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Tho presidency OF tho West Virginia
university is to be kept open for Hon.
William L. Wilson, SO that If Ills health
shall not permit him to run for Con-
Gress ho may 80 back to the university.
This recalls hat Virginia hotel keeper
who had eggs good enough to scramble
but not good enough to boil. Mr.. Viii
son would DO a good president Of the
university, but this is not the point.
Tho truth OF the matter is that the
free traders, including Mr.. Wilson him
self, arc in n state OF mind about Alr.
Wilson's district They fear that it
may be carried by 4 Republican, es-
pecially il Nr. Wilson DO the Dcmocra-
tic nominee.
They do not want to lose tho district,
and above NIL that feel that they can
not aito.d the deicut OF the chairman OF
the ways and means committee aud
father OF the house tariff bill, so far as
that measure has 4 responsible sire,
The situation to-day is just as the
1~NTELLIGEScER said it YVES several weeks
ago; the candidacy OF Mr.. Wilson is
feared and not yot resolved ID. There
will bo some moro able thinking before
. decision is reached.
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1noN AND steel oUrLooN.

Prices Of DoAsCmor Encourage PrOpnrn.
lions to HssumO-SOFt Steel Trndo Mt Sen.
NEw ionK. June l4.-Tho Iron Ago
will shy tomorrow regarding tho iron
and motal trados: A good dCal OF Bcs.
Bemcr ORC has been sold during the past
three or four wCoks aud M advance OF
about l0llj cents por ton Owe tho low.
Ost prices has bcen secured for delivery
during tho next three or four montlIs
Sll COAL 90. $26 is being asked for
BOsscmOr pig In tho valleys. Tho prices
ut which Bo1sOmrr Is held have Oncour.
aged preparations to start some idle
plants and have caused some furnaces
which run OH foundry iron usually 10
owitch oil on Bessomcr. Tho soft stoel
trade is still at sea. Chicago appears to
be tho most active market in some Of
tho leading limos. Throughout the cast
the.domand in every limo continues ex.
ceedingly slow. In fact the indifference
OF buyers 10 face OF threatened scarcity
has been phenomenal. The lake Super
Tor copper companies have mado q
broad sweep and havO sold twenty-five
million pounds at 8 cents. Tho invu-
sion Of trade by tho olectrolytic copper
has finally driven them to drastic meas.
ures.
Tho monthly statistics Of pig iron
production show tho tremendous effect
Of the coke strike. Tho weekly pro-
duction Of pig iron, which was l26, 732
tons on April l, dropped to 62,5l7 tons
OH Jupe |. A year since, on June i,
when the output was still Mt u normal
rate. tho production was l74.020 tons
weekly. or tho IS furnaces producing
G2,l57 tons weekly on June |, 1894, there
were 10 coke attacks at work, making
47,l0l tons OF pig iron weekly; 80 an
thracite furnaces producing l2,i39 tons
weekly, and IS charcoal furnaces with q
weekly mako Of 1924 tons.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

The memorial to Phillips Brooks has
boon placed in tho wall along tho south
aisle Of st. Margaret's church, Vest
minister, England. IL symboIizGs tho
command, "Reed Ny Sheep" The urch-
bishop Of Canterbury composed tho
Latin quatraIn inscribed underneath.
An edition OF Robert Louis Steven.
sons writings in twenty volumcs is
about u be published in England, and
doubtless In this country also, where
hG has ten times the readers he has in
the British iIlo.
Lord ltosobery is not above getting
OF tho grass, it seems, aitor the admont.
tions hu has been receiving. He is said
to have privately stated 10 friends his
intontion 10 quit tho turf.
Er.ScCrctary OF State Foster has Just
returned from a trip through India and
the straits lie reports great business
distress there, consequent upon tho dc.
cliuo in silver.
A life.sized portrait Of Whittier was
unveiled III the poets old homestead, ut
East Haverhill, Mass, last Wednesday.
Rudyard Kipling is spending the sum-
mer at Tisbury, in Wiltshire. England,
whcro he has taken n house
Gcu. George S. Greene, who graduated
seventy.one years ago, is tho oldest
West Pointer.
W. W. Story, aged scventy-Gve, is at
Rome writing a series OF magazine or.
ticles.
Lillian Russell will sail for Europe in
July to sing there at least n year.
Prince Bismarck's 10000 acres arc
m~orIgagcl for $4,000.
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JUNE JOKELETS.

