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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

~ Tho Register OF yesterday told its
readers that coal, iron ore and wool
have been transferred IRON tho free to
tho du,iable list" in the senate amend.
ments to the Wilson bill. In its editor.
ial columns it says:
Wool Is given IN all around duty o; IS no,
cent by the senate committee. This is A can.
siderable reduction from the Mckinley taxes,
mud SO lar SO good. Now pass the bill.
Tho senate subcommittee propose,
changes in the nature OF reductions in
the duties on manufacturers OF wool.
There is no change whatever IN I'm.
manufactured wool. In tho senate bill
it remains just wheyo it was placed in
the Wilson bill, and that is on the FREQ
list.
Tho twenty-five percent duty which
the Register does not understand is ON
wool advanced by certain processes OF
manufacture beyond the washed or
secured condition; and this rate, in.
stead OF being an advance over the rate
in tile house bill, is reduction.
The American wooI-srower had no
pull" on tho senate subcommittee
and was given no consideration. Nor
was it supposed that no would get any.
Tho ono thing de!orminoL iron the
tho limo the country handed itself ove.
to the Democratic party was that ii any
tariff bill were passed it would contain
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JOkELETS.

Speaking OF the approaching Easter
holidays, young H., rather forward
youth, asked the Mayor: :'What does
Good Friday mean?"' You had better
90 home and read your Robinson
Crusoe." was the whitening reply
Grin.
Sunday-School Teacher-What is your
definition OF an honest man. Johnnie :?
Johnnie Whose father is First Ward
politician)-A man who stays bought
when he's bought-PhHadClphil Record.
"lIit's er great misfortune ter lots OBJ
teller creatures" said Uncle Fiber, dat
dey is deaf and dumb. An it's WIS
ser misfortune ter lot mo DAT dey
amt Washington Star.
Mr.. DOoley-Gimme bar OF soap,
please" Shopman-Iel, sir. Do you
want it scented or unscented? Doolcy
-Aw-niver uoind; FL just take it wild
me.-BrOoElyn Life.
"Wall, now, ii that don't beat all.
I've jist been readin' ABOUT them Colo.
RADIO rainmakers, and now l see they've
got n clearinghouse in New York. y
Life.
DO you think Officer McGobb is
squarc% Surely, he must be; he is
never round when wanted. "-lAiiaaa-
polls Journal
She-And what have you been study
ing since you left college, law or medi-
cine? He-Neither. Economy cw
liOrs Ledger.
One oil the hardest things on earth is
TO be sympathetic without being slightly
cynical at tho same timc.-!NGirduEee
Journal.
\ man never knows that n woman has
any old clothes until lie has married
her.-1crGs STfingS. a.
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A NERVOUS WOMAN.
What She Thought About
Nerves.

The nerves nrc tho most important part Of tho
system II they are weak, tho person Is run
down, tlrOd. lOnsuId and docs not tcci like doing
anything. shO eau sleep but little, her mind
wandcrA her appetite Is gon1 aud what Aho can
cat docs her no good,
This Is Just tho condition Mrs., Milo Griffith, a
wollknown lady OF Morctown, VI. found her
self IN aud tho reader will soc by tho following
letter thu, she knew what to 10 to Get we'll.
about seven years Ogo" she says II was
taken with very severe nervousness and could
network. could but Just drag around. also
had the asthma badly. was 50 nervous Tint nj
times could not lay In the house. but felt Us
though must go out In thoSrcet and run.
~ had no appetite mud whit did cat laid
heavily on my stomach aud sometimes distress.
cd mo severely. | had seen Dr. Grccuc's SGrvura
blood aud nerve remedy advertised and heard II
most highly praised, and determined at once to
take this medicine which was SO iaYorably
spoken by everybody | had only taken 1t n
short timO when began to feel tho good results
from 1t. aud am now entirely cured OF oil my
complaints.
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Good Lord, Good Devil.

