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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

Dr.. s. s. Laws, ox-president Of tho
Missouri State University, has re.
moved from Kansas City TO Cincinnati.
II IL mot general " known that Dr. Laws
invented tho ttSkSrusrd In handling
telographic quotations, and from that
source realizes q handsome income.
Hudson Shaw, tho oxford lecturer on
university extension, has arrived In
Philadelphia tlO will lecture In this
country Tor threo months underline au.
spices Of the American Sotiaty Tot the
extension university teaching
Roger q. Minis asserts that the i'm.
migration bill now pending in Congress-
sis not intended 10 prevent the spread
Of cholera Tut TO prevent the spread Of
the Democratic party"
William Henry Bishop, tho we'll
known American writer, who has boon
abroad for several years,'is expected
homo shortly He ID now travelling
through Spain,
Senators Daniel and Blackburn ant
Mossrs W. l.. Wilson and Bourko Cock
ran will attend q Democratic banquet II
frederick, Md, ON the 28th instant,
King liumbett aud Queen MatgharllI
will celebrate thOlt silver wedding an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16
Death Of Dr. Batos.

For half century DIR. W. ]. Bates
has ministered to the sick in Wheeling.
No man stood better in this commun.
ity, and no physician ever had a strong
or hold on the regard OF his patients.
He was a gentle, kindly man, Of whom
it may be said that his death leaves a
real vacancy.
Ho died as he desired to die, in the
harness. Almost up to the day of his
death he was given strength to pursue
his profession. Many a tear will be
shed on tho grave Of this old aud we'll
beloved citizen.
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ghe GttelLiaetEaG.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
Wheellng Mood No shlver.

l.
From the natural gas towns further
west come shlyering complaints OF in
sufficient fuel supply. The gas is low,
keeping company with the thermome'
ter, and there is no coal handy.
Wheeling, fortunately. is having no
such experience and cannot have until
the deposits in her hills and under
them shall have beon exhausted; and
long before this happens our cooking
aud heating will be done with electri.
city.
There is discomfort in Wheeling
homes because the people do not wish
TO return to the use Of solid fuel and are
hoping every day that the next will
bring more moderate weather or a bet
ter gas supply, 1t is much better to go
promptly to the use of coal while the
present conditions continue, but tho
housewife does not in every case take
this view OF it, and she is supreme in
her domain.
This interesting and useful parsonage
may BIO a little cranky, but the 1NTELLI-
aENcER keeps its hat off in her presence,
no matter what the thermometer says.
2ia --.-1D-----
BaorHER BEockUNlEs should be a lit.
tie caretulabout stepping into the sem
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

WAS It old.fashionod 10 swear at il?
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ALueFROXH UP.

1HVFyglU pF)N.t -
ARdnta Constitution.
We're a.lreezln' an asnoCzIn' an n.wheesin' a
TO kill,
An coal has reached the color Of a green five
dollar bill;
An we'll soon DO burnin' o. tho bricks, an
warmin by the stoues,
It's tho toughest time We ever struck from Bill
Hlllo clean 10 Bones.
q, for one breath o. summer across tho 10y hills
TO warm the rheumatism nm thaw the trozer
stills;
Won't never say, "thIs woathers bot!" for brlm
stone would DO nicO
'Longside O this here shlverin' spell o. Georgia
snow an fool
Come on. 0 blzln' summerl Jes' heat your
Throw bushels o red pepper in the sizzln', whiz
For we're iressln' an a.snOcsin' an a.wheczIn
An coal has reached the color OF a green Ave
dollar bill
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liz cold weather tho hot drink is a
great delusion. Better battle your feot
init.


a writer in tho Pittsburgh Dispatch
says that the smoke now covering that
city sis the direct result Of ignorance
and wasteiulness." He predicts that II
the price Of coal were to go up to six or
eight dollars a ton the smoke.belching
smckestack would be an exception
within a year.
Whore there 10 perfect combustion
there is no smoke, and tho writer quoted
says there are mechanical stokers that
do away with smoke almost entirely.
Everybody knows that there Is great
waste in the use Of coal, and 1t goes on
because our coal is comparatively
cheap.
Better combustion means lower coal
bills 40 well as clearer atmosphere. The
city Of Wheeling alone wastes thou
sands Of dollars annually to I'll the
atmosphere with smoke.
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niyersary April %. The occasion win
be marked by a decree OF general ans
nesty,
Ben Butler struck out the words $50
help me, God" from the official oath
which he took as governor Of Massa-
chusetts, remarking as he did so, "rhe
constitution Of this state has no refer
epCe to God"
Cleveland Ia receiving so many pres,
ents Of such animals as coons, foxes and
the like, that he will suon be able to
start q menagerie. go y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16
mo TFlT.