Lady Ito little boy)-What are you
crying for, my little man? Little
Bov-hy fa-father has bin bcat-heatin'
me. Lady-Weli. don't cry. All fathers
have to beat their little boys at times.
Littlo Doy-But my fa-iathor isn't like
other fathers. Hes in a brass ba-
band aud bea-beats the big drum.-
Parsons Weekly.
Jipka-I tell you what it Is, there lie
nothing like having lots Of friends.
Winks-l presume not. Jinks-No, sir
rec. Just as quick rs l lose q Job, my
friends all rush around hunting u new
place for me, sc as to save mo the trouble
OF borrowing money from them.-MtW
York Weekly.
Mrs. Muldooly-"Tho throublc wild
my husband is that he niver sticks to
any wan thing more'n q week" Mr.
McGroggin-"Yez do him injoostice,
Mrs. Muldooly. Oh niver saw a iirmer
mon than your husband phwin it comes
to 4 shtTike. "-New York Weekly.
"Thero's n thing about your board.
i~ng-nou.e," said tho fresh guest: "Liv-
ing here increases ones appetite 90.
Actually, Mrs. Housokeeper, after a
dinner here I 60 away rs hungry "a n
bear."-HaPer's Ba-ar.
"You spoke to him in French, I no.
tiCed. Why was it?" ~ wanted to
discover ii he was an Anne ican." "And
no vast" "Of course, or he'd never
have understood my French."-Mtcr-
Ocean.
Impecunious : What's that you're
painting. Dobbins? Dobbins-An old
Dutch windmill. Let me sell it TO you.
lmpccunious.-I can't raise the Wind
ArkGasaD 4rare1er.
Travers-Look here, those shoes you
madc for me squeak. shoeuake-Ihey
always squeak at the end of thirty days,
sir, ii the bill Isn't paid.-New York
Herald.
Bacon-They say Mrs. Shrew's mind
is all gone. Egbert-Pm not surprised.
She used to give her husband 4 piece Of
it every day onkers Statesman.
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tho Flat and 2?G Inst. II Is expected
that Gen. Nelson a. Miles. prcsidCn. Of
the society, will DO present.
Emma Daley, the old woman arrest
el in Allegheny, PO., for begging money
to build q Francis Murphy homo for tho
needy and sick, was given thirty 1ays to
tho workhouse.
J. NJ. Durdick, OF Berwyn, Esb., tried
to fix hla windmill during u storm. Lilo
got ono hand caught and ~trighttuIly
crushed In tho gearing and had to hav0
1t umputnted.
Twelve thousand Infants are annually
received at u iouudling asylum in Mos
COW Tho boys aro trained for the navy.
Tho cellar OF tho Bank Of France re-
aemblos a largo warehouse. Silver coin
is stored There in 500 large barrels.
Tho assessed valuation OF tho church
property In Now York city exempt
from taxation Is sos, oOO,o 900
Tho orange groves Of Southern Flor.
ida have beon severely injured by tho
lonG.continued drouth.
A telegram from Now York to Now
Zealand is repeated fifteen times.
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CAME TO GRIEF.

An Ex.DrIdgs Jumper and Convict Caught
WitlLStOlcn Jewclry.
Special Dbpnst TO he mtligtnecr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. juno l4.-one
year ago Governor McCorklc parioned
Bert Spriggs, who was serving a life
term in the Mouudsville penitentiary
under the habitual criminal act, having
been sent up from this county. Upon
his release ho started out as a bridge
jumper and leaped from several high
structures, A few days ago he and Dick
Price, aCircleyille, o.. mGn, were caught
here with n lot OF stolen jewelry. They
had done q job there aud then came
here. They were turned over to tho
Ohio authorities and last evening at
Circlevillowcro held to the grand jury
in $1,000. In default there thoy were
committed aud will 90 to tho Columbus
prison,
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Themes Tor our College r,oys.

