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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05
BREAKFAST eupeEr.

William Weathersby, who bore the
reputation OF being one Of the most re.
markable met OF Delaware, died near
Laurel on Saturday. He was ninety
eight years old, aud up to Within few
weeks OF his death, lGbored on his farm.
Mr.. Weathersby had been married six
times.
A woman oil Spokane, Wash. was
fined $50 few days ago Tor practical
joking She perpetrated the exceeding
~ humorous, though not exactly new,
joke Of mixing the sugar and salt on the
table OF public dlning.room. The
court called it disorderiy conduct.
A shoemaker down in Maine has just
completed the payments Tor 4 piece OF
land which he bought over dozen
years AGO and Tor which the seller
agreed to take his pay in work. The
deed says that consideration for the
land was ''cobbling."
A beer war is raging in Oakland, Cal,
and week ago beer was selling there ut
ten cents gallon, with prospects OF its
becoming cheaper. An English syndi.
cate, which controls all the breweries
there but two, is trying to crush out the
opposition.
Whitefsh, which were once so album
daut along the western shore OF MiChi-
! gan, but have been entirely absent from
those waters for several years, are again
coming back, and fishermen are making
moderate hauls OF them.
The fortunes OF political elections
| ill,gtr,taI IN tgnlti-
more last Friday when Sheriff Isaac 5.
Sanner became Police Justice Sanner,
and Police Justice y'mothy Maloncy
became Sheriff Malone
A Boston theatres published au-
nuuncemcnt for last week was "Hhe
Black Crook" for every evening except
Sunday, when Rev. j. j. Keane, D. D.,
delivered sermon on the Future Of
Religion"
A break in the main water pipe in a
streets in Tombstone, Ariz., last week
| was found to have been caused by the
roots OF tree, which mad grown around
the pipe and crushed it so that it burst.
The British Foot Guards are to be
given higher standing. The war Office
has raised the minimum OF height for
recruits from five lee. eight inches to
Ave feet nine inches.
a paper at Fossil, Oregon, failed to
appear the other day on account Of the
compositor, who is ball player, having
his finger broken while playing ball.
The Chicago lawyer who sued the
West Side Cable Car Company for the
five cents fare he paid for ride he
didn't get has won his case.
The Lincoln Park commissioners, OF
Chicago, have roscinded their action
changing the name OF OF Lake Shore
drive to Palmer boulevard.
AN employee OF a Washington hotel is
able, it is said, to wash aud dry over
1000 dishes an hour and put them in
their proper places.
The name Brazil" means "red wood"
or "Iand OF the red wood" The origi-
nal discoyerer called it "the land OF the
holy cross"
In the year 7GO A. D. Pope Paul l
sent the only clock in the known world
as present to Pepin, king OF France.
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When on visit to Iowa, Mr. X. Dali
ton, of Luray, Russell county, Kansas,
called at the laboratory OF Chamber
lain & Co., Des Moines, TO show them
his six.year-old boy, whose life had
been saved by Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, it having cured him OF a very
severe attack OF Group. Mr.. Dalton ia
certain that it saved his boys life and
is enthusiastic in his praise OF the Rem
edy. For sale BY ChRs. Il. Goetze, Viii
w. Irwin, Chris. +. Schnepf, Chas.
Menkemeller, VIM. i. Williams, S. /.
Brice, a. Z. Scheele, Will Menkemeller,
John Coleman, Richards & McElroy,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
and 3. f. Peabody & Son. Renwn"d.
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0he Gatel!iQsnHr
wnEnLlNa. pEoEMnER ). Iso9.


