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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Another expedition OF white people
left England u few weeks ago for Mo.
zambique, Africa, as an advance party
OF settlers who are to COLOMBO about 800
square miles OF territory between the
rivera Zambesi and sabi.
Numerous mine casualties near Potts.
vile. Pa, traceable to the ignorance and
carelessuess OF foreign laborers, have
caused Mine Inspector Gay to order the
discharge Of n largo number OF Italians
and Hungarians.
1t required less than two house to in.
dict, try and sentence Edward Davis at
Wooster, O., for stealing q horse and
buggy. lie got four years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The question as to whether a nan can
run on two tickets in an election under
the Australian system is to be decided
by the supreme court of Missouri.
Tho immense growth Of lake com.
merce is all on the American side; on
the Canada side, with q coast line OF
equal length, there has been no growth
NJ all.
An enumerator in Fire and Water
states that there were 1888 fires in Bos-
ton lust year, which destroyed property
to the amount Of Sl.065, 22S.
]. A Moore, aged 70 years, OF scdalia,
No., who lost all his teeth by an attack
OF neuralgia threo years ago, has u new
SGT Of teeth coming,
Tho prohibition town of Portland,
Me-, uses $4,000 worth OF liquor every
year for medicinal and mechanical
purposes"
The new tin.plate factory at New
Castle, Pa, will be ready to start carly
in July. Tho plant will employ 200 or
800 men.
Tho center Of population in the I'm
ited States moves westward about o
yard every twenty.four hours.
An effort is to DO made to introduce
tho growth Of merino wool extensively
into California.
Tho Missouri building at Chicago has
q horse made Of grains.
A lineof tricyclcs for passenger service
10 proposed in London.
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PRESIDENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS.
West Virginia still in it-CoI. fancy Takes
Plum on the Tree.

WAsHISaTOS, D. c., May 1.-THE
President has made the following ap'
pointments: Alexander Mcdowell, OF
Virginia, to be envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipOlentiary Of the United
States to Persia,
Wallace $. Jones, of Florida, to be
consul general OF tho United States at
Rome.
Stephen Bousal, of Maryland. to be
secretary Of legation OF the United
States to China.
To be consul general Of the United
states-Alfred D. Jones, OF North Caro-
lima, at Shanghai.
To be consuls OF tho United States
James B. fancy, Of Wheeling, W. Va,
at Beliasti Charles t. Lyons, OF New
York, at Zanzibar; Harvey Johnson, OF
Georgia, at Antwerp; Benjamin Len
thier, OF Massachusetts, at Sherbrooke
Harrison r, Williams, OF Missouri, at
San Jose, Costa Rica; Ralph Johnson
OF New York, at Fort Erie; Henry +,
Du Belief, OF Texas, at Rhelmsi James
@. Monaghan, Of Rhode Island, at Chem
nitz; Charles Schaeier OF Kansas, al
Vera Cruz.
William @, Renfrew, of Oklahoma, to
be governor OF the territory OF Okla
homa.
Charles 9. Richards, OF Utah, to be
secretary OF Utah.
Charles NJ. Bruce, OF Arizona, to be
| secretary of Arizona,
John Goode, OF Virginia, to be com.
missioner GU the part Of the United
States, under the treaty for n claims
commission concluded between the
United States and Chile August 7, 1892,
Robert b, Bowler, OF Ohio, to be first
comptroller OF the treasury.
A Pittsburgh correspondent tele
graphing to his paper says:
The appointment OF Editor fancy, OF
Wheeling, "a consul to Belfast leaves
out in the cold one OF the editorial
writer's Of the Philadelphia Bulletin, anC
also Thomas ]. keenan,, ST., father o
Editor Keenan,, OF Pittsburgh, both o.
whom were applicants for the consulate
at the great linen manufacturing city O
Ireland. The Pennsylvanians will have
to strike out for another place.
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MAY MERRIMENT.