~ y" D"h ~ ~
From tho tito o! an Grafton or thcsia
II Is not always possible to infer tho
subject matter, but on this ycar's pro-
Grammo OF tho state university com.
mencemout exercises arc a fuw titlea
which toll their own story. Two deal
with West Virginia building atonos, one
deals will. tho calorilc power OF Wost
Virginia Goals, one describes u design
for n central power plant, and ono
glyca tho results OF IN experiment with
varieties oil radishco. These arc practi.
cal themselves and indicate study on
useful lines.
Tho Treatment Of topics having to
do with tho r~osourcos and develop
ment oil the state Is especially useful
and pralseworthy. TO trqat these Quos-
tons requires n study OF thon, d work
in which tho university may well take
tho lead.
Ii ovory year tho graduating class oil
thiI institution wero to produce half 4
dozen good papers relating to tho re-
sOuscos OF tho stste and its development,
tho state could vol orord to print and
circulate them; and il tho state were to
refuse to DO it q way would DO found to
give Thorn circulation. Tho lead OF the
university would be followed BY other
institutions Of learning in tho state,
Ono result would DO u body OF young
men thoroughly instructed with regard
to what Is in tho state and what use it
may be put to, and deeply Interested in
it oil. might Brings Out tho Stars"
beyond the Alps Lies Italy," and
kindred topics have the approval OF
long usage, but they have not the prac-
ticnl value Of practical things which
make for tho up-buildine Of o state.
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Taking up the attack on Governor
Mckinley in Col. 4. I. Conger's Akron
newspaper, tho Cleveland Leader has
been looking into the situation. OF
5000 Republicans in Akron six are
known to be opposed to Mckinloy's
nomination ior President. One OF these
says the attack was very i'll advised.
Substantially all Akron is up in arms
on account OF tho bitter assault on Gov
ernor Mckinley, who is in great favor
MS a man and q presidential possibility.
1t is easy to agree with public senti-
mcnt in Akron that Col. Conger has
made great mistake. lie has in effect
told.the public that he had 4 soro spot
somewherc about him.
Notwithstanding that, Governor Nc
Kiuley is, and will continue to be, tho
first choice Of many Republicans who
are not asleep.
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THERE is moro catarrh in this section
OF tho country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed TO be incurable.
For q great many years doctors pro.
nounced it 4 local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stautly failing to cure with local trcat-
mcut, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be . constitu-
tional disease and therefore require,
constitutional treatment. Halls Catasrh
euro, manufactured by T. J. Cheney L
Co., Toledo. Ohio, is the only constitu-
tional euro on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to q
teaspoontul, 1t acts directly on the
blooimd mucous surfaces OF the system.
They otTer 500 for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimo-
nials. Address.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O.
EJ~Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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National Guards Of Two States.
Ohio and West Virginia have had to
call out their troops for q similar pur-
pose. They lie on opposite sides OF
the Ohio river and virtually in the same
locality. The Ohio enlisted men receive
two dollars n day while they are in sor-
vice; they are not only promised their
pay but thcy gctik They have also dn
allowance OF forty cents Il day for
rations.
Tho West Virginia enlisted men are
paid eighty cents a day, although those
who we've out some time ago in the
southern part OF the state have not yet
been paid for their service. Their al
lowance for r"ations Is thirty-dve cents
4 day.
The contrast Of treatment does not
end here. In.every way Ohio takes bet
ter caro- OF her national guard than West
Virginia does. West Virginia cannot
expect to have as humorous q body OF
troops ms Ohio has, but che can be or
pccted to accord % good treatment to
those che has.
The prompt response OF the men who
are stationed in Marshall county has
not only preserved tho peace, but has
undoubtedly prevented destruction Of
property. Our boys in blue arc entitled
to better treatment.
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AGAINST TIII: BIsIIOP.
DR.. Phelnn's Deposition Causes n ScnsI
t!on ut the Trial.

DR.. phelnn's Deposition Causes n SCnsn-
ton Mt the Trial.
NEBRASKA CRY, Men, June lin
the Bishop Bonacum.Priest Corbett lit
igaslOu to-day the deposition OF DR..
Phelan, Of st. Louis, the eminent Cath
Ollie church authority on ~canonical law,
was read, indicating that the bishop
has ~disregarded in his treatment OF the
priests OF his diocese all tho cardinal
principles OF ~canonical law. 1t created
q sensation. The bishop testified, Civ
ing q list OF authors Of ecclesiastical law
that were not regarded as authority by
the church OF Rome, and the defense at
once produced lcttors from tho bishop
il which he had recommended many OF
the books prescribed to the priests.
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POLITICAL.
Republican Primaries

