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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-04
OUR BOUNDARY SUIT.


Constitutional Complications IN the West
Virginia and Maryland Case.
Selr loTk Word
The states OF Virginia and Tennessee
have for years been engaged in legal
controversy over the town Of Bristol.
The state line has been supposed to run
along certain street, and any person
violating the law on one side had only
to cross over and avoid arrest until a
requisiIion could be secured. There
are two City Councils. two mayors, and
two sets OF police. The Inconvenience
OF such a situatlon may well DO i'm
aginOd.
But a controversy has arisen between
Maryland and West Virginia OF still
greater Importance, the former claiming
the entire territory lying between the
north and south branches OF the Poto'
mac river, consisting OF six large
counties, with population OF nearly
one hundred thousand. Should Mary
land win the snit other counties be-
longing to West Virginia viii beenlirely
isolated from the rest,
lNere Is no provision LOT tuo SSuluk
OF territory by one state TO another in
either the federal or state constitutions,
though state may cede territory to the
federal government. AS each state re-
tains all the sovereignty not expressly
delegated to the federal government it
might be supposed that the power to
sell is inherent in the state, aud with
the power to sell goes the power to con-
vey title. But the constitution OF the
United States provides that no state
shall enter into 'any agreement or
compact with another state" without
the consent of Congress, SO the action
OF Congress would be necessary to rat
lily any agreement on the part OF either
state to sell the disputed territory to
the other.
The result would be that should the
federal court decide the case in favor OF
Maryland the state OF Vest Virginia
would have several COUNTIES completely
isolated. and in order to effect any com.
promise the action OF Congress would
be required.
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SAVED MY LIFE
Would Have Scratched Myself to
Death but for Cuticura. Best Doc
tors Two Years. Bills $125.
Expended $3.50 for outicura Rene.
dies. 1 am To-Day a Well Man,
With Smooth Skin.

was afflicted two years with disease the
doctors called rlng-worm, herpes, or salt rhenm.
was treated by three different doctors the best
could find, but they did me no good. Ny doc
tors bills were SIS. One told me would have
to go of to some healing springs 10 get well. l
saw your advertisement, and wrote 10 you over
a year ago. A young friend Of mine was going
to New Orleans, La, at the time, aud sent by
him 10 bring mo back some OF the CuTiCURA
REMEDIES. He bought two boxes CuTiCURA, two
cakes CUriCUTA SOAP and one bottle CUT1cURA
RR,oLyERg must thank God for your Curl
CURA REMEDIES coming to my relief am now
tO-dny well man; my neck, shoulders, and
arms are as smooth as they ever were | have
had good health ever since commenced TO use
the CUTiCUIA REMEDIES ! am spreading the
fame oft everywhere go, for II Is Il God send
to suffering humanity II was the CuIlcuRA
REMEDIES which saved my life. would have
scratched myself 10 death. ! have quit using
the medicine now for nine months aud no trace
Of tho disease has showed UP since.
A, II. MABRY, Sh0ppardtown, Miss
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MORNING SMILES.

Mrs. Flynn-"Oi hear yer daughter
Rosie do be foine dancer, Mrs. Multi.
gan" Mrs. Mulligan-"Indade, Mrs.
Flynn, lSez heard the truth. Shure, the
neighbors come from miles around to
see mo Rosie do the turpentine dance"
-Harrara Lampoon.
Deacon-"Yes, you can go on for a
time in your present course; but re.
member, the wages OF sin is death"
Young Frivol-"Oh, Pm not so mercen-
airy as to think only OF pay. I'm quite
willing to let the wages go."-BostOn
Transcript
Young Man-"May l present myself
as sutton for your hand% Maiden
II AN sorry to disappoint you, but the
fact Is betrothed myself to-day TO
another" Young MAXWELL, what
about tomorrow Fti<get9e Bla<ttr.
Manager-"You claim, sir, 10 have
every qualification OF an actor?" Ham.
let do Hamphatte-"Well, perhaps ]
ought to mention the fact that am
slightly deaf--the result OF SO much ap-
plauso, you know."-Ezchqnge.
Ten Broke (despairlngly)-"some-
times 1 think lam too poor to hope to
win your hand in marriage" Pene-
lope-"What q coincidencet Why,
that's what papa and mamma say every
day."-New York Herald.
Where was Moses when
the light went out?' jester" Say,
that's chestnut" Chester-"No; it's
Jerusalem art o joke" Jes.er-"0h,
you're tuberilliant." Chester-"so l
yam."-ErehGnge.
Judge-"You are here on charge oil
stealing wood. and are liable to pay q
fine. Do you plead guilty or not
guilty." Prisoner-"That depends,
your honor. whether the fine Is big
one or not."-La Famiie.
Gildersleeve-"A Philadelphia man
has a carriage which he says Washing
ton once owned" Misunderstanding
has the hack Washington took at the
cherry tree ?"--B,OokiwLite.
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WHAT DOES this MEAN {?
What Power or Influence Stayed
HsF Hand 2
Why Could She Not Burn the Book as
She Twice Trlel To DO'
Certainly This is a Most Singular and
Remarkable Letter.

