davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
PERsoNAL POINTS.

Ono of the first white women to emil
CRATE to Illinois recently died in Oak
land at the age of l0S years, Mrs. ELI
Hallowell. She was married at fifteen
to William johnson, q soldier In the
war OF 1872, and was resident OF
Washington when the British captured
it and burned the capitol.
Paul B. Du Chaillr's story OF Norway.
"Iyar the Viking" which has been in
preparation for some time past, is now
ready and will be published at an early
date by the Scribners.
Tolstoi's new book is nearly ready for
publication, and this, he declares, will
be his last work of fiction. tbs his
final word on the subject Of "the hollow
ness and rottenness OF society"
The holiday edition of DR.. Holmes
"Autocrat," which HouGhton, Miflin 4
Co. arc bringing out, will have sixty
full-page photographers and engraved
text illustrations by Howard Pyle.
Tic wife of Robert Grant, the Boston
novelist, now a judge OF probate, is the
daughter Of Sir Alexander I. Gait, the
Canadian fnancier and diplomat who
died last Tuesday.
A Amarillo bass.rclief bust OF the late
Justice Bradley, of the United States
supreme court, is soon to be put in the
appellate court room in Philadelphia.
Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago. is trying
to secure Bartholdfs statue of WASH
ington and Lafayette for the city by
popular subscription.
"A new life of Charles Dickens is in
course of preparation by Thomas
Wright. who has lately completed his
"Life Of Defoe."
LAWYER Hornblower leaves a practice
which brings him in $4,000 to take q
place on the supreme bench salaried at
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

Worthwhile, Mich, last Sunday. were all
oyor aixty. years Of ago, the oldest being
ninety-one years old.
Tho plGte from which the early Prov
idence, r. l., postage stamps were
printed has come TO light and been sold
70 stamp dealing company for Ss,bOO.
Suicides are becoming SO frequent in
Denmark that 1t is proposed TO check
them by a law turning over the body Of
every suicide to q diasecting room.
The capital letter 20" Is found but
twice in the Old. Testament and three
times in the New.
The. entire revenue Of oil the Pro-
testant missions OF tho world 10 COM
puted at $50, $4,000.
Bone t1rquois is cut from the teeth
OF mastodons colored with animal mat
ter -l4lU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
KNooK.ABour NOTES.

This way for the Midway Plaisancel
Walk right in, ladies and gentlemen,
and bring the little ones with you'll See
the worlds most wonderful eosmorama,
mile long and 900 feat wide, the eli
max OF chronological exhibitsl There,
there, little boys, don't shove, don't
shove. you'll bein time tor the animal
show! Step right along, everybody,
and see the worlds most wonderful
congress of living curiositiesl See the
Hindoo jugglers and the Irish colleens
Hear insolvency play the pipes, and
listen tn "the harp that once through
Tara's halls" woke up the natives
Hark 10 the unmelodious drubbing OF
the drums ofevery land! Buy trinkets
from "the turban'd Turkp Drinkcoffee
with the curious little people from
Java! Have hand in the frolic in the
Cairo street! See the monkey and the
parrot in Hagenbeck's having time OF
it; the Laps and the Japs; Samoans and
Dahomans; live Indians and Aztecs
who died so long ago that they can't re-
member it; dancing girls and fighting
men; Chinese, Cingalese, Pawnees and
Viennese; Arabs Of tho city and Bed
ouins of the desert; camels, donkeys,
dogs and Dagos; Mexicans, HunRarians,
Lithuaniansand Pommeraniansl Climb
tho Alps, and look into the Hawaiian
volcano with mouth eight miles and q
half wider than an opera singer'sl Doors
close in about thirty days, ladies and
gentlemen, and now Is your time to see
the world wonders Of the Plaisance!
A really wonderful place. this place
with name without reason. Nowhere
else on earth is grouped together SO
much that is strange, catching and In
structive to tho American mind. Hav-
ing allithe features OF swift.changing
Kaleidoscope Of odd people and odd
things, not lacking in the essentials Of
merfy.making, It Is a liberal course in
the study OF mankind. II you are seek
ing types, look around and find them
here. Not tho least interesting feature
OF the rout Of races is your own steady
going neighbor who has come to Chi.
cago to study mineralogy. fish culture
or high nrt at the fair, and on the first
day has yielded to tho epidemic intoxi-
cation OF the Plalsance aud plunged
up to his cars in the midst Of
1t. He Is on exhibition by the
thousands, interesting for what he
wants to see and his manner Of going
about 1t, interesting for the questions
he asks Of the strange people whose
English vocabulary Is limited to ex.
pressing tho simple wants OF money
and "S.h.h.hcago beer" He goes 70 soc
THAT dance TO judge for himself
whether 1t wicked, and comes out 3
say 1t Is only stupid. BE goes into Old
Vienna, orders up a tllirst.assuager,
asks tho waiter girl how long she has
boon in this country and whether she
has learned any English, and is shocked
when she coner back at lith with
"Whatyer gtvin' mop He has been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
TirEan isa campaign on in Ohio, and
ithas fallen hard on Larry Neal. 1t is
too late to rescue him from theWteck.
MOVING on senator cameron.

