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pERsoNAL FONTS.

The Rev. DR.. W. N. McVickar, who Is
prominently mentioned for the success,
sion to Phillips Brooks as bishop OF
Massachusetts, was born in New York
about forty-seven years ago, He re-
ceived his education at Columbia COL
lege and at the Philadelphia divinity
school. His first parish was the Church
OF the Holy Trinity, Harlem, whence
he was called to succeed Bishop Jaggar,
OF Southern Ohio, in the rectorship OF
the parish OF the Holy Trinity in Phila'
delphia. He has been there for elgh'
teen years, and has been q great sue.
cess, both as pastor and teacher.
Alfred Simonis and Astere Verycruy.
see, the two Belgian senators who are
to superintend q Belgian exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, are now in New York,
They represent private association, as
their government has taken no action
in the matter, and they promise very
creditable show OF Belglan's industrial
art.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mankly has bequeathed
to the city OF Washington large sum
OF money for the erection and mainten-
ance OF a home for destitute women as
memorial to her mother, In memory
of her husband she has wllled to the
Children's Aid Society $4,000 for the
erection OF a home.
Miss Alice Rochester, who was one OF
the bridesmaids at the wedding OF the
earl OF Craven, is daughter OF General
William b, Rochester, OF Washington,
and a great sra lddaughter OF Colonel
Nathaniel Rochester, tho founder OF
the city OF Rochester.
Mrs. Pauline Fryer, better known as
Pauline Cushman, the Union spy, is
said to be living in poverty in San
Francisco. She racently received q
small pension for her first husbands
services, but her own work has not yet
been recognized.
Ex-senator Dawes is to have another
reception from his old Massachusetts
friends, to take place at Great Barring
ton on the 9th OF May.
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Ole g1teAiaentHG:
, WHEELING, APRIL 80, 1903.
An Organ's Novel Position.

The Register "gave itself away" badly
yesterday morning in publishing an al
legged special telegram from Washing
ton, attempting to reiute certain state
ments in an INTELLIdENcER Washing
ton special, published Monday morn
ing, concerning Gen. Watts candidacy
for the district attorneyship.
In view Of the fact that Mondays
Wheeling papers could not possibly
reach Washington until late hour
Monday night, there is a reasonable
suspicion that the lengthy defense OF
Gen. Watts was written in the Register
office in Wheeling, But it is a matter
OF small importance whether the dis
patch is bogus or genuine. The point
OF 1t lies in the prominence given to
defence OF Gen, Watts candidacy and
the enthusiasm manifested in its pub
LEGATION, considering the fact that the
Register has all along been supposed to
favor the candidacy OF MIR. sommer-
vile, Of this city, for the district attOr-
neyship.
The position of the Register in the
matter is doubtless as entertaining to
Mr.. sommerville's thousands OF Demo-
cratic friends in Wheeling and through
out the state as it is to the possible half
dozen Democratic admirers of Gen.
Watts in the city. They may now ex-
pect the Register, in its enthusiasm for
Gen. Watts candidacy and earnest OPP
position to Mr.. sommerville, to defend
the former for sending an insulting tel
egram to President Harrison after his
defeatlin November last.
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Ignorant OF tho Inv.

Tho directors OF tho hospital for tho
insane at Weston have placed them
selves in peculiar position by tho ap.
pointment OF DIR. Crumbacker, OF Ohio
to the suporintendcncy OF that institu-
ton. The constitution OF West Virginia
contains the following clause:
No persons except citizens entitled to vote
shall 30 elected or appointed to Ouy state, lcoun'
" or municipal office.
The wording OF the law is plain and
cannot DO misunderstood. Tho surpris-
ing thing is that the members OF tho
board Of directors should DO ignorant
Of provision OF tho constitution which
is intended to govern their own official
acts. Its, moreover, surprising that
tho board should find II necessary to go
out OF tho state for q superintendent.
Arc there no physicians In WoSt Vir-
glnIa competent to iii tho position?
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The silver output Of Colorado was in.
creased last year by 100000 ounces.
The low price Of silver has no effect
upon tho production Of tho metal In the
mines, where the cost ranges between
10 and 10 per cent an ounce. Tho out
put this year will probably DO very
much larger than 1892,
Finding Il gus leak under his new
house which was set upon temporary
blocks at Johnsonburg, Pa, Harry
Hutchinson CrawlCd under to investi.
gate. Ills wife started to deliver n
wrench to hor husband whom n gallo
threw the house oil ils pins, crushing
Hutchinson und his wife to death.
The McShano boil foundry Of Balli.
more is preparing drawings for tho
largest boil on tho American continent.
II will DO named "The Grcat bell Of
America, and will weigh $4,000 pounds,
1000 for each state Of the union.
What Is generally believed to BIO the
oldest pear tree in Now England 10 OH q
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.

