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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-23
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

It would seem that the grip should
have completed its travels long before
this, but news comes from Ouualaska,
one OF the largest and most important
OF the Aleutian islands, that the strange
disease only reached there few weeks
ago Two-thirds Of the population have
been down with it, but the epidemic
was not OF virulent type, and the only
deaths from it were OF old, feeble peo-
pie.
That there is money in the newspaper
business is evinCed by the experience OF
James Crassan, a journalist OF Muncie,
Ind. He intends suing The city for So.
900 damages because he was quarantined
for twenty-one days in an old box car
under the supposition that he had been
exposed to smallpox.
On Thanksgiving day Rabbi Hecht,
OF Milwaukee, will preach in n promi-
nent Methodist church Of that city, and
the Rev. Or. Halsey, the pastor OF an
other Methodist church, will preach in
Jewish synagogue.
A Minneapolis paper carried this
notice at the head of its editorial col
umns for time: Every subscriber to
this paper is requested to make COM
plant at the Office, either in person or
by telephone"
The king OF Siam has donated the
whole exhibit OF his country at the
Worlds Fair to the Columbian Museum.
and Wards natural science collection
has been bought ut 100000 tor the
museum.
The Chebra Bias Torah Losfas Cyver,
for the purpose of educating Hebrew
children in the Hebrew language with
out compensation or remuneration, has
been incorporated at Albany, N. Y.
Among the rare eggs of birds still
living that of the blue red-winged gros-
beak is probably the most valuable,
well.marked set beirg worth anywhere
between $500 and $1,000.
At recent auction sale OF geological
rarities in London a fine set OF golden
eagles eggs, two in number, were
knocked down" at $50
School has not yet begun for the sea-
son at Des Chutes, Ore, on account OF
tho school house being used rs q storage
house for wheat
1t reported that there has boon no
rain in Williamson county, Texas, in
the vicinity OF FlorOsvile since June l.
During y storm in France the light
ming struck pond twelve feet deep and
killed all the fish in it.
Chic has placed contracts with Amer
ican builders for twelve locomotives, to
cost 100000.
There are twenty.tour training schools
for nurses in New York city.
The Comstock silver mine is 2,7OOfoet
deep.
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Mr.. Thurston,s Defense.

The President, Secretary Gresham
and the rest OF the administration folk
are represented as being in high
dudgeon because Mr.. Thurston, Ha-
waiian minister at Washington, came
back at Mr.. Blouut for his report as
special commissioner. They pretend to
think that Mr.. Thurston has outraged
the diplomatic proprieties and made
himself liable to the severance OF al!
diplomatic relations with him. This
comes under the head Of interesting if
true.
Mr.. Blount, who went to Honolulu as
Mr.. Clevoland's special and personal
commissioner madO n report in which
ne declares Mr.. Thurston to have been
tho leader of the revolution. charges
him with unworthy methods and tries
to make out case against MIR. Thurs
ton. Mr.. Blount does not stop to con-
slider the improperly Of a personal as.
sault on tho minister of a friendly
power; and the administration takes
into consideration none OF the diplo-
matte proprietics when it gives to the
world the statement Of Secretary Gres'
ham to tho President and later the
Blount report.
A man thus assailed would be less, or
more, than human if he had anything
to come back with and did not use it.
Mr., Thurston had an arsenal full, and
he has used enough of it to use up Mr..
Blount. This is what makes the nd.
ministration writhe. 1t is not the al-
legged breach OF diplomatic propriety.
It is the sting in Mr. Thurston's per.
sonal defense and personal reply to the
undisguised personalities concerning
him in Mr.. Blount's report.
There will DO more than this to
worry the administration, The Hawaii.
an incident is not closed. The Prosl.
dent will soon have Congress again "on
his hands" Already he has the people
on his back.
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TIE BRIDGE OF SIGHS.
twas Dreaded More Than Death.
They Who Crossed it Never Returned
to the Sunlight.
What Connection Has 1t With the
Present Generation.