Jack Potts-I am sorry, aunt, that
you feel 30 tired; for this Japanese sec
ton is most interesting. Won't you lot
mo get you a jinrikisha? Aunt Bracer
Well, perhaps It would make mo feel
a little better; but don't have it made
too strong Worlds Fair Puck.
That's a fine, solid baby of yours,
Newpah," said u friend who was admir-
ing the first baby. "Do you think he's
solid" asked Newpah rather disconsol-
ately. SIT seems to me as ii he was all
boiler. "-Derot FIVE Pres.
Hotel clerk Ito new bell-boy)-Did
you wake up No. Al? S-Bell.boy-No,
sab. Cuddent wake him up, sab but l
did. the best | cud, sab. what was
that2" II walked up No. 45, sab. -
Harper'S Bq:ar,
Gladys from Wellesloy)-0h, Uncle
RUFUS! do look at these tadpoles in this
pool; and to think that some day all
those horrid wriggling things will be
butterflies !"-Puck.
Cass TO Bass, who has perpetrated n
witticism)-Rather an old Joke, that.
Bass-Did you ever know a really good
joke that wasn't an old one?-BoaOa
Transcript.
THAT'S what l call a work OF art"
said the counterfeiter who had just pro-
duced a new bill. "Ycs," was the re-
ply, "a steal engraving Washington
Si1r
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MIR. fancy Is PLEASED

Over His Appointment-It Was Ono OF the
Places He Desired to Go To-.
A reporter Of the I"NTELLIdENoER mot
Mr., J.. B. fancy, editor OF the Register,
after the receipt OF the news OF his APP
pointment, and after rendering his con.
CALCULATIONS asked him how he liked it.
"Well," said he, ut was not in the
nature OF o surprise at all, as it was one
OF the places | picked out which Presi-
dent Cleveland assured me l could
have"
"when do you expect to startH"
asked tho reporter.
"0h, l can't exactly say. 1t will take
me some time to arrange my personal
affairs here, and it will be two weeks
before l will be ready to leave"
Ever since the news was spread that
he had received the appointment Colo.
mel fancy has been mainly employed
in shaking hands with his personal and
party friends in congratulating him on
his luck. The colonel received these
evidences OF good will and friendship
in his usual suave manner, and was not
disposed to hold cheaply the humblest
man who wished him well in his future
residence across the waters.
Belfast is a thriving city in the north
OF Ireland, and is mainly noted tor its
linen and cotton industries and ship
building, the Majestic and other White
Star liners having been built there. A
Wheeling gentleman who travelled
through Ireland said that Belfast put
him more in mind OF Chicago than any
other city in Europe he ever visited.
Consequently il Colonel fancy misses
tho Worlds Fair he can congratulate
himself that no is in u city OF the same
energy and push, and as far as the fair
goes, he can pay 81 for q pie and imag-
inc the rest.
The population OF the city ig about
$4,000. and IS ono OF tho most beauti-
ful, substantial and wealthy OF Erin's
chief cities. The salary Of the CONSUL
ate is $1,000, and with the fees the office
is worth from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
There are sentimental associations con.
nected with Belfast which will make
Colonel Taney's residence there more
pleasurable than any other consulate
that could have fallen to his lot.
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Gm G~mtsu1Qmer
wnEELlNG, MAY 3, 1903.
The Columbian Fourth in WheeliI

The Columbian Fourth In Wheeling,
It is a pity that the really eloquent
and stirring little speech OF Col, Thos.
0'Brien, in the chamber OF commerce
last Saturday, could not have been
heard by everybody in Wheeling, for
that matter by every American.
1t was full OF the patriotic tervor OF a
common sense business man not given
to "sickly sontineptality." 1t came
with peculiar grace and force from a
citizen Of foreign birth.
Col. 0'Brien would have the Fourth
OF July made the occasion OF a new OBJ
ject lesson in patriotism, so that Ameri'
can youth and tho foreign.born citizens
may better appreciate what a country
we have and what it stands for. He
would have the city in which he livei
show its warm-blooded patriotism on
the Fourth OF July in the Columbian
year.
This is the spirit that is abroad in
this community. aud this i, what in.
sures the success OF the coming Fourth
OF July celebration. Other days arc
good days, other occasions good occa-
sions, but the Fourth of July comes
but once a year." and this particular
year will never CONF again with its I'M
equaled Columbian celebration and
the whole stupendous story it brings
with it.
The ball has been started by the
chamber Of commerce. and it will roll
on, gathering force as it goes, until it
will BIO the biggest thing OF its kind that
Wheeling ever saw.
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WORLDLY Fair Extortion.

