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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

citizen Of Boston stands higher in public csii
nation than he. \ lawyer OF the greatest emf.
ncnce and highest ability. he Is born leader OF
men. In public life for nearly half a century
hsis Il representative citizen. one of the most
popular aud best known men in the United
States.
"IEe was elected Il Senator and was eight times
returned to the House Of Representatives 1t
shows in what high estimation he Is held by the
people that no was five diGcren, years elected
speaker OF the House OF Representatives. Gov.
crnor Long made him n Justice. knowing TINT
he is OF unques.oUcd integrity superior ability
aud great cOnsceutiousnesS. \ man OF males.
tic BRAIN he Is n great statesman and has few
equals as an orator. lie WINS at one time cGu-
dictate for Lieutenant Governor and he nomiu-
ated AlSer for President in the National Conven.
ton"
such Is the cm!aeace and standing Of the gem
ticmau who writes the following for the public
welfare:
Having used DR.. Grccnc's Ncrrura Llood and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

CHE 411telli2etIGen.
WHEELING. MARCH O, 1894.
KcbcllIon Must DO Put Down.

hcDtlllOn NJ uSt lie rat DuWl.
The situation in tho disturbed mining
region OF this state seems to be at least
as serious as ithas been at any time since
the outbreak began. The governor has
met the developments 80 well that the
people will have, confidence III his
watchiulness and promptness Of action.
He has acted with especial wisdom in
refusing to DO led into any OF the
schemes to get rid OF the military while
tho region is in ferment.
The way to get rid OF tho military is
to submit to the orderly operation OF
the law. Ii the acting mayor OF Mont
gomery, for example, is so sure OF the
good disposition OF his community that
he oilers to furnish posse for the
sheriff ii the governor will promise to
keep his hands of, let him use his good
offices to quiet the armed rebellion in
his community.
There is good reasons 10 believe that
il the troops were withdrawn from that
point a campaign OF vengeance would
be entered on with bloody results. Not
soldier should be removed so long as
one armed man beyond the sheriff 5
power to deal with is in the field.
The force OF tho state, armed though
it be, is not an alien force come to do
wrong TO the peaceful citizens OF IVES:
Virginia. It is a force OF citizens OF this
state organized under the law for the
maintenance OF the law and the protec.
ton of life and property. As such it
should always be welcomed. by mon
who prefer the rule OF law to the reign
OF anarchy.
Tho state positively cannot yield to
men in arms aSainstit authority. They
represent rebellion. which must be
put down at any cost On this issue
every good citizen must stand by the
governor ,...... -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

Hon. ox.SpeHEer Noyes Is and always will be n
boon to his fellow men, and In thus giving his
advice TO the suffering. and the weight OF his
high Standing and eminent reputation to hisin-
doracmeat OF the wonderful curative virtues Of
the great medical discovery, Or. Grecnes Scr-
,vura blood and nerve remedy, he Is proving
himself u bcneiactor 10 those who are sick, weak.
nervous aud Gi!ng. 1t lisa fact that DR.. Greene's
NeEvurG blood and nerve remedy cures, The
sic!: need Il to make them we'll Those who do
not call themselves cxacily sick, but who are
a!i!n:, out OF order ana do not feel just right,
should take II, for It will put them In perfect
health and strength. Everybody needs 1t now
when a spring medicine is necessary to main
tain health. 1t is the best spring medicine pos.
sibe TO take.
DR.. Greene. OF 81 West Fourteenth street. New
YORK City, It's disco7ercr, Is our most successful
specialist in curing nervous and chronic dis.
eases. lie can be consulted free, personally or
by letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

The Pittsburgh Times tells that four
OF the Carnegie company's mon con.
spircd to deliver to the government the
detective armor plate for which tho
company had to pay fine OF $4,000.
Tho scheme was worked by putting re-.
jectcd plates in with those-that had
been approved. The workmcn took in
with them lawyer and an ex.fedcral
official OF Pittsburgh and the govern.
ment paid them So, 900 ior the informa.
ton. No names are given.
ltis remarkable story which will
have to be supported by more details.
The payment OF $4,000 by the Car.
negio company on account OF defective
armor plate is fact. Officers OF the
company have declined to discuss the
subject ior publication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06
Tho Increase of Crime.


