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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28

Since Col. j. Hampton llogc, OF Vir.
ginia, has renounced' tho Democratic
party and Its works Democratic news.
papers have boon making game OF him.
They had nothing to say against him
when President Cleveland made him
consul to Annoy, good place with n
good aalary.
Col. Hoge fell to drinking on route
and did rot get out Of tho country.
Even this did no. attract much able
comment from tho Democratic news.
papers, possibly because they thought
it indicated tho pure article Of Jcler.
sonian-JIcksonian uimplicity.
OF course it was wrong for Colonel IIoge
10 treat TO excess any good resolution
he may have made with regard to his
work in Annoy, but i! Is fir to say that
there is good in q man who can eco the
error OF his way and leave = party that
is pulling against the interests OF his
country.
In Democratic cyoa Col. Hogo's Of.
Tense was not that he wGs too convivial,
but that he took Il second thought and
reformed his political affiliations. For
this ho deserves great credit.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

a paper is being circulated in Phila-
delphin in fnvor OF erecting Il memorial
building in honor OF Anthony J. DreXcI
and George W. ChilGa for the free use
oil aIl the citizens Tor public meetings.
and as n headquarters Tor II public
board OF arbitration for tho settlement
OF all disputes that the people may de-
sire to bring up for adjustment.
St. Gaudens has sent TO Washington
his amended design for tho Worlds
Fair medal with an arrangement OF fig
leaves and flowing ribbons intended to
satisfy the qualms OF senators who oh.
Jccicd to the original.
\ memorial tower TO Prince Bismarck
is to be erected on the Hainberg, near
GottinGeu. Tablets bearing dcdicatory
inscriptions will DO affixed to tho inter
ior OF tho tower, as in the Washington
monument.
Robert Louis Stevenson and his wife
gave reception and ball on Washing
tons birthday. About 100 guests we're
present and tho feature OF the evening
was a cotillion, the first ever danced
in Samoa.
The only relative OF kossuth living in
this country is Mrs. Louise Rulkay.
widow OF the dead patriots sisters
youngest son. Albert Rutkay. She is
an American and lives in Brooklyn.
Miss Iona EIbenschutz. the Young
pianist, now in London, is only twenty
two years OF age. She WAS born in
Buda Pesth and made her debut in Vi
emma before she WAS six.
DR.. \. Conan Doyle is an enthusiastic
cricket player and is one of the most
Jealous supporters OF the game in Nor
wood, the suburb OF London, where he
makes his home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28
\ NOTABLE WEDDING.

MISS Elrcrsnn, of Philadelphia, Married to
the French Ambassador to Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 27.-The
marriage Of VI. Jules patonotrc, French
ambassador to tho United States, to
Miss Louise ElverSon, daughter OF james
EIvcrson, publisher OF tho Philadelphia
Inquirer, Golden Days and Saturday Nigh,
took place At Mr.. Elverson's residence,
2O2l Walnut street, this afternoon ut ,
o'clock. Sir Julian Paunceiote, her
Drltanlc majcsty's ambassador, the
Prince Cantaenzene, tho Russian am
bassador, were witnesses for tho groom,
and the mayor, Mr.. Edwin S. Stuart,
and James EMERSON, IT., brother OF the
bride, were witnesses for the bride.
The French consul was also present in
an official capacity. y large church
organ was placed in the hallway and
Michael Cross, Organist Of Holy Trinity
Episcopal church, made the music 4
charming feature OF the occasion.
Promptly on the hour Cardinal Glib.
hons, clad In iull yestments and accom-
panied by Archbishop Ryan, entered
the spacious parlors and took his posi-
ton in 4 bower oil roses erected in the
bay window, fronting on WGlnu: street.
To Gounoi's Joyous music appeared the
groom in the usual morning wedding
drcss-biaCk irock coat and light
trouscrS-accompanied by Sir Julian
PLuncsfotc, Prince Cantaenzcnc, men,
hers OF the foreign legations, Mayor
Stuart and Consul VOsslen, Last OF all
came the bride lcanin. OH her iather'n
arm. The bride looked radiant. She
has Il slender figure, 4 beautiful face and
q remarkable interesting expression OF
countenance. She carried white pray
or book in her hands, but no flowers.
The ambassador met his bride ut the
improvised altar OF white roses, in front
OF which was 4 foot stool OF tac choicest
buds.
Cardinal Gibbons gave short iustruc-
ton, and then proceeded with the usual
service, the groom giving the bride 4
plain ring. The pair kneIt on the foot
stool and received the apostolic bless
ing. In the parlorS were assembled
only the immediate family OF the bride.
Aiterward the couple LETT on n wedding
tour OF Il few weeks When they return
to Washington they will occupy the
magnificent new legation building
which the ambassador has fitted up for
his bride ut great cost and with that dis
play OF taste Tor which his nation is
known the world over.
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FUNNY SNAPS.

