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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19
Personal POINTS.

Georges Ohnet, the French playwright
Is reported to have received nearly $780,
600 in royalties from 'Le Maitre DIES
Forges." At the two hundredth repre-
sentation OF the play in Paristhe author
presented every member OF the company
with cravat pin representing an anvil
surmounted by hammer OF gold con.
tanning a brilliant y
Harriet Beecher Stoves mind con.
tinues to slowly fail. She is eighty-one.
Hartford neighbors whom she frequently
visits are Mrs. Jonathan Hooker, who
is her sister, and Mrs. Charles Dudley
Warner. One OF her diversions ia the
singing OF old songs by her sister, Il.
Mrs. Edgar Thompson, the eldest
daughter OF the late United States Sem
ator BenjamiuH. Hill, of Georgia, has
become q Roman Catholic. Her father
was "Know-Nothing," and once ran
for governor ON that ticket in that state.
]. NJ. Holledrof, colored, who was
lately elected tax receiver of Camden
county, Georgia, Is said to BIO the first
colored man ever elected to that posi-
ton in the state.
Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott, daughter
OF Julia Ward Howe, is about to enter
on the stage as public lecturer.
Mascagni says his sole ambition Is to
do for Italian music what Wagner &C!
complished for the Germans.
Mrs. Cleveland's Inauguration shoes
have been ordered OF a manufacturer in
New Canaan, Conn.
George Meredith's new novel is nearly
ready for publication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19
wILl HILL ANpMuRHnYEIaHT2
Il They do cleyslaRd Can KRsck Them
out aFiy-The Big Man is strong

II They do cleYslaad Can KRscIS Them
buf EaFiy-The Big Man Is Strong
IlaagtagiOa sEeetal % Nep FORK Times
Should Messrs, Hill and Murphy per-
sist in opposing all New York nomina-
tons because they had not been con-
suited about them in advance, il is the
ppihioEl oi sehRtors that 1t would be
very easy for the President to secure
senators in sufficient number to APP
prove all the nominations he chose to
make. There will be no trouble about
the matter OF combinations in the sem
ate, There Ia nothing in the history OF
the body to lead anybody to imagine
that Mr., Hill and Mr., Murphy, ii they
are so inclined, can successfully set up
and maintain dictatorship in that
body, and by refusing to give their eaa-
vice and consent prevent the nomina-
tions OF the President, and so limit the
prerogative of the chief magistrate,
Messrs. qonkling and Plat tried it in
1881, and, with all his pFowess as a
leader, Mr.. Conkling went down before
Garfield, dragging Plat with him, to
the humiliation Of contest at Albany,
inwhich both were rejected by the rep,
resentaliyes Of the people, who pre-
ierred to sustain the President rather
than their senators.
The fight for the administration will
BIO made in the house. In that body all
policies that arc to make their impress
upon the people, all reforms that are to
illustrated the purpose OF the new adj
minlstrqtjon, are to be proposed and
discussed, It il In that house that the
earliest opportunities for distinction
arc to be found, and it will be in the
popular branch that the ability Of the
pemocraticparty adequately to support
the President in his arduous task will
be displayed,
Compared With the task that will TALL
upon the senators, that OF the repre-
sontatiyes issprodigious. When meas
ures OF policy come to be discussed in
tho senate the arguments will all have
been made and the senators, big and lit
tie, dull and brilliant, will have had
their cues given to them by the repre-.
sentatives, The country will be with
tho house that supports the President.
Ii the senate, through the personal hos
tility OF two senators-to the President,
should set up fractional opposition, II
will be SO much the worse for the sena-
tors, They will be beaten before the
fight has begun.
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new YORK'S RAIRESl.
What IFS Fair Daughters Have to
say
Something ofGreat Feminine In
forest and Value.
Do Women Learn Anything From
What They Read'

