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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

SALEM, Ore, April 1o.-The First con-
gressional district republican conven-
ton has nominated Herman for con
gress by acclamation.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

CATARACT LODGE. NO. Is, X. OF P. Of
Great Falls, Mont Regular conyocation atthsir
Castle hall in tho M{not block. over the Cas-
ing msmbers cordially invited to attend.
JNo. STANTON, c. &.
W. d. BENSON, K. of r. nd
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13
NOT OUT OF rAs MODE.

Uttk Il VeIy FopuIaFs but All Q H6bfids
Are sti1l Worn.
Although silk 10 % much worn this sea-
son, tlne wool fabrics are by no means out
Of the mode. All the old STANDARD weaves
are shown In the new colors, while crepons,
both all wool and silk and wool mixed, are
seen with new variations. They may be
self trimmed or combined with satin and
MORA The latter Is worn in all colors, al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
The Debt Question.

Neyspapcrs arc quoting the fSTEILlGESCER rs
In favor OF paying the so.called West Virginia
debt on the Virginia plan. Our contemporary
now has the floor TO either deny the soft i'm
parchment or explain 1t away.-Re0iter
There is nothing to deny or to ex.
plain. The INrELLIaEScER regards the
debt question between the two states as
it would regard similar matter OF its
own. If it can be shown that West
Virginia owes something OF the old debt
of Virginia, that something should be
paid when it shall have been ascer-
tanned. The INrELLrGEYcER will not be
for or against the Virginia plan until it
knows what that plan is.
II Virginia has something to say oil
the subject to West Virginia she will
doubtless come forward and say it
The proposition may then be consid-
cred in the light OF its merits or do.
merits, or it may be in such form as
that this state will DO compelled to de-
cline to have anything to do with it.
Asa broad proposition tho INrELLI.
GENcER is in favor OF West Virginia pay
ing every dollar it owes, no matter to
whom it may be due. There is no ocCa-
sion to dread anybody's advance on this
line, for the state is able to defend its
own interests and will not pay anything
it docs not owe.
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Tho West Virginia scnatorshlp.

