hair, Instantly relieve aud
speedily euro every species " itching burning,
scaly. CruSlOd plmply scrOinlOiis mud herCllt.
airy diseases aud humOrs oil tho skin scalp and
blood, with loss Of hair from Infancy 10 age,
from plmplus 10 surOinln.
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WANTED-A GIRL IN A SNNI1
w family al Pleasant Valley on momrE,-
Good wnges 10 proper person, Answer, clg5l
thisolice.
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soidey6tywlibp., Price, UUricURA, 800, soar,
Csc, 'RsOlyENt a. PtCptTei by the rOUEn
DRuG ANp CtlgulcLC )aru1AtioS Do,ton.
BG-"llow TO Cure skin Diseases" Oh pages, 80
lllnsirAlIOlIl MID lnglIlnnmInlA nhllnl irnn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NANTED-BAKER, IMNIEDATT
w LI Address Il kRAus ReOlule d -
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WANTED-To RENT THREE
w Rooms tentrally located, ior lg',
housekeeping. Stale terms, etc. Address h
~, this ONCE h8
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II 0ST-A SET OF PLANS FOR THP
II House Of NJ Joseph hammer, hc.w'1r
Third aud Tenth streets. The finder Mil
please return same to the lntelligguCgr OWr@
where reward will be paid, p!i9
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MANIFESTATIONS INI
w Wholesale or Refill House; have b't
iOur years experience In hardware store f
dress, WILLIAM FRESH, care InIellgoue',
Office. tua7
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TELEPHoNE NUMBERS;
Editorial ROoms..tal. Conutiuy IiOOmr.m1iG.