This time tho Presidents message is
dryer than last years almanac. For
the most part it is a mere summary OF
departmental reports. 1t contains 10
striking thoughts and no important re-
concentrations, except to urge Con-
gress to pass tho Wilson tariff bill.
This latter can hardly be called i'm
portant, because it has been expected
as in the line OF what was understood to
be the administration policy. Tho nd
ministration was acquainted with the
bill in all its deaails before the country
cav it, and it came to the country as an
administration measure.
There is little about Hawaii except a
promise to discuss the subject in n
special message. From this it is to be
inferred that the President desires to
hear from Minister Willis before he
opens up the battle with Congress. His
plans have miscarried. and before he
discusses tho Hawaiian situation lie de-
sires TO know just what it is. He makes
plain, however. that he sent Minister
Willis to restore the queen.
There are some sensational remarks
about cabbage seed, but tho country
will hardly become wildly excited on
this subject. There is an absence Of the
phrase making which has marked most
of Mr.. Cleveland's public writings.
Tho whole document conveys the i'm
preston that it was put together by Il
man who was tired while he was doing
it. Naturally the ieoness interest is
shown on the tariff question.
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While tho President aud his party
are doing what they can to iastcn on
this country the British tariff system, 4
system OF tarih-ior-rcvenue-only. there
is in Great Britain 4 growing and very
positive sentiment in favor OF a return
TO the system OF protection to home in
dustries.
A writer in the London Neus saws
that Il the British government will nut
duty on foreign products SO as to pro-
test home industries, it will accomplish
at once what all tho committees for the
unemployed can mover accomplish. Be-
sides the wsge,carners, this writer notes
tho fact that purchases OF foreign com.
modities arc drivingio rnin tradesmen,
shopkeepers and manufacturers.
As Great Britain imposes on tobacco.
cigars and spirits duty o! 500 per cent,
he would have duty equally high put
on all foreign commodities to give the
British producer chance to live. Tho
samo writer says there aro more than
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WISE AND OTHERWISE E.

Wagleigh-Bagleigh had q curious
adventure the other day. He got into
the middle OF field, when he found
that an angry brindle bull stood in
front of one gate, while q healthy Jersey
COW guarded the other. He didn't
know which one to face. Bagleigh-I
suppose the cow proved to be the most
harmless? Wagleigh-No; it was Il
toss-up between the two.-BroOklm Life.
This" said the King OF Hobopaiun-
20, laying down the piece OF roast mis-
sionary he had been wrestling with for
three minutes, lis about the toughest
article OF tho kind / ever struck. He
must have belonged to the loot ball
team. Indianapolis Journal.
Johnnie-Mamma, 1 heard the
preacher say to-day that matches were
made in heaven. Is it SOP Mamma
Of'course. Why NOT? Johnnie-W ell,
don't see any use Tor matches. There's
no night Ihere.-DdyOi Free Pres.
Mamma Ito little Jimmy, who is say
ing his prayers Now, Jimmy, ask God
to bring papa home safely. Jimmy
Please, bod, bring papa home On
safeiy.-Haiper's Bd:dr.
Miss Porkopolis-Is it true that all
Bostonian5 live on baked beans? Mr..
Beaconslreete-Oh no; lots OF them
live on their relaiives.-S0meTviie Jour
nal
Joe-Hello, Jim, your overcoat is
away too short for you. Jim-Well, it's
been in soak since last June, and guess
it has shrunk. -DSinoh Free Pres.
"Tom,o sho whispered, Suppose l
should die?' There's no suppose
about it, responded Tom; you've got
to-some day. LILIES Calendar.
Star Boarder-Here i, another Ry
that has met n watcry grave. LlndIadv
Where is IL? Star Boarder-In this
pitcher OF milk.-Ptict.
so the young. widow is going to
marry MIR. Jlngles? Is he good
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Two secretaries OF the treasury under
Mr.. Cleveland in his first term, Mr..
Manning aud Mr.. Fairchild. declared
strongly against ad valornm duties and
in favor of specific duties as opening the
way to defraud the treasury. Chairman
Wilson declares in favor OF ad valorem
duties and President Cleveland endorses
him.
The Mckinley tariff nc: makes use OF
both kinds OF duties, and while it has
not caught tho importer every time it
has madc it harder for him to evado the
customs duties and to rob the American
producer OF the measure OF protection
which Congress intended he should
have
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Tas.rIloas Won,t snnnrc.


