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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

Pars,rs5urg s,q.. Jour-ci tgep.j

Pcrt,rsJur1 StG!. J0ur-Gl i2ep.l
Tho Wheeling Rcgister is booming E
Windy Wilson for senator for all there
is in It. Amoug other thing 1t Gays
that at has already developed that no
has many friends TO help him, and he
may be considered very strong candi-
date. Governor Wilson himself de-
clares that If the field is left to himself
and Senator Camden he will defeat the
latter with ease, though friends OF the
latter laugh at this" This is very in
teresting, TO be sure. But it is much
moro go, 10 read that zone thing is sure,
the tigdt will not be made on personal
grounds" Why, certainly not. Perish
the thought The whole Democratic
preas arc not assassinating Senator Cam
den on personal grounds" They are
doing it because they love him! Speed
the day. from 4 Republican standpoint,
when Windy Wilson standa as the ex-
poncnt and chief leader OF the west
Virginia Democracy! lie is wild, WOOL
~ and don't-care.a-blank for consc-
quences. lie is the ideal Democrat
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Tho Mhite Cnps of Long Run.

Ii it be true that man and woman
living under the same roof Of Long Run
were scandalizing the neighborhood. the
indignation OF the men OF tina. com.
munity does them credit. There is,
however, lawful way to reach these
things. II is not the white cap" way.
The citizens who masked Themselves
and set out TO tar and feather the man
were proceeding unlawfully to stop an
unlawful thing. Their plan OF opera.
ton is resort TO mob law. for which
there is no Justification whatever in IN
orderly community such as We have in
Ohio county.
The mon OF Long Run who engaged
in this business should understand that
it is 4 dangerous thing to arouse the
mob spirit. The first nc, OF a mob may
be directed against 4 guilty person; no.
body can foretell what the next act may
be or, where the blow may fall. Under
any sort Of mob rule crybody's prop.
erty and life are in peril
The Long Run men have, OF course,
no thought Of going beyond the mat
ter which aroused them, but they
might easily find themselves powcrless
against others to whom they havo set
tho example. The movement was Il
serious mistake which the 1HTELMGES-
GER hopes may not BIO repeated here.
Fortunately the men went no fur
Their than to drive out OF the neighbour
hood the obiec. OF their indignation.
and even this they had no right to do.
The laws arc not silent in Ohio county.
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Philadelphia Record tDsW.)
OF what worth Is party organization
Except for spoiis) when its principles
and platform can DO set ABIDE and q
strange programme established to which
the party ha4 never given its assent =?
In place OF the tariff Tor revenue upon
which the Democratic party carried the
elections OF 1892 it is proposed to sub
stitute q new edition OF the Mckinley
Law, supplemented with federal in
come tax. Never from the time OF JET
ferson to the present hour has the Dem
ocratlc party failed to denouuce a fed
eral income tax as mischievous and un-
constitutional. Tins income tax pro-
vision in the pending thrift bill has been
foisted upon the Democratic party in
coutemptuous defiance OF its platform
and in violation OF its principles. A
party must be possessed Of tremendous
vitality ii it can survive such blow q.
the very heart OF its organization.
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The Prcsidcnt's Outings.

The critics of official propriety are
very much wrought UP because the
Presidcnti is taking an outing on GOV.
ernnent boa:- They have been heard
from before, and still the country
lives.
A President who does nothing worse
than this will not do anything very bad.
His presence on the government boat
does not hurt the boat, which has to be
somewhere and may as well serve the
President good turn.
There is never more than one Presi-
dental one time; he can never use more
than one boat at time. The abuse. if
such it be. can never reach the dignity
OF great wrong"
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
rRtgAurp AocOEDrNG TO THE
roGHrLAs or
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
ASD USpEa MssrTrKyEioS.
TESTINE.