Tho Register gave itself over complete.
~ and unrCscrvedly to tho support OF
the Wilson bill as it wont from tho
house to tho senate. 1t was particular.
ly pleased with those provisions Of the
bill which put on the iree list coal, iron
orc and wool.
Tho amendments OF tho senate sub.
committee pu. duty Of forty cents a
ton oil coal and irou ore. Thoy do not
putany duty onwool. although tho Regis.
terthnks they do. Hut with coal and iron
ore restored to the dutiablo list and
under tho Misrepresentation that wool
is given en- all around duty OF twonty-
five per cent by the senate committee, "
tho Register urges its party to pass tho
BILL"
To take from the FREQ list these i'm.
portant raw materials about which tho
FREQ traders havo boon bowling Is TO
change radically tho character OF tho
bill; but it does not change tho Registers
attitude with respect to the bill. 1t 10
not tho samo bill, and it is impossible
for both billa to pass, but tho Register is
ready with the same advocacy.
Which bill 10 it that the 81 Jis,Sr wants
passed. the house bill or the senate bill?
Technically it is the same bill amended.
Commercially there arc two bills, one
founded on the Democratic theory OF
free raw materials, tho other based OIL
dutiablo raw materials for certain in.
dustries and free raw materials for
others.
Ii the house refuse 10 concur in the
senate amendments the bill ~ pro-
posed 10 BIO amended by tho senate will
go to conference committee.
What will the Register do about
it all then, urge the passage OF
the house bill, or the passage OF
tho bill as amended by the senate, or
wait until the row is over and shout
for tho result, whatever it may he, as
tho very thing tho Register wanted from
the beginning?
Tho situation is wrctchedly cmbar-
RAISING fora Democratic organ eager to
grind its party's tures and striving to
catch the key. There is always danger
OF getting the wrong key.
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THE TROY TRAGEDY


said to be IN Outcome of nm 4. T.. /. Fcut!.
Shcn's Story.
Troy, y. y, March CIT is alleged
here tonight that the election fracas
resulting inFtho death OF Robert Ross
was the outcome OF an a. 2. a. ieud be.
tween him and "Bat" Shea, who is a
Catholic. and Boland. who is cxcom-
municatcd from tho Catholic church,
and who recently became Repub!.-
can. 1t ia SAID that in tho caucus
few weeks ago the dead man had VIC
lent words over the question OF cndors.
in. Wheian, who is also Catholic, and
that in 4 iracas that occurred he was
hurt.
: Shea, who was interviewed at tho Jail
tonight, says: "Whocver fired that
shot that killed MIR. Ross fired it from
behind him and probably ut me. for
was facing him when he fell. did not
shoot. After several shots were fired
feit pain in my neck and dropped. |
had my revolver in my hands"
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Twas 50 confined to the house that could
not so ont evenings Mt all to any nmuSements,
but now can go when please. When com
menced the medicine weighed 06 pounds and
now have got back 10 l32 pounds. | coughed
and wheezcd so that would almost fail down.
Nobody could suffer any more than did but
now my asthma and nervousness arc entirely
cured and the medicine that did II was Dr..
Grcene's Servura blood and nerve remedy. l
eat and sleep well md do my homework rs com
fortably as ever. Heartily recommend the Ncr.
vura TO all II Is the most wonderful medicine
l have ever found"
There arc thousands oi women suffering Just
as Mrs. Griffith was. They are so nervous they
cannot control themselves. they have no power
to throw oil that terrible down.heartcd. discon.
tented feeling and many feel as though they
would 70 Insane. Are you afflicted In this way?
II so you will surely be cured by using DR..
Greene's Netvura blood and nerve remedy. 1t
Is the most wonderful medicine in the world TO
cure disease. and It Is Just what you want.
Thespring is always the best time 10 take this
medicine. It Is the discovery OF Dr.. Greene the
most successful specialist in curing nervous aud
chronic diseases. Ilc can be consulted free OF
charge. personally or by letter. ut his office. 3j
West Fourteenth street. New York City.
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CRUSTED S(;ALY skin
ToTmcnts Minister'S Family. Almost
Drove Wife Mud. Doctors Useless.
Instant Relief and Speedy
euro by Cuticura.

ThTce years ago M wife, four little children,
and myself wCT2 afflicted with crusty, sClly
=, disease OF the skin. IL tOrInrntcd us all. Such
Na plague hope will never again visit my family.
Mychildrcns ages were respectively nine. seven,
and four years, except the youngest, who IVES
only two months old. OF NIL our suffering, my
wife suffered the most. 1t almost drove her
mad. The disease first made its appearance on
mywiic's back between the shoulders and spread
across 10 her breast. II looked Ike 1t was coy-
cred over with little scales. | first bought Of a
drug store, medicine for skin disease, which
failed to dOany good whatever. IncXt employed
adoctorwho gave relief fora short while. After
trying him for quite q while without eilcctinSR
cure, called in another doctor who proved 10
don better than the first. After this bought
CUTlcuEA REMEDIES OF Mcssrs. Purcell, Ladd
u Co., Richmond, Va. having read OF them ina
newspaper. Relief followed the first avpli-
cation, aud five or six scrS cured nj OF US. ] do
not know what the disease was We had. It
Affected us all alike, but do know CCTIcunA
cured US OF that skin disease. .s
RT:v. j. y. WOODS,
Avon, Nelson County, Va.
have used your CUTICURA REMEDIES for
cases said 10 be inCurahle by good doctors, and
they cured me lt once. They arc tic best skln
and blood remedies In the iYOrld.
". j. THOMAS, HhiGham, Ga.
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CHE :qtxGaIGgenesn
WHEELING, MARCH 10, 1894.
Bad For BrcclsInrIllgc.