The celebrated Bridge Of Signs has always
been looked upon as the acme OF suffering ana
misery with what feeling OF horror VIC tatnk
of the thousands OF victims who have crossed II
never 10 return. But there is another bridge
almost as old as the world Itself aud which Is
as prolific OF suffering to-day as IN the carly
ages There Is a bridge connecting health ana
disease which has caused moro signs In the his
tory OF tho world than any structure built by
the hand OF mau. 1t IS subject for universal
sadness when we think how many are daily
crossing this bridge. Can we return, or must
We leave tho sunlight OF health forever behind
us? This is indeed feariully important ques'
ton. This query Interests US as 1t interested n
young lady Of our acquaintance named Miss
Jessie Mcvey, who resides in Grvington' Ind.
~ had always been rather robust and we'll
she sad, until the last two or three years, when
It so happened that oyertaxed my strength III
trying TO do too much work. had spell oil
nervous prostration and was SO weak all the
time could scarcely get around.
81 have also been troubled with rheumatism
more or less for long time, which grew worse
after ms nerves became weak. OF morning !
would feel more tired than when went to bed,
aud on going upstairs would give clear out by
the time 7 reached the top and my heart would
autcr and feel as though it was up In my
throat
my head also troubled INC great deal Ny
face would flush up In a moment and my eyes
would burn and hurt md my head would feel
as though 1t would burst at the same time my
feet aud hands would be cold. Twas also troub'
led with catarrh for several years.
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Ghe G,rtetEiQstrf&r,
wmrrLrNc, NOVEMBER: 20. 1893.
conecrnIng lhe Glns. Industry.

Concerning tho Glass Industry
The little town OF Kent, o., hns given
a bonus of $4,000 to attract glass
plant there, in order to gain new in
dustry, increase its population and add
to its prosperity in general. a repre-
sentative OF the company is in this city
now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 the stock
of the company. the works being COM
pleted. Wheeling will have to show
some OF this spirit il her people want
TO hold here tho valuable industry with
which the name OF Wheeling is con-
nected wherever American glass Is
known.
There IS still an impression here that
the United States Glass Company may
resume operations in the Wheeling
factories Every move OF that company
strengthens the opposite opinion, that
the United States will 50 ahead con-
centrating its factories in and around
Pittsburgh. That company has no in-
terest in Wheeling and will conduct its
business from its own point OF view, as
any other concern would do.
The Niclie! Plate works at Fostoria,
now known as factory IN" will not run
again. After Saturday next nobody
but a Waterman will be employed
there. Goods not sold will be shipped
TO Pittsburgh. There is absolutely moth
ing to encourage the hope that Wheel
ing is to share better late.
UnIes, the effort made through the
chamber OF commerce succeeds, tho re-
suit to this city will be the loss OF a
great industry, and that will take with
it loss OF population, loss OF business
and loss OF real estate values. What is
In sight to replace this loss? Unfor-
tunately, nothing.
Whether the old be bought or new be
built, Wheeling must save her glass in
dustry. To do this everybody must
help. 1t will no do to trust to your
neighbor to do your share of the pull
ing. The people OF this city must pull
together
Those who cannot help much must
help as far as they can. 1t will be diff
cult to call on everybody. Those who
may not be reached should promptly
advise the finance committee what
amount they are willing to subscribe.
tits OF tho highest importance to set
tie this question without delay. so that
the mcr may be put to work as soon as
possible and the community have the
benefit of their earnings.
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~ got medicine from several doctors, but II
seemed Us though it helped me some ut the first
but in a little while would feel as bad, II not
worse than ever. began to be discouraged
when 1 saw an advertisement OF how Dr.
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve remedy
helped Others who were worse Oft than was,
and concluded to give It q trial. Before taking
half IL bottle began to feel better. l did not
feel so tired and nervous. My head felt better
aud my appetite improved. have taken three
bottles and kept on improving. l think this
wonderful medicine cannot be praised highly
enough, for 1t makes the weak strong md the
old feel young again"
Thanks TO this remarkable medicine, they
who have strayed from the paths,of health attd
started to cross that perious bridge leading to
fatal disease, may return to the bright sunlight
OF happy life, free from the signs and sorrows
OF suffering.
TIE world Is filed with sickness and suffer
ing. with persons who arc In need OF Just such
valuable medicine as Dr. Greene's NervurN
blood and nerve remedy.
II you are troubled with nervousness, head.
ache. palpltation, stomach, liver or kidney com
plants, lll OF which indicate u more OF less eS'
hausted condition of tho nervous system aud
dIsogd, cred state OF tho blood, take this remedy
which is purely vegetable and harmless and
which has been made famous by so many re-
markablc cures aud by healing the sick aud
suffering all oyer the land. 1t has entered
thousands OF homes where the occupants, s:rtck.
en- with disease worn out with care and bowed
down with sorrow hardly know where to turn
next for n helping hand, and 1t has raised up
the sick strengthened The weary watcher
and brought happiness 10 all, and has indeed
transformed the mourpiul, sorrowful abode Of
disease into happy. healthy home.
Dr.. Greene. the great specialist in curing all
nervous and chronic diseases, can be consulted
at his office. 20 West Fourteenth street, New
York, free OF charge, personally or by letter.
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AL1TrLE NONSENSE.