According to Superintendent Byrnes,
OF the New York police. there is no in
crease OF crime, and he maintains his
position BY the record OF his depart
ment. He points TO the statistics for
recent years and saws there is so little
variation in the number OF certain
crimes from year to year that the mum.
Der for this year or next can almost be
foretold.
For example, in the city OF New York
arrests ior larceny were 1924 in 1890,
5,SSi in 1891, 5,224l in 1892. 5.347 in 1898;
ior robbery 257 in 1890, 2S7 in 1891, 24O
in 1892, 23S in 1898; for shooting l23 in
1890, los in 1891, 100 in 1892, 10 in 1898.
Assuming that the police force is as
viligant in one year as it is in another,
or that there is about the same average
OF yiIisancn and OF success in approhcnd-
ing criminals. the record bears out the
theory OF this authority on criminals.
$40 believe that crime must increase
with population" says Superintendent
Byrnes, "is to lose faith in human adj.
vancement and the upward progress OF
tho ages"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho highest broad guage railroad in
tho United States Is tho Denver 4 Rio
irando, and Its higheSt point is ut Mar
shall Pass, whore II climbs to n height
oil lO,S55 feet above tho sea. There nro
some narrow Cuage roads that 90 little
higher. but this IL the highest point ut.
tanned by through route.
St. PauIs cathedral in London, which
dates back moro than 200 years, and
which was called finished in l7l0, has
had much work done on 1t since that
timo as part oil tho original design, and
even now statues are being placed in tho
inches in the dome designed for them
by Sir Christopher Wren.
AtOviedo, Fla, Mrs. q. L. Brown tried
to drive a hawk away from her chickens
when 1t turned upon her. Old Man
Brown went TO eco about it, and was
also attacked, but succeeded in killing
tho hawk with club.
NirginIa's Dismal Swamp" is not n
swamp at all, but low.lying forest
whicii-has been so well drained that DO.
fore many years good part OF 1t will
probably DO devoted to rice cultivation.
The Rcynolds.Corliss engine, the
principal feature OF the power house OF
the lnlramural railway At the World s
Fair, was not stopped once for repairs
to the engine proper during the cxhibi.
ton.
A new free public library, to contain
$4,000 volumes, is being built in Man.
chester, England. This will give tho
city total oil 10000 volumes, housed
in five libraries, for free public use.
Within twenty years the area planted
to wheat in Great Britain has decreased
by 100000 acres, while tho area
planted to oats has increased by 100000
acres.
The cost OF the worlds wars since tho
Crilnean war has been Sl3, 265, 100000,
or enough to give $40 gold piece to
every man, woman and child on the
globe.
The Florida orange crop, tits thought,
will DO slightly larger than ever before.
1t is placed by m authority at from
100000 to 100000 boxes.
In consequence OF the great demand
for platinum in electrical appliances
that metal is five times as expensive us
it was u lew years ago.
There was a falling or in the ship.
mcnts OF anthracite coal during Janu.
ary Of nearly 100000 over the CORE.
spending period OF 1898.
Marlctte, Mich, is soon to have an
unique auction sale. A deputy sheriff
adver,ises lot OF collins which he will
auction of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06
JOKELETS.

Customer-"But isn't that m awiully
high price for mirror? Glass is gem
orally much cheaper now than it used
to be-" Dealer-"Yes; but mercury
mas been higher this winter than any
winter for the past twenty years" -
Puck.
II heard an alarm OF fire. think" he
said in the theater. land l must 20 out
and see about it," Returning after fiji
teen minutes: at wasn't fire." he
said shortly. "Nor water" she said,
still more briehy.-Erch1ilye.
Doctor-"Has your daughter been
delicate always?" Mother-"Oh, yes;
ii she does anything about the house it
cXhausts her 50 that she is not able to
dance longer than midnight some
times" Inter Ocean.
Primus-Dalton's sight has become
strangely affected, poor fellow. He sees
everything double. SeCundus-Dy Jove!
Pm glad you mentioned it. I owe him
$40 and III tender him this S5-Jadgc.
Trotter-Say, old man. do YOU know
that pretty girl over yonder? Barlow
NuUh IlcI SHOiANI cu( l uIu. VIC
proposed to her three times already
JuuJe.
Fair skater-Will this ice support
me2 Ice Man (owner Of the pond)-
Well, it ought to. It's goin' to support
me and my family all next summer
Puck.
Miss Wallop tho tcacher)-Tommy,
did l see you whispering with tine boy
next you just now. Tommy-No, ma'am.
Your back was turned.-Chicago Record.
"Wall, now, ii that don't beat nil. I've
Just been readin' about them Colorado
rain-makers. and now see they've rot
n clearinghouse in New Iork." -Lifs.
Judgc-Do you know anything favor
able about the prisoner? Witness
He ran away wild me ould woman,
yeraner.-LUe.
Clairette-What are you going to give
me, papa, when get married? Har-
pagon-AIy consent, Clairette.-Lqquei!c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