On Monday Senator Cameron deliS.
cred his speech on the mopoy question,
in which he misrepresented the people
othis state. Pennsylvania ia state Of
newspapers and of newspaper readers,
which enabled the wayw9rd senator to
get some returns on Tuesday. They
rclledin by telegraph.
The kilograms were NOT available to
tho press correspondents, but their
character Is easilgintorred. They made
tho senator angry. He made a million
yotera indignant. He had some tels-
grams ofapproval, and they were from
Populists, who can't get cheap enough
money.
OF course there Is talk of throwing
air. Cameron out Of the senate when
tho lime comes to elect This feeling
has boon shown before in Pennsyl.
yania, but 1t has waited too late to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
Gbe GatelIigsnter
wnEELING, sEprEMBER IS, 1908.
Candidate Neal aud Free Trade.

Candidate Neal and Free Trade.
Tho Hon. Frank Hurd, of Ohio, is
man to be admired for his honesty. He
speaks his sentiments right out in
meeting, and the more bs,is heard, the
better he is understood, the more nc
likes it.
AT Toledo. speaking from tho same
platform with Mr.. Neal, Democratic
nominee for governor Of Ohio, Mr..
Hurd made a declaration which has
already been published in tho tele-
graphic columns of tho INTELnloESoER.
Il is go good and makes such close con.
nections that it Is worth printing again.
Said Mr.. Hurd:
Not always have my friend or. Mead nn Il
myself agreed upon all questions OF Deinocratie
policy, but upon tho question OF free trade we
are one cownrIily committee ~ INC lass
convention which nominated Grover Clsve.
land had not tho courage to declare ioE , w5dS
But the fact TINT the Democratic party Wa
firmly and unalernbly opposed 10 the prlnseipIle
OF protection, which Is plumber anu ,v Isuq y
would not have been publicly declared WeEe "
not for Lawrence I. Neal.
"The fact the Democratic party Is
firmly and unalterably opposed to the
principle of protection, is what Repub-
iicans have been insisting on and many
Democrats trying to dodge. This being
true, no Democrat can trutlfully say
that his party aims to do anything less
than to wipe out every vestige of pro-
lection and reduce the tariff to strictly
revenue basis.
To DO true to its own convictions and
to carry out the pledge which Mr.. Neal
had put in the Chicago platform, the
Democratic party must knock pro-
tectiye duty wherever it sees one, until
it has gone over all the schedules and
knocked of all protection. To tell a
voter that the Democratic party will
preserve enough duty on this or that to
afford protection to tho home industry
except, of course, southern rice aud
Iugar--is to give him IN assurance for
which there is no warrant in the
declared principles of the Democratic
party.
Mr.. Neal was made the Democratic
nominee for governor of Ohio because
Of his entire agreement with hisparty
on the free trade question. Why
shouldn't he agree, when he is the
author of his party's declaration on tho
subject2 He stands on his Irrational
platform plank and agrees to the inter-
probation put on It by his friend Hurd,
who supports Mr.. Neal because he is q
free trader after his own heart
1.-THE people OF Ohio are firmly and
uaalterably opposed to protection" be-
lieying It to be "a plumber aud fraud"
they should give Mr.. Neal the largest
majority that any man ever received in
that state. They ought to go for Neal
in a drove and make it unanimous for
him. On this subject Mr.. Neal is as
British as Golden himself was.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
SENATOR srEwARrs MOUTH.
a PLAIN casO.