-. -, y..N
Miss Daisy uppercrust 10 maid =
Molly, heard SOMEBODY Kiss you IN
inc uatk L ma. 1"s s nlSns' ,, wanS . ..yea
you 70. n'S Ia;NaoI ~ u IN ,oN, ron ~
DIs Gln A'sseu uy 'u =, GaE " y
W. ID, am enSSSHu 40, 70 "Tsn , ,.INj
n i 10 W Mo tho ' .sM;o yornt, N S N
w." ~ N" b",rJ l,;asin, mo IN tho hail last
niSht "wysrGs Sif,ings
*t"co.,,, =, ,,rGod ~ F,,l;.hwo, - m
,hno.;"n ,";,h IN" Nm s. sid tSa II En- ~
I TaUS S S az i, not I cnrs ior
hmnt;"% nnIoss T. contains tho eIemcnt
Of DANGER" @Weii, then. YOU shust 20
NIT mc,H renlied The German; ''onlv de
oder dnv | shoots nv brudder.in.law in
de shdomar. "-ErcLange.
po.s;n,;st-Do Won yoolly ,bip,, tbo
world viii ever bo Cbristianized? o..
timist-You bet / do. And, at tho rate
the henthon are being wiped out by
these machine guns nowadays, it won't
be long, either indianapolis Journal.
"Shnll Won 90 to the ball. MAORI"
oskei Tho sweet youpr maiden. "Ah. no.
nv dear" returHed tho major. "My bali
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Il Want Hanpen.

Tho administration 20 to Congress
for authority to put ex.Quoen Lii on
the throne2 That is the invention OF a
weak mind. A proposition OF that sort
would bring the matter before Congress
in way to make the fur fly.
1t would give just the opportunity
that many members are waiting for, and
they arc not all Republicans. There
would be certain captivating quality
about the thing, by reason Of its nov
city; and President Cleveland would
take his place in history as the first
President OF the United States to ask
Congress to back him in royalist ven
ture.
But llo won't do it. He would much
rather that Congress and the people
forget all about his Hawaiian policy.
They won't do that, either. The dis
grace is burnt in too deep to be forgot
ten
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Tho Raw NIntcrlnl Policy.

So far as the recommendation OF the
ways and means committee may have
weight, iron ore is to 80 on the free list.
Tho protest of southern Democrats.
their threats to kiss no longer the hand
that smites them, have been without
avail. This is not only important in
itself, but it indicates purpose on the
part of the leaders to take in the whole
scope OF so-called raw materials.
II the committee be consistent it will
place coal, lumber aaj salt on the free
list. There has never been any room
for question as to the wool tariff. There
will not be any in the committees bill.
Wool goes on the free list. West Vir-
ginia is deeply interested in this raw
material policy.
These raw materials represent great
wealth to West Virginia if they can
find n market. II the foreign raw
materials are to come in without duty,
West Virginia will hGvo to wait until
the people turn the country over to
the party OF protection, which will not
BIO long.
Wost Virginia will contribute four
congressman aud ak electoral votes to
the good cause.
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rHE spnINaTIpLD MICE.
Eight Blocks Burnett aud Eight Hundred
Thousand Dollars Lost.