Nothing appears TO be so intensely offensive 10
the Wheeling ISTRLLIGESCER us au intimntlon
from any source thut there Is asinGle Republican
except Steve ElkinS In tho state OF West Wiz
gipla who has right 10 be candidate Tor
United States senator Pittsburgh Post (DenLl
onr esteemed Pittsburgh fried is not
we'll informed on this subject. But one
Republican in this state in addition to
Mr.. Elkius has announced his candida
cy for the United States senate. Sew
eral have been announced and more or
less advocated by Democratic politicians
and Democratic newspapers. In this
wo soc signs OF Offensive partisan
ship"
Tho Democratic effort is to bring out
as many Republican aspirants as posi-
bic, so that largo area OF disappoint-
ment and hesrtbnrninps may result
from the election Of Mr.. Elkins. 1t
would DO the same il Republican SEN
timent in the state pointed as srong-
ly to any other Republican. There
would be as persistent and ms gro-
tcsque Democratic effort to raise q
Republican row.
For tho information OF tho Post the
lSTELLrGENCEn will say that it fayors
tho election OF Mr.. EIkins because that
will BIO we'll for tho state aud for the
Republican party. There is no reason
why tho fErELLrGEScsn should oppose
hat which appears to DO the ovcrwhclm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Herr Mascha has lately unearthed in
Morayia a number OF skeletons OF man.
moths associated with those OF human
beings. A remarkable feature Of one
find was that Of what appeared 10 be
whole family Of human beings OF gigan.
tic size co.existent with the mammoth.
Twenty thousand dollars was paid by
the government to the Sac and kox In
dians three weeks ago, and week later
white gamblers and bunco men, who
followed close behind tue government
pay agents, were in possession OF prac'
tically the whole amount
The citizens OF Carrollton, Mo-, took q
dav of week ago to follow the chase.
They mustered 263 hunters, with 203
guns, 1915 rounds OF ammunition, and
lO4 dogs. They returned at night with
l02 quails, % rabbits, 2 squirrels and
just cartridges.
The discovery has been made by a
scientific Frenchman that potatoes
planted near an electric wire grow to
be very large, and that tomatoes in con.
tact with an electric wire will ripen
eight days earlier than usual.
In Carlisle county, in the vendetta
section OF Kentucky, where the pettiest
quarrel brings murder. the Louisville
Courier-J Journal states that six sets OF
triplets have been born within q week.
The largest tree in the world is on
an island in the river kerbudda. It Is
capable OF slleltering 1000 men, and its
trunk is 1000 feet in circumference. so
says Balfour's Botany.
1t is stated in the report OF the board
OF managers Of the Soldiers home, at
Dayton, that more than half the veteran
inmates arc OF foreign birth.
A revival was started in the Greens.
boro, N. G., Jail two or three weeks ago,
and almost the entire Jail population
has been converted.
On Christmas every policeman in the
city OF London receives from Lord
Rothschild a briarwood pipe and an
ounce Of tobacco.
Joe Ryan, formerly OF Clark county,
Mo-, murdered minister who request
ed him to keep quiet in church. and is
now fugitive.
The national pawn shop OF France
handles 100000 pledged articles year.
ly, often ranging in value from Sl0,OOO,-
900 to Sl5,0O0,000.
OF all precious gems which have beon
most successfully reproduced by arti'
fetal means, the ruby heads the list.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Foreign papers say that Professor
Leyden, the famous German physician,
who was called to attend the dying
emperor OF Russia, received $4,000 for
his fee.
Last Friday Miss Louise Cable,
daughter OF George Gable, the novelist,
was married to James A. Chard, OF
Brooklyn, at Northampton, Mass.
Dr.. Theodore R. Timbly, inventor Of
the revolving turret, first used on the
historic Monitor, is living in Chicago at
the ago of seventy-two.
Professor Mommsen, the historian,
although advanced in age, will again re-
pair to Rome to continue his researches
into Roman history.
Alfred Austin, the poet, is writing
volume OF critical essays to bear the
suggestive title OF 1.-THE Bridling Of Pc
gasus."
Capt. Charles King. as adjutant gen.
eral OF Wisconsin, will receive salary
Of $1,000 a year and $500 extra for OK.
penses.
George Meredith's forthcoming book
is to be called IAN Amazing Marriage"
He is now putting the finishing touches
on it.
Mr.. Humphrey Ward has received
about $200,0l0 from the three books she
has written in the last six years.
Father Lambert Of Scottsville, N. Y,
has accepted the editorship OF the New
York Freeman's Journal.
Joseph Medll will withdraw from the
Illinois senatorial race and throw his
influence to Col. George R. Davis.
Alma-Tadema is to follow in Du
Maurier's footsteps with an autobio.
graphical volume.
Francis Murphy has opened a weeks
temperance campaign at youngstown, 0.
George Augustus Sala is writing his
autobiography.
L. NJ. Wade, OF Braxton county, is n
candidate for clerk OF tho state senate,
and is making n strong canvass for the
position.
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Republicans, Do Your Best.

Where the Republicans OF the ward
have chance to nominate good man
who has had experience in council they
should be sure to avail themselves OF
the opportunity. There will, OF course,
be many new men in the new council;
which is all the moro reason to give
them tho valuable assistance Of mon
who have had experience in tho work.
If We are to have Republican conn-
Gil, as is probable. Republicans should
take care to make 1t n council that shall
conduct tho business of tho city on a
business basis. To this end there is
need OF all the business sagaCity and ex.
perience that can be commanded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms se3 e. Counting Eoom sss.
acknowledgement
WHEELING, DECEMBER IS, 1894.
MOI a Kellable HIstorlan.