Pastor Ito peasant Girl)-"Why do
you weep go much ?" because my
lover has gone 10 the army Tor three
years But those will soon be over
then he will return" YES, but am
afraid in tho meantime another man
will marry me."-FIiegende BlFltGr.
Carric-"It isn't possibIe?" Harold
1t is true. can assure you" ! Carrie.
but" Harold-"Why, l heard
her say just yesterday that she was only
twenty-eight." Carrle-"Thcn now old
she must have beon when she was born.
Brooklyn Life.
"Do you pretend to have as good
judgment as nave?" exclaimed an en-
ragged woman to her husband. "WelI,
no" he replied, SLOWLY, "our choice OF
partners for life shows that my iudg.
ment is not to be compared to yours
Spare Moments.
Father-"Now, Jimmie, Pm going to
give you 4 hard thrashin'. Dye wantcr
know what for?" Son-"Nossir, don't
cos ii you tells me what iur then Pm
goin' to say l haiE't done it, en- you'll
lick mo twict us hard fur lynn about
it."-LJe.
Jess-"Miss Fitz gives her age rs
twenty-nine. but she means thirty"
Bcss-"Then why doesn't she say thir-
ty" Jess-"O, that's the way mer-
chants mark their good, nowadays" y
Kate Fi'ia's Washington.
"What right have Miss Scribb's
friends to consider her brilliant writ
err" Scratchiy-"E r-why, the kind
OF ink she uses, suppose" -lnttr Ocean.
lie latter their first kiss)-"Ah.
Ethel, it was your womanly instinct
told you that | loved You" Moo,
your sister. "-OL&lqnd Tribune.
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Colonel Breckinridgc's lawyers may
prove that Miss Pollard is everything
that is bad, but this will not'help him.
Miss Pollard's story is not that OF an
angel. Nor does it really matter
whether she is what he has made her.
She may have started on the down
ward path before she met him. but
this does not wipe out the fact that he
has trod that path with her for nine
years. He has maintained his relations
with her under two marital admins.
trations-not even his latest honey
moon interrupted them.
Miss Pollard was not public charac-
ter and the public had no concern about
her. The man in the case WAC not only
public character but assumed the role
OF public teacher OF morals and religion.
His lawyers have admitted for him en-
ough to show up his secret aims and
blast his career.
Ii the woman be black tho man in the
case chose her ior close companion,
and better than anybody else he knew
just what she WA.
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'hsht hAA1 hhN ''HS"i 'Ou"N)s
The Republican party knew how to
relieve tho people OF tho burden OF the
sugar duty and ut the same timo not
only put 20 hardship or tho Louisiana
sugar planters but laid down policy
which stimulated the production Of su-
gar of all kinds the country over.
The sugar bounty being Republican
device, the Democrats had to 90 against
it. But Louisiana, being southern and
Democratic, had TO be plNcated, hence
the Democratic tariff artists had to give
Louisiana duty on her sugar.
Ii the planters yet tho benefit Of the
whole duty it will amount to just one
half the bounty, and the Goa. to the
country will DO six times "a much as
the bounty. The treatment Of the SUI
gar question il the Mckinley act was
one OF the most business-like and alto
cethGr excellent things ever done by
Congress. Since it was n Republican
Congress that did the thing OF course it
must be opposed by Democratic Con-
gresg and the Democratic party.
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PITTSBURGH AND THE INTERIOR
or WEST VIRGINIA.