Our country has many thousands Of m'F
dsughters-women whose beauty aud YlYaci'y
arc marred only by beIpgan almost continual
III health, They arc not exactly sick, but they
are certainly far from we'll II they were IN
good health how attractive they would b.
Concerning this matter tho remarks Of tho
wcll,knowp Miss Pauline KRysor, who resides az
ais W, nth Street, New York City, arc Of im'
measurable value to our lady readers
n wMa spfIeFern she told our representative
efrom nervousness and weakness together with
painful nspstruatIon for eight years ! used
Dr.. GresBps Nervura blood and nerve Femody
1t acted like magic. Why do women suffer when
this wonderful remedy Will surely cure IhemE
/ think its splendid"
"Anothcr Indy, concerning whose case We
have personal knowledge, Mrs, Amos ', Dell, Of
2l5 Hancock Avenue, Jersey City Heights ,Jn
describes Just exactly the feelings of thousands
Of other women,
II suffered, !" she said, from complete pros
tratlou and exhaustion OF the nerves and
physical system, had wonmb disease terribly
and leucorhoea SO bad that l could hardly
walk,
I,T ,vos tlrad md wonL NIL thu TINA and hardly
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SMILE WHEN Fer YOU CAN
AND I'll EY CALL IT SPORT.
Round and round the slippery track
The shlYGrlng rice horse goes,
A frozen Jockey riings 10 his buck
And iclcles TO his nose.

AN EARLY FALL. .4
One swallow does not mako q spring, ~
We agree to that one and all,
But we eau sec that tho slippery walks
Will give US cool early fall.
-Chicdgo Inter. 0ec1n.
Mistress-I should like to know what
business that policeman has in my
kitchen every night in tho weekP
Pretty servant-please, mum, ] think
he suspicious me OF neglectin' me
work er somethin',-Mew York. Weekly.
Don't you think" the mother said
proudly, "that her playing shows a re.
markable finish?' eyes" replied the
young man, absently; "but she was a
long time getting it."-zAe jury
Justice-"o ficer, what is tho prisoner
charged wlthP" Officer LatIerty-
"Well, your honor, Pm not much OF a
Judge. but it smells q good deal like
whisky."-LDeS Calendar.
"1'll be awful glad when paw swears
on smokin' again." said Tommy. "This
Is tho fourth lickin' I've got in three
days. "-lndiandpoliS Journal.
A rich st. Louis girl is about to marry
an Indian. In fact, fortune seems to
favor the brave Yoakers Salesman.
Jagson says that our boon companions
can be relied upon because they are our
fast friends. -Elmira Gazette.
The king can do no wrone-if the
other fellow has the aces. -Blissard.- 4 z
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MSS pAultNr KAYsER.

cared whether l lived or died. 1took DR..
Grcenes Neryura blood and nerve remedy and
now feel as had q new lease o! l!te
~ no longer have that tired feeling the
lucorrhoea has stopped and do my work with
out getting tired,
This wonderful medicine has done me moro
good than anything else have ever taken.
Why, l had only taken one dose on going TO bed
and in tho morning 1 woke up feeling like
another woman; It seemed strange for mo to
know what 1t was to get up without feeling
tired 9r
~ feel that ] cannot praise DR.. GreCne's
Neryura blood aud nerve remedy enough"
ono Indy called this wonderful medicine 1.-THE
woman's Friend" while prominent nurse
says, at IL tho savior OF US women II cor.
taIniy cCFoS women OF all their weakening com,
plants and makes them strong, vigorous aud
healthy again. It Is a purely vegetable remedy
and cln DO purchased Of druggists for 81
Physicians recommend It because It Is the dis
covery and prescription OF DR.. Greene OF SOW.
18th Street, New York. tho successful specialist
IN curing nervous and chronic diseases Tho
doctor can DO consulted free, personally or ~
letter
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WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the time to mako your ARRANGEMENT
can secure superior private boarding al 2Si
Calumet avenue. Tho location Is the tluest IN
the city for Worlds Fair purposes one block
from Illinois Central road that take You 10
either OF the four entrances 10 tho groundE SlnS
distance from cable road. ind three blocks from
elevated road. II is the finest reSldenoo pottlon
OF the city. The advantages arc many as CON,
pared to tho immediate yiclnityoi the WoidI
Fair Tor Jackson Parl), whore everything Is o.
necessity crudv ,made only for tho occasion.
Prices vary according to size and location Of
room and pumbcr OF people Occupying them
Comfortably furnished apartm cuts In the annex
at somewhat reduced rates.
Table abundRntly supplied with tho very best
tho market affords. Meals quietly and promptly
served. For particulars apply TO-
Mrs II. W. LIST
la7.Trh4s No 2251 Calumot;Avc Chicago Ill
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President Hayes title.