-----
Its ordered by tho Republican County Com
mitr"c OF Ohio, county, that q primary election
lU acid IN acchrIlnCc with the PROVISIONS oil
Chapter u Of the Acls OF tho Legislature oil West
NiFglnia fof 1891. on
SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1884
as follows: Liberty and RIchland District, from
> TO 9 O'Clock p ~ TTindclphin District. from :
~ p. ny and NIL other districts from ; 10 7 r.
N, for tic purpose OF cleCtlng delegates ifpm
the several districts to tho Congressional Con-
ventiOu. said delegates to have the power 70 np,'
point altOfuateS in case they cannot intend said
convention, which appointment uluSt ID made
Ia writing over thcir own signature Also TO
elect i've delegates 10 the County Convention,
dominating in CHch district q candidate for
County COintnl4itOuet. u school COMMISSIONER
from each Ui the districts comprising tue school
district OF Wheeling. and u President OF tho
BOari OF Education md school Commissioner in
rach district out5idc Of tac disIrict OF Wheeling,
and FIJI vacancies IN the Offices OF Justice OF the
Peace and Constable. and9lcct L member OF tie
County Executive Committee.
The voting shall be by ballot, md the tickets
shall be prepared only b. the County CoInmit,
teo aud shall cnutsln tbs names OF all persons TO
DO voted for.
All known he yubllcaus and persons who will
openly dcclaEe their Intention Of supporting tho
Republican ticket are respectfully invited 10 ut.
tend and cast thclt votes u this primary elcc'
ton.
Voting places will be opened III the several
districts as iOlloWs:
WGShIuStOn-YigllSnt Engine House.
School House ct Fulton
&ad!sOn7lslani Hose House.
Second Ward Market Hall.
No. - MCColloch street
ClSy-Eo. 1914 Chapune street.
No. 1921 McCoIoch AtStGt
U~niOu-pollce Court Room.
CenTro-i;epu1lcaa Gu Room No. 200 Maia
street.
webste,-sIx,h Ward Republican Club Room.
@Sei Chapline St-Ss
N~tchig-SquIre Joseph Ankles office. tjl7 ia
4 cob street.
David Hahn's Cigar Store. 1901 Jacob.
AdHUS School House
Observation-Disclosures School House.
Town Hall, Elm Grove.
Vance's Hotel. TriRdalphla
Glen Dale school House.
Richlald-Brick School House.
GlenU'S Run school House.
Liberty-Hcst Liberty, at School liouso.
Valley Grove. at School lIOuse.
Potomac, at McCamnUn's Hotel.
ACouuty Convention. TO BE- composed OF five
delegates olGcted from each district, Us above 70.
quirtd. will bcheld at the Wheeling Park CASINO
on SATURDAY. JUNE 70. at ! o'clUcIcp. m, for
the purpose OF nominating four candidates for
tho Legislature. n canlidHie for Judge Of the
Criminal Court and appointing Senatorial Con-
icrGc&. At snit convention the delegates from
the Pountry districts shall. nominate u candidate
for County Superintendent Of Free schools
j.. X. HALL,
Chairman
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Tho Second regiment has gone home
and is doubtless glad to be relieved.
Tho men bore themselves we'll while
they were here. 1t is to be hoped that
it may soon be safe to relieve tho re-
mainder.
1t is time to get back to the paths of
peace. Experience should have taught
those who were engaged in lawlessness
that they cat gain nothingi in that way.
Moreover isis a bad way which rem
ders Liable TO prosecution everybody
who engages in it.
II the civil officers do thoir duty ar
rests, prosecutions and punishment will
result from the riotous proceedings.
None OF this would have been necessa.
ryi If there had been no lawlessucss.
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Tho DISTRICT oyor tho river,

Alter a fair field and a free fight the
Republicans OF tho district over tho
river have chosen Captain Danford to
regain tho seat in Congress from that
district. The nominee is entitled to
tho cordial support OF every protection.
list in the district. lie will make an
activc campaign and will be elected.
Service in tho house Of representa-
tiycs will be no new thing.to Captain
Danford. He will resume business ut
the old stand and take up the work ia a
veteran legislator. He will represent
the district honestly and ably.
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MADRID, June 1.-THE Correspondence
says that in reply to Spain's request
that the powers act in. concert in
Morocco in order to maintain the aatu
quo and avert civil war, Italy has agreed
to the principle OF the request, but ex-
pressed tho desire that the powers
should act with prudence and delibcra-
ton. Great Britain. it is added, has
accepted spain'a suggestion with re-
serve aud Germany has done the same.
France. as already cabied, has dcceded
to Spain's REQUEST.
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The senate sugar investigating COM
mittce is not working itself 10 death.
Also it is not very exactins. When it
gets hold Of q witness who has some
thing in him the committee is in n hur-
~ to let 90, seemingly because it fears
it may ret something out OF him. This
must please everybody who does not
prefer to DO caught with sugar on his
fingers.
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TIE Pam Handle Dyeing establish
mcnt, owned by John llcilmoicr, at No.
l43l Market street, is the best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. IN addi-
ton to the dyeing aud %clenning depart
mcnts a corps OF irst-cIass ,ailors are
employed. who can do repairing as neat
as it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can DO made
to look like new. Satisfaction guaran-
.oaJ t
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J. X. HALL
JOHN KINDLEBERGER, Secretary.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention
of tho State League,