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sulrnr from excessive meu,al work; emotional
eIciiemen, or other causes capable OF leSening
tho force and oudu,ADco Of tho several organs OF
the holy, depression Otipi'la, mclancho!!A anu
certain types OF lnaaityi in cases o! muscular
weakness, or Of rcncral debility ucuEA'!heniN
and all Irritable ,tito, 0; the brain, spinal cord
OF nervous system generally In nervous ana
couec,t!vc headache; 10 neuralgia and In nef'
you, dyzpep,ll; In weak states OF the gunCratiVe
system tn all Of the AUlye.namcI condition"
Te,,!nc VIII b. found Of the greatest service
Dose, . Drops. Pricc e drachmsl, y. 80
Where local druEgiNs arc no. supplied with
the Hammond Animal ExtiEc. they Will be
mailed. together with all existing literature on
the subject on rtcoip; Of price, by
THE CuLUl5nIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. {.
Logan Drug Company. Agents for wheeling.
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REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for the Annua! Convention
of the State League.

The Sixth Annual Convention Of the Repub.
lican League Of the State OF wcSt Virginia will
convene iu the city OF FAIRhOST. Marion
county, at II O'Clock ! IN. Tuesday, JGnc 10.
1921, for tho election Of officers for the Gu
suIrg year. the selection OF delegates % the
Seventh Annual Convention OF tho Republican
Lceguc Of the United StH:es 70 be held in Dcu-
yer. Colorado. June 8. l314 and !Ot the t-anS-
action Of such other br,!ncss rs may regularly
come before II.
Each RcpubI!cnn Club in the Slate Is entitled
10 be represented By FIVE delegates. Full In
formation as TO the rate Of transportation Will DO
published as soon Hs the necessary arrangements
can be made.
address al communications to tho Secretary.
at Wheeling ". Va.
EDGAR P. RUCHER President
J. K. HALL Secretary.
tRGpub!lcau papers OF the STATE please copy.l
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Tho Campaign In Alabama,

Col. Oates sailed In as the aImiuig.ra.
ton candidate tor the Irregular Demo.
cratic" nomination for governor OF Ala.
bama With all the help the admins.
tration could give him and all no and
his personal friends could do he got the
majority Of the convention by forty
votes.
This IS no! m overwhelming admins
ttation victory. Tho administration IL
not popular in Alabama. There is an-
other Democracy, the JeGersonian,
otherwise tho kolb party, which Is
dead get against Nr. Cleveland aud all
bis works. The JGGersouians will do
their best TO defeat Oates, and 1t may
be that they will have the help OF u
good many who failed 10 defeat him il
the convention.
!. The result OF the campaign depends
largely upon the amount oil fine work
the regulars can getiu. II they can do
as they did when thoy defeated kolb,
get more majority out OF certain coun-
ties than there are people in those
counties, vote dead men and men who
never lived, and take other liberties
with the ballo,-box, Colonel Oates and
the administration may win trium-
plant regular Democratic" yindica-
ton.
The JcGnrsonians declare that the old
game will not work this time and that
they are prepared TO resist all efforts to
play it. The Alabama situation is full
| OF interest
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WHEELING, MAY 81, 1894.
Notice to Republicans.