The Register does not recite history
when it says with regard to the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Whitaker for state sena-
tor that persons connected with the Is
rELtloExcKR "worked against him in
convention and in favor OF another gen.
tleman." The ISTELLIGENcsR favored
the nomination OF MIR. Whitaker be-
cause it thought he could beelected and
would serve the public we'll. Nobody
connected with tho ISrELAdEScER op'
posed Mr.. Whitaker's nomination or
favored the nomination Of anybody else.
so far as the ISrELLIeENCER knows.
The Register is bold enough to say
that its Opposition to Mr.. Whitaker
was open and fair" Its opposition was
in fact so mean and unfair that it
brought out a formal protest from DEM
ocrats, is known to have mede Mr..
Whitaker votes, and is believed to have
made votes for the whole Republican
ticket.
The opposition was so far from fair
that after the election many iubilant
friends of Mr.. Whitaker, Democrats as
well as Republicans, marched by the
Register office bearing transparencies
caricaturing that establishment and
otherwise showing their disgust and re-
sentiment. The Register should be too
much ashamed OF the nature OF its OPP
position to Mr.. Whitaker to refer to it.
It is true that the INrELLrdENcER is
not supporting Mr.. Whitaker for tho
United States senate, for tho sufficient
reason that it is supporting somebody
else. Nor is the INrELLIGsNcER aware
that MIR. Whitaker is candidate for the
United States senate.
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ing Republican seutimsn. Of tho state.
From the point of view Of Democratic
politicians the case is different
Aouestion in Moral Ethics.

Quite an interesting discussion has
sprung up in the columns Of New
York newspaper, in view Of the recent
defalcation Of bank employees, as to the
temptations that beset employees hand
ling large sums OF money and who are
paid very meager salaries in compari.
son with the responsibility Of their
positions.
In many cases OF this character the
work Is very light. the only require.
ments being accuracy and honesty. In
some lines these persons receiving
small pay have an opportunity to rise
after they haye served long enough to
prove their integrity and efficiency.
The matter under discussion seems to
have resolved itself into the curious
question whether a man can be honest
on q salary OF 500 week, and not
where the employee receives only sl2.
1t is not by any means startling
question in moral ethics. 1t was Becky
Sharp" who, after running the gaunt-
let Of an immoral life, said reaectively
that any woman could be honest on
10000 a year. In one sense BecEy's
statement is wholly untrue. 1t would
depend entirely upon the character OF
the woman, for twice ten thousand
would not have prevented person OF
Becky's characteristics from following
the inbred bent OF herincliuations.
II man be thoroughly honest he
can resist the temptation to appropriate
his employers funds on meager salary
just as easily as if he received ten times
that amount and had ten times the
opportunity for stealing.
1t Ia tho conscience and the blood
that tell when a man is tempted.
Honesty is honesty, whether in hovel
or palace, and probity is probity
whether in q mental or master; and
in both the young man will ever find
the safest policy and the surest guild.
ance to happy life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

She had sent of a telegram and was
waiting for an answer. Suddenly the
peculiar hating click Of the receiving
machine sounded in the Office, and she
said to her companion: THAT'S from
George, l know; I can tell his stutter."
Philadelphia Times.
"Why, Jimmie, my darling boy,
you've got the medal for good behavior
this week p said the fond mother, noting
the little silver medal on her sons vest
"Yessum," said Jimmie, Tommy
Roberts won it, but l told him I'd knock
the head off him if he didn't give it 10
me."-Hdrper's Ba:ar.
"Haye you received an invitation to
the bachelors ball?" eyes, indeed.
Pm to be the only girl there" "What"
eyes, really. You know the bachelors
only had an invitation apiece to send
out, and received one from each. -
Harper's Baaar.
Farmer-I bought some stock in that
western land company. Broker-Wasn't
it watered? Farmer-Thars what
understood, but they've been assessing
me like the mischief for irrigation pur-
poses.-DetSOh Free Press.
"De greet difficulty in mos cases bout
bein' or statesman out OF a job" said
Uncle Eben, IAN de trouble yoh's li'bIe
ter experience in gittin' er recommend
frum yoh last sitivation.- Washington
Star.
Father docking over his spectacles)-
I don't want that atroclous paper
brought into this house again, Jack. /
always leave my copy on the train
Hnrper'S Ba:dr.
Baron-I am going to get married.
What do you say to that John? John
Delighted! always believed would
get back the money l lent you. File
gc,Ldc Bidcitsr.
Ibid you enjoy the play last night"
"Well, l should say so. sat beside a
lady who had lady in front OF her
with big hat on."-lntcr OCEAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
Printing and Binding Contracts.