,4la lgls Market 81. opposte l ic H HSa.s
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Mn. GEORGE W. CHtLDs, of tho Phila-
delphia Ledger, says that he "would not
accept the senatorship if the vote were
unanimous" Nothing of this sort has
been heard from anybody prominently
mentioned" in connection with either
OF tho West Virginia senatorships. Not
one Of them has learned to decline the
noun Senator"
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MRpaukec Sentinel (Dall
General Butler was essentially dem
agogue. He had hrHips, he had courage
and skill, he was rich. No man knew
better than Butler the folly Of some Of
tho things he advocated-but having
been frowned upon by Massachusetts
responsibility 1t became one Of the pur-
poses Of his iiie TO wear horns for their
ierrorization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

GovERNoR-ELEcT MAcCoRKLs, being
down in Richmond, tolls thom that
"the recent election ended all talk Of
Republican supremacy in West yir.
ginia." The INrELMaENcER desires to
match opinions with Governor MacCor-
kle about four years from now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

Chenille Pathfinder tReD')
The list Of candidates for United
States senator from West Virginia Is
said to be composed Of Charles j..
Faulkner, johnson N. Camden, John j,
Davis, L. Willis Wilson, Alfred Cald-
well, ]. W. ST. Clair, Joseph =. Chill
ton, A. Brooks Fleming, Robert s.
Carr, Okey Johnson, John Brannon
and Q. Wood Daley Did any OF them
get away?7 nAili
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A rwo.stdell one.tion.

Chicago lNleF. 0ccaa
Arc we TO understand Chicago as say.
ing that II the Worlds Fair can't DO
open on Sundays It will DO wreckodp
-@lHheelih7 Inteigcncer
No. Only excited individuals have
given out any such idea. There are two
sides to every question-and both in
this case arc losing no chance to pres.
ont their arguments. 3lF3
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DrHE MAN OF DESTINY"
Interesting Coincidence.

Springfield (llaSl Republican, tNlg)
1t is at least an interesting colnci'
dence that the Democratic organs which
opposed Cleveland's nomination arc tho
best pleased with the nomination Of
Murphy for senator from New York
the New York Sun, that universal
rascal's advocate, Atlanta Constitution,
Richmond Dispatch and Watterson's
C0urier-Journal 'rue explanation is
simple-they don't like Cleveland,
Cleveland does not like Murphy, there.
fore they like Murphy.
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This one FOR FAuIkaor

WtD8NT EcNU VD6EI
The success OF the Democracy OF
West Virglnin this year was greatly
aided by Mr.. Faulkner, who made one
OF the most effective canvasses in the
history OF our state. OF course he
should be returned to the senate, and q
majority Of our people demand II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16
smlth's Good Fieht.

The house committee highly resolves
that o'Kanc, being Democrat, is en-
titled to the seat from Ohio county.
The house will adopt the report The
weakness OF Smiths case is that he is a
Republican. So it was with the guber-
material contest committee. 1t knew Its
own. Mr.. Smith has made a good fight
from beginning to end. He has the
satisfaction OF knowing that he was
elected.
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Mlly Not9

The Numbering old electrical cara had
this advantage over the dashing new
ones, there was an enclosed cab for the
operator. 1t would not add greatly to
the cost Of the cars to have q cab on
each end, so that the operator and
conductor may be sheltered from the
weather.
The conductor las some advantage
over the operator, for while he is col
lecting fares he is sheltered, can move
about little and, being on the rear
ond, does not drive head on into the
storm or the cutting wind. When all
this has been said the fact remains that
insuch weather as this the conductor is
in nodanger of being overcome by the
heat
What ia the objection to giving these
menall tho protection the nature Of
their work will allowP
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Knguood ArUu'.
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Ml,nt lhn 1nlolllr0noar b.

ulctlVttte PdtVWu6' ..
Every Republican who wishes to takc
city paper should subscribe for tho
WnEKLlNo INrgLttdENcEn. II 10 rolla-
bio purvOyor Of news and an earnest,
able and dignifOd upholdor OF tho
tenots OF tho Republican party 1ts
editorial views arc sound to the core
aud Ito news features are reliable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16
r,lnnn I,,iln An ANnrld.

Banker obcrndoOlEcr, who Matched
tho idca Of tho Panama lottery, admits
that tho company gave him $4,000 for
81, and he thinks II was cheap at that
Ilthe scheme was TO hit on q device
that would enable tho promoters to
tisecc tho people with the greatest case,
M. oberndoefsr was poorly paid for tho
thought that moved the francs Of tho
Nwoolon.stocklnRs."
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published on behalf Of Hoods sarsapa-
rilla are as reliable and as worthy your
confidence as II they came from your
best and most trusted neighbor. They
state only the simple facts in regard TO
what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done, al.
ways within truth and reason.
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vhnt DIIrht Have Deon.