Ths Republican votes o! Ohio colnty will
meet IN their several districts on saturday even
ing, June Q. nj O'Clock. n suggest Fnrses i3r
district officers, delegates ~ couq:y aud CON
gre1si0nElrOnyeEa 0ns Hul Tor member OF copHtT
executive rufnIhittce N be voted for NJ the pf!'
males TO be held E.yg:Giy Jggc q. 1891
Zach district Elli Le rui!t!e! TO tTc eflcgates
10 the county convention. s9d convention 10
nominate delegates for tlc-Legi'laturu, oCSa1l.
dat. for Criminal Judge and select senatorial
cuuierees.
Zach district will be cnttied 20 the following
number Of delegates lOr the congtca4!ouA! con-
Yeutlon.
Washington. {; Madison, Q: Cav. G.. Union, .:
Centre J: Webster, :. Ellchic. g: TEiadeiphta. j.;
Liberty. .; Ricb!-nd. ! total. 81.
the suggestion meetings Will DO held 81 tho
following places
Wellington Dis.rrt-vi;ilnn: Engine House
Madison DlStrlct-SecOnf Ward Market Hall
Clay DLstrict-Ohio County Republican Club
Room
TnioU DIstdct-Polfe Court Room.
Centre DEtrict-Ho0k aud Ladder House,
Webster DIsTrlc Hose House
Richie DiSirlct-MUZArI Hail.
Liberty District-CentEe School Iiouge.
TrIAdolphlA DistTct-Vance Hotel, Trladel-
phio.
Kchland Dlstrict-BIIck schoo! House.
J. k HALL, Chairman.
J. w hISDLgEEEGER Secretary mo tetl.
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Cincinnati TfnKs'SMr.
The Central Labor Council threatens
to bring suit against Superintendent
De.ssch for preventing Frye's so-called
army OF industrials from entering the
city. Such suit, ii begun, would bring
out some points OF law not generally
understood, one OF these the right of
every community to protect itself from
Migrants, whether coming as indivdu-
ais or az armies. The Central Labor
Council might well consider what right
it has to ship an army of destitute men
to Parkersburg, W. Va, city upon
which they have no claims, aud where
they must either beg, steal or starvc.
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IN LIGHTER VEIN.

A man was being tried for hog steal
ing in southwest Georgia justice court.
lie had an accomplish in tho theft, to
whom the judge snid: You knew this
fellow stole that hoc?" 81 did, your
honor" "And yet you helped him eat
til" 81 did, your honor; but he was
sickly man, an il he'd ha' eat that
whole hog he'd ha' died certain pit
luntG Constitution.
A man from neighboring town saw
IN advertisement in dime novel which
read; "a sewing machine for fifty
cents" He forwarded the fifty cents
and received two needles and an awl.-
Troy Times.
Editor-'I want an article written on
How to Make Poultry Pay" Con-
tributor-"Wcll, you'd better ask tho
man who does the fishing stories. then;
he's the best liar on the uG."-ARy
.SIop9'S.
II hope you have not been hasty in
accepting this young man. Do you
know anything about him?" Daughter
-"Why, certainly | do. His name is
Smith, Pm alnios. certain. Inter
Ocean.
He-"Thcn l understand that you
contend for an equality Of tho sexes"
She-"Not at all. | don't expect men
ever will be quite equal to women" y
boston TRANSCRIPT.
"Just think, captain, the major has
actually married the rich old maid"
"ObviorEly no wanted to have his gci-
den wedding at once."-Fiiegsnls
Biaettr.
as the jury out?" "Gucaa it is. Fol.
Ter what promised 'em s. apiece got
robbed before he'd paid over Their
cash. "-BuBd'O Courier.
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PcnnsYIynnia Hcnublicans.

Pennsylvania Republicans have
named tho next state officers and ham
mered the party in power in fine style.
Tho tone OF the tariff plank is tart, but
all that is said is true. There is a little
sparring ior position on tho money
question, but every Republican who
goes to Congress from Pennsylvania
will vote righ. on that question. Only
the senatorial side OF tho Pennsylvania
delegation has any financial faint.
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Are you weak and weary, ovcrworkcd
and tired? Hoods Sarsaparilla is Just
tho medicine you need to purify aud
quicken your blood and to give you
appetite and strength. II you decide to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla do not DO in-
duccd to buy any othe.. ANY effort to
substitute another remedy is proof OF
the merit OF Hoods.
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OSE way TO get rid Of civil service 70.
form Is to stArvo It out This Is the
way tho Democrats are going about it.
When they thought they wore yearn-
ing for civil service reform their real
yearniug was for a puIlatthe pie wagon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