Printing and Binding Contracts.
When tho legislature shall have run
through the printing and binding con.
tracts and got as far back as twenty odd
years ago. when the INrELLIdENcER did
the work, perhaps it may do rs the
Register desires, investigate those con-
tracts. Or. it may content itself with
the report OF a Democratic investi-
eating committee OF that earlier day.
The Register may have forgotten
that as soon as the work passed out OF
the EMBELLISHMENTS hands into Demo.
cratic hands there was remarkable in-
nation OF the figures.
Tho Register is hereby assured that
"when the investigation is made" the
INrELLIGBNcER twill not throw any i'm
pediment in tho way of making it thor
ough." The INrELLIGENcER promises to
do all in its power to help on au inves-
tigation that shall 90 to the bottom.
Why does the Register permit itself
to show unhappiness at the mere sug.
gestion OF an investigation? Is anybody
afraid2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
LITERARY NOTES.

The next number OF Harper's Bazaar
will contain charming evening gown,
drawn by Jessie Shepherd, from a de.
sign by Doucet, and several beautiful
Paris toiettes, adapted to tho season.
A bright story, by Margaret Sutton
Briscoe, entitled "a Confidence" ia il
Illustrated BY Louis Loeb. Mrs. Mary q.
Hungeriord has very fresh ana pleas
ing genre story, "Mrs. Starbuck's Pie
Mission" and there is specially en-
pertaining paper by Junius Henri
Browne, on the subject, Crossed in
Love-"
The Christmas numbers OF tho differ
ont periodicals are this wear. ma ALWAYS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
THE BISHOP AND THE BABY.

=, >, :, >, TT-I. D....
Margaret 4. Sd''0St<r' III hd'peTS Dd@a''
Lost and hungry aud cold.
With the chill wind punching her tcar.wt
cheeks
And ruilling her bright hairs gold.
For lust when the busy people
We're hurryIng here aud yOn.
Duying their gifts for the Christmas tree,
Her mother was suddenly gone.
She did not cry, poor midget,
But lifted pitileSs eyes
Al the crOwdS OF careless strangers,
At the gray indifferent skies.
Jostled mud pushed and frightened,
A tiny waif Of the street,
With the wintry darkness falling,
And the snow.aakes gathering fleet
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irving to outdo each other in holiday
features. Perhaps one OF the most re-
markable as well as the most successful
of the holiday features Is in Harpers
Young People for December llth-the
Christmas number. This Is a little
drama IN pantomime, which is 10 be
acted ont BY young people to the accom-
paniment Of descriptive music. the
play is written by Thomas Wharton, is
illustrated by Edward Pepdeld, and the
music is By Owen Wister. The ilIustra.
tons are printed in color.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
Ir the streets were given good
cleaning now it would not hurt any
thing or anybody.
Two Good Suggestions.

Attorney General Riley, in his report
to the governor, makes two excellent
suggestions. He advises legislation
looking to supervision OF insurance COM
panies doing business in this state.
There are many wildcat insurance com.
panies in the field, and the misfortune
OF it is that some Of them are doing bus
mess under West Virginia charters.
No matter where they get their charters
their soundness should be passed on by
competent state authority before they
are allowed to do business in West Vir-
ginia and so long as they continue to
do business in this state.
Another suggestion worthy the atten.
ton OF the governor and the legislature
looks to taxing the property OF the Pull
man company in this state. This com.
pany has the states protection for every
car it sends into West Virginia, and it
does not pay the state cent. 1t has no
right to ask an exemption not accorded
to citizens of Vast Virginia for proper.
ty within the state. 1t is right to tax
the cars OF the Pullman company pass
ing through this state, and the legisla.
ture should pass bill for that purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13

Mr.. WILSON maps out programme
for his party in Congross-which pro-
gramme his party will not adopt.
When no speaks OF passing the admins
tration currency bill before the holi.
days he can hardly hope to be taken
seriously. Ills party will have to got
over tho usual holiday Indigestion be.
fore it gets down seriously to anything.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13

FoRrY-ElNE years ago Yesterday four
horse teams crossed tho Ohio river on
the ice. Yesterday was moro like April
than December. What has become OF
tho "old.fashioned winter?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13

For tho little people the days will DO
very long until Christmas comes, and
they will hanGup somo very long stock.
ings the night before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13

ENGLAND has had another princely
marriage, promising more princelings.
How happy all these things must make
the dear people.
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PRoF. WILSON talks rs though some.
thing OF recent date may have soured
on his stomach. 1t may have been the
London dinner.
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If the sultan OF Turkey tells the truth
he should look out for himself. Those
wicked Armenians may chop of his
sublime head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13

THE administration currency scheme
is not taking like n successful vaccina.
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-13
REPUBLICAN
ELECTION.