Tho death OF 1tx.p President Hayes no.
calls the stormy days Of tho electoral
commission, Democratic device
through which tho Democrats hopodto
seat Mr. Tilden, They iailod in this,
but TREY gayo to General Hayes an OK.
eeplionally rock.rlbbed tito TO tho pres.
dency
rhcy expected TO have tho commits
ibion BY eight to seven; they had 1T by
oeyon to eight and lost tue stake. This
By tho condonscdihiatory OF the Demo.
ctatlc effort to seat a defeated Demo.
cratIc nominee for The rregldonoy.
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Might wash tic WORLDS Face.

NGW lOTs HsTUd' Ht
religious folk were in earnest they
could wash the face Of the world and
make it clean. Butwhy should the com.
mon people hurry to church on Sunday
morning when the church lets them
severely alone during six days in the
week and then tells them on the sew
enth that they are nothing but poor
miserable creatures at the best.
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.aREAT poMEs on THoUanT.
a ACold weather Thought.

ttHeiRaatI Times-slar
Don't let the cold weather induce you
to shut off the supply OF fresh air from
your sleeping room, or your living room
either, for that matter. Man should
not live by heat alone, any more than
by bread alone. II you would keep
pure the little common globules that
make a rendezvous Of your heart twice
minute you should not deprive them
nj mira mir.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19

New York Ttmes (lfuq.l
When. silver senator rises in his seat
totalk TO death q bill forsuspending the
purchase Of silver, no knows, and every
other senator knows, that he could not
do it, that he would not be there to do
1t, had it not been for the trading Of
the silver men with the Republican
party, begun in 1878 and carried down
to the eve OF the last campaign.
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Nll0duktff SsNIIneI1 lRep.l
The Republican party without organi-
zation would DO a mass Of principles
which it had not the power to carry out
in legislation. Tho democratic party
without organization would DO mob,
hungry for offices which it had not the
mower to get.
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College Athletic sports.

Philadelphia PrcSs.
AS ito athletic sports, no ono wishes to
dampen the enthusiasm OF the under
graduate for manly, healthtul exercise,
but II is to be hoped that when little
Of the present rlewness has worn off
there will be better understanding Of
the relation Of athletics to o college
course.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19

MrRcunY freezes ut 500 Fahrenheit.
After that a spirit thermometer is used.
Pure alcohol never cOngeals, SO that
when your iavorito tipple has to bc
labeled out with a Ratchet you may
know that Il has been in collision.
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Il good enough for Hoods sarsAparllla
--thoro Is no neod OF establishment or
sonsatlonalism. Simply what Hoods
sarsaparilla docs, that lelI the story Of
its merit. II you have never realized
its benefits single bottle will convince
you II 10 a good medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19

My cATARRif was very bad. For thirty
years | have boon troubled with ~
hAyo tried q number OF remedies With,
out relief. A druggist advised Ely's
Cream Balm. l have uaud only ono
bottle and l can say / feel like q new
man. l mako this voluntary Abatement
that others may know Of tho Balm
]. ". Mathowson lawyer, pawtuckot,
r. l. AVIAN.
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Any American newspaper might DO
in better business than inyontine mean
things to say about the Worlds Fair.
Honest criticism Of management 10
quite another thing.
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Mutton WIN be Chenner.