70kdo Blade (Rtp)
Had General Butler possessed the
clements necessary to a great military
leader he might have reached almost
any eminence-ev the highest; for
"Ben Butler was q household word
before the names Of Grant and Sherman
and Sheridan had become widely
known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

Cor. JOHN l.. svhh,yAs having left
town, it is perhaps safe to say that
he need not put himself out Of tho
way to come again. At the same time
Wheeling wishes him well in his noble
effort to elevate the stage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

LOuSttHe C0urkrHJ0uFNd|
At New York the mercury has been
below zero in but ono year OF the last
ten, while hero it has fallen below in
i've different years. These figures es-
tablish the fact that extreme cold is
more common to Louisville than in
New York CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

AIb1ny journal, IRcnl
Mr.. oleyeiand'a confidence" in the
yote.atealing and ballot-box.stufling
Democracy OF New Jersey is touching.
Perhaps he wishes now that he had
had more confidence in tho Democracy
OF the Empire state.
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Cincinnati Tmcs.SAlr CDenl)
It is declared that no will attend to
his own state and appoint competent
captains for the army OF enthusiastic
friends. In abort, he will distribute
federal patronage in New York with q
Wow to making it count in practical
politics, fhll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

EdElpaNlTe ReVleD VDsHlD
The senatorial fight is on in earnest.
Mr.. Camden is a very lively candidate
and the outcome is very hard to pre-.
Dict Whatever the result may be
there should beano, kicking, no extra
session.
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A sturdy Patriot.

MtnHe1poIN journal lIna)
There we're many droll and contra!
dictory things about his career, but
even those who have been the least
charitable to him admit his strong
example OF patriotism in the hour OF
his country's trial,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

II tho Democratic party worO to 70
before tho people Of Now York with
Murphy ag an issue, wouldn't the kick.
Ing Democrats and tho Mugwumpg sup.
pcgtthe panoCrntlopatty, Murphy aud
allg Wouldn't they advise everybody
10 condOnO tho horrld past and hope
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Chicago Tribune (Rep)
Mr.. Cleveland has mot with q crush
ing defeat in the nomination OF Murphy
and at the same time has received a
sharp rebuke for interfering in amat-
ter which was none Of his buainess. 90
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bdtlmOTe AWeiIcdH'
In these chilly days sprinkle deeds of
kindness along the path Of life, Also,
d few ashes On the icy sidewalk.
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WclsoWrq Herald (hepl
Hustle is good, but it is to be observed
that it is not so frequently the man
who wants it most, gets the persimmon,
as it is the man with the longest pole.
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ST. Louis Post Dtgatch tDenl)
IfMr. Murphy used the funds fur
nished by Mr.. Cleveland's friends in
electing his own friends, he is truly
guilty OF thugwumpery.
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IslT true that in tho good old days the
weather was much dolder7 ercan.itbo,
o, froezo the thought, ttat7liars were
much holder?
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Every season brings n now crop Of
cough remedies, but they cannot com.
pete With that grand, old Dh Bull's
Cough Syrup,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

The best salve in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin cruptionS, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II IL guaranteed to give perfect satlsiac-
ton or money refunded. Price % eenta
q box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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ABOUT BEN BUTLER,


81 Louis Gtobe-Democrat tRCpl
New Orleans ought to erect q monu.
ment to "Ben" Butler, but probably she
won't do it. He showed that town how
to keep out yellow fever, and the town
seems to have needed the lesson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

Ihayo sold aud used In my family for
several years o Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
ora and Dlarrllwa Remedy, and have
found II ono Of tho most useful and sat.
laiaCloty remedies ever handled. II
II, lewis, Drngglst Salt Lake City,
Utah, For sale by druggists. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

We arc betting on Senator Charles
James Faulkner remaining in the sem
ate from this state for several years
vel, II lie lives.
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NetC York Adrcrtiscr
Is this old-fashioned winter weather
due to tho prospective return OF the
poor old Democratic party to power?
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Weston Democrat,
1t would be a difficult matter for our
legislature to overpNY Mr.. Camden for
the work he has done for this state.
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Chicago Aaa tEad)
Great Scott, but that Troy beer is bit
teE-G. ClcyeIaad.
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81 louis GLOBE, Democrat (Repl
The place where Carlisle sits is likely
to BIO the head of the cabinet table, no
matter what other men are in tho cab.
met.
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Constipation, and all troubles with
the digestive organs and the liver, arc
cured by Hoods Pills. Unequalled az
q dinner pill. 4
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TINS isn't racing weather, bat tho
Guttenburg gamblers have al seasons
for their own. Is there nos p. o. A.
around GuttenburgP
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PHILADELPHIA Record
The biggest spell.binder is the cold
spell, which has loft many train snow
bound.
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Tnr Washington Star prints por.
irait Of Frank q. Carpenter with two
hoads, accounts Tor Mr. oarpon-
tot0bfAlny letters
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TnE bob.tailed sonatOrship is not SO
big a prize as the long term scat, but it
isn't going begging.
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Mn, CAMDEN will see Mr., Capehart
later, about the time Mr.. Capehart is
looking for another nomination to Con-
gress,
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YESTERDAY not only took the prize
for the season. but went ahead OF any
day for seven years, SO far as Wheeling
is concerned. Great counting weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