Following Is one OF the strongest OF lettars- 1t
is from the pootess and author, Mrs, F. HelsIen'
who resides at 100 Bedford ave, Brooklyn n, y
zone day my doorbell rang, managed 10
so down stairs to answer It, On opening the
door found on the stop pamphlet l picked
it up, went back upstairs aud laid II aside not
having life or energy TO care 10 read II l read
very little else but the Bible, at that time was
so sick. was only Just alive,
Il had tried different doctors, each telling
me had different disease, till was dis
couraged OF ever being well again. For three
long Yeas this had lasted could not eat,
sleep or rest day OF night. Az times when
would lie down It seemed as II cords drew my
head backward, Ny back, head and sides felt
at times as iithey would come apart My mem
DRY was meary gone, God only knows what
and how | suffered Many times, night and
day when would lie down felt as II should
never &c, up again.
zone day started to make Ore; the panph'
let lay ia slght took it to use, aud as went to
put 1t in the stove, It seemed hand pulled my
sleeve, Rad could not DO So IGgSln attempted
to burn it, and again it seemed as though a
hand pulled me back. As had been feeling
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IrThey Only Knew.

There are sundry thousands, not to
say millions OF Democrats who would
be much more enthusiastic to-day ii
they could be brought to believe that
the incoming administration is to be
Democratic from the spoils point Of
view. ErF
Mr. Cleveland has been doing deal
OF independent talking and acting since
he was elected. He hasgiven the Office
hunters to understand that he will go
about these things in his own way aud
in his own good time.
What is to he mis- way? Is the ap-
pointment OF Judge Gresham as secre-
tary OF state forestate OF what is to
come? Are moro men not Democrats
to BIO put on guards?
Is the scope Of civil service reform to
be further enlarged, leaving Republi-
cans in and Democrats out? Is party
service to be against an applicant for
office? Is there to DO much show, little
show or no show for "the boys in the
trenches?"
These are the thoughts that are run
ming through Democratic minds and
the interrogation points are sharp and
strong. watch and wait" brethren,
The longer you live the more you may
find out
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Gte GatetLlgtnter.
WHEELING, MARcn .. lsOs.
a strong Administration.

To-day ends one OF the conspicuously
strong administration in the country's
history. 1t has been American through
and through. 1t was its fortune TO
have to deal with more than usually
important foreign questions.
Circumstances brought within the
term OF President Harrison more ques-
tions OF this character than ever con-
fronted a predecessor except in the civil
war time. Every one OF them was met
with dignity, forbearance and courage.
II is safe to say that the manner oil
meeting these incidents has given the
United States new and stronger hold
on the respect OF the world.
The administration Of President Har-
rlson has been clean as we'll as strong.
It's record is blurred by no scandal.
Every department has been we'll admin
istercd and there has been no suspicion
OF iObbery.
The personal bearing Of the President
has added to the regard in which he
was already held. He goes out Of Office
with the satisfaction Of knowing that
he has put on the history of his country
the impress Of his marked ability and
strong character.
In the retirement of private life he
will continue to be conspicuous citi-
zen of the republic and an acknowledged
leader OF his party.
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very much worse, as would die, in fact, SO
nervous aud trembling. my head aching, com
posed myself enough to read It, It was pamph
let advertising Dr, Greene's NerVura blood and
nerve remedy became so interested in what
read that decided to use this remedy
"Iu one half hour after beginning It's use. /
felt change for the better. That night slept
the first night in months continued to use 1t.
and now. thank God, am we'll and enjoy good
health. Iwlsh oil that suffer would use this
wonderful medicine for without 1t 1 should
have been dead"
The above remarkable cure will influence
thousands TO use this wonderful medicine, Or.
Greene'S Hervua blood and nerve remedy
This IS the season OF the year when everybody
needs spring medicine, and all who are ailing
or who are out oiorder from spring debility can
be Immediately made we'll aud strong by this
great remedy Doctors recommend It highly.
1t is purely vegetable and harmless, indeed 1t is
the prescription and discovery OF physician,
d.. Greene, the successful specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases, OF IS W. 4th St.,
New York
He can DO consulted free personally or by
latter
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Must Not Play Progressive Euchrc.

