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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.

Quo of the Nations Most Impressive Fes.
tIvals = The Living Honor the Heroic
Dead.
Eew York Pres.
Twenty-soven, twenty.elght, twenty.
nine, thirty, thirty.one. Thirty-one
years ago the loya. men OF America
were marching and counter-marching
on the battle fields Of the civil war; ad-
yancing retreating, but always advanc-
ing again; fighting for the holiness OF
the union and falling for the cause OF
right. Hundreds. thousands, tens OF
thousands were there OF those patri-
otto, fearless ones who strobe away to
struggle; hundreds, Thousands were Of
those patriotic, fearless ones who never
strobe home again.
1t is to the glory OF those heroic
memories that this day OF national
homage has been set aside; to the glory
OF the men who fell in battle; to the
glory OF those who, not less brave but
spared then by the capricious chances
OF war, have sunk honorably into
soldiers graves since peace came. No
other nation has 30 beautiful custom;
no other country over had good cause
for one.
On hillside and valley, on pinnacle,
on plain, In town, mid blooming rural
fields, wherever swells q soldier grave,
there will be flowers atrewn on Tues
day. 1t was u big thought that rose In
the big heart OF Gen. John A. Logan
when, as commander of the banded vet
erans OF the war, he asked his living
comrades to decorate the mounds be-
meath which their friends in war now
lie in peace. It was big response that
answered him-a response from the
Grand Army Of the Republic that
grew and waxed yet stronger until II
became, not the movement OF an organ.
izaion, but great throb Of a wondrous
nation's wondrous heart.
The graves are getting thicker, for
peaceful death has had wide space OF
thirty years in which to softly smite
those heroes who were spared by war.
But with the Increase Of tho silent
mounds comes not forgetfulness, but
added love. The gapa in the quavering
lines OF gray haired veterans who
march on Tuesday will tell tales Of
duty done, of honor gone to its reward
OF honor. And the land will see the
gaps and hear the tales. And age will
be revived, manhood encouraged, youth
inspired.
Since Logan originated Memorial day
the Grand Army OF the Republic has
steadily grown in power and member
ship. Its rugged files will be by far the
most impressive part OF Tuesdays cola.
bration. The hands that once bore
arms, now bearing nosegays; tho hearts
then overlooking with warlike daring,
now sorrowful with remembrance Of
comrades gone, will merit and receive
tribute of gratitude from all this peo-
Pile. The Grand Army was born No
vember %, 1886. 1t has grown until
now, with Its 100000 members, 1t rep
resents one.fourth Of the survivors Of
the struggle and one.sixth OF the total
number Of men enlisted during the war.
1t has probably reached its maximum
OF membership; but Its honor and its
influence will live and not decrease long
hence-long after Its last member has
passed away. All honor to the heroes
living as well as the heroes deadl Live
the Grand Army of the Republicl
Tuesday Is It's day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
G, a. II. AND PENSIONS.
ON Dangerous Ground.
H.. nat If,,,iN

Warrington P0d una
Certain Democratic organs, or would.
be opponents OF the administration, are
gradually adopting a tone in this re-
spect which bodies i'll for the party's
hold upon popular respect and CONF
dence. By slow degrees, but steadily
and surely, they are falling into the
way Of mentioning the pensioners as a
class with contemptuous scorn. They
are creating or trying to create habit
Of disparagement against the men who
made the armies OF Grant, Sherman,
Sheridan, Hancock and Thomas, In
their philosophy a pensiouer is u para
cite, a drone, a leech. Because they
suspect an imposition here and there,
they take an attitude Of aversion and
distrust against the whole body Of the
pensioners, and strive to educate the
country's mind TO class them all US
chaIlatans and burdens. Aud We say
to the Democrats, as We said to the Re.
publicans, when Mr.. Lodge and Mr.,
Hoar essayed to overthrow the ballot
box; Look well to your footsteps as
YOU move!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

OF tho act OF Congress may be tried.
Congress put Sunday closing as u rider
on on appropriation bill. The position
is taken that Congress cannot close a
public park Of any city and that it can
net pass a Sunday law, since that would
interfere with liberty OF conscience and
set up religious test.
In the Worlds Fair case this ques-
ton comes up in an entirely new form
and it is worth while to have it de-
cided. To that decision the people
must bow as to the law Of the land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
weod,ns OUT In wall stroot.