The Chicago Tribun' has taken up tho
cidgels in behalf OF tho Worlds Fair
and the people who would like to visit
il. Reporters ofthis enterprising news.
paper have made a tour OF the hotels
on a voyage OF discovery and the result
OF their Investigations is printed in a
broadside.
The ex%tortionists arc named and
warned that they are to expect no
quarter. They are denounced as rob.
bers who are interfering with the sue
cess OF the fair and doing their best to
black Chicago's eye. sky-high prices
are found mostly in tho new hotels,
built for tho occasion, and whose pro.
prietors expect to get rich in six
months.
The established hotels which arc in
the business to stay have made little,
in some cases, no advance, although
generally they expect to put more per-
sons in a room. 1t is also to be said
that some OF the houses in the Worlds
Fair district are not asking ~exorbitunt
rates.
1t is encouraging to know that the OK.
tortionists are not making money up to
date, Still more encouraging is the as
surance that the accommodations far
exceed any possible demand, SO that
there can be no corner in rooms.
1t may as we'll be understood that it
will be impossible to fleece tho whole
American people. There is too much
common sense in the country for that.
Tho Chicago Tribune is doing q good
work. The people will do the rest.
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a Good ThlnE for Coughs ana Colds.

The moro Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
ody Is used tho better II is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. II Is good when you
first catch cold. II Is good when your
cough Is seated and your lungs arc sore.
II Is good Ia any kind Of a cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen Of II aud
every bottle has given satisfaction.
stodman & Friedman, druggi0tS, Min-
nesota Lake, MINI.
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slnto Tenehers, NIeetIng.

The next annual session OF the West
Virginia Educational Association will
be held at Huntington, W. Va, July 8
and Z. The teachers OF Southeastern
Ohio will meet with US and occupy u
part OF the program. 1t is earnestly
hoped that the attendance OF West Vir-
ginia teachers shall DO large.
AsHBY J. WILSON,
soc'y., Grafton, W. Va.
VIRGIL A. LEWIS,
Pros't, Charleston, W. Va.
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GIndTidlngs.

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the aGe, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiyoness,
general debility, etc, Is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates the digestive organs, regulates tho
liver and restores the system TO vlgor-
Gus health and energies. Samples FREQ.
Large packages soc. Sold only by Logan
Druv On.
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A CORRESPONDENT suggests that the
visitor to tho Eskimo village provide
himself with a clothespin on the nose,
Wouldn't it be as we'll to wash the Eski.
mos and fumigate their village? While
they are with US theyought to get some
OF the real blessings OF civilization.
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Con. wntts, AssIstant.
Special Dispatch 10 the intelligence.

SptcM DTaDaIch 70 NC MTtlI1cnctr.
M|ARTINsBURo, W. VA, May z.-Gon-
eral O. @. Watts, the now district attor'
ney, has named Hon. Stuart W. Walker
as assistant district attorney. Mr..
Walker was one OF the leading Demo.
cratic members OF the last West Vir-
ginia Legislature, and has been practic-
ing at the Berkeley bar for ten years.
lie il n young man Of tino appearance, 0
lawyer Of ability and a good speaker.
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A PHILADELPHIA jury has awarded
500, 900 damages for the loss Of two arms
cut off by a street car. This is said to
be the largest amount aver awarded for
a railroad accident, The mans foot
caught in a hole in the street, He was
thrown and the car, going at high
speed, ran over him. The railway CON-
pany was held to be responsible for the
condition Of the street
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noon IN REAL ESTATE.
An Unusual Number Of Transfers Being
Made These Days.