Tho opening OF tho new rail route,
which Will give speedy nccess to two
thlrda OF tho great atntO which il OUT
next southern ncighbor, can DO made
II our people riao properly to tho pos
sibilttios involved, tho beginning Of q
now era which shall exceed all that ha.
preceded 1t In prosperity.
Practically illimiIable and fresh sup
plios Of raw material Of every kind eau
DO obtained by our manufacturers from
tho newly opened country, which in re-
turn will tako from ui lull equivalent
in tho articles which wo produce.
Now is tho time for our people to act
Let thom not DO content with things ns
they are. lot them supply the capital
necessary TO complete tho two short
links which would open up not only the
richest territory OF West Virginia, but
which would make tho entire South Al.
lantic coast TO the romotcst tip OF Flor.
ida tributary to tho wealth Of this city,
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every bird killed was shot through the

every bird killed was shot through the
eye"
Tho British and Foreign Bible society
celebrated Its ninctiGth birthday two
weeks ago. Between March, 1901, and
March, 1893, tho society distributed
throughout the world 49,, S0i, $50 Bibles
or portions Of Bibles, almost every writ.
ten language being represented in tho
number.
An old and curious koy and lock Is
attached to tho door Of Temple church
III Fleet street, London. The key
weighs Sevon pounds and Ia eighteen
inches long. both key aud lock have
beon IN use since tho Crusados.
DR.. Hoino Marks. superintendent Of
tho city hospital ut st. Louis, says that
he can cure Asiatic cholera by making
m inCision in tho abdomen and flooding
the bowels with an antisepttc solution.
James Bragg, Of llawkinsvillc, Ga,
trimmed his dog to drive horao. While
Bragg was absent from his team the
other day tho dog drove 1t home, and
tho owner had to walk five miles.
"AHEcs III NlOIuGCO IeCUlEo clNllCI ITO
pay at all or not enough TO live OH,
80 that justice is not administered, 1t Is
sold. he who is most liberal to the
judge always wins his case.
Southwestern North Carolina has Il
band Of 1900 Cherokee Indians. They
constitute MI incorporated company,
live in tho mountains. but follow the
pursuits oil white men.
A pup OF Mexican breed, born in the
home OF $. Goldsmith, oil Chicago, says
n dispatch to tho Boston Journal, lis
but M inch and IL half long aud Weighs
less than two ounces"
In Robinson county, North Carolina,
Ira II. Leo set fire to pine trcc on his
farm. He was working under it when
the top burned oil and fell, killing him
instantly.
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To PUSH wheeling Ahead.

The mayor makes good point when
no urges that Wheelin. should besti.
herself to induce new manufactures to
locate here. He recommends exemp.
ton from city taxation and bonus, 1t
Is doubtful whether the property OF man.
ufacturing establishments could be ex.
enp;ed from taxation; nor is it proba-
bic that council! viii test its authority
to tempt newcomers with bonus.
Wheeling will have 10 rely on her own
energy ard natura! advantages.
1t is true that thia city has not done
all it could have done &c attract atten.
ton 10 the advantages it has to oGe- to
manufacturers, and il tho mayor can
stir up public interest in this matter he
will accomplish good work.
Not much response could be looked
for in these times. but these times will
not last for ever. Now ia n good time to
SOW the seed and to plan ior the better
day that is coming.
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WAsHlHGToN, D. G., March 27.-Rcpre.
sentative Boa:ner, OF Louisiana, will in
sist on having the Judiciary committee
OF the house pass on Boatncr's resolu-
lion for suits against the Union Pacific.
This promises 10 bring on IN interest
ing conflict, as Chairman Reilly, OF the
Pacific Railway committee, is equally
determined that the resolution shall be
considered by his committee. The con-
test is being watched with much inter-
eat, rs it is regarded by many as an is
sue OF much wider extent than Que be-
tween house committees.
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INDECENT HASYE
or the GCorGln Politicians to Select Soma
tor CuIuuitrs Successor.