Ciaaanaf Ttmes-Star IRp.l
Senator Stewart was never any more
eloquent when drawing to q flush"
than he was yesterday when bemoantng
the Ignorance OF the President Of the
United States because, forsooth, that
gentleman is not q college-bred man or
was not so fortunate as to have re-
ceived inspiration through Communion
with nature" The presumption lie that
this is not case Of tue pot calling tho
kattla hlnck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
should Take a Reef.
Washington posl (hd)

Washington Post tLhd)
Unless Senator Stewart takes rec
or two in the methods OF his warfare
upon the administration he will fine
himself drifting on lee shore directly
With all the faults OF the American
people, it may be said to their credit
that they are in favor of fair play
whether in a prize fight, horse race
or legislative controversy on the floor
OF Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
onny was Rlght.

PiifbtgDh Times (Rep)
Senator Quay did himself honor yes
terday by suggesting an objection to
the, TRADE of Senator Stewart against
the President Of the United States. He
would have increased 1t by sneaking
out with even moro energy. The pol.
itics Of tho President is not a factor in
tho matter. He is not the President OF
a party. He wears the dignity OF an
Office created by the whole country, the
chiefest in il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
"a onrn Tor rrnln Rohberx.

tits suggested that il train robbery
aud the attempt to rob train were
made otenses against the national
government the ofFonse would DO less
frequent because punishment would DO
moro certain. Juries OF tho neighbOr-
hood arc often afraid Of tho bandits,
md the officers OF the law are like the
juries. Uncle Sam is not afraid Of any
body.
Since railroading 10 very largely inter-
state commerce, in which all the states
arc interested, 1t would DO quite in
order to give the train bandit a chance
for his liberty before the courts Of the
United States. In any case, OF course,
the first step is to catch your train rob.
Der.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
An Encouraging Sign.

NeID Y0rE IlRlta llIHgl
Senator Stewart made a fool of him
self yesterday, and that Is an encourag'
ing sign. For the most part, the silver
obstructionists have played their game
we'll. They have been cool, self-pos'
sessed, and necessarily voluble. SEN
ator Stewart, however, is plainly angry,
aud is for that reason obviously in great
danger OF being outwitted and over
como.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

assert itself. Mr.. Cameron can notbO de-
ieated after he has elected Legislature
to re-elect him.
There may DO meetinga at every
cross roads and columns upon columns
in the newspapers, bat Cameron leg
stature Is not moved by these things.
The time to defeat Mr. Cameron is when
nominations for the legislature are
made. This is tho philosophy Of the
history OF Pennsylvania.
WHEN the Democratic house gets
ready to wipo out the election laws
those laws will go. Republican speeches
won't stay the Democratic hand.
Governor AIacoorlclc aud His Party.
Some Democrats arc denouncing Gov
ernor MacCorkls as a Democratic gov
ernor with Republican principles.
This is not fair. Tho only Republican
principle which the governor has alb.
sorbed is that the West Virginia
coal should be protected. Hc objects
to killing the great and growing coal
business Of his state.
Republican principles go very much
further than this. They include o
whole system Of protection for homo
industries, SO that American skill and
American labor shall have fair chance
to supply the American market The
Republican party is great homo mar
ket club.
Governor MacCorkle had no voice to
raise in behalf of wool.:or Of any product
Of the farm when he appeared before
the ways and means committee to pro-
test against the destruction of the coal
industry of West Virginia. He had no
protest to enter in behalf Of the men
who look to the iron and steel industry
to keep their families in bread, shelter
and raiment,
He had no indignant condemnation
for the policy Of his party which pro.
poses to let down the bars and lot in the
pottery, glass and lumber, the whole
round of foreign products, in cOrnpeti.
ton with the labor of his state and Of
his country.
The Republican party stands for
evory interest that needs the protecting
arm Of this great country. Governor
MacCorklo stands for ono. 1t is illoGi-
cal as we'll as unfair to call him Demo.
cratic governor with Republican princi'
pies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