On December Is. 1891, between tho hours OF
aud o'clock p. IN, voting plnccs for the 'n'
pose OF placing in nomination Republican can
didatcs for the offices OF Mayor Chief oil Police
City Clerk, Wharf Master City Council and h1'
ecutlve Committeeman, will be established Ia
the different wards as follows:
First ward-vigilant Engine House
Second Ward-MarEct Hall.
Third Ward-PoliCe cour: Coon.
Fourth ward-Atlantic Engine House
Fifth WRrd-IIook and Ladder House.
Sixth ward-RepublIcau Club Room.
Seventh ward-IioSe House.
Eighth ward-oGiCe Of Jos, A. ArSlc and s'o's
Room OF David liahne.
CITY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
RICHARD ROBERTSON, Cha!En'h
A, C, DAVIS. Secretary GEl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

r A NoRA-THE RENoWNrnGyS
IL SH PGlmiSt has arrived. Real. va. .,
a an open book. Satisfaction gIAfzn.t.l
Main street %
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w ANTED-A RESPECTAEIT
w place - dinluC.toom walls.
diatcly.. Address LoNNiE pAKAf.. Hsr-.5,
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DRIvATE MATERNITY HOME p66
Il ladies before aud durin; caet2.-.H
Thirty years experience, For ten. d
Lock BoX 627, Wheeling, W Va. !"
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MEN And WOMEN 70 A 4HSo2RE

traits; new patented method any on. d. ~.
rad or write can do the work a. hol-, 80 ~, ~
time, day or evening. Send your d I..., way.
send work at once. II. A. GKIPp. L.,,.
Artist Tyrone. Pa ~. ma
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-26
MQrris.Pri0r.

1t is our pleasant duty this week to
chronicle the marriage of Walter II.
Morris to MissiGrace NJ. Prior. The
ceremony was performed Wednesday
evening, May %, by Rev. G. E. Dot.
son, at the residence of the groom
and bride on Hannaford street. W.
s. Prior, brother of the bride, acted
as best man, and Miss Silvia Morris,
sister of the groom, was bridesmaid.
Only relatives and a few near
friends were present.
Mr.. Morris is ono of the popular
railroad boys of this place. Mrs.
Morris also has many friends in Dick.
inson, where both have resided for
many years. The happy young couple
have a pleasant home, and Il bright
prospect before them. The PRESS
extends congratulations.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-26
RQund.Up June /.

The West Missouri Round Up AS.
sociation's wagon will leave Dickin.
son Friday. June l. commencing work
east of the kildeer mountains, and
will round up all the country between
the Northern Pacific railroad and the
Little Missouri river rs far west as
Medora. All small stockmen are col.
daily invited to join this roundup. 2
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-26
For Sale or Rent.

All of section II. township l3o,
range 90, one mile from Richardton;
also southwest quarter section Z,
township l39, range %, 100 acres bro.
ken. Parties desiring to rent or buy
the above land, address NJ. Coogan &
Co., 1913 Sycamore St., Milwaukee,
Wis. 5.l2tf.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-26

NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA In District Court.
}Sixth Judicial Dis.
County Of Stark. trict.
In the matter Of the assignment Of Bridget Cana
van of said County, to William Ray, Assignee.
Notice is hereby given that application will be
made by the undersigned to the Honorable Wal
ter II. Winchester. Judge Of the above named
Court, at 2 special term thereof to be holden at
the Court House in the City Of Bismarck, county
q Burleigh and State Of North Dakota, on the
18th day Of May, A: d. 1894, at two O'Clock in tho
afternoon Of said day. or so soon thereafter as
counsel! can be heard, for an order that said As
e!ignec DO fully discharged from all further duties,
liabilities and responsibilities connected with
said trust and for such other and further Order
as to the said Judge may seem meet and proper
in the premises,
WILLIAM RAY,
Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee,
Dickinson, N. D.. sic at.