Tho President assures US in substance
that his hear; beats true to hi, native
land. This docs not quite square with
wha. he has to say on the tariff cues
ton. In fact whai he says on that sub
Jet does not cutie square with itself.
For example, while arguing ON the
tariG-iorrcyenne-only line he admits
that Industries have grown up among
us which, in Justice and fairness, call
ior discriminating care in the distribu-
tion OF such iu,iea aud taxation as the
emergencies o, our government actually
demand"
Tho Wilson bill meets a deficiency
"emcrsency' by cutting Off revenue
estimated a. rom S35,OoO,O0O to $50.
100000. Blu, this is not the point. The
Chicago platform allows 40 discrimin.
alton in behalf OF home industries. The
Democrat convention rejected pro-
posed plank o: that sort and adopted
one which brings the whole business
OF the tariff down to the hard pan OF a
royenuc.Only basis, no protection what
ever in it,
1.-THE President is talking in behalf
Of southern r,ae, he can be understood,
for rice ge:s s. per cent protection in
the Wilson bill, and it is specific duty,
to make sure OF it. Ii lie refers to
pottery, glass, iron and steel, wooden
fabrics. coal, ron ore, salt and wool, it
will be diaicnJ: to find tho favorable
discrimination. The executive ideas
seem to be mixed on the tariff. There
is evidence o. very great straining to
make inharm)nious thing, accord.
TuE pro,iInn! is right on tho seed
question. The appropriation for the
distribution Of seed represents very
large margin OF waste.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05
INC Van Alen Business.

S,unG BY the criticisms of his appoint
nent as ambassador to Italy, Mr.. j. J.
Van Allen gives up tho job The Presi-
dent did not feel the disgrace OF the
thiAg, and having started in on the
wrong road, insisted that Mr.. Van Allen
should travel with him.
In spite OF the Presidents urgent ap.
peal Mr.. Van Allen declined to 20 to his
post, He deserves credit for accepting
the first opportunity to do his country
mon service.
Mr.. Van Alien shows TO very much
better advantage than the President
who hiss not appreciated the gross i'm.
propriety of selling diplomatic place.
Mr.. Van Allen has given him something
to think about. The public has given
him more.
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a BIG FAILURE.
Receiver Appointed for the Bovaird j.
seyranE Manufacturing Company.


Receiver Appointed for the Bovaird y
seyfnnE Manufacturing Company.
PiTrsBuRGH, Pa, Dec. 4,-The Be-
vsird & seyfang Manufacturing Com
pany, extensive manufacturers OF oil
well supplies, has gone into the hands
of receivers. The application was
made before Judge olmstead. at Brad
ford, on Friday, and has just been made
public. 7. II. Kennedy and j. P. Coch-
ran, of Bradford, large stockholders,
have been appointed receivers. The
concern is capitalized Mt $500, 900, has
manufactures in Bradford and on Sec
ond avenue, Pittsburgh, and ware
houses at Butler. Mcdonald and Sisters
vile. About 4OOmen are employed, 1t
will still operate, and expects the re-
ownership to last but a short time.
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Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Miss Julia Marlows and an excellent
company will be seen at the Opera
House. The popular estimate OF Miss
Marlowe's talents was from the outset
favorable-so winsome are girlish graces
and maidenly modesty; aud one may
almost say that it is despite these quail
ties OF native endowment that Miss
Marlowe's artistic achievements quickly
gained academic approval, so thai there
is not to-day, in the fifth season OF her
career us star, single notable dra-
matte critic who does not recognize her
genius.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND urges Congress
to make haste to invite more imported
wares into the American market, so as
to give more employment and more
wages to the Americans who make the
same kinds OF commodities, when they
have the chance. This is statesman
ship-of its kind.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
OF the supreme Court on the Alien Con-
truct Labor Law.