or the GCorEln Politicians to Select Scnn
tor Colquitrs Successor.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 2I.-Politicians
interested in the appointment Of a sue
ccssor to Senator Colquitt, who died
only yesterday, arc already ilocking to
tho capital and calling upon Governor
Northern in behalf OF aspirants for the
place. In fact the canvass for Senator
Colquitta scat has been going OH ior
some months. Had he lived, Senator
ConQutt would have been candidate
before the next legislature, which meets
in October. Governor Northern, y. &.
Bacon. Of Macon; Fleming &. Dubignon,
Of Savannah; Lewis Garratd, OF Colum-
bus, and Congressman Henry Il. Tur-
nor, OF the Eleventh district, have all
been considered rs in the race. though
Bacon and GCrrard arc the only two
who have formally announced. The
governor wishGs no intimation US 10 his
probable selection. Patrick Walsh, OF
Augusta. might get the uuexpircd term,
but he positively declines to allow his
friends to urge his name.
Joseph Cummings, OF Augusta, has
been strongly pressed on tho governor,
but it is thought his friends proceeded
too soon. Ex-Attorney General Clifford
Anderson and Gus Little arc strong
possibilities, and Robert Mitchell, ex.
president OF the state senate, is another
possibility.
Congressman Turner and Minister
james e. Biount, are believed to DO too
closely identified with the national ud-
ministration and lis policy 10 be Sc
lcCted. 1t can DO accepted as settled
fact that tho man that Governor
Northern does select vii! be for FREQ sill.
yer,
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God III tho Constitution.

The Judiciary committee OF tho house
has laid on tho table tho resolution to
recognize God in tho constitution.
What could be gained for God or tho
country by so amending the conHtitu-
ton? God stands in no need Of official
recognition. Not man, woman or
child would be made better by it.
Religious liberty 10 cut in the tounda.
ton stone OF this republic, ard this is Il
good form Of recognition. To put God
in tho constitution" as the phrase goes,
would add nothing 10 the glory OF God
and no more to his worship in this
country.
God in the heart is better than God
in the constitution. The ono means
everything. The other may mean moth
ing.
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New YoEK, March 27.-The British
steamer, State OF Georgia, which sailed
from Glasgow March i, only made this
port to-day, having experienced heavy
gales Tor the most OF tho passage and
being five days imprisoned by pack ice
and surrounded by icebergs. March 10
two OF her brow plates were stove in by
the ice, and tho damage was repaired
with mucn difficulty. Tho ice enconn.
tered by the State OF Georgia was very
solid, aud with tho dense logs made it a
very difficult thing to sec any distance
ahead OF the vessel.
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In answer to an inquiring correspond
ent the New York Journal OF Commerce
says: "The sugar schedule OF the new
tariff is so ambiguous that We cannot
define its meaning. Our correspondent
had better write to Washington" There
is no ambiguity III tho sugar schedule
OF the Mckinley tariff act, Every.
body can understand ii.
In the new tasiI bill the schedule has
been made ambiguous so that the gen.
eral public could not get tho hang OF il.
But the sugar trust, which hal i, made
so, understands every limo and every
word OF it. What n jusgle the whole
thingis.
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Why They We're Welcome.

P6tsburgh CoamsrciG! Gd:.nc.
The now iron highway uniting the
two states and shortening the distance
TO very important developing section
OF West Virginia will havo larger con-
sequences, perhaps. than oven the most
iervid oratory predicted on tho notable
occasion OF good-iellowship.
Governor Fleming and his party, with
their message OF amity and concord,
were indeed welcome guests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28

THE Pittsburgh Commercial! Ga:rlts is
mistaken. 1t was not the governor OF
West Virginia who visited that city on
Monday with party Of West Vir.
ginians. 1t was Ex-Governor Fleming.
The present governor ia named Mac.
Corkle.
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earnest something can DO done without
waiting for the legislature TO act. Tho
legislature can be appealed to in It's
turn.
Tho city and tho county acting to-
gOthor can afford the people protection
from disease which now they do not
have; and In this they will have tho
cooperation Of every honest milk
dcAler
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AP0intcr for Wheeling.
Fs,g DE.-Yt

