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tute. Siy grandfather was a sea cap
tain and traded With the California
Indians In 1873 In the South Seas |
married a hatf-caste Rirf--an educated
girl, however. the daughter OF an Eng
iish officer. She died. My present
wife ] married in Melbourne. She
shares my bazarre notions about cloth
Ing. OF course she doesn't go about as
! do, but so far as society will permit
Der she obeys the same natural laws.
We dress our children with regard TO
those principles, toe, aud we have never
spent a penny for medicine or for q ply.
siciaH's care in our household.
Although the captain doesn't own q
white shirt, or pair Of cuffs, or suit
OF clothes that would pass muster in a
parlor or on boulevard, he is wealthy
man, controlling, with his father, the
dredging business of the coast, and
owning chips on the Atlantic and Pa
cifc, and also considerable land in this
state.
DO you 90 into society at alp he
was asked.
Hardly" said he, as he folded his
muscular arms and gIared at passing
tug. IL hare been 90 long away from
the beau monde that should feel lost
now; and. besides, my dress might not
be recherche. don't you seer However,
as young man" and he pointed signit.
icantty to few gray hairs in his beard,
1T was said that was a heavy swell"
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A JUST rl.IBu rE

To Chairman Gibbons. of tho Fourth Con.
EressIonnI District Committee.
To he Editor Of The Inielliqesecr.
sIR:-fn the full flush of the greatest
victory ever won by political party in
any country, sober judgment might be
obscured by its immensely; but now
that the Republican party is full sure
of its ground aud its overwhelming
figures. it is but just that the people of
West Virginia should give thought and
few words Of praise to an important
fuctor or two that were powerful for
good in the great battle just fought and
mighty victory just won.
Republicans OF West Virginia realize,
but it is we'll enough to say good word
to the living. that the 1NTELLIGRNCER
was bulwark Of truth and righteous
ness in the late campaign. It's blows
against Democracy and its allies were
tremendous, aud the highest mead of
victory must BIO awarded to its faithful
editors. &c. A. DIS" Random Political
Notes were potent for good, and in the
editorial columns every attack Of the
enemy was met and successfully re-
pnlseI. Hence the grand majority for
protection in old Ohio.
In this connection, and inasmuch as
every other congressional committee
chairman in the state, has been honor.
ably and justly mentioned for their
good work, desire to say word
through tho columns Of West Virginia's
greatest newspaper, for the chairman OF
the Fourth district congressional com.
mittee-Hon. G. B. Gibbons, OF this
city. He ia certainly entitled to kindly
mention for the work he did for the
party so well and so intelligently. He
travelled all over the district, made
twenty-five to thirty speeches, keeping
his own counsel in relation to the work
he was doing, wrote hundreds OF letters.
neglected his private business, and his
work certainly counted. His home
press has not given Mr.. Gibbons that
praise he deserves, through an over
sight, probably, and his many friends
will be pleased to SEQ his name and
good deeds, or a few of them in the
columns OF the INrELLrGESCER. He de-
serves all that can be said in his favor.
WooD COUNTY.
PGrker8Jmg, W. Va, Nou. 10.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money and Stoch
Markets.