truCt L1DuT LAW
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 4.-The
United States supreme court to-day
rendered an opinion which, while
affirming the constitutionality of the
alien contract labor law, will embarrass
to some extent the practical enforce
ment OF the law. The question came up
OIL the appeal OF Joseph Lees and John
S. ices, from decision OF the United
States circuit court OF the eastern dis
trict OF Pennsylvania, filming them 81 900
for importing Frederick Graham, Of
England, to perform labor in their mill
at Bridgeport, Pa. The court holds that
the act is valid, but that when the ac-
cused parties were compelled to give
evidence against themselves in a crimi-
nal proceeding their constitutional
rights were violated aud hence reverses
the decision.
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, pores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co,
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KEAUsE's HEADACHE CAPSULES. unlike
many remedies, are perfectly harmless,
they contain no injurious substance;
and will stop any kind OF headache;
will prevent headaches caused by over
indulgence in food or drink late at
night. Price, % cents, for sale by Alex.
4. Young, John Klari, Wheeling, and
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio, drug.
pists.
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catch ?" 81 sincerely hope so. They
say she used to throw rolling pins at her
fret husband Truth.
In an autograph boolS-"Be consist
ent Never accept advice. Not even
FHegsnde Blaetier.
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rhn MAYOR Of KnorrIIIe spenks.

JAMES C. LUrrRELL, three times mayor
Af Knoxville, Tenn, writes:
was completely broken down with u
complication OF diseases. After trying
many doctors without relief, l took
Radam's Microbe Killer, and was COM
petely cured.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND wants the wage.
earners OF this country to be better
housed, better clothed and better fed,
Ii he Will give them chance to get back
where they were before he and his party
got into power the wage-earners will be
glad to look out for themselves.
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Spscidl DtspdchiO ne I1ieAtqchcch
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. 4.-The
Y. NJ. c. A. of this city have moved
into their handsome new quarters,
which were opened with grand cere-
monies. They are finely furnished
throughout.
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THE President speaks OF the discovery
OF wholesale and gigantic frauds" in the
pcn,ion service. Who discovered them.
what were the individual cases, and
what was the nature of the frauds?
Possibly the President means that
Hoax Myth though. he was going to
make this gigantic discovery. iO hasn't
done it.
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WHY purchase sample CloaIks, mainly
of curly season manufacture, TINT have
lost caste. color aud shape In their travels
from city to city, when we charge you no
more for clean, shRpely and select styles
GEO. n. SHOOK l. co.
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How DOES the President know that
the ways and means committee has de-
ciled on 4 tax on corporations and sew
eral other new internal taxes to exc out
the revenue? The Republicans Of the
committee have no knowledge 10 this
effect. The Democrats OF the commit
tee-or Chairman Wilson aud the ad-
ADMINISTRATION, may have decided to do
it. 1t would have been courteous and
in accord with precedent to allow the
information to come from the COM
mi.lee.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-The trial OF Prender.
CAST, the slayer OF Mayor Harrison,
which was set for to-day, has been post
poned until Wednesday.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-John Dunlop, Of
S25 West Lake street, shot and killed
his wife at his home to-day and then
shot himself, dying instantly.
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WANTED.

a GENTS MAKE $500 A DAY
"a Greatest Kitchen utcnSl ever invented Ea
tails q cents Two 20 six sold IA cycry hlr-e
sample postage paid. Eve cenB FOEsUgT 4
McMAKiN. Cincinnati. @. 0cls.u
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HOOPS PILLs are purely vegetable.