Philadelphia Inquirer tRsp.l
Senator Stewards attack upon the
President would carry more weight with
it IL the senator himself were not occu'
pying d position Of defiance tothe spirit
OF tho constitution. When he denies
the right Of the majority to rule he for
feits respect and hla words fall upon
ears that are tired of his voice and his
,,,r,orioo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

Netu York Advertiser (Repy
Senator Stewart needs placating. The
probabilities are that he will show up
the sawdust dictator in tho white house
in his true colors If something is not
done to check him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

SENATOR GoRMAS got down to bust.
ness when he took the floor. He poured
hot shot into the silver senators very
handsomely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

IT would bo interesting to know
whether the Chicago man who fired in
TO the wheat pit was cunning for bulls
or for bears. At any rate, hypnotism
that runs to revolver practice of this
sort is too dangerous to be at large.
Belden will have chance to cool Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
Y Q. o. W. FUNERAL NOTICE.

Ia Bete LOd9e No. . a. O wv:
The members OF above lodge ure hereby 70.
queSted to meet az tho hall. corner Thlrty.SIxth
and Jacob streets. next Friday afternoon. Sop
tenbeF29 at O'Clock sharp, 70 attend the funeral
OF our late brother. Charles Kettler. Members
OF sister lodges are invited TO attend By on1eFOi
FRED SHAFER, w. n
CIIARLEs srMNEAuAER. Recorder SOS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

The administration is understood to
BIO in favor of increasing the whisky
tax. This is what the big distillers
mint
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

The way for council to deal with the
city's finances is to face the music and
to do it promptly. There is no use Of
hedging, lodging, evading. Money is
needed and must come.
So far as the trouble is caused by an
easily understood deficit in the gas
board, the way to deal with that is to
meet it with money raised by taxation.
There must be no additional burden
put on gas consumers as such. The
city should pay for the light it uses. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

EMPEROR WILLIAM to Prince Bismarck,
quotting:-"will you walk into my par
lor. said the spider to the fly"
Prince Bismarck toEmperor William:
No, thanks, I am too old a fly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
IARRY WAITE. MEDIUM. THI

III ClRirVoyant- Of ClairYoyants and the
only independent slate writing medium In
the city who answers sealed messages while
in dead trance VIII by tho request OF his spirit
guides, give private SittlngS 1thIS parlon, a6l5
Chapline street. Before entering Into any bust
ness transactions, wills deeds, mortgages mar.
riage, love. divorce etc, SEQ this wonderful me-
dIum. slttingS 81; ladies 81 -SatislantlOn guar
anteed. Hours gto0. Get or car Of Twenty.
seventh aud ChaplIne. Seg7G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

SENATOR CAMERoS's constituents want
him to come home, not to receive an ova-
ton, but to stay there. He has grew
ously affronted the sentiment Of his
,t,.o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

na tA laP aS 4. 6o $40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
NEW ApVERTIsEMENr
FoR SALE.

AMoRTGAGE OF $500,
Drawing 6per cont interest duo May ,lsO7. Will
soil tho face and VIII guarantee The collections
OF the note without any cost TO tho purchaser
The mortgage Is secured by real estate worth
$4,000, q farm In Belmont county, o. Address
WILLIAM D. MCMBoHAN,
SEES lss St ClaiHyille, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28

WHEN the Democratic house gets
ready to wipo out the election laws
those laws will go. Republican speeches
won't stay the Democratic hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-28
oPER a. HOUSE

PRlcEs-si0O 90, 40 and zoe, Seats on aalO ut @.
A.'llouSO'S music store Friday. September 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-22
ABANDONED FARMS.
An Evidence of the Progression of tn
Great Law of Migration.