Tho Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l2-Money on call easy at
per cent; last loan per cent, closed at per
cent Prime mercantile paper 2}}1aS45 per cent.
Sterling exchange barely steady at 81 S7h
for demand Silver certificates cSi4c bid The
total sales OF stocks to-day were 1880 shares.
Tho week opened on the stock exchange with
n rather unsettled feeling, owing 10 the uncer-
talnty which seemed tn prevail as 10 the gov
eruInent bond issue. II was expected by the
street that the official announcement that tho
loan would be made would be given 10 the pub-
lie through the morning papers, ana the TACT
that the Washington authorities are still silent
on the mutter created feeling OF uisAppoint
mGnt. which In some cases resulted III renllzlng
sales and selling for the short account, with the
result that IL reaction OF laal per cent took place
In the llrst quarter OF an hour. There was, how.
ever such a ready market for the stocks offered
that the downward movement was cnecEed' anu
under the leadership OF Sugar and Chicago Gas
the market took II sharp upward turn. After II
O'Clock the tendency OF prices was toward lower
figures until midday, when speculation became
steady and after midday came into slightly bet
Ter tone. hut the Improvement was not sus'
talned and again unde: the leadership OF Sugar
a reactiOnary movement took place, IN which the
Cnrtlage shares were prominent. This was fol-
lowed by Il slight recovery, but In the late deal
ingS the market CHscd OF aud closed weak.
sugar leu NIG htlllV tlhk IA P1Aht 81
well as In tho frequency and wide range Of It's
fluctuations. Opening unchanged, the stock le.
ncted q per cent aud quickly rose "a per cent
10 gGt brOke 80 per cent, rallied y per cent and
reacted q per cent, losing per cont on tho day
The grangers closed 1Sa!E per cent above the
lowest figures touched. New Jersey Central was
the only active stock OF the coAlerJ It opened
i, pcr cent higher reacted "a per cent, rose "a
ner cent broke per cent and rallied q per
cent, making a net guln of u per cent: Reading
Is down a per cent. Most OF the other shares
dcalt Iu show declines on the day. the most i'm
portaut being COrlRge preferred per cent,
tOrlage common 4 per cent, and Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Chicago 4 ST. Louis preferred per
cent.
The bond market was strong during the morn.
ing, exccut for the AIchis8R issue which weEU
heavy IN anticipation Of the publication Of Ex.
pert LtitlOs report. which was believed would
be uniAvorabe, Tho transactions for the day
were heavy. NgEregating s25lS,OOO.
Government bonds weak and lower.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds Inactive.
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Lave Stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12-Cattle market steady. M
tive cattle generally sold lja2Uc lower than last
week, and werG very heavy at ;he close, Sows,
heifeFs and bulls In good demand md sold about
as well us before. HOgs-There was n sharp dc.
lnand for hogs aud III spite Of the large receipts
sellers got ali advance OF lOal5c. Chicago heavy
hogs sold around s. Is and choice assorted light
lots were wanted nj s. GDni ". The bulk of tho
business were accomplished at g j0al 50 for me.
dun and heavy and at 81 4Oa4 Is for light
Sheep steady. There was good inquiry for cx-
ports stock at 81 0Oa3 Is. Quotations were:
Sheep poor to choice 81 25a3 20; lambs s. coat 49,
The bulk Of the sheep went g 2Sa2 IS aud from
81 25a4 20 bought most OF the lambs. Receipts
Cattle 81, 0OO heRdi calves sou head; hogs 5000
head; sheep 5000 bend.
EAST Liberty PA. Nov. I2-Cattle stronger;
prime s. OJa5 u; good 81 INa4 7O fair light steers
common to falr Workers 81 4OA4 81: roughs s. GOA
400. Sheep steady ut unchanged prices.
CISCiNSATt, Nov. t2.--iiogs firm and SC higher;
receipts 5000 head; shipments 800 head.
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N0fIC0.

want every man and woman in the
United States interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have ono OF my
books OH these diseases. Address B. NJ.
WooTLEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50. and one
will be sent you fFee. sGwy
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A nude COLOSSUS.
Twenty Years without Clothing
in An Kinds of Climates
BROHZED BY THE SUN AND Wind,

Changes of Temperature Have No
Eject Upon HIm-A Government
Empfoye and Commodore OF the
California Yacht Club-DIsappotnt-
cd in Love, He Takes to the Sea.
His Philosophy of Undress
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
!. o. BREWSTER Receiver
Time Table No, f5 to take Ufrc: t!:3t T. m,
Sunday. November u 1897