Waiting = Policeman-"Here, move
on, hayseed. Wot yer waitin' furT"
Uncle Glicah-"Pm waitin' fur a man
who offered to take my watch fur to get
it regulated. He ought to be back now.
It's now two hours since he WENT
Chicago Record.
Husband-"I feel frlghtfully queer
this morning; a splitting headache
pains everywhere-no appetite, and q
general sense of nervous depression"
Fond Wife-"And vet when you came
home last night, darling, you appeared
to be perfectly sober. Fan.
"The spirits OF several statesmen are
in the room," announced the medium;
"among them are Secretaries Stanton
and Seward" "Then let them hold n
cabinet meeting" suggested news
paper man in the audience Washington
Star.
Mrs. Younghusband why can't
you stay at home this evening, George?
Your employer can get along without
you" George-"I know it; but l don't
want him to find it out."-Life.
Editor (gallantly)- "You are spring
poem" Pretty Girl-"Thon. OF course,
you reject me. Good bye" And tho
editor could not apologize; she was
gone.-DetrOt Free Press
A ton OF diamonds at the present day
is worth exactly 100000. No more
and no less. Don't be imposed upon
aud pay G7,250,0 0O.-TitBiiS.
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wanE1Na pAl1y 1Nrn1lIansoHR WEDNESDAY, ARRn % s9a

farm at Danvers, Mass. The tree was
planted by the late Gov, EndicOtt in
1880. Over bushel OF fruit was har-
vested from the tree lust year,
The annual report OF the savings
banks in New YORK state for the year
ending January |, 1893, shows an in
crease in deposits OF S44, 466, S2S over the
previous year. The report also shows
an increase Of $4,000 depositors.
A family consisting OF five brothers
and two sisters, whose combined ages
amount to $40 years, an average OF
seyenty.eight years and three months,
are living at St. Ives, England.
Most OF the buffalo bones are shipped
to the east, where they are converted
into bone charcoal, which is used for
filtering in the sugar reGneries.
Governor Pattison OF Pennsylvania
has appointed five women as notarles
public, his first nominations under the
new law regarding that Office.
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WEST VIRG1NIA PENSIONS


Granted by the Commissioner During the
Past Week.
Special Dispatch to The Iutelltgsacer,
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 25.-The
following isa list OF pensions granted to
West virginians: original-David Rine,
Sylvester Damron, Fayette osburn, Bry-
son Dunn, Jasper N. Givens and George
Whoatley.
Original Widows, &c. : Amelia =.
Blosser, Amanda L. Hale, Tillie D. Will
kinson, Susan B. Wilkinson, Mary l..
Buzzard, Miranda @. Pierce, Elizabeth
Dorsey, Annie Knight, Nancy Slagle,
minors OF Joshua Luzader, Nancy M.
Newhouse and Sarah L. Moore. =.
Additional-squire II. Stuck, Alex
ander Fry, Washington ]. Mullennex.
George W. West and Major L. PerralI.
Restoration and Reissue-EnoCh G..
Heater.
IncreNse-Merodith Pickett, Jaspes
W. Davisson, John +. Jemison, George
W. Bartlett, Robert Rea, Ross Elder,
Simeon L. Payne aud Charles II.
Elliott.
Roissue-John X. Young, John Mar
shall and John Justice.
Supplemental-Clark Westfall.
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Nnturo's Wonderful Work.