The Sixth Aunual Convention ol.the R-pub-
liCAn League Of the state OF West virginia Will
convene In tho City OF FAIRMoNT. Marion
county. al II O'Clock q H.. Tuesday. juno 10,
1904, for the election OF officers for the en-.
sning year, tho selection OF delegates 10 the
Seventh Annual Convention OF the Republican
League OF the United States. TO be held In Dcn-
yer. Colorado. June %, 1891. and for the trans.
action OF such other business Gs may Regularly
come before It.
tHch Republican Club In tho s,atc Is entitled
10 be represented by five delegates. Full In
formation aS 10 the rate of transportation will DO
published As soon as .hGncccssary arrangements
can be made
Address all communications TO tho Secretary
Of Wheeling, W. Va
EDGAR P. RUCKER, PIcs!den.
u HALL, Secretary.
LRepubllGan papers OF the STATE please copr.l
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SOMEBODY in Washington is rash
enough to predict that by the middle
o August Congress will have finished
what it is pleased to call its business.
The country would like 2 chance to re-
sumo tho business suspended by this
Congress.
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THE police authorities of New York
support the party Of FREQ trade and levy
a tariff for protection on tho keepers
OF saloons, gambling hells. policy shops
and houses OF prostitution. To say the
least they arc inconsistent to the tune
OF about $40, 900, 900 a year.
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SULLIVAN, IND, June 1.-THE grand
jury has returned s~eventy.ive indict-
ments against tho Shelburn striking
miners charging them with conspiracy
to commit q felony. Elavcn additional
arrests have been made and deputies
are looking for moro.
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FEosTnuRG, Nh, June 1.-the news
that organizer Wilson had been arrest
ed in Homecoming and taken to Cumber-
land by Sheriff King charged with con.
splracy, Cauaed n sensation among tho
'Frostburg miners. For some days n
break has been expected in Lonacon-
ing. Wilson was there almost con-.
stantly and has used every effort 10 pre-
vent the miners going to work.
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Emsheimcr's altera.
90 LIN ton sale.


DR.. NJ. J. Davis is u prominent phyqi.
clan OF Lewis, Cas' county, Iowa, and
has been actively engaged in the prac.
iice OF medicine Mt that place for tho
past th~irty-tivc years. On tho Goth Of
May. while in Das Moines. on route to
Chicago, no was suddenly taken with au
atsacS OF dlarrhu.a- Having sold Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy for tho past seventeen years,
and knowing its reliability, he procured
as cent bottle, two doses Of which
completely cured him. Tho excitement
and change OF water and die. incident 10
travelling often produce q diarrhGa
Every u should procure q bottle OF
this remedy before Leaving home.
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Is 4 dangerous condition directly duo to
depleted or impure blood. 1t should
not be allowed to continue, as in its de-
bility tho system ia especially liable 10
serious attacks OF illness. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla ia the remedy for such Il condi.
ton, and also for that weakness which
prevails at the change oil season, climate
or life.
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Now for a whaling big Republican
majority in tho district over the river.
Capt. Danford will do his part, and
every Republican must wheel into line
to do the best that is in him. This is
tho year for tho people to make their
own campGin.
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WIrH Tammany torn and bleeding
tho New York Democracy will be in a
sad way in tho next campaign. The
sugar trust will have to come down
moro handsomely than before.
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The other follows are getting ready to
turn on Croker, All they ask is i'm
munity Tor themselves. Tammany is
toppling, and with it the seemingly in.
vinciblc Democracy OF New York.
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CHICAGO, June 1+.-Judgo Payne TO-
day refused q continuance in tho case
OF assassin Prendergast and will set n
date for an insanity trial tomorrow.
The attorney on both sides had united
in \ request for a continuance until No.
ynmhnr u
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WHILE in Europe Rev. DR.. Parkhurst
will receive tho news from homo with
one kind OF feeling, loss Crocker with
another. The two men are not capa-
bic OF the same sensations.