Made These Days.
Real estate seems to be unusually
active all OF a sudden. The following
transfers were left for record Saturday:
Deed made April 90, 1893, by Estella
May TOmlinson. wife OF Joseph Tomlip-
son. and B. S. Allison, special commits
sioner, to W. II. Chapman, for eighty
ono feet front on the west side OF South
Penn street. A deed OF correction.
Deed made May l, 1898. by Daniel
Dinger and wife to g. F, Wagner, for
part Of lot l0l in the East Wheeling
addition. Consideration. $500.
Deed made March %, 1893, by Lorenzo
0. Smith, trustee, to W. II. Chapman,
Cor 81 feet front on the west side OF
South Penn street. A deed OF correc-
ton,
Deed made May 20, 1892, by Hannah
j.. Shar, Of Marshall county, to Joseph
Schilling, for all interest in a certain
piece Of aground in tho town OF Trladel-
phia. Consideration, $5U.
Deed made May II, 1892, by Hiram
Schilling and wife to Joseph scoilIing,
for tho undivided ono.eiehth in u piece
OF ground in Trladelphia. Considers
tion, $50.
Deed made April %. 1892, by Frances
Archibald to John Janeskey, for the
south half OF lot No. 0, on Alley II.
Consideration 500.
Deed made December !, 1892, by Null
vina Kiger and others to Joseph Schill-
ing, for all interest ina piece OF ground
in the town Of Triadelphia. Considera-
ton $lO0.
Deed made April 8, 1893, by David II.
Taylor aud wife to w. K. Taylor, for a
piece Of property on the east side of
Moyston street. Consideration $500.
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ION THE Wing" drops into the INTEL
LlGRNcER again with some entertaining
thoughts. His promised budget from
Charleston should be something pretty
good. There is something going on
down that way and it will hardly escape
the eagle eye OF this close observer.
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The rejection OF the army bill is a
hard blow for the German government,
especially for Chancellor Caprivt and
his imperial master, the young war
lord. Caprivi can soothe his sorrows
by resignation, but the emperor can't
we'll follow suit, 1t isa trying situation
for a young and ambitious sovereign.
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IT will be an interesting occasion
when Wheeling renews acquaintance
with tho glorious but neglected Fourth
OF July. This is to happen in a little
less than two months, Everybody will
be welcome to witness the imposing
ceremonies,
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woitLD,s FAM HATES
To Chicago, ILL.,, Vln the Baltimore s. OF
Rnilrunu.

On April 90 to October 81 tho Bnlti.
moro a. Ohio railroad will sell excursion
tickets to Chicago, ILL.,, at very low rates
on account Of tho Worlds Columbian
Exposition, to DC hold May to October
81, 1898.
Tickets will DO good for return pms.
sage to and including November 8, 1903,
For further information call on or
address any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agent or l.. S.. Allen, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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Commercial Gazette. This is the way it
strikes us in Wheeling, and this is why
we are going to hang our banners on
the outer walls, burn powder and have
a big time generally on the Fourth OF
IL.
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THE first trial Of DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfy any n that the
lung.healing virtue Of the pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Sold by
all dealers on a guarantee Of satisfac.
ton,
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TIE IN|TELLlGENcER joins with the
other friends OF Mr.. James B. fancy to
congratulate him on the recognition OF
his own and his newspapers services to
the Democratic party, Tho qualifcu'
tions which have made him a success
ful business man will insure the salts
factory discharge of his duties as consul
at Belfast,
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pirTsTuRoH has an exposition every
autumn. She has good deal Of money
invested in 1t and bends her energies to
make 1t a 60. She has also q Fourth OF
July OF the old.fashioned kind which in
recent years has become an institution
and which grows every year. This year
it will Guido oil other years. Pitts.
burgh believes in entertaining its own
people aud its visitors. This is what
Wheeling lie going to do on the Fourth
OF July.
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TO-DAY will probably end the life
story Of Carlyle Harris. 1t is a pity
that there Is any reason to doubt his
guilt or to question the accuracy Of tho
scientific testimony on which no was
convicted.
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PADEREwsKI has left US for a foreign
shore, having scored the handsome tri-
umph OF SlSO,OOO for seventy concerts.
If his hair Ind been twice US long the
receipts would have been twice as great.
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DEACON WHITE ought not to mind
such alittle thing as a failure. AZ soon
rs they get him down no makes u bar.
rOl Of money, pays his creditors and
gets on his feet again. lilo understands
tho art OF il.
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THE trusts have been catching it
through those cloudy days. This may
wiring some Of the water out Of them.
Moreover tho trust idea may DO loss at
tractiye hereafter.
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Whom the ColoncIs Avn CONC Homo.