1llnc lNOlC No 10 70 luht NA'E As.'A ~ Iii
Sunday, November u 1871
Lowe wheeliug-tS:oO, tg:b, gIlION m, t2:2o,
SG:I5, t4:D, g9OJ p. m
Leave Penin,nla-IS:OG. t9:5l. all:I6L H., t2:26
Leave Martlu's Fcrry-Is:l1, 1851, lll:5! a. IN,
ta;8l, eS:E7 tar. i9;l2.
a. M, tII:GS, o3:i1. ii:L6. ,DIS y. M.
., In a. in, 1852 taos, tI:N. Is is p II.
Leave Martiu'S FGtry-tf:2S, l9:O' ain, 'l1:D,
zl:O5, tain, tj:lg, 1857 y. IN.
s'i Leave PcnInsula-t?:Gl lo:li am, 'l2:jI, iiIl.
ti;i7, ti:'.S tS.iS y. N:
All, HAS. t5:3l t0:u5 r. N.
tSDaly, tDally oxcUpt sunday. lSundaTS only
illtralns will run on Eastern Tine
J.E TAUSSlG, SUPERINTENDENT
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NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-Pig iron quiet. Tin quiet;
Straghts sli 6Oal4 70; plates quiet; spCter dull.
Lead steady. Copper ensy.
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SYMPTOMS - Moisture; intense Itching md
allowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulCerate, becoming very sore.
SWAYSE's OINTMENT stops the Itching and
bleeding heals liberation, aud In most cases ~
moves the tumoTs. Al druggists, or By mall for
5OceutA Dr.. SWayne & SON Philadelphia
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OIL CITY, Pa, Nov. l2-Opened at S2JSc:
highest SIC; lowest S2JSc; closed ~ s27Sc; sales
10000 barrels; shipments ls7,S5S barrels; runs
5000 barrels
NEW YoRK, Nov. l2-Petroleum steady; Penn
sylvana OIL sales none: December option, sales
none; closed at 825se bid: Lima oil. sales n0He.
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We believe Johnson's Magnetic Oil
most excellent remedy for neuralgia,
rheumatism, lame back and soreness Of
every kind. 81 90 bottles so cents.
Charles K. Goethe and W, W. Irwin.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castorla.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA.
When she had Children, Ahe gave them CastoriA.
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Pennsylvania Stations,
LVIB9nR8VIVdnia LINES.
s Trains Run by Central Time.

TIcrgr OFFICES At pF:;EETLvAEIA ETArIOS o.
MATER ST., FOOT OF ELFvFNTTI ST., WHEELING
Ar McLURE HOuBE, WHEELiSG, AND AT TUX
PENNSYLVANIA SrATIOS. IRipdEpOET.
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Simply apply "SwAYSE'S OINTMENT" No In.
tcrnGl medicine required. Cures letter. eczema,
itch, NIL cruptiOns on tho face, hands, nose. &c,
leaving the skin clGnr, white and hoalthy. Its
great healing md curative powers are possessed
6y no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. TTItSdW
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NEW YORK. Nov. l2-For seaSonable fabrics Of
any description tho demand was very light US
was the mail orders There was more doing IN
were reached through tho many forwardiugs on
orders in process OF execution. Printing cloths
quiet at ll.l6c, with little more doing In odds
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MrS.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
lalonud 1918 Market St, wheeling. VIVA

The Island cars and electric motors pass tho
door, Fourth annual session begins MONDAY
September II, 1891. This school oilers II com.
plC!c Hnd thorough education IN Practical Eng
ilsh Mathematics. English Classics, Latin mud
Modern Languages
Tho school consists Of Primary. intermediate
Academic aud College Preparatory dopHttpentG
The methods nnd course ri Instruction will
compare inyOrnby with the bcSt seminNrics in
Inc country.
l'oyS are received in the Primary and lntor.
mediate. For circulars or Interview, apply 10
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal, Wheeling, W Va.
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A LIFE OF ROMANCE.