NOBODY more determined to sell Cloaks
than ourselves! Our cut prices will do tho
work. GEO. NJ. SHOOK Il co.
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PEEsiDgyr CLEVELAND has not warm
spot in his heart for West Virginia coal
All right. West Virginia will make it
hot Tor his par.y.
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Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
what they think OF it, and the replies
will be positive in It's favor. Supply
what Hoods Sarsapnrilla does, that tells
the story OF its merit. One has been
cured OF indigestion or dyspepsia, an
other finds its Indispensable for sick
headache or biliousness, while others
report remarkable cures OF scrofula,
catarrh, rheumatism, salt rheum, etc,
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FonrlGy manufacturers and wage
earnors will 30 pleased with what they
find or the tariff question in the Presi-
dents message. They will be moro
than ever convinced that the President
OF the United States is with them.
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Now THEY want c,oture, SO as to make
sure OF passin. the tariff bill. Perhaps
they will < il,
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SINCE Mr. Van Allen gives up his
$4,000 job in the diplomatic service
they might square the account by Civ
ing him an equal amount OF stocl, in
the Democratic Nova Scotia coal deal.
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100000 acres Of land wing waste in
Grea, Britain because under the poI;ey
of free trade the cultivation OF the soil
is no longer profitable, and these waste
acres are ior the same reason being
added to every year.
In the ligh! OF the appeal OF the Pres.
ilen. to congress togo on with its free
trade programme this testimony from
the other siiets pertinent and valuable.
l. is the .ombro side of the tariff
quos.ioa seen in .hc country which
has been supposed to have more to gain
By stickin. 30 rec trade than any other
country can possibly have by adopting
that policy. j! comes in fac. from the
only great country in the world which
has stuck to the free trade policy.
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Wrru fear and trembling tho people
sec Congress meet, and yet the people
elect the Congress. But somettmO'
they change heir great American mind.
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az An unable to understand why
frauds in tbs pension rolls should not
be exposed and corrected. President
Cleveland. Certainly, Mr.. President
but why not proceed to expose them?
a charge OF fraud is not an exposure of
iraud
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HAGESmcE manages his wild animals
by giving them plenty OF sugar. Posi-
bly, Mir Cleveland could work the same
schcme on his.
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THURSDAY, as BEATRICE, in saasespcaro's
most Brilliant Comedy,
MUCH ADO ABOUTNOTHIN
OPERA HOUSE.
DECEMBER s.
MusIN GRAND coNcERrco.

Coiuroscd OF Eminent Artists: Divide Nuslu
Nio.luis, Annie Louise Tanner Iusiu. soprano
Bessie Blnsnll. ContmltO J.. W. Elliott. Tenor.
Edulrd schIri solo piaalst.
scnis on snle Tue day, December 3 atSa. m.
At c. 4. Houses Music sIotc. Lower Aoor &C !;
balcony, sc. de-
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l.ur President urges "Iocal interests"
to give way and let the Wilson tariff
bill pass. There are SO MANY OF these
interests that they stand for the whole
country. Ii,hey will stand up for the
bread aud butter OF the people they can
defeatthat unfair and impoliticmeasurc.
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Tia Gouds mus. begin to regret that
they inherited so much money they
have to pay SC much tax on it and SEQ
their portraits in print as part OF the
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oscz more Grover / has Congress on
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ATillNSoN's NEw PECK's BAD hoy,

with latc,. and strongest specilltes. Nirh.
frIces-ii -. - aud .Nc. Matinee l'rccs-Re,
served SCAT 2ic gallery. lie Reserved seats on
sale al the Grand box otticc noO
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TuE President is right on tho seed
question. The appropriation for the
distributions Of seed represents very
large margin OF waste.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-12-18
N. B. Hese|ton, 1877 Water St. Skowhegan
Industrial School for Girls.

The annual meeting of the hoard of
managers of the Maine Industrial school
for Girls was held at The office of the
superintendent in lIaIlowell on Wednes-
day Dee. l3. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected rs follows: Sidney
Perham, president: Charles T.. Nash,
secretary; +. RoWcll, superintendent
and treasurer. The governor. secretary
of State and superintendent of common
schools are eX-oilicio members of the
board trustees. James +. Baxter. Port
land; Mrs. 5. &. Sargent, Augusta ];
Moses Giddings, Bangor; Mrs. Sarah ~.
Ware, Watervile: II. X. Baker, Halo
well, and Mrs. l.. NJ. y. Stevens, Port
land; executive committee, H. X. Baker.
+. Rowell and Charles +. Nash.
Sixteen girls have been committed
during the past year, aud an average OF
sixty have been cared 70" ut the school
Since the organization Of the school in
January 1873. three hundred and seveE-
tt-iive girls have been admitted from
cighty-iive elite. and towns in the Stat,
whole number married before majority
~, after reaching majority IS. Ninety
reached minority while unmarried Dne
death occurred the past year. making Il
total of twenty since the opening OF the
school. out of the Whole number of
girls who have been sent to the school
there have been only thirty-tive whose
records have been positively bad, Il re
suit truly encouraging.
The condition OF the school WAS found
prosperous and satisfactory and the add
vancement made in all departments OF
education aud labor was Il matter of
favorable comment.