The kGntucky women are not letting
up on Colonel Breckinridge. They will
fight him to the end. Although they
cannot vote they are far from power.
less. and the men recognize them as q
mighty factor in the fight.
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Pennsylvania will have for her next
govornora man worthy to DO the chief
magistrate OF that great commonwealth.
General Hastings Ia very high grade
man and has won fairly the popular
favor that compelled his nomination.
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The senate could easily pry open the
door Of its bribery star chamber. A
resolution of command would do it, to
tho great credit OF the senate. The pco.
plo take no stock in 4 secret invcs,iga-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

Do YOU ask your grocer for the
Wheeling Bake5y's Tin Seal Bread i?
hey have greatly increased the size OF
loaves. making bread mnch cheaper 10
the consumer than ever before. Their
five and ten cent loaves arc simply
cnormolls
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IT is not unreasonable to demand that
. theological seminary shall DO in &C.
cord with tho church whose counten-
anco it asks and for which it educates
ministers. Ii the seminary be not in
accord with tho church certainly it,
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Amid to Monkey with nuzz.snw.

Charleston G75tH tDIl)
Wonder wha, tho Wheeling Register
would say il it should happen to SEQ tho
letter OF Mr.. Randolph Stalnaker p
FairmOnt Vet Virginian.
Like every other seli-respecting paper,
tho Register said nothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

A LONDON man got around the world
in sixty-four days, eleven hours and
twenty minutes. It takes the Demo
cratic party good dea! longer than
that to get around tariff bill, and the
Job isn't ended vel.
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DEMOCRATIC tariff butchers begin to
show that they have hides that can be
punctured. Thus vanshes the sup.
posed pachydernatousness OF the ideal
Democratic statesman.
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chamber voted the ministry down. The
issue was we'll understood and the de-
feat OF tho goYcrnmen. was crushing
and instan teous.
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graduate, arc not likely to be. This
Is, in brlci. tho seminary question be.
fore the Presbyterian general assembly
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CONSEQUENTIAL it take tho senate
eight hours to get through with seven
paragraphs OF the tariff bill how long
will it take Congress to pass j tariff
law?
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Hoods Pills are the best aitcr.dinner
Pills, assist digestion. cure headache
Try box. 5
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Iu a shroud OF shadows the ocean lies.
The blHcfucSS settles DER tide and town.
A swift Hhsh flames In the inEY SkicS
And all IN second the storm strikes down
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on TIE COAST.


7 IFItUIIlT I7IIE IsfNyIIf
AwIud sweeps Ia from the castwarl-hol
The waves wash high With sullGn roar;
The threatening ihunpGrS rnnbic lew
And the scagulls screzn Us they seek the
shore
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GOVERNOR YATES jaw having bro.
ken loose again, anything may happen
in the sovereign state of Colorado.
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The floods in Pennsylvania fore.
shadow what is to happen in Novcm-
Der. Tho Democracy is to DO swept
away by flood OF Republican votes.
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Logan Drug Company, Agents for wheeling
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-12
WILLIS CAPTURED.

The DefauIting Bank Cashier of Bloom-
 field, Pa, Arrested in Washington and
 Returned to the Scene of His Crime.
 WAsHINGToS, Oct. 9.-James Willis. formerly bank cashier at Bloomfield, Pa, was arrested here yesterday and immediately given into the custody of Sheriff Rice, of Perry County, Pa, who came here Sunday evening in search of Willis, who was located here two days ago.
 It was said at police headquarters yesterday afternoon that the president of the Bloomfield bank is also under arrest in Pennsylvania, and that the alleged forgeries of the bank officials had wrecked the bank. It was found that the funds in the bank only amounted to $295, when they shdpld have been over S150,000 These fraudu- lent operations occurred prior to last March, since when the officials of Perry county had been looking for Willis. A requisition was not necessary for the return of the prisoner, and he left in charge of Sheriff Rice yesterday even ing.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-12