In the spring nature puts forth her
strongest efforts in casting off the spoil
OF winter, and bringing forth now life
everywhere.
AS in tho vegetable world, SO It is in
tho animal kingdom, aud oven man Is
not exempt from this renewed activity.
Oitentimos nature needs to be stimu.
lated In her work. but great care must
DO exercised in the selection OF tho
proper agent for such purpose. Tho
bost physicians in tho land prescribe
Klein's Silver Ago and Duquesnu Ryos
ne absolutely pure, and sell Tor 81 so aud
81 % per quart respectively. Ask your
dealer for thcm or send direct to Max
Klein, SO Federal street, Allegheny, Pa
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vorEp wIrn DEMOCRATS
And Broke the Deadlock in the City Coun
ell of Cleveland.

ell of Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, O.. April '25.-The NUM-
cIpal deadlock which had existed in
this city since Mayor Blee came into
power on April 10, has at last ended.
For two weeks the city council refused
to confirm the nomination of John Far.
ley to be director OF public works, and
Mayor Blee held that under the federal
law, the board of control composed OF
the mayor and directors Of the various
departments could not be organized
without director If the public works.
Hence no attempt to hold q meeting Of
tho board was held, and a vast amount
Of public business could not BIO trans.
acted. At the meeting Of the council
last night two Republicans greatly sur
prised their party associates by voting
with the Democrats. thus confirming
the nomination OF Farley. The board
OF control is now complete and business
will be transacted in due form.
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snlvatton ARMY Lenten WeeIe


The Salvation Army has a novel way
of observing its lenten week, which is
now in progress, The Var Cry, the Off
cial organ OF the army, publishes the
following bill Of fare, which all good
salvation soldiers are expected to follow
strictly:
SundAy-Bread and pFRtieS.
MoudRy-Potatoes and bread
Tuesday-BreGd and potatoes
WedneSday-Pommes DO terre OF du pain.
ThuTsday-The staff OF life and murphies,
Frday-Brcad and spuds,
saturday-Spuds and bread.
The editor Of the Var Cry has humor'
ously printed this order to eat nothing
but bread and potatoes during the fast
ing week, but 1t is really no joke. The
savings from this denial it is said are
contributed to the general army fund
and used in iurthering the crusade
against the devil, Last year very
large amount OF money was raised in
this way and many thousands Of dol
lars, it is expected, will be added to the
fund this year,
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Tho Worlds Fair

II is not possible for tho Worlds
Fair to DO in full operation on the first
Of May. Indeed, 1t Is doubtful II the OK.
hibts will all DO arranged inside Of II
month. Ono account Of tho situation
ut tho grounds ono week before tho
opening day aays that Outdoors thOro
are mud, impossible streets, and debris
Of building material within there Is
chaos in many Of tho departments. II
10 tho old story Of neglect and delay Of
exhibitors"
Notwithstanding all this tho show
will begin promptly That iS, the but
ton will DO pressed and tho machinery
will DO put in motion. II will DO some
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The Great Review.

! The great ocean warriors arc now in
New York harbor and to-day will be
witnessed the most notable and at the
same time the most magnificent naval
display in history. Those who are
fortunate enough to be there will be
impressed with the wonderful advance
ment that has been made since the
days OF wooden ships and primitive
ornaments, but most OF all will they be
impressed with the fact that these for
midable giants OF war, representing the
power OF every great country, are on
peaceful mission and to exchange inter-
national courtesies in honor OF the
greatest and most peaceful republic on
earth.
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FoRE1aNERs I'M CITIES.

There are 125OOO scandinavians
(swedes, Norwegians and Danes) in tho
chief cities OF tho United States-62, 800
Tor Just half) of them in Chicago.
There are $4,000 Hungarians in the
chief American cities-l2, 200 OF them
in New York and $500 in Cleveland.
There are 10000 Bohemians in tho
chief American cities-25,OOO OF them in
Chicago.
There arc moro than 100000 Ger,
mans in the chief cities Of the United
States
There are 10000 Hollanders in the
chief cities OF the United States.
There are 1920 Cubans in New York
city, and 1000 in Brooklyn.
There are 1900 Italians in the chief
cities OF tho United States.
There are 400 Mexicans in Sab Fran
cisco.
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In tho death OF Hon, George Ross, Of
Weston, which occurred Monday at his
home in that place, the state loses one
of its most prominent and enterprising
business men. Mr.. Ross was a staunch
Republican, and, although not u con-
spicuous leader, was prominent in the
councils OF the party, and in his iudg-
ment the leaders had great faith. Ho
was respected citizen and his death is
a great loss to the community in which
he lived.
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DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

Tho grocery firm doing business at III Market
street, under the firm name OF Albert Stole 4
Co, consisting OF Albert stole, William Drle,
horst and Edward Wheeler, mutually dissolved
partnership on the 9Th day OF April, 1893 Ed.
themselves TO be indebted to the said firm viii
please call and settle All persons having claims
against tho said firm will please present them
for settlement The firm will still be known as
Albert stolze & Co. Thanking the public for
their liberal patronage in the past, and solicit.
ing continuance Of tho sRme. we are very very
respeCtfully, ALBERT STOLE 4 Co
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A Oood Thlnr for Couuh. and Colds.