The legitimate business OF tho coun.
try is not hurt by the wedding out pro.
cess in Wall street. A great deal OF
Wall streets business is wind and
wator, and these two factors have been
eliminated to q considerable degree.
They will be reintroduced, doubtless,
but again the pressure Of circumstances
will be applied to them. When this
happens there is always a settling to.
wards basis Of uolid value. The coun-
try is not poorer by the water that has
been squeezed out OF whisky and cord
age, although some trusting ones are.
There is just as much real value there
as there was before. The difference is
that when everything is flying high the
speculative market docs not concern it.
uclf greatly about real values. That
concern comes later, after trouble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Colonel Thomas 2. Ochiltree says
there Is no etiquette In this country.
The colonel made this assertion beforegO-
ing to the Eulalia ball Thursday evening,
He was looking at one OF the gilded in
vitations. He said: "Thia talk about
etiquette and rules OF behavior in the
royal presence is all rot. II we we're in
Spain 1t would be all right to do as the
Spaniards do, but in this country we
do not risk our necks trying to back
away from people and bow at the same
time"
II there is any Worlds Fair pic at 81
per pic in tho Chicago bill for the on.
tertatnment of tho duke Of Veragua the
government should strike out tho item.
Tho American people are willing to
treat the duke like q prince, but there
are some extremes to which they will
not go.-& Louis Stdr.SayingS
Tho halcyon days are the seven days
before and the seven days after the
shortest day. The halcyon, or king.
tishet, Is supposed to be breeding Ut
this time, for which reason the sea, for
this fortnight, is supposed to very con-
siderately preserve perfect calm.
Mayor Ellert, OF San Francisco, has
written to the Hawaiian authorities
asking for tho privilege Of sending back
TO Hawaii the lepers who originally
came from there, and offering to pay
for their support at Molokai, where the
lepor settlement is located.
BY order Of tho German emperor
thoro has just been placed In one Of tho
cabins Of his yacht plate recording
tho fact that marshal Won Moltke
lived here from the Sd TO tho 10th Of
September, 1900"
In Exeter, Il. l., the average annual
salary OF teachers In 1902 was $24O IA.
The state as whole pays malc teachers
1915 80 and women Sl6l II. MassaChu.
sotts pays mon Sll8 OH women S48 H.
MeO York Recorder
Florida, somewhat lnto II would seOm,
Is appropriating $4,000 for state usO at
tho Worlds Fair, providing tho rail-
roads give like sum,-New York Rc.
oOrisr
II 10 proposed TO mount policemen on
bicycles In the suburban streets In New
York.
There 10 radish In Milan, Ga,
shaped almost perfectly like tho human
hand.
A Grand Rapids man boasts Of having
read tho bible through ISL timos.
Cooperative banks havo proven u
marked success In Germany.
There 10 Rod Pepper school district
In Shawnee county, Ras.
Fon colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
and sore throat use Dr. Thomas EClcc-
trio OIL, aud got tho genuine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
stnnnnl m a stnto court.

Tho action Of Judge Stein, Of tho Iii.
nola alato court, with regard to Sun.
day oponinM iS interesting and i'm.
pOttant SO far as It goes, but not con.
elusive, So far as his jurisdiction goes
no grants an injunction restraining In.
reference With tho opening Of tho fair
on Sunday.
The conclusive tcst iS to come in tho
United Staten courts, whore tho validity
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

THERE are not SO many OF the boys in
blue as there once were, and they are
not SO young as they were when they
marched to the front keeping step to
the music of the Union. 1t is q vanish
ing army, but it has achieved imperlsh.
able renown and lasting results.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
Tho POSTS Rights.

PGrkeTsbur0 STATE Journal (Rtp.l
Farnham post undoubtedly had the
right to express itself adversely to
abuses in tho pension system, but it
had no right whatever to violate we'll
established usages Of the organization.
That, 10 doubt, will BIO the verdict Of
the national encampment at Indianap.
ollie, to which an appeal is to DO made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
Tie Case NIisstated.
Philadelphia Record (Dcm,

Philadelphia Record (DcmL)
Members Of Farnhap post, Grand
Army, OF New York, Indignantly deny
that there is any "politics" in their
fight for honest pensions, or that they
were influenced by Tammany hall in
taking their stand in favor Of pension
reform. There is no occasion for Farm
ham post to deny anything nor to ex.
plain anything. 1t holds an impregna.
BILE position, with the groundwork OF
truth aolidly beneath its feet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
Wnrldla Colnmhlnn Itrnnnlllnn

Will DO Of value to tho world by illus.
trailing tho improvements in tho me.
ohaniCal arts and eminent physlCians
will toll you that tho progress In medic.
inal agents, has teen Of equal impOr.
tanc0, aud as a strengthening laxative
that Syrup Of FiRI 10 lat In advance Of
all others,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

WHEN there is a chance to boom the
old town it behooves the business men
OF Wheeling to put their heads to-
gether and discuss the situation. To.
nights meeting OF the chamber OF com.
merce is called for this purpose at tho
desire OF number OF business men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

NeD York AdpTttSe lind ReD,l
A southern exchange speaks OF the
G. A. Il. as "the Grand Army OF Ras-
calls" We believe We violate no con-
tldence when we say that this probably
represents the concrete sentiment Of
the solid south, which, it will DO re-
membered, was well and thoroughly
whipped by this sameG. A. r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
Tho Union is Secure,