Thousand Dollars Lost.
SPRiYaPIgLD MASS, Nov 22,-The Gre
which broke out in the Dickinson block,
in Springfield, at midnight was not
brought under control by the iremen
until it destroyed eight blocks, result
ing in an estimated damage Of nearly
II million and hall dollars. The 6re
broke out in the block owned by II. 5.
Dickinson. It next spread to the block
owned by ]. II. Dexter & Co. 1t then
communicated to another block owned
by John Doian. From there it jumped
to the last block in the row OF burnt
buildings. All OF these blocks are upon
Worthington street. This last block
was occupied by a. n. Mayo 4 Co. The
walls between this last named block
and its neighbor were extremely thin;
indeed the party walls between all the
blocks destroyed were OF very slender
construction.
The burnt district on Worthington
street extends nearly $50 feet east from
the rear of Glendower House, and is
nearly 100 feet deep. The seven blocks
destroyed were as follows: Five story
brick block owned by J. Weber, grocer;
two brick blocks, Eve stories high,
owned by ]. X, Dexter & Co., rag deal
ers; five story block, owned by John
Doolin, also rag dealer; five story
block, owned By A. n. Mayo & Co..
stock dealers; Glendower Hotel and
Abbey block and part OF tue Wright
block.
LArEa-Thc first estimates OF the loss
by this mornings CONFEDERATION were
made hurriedly and probably places
the amount too large At p. m. care:
full figuring indicated it will not exceed
100000, with prospects that it will fall
hollow thnt ann
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the most brilliant. cratic and honest
nurposed men in the uniprsity.

the most brilliant. erratic and honest
purposed men in the university,
The author who, under the name Of
ada Cambridge" has published sever
al clever novels-"A Little Mink" being
one OF them-is the wife Of an Austria
lian clergyman, and her true name IS
Mrs. Cross.
Emperor William, OF Germany, said
to his recruits: Soldiers are not to
have will OF .heir own. You must
have but one will, and that is my
will, and that is my will; one law, and
that is my law"
President Higinbotham has little
faith in the Paris exposition OF 1900.
He says that the next great interna-
tional exposition will be held in Chi
cago in 1910,
The house in Blandford square, Lon
don, in which George Eliot wrote
"Romola," is to BIO demolished TO give
space for the erection OF railway sta
ton.
The empress OF China never travels
without taking her 5000 dresses, which
are contained in 800 boxes, each taking
two or more coolies to carry.
Mrs. Martha ]. Coston, the inventor
Of the signals for the use OF ships by
night at sea, is living at an advanced
age in Washington.
Bismarck is an omniverous newspa-
per reader and subscribea for many OF
the important English and Continental
journals,
The chair Of chemistry in the state
university OF Nebraska is held by a
woman, Mrs. Lloyd, who earned her
PHI. c. at Zurich.
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SHANNON lN rrrrsnURGA.
Two New Cases Developed Mt tho Homeo-
DnthIC HoSOItnl

Two New Cases Developed ut tho Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 22,-Two more
cases OF smallpox were developed at the
Homeopathic hospital to-day and one at
Jeanette, Pa. Tho latter was patient
in the hospital and was discharged last
week. So far there have been nine
cases at the hospital. Tho building is
entirely closed to tho public and the 105
patients, many of whom expected to be
disc 1arged this week, are quarantined.
They will be compelled to remain at the
hospital at least three weeks. or until
all danger OF spreading the contagion
has passed.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

The late Marshal MacMahon was not
a good oil.hand speaker. There was n
colorad cadet in the St. Cyr military
academy, and once, when the marshal
reviewed the corps, the instructor sug-
gested that ne should say something TO
encourage tho black man. Let him
stand forth" said tho marshal. $50
you arc n dnrky arc your he said to
the cadet. eyes, marshal" "Weii,
keep it up"
a. j Lamoraux. editor the Rio Jan.
Giro Mus, which President Peixoto sup
pressed, entered Cornell university in
1870 and was soon regarded MS one OF
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DLoUNT's REPORT.


Washington Post thld)
II Mr.. Blount took any testimo ny on
tho side OF the provisional government.
the fact does not appear in the alleged
synopsis of the report. On the con-
trary. the publication presents this gov
eminent in the light OF a Judge who
cared to hear only ono side OF the con-
troversy, and whose thirst for informa.
ton could DO assuaged by the thin grucl
OF ox.parte evidence.
What the pioneers OF Hawaiian lib.
erty and civilization have to cay, we
shall perhaps hear later. That Mr..
Blount did not apply to them at all, or
that the administration prefers to sup.
press for the present what they really
said. is the only conclusion to DO drawn
from the document we are now consider
ING.
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tfncfnndH 9fnCs'Stdr tRtp1
1t comes as serial and fails to excite
any extraordinary interest from the fact
that the public had Gresham's synopsis
OF the report before the story itself came
out. A botch has been made Of the
whole business. When the time ar
rives for tho state department to publish
tho entire report there will be no rush
to get it. The pith has been taken
out OF it. To make the story circulate
now, Gresham will have to send out
with it fine art suplimont or some
thing.
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round poa,I in a Field.