Chicago teter. oceGR tRtp)
Pork is high, but mutton ia cheap and
will be cheaper. Tho spring lambs will
not be kept for wool under the Demo-
cratic administration,
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SUPERINTENDENT BYRNEs says that
gambling in NEW York can boregulatod,
but never suppressed. 1t seems to DO
regulated by theprice tho gamblers pay
for immunity. 1t certainly can never
BIO suppressed that way, in Now York
or elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19

SOMEBODY IN Washington places Judge
Gresham in Clevoland's cabinet II 10
mot so long since the Judge was in a
Republican cabinet Judge Gresham
10 decidedly versatile in his politics.
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chamborlalnA Collie, Cholera and Diar.
Fhp IlVnHdy,

1havo sold and used In my family Tor
several years Chambcrlain's Collie, Chol-
ora aud Diarrhma Remedy and have
found II one OF tho most useful and Sat.
isiacloFy remOdlea1 over bundled, 20,
II. Lewis, Druggist Salt Lake City,
Utah. For sale by druggists. paw
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PAnsaEwsSts name doesn't hurt his
business Ills three concerts In this
country this season bSya brought him
che tidy sum 81 ls,go0. s.ftsm@ not
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WARS t6fgY Strained relations be.
tween Mr Cleveland and MI Whitney,
What a talent tho fat gentleman has for
falling oas With his friends.
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soar Democrats made II 4 point to
speak Of ptosident iiayos'aEiits- Fraud.
lunoN Ho@ad hl&aya His .EkCollonoy.
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sfArn SENATOR PECK charmed the
brethren atuhatleaton with a song, dc.
actibed az liis song, Of UThe West VII.
eiaia Hilsh Prof.. D. 3. Purinton,
While at tho University Of West Wiz.
glnia, wrolc tho words and composed
.lho tal.InE muaIo d 9 gong Of this
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Tucker County Pioneer 4}Ny
Several Charleston statesmen are anx.
iously awaiting the appearance OF Shell.
ton L. Reger upon tho battlefield.
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Tho Tlger ma md llIrd.

Washington PoS. (lndl
Every time tho Tammany tiger
smacks his chops the Mugwump bird
deems 1t expedient 10 roost few limbs
higher.
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yrstrHpAY the Thermometer was in a
ppottlyc mood, Wheeling had q wido
range Of temperature and nisCol.
lAhoona asAorLmont Of Meather.
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THE hoop skirt may como back to us,
but ii it docs 1t will have to fight its way
aud overcome the opposition ofsomo
strong men and,Saliant women on two
great continents. Worth thinks it can
not succeed. We thank Mr.. Worth for
this crumb OF comfort and wish him
many happy days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19

The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yot ethcietit
action. Sold by all druggists. Price %
oents. Q
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TnE proprlotors Of Salvation Oil will
pay n largo reward II any certificate
published by them is not found genu-
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Another Grinding Monopoly.

The emery wheel trust must not com.
plain ii everybody looks upon 1t as q
grinding monopoly.
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n WHY throw away your money for
every new cough syrup, when YOU can
buy that standard remedy Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup
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know so much about art as the Europe
ans do, but we know how to rain the
dollars on European artists. SGl
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Altogether, West Virginia seems tobe
entering upon an era OF great develop
ment and prosperity.
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WHEELING, JANUARY 10. 1903.
REPuBLICAN CIrY TICKET.
Good Mans Death.