Tho moro Chamborlain's Cough Rem.
edy is used tho better 1t Is liked. We
know Of no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction, 1t is good when you
fret catch cold. II Is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs nre sore,
II Is good In any kind OF n cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen Of II and
every bottle has gwen satisfaction,
stodman & Friedman, druggists, Min.
iOsota Lake, MINI.
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Mckinley WIN DO 1t.
llarllnsburg Aerald lRp.l

Hon. Joseph S. Miller has been APP
pointed to his old place as commissioner
Of internal revenue to succeed Mr..
Mason. There is a good deal OF opposl-
lion to Mr.. Miller's appointment He
and Mr.. Mason have made good records,
and President Mckinley in 1896 can do
no more graceful and deserving act than
to lot Mr.. Mason again relieve Mr..
Miller.
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Wheelmen nt tIlo Enir.

New YoRK, April 25.-Mr. Robert
Bruce, OF the staff of Outing, left this
city astride of bicycle, bound for Chi
cago. at noon to-day. His object is to
write series OF articles, entitled
"Wheelman's Ideal Route to the Fair,
for the guidance Of the great number Of
cyclists who will go west during the
summer months on their wheels.
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A ITurrIhlo ltnIlrond Accident

Is daily chronicle In our papors; also
tho death Of solnO dear friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, II no
or shO had taken 0tlo's euro for Throat
aud Lung diseases In time, liio would
have been rendered happier anu per.
laps saved. Heed tho warningl II you
have cough OF any affection of tho
throat and lungs call ut Logan Drug
Co., sole agent, aud rot d trial bottle
free. Largo size Doc. 4
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serIptnrnl Precedent.

ClarkSburg Eetos tDcHr)
Some Democrats here and hereabouts
US well as in other parts OF the state,
are kicking because Joe MI Ter has been
appointed commissioner OF internal
revenue, Don't! boys, don'tl The APP
pointment is a scriptural one. Unto
those who have shall DO given, and unto
those who have not shall be taken
away, even that which they have"
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What Does Faulkner Thinlt9
RtyST Tribune { Dtm,l

htl5T ITI1UNl IDtHII
For the present Senator Faulkner's
friends who were depending on him for
positions to which they aspire are safe.
The President has named the justices oil
the new court for the District OF Colum.
bia, and Senator Faulkner is not ono OF
them. He will remain in the senate,
where he has been conspicuous figure
for several years representing the peo'
ple OF his state.
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Dry GOODS, cARPErs, ETc.
WILSON

Just received, line of fine Novelty
Dress Goods, prices from 400 to $685.
por yard. Trimmings to suit all kinds Of
goods. Our low prices we'll illustrated
Monday. We matched q sample Of
trimming that firm in this city sold
for 89c per yard-our price, marked in
figures, only 19c.
A line Of double width Black Dress Goods at
eAc to zoe.
pure silk warp Henrietta ut 100.
Ingram Carpets lac, gle, 3sC and 400.
Irish Brussels e5c.
new Body Brussels at 3s 1.ac.
Floor OIL Cloth goo. Table OIL Cloth 1sc.
scliActng Holland Blinds 2sc.
Straw Mating l2c, 13c, 14C, Ice.
Figured Tappan Mating gle.
Lace Curtains, all kinds
Just received, big stock Of Kid Gloves at 45c
and 4Oc.
All goods marked III figures
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 25.-The
train bearing the Liberty Bell left the
Broad street station OF the Pennsyl-
vania railroad at 10 o'clock this morn
ing for Chicago, A party OF forty, in
Guiding Mayor Stuart, the joint Worlds
Fair committee Of councils, other city
officials aud newspaper men were on
the train. The municipal officials will
return in two weeks.
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Services Worthy of Recognition.
yssI pyr,f,,E1 Ir1Us DrnN

Hon. ]. B. fancy, editor.in-chief of
the Wheeling Register, has been pro-
missed u foreign appointment in the con-
sular service, and no more worthy or
deserving recognition OF the West Vir-
glnia Democracy could be made than to
thus honor Mr., Taney's faithful SER
vices.
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THE STATE PRESS.
Pointer for 0IacCorklc.