The case agains: Col. Breckenridge
opens badly for the Kentucky congress-
man. 1t will be interesting to see how
he will attempt to meet the point blank
testimony OF Mrs. Blackburn and tho
chief OF police OF Washington. Both
testify to admissions OF promise OF mar
rage in their presence.
Mrs. Blackburn ia not n woman to
poriure herself. The chief OF police is
a man OF the very hishes. standing in
his community. 1t is not probable
that either Of them is mistaken. Mrs.
Blackburn has only too good reason to
know that Col. Breckenridge brought
Miss Pollard to her aud asked her
special protection for her on the ground
that she was to be his wife Ms soon rs
his first wife should havo been dead
long enough for him to marry with
come show oil decency.
Mrs. Blackburn has since learned
more than sho knew then, more OF Miss
Pollard ami more OF Col. Breckenridge
and in the light OF her better informa-
ton she made the significant remark be-
fore tho court that ii she had the pro-
lection OF husband her presence there
would not be necessary.
The meaning OF this wa4 that ii he.
husband were living he would have
sayed Col. Breckenridge the mortifica.
ton OF appearing as defendant in n
breach OF promise suit in which his wife
had been compromised by Col. Breckin-
ridge. 1T does not matter what sort OF
woman Miss Pollard is, the question be.
fore the jury is whether Col. Breckin.
ridge promised to marry her.
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rHEND OF TRADE
Confidence In tho Future not Increasing.
L. q. Dun q Co.,, WcclLv I,ryIr,r

Confidence In tho Future not Increasing.
IL G.Dnn d Co.'s wcoldy Review.
New YoRH, March Or. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review: Evidences OF
present Improvement in business mul.
tiply, but confidence in future improve.
ment docs not SOON to increase. Thoro
ia moro business, and larger prodnC.
ton by industries, Tor tho season has
arrived when greater activity Is ncccs.
sary II dealers stocks aru TO DO 70.
plenishCd. and those who cannot mako
calculations beyond Il low months are
tho moro nnXlous to crowd as much
trade rs thCy safely can into those
months. In some branches OF distr.
button, however, there arc indications
OF Il diminishing demand for goods and
tho evidence preference for low price
articles, with tho woll.known reduction
in wages aud family expenditures, lead
many 10 feel some less confident that
business will soon recover its former
volume. Undertakings reaching DO.
yond II short time uro not madc at
greater freedom and in optic OF larger
present demand prices OF manufactured
goods tend downward.
The most distinct gain Is in iron aud
steel manufacture. Tho output OF pig
iron increased 10 per cent, though 1t Is
still T.S per cent less than year ago.
Trade in bar iron is very unsatisfactory.
Rails nrc fiat and with u larger produc-
ton OF coke. contracts are made nj rs
low prices ns over. Tin is lower with a
fall ut London being quoted here at 1876
cents and copper does not improve,
though lead is slightly higher.
In woolcns manufacturers arc incrcas.
Ing production mainly in II tentative
way, or Oh orders which arc little more
than sufficient to test the market. In
tho past five weeks tho decrease has
been only l. per cent, which is Il marked
improvement, in part due TO the fact
that tho mills having no orders are buy.
Ing at once what wool thoy expect to
need Tor months TO come.
The number OF failures during the
past week has been 2iS in the United
States against 1913 last yeNr, and sixty
in Canada against thirty-two last year.
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The stosie manufacturers OF Wheel
ing protested against the Wilson bill
tax OF three dollars thousand OH their
product. The ssnate.bill secs the three
dollar tax and goes it two dollars better.
Ii three dollar tax was bad five dol.
lar tax will be worse by two-thirds.
And West Virciniaus interested in
this industry have only Democrats in
Congress to turn toin the hope that they
may BIO willing and able to induce i
Democratic Congress to let them live!
There are multiplying evidences OF
the mistake West Virginia made when
she helped to put the Democrtic party
where it could do these things.
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INDEMNIFY DEMANDED

by tho German Admiral Mt lilo and
Granted by ID CANA.
BCENos AYREs, March GA despatch
from Rio Janeiro states that the Ger
man admiral has demanded OF the in
surgcnt commander the payment OF an
indemnity for the seizure OF lighter,
also for firing upon 4 German steam
launch. The lighter at tho time it was
seized was lying alongside the German
steamer Catalina. According TO the
dispatch Admiral Da CANA has accedod
to the demands oil the German admiral.
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Every little I!cins.