Capable, brave. honest and true,
Rutherford B. Hayes viii be most kind
ly remembered by those who knew him
him best, Strong enough in action, he
was as gentle and tender as woman
where those qualities became man,
He was a high,minded man, a thor
oughly good man, an ideal citizen of the
republic.
Having served his country in the
highest place, and served it WE'LL he
dropped back among his ueighbors,
never posed as an ex.President, went
quietly about his business us any other
good citizen might have done, and SO
carried out tho idea of the fathers OF
the republic.
II was not an affection OF simplicity,
not counting Of the popular favor, that
led him to march with his old comrades
as an old soldier instead Of riding in a
carriage us the former commander.in'
chief Of the army and navy, at the
Grand Army roview in Washington
last autumn. 1t was just the man.
He felt at home in the ranks and wished
to march there.
Asa man, a soldier and President
there are no apologies to be made for
Rutherford B, Hayes. When the his.
tory Of his time shall come to be writ
ten impartially he will be placed among
the very hest Presidents the country
has had.
WEST yIaGlNlA's Immortal ]. N"
goes back to the senate Of his love,
where he will be well received by old
friends.
Let the People Choose Their Senator'S
The legislature will do well to pass
the joint resolution favoring the pas
sage Of the pending constitutional
amendment which provides that United
States senators shall BIO chosen by di-
{ rect vote Of the people.
The theory OF the present system is
that the state legislature will choose
for senator the most capable and suit
able man in the state. The common
practice of the day is to select the sena.
tor by a deal, and more and more the
machine politician, who is that and
.,,ntktna else Ia heino thrust into tho
United States senate.
Does anybody suppose that the people
Of New York would have elected Muir.
ply TO tho senate? Not all tho power
of "a powerful and united machine could
have accomplished it.
II the people may be trusted to choose
their representatives in Congress, their
governors and other important state
officers, nothing will BIO placed in jeop-
ardy by allowing themto choose their
United States senators.
There will DO distinct gain in this,
atleast, that members OF the Legislature
will then BIO chosen on their own merits
and with regard to tho parties they
represent, not primarily because they
are for or against somebody who wants
to be senator
The men who want to so to tho sem
ate will go FIRST before their respective
parties, thon before the people. This
will BIO quito different from juggling
With caucus OF legislature.
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Es'V York World tPRl
IL Vs. not an, easy job to realize an
ideal cabinet.
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Mr.. VIM L. Wilson lacks the dash Of
cavalry leader. He comss up with the
ambulance train. A little boldness at
this time would probably have made
him United States senator lio did not
resolve to be in the fight until the fight
was about over. A leader must lead II
he wants mon to follow him.
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CosoRAvns cream and stock ale and
porter arc tho hoalthiost beverages
madeaa aall "A
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TuE other name Of Governor Turney,
the new chief magistrate of Tennessee,
is "the sage OF VOLTS crag," If he isit
is a good thing for his state,
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TIE Wheeling Nightgoil Co. has tho
largest barrels and beat facilities for
moving nightsoll, Q. w. Rixey, general
manager, corner Chupline and Six
eUhlh strcots;f Falephone15.
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WE must call tho attention Of the
Register to the fact that it was mistaken
when it said that the senatorial ques.
ton had been settled by a Faulkner
Camden combination. Tho effort was
made, as the 1EgnthaEScke's
showed, but the deal was not consum-
mated until the afternoon OF the next
day. In writing history it is better to
be exact. ignlInii 4
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The Mountain State Going Ahead.
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WEST yIaGlNlA's Immortal ]. N"
goes back to the senate Of his love,
where he will be well received by old
friends.
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neutrality-suspicious. toll that the world
is being dosed with weather It's old
fashioned all over B @
A Row Over Pagan Rob.


A literary society Of Atlanta being in
negotiation with Col. Bob Iugersoll
with view to have him lecture in that
city, clergymen aud other persons pro-
test violently. They know what he
would say and do not wish him to say
1t in Atlanta.
They fear the brilliant pagan may
destroy the faith of the children and
set them aaoat in the murk and fog Of
hopeless seaof agnosticism." The chill
dren should beSeasiiy- disposed Of by
sending them to bed about the time
Ingersoll is delivering his lecture.
Ingersoll is not the hurtful influence
he was when he was newer 10 the pub
lie. Always brilliant in his irreyer.
ance, he does not impress tho multitude
as he used to. So it has been with other
irreligious idol-smashcrs. For a while
they have captivated by their seeming
holdness, which ia not so bold after all,
for nobodyinterieres with them and God
is merciful to them.
If it were proposed to bring Ingersoll
to Wheeling toNlettGTs on his ism we
would say, let him come; and lot those
who do not approve Of that kind OF
thing be somewhere else on the evening
OF his lecture.
This is the;most effective kind Of pro-
test. Ii there be enough OF it, iilt-;outs
deep, for it cuts into the boxreceipts.