His life has been romantic. AS cap
tain respectively OF the schooner Ariel,
formerly q government Baltimore clip
per; tho bark Francis Palmer, the
schooner Claus SpreCkels, tho brig Con-
suelo, the steamer kinau, the first
steamer that tloated the Hawaiian flag
in the Atlantic ocean, and the steamer
Like-Like, named after the sister Of
Li!iuokalani, this naked adyenturer has
circumnavigateJ tho globe. lie is some
what OF landsman, too. YOars ago, as
n government engineer, he surveyed the
boundary lines oil California. 81 have
crossed the Sierras thirLy-two times on
foot" said he. lie has good many
souvenirs OF his experiences in tho shape
OF ugly knife scars on his body. But he
is not at all inclined to be bonsttul and
does no. dwell OH his encounters.
"The Tiles Of Sau Francisco papers OF
1873 would unfold q tale about me il
YOU are interested in that part OF my
history" he said. These papers contain
an account OF his trial and acquittal for
killing the leader OF gang OF toughs in
South San Francisco.
From years of exposure to sun and
wind his skin is the color OF the Berke.
Icy hills in autumn, and tho scars on his
body, being n lighter shade, arc quite
conspicuous. lIo is married and has
four children.
WAS DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE
at was disappointment in love" he
observed, shat made mo go to sea.
Then, too, inherited love Of adven-
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New YORK, Nov. l2.-wOol quiet.
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RAILROADS.


tDally, except Sunday.
Sunday church trains will leRvo Elm Grove at
9:ISa III. mud Wheeling ut lll7 p. III.
Trains No. .. G. II and " connect With hcrdc
line for Trindclphla lIeriic leaves TrladelphiR
Tor Elm Grove at i:iOa IN. 7jl Il. ~, 1870 a IN.
and Clio y. III. Daily, except Sundays aud Sat.
Wrdny's heriic will connect with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling ut Hoop. IN.
sundays herdIc leaves Philadelphia at 800
n m 1900 n H.. $50 p IN. aud connects with
trims No. s, fl and 96 from Wheeling.
H. T. WEISGERBEIS Gen. Manager
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Wool,