Atlantis Constitution.
The Gcldsa ro full Of blossoms and tho meade VS.
smile az sweet
her feet,
And the crows arC Cawlug gladly, aud the turks
arc In the loan,
Aud thero'll be a jubilatlon when tho colonies
nll come home.
Oh, acknowledgement colonOls-whcrO tho wild
Potomac flows,
Do you ever thiuk OF Georgia, whcrO the water.
melon groWs2
Where tho pumpkins globed IN yellow, where
tho mules unbridlCd rOauI2
Oh, thOrc'll b5 Il jubLlatlOn when tho colonies
all come home.
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THE price OF pie at the Worlds Fair
may do something towards extirpating
tho American pie tiend. The corner in
pics may thus prove q blessing in dis.
puise.
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TIE Worlds Fair has had n bright
day. Let us hope that all tho ronain'
ing days may DO bright days.
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E%SruvsiAsrtc Colorado folk arc boom
ing Mr.. Wanamukcr for President. Mr..
wanamakcr will have time to think II
over.
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been raised to the rank Of full general,
has been in active service for nearly
twenty-five years.
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TIE printers of Wheeling arc all
right on the Fourth OF July. The
artists of the stick and rule are right up
at the head OF the patriotic procession,
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DRY GOODS. CARPETS. ETC.


Just received, a line Of fino Novelty
Dress Goods, prices from 4OC to 1926
per yard. Trimmings to suit all kinds of
goods. Our low prices we'll illustrated
Monday. We matched a sample Of
trimming that n firm in this city sold
for OSC per yard-our price, marked in
figures, only 12c.
A line Of double width Black Dress Goods ut
2IO to zoe.
A purOSlk warp Henrietta at 75o.
Ingram Carpets lie, Gle, 82c aud 4Oc.
Irish brussels zoe.
new llody Brussels at JS I.2C.
Floor oil Cloth SOC Table Oil Cloth iSc.
scliactlng Holland blinds .Sc.
Straw Mating lao, I3c, iIo, Toe.
Figured Tappan Mating 2lc.
Lace Curtains, all kinds
Just received, big stock Of Kid Gloves ut 400
and IOc.
All goods marked In figures.
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Ii you foel all broke up and out Of
sorts agltato your liver with Simmons
LiYor R~egnlator.
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SALE.

By virtue oi n deed Of trust mndo by mary J.
Hnhlcit and Robert %Ila2lett, her husband, to lo
us trustee dated March 4, 1891, recorded ~ pc
ofic0 Of the clerk Of the County Court Of ono
county, West Virginia IN decd Oi trust book ~
", page llp. VIII sell at the north front door ~
tho Court House Of said county OH
SATURDAY. THE 10TH DAY or JUNE, isgl
commencing at OO'clock a. ~, the iollowlug ln.
sctlbed property, that Is To say; A certain plcra0f
u reel OF lind situated IN Ttladelphlu listh0.
Ohio county, Wgsi Virginia. designated Oh INi
numbered one Of the subdivision Of tue lucltl
Th0tnbntR estate u plat Of which 4, recorded %
heed book. No ~ pago Bl, together wtih sac
houses aud nDputlohanCcs thereto Belonging
Tho tlllo to said property ls believed tu
perfect but selling as itusipU viii convey only
the Tito vested IN me by said decd Of trust
TInNis ur SALE -.Onc.thlrl and m much more
ns the purchaser elects To pay nrtsh On the ll
OF sale, thO balance IN two equal lnsinlmrnI o..
one ana Two Yeats notes hearing Interest lION
the day Of sale IN be glyeu TOT Tho deferred WY
incHis thu llc To be retained Until = uynrhi Is
made IN full.
wJw COwDES, Trustee
W. IL HALLtR, AucllOneor ny'
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You don't need to continue dosing
with Simmons Liver Regulator. A dose
U day.
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HuRRAu for Christopher Columbus,
tho Fourth OF July and tho City OF
Wheeling.
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NEW ADVERTISER NTs.

VWANTED-AN EEGINEER-AD-
wv DRESS "BuSINESS,N can his office,