Sptcia! Dispa,ch 10 he Insci'iJcaccr
PARxERsBuRe, W. Va, Nov. 22.-Al-
exander O'Donnel, farmer, who lived
four miles above here, was found dead
in his potato patch yesterday. At din.
ner he stated he was going to bury his
potatoes deeper and took shovel and
started. Ono hour later his wife went
out to tell him something. She found
him dead, with his shepherd dog watch
ing over him. Violent exercise had
brought on heart trouble. He was aGsd
fifty years and leaves q large family.
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- A Prejudlcod opinion.

Ntc York Times lDem)
The extracts from Commissioner
Btounts correspondence with the state
department preliminary to his final re-
port on the situation in Hawaii. which
We published yesterday, confirms in
tho most positive manner the convic-
ton that the provisional government
was the product OF n conspiracy and was
forced upon the country by Minister
Stevens through ian abuse OF the au-
thority Of the United States"
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Chicago Inier Occdn lRpl
The evident purpose of the publica.
ton OF Mr. Bloants highly colored re.
port is to throw the burden OF blame on
him. But Secretary Gresham knew
months ago that Mr.. .Blouut's state.
ments were at variance with those made
by unprecedented observers more famit-
iar than he with Affairs ut Honolulu.
He chose to base his recommendation
on the prejuuced report OF one man
and he must stand or fall with Blount.
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Tho AdrnlnIstrntIon's Folly.
Philadelphia Record tpanJ

Philadelphia Record IDthI
Happily, the failure Of the original
plan to oyerturn the existing govern
ment OF the Sandwish Islands by sud
den stroke of diplomacy has opened the
way fora rectifcation of the nolicy OF
the administration, il the administra-
ton be wise enough to see it. TO upset
the present equitable rule and turn the
islands over TO tho joint control of an
equally odious monarchy and monopoly
would be an act oil amazing folly.
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Tho Wheeling Bakery will give an
elegant three-bladed penknife, or u
beautiful loll, to any little boy or girl
who will save the Tin Seals from 100
loavcs OF their bread Seals must be
presented at the office OF The Bakery,
corner Main and Twentieth streets.
Always ask your grocer for "Tin Seal"
Bread.
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Julius Jacobs sells dry goods cheapest.
wAsrcA. MINI. Nov. Is. 1890

Mr.. Norman Licity, Des Moines, Ia:
DEAR SIR-Please send us Mt tho
earliest ono carton Krause's Headache
Capsules. We can't run the machine
without them. Send at once as we are
out, and oblige, SUDpUTH & PHEsToX.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie X Co., Bridgeport,
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an opGnAroM sHoT.
A Mysterious Case in Which the supposed
Assassln's sister Figures.

AsSussln'S sister Figures.
DAvrsvlLLE, CAL. Nov. oh. NJ.
Eaton, night telegraph operator, was
mysteriously shot aud killed last night
He was found in n dying condition u
short distance from the depot, where
he had staggered after being shot.
Eaton was unable to speak. The indi-
cations were that he was shot by some
person concealed on the platform when
he was leaving the telegraph office.
This morning Charles Dodge, resi-.
dent of Davisville, walked into the
sherifT's office and gave himself up, say
ing he had got into trouble. 1t is sup,
posed he is the man who shot and killed
Eaton. Dodge did not admit the shoot
ing, but said it was painful matter
about which he did not wish to talk.
and in which his sister was implicated.
His sister is student in the telegraph
Office in which Eaton was operator.
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MANY people suffer for years from
troublesome aud repuisive sores, boiis
and eruptions, without ever testing the
marvellous curative properties OF Ayers
Sarsaparillu The experiment is, GER
tainIy, worth trying. be sure you get
Ayers Sarsaparilla and no other.
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The property, No. 30 South Broad
way, between Virginia and Ohio streets,
will be sold at the north front door Of
tho court house, (city building) at 10
o'clock n, m, on Saturday, November
25, 1898. See advertisement in 1NrELLr
GENcER. J. d. EWING, Trustee.
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The great state Of Iowa owes it to her
good name to bring to justice at least
the leaders of the mob that did tho
lynching ut Ottumwa. The mans crime
was foul one, but mob vengeance is
the worst thing that can happen to any
community.