GRnler Banner (Delnl
The Clarksburg Msws Justly crilicises
Governor MacCorkle for bestowlng SO
largely OF his patronage upon kanawha
county citizens. So far upon every
board he appoints one, and, in some in
stances, two members from kan9wha
county. Gov. MacCorkle should re-
member that Kanawha county IS only
one Of tiity.iour counties OF West Viz
ginia, aud that ii the other titty-thEee
Counties had voted as Kanawha county
did, Thomas L, Davis would now be
governor.
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NIonroo RcpuljlIcnns in Line.

SpcclM t0FresR0aaf'ace Of t6c IaIel!l9eaceF.
UNION, W. VA, April 22.-The Repub-
leans OF Monroe county held conven-
ton to-day at Union, and nominated
for county superintendent OF schools,
Mr.. M. Z. Wykle,
It's the intention to make a fight for
eYery picket post.
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IT is said that tho President will mako
no moro appointments until after tho
Worlds Fair opening, In tho mean.
time the colonies in Washington will
continue to feast at tho FREQ lunch coun-
tors and sleep on park benches, hopeful
that tho President will imbibo enough
patriotic spirit at Chicago to cause him
to recognize their claims.
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time, however, before everything is in
order and visitors will be able to see
the greatest show on earth in all its
glory with any degree Of comfort and
satisfaction.
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EVIDENCE Of how the Democratic
party regards honesty in politics turns
up in Portland, Maine. At the city
election held there several weeks ago
outrageous frauds wore committed in
favor OF the Democratic ticket. They
were so bold and the evidence OF them
was so conclusive, that the man who
was elected mayor declined to accept
the office, saying he would not be the
beneficiary Of a dishonest election.
Another election was ordered and tho
same candidate was persuaded to run ;
then, as rebuke to his conscientious
ness, the Democratic leaders declined
to support him and he was defeated by
an overwhelming majority.
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EVERY city Of consequence in the
country will have two detectives at the
Worlds Fair. This will make more
work for the Chicago police,
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A Chance to Rest.

Huntingdon H:rald rep
While Grover is in Chicago tho office
seekers will have o chance to rest up,
gain courage, get money from home,
and be ready for another seige.
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Goll ana silver Exports.

New York, April 95.-The steamship
Traye took out S9,4O0,000 in gold and
$50, 200 in silver to Europe to-day.
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FOLLOWING rain storm in Chicago
Sunday there was several inches Of
water on the floors OF many Of the Ex-
position buildings. Visitors to the fair
who neglect to take their gum-boots
with them may como homo with bad
colds.
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ODoNTUNDER.

DEMARK ABLE-MRs. DIR. RE.
LII WERE, seventh daughter Of the seventh
daughter, born with veil aud gift Of second sight
can be consulted on business, law divorces, Do
iaycd pension claims, speoulations, love affairs
unites separated lovers aud CStrangled married
couples, haStens marriage where Others fail.
Speaks German aud English, Sttings 81 Oh.
Enclose stamp for answer TO letters. Can DO
seen Sundays. Lives here; don't travel. Hours
from II. IN to p ~. liS Vltgulu street, corner
OF Wabash, one square from South Huron
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New YoRK, April 25.-Dr. Smith this
morning stated that Mr.. Booths condi-
ton had improved, and he was sure the
great tragedian would recover.
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Parkersbur0 State Journal tReD).
Democrats outside OF Kanawha county
need not expect recognition by Cover
nor MacCorkle.
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ALL talk about members of President
Cleveland's cabinet resigning is non
sense. They are not the rcsigning kind.
They are Democrats.
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WEST VIRGINIA did not get entirely
lett yesterday at the white house. Mr..
Thompson, who was appointed minis
ter to Brazil, was born on our soil,
though no has not lived here since
1866. This fact only partially compen'
safes for tho loss to the state of the
Portuguese mission, which Judge Lucas
failed to get.