fNSbHTIh DSfGt6.
Tho cOnl, oil, lumber, iron orc and
agriculture OF two.thirds Of tho state
can be brought into tho total OF Pitts.
DuFsh business ii 1t is diligently sought.
10 attain this mercantile advantage 10
its fullest extent Pittsburgh must
change its old policy OF making trade
como to it, and must 90 to seek tho
trNtc. But tho fact that tho trade is
there. to be secured il wo reach out for
it. makes the opening Of tho route BY
which it ID brought to us u matter OF
great importance.
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WHOEVER suppcses that Republican
senators will not take SO much .imo as
may be necessary to show up what is in
the tariff bill and what is out OF it makes
q mistake. There will be L good deal Of
discussion on that measure before it
goes,back to the house. The Democrats
who had it Il charge in committee tool;
their time, didn't they?
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beware of ointmcnss for Catarrh TINT
Contain Mercury,


us mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell, and completely deranre the
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tho damage they will do is ten iold TO
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catnrrh Cure, manuiac.
tured by +. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. It is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio. by +. ].
Cheney Il Co. Testimonials Tree.
NS5.So!d By druggists, price zoe per
bottle.
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Citizen" writing on tho question OF
inferior and impure milk, overlooks tho
fact that the 1SrELLlGExcER has urged
inspection of the cows and the eur.
roundings from which Wheeline's milk
supply comes. as we'll rs inspection o!
the milk.
Ii council! and the county commits.
sioners will take hold together and in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28

CoXEY believes in miracles and in his
power to work them. lie has fine op.
por.unity to try that power on his army
and on Congress. The first thing he
knows u square meal will DO regarded
as q miracle il his camp.
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CouScIL is in 10 hurry to award tho
garbage contract II the present pro.
ceedings continue every householder
may havo to DO his own garbage col.
lector.
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MANY things Nre being said OF Mr..
Coxey, but it cannot DO said in truth
that he is wearing out any shoe.leather
on his march.to Washington.
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NEWSPAPERS which announced that
Col, Tom Ochiltree had challenged a
Now York lawye- are correcting the
misGtatemeat. The challenge was
bogus. The IHTELLGGEScER knew too
well that Col. Ochiltree ia not fighting
mas and has no retraction to make. Ii
Col. Ochiltrco vera to be killed who
would tell his Gtoriea for him?
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Pmtburgl Chronicle Telegraph.
The territory thus connected TO Pitts.
burGh Is well worth cultivutlng. 1t is
settled by a thrifty, prosperous people,
who should make Pittsburgh their mar
kct. They have a great deal to sell, and
they need to buy great many things.
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Are you weak and weary, overworked
and tired? Hoods Sarsaparilla is Just
the medicine you need to purify and
quicken your blood and to give you
appetite and strength. Ii you decide to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be in
duced to buy any othe-. Any effort to
substitute another remedy is proof OF
the merit OF Hoods.
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SPEAKING OF Col. Breckinridgc, the
Nous, OF Carroll,on, KY. says: ave
arc with him and Intend to de.
fend him." Then on to Washington
with the defense. There is no time to
lose. Col. BreckinridGe's lawyers GER
tainly did not know thia or they
would not hava admitted away all OF
the case that concerns the public. Tho
Carrolltou NttS8 is little late in taking
up the cudgcls, but with sufficient zeal
it may get in its saving work. Perhaps
the Nelrs has postoilice or something.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET

Hunting stories arc in season. This
one, credited to the Atlanta Con;titution,
is orthy OF print: John Irwin, OF
Rome, Ga, shot Mt n flock OF black
birds and killed siXty-three ut ono fire.
Tho remarkable part OF this yarn is that
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IT is nonsense to talk, about passing
the Bland bill over voto. The Bland
men haven: the votes to do it. The
veto will be Knockout blow.
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THE Delaware peach crop need not
assure us that it is ruined beyond re-
coyery. 1t always is somewhere about
this time.
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Hor SPRINGS, ARK, March 27.-Firc
last night Quilted and practically de-
siroyed the Hotel Pullman, one OF the
tiues: hos.leries here. Loss $4,000.
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THERE is great uneasiness over the
scignioraso bill The President can
settle it all with his little pen.
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IT seems that no scheme is too wild
to find champion in the United States
senate. 1twas not always thus.
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Hoods Pills are the best after-dinncr
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Try box. 5
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SPECIAL discounts to property owners
on our entire line OF cheap Wall
Papers. kUnSEE & CHEW.
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TIE Philadelphia Record speaks CT tho
Future OF Democracy" Is thero to
BIO enough OF it to spell it with large
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