The Charleston Ga:ct'c is so rejoiced
over the senate bill placing duty OF
forty cents q ton on coal that it prints
at the top OF its first page in red letters,
"Thern is Tariff OIL Coal"
Not quite, in the sense OF being put
there in Democratic tariff ACT. 1t has
to run the gauntlet o! the house, which
demands coal on tho free list. "There
is tariff on coal" in the present Ropub.
lican tariff law, and this would suit the
Gazette and the industry i: champions
bottcr than the senate bill BY Just
thirty-dva cents.
These arc indeed hard times for
Democrats who want protection. The
Democratic party deaouuces protection
as unconstitutional.
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TO RESTRAIN THE SALE

or tho Producers OH Company to the
United states Pipe LiEe Company.
PITIsEuEGH, Pa. March S.-A bill in
equity has been filed in common pleas
court No. l. having for its object the
prevention OF big oil deal between the
Producers Oil Company and the United
States Pipe Line Company. The
plaintiff is John ]. Carter, and tho de-
PENDANTS are the Producers Oil Com
pany. j. W. Lee, i. d. Wood, Clarence
Walker, P. NJ. Shannon ana Theodore
y. Barnsdall, managers OF the company.
Tho plaintiffs bill aets forth that the
Producers Oil Company is partner
ship association with capital stock OF
SGOO,OOO. Tho principal Office oil the
concern is in Warren, with branch
Office in Pittsburgh. Some time in
February the managers held 4 meeting
at Warren and sold the property 10 the
United States Pipe Line Company. An
injunction is asked TO restrain the sale
oil the ground that the United States
Pipe Line Company has no right under
its charter TO make the purchase. 1t is
chained that ii the transfer is made it
will give the United States Pipe Line
Company control OF the Producers aud
Retiners' Company, injure the business
OF the Producers Oil Company, and do
the plaintiff irrCpaTahle damage.
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Special Dnpatch u tic h'iiigeIc:r
Caldwell, O.. March 9.-Nirs. John
Hupp, residing near EIba, south OF this
place, committed suicide this afternoon
by taking poison. For sometime past
she has been deranScd and the cause OF
her rash act is insanity. This is the
second suicide in this community with
in the week.
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SptcEa! DlIpH'cN 10 nc INtIIlslcer
WASHINGTON. March 9.-Possmaetors
appointed: Loudonville, Marshall coun-
ty, Joseph Loudensinger, sr., vice j. W.
Daian, resigned; Pratt, Roanc county,
]. W. Daniel. vice I. S. Hughes, re-.
signed; Vaughan. Nicholus county, l..
3. Hall, vice a. l. Vaughan, resigned;
WIllowdaic, Jackson county, Milton
Eawson, vico Isaac Starl;cy. resigned;
Wise, MononSalia county. ]. w. Sand
ers, vice ]. T. Robinson, removed.
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TIE New York World saya tho sugar
trust ''is an illegal and criminal con-
spiracy to rob the people under tho
forms OF law. Ii We had oil honest and
faithful attorney general the conspira-
cy would be broken up and the conspira.
tors sent TO Jail" That, OF course,
would be good thing. Instead OF that
they got their work in or the senate
tariff bill.
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FoR all arrangements OF the throat
and lungs, Ayers Cherry Pectoral is
Tie speediest and most reliable remedy.
Even in the advanced stages OF con
sumption, this wonderful preparation
affords great relief, checks coughing,
q I'd induces sleep.
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CoUGuLlH isn't guilty. As the days
so by it seems more and more probable
that DR.. Cronin murdered himself
threw his muiilated body in the catch
basin and did divers and suudry other
things with intent to cast suspicion on
certain innocent persons. DR.. Cronin
should not have done this.
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MAY SURRENDER,
Da CANA Said to IIavn Glvcn Up Hope 70
the InSurgcnt Cause.