Results in the Death of Five and Possibi,
 All of His Family of Seven at Ironwood,
 Mich.
 IgoNwooD, Mich, Oct 9.-John Ra- we'll, a miner, yesterday evening put half box of dynamite in the oven of the kitchen stove to thaw it out for use in the morning. The family, con- sisting of seven persons, was gathered about the stove, chatting over the events of the day and con- versing with neighbor, Mrs. Peterson. In a few minutes, without premonition of danger, there was a terrific explosion which dealt out death with an unsparing hand John Ravell, Peter Ravell, Dan Ravell. Louise Ravell, and Mrs. Louise Peter son were killed, and Baby Clarence Bavell, Mrs. John Rarail, and Thomas Rayen were so badly injured that all may die. The house was blown to atoms.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-12

The Defaulting Bank Cashier of Bloom- field. Pa, Arrested in Washington and Returned to the Scene of His Crime.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-12
A FATHERS FOLLY

Results in the Death of Five and Possibly All of His Family of Seven at Ironwood,
The herald., 1894-12-15
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The herald., 1894-12-15
POMONA.
Locai Omosrs Break Up Den OF Thieves
Athletic Young Women.

Local Omosrs Break w . Den OF Thievef'
Athletic Young Women.
POMONA, Dec. 14.-OHicsrs Slanker
and Lorbeer unearthsd q den OF thieves
Yesterday and succeeded in arresting
two Of the men. The depository for the
stolen articles which the thieves gath
cred together in their depredations
throughout tho valley. was an old house
to the west of the mouth OF San Anto'
nio cafion-.he old Tonner place, 1t Is
called, and distant come or miles
from town. Tue officers found nine f1ne
buggy robes, seven OF which have been
returned to the rightiul owner. A mum.
Der of thefts which the officers have
been puzzled to account Tor are
now laid at the door OF this
gang. F. II. Thatcher Lost four bales OF
hay from his place, j. ). Smith hRd
plow stoen, and others OF our commit
nifty have suffered greater or less loss.
The men, upon being brought into court,
gave their names az j. L. Woodruff and
Henry Woods. One OF them received
sentence of 90 days in the county jail,
and the other got 40 days.
School children will have Q three
weeks vacation, beginning Monday, De-
cember 23l.
The fad now among the Pomona fair
ssx is to swing clubs. Indian clubs, as
designated BY the ladies, are very bsne-
fetal, especially when they sre as light
as 1--WE sre.' There are 20 or more
women who have recently joined the
Athletic club and diligently practice
swinging the clubs two afternoons each
week, and they are also learning how to
fence. An instructor comes from Los
Angeles, ard the cruel thing about it
all is that they won't try their hand on
the boys, although they have been just
s'aching" to have q chance to witness
the agility OF the young lodies. Another
thing that puzzles the young men still
more ie that the girls don't want to show
off their handsome costumes, and the
young men are under the impression
that ''girls can't fence no how"
The series OF union meetings under
the leadership of Evangelist Pratt
aseieted by the paetors OF the several
churches OF this place, had an auepicious
beginning last evening In the filling OF
the M. 4. church--the largest seating
capacity of any building in town-to the
doors, which augurs we'll for the SUCCESS
of the revival now on.
Mmmee. John Brammer and Frank
Bowen, friends of Captain Ira Draper
and wife, will arrive from Prsirie City,
Iowa, tomorrow evening to Bpend the
winter here.
Strangers are coming in every day.
The herald., 1894-12-15
Jim Root Leaves tho Stage.

Jim Root, the locomotive engin neer
whose heroism at Hinckley caused him
to fall into the hands of theatrical
manager iii iii New YYorih city, ihtss retired
from the stage and is home again after
playing brief engagement at salary
of $500 per week.
81 don't like this acting business, !"
he said. 'It may be all right for young
fellows, but I'm getting too old to start
in acting. 1t keeps a man up too late
nights, and I never did like a night
run. The only thing that caught me
was the salary, and I couldn't refuse
that
1t is understood that MIR. Root will
return to his vocation on the St. Paul
and Duluth line st. Paul Globe.