While survivors and their friends are
laying flowers on the graves Of tho
Union dead tho rcmains Of tho chief Of
tho cOnioderacy are being bornO in
state to q tinal resting place, Tho cause
represented by that chief la dead beyond
resurrection, but no ono intOrtoros with
the ceremonies. The Union Is so firmly
established that there 10 no fear OF It's
being shaken by tho denomination
from Now Orleans to Richmond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
But Democrats Think They Can Afford 1t.
Buffalo Corumerei,,l iRenI

There is no political organization that
would dare to keep from deserving
pensioner the last dollar that he was
entitled to- on the other hand, there is
not political party that can afford to
shield those who are paying out Of the
public treasury one cent in the shape
Of pensions to those whoare not entitled
to it for honorable service, and who
were not at one time drawing and earn.
ing a loyal soldiers pay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
A Too.Nenlous Postmn

There is point in the Terre Hauto
postotIice matter. The newly appointed
postmaster highly resolved on u clean
sweep. He was confronted by the civil
service rules, but his genius soon over
came this obstacle. He bounced Re.
publicans on the. general charge Of
characterization.
Nothing could be easier than this
way of doing it. Every Republican is
supposed to DO insubordinato as soon
as Democratic chief takes hold. The
civil service commission, after looking
into the mattor, does not give tho post
master credit for his smooth scheme.
On the contrary 1t finds that, instead Of
being moved by high and patriotic
impulse, he merely wanted to get rid Of
tho Republicans in tho Office. In view
of the probability Of more of the same
kind the commission suggests to the
President rule to make 1t impossible.
Ii we are to have civil service reform
we may as we'll have the genuine article,
something that will bind and cannot be
knocked out Of countenance by every
postmaster or other officer OF equal i'm
portance in the interest Of his party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

THERE was not the rush to Jackson
Park on Sunday that was expected.
Probably the dosiro Of the people Of
Chicago and vicinity for Sunday open
ing has been exaggerated. Buffalo Bill
had good day. as usual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

THE New York Contrals Chicago flyer
beats its schedule time by three min
utes. This is great railrouding, from
New York to Chicago in twenty hours.
1t lie just possible that u schedule q
triae slower may DO little more safe
under present conditions. Some OF US
who are not in SO great a hurry will
take all precautions to be able to see
the show whom we get there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

Ohio STATE Journal (Rcp.)
President Cleveland has recalled his
promise to review the Grand Army
procession in Brooklyn next Tuesday.
The tish aro said to be biting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

OK a certain memorial day President
Cleveland was too busy to attend
memorial services anywhere, so he
went fishing. This is the unadorned
truth Of history.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
NEGLECTED. COLDS.
The Reason That so Many People Die
Of Consumption, Which Kills About
Nine Out Of Ten who Die Of Disease.
Two.Thirds of the Deaths from Lung
Trouble Might bs Avoided II the Ca
tarrhal Conditions Which Tend to it
Were Treated and Cured-Hood the
Warning Signs.

Hardly a day passes in which DE- Copeland
Bell and Davis are not brought in contact with
one, two, three or more cases in the last stages
ofcousumption, ana many Of them SO affected
with the disease that they arc beyond relief
much less cure
Tho history OF tbs majority OF these cases IS
somcwhatas follOws Some say that az some
time or other they had measles, which inaueeu
bronchial trouble aud persistent cough, uthels
said thai 1T one time or another thRy contraeIeu
cold, followed by cough and Gxpectoraiion' psl'
ter III summer worse In winter, attended Dy u
gradual loss OF flesh and strength, Others glye
history OF Ia grippe, and say that since Ing
Of mattery phlegm, shOTtneSs OF breath, grauuaI
loss OF flesh aud OF strength, and occasional
night SWeats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

When recovery or even Improvement IN these
cases failed TO show itself and the patient ha9
lost nearly third In weight became pale ana
debiiitatod, the chest had lost either i'S power
Of expansion or contraction. the collar bone,
ribs and bones OF tho shoulder Joint became
prominent, the night sweats proilso aud weak
ening, the stomach symptoms distressing, tue
cough persistent und hRrasSing, the mucous
puFulenL the voice husky. tue fingers clnpbed
and the mind gbnormally hopeful; tho family
and friends realize tho situation tho true ma
tuIe OF the disease, call In another doctor OK
perlenced In Ghost troubles who pr0nounces u
an unmistakablo case OF consumption, He
assures the family that In that stage cure Is hope
less aud advises them to resign themselves 10
the inevitable.
The foregoing statement fairly represents the
history and dccline OF the average C0nsumptiye.
II sneedess TO say that II the true nature Of the
case were In time correctly diagnosed, and Rc'
cOrdingly treated, as IN the case Of Mt Stewart,
given below, tho last and hopeless stage OF tho
diseQse would not have been reached:
In view Of our advanced knowledge OF the
different forms OF consumption and OF the
different changes that take place In the lungs
with the different stages OF each form, ana OF
the inventions and discoveries made TO arrest
the progress OF these changes, there Is no excuse
for permitting this ClaSs OF patients 10 pass into
d lOlDlosg duClluG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