tho lnsurgcnt Cause.
Rio De JAHEIRo, March 9.-There are
reasons to believe that Admiral Da
CANA considers the chances OF success
on the part OF the insurgents almost
hopeless. and that he is seeking m OPP
portunity to surrender to the tort COM
manders.
This is thought to be due to the
failure Of De MelIo to reinforce him
from tho south, and to tho fact that he
may be overwhelmed at any time by
the arrival OF the government fleet. .
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Next Monday the health committee
OF council is to meet to consider bids for
the removal OF the garbage. This time
the matter seems to have been taken ND
with moro than ordinary caution.
Every member OF the committee knows,
as every resident OF Wheeling knows,
that the collection OF garbage in this
city has been costly farce.
Not only so, but it has been tncitly
understood that the contractor was to
collect his pay with religious regularity
and to gather up ut times suiting his
convenience little garbage 10 show
that no had not entirely dropped out OF
the business.
1t is very significant that as soon as
tho impression got oat that the new
contract would carry with it an obliga.
ton to collec; tine garbage, and that it
was the intention to enforce the pro-
visions OF the contract. one Of the bid
ders, prudent man that he was, with.
drew his bid and gave notice tina: ii the
terms OF the contract were to be bind
ing on him he would have 10 have more
money.
The committee and council should
rot ask n better lesson than this. II the
peoples money is to be paid out on a
garbage contract council should soc that
the people get return in the removal
OF their garbage. This appears to be
the intention OF council, q resolve which
will have the popular approval.
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a FREQ wool provision, and further that II
the Democratic party failed in all othor
features Of Its tariff programme 1t would
bend all its energies TO tho passage Of n
bill TO romoyc tho duty from wool.
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TOUBLIC SALE.

I ---I
The property OF the Mound City Brick Com
pany. nj MOundSville. ". Va. will be sold az
auction 10 the highcst and best bidder on
SATURDAY. MARCH u, 1884,,
at O'Clock p. H., upon the premises
said property consists Of about twelve (iol
acres OF clay land suitable for building brick of
best quality. located upon switch OF the B. & O.
r. R., buildings. machinery and tools for the
manufacture o! brick by the soft mud" process.
stable, office and dwelling house.
The personal property consists OF about $50
cords OF wood. about four hundred thousand
burnt brick, about Sl,40o In book accounts, four
~ horses, wagons. curt and harness, also Office
furniture. safe. desk. etc.
The property will be sold as a whole, without
division. upon the following terms. viz:
Five thousand 5,C00l dollars, or MS much more
as the purchaser may elect to pay, cash In hand
OH the day OF sale. the balance In two equal an
stallinnnis. payable III six (GJ and twelve il9)
months from the day OF sale. the purchaser TO
give his notes. bearing interest from tho dav Of
sale for the deferred payments, secured by decd
OF trust upon the property. mrl0.frh4s
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BE- wise--scc our new Spin. Wrass
before buying. =, VI. SHOOK 4 Co.
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Sold Throughout tho world. Prco. CrTicrRA,
Loc.; SOAR, .5c.; RES0LvEST, 81. rOTTEE DRuo
AND CuEN. Corr, Sole Projectors, Gos;on.
E8>"now 10 Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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kunHER & CHEW sci! Strictly Pure
WhiteLeat at sc, any quantity.
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TO r S A LII

Fine farm. 1877 acres three miles from Mounds.
vile, with splendid improvements. This is a
bargain.
Firm of 39i4 ncreS near TTiadclphia. s., $50.
Farm OF 39l acres 655 miles east Of city. $500.
House OF five rooms. lot 3ixl11 feet, Eor street,
Centre Wheeling. = 500.
$50 feet of land fronting on McColloch and
Lind Streets = e.
Double brick house. four and five rooms, with
modern Improvements. lot i5xlO0 feet. bargain,
Two brIcl; houses five and six rooms lot look
100 feet. cheap $780,. =
Hotel Of fourteen rooms, doing good business,
splendid location. cheap ;T''.e'
Honsc OF five rooms. 1905 McColIoch street.
Si.GU0
House Of three rooms. Woods street, Eighth
ward, lot 2jxlG0 feet. $500.
House OF five rooms. brick, Fourteenth street,
s1.SGO 7"
House of five rooms, Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling. Sl.2Ol
House Of five ICONS, Woods, street, Eas, Wheel.
ing, Sl.5OO. =. ~ 0If ~ -
House OF eight rooms. Coal street. First ward,
House OF seven rooms and hall, chaplIue
street Centre Wheeling, Si,2jD
Lot cnst end FourteGnth street. $500.
Lots on Lind street. Beivcdcrc, S17j each.
Lots In Bchrens & spcidcl'S addition, Hand.
lan'S addition 10 North Bcnw0od. Boggs' Run.
CaldwelrS Run. Pleasant Valley, Bellevue and
other places In and near the city
ME cD1TT o. NrITrrt-