V"'S 4sGLuT " hC INltEHGlCtr
S!E:-I am farmer and have no. been
much Interested OF late in politics, bu,
fully realizing at this time that our
rights are being trampled on | have
concluded to give YOU my views on tho
present political situation in this the
Second congressional district, I notice
a letter IRON my friend George D. Hard
ins IN tho INTELLIGENCE which meets
my hearty approval. The Harding
brothers are among our very best men,
and when they speak they usually voice
the sentiments OF our farmer friends.
When Mr.. Harding suggests the name
OF ~. 6. Dayton. OF phiIippi, Tor Con.
gress it fully meets tho approval OF every
homes; farmer OF this COUNTY, regardless
oil politics. Mr.. Dayton has worked his
way up from hard working boy 70 thu,
position where theory takes back sea,
and practical results come to tho front,
We nro tired of so much theory. We
ate sick OF it. With all due resnec. 10
Prot. Wilson's learning. he Is failure
as representative OF the farming Gle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06
Eu.iand'S New Prime Minister.


The new prime minister OF England
stands in the anomalous attitude OF 4
peer making war on the house OF lo:ds.
Mr. Gladstone was reluctant to 90 into
the fight against the peers. Lord Rose
berry does not conceal his contempt io-
the sleepy drones OF the upper house
and is believed to find pleasure in the
prospect OF taking away their obstruc-
tive power.
Heis really regarded as more OF COM
moper than the great commoner him
sci. Enormously rich, by birth an
aristocrat, a member OF q highly privi-
legged order, an hereditary legislator,
lie is regarded as one OF the most demo-
cratic OF the queens subjects aud is a
prime favoritc with the masses.
Roseberry is an astute politician, has
shown marked ability and has the con-
fdence OF all classes. Few public men
have been so fortunate as he. Belief in
his star OF destiny may have something
to do with the satisfaction with whc!h
his elevation has been greeted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

LAST weeks sale OF horses OF high de.
gree in Cleveland drew horsemen from
alldirections, but there was no spirit in
the bidding and the horses went for a
song. Fine driving horses brought from
$35 to SIS. On the last day nine horses
brought an average ois55. Hardly any.
thing shows more shrinkage in value
than horse flesh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

TINE is worth everything. Delays
are dangerous. No one can afford 10
run the risk Of allowing n cough to de.
volop into Pneumonia, which is nearly
always fatal. Cubeb Cough Cure is the
only remedy that Gun DO relied on 10
give quick relief and cure the cold.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

THE relief committee has wound UP
its work because its resources are ex-
hausted and given an account OF its
stewardship, but there is still need OF
help for the helpless. There are people
in this city who do not know which way
to turn for something to eat. The city
could furnish relief by undertaking
useful work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

ment Mr.. Dayton is n friend Of tho
working class. Ito could not DO other.
wise, because no has Travelled the same
road that every other workinGman has
Travelled. VINO.
AStor. v Va, March 8, 1891.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

&c. W. S." Preston county-It ia not
truo that the President has ordered tho
flag removed from the treasury build
iuv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

WHEN tho scalp is atronhied, or
shiny.bald, no preparation will restore
the hair; in all other cases Halls Hair
Remover will start growth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

We are sorry to learn that tho ducks
have been wild. They should have
roasted on the presidential towling
piece and offered themselves up as a
sacritce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-06

4 CHICAGO thief stole n two.story
house, which was found n mile away
from its foundation. At last accounts
Lake Michigan had not been made of
with
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governor.