Must Not Play Progressive Euchrc.
Columbus, Indiana, must be prepar-
ing for the millennium. There may be
two opinions about the propriety OF
playing cards, but certainly there can
not be any good ground for the indict-
ment OF men and women who play pro-
gressive euchre for the little prizes
common on such occasions.
1t is decidedly not gambling game.
Nobody puts up a stake. The host pro-
yides certain gifts. This is all there is
of it. The chief objection to the pro-
gressive feature is that it spoils a good
game; but this is hardly an indictable
offence.
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A snbIlme sneotncle.

For tho nineteenth time in the his.
tory OF the country tho President win
to-day retire from office, giving way
peacefully to his successor and grace
fully accepting the verdict OF the people.
President Harrison will awake this
morning commauder.in.chief OF the
army and navy Of the United States.
He will BIO the commander Of all the
forces that shall assemble to-day at tho
capital and he will hold command
until, agrecably to law, his successor
shall have taken tho oath Of office.
There Is no subimer spectacle in the
historyof tho government, and he is on
American unworthy Of his citizenship
whose bosom docs not swell with pride
in It's contemplation. II represents tho
acquiesconce OF great minority in the
will OF the majority.
Foreigners b9holding the intensity,
almost fury, OF our partisan contests
some times SEQ in them tho rapid decay
OF our Institutions They who look
upon tho final net in our great quad
rennial drama must SEQ In II an unfal.
toring adherence TO republican prlnci,
pie which gives another promise that
tho republic shall DO perpetual.
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A good investment in life, protection
in death, Is the result obtained by u
combination formed by the Eastern
Building and Loan Association, OF SYRIA
Cuse, N. Y, and the National Life In.
surance Association, Of Hartford, Conn.,,
under definite contract.
Fully paid up stock $500 per sharo)
pays per cent per Nnnum.
All secured by frat mortgages on i'm.
proved city property
For further information or agency
apply 10 A. Roeder & Son, Bolaire, o.,
managers for West Virginia, or to
Michael Stein, agent, Fulton, w, Va, a
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Amor MANY Yonrs,

To-day for tho first tlmo In third Of
n century tho Democratic party takes
complete control with tho President
nnd both branches Of Congress Of TINT
party the Democracy has both tho
power aud tho responsibility, The ina.
iorlty In Congress is sufficient to give
the Democrats full swing, II thOy and
the President can Rot along they can
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CARTER HAnatsoS has the Democratic
nomination for mayor OF Chicago, aud
he has also bolt on his hands and a
hard road to travel He is accused OF
rigging up machine and using it in
the most approved machine fashion. 1t
is beautiful row as it stands.
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Hard to Please.

NtW iWE L'te' 'a HHlaata
Grover Cleveland knew no peace dur
ing the closing years Of his previous adj
ministration because OF the dangerous
surplus in the treasury. He assumes
office with similarly disturbed state OF
mind, because the danger has been re-
moved.
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Different.