An Evidence of the Progression of the
Great Law of Migration.
The man who lives in the country
yearns for the city. The man who
lives in the city yearns for the country.
The farmer would seek pent precincts
of the town and bend over ledgers; the
clerk, already bent double over his
ledgers, Graves the free air and the I'M
confined horizons of the farm, the dis
tant hills and the broad acres between.
Variety, is it not, which they both
seek? IN opposite currents, doubtless,
but both continually by immuta bic
tendencies. Such is certainly the opti-
mistic theory of the situation implied
by these abandoned" farm pamphlets.
Is it the true one?
To assume that the farmer will farm
no more would he a fearful prospect
for our race-Quite as fearful as to as
sumo that the soldier would not fight
for his country against any other coun-
try. that the tailor would not make Us
clothes or that the shoemaker would
not supply us with shoes. Surely it
would be great gain, not only to the
commonwealth of Massachusetts bat TO
the national commonwealth, if. instead
OF drawing grewsoIne and Goleful NOR
ais from pamphlet with the pathetic
title, Catalogue of Abandoned Farms in
Massachusetts, Tor New Hampshire or
Vermont, we could infer that the
issuing of these catalogues was but
rational and normal detail bv wav Of
facility in the progression of that great
law which moves eommunities OF indi-
viduals back and forward, and back
and forward again. from one precinct
to another and from one vicinaGe to an
other on the map of societies and Of
states, but always conserving and pre-
serving the equation OF prosperity, Of
tranquility and of the general content
in and between and around them all
Appleton Morgan. in Popular Science
VI onthlv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-22
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"


why do you poets burn the mid
night oil, Mr. DeAtkil?" Because no
many of us can afford gas. Racket
Never lie in bed thinking that the
cat that is mewing at the door to come
in will get discouraged and quit-Atch
! ison Globe.
is Mr. Grayham such a fine horse
man do you think?" Mabel-''Mercy,
yes; he always drives with one hand. y
i 1ter Ocean.
-Watts-"Old Grimmins left his wife
pretty well off when he died, didn't
hep" Potts-''Better off, in fact
indianapolis Journal
considering the fact that coal bills
are presented every mon tn it is won
der that more people don't die Of heart
failure Washington News
One thing inventive genius has
failed to provide for human safety-a
market wagon that can knock an ex-
press train off the track
Plain Dealer.
u understand that there was re-
markable performance at the theater
last night" very. There were two
box parties and they didn't interrupt
the play once, Washington Star.
"A Compliment Poeticus de
Hghted)-''So you think my new book
great improvement over all my 9TH
ers? In what way, may l ask?" Miss
Cutting Certainly. 1t is not so long "
Truth.
Many man has gone on moon
light sleigh ride expecting TO get wife
before the ride was over and has come
back home sorrowful with nothing more
romantic than a frozen nose.-Somer-
vile Journal.
Did you like the concert, little
grip" said a papa who had taken his
little fve-year-old daughter to one for
the first time. Yes" replied the tot,
but it wasn't muffin but music -
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
johnny, you have left the door
open and are letting the cold air into
the house" 81 can't help it. ma I'm
playing this rooms q street car and I'm
the conductor. It would seem real II
the door was left open. buffalo Tx
press.
Small Boy-"Don't you have good
times when you travel on the cars?"
Mrs Gabbler-"Why. DEAR Small
Boy-"Weu, mamma said you was two
faced and I'd think i would be an
awful lot Of fun 20 look ont OF two car
windows az once.'-Inter Ocean.
-Johuny-"Boo-h You amt as
good 70 me as you are 70 Mabel Boo
hoo Msmma-"How can you say
such thing?" johnny Well. boo
hoo. You always give me the apples
and candy. and when divide with her
have 20 give her the lions share. Boo
hoo.'-Truth.
-Mamma-''Ho many times have 7
told YOU not % put your feet on the
sofs?" Angel Child Bout seven
hundred, I guess MammA-"WeIL,
what DO you mean by putting them
there Angel Chld-"Oh, I thought
rou'd get tired OF tellin' re alter
while Detroit Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-22
Modish Circular Cape.

Here are the very simple directions
given by well-lnown dressmaker for
cutting out the new I'm de steele car pc
the circle cape it is called for short:
Take double-width goods and first cut
out perfectly round shape in paper,
lay this upon the cloth and copy this
shape exactly. You will then have
something that looks like an immense
cloth moon. In the immediate center
cut out round piece large enough to
TT the neck. then cut one straight front
opening from this neck part down 70
the outer edge Of the large cloth circle
and you have your seamless I'm de steele
cape that win not fare out IN any one
place, but viii fall in soft, even folds
all around. II the cape IS little TOO
long on the front and sides trim the
edges until the right proportions are
obtained. 1t would be a good plan to
first make a paper cape entire aud try
it on before cutting into the cloth.-N.
y Post