GLADSTONE is OF Scotch blood. Rose
berry is Scoichman. The Scotch may
be slow to catch a joke. but they know
how to get on in tine world.
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THE lSrEtLiGrNCEH, embracing It's several
editions. Is entered ia the rOIOtllcc at Wheel
lug, W. Va, MS scCond.ClRss matter.
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= Cine republitnnii6e @toats=gon-
bention nod Der anbern fallen I'm fiir
@elbDeri1lehternng
The Republican., 1894-02-15
An Oddly of Skin-Graftinr,

After a series of observations extend
ing over period of twelve years and
experimenting on twenty-three indi-
viduals of both sex and of opposite col
ors, Prof. Thierseh, of Leipzig Lep-
sic), has given the following as the re-
suit: If piece of negros skin is
grated on the flesh of q white man or
woman, the transplanted piece as soon
as it begins to properly adhere, gradu-
ally changes in color and texture until
it becomes indistinguishable from that
of the surrounding cuticle, the process
of change usually occupying period
of from ninety-two to one hundred and
twelve days to make the complete
transformation. On the other hand
when the skin of white person is
grated to the flesh of a negro, the
change (which it has already been ad-
mitted finally takes place. is not near
ly SO rapid, usually occupying period
of upwards of IL year. AS to texture,
it can be truly said that the white
piece, though it changes, to all appear
ance, to real negro skin, is never as
fine and soft as its bony surroundings.
st Louis Republic
The Republican., 1894-02-15
Ducking the Duelists.

The mayor of a small village in Ger
many has discovered an etfectual way
of stopping dueling among the hot
headed citizens of that place. A few
weeks ago two physicians quarreled at
a public dinner and challenged one
another to fight with pistols. The vii
lage chief magistrate heard of the
quarrel. He informed the village fire.
men, and together, drawing machine,
they proceeded to the lonely spot in
the woods where the encounter was to
take place. Just as the seconds had
stepped off the distance heavy stream
of water struck one of the physicians
in the neck. A moment later the sec
ond doctor was drenched to the skin
also. The would-be fighters in their
dripping clothes looked so ridiculous
that they both burst out laughing,
shook hands, and returned to their
homes, thanking the mayor for his in
rvention.-Chicago Tribune.
The Republican., 1894-02-15
The Servant Was Willing,

A lady, whose Christian name was
Jane, and who had a little daughter
na,ned for her, was engaging house
maAt, whose name also proved to be
Jane.
Knowing that the preponderance of
the one name in the household would
occasion confusion, she said to the
MAZDA tall, angular spinster, with
high cheek bones and angular fea-
lures:
II believe that it would be better for
us all if l called you by your last name,
if you dom object
"Shure and l have no objections,
mum. You can call me by my last
name"
But you have not told me your last
name yet"
"Shure and my last name is Dar-
ling. IN. y. Herald.
The Republican., 1894-02-15

A real sardine salad is not made of
those little fish that come in oil and
are so high-priced; it is of the salted
variety, which you buy by weight.
Take half pound of these, soak an
hour, changing the water at least six
times. Pull them apart taking out
the spine, and cut one of the halves
into strips an inch long, coiling the
other half into little rolls; these last
are for garnishing. Use some gherllins,
some mixed pickles, a little smoked
salmon and a teaspoonful of capers;
mix all together with three parts Of
oil to one of vinegar; pile the heap in
your salad bowl and garnish prettily
with lemon slices and quarters cold
boiled tongue, stoned olives, a few
picked oysters, and the little rolls OF
sardines.-St. Louis Republican.
The Republican., 1894-02-15
The Height of Chinese Fashion.

The wives of the wealthy Chinese of
San Francisco now dress in fashionable
attire The wife and daughter of a
rich merchant are thus described: Both
were elegantly dressed. The mother
wore a satin kilt skirt, with box-plaits
of blue and black, embroidered before
and behind, and killed on both sides.
The shams, or over dresses, were of
rich purple brocaded silk, with the
now fashionable sleeves of immense
width, the inside being lined with blue
silk. The glitter from three diamond
rings drew our attention to hands cf
lily whiteness, and wrist that boke
bangles of chased gold and the palest
Of jade. Her earrings were studded
with pearls from each of which hung
the usual ring of jade. Her head was
without bonnet The hair was lset
with artificial flowers, bars and pins of
gold and drops of pearls. She said itj
took her maid two hours to dress herI
hair, and ! don't doubt it. But thAsei
Chinese ladies are very rarely seen III
Of doors They go about in closed r.
riages, covering the face when t My
elight.-N. Y. Journal.