PW'15uTgN C0mneTelG! GaacN
The President-elects veto of the pen
sion building Sunday concert, sched-
uled for the 9th inst, and intended as a
feature OF tho Inauguration, gives gen.
eral satisfaction. This must not be
COMPOUNDED with his regular style Of
pension vetoes.
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Cuticura Rasolvant

Tho new Blood purifier, internally TO cleanse
tho blood Of all Impurities aud poison.
Gus elcmonts), and cUriCuRA, tho great
skin cure, and CUTiCUHA soar. an OK.
quiAltG sklu hcRutlaer, externally TO clear the
skin md scalp. and restore the hair, instantly
relieve and speedily cure every species Of itch.
Ing, burning, scaly crusted pimply, scroiulOus,
and hereditary diseases aud hunor OF the skin,
scalp, and blood with loss OF hair, from In.
fancy 10 age, from plinples 10 sCruiulA
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WEST VIRGINIA may not show up to
advantage in the distribution OF the
good things, but West Virginia will be
in the big crush to-day with her banner
and her hopes Gying high.
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INAUGURATION sQUIBs.
A solemn March.

Sew York AdrGRsL
Swiftly and solemnly the Democrats
are swooping down on Washington,
Swiftly, because they fear that some Of
the offices may get away before they
arrive. solemnly, because they are
about to appear in the presence OF the
Amounted One with all HE consecra-
tions fresh upon him. 1t is an i'm
pressive scene.
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Trot out the Prosperity.

Heu York Recorder. -Ifa.
That was a golden promise made by
the Democratic editors and orators last
summer and fall in the event of success
and now the hour OF realization has ar.
rived. Bring on the Democratic pros
perity,
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make and unmake public policies at
will. Its a great opening for business
and for blunders.
INC CharIeston WranRle.

Part of the legislature is mad with
the governor for yetoing the tax bill
and both houses are mad with each
other over the pending propositions,
and there is no business in them. It
should be understood by members OF
the legislature that the people take no
interest in their petty squabbles, largely
Of personal nature,
The people don't care rap who are
the big men and who ara the little
ones, They want their business at
tended to in a business.like way and
within a reasonable time limit This
is not the way the legislature went
about it during the regular session.
This is not the way it is going about it
now. There is an ugly tangle and a
threat to adjourn without passing the
appropriations.
The row is unseemly to the last de-
gree. 1t gives this legislature place in
the history OF the sIatswhich the faith
iu. public servants in that body do not
deserve, and which has been industri-
ously labored for by the hair-pulling
statesmen who would be more fifty
located in a legislative kindergarten.
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The growl OF the Tammany tiger will
be heard in Washington to-day and it
will not DO sweet music in Mr.. Cleye-
lands ears.
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IT will be the same old white house,
but there will DO new face at tho win.
dow
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Knows How 1t Is.
Cliea1o Mter.O:ean.

Chicago Inter. Ocean
Cleveland knows too we'll how a Eel.
low feels who wants an office and wants
it bad to poke any anxious seeker after
Il p6stofiice in the ribs Walk right in
and ask for what you want.
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HiGShtngton Pest
Hon. Dink Bolts, accompanied by
several other distinguished Georgians,
arrived yesterday. Now let the show
begin.
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scnuRz will rend himself If President
Cleveland doesn't toss him bone.

sptelal pL,pnlcA % Ae Inlrlllqene1l

oDtcIlI UIp1IcN 10 NC IWWIWNttt
PARREBnURG, March 3.--Carnoy Mul.
Ion who loss than year ago was work.
ing for @. II Caldwell and ]. 4. Harris
as tool dresser in tho oil business, has
Just sold his interest in what had been
considered a worthless lease In the Nc.
Donald field for $4,000. lie is horo
now to look altor his niece, widow Of
the late Tim Mullen.
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Nomore inviting feast than the streets
Of Wheeling was ever spread before the
gentlemsply scavenger "where Is he
at?"
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GOVERNOR MAcCoRKLE is on the spot
to get a taste OF an enraged legislature.
1t is not likely to I'LL him with agree.
able sensations. He may want to veto
something himself one Of these days.
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WE are all hurrahing for Mr.. Glove.
land to-day, for to-day he becomes the
President OF all true Americans. Hail
to the chief! { So z
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SOME OF us would have been glad if
General Harrison could have continued
to do business at the old stand, but
such is life in great country.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND and General Harrison
not only speak as they pass by, but ex-
change visit. We arc not nation OF
Doors
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Irisareliet be told that Isaac Pussy
Gray is to be pacifed with the Mexican
mission. 1t would be awful to have
Isaac Pussy unpacifed in this time Of
peaceful Joy.
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would Get Left.