Others again are unable TO assign any cause
for their III health. say their tist symptoms
were slight cough, generally dry aud hacking,
followed by the raising OF u thin mucous, when
In time becomes opaque aud streakeu WIN
blood, at times wandering pains IN inc upper
portion ollhe cheat and between the Anoulae iS
ual decline IN flesh and strength, They tell uS
that the family doctor III attendance pAs4re1,
them It was only little cold or hron99niai
trouble, or dyspepsia, or general debility from
which they MnIill In timN RECOVER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
ASH Democrats organ Sees 1t,


1t was merely common honesty and
patriotism and not politics that caused
Farnham Post to protest against pen.
sion frauds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

liz 10 not a patriot in the highest
scenso Of tho word who throws banana
skins on tho sidewalk. Arc there not
enough broken logs In tho worldH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
HOWARD HAzLETT, Sec
TRUSTEE's SALE.

NhUSTEES SALE.
by virtue Of three deeds OF trust made by Will.
lam Hamilton and Lottle Hamilton, his wife, 10
me as trustee the first dated April II, 1855, re-
corded In tho Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. In Decd o.
Trust Book No. u page / the second dated July
O 1885 recorded IN slid clerks office IN Deed OF
Trust Book No. "a page 100, the third dated Aug.
ust q, 1890 recorded In said clerks office In Deed
OF Trust Book No, II, pago O. will soil at tho
north front door OF the Court House OF said
county, on
MONDAY, THE 3D DAY OF JULY, 1898,
commencing at 10 o'clock q IN, tho following
described property, that is to say:
Part Of lots numbered Three and Sixteen, In
Klein Stifel's Gtandvlow subdivision, In the
First ward Of the City Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia. that Is 70 snyi 30 much OF the lot
No. 8 In said subdivision Us lies within the fol-
southwest corner Of said lot, running thence
northwardly with the west line thereof % feet,
moro or less, 10 tho southerly line OF the road rs
now used; thence with tho southerly aud west
erly line OF tho road as now used to where mo
same lntersects with the south line Of said lot;
thence with said south limo westerly TO the
place Of beginning.
Also, so much OF lot No 1G, IN sOid subdlyiI'
sion as lies south Of a line running parallel with
stfllght limo Will intersect tho west line OF SAID
lot No whom the southcrly line OF the road IS
now used lnterseCtl said west line.
Tho title 10 said property Is believed to DO Gr..
iect but selling HS trustee. Will convey ohly
the title vested In me BY said deeds oitrust
TRIMS OF sALI:-One:thlrd aud Us much more
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on tho day
Of sale, the balance IN Two equal inStallmcnls ~
one aud two years, notes bearing Interest from
the day sale, 10 DO given for the deferred pay.
made In iSil. v. J'W' CowbEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLBR, AuCtloneOr. myI
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Under the dllsie' and soft waving grass
=, hoping ~ beauty the place where they Law.
Down n the valley, the long narrow pass.
calmly aTe resting the blue aud the gray.

N hoDihg ~ beauty the place where they Law.
Ne c1Il u tue valley, the long narrow pass.
calmly aTe resting the blue aud the gray.
sahrod to death In the fierce strife Of war.
:, fOemen no longer they sleep side by sidal
tlSslOn's Wild tuInult no longer q bar
Death has united whom lie did divide,
TFumpets may blaFe and the cannon may roar,
Armies may shake the tirm earth with their
Nothing shall mar or disturb eyermoro
The peace that Is theirs In their lone, silent
cover with garlands whore quiet they lay,
sunlight fall brightly, and breexes soft blow;
Question not whether they wore blue or gray,
question not whether they were friend or foe,
Liie has is errors US ocean It's gales
4empess OF passion which die while they
Charity pleads that they draw close the veil
rather forgive as we even forgive,
soltly may summer winds blow DER their grave,
,Hently the autumn leaves fall on theIrsod;
WhetheF they cover the blue or tho gray;
Oyer both watches the same loving God.
Prayers for the lIvIng-a flower for the dead;
Charity may not and would not do less;
Leave them TO rest In their lono, narrow bed;
God knoweth all--in Ills love may He bless.
w o. HlLSt!OLr!h, IN ChFisildn at Work,
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Fon colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
and sore throat use Dr. Thomas EUlcc-
trio OIL, aud got tho genuine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

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