NOR RENT-THE TWO Com
IL Store Rooms now occupied by Hrimbl, !
IltL Possession given April |. ApDlv ~ y 4
CARNEY, Hotel Windsor, ~
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TnE Wheeling Nishtsoil Co. has tho
largest barrels ind best facilities for
moving nightsoil, o. w. Rixey, general
manager, corner Chaptino and Six.
oenth streets. TNlcphonO'lb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

We are forced to admit OF our sunny
southern cline that at this moment the
orange is not in bloom and the yam
giveth not Of its abundance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

AFTER readinp some OF the fervid
southern comments on Ben Butler it Is
n surprise to see that these esteemed
contemporaries are no longer printed on
wall paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

NTANrED-A LADY TO M
wv writing a. homo. Good Pay Replv W., Wy
stamped envelope, MISS YERNA LAStbS6iS
South Bond Ind. JsSSiN'
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IL crockOr aud Hill are out Cleveland
may find balm in GiIead.
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Tut experts. call 1t bOreal weather,
probably bccauso, whom thore 10 80
much Of II, It gets to BIO q bore.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MTANTED-TWO GOOD MACH1S
w ISTa Apply at RElAtAE & co.'s
Chapline street between Seventeenth NJ NJ
klghteontn slleeth hW
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ELKS, AOIIpEI
The Stag Social viii be held next Friday eve.
ing Call on 9. r Tracy and get your iaua
tons at once for distribution
JNo n RICHARDSON
tnib SepFeta,r
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Inc PRoPEREY OWNERS

AND TENANTS
Desiring to have chlmnoys swept or rool, ma,
CFly cleaned, will Gad It to their ADVANTAGE (,
leaving word at MesIrs Jones & Bros No y
Twelfth street. ALEX. HOPKINS, :
jalS Tho Old Reliable sweeO
The herald., 1893-10-31
WHERE Is THE MONGOL?
HE OUGHT TO BE IN THE COUNTY
JAIL, BUT Is NOT.
A Prisoner who Seems to Have Walked
Through Iron Bars and stone
Walls with Little
Difficulty.

Yesterday Jailer Oscar Macy had q
very peculiar experience.
There is no more careful or painstak-
ing official than Uncle Oscar Macy in
the county, and he rules the so or 100
turbulent people in his charge with a
kind and yet firm hand.
But he was outwitted yesterday, and
by one of the willy Mongolians who has
not registered.
The Chinaman literally effsced him
self, disappeared, vanished, and how he
did it and when he did it no one knows.
Six Cinnamon were brought in from
Nerdugo the latter part of last week
upon complaints charging them with
not being lawfully in the country.
They were placed in the county jail,
where United States prisoners are al
ways kept, and they were safely lodged
in the lower tank until yesterday, when
the amazing occurrence referred to took
place.
Tie time for taking the Cinnamon to
the United States court had been set for
yesterday afternoon at the usual time
for the convening of court.
The prisoners had not been too closely
immured i'll the tank, and all OF them
were present in the morning.
Shortly before the time set for their
appearance i'll court two deputy United
States marebals went up after them
and the gang was brought out.
The Jail officials looked at them and
rubbed their eyes. Six good sized Mon
gols had been brought into the Jail, but
only five showed up.
Mr.. Macy and Billy Cline were soon
hurrying around attempting to solve
the mystery, but the more they looked
the more mysterious grew the situation.
1t WAS thougbt,that possibly the Chi
neee had secreted himself somewhere in
the jail, and every nook and Granny up
and down stairs WAS searched.
The prisoner had, however. managed
to take himself off securely and not
even trace OF him could be found.
The theory finally adopted by the
jailer was that in some smooth manner
the prisoner had passed himself out
during the morning as visitor. There
were quite a number OF people at the
jail during the morning, and it is cup
posed that the Chinaman went out the
front door.
OF course the other Cinnamon pre-
tended the utmost ignorance OF what
had become OF their brother in misior.
tune.
9 Deputies were dispatched in various
directions to attempt to capture the
fugitive, but up to late hour had not
succeeded in locating him.