PWSour5h Deapdteh'
A general election just now would
show marked Democratic losses while
admirers OF the President-elect are con.
centrated at the national capital.
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STAND BY the old flag, President Glove.
land, aud your countrynen will stand
by you.
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SALVATION OIL should always be kept
in tho kitchen. For tho ready cure OF
scalds and burns it has no equal. %
cents.
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AsSAp.sHor OF Judge Grosham's emo.
tons to-day would be worth much moro
thanpar. lilo will have emotions.
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A New Departure.

Ntw York World
Mr. Harrison will pass into history as
the first American President TO trade
places with an ex-Presidant.
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Sold Ovcrywhoto. Ptlcs UUriCuaA, 900. soar.
2jci BiDLvENr 81. PtpplgOl bY tho Potter
UD'"llow TO cara skin DlseaseI." Of pigoI, %
illustrations aid 100 testimonials. mnfiet FREQ.
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INAUGURATION news crowds out this
weeks installment of the interesting
seriel, "The White Gipsey," which will
be given next week.
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LOOK OUT FOR MOTH.
CAMPHOR NAPTHoL CAKES
Destroys Them!
CAMPHOR NAPTHOL CAKES
Keeps Them Out Of Y our House,
CAMPHoR NAPTHOL CAKES
Are foe Sale By
r. H. LIST, DRY iSf5 aliS !.
OF WILL.

Ollcc OF the Clerk OF tho County Court, OH
County, W Va. In the matter ofthc nfobii
Of the will Of Elizabeth 81. Ffeeso. deceased
The object OF the petition filed In this mailt
OIL the ID day Of March A. II. 1873, Is to hN
admitted TO probate paper writing, purpOtIy
to DO the will Of Elizabeth NJ FFCest. dOcua,4
bearing date on the nth day OF October A I,
1856, aud II appearing from an nfldavIt az
With me In my Office that Mary L. ROcrOn u
MoNnughion, Kate o. Straub, George Wnh.
ton FtecSa, MnrT Wallace and Maria Black n
sons who nrO therein and IN said petition 4
Sht'a 10 DO insgiIvsteu ~ lhs Lro9aie ao,lll
that they do appear NJ my Office In the Guy
Wheeling, IN the county and State niof1
Within one month after the date Of the ilriWy
llCntlOn Of hereof aud do what I, noccvpV 10
protect iholr Interest IN said matter. ThN hli
Ing OF said petition sset iOr the 9Th dtf OF Aii'
A. y, 1891 a. the hour Of 10 O'Clocg d. m
Published Tor tho Gnl tlmc March 4 l.ll
GEORGE HOOK tt.
A. ]. CLAIRE Attorney mis-
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You Mood Not do to Ilcnp BENEFITS.

ATTEND our 1lnrguin Sale of Umbrellas
this week. 1. q. DILLON & co.
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Now THAT Mr.. Corbett knows what
Mr.. Sullivan thinks OF him he will be
able to settle down to systematic train
ing for the glorious work OF the beam
ing future. Mr., Sullivan ia a great
thinker.
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THERE is no better proof Of the excel
lence OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than
that it is recommended by leading
physicians.
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ZIG bargains In Umbrellas this week.
J. u, DILLON g. co.
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ATTEND our bargain sale of Umhrciias
this week. t,u, DILLON & 90.
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COAL
no coal coNsuMEnsl

Got the best twill pay you. lam prepared
IA. furnish No. . Pool Coal from Fi6pr,hml
mines nj FlnOyyllO IA retail or wholesale
NJ tue lnwe'l market prices All orders prnmp :
attended 4. u TEAsDALE
Corner s!Ste3nlh.A Az ghapQno Streets, Wheel
ing W. Va Telephone H.
NH This coal Is mined by organized mln,tt
dear
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RErUBMcAS or Democratic, hurrah
for Uncle Sam. HO is our Uncle Sam
and wo back him against tho world
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-A FIRST-CLAs> CO0F
w Must come with good iesommal!s,.,'-
Apply a. 80 f0lucenIh street ~.