ClxCINSATI, o., Nov. l2-Cotton quiet and &c
lower.
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"Yos," continued tho strong man,
"and l studied medicine awhile, and
my fellow empiricists said had weak
lungs. and when went to sea my
friends said l would never come back.
Well, down in the tropics ! naturally
wore but very little, aud the less wore
the better l felt, and when l put on
moro clothing again didn't feel SO well.
A year later in bringing avessel through
the straits CT Magellan, / noticed the
Terra del Fuerans going naked in the
snow. saw old men, stalwart and rug
ged, and mothers nursing their babes
all naked, and all quick in action and
sturdy oil limb, aud l said l have found
the secret Of health. Ever since have
dressed about as those rugged natives Of
that bleak country dress, or as you see
me now"
1t is difficult to DO stately in uudress.
Carlyle shows how the dignity would
pass out OF the British parliament with
naked duke addressing naked house
Of lords; but Captain Tom Schmidt is
dignitied-men respect him. His crew,
some of whom have worked FOR him fiji
teen, eighteen and twenty years, regard
him as veritable demi-god. Naked no
gives his commands, and naked he re-
celves titled visitors from Washington
and transacts business with imposing
officials Of the War Department AS u
concession to civilization he dous light,
short.sleeved shirt, cap, and thin
pair OF trousers when. as commodore OF
the California Yacht Club, he presides
over its regattas. But even then he
wears no underwear, aud feels relieved
when he gets back to primitive sim
pliCity.
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AtAWnY giant, VINO mas poem naked
for twenty years, is lord Of the Oakland
estuary, says the San Francisco Ex-
aminer. His wardrobe is belt and q
pair Of cotton trunks In his belt he
wears a long dagger, and he carries q
Winchester in his swasthy arms. He
dictates the movements Of all the ferry
boats, yachts, tugs. schooners aud GRATIS
OF every sort that pass his way. This
naked colossus is backed by the war
department of the United States. On
the PROV Of his huge continuance
anchored in the channel he stands erect
like a bronze statue OF Ajax.
He is tall and superbly proportional.
measuring G feet 8 inches and weighing
200 pounds. For twenty years he has
braved the climates Of the world with
out shirt or coat to protect him.
During the strike of tue American Rail-
way Union this man babe defiance to
the Southern Pacific and compelled big
boats like tho Alameda and Piedmont
to atop, back water, and take the course
he indicated. Facettous people said
that the Southern Pacific feared him as
If he were the naked truth.
Who and what is this phenomenon?
He is Captain Edward Avon Schmidt.
and except upon passing occasions, when
lie has appeared in the streets of
cities, no has gone almost stark naked
for twenty years. lie is now in charge
of the government dredging Of the Oak
land ship channel, working under the
direction OF the federal war depart
mont. An Examiner representative
rowed out to the dredger and asked to
see the captain.
"He is there" said ono of the crew
motioning apprehcnsively toward the
door Of the cabin.
SUPPLIED WITH WEAPONS.
In response to the knock voice rang
out above the din OF the N achinery,
Come inI" and tho visitor entered.
Before the giant within easy reach were
two knives and rifle.
"Many people have wondered why
You wear no clothes. Do you object to
telling why2" was the fret question.
Won Schmidt put down volume OF
Klpling's tales and replied:
"Well, briefly, for my heaIth." Then
in answer to questions he went on for
two hours reCIting tho details Of most
singular career.
Don't ever feel cold?" he repeated.
"Why, bless you, have gone as you SEQ
me now for twenty years, in all kinds OF
climates in every part of the world. 1t
is mistake to think that 1t ia natural
to go naked only in the tropics. Hittell,
in his history of California, calls'atten-
ton to tho effect OF civilization upon
the Indians. When the Spanish padres,
alter con verting these natives to Chris
tianity, began to clothe them the H.
dams began TO die OF pulmonary
troubles. My philosophy Of dress, or
undress, is founded on scientific prin.
ciplos. Tho pores OF the skin breathe
the air and are intended TO take in the
sunshine; especially should the pores
over the respiratory organs have free
access to the sun and atmosphere. lu
fact, German scientists are now advo-
eating nakedness rs u cure for Consump.
ton. come from consumptlve fam.
lily, and when was a boy it was pre-
dicted that would die young because
OF my weak lungs" Here the giant
took long breath, and tho superb eX-
nansion OF his chest showed how indif-
ierent events are of tho reputation OF
prophets.
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son Sunday Tain No. IS will run from Uh.
Tichsvile only.
on Sunday. train No, % runs to Loraln. and
No. 80 from Lornin only
For time card. rate OF fare and further Inior-
nation regarding Our trains, apply 10 any c.. l.
4 W. ticket agent, or G. s. Belknap, Travelling
Passenger Agent, MaSsIllon, o.
J.E TERRY,
Gcn'l Freight and Pass Agent, Cleveland. o.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and after Sunday. juno ., 1891, Passenger
Trains will run as follows; 'Datly. tDAlly E&'
cent sunday. Central time.
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FINANCIAL.

c. LANE President JOS sEyDoLD Cashier
LA JEFFERSON, AsSisiGp: Cashier.
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the vsoc7-a a o,xptE co. c~7
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Parkersbrg, W. Va, Nou. 10.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-27
Eugene Y. Debs W the U 8 A

The question Is now settled that we
have "A nation. represented at Wash
ington, of which the sovereign seat of
empire is ehthroned in the hearts of
every patriotic loyal man, woman and
child of this great sisterhOod of states,
with Its executive, legislation and
judicial power, supported by the law
hiding, loyal. patriotic people, suilic-
lent. under the constitution and laws
of the L. 5. to successfully cope with
notification, secession, rebellion and
anarchy.
1t requires but the stern threats OF
Andrew jackson, with his determined,
fixed purpose. to settle John &. Cal
huun's notification, and bring it INTO
subsection to the powers that be.
The sctivc, strong arm of the govern
ment was required to successfully crush
out rebellion. And now in these latter
days that anarchy has found its way
into labor organizations-and on Tie
pretext that organized combination OF
capital is arrayed against labor and
the producing classes by repeated cut
down on wages until respectable livli-
hood has become impossible. And, on
such false preteXt, as we shall see, the
anarchical element permeating organ
lied labor has developed into lawlcss
violence, regardless of the rights, lives
and property of the innocent defying
not only municipal police authority,
but that of the state and nation
paralyZing local and inter state com
merce. transportation of the mail and
an utter disregard for the injunctive
mandates of the federal courts; and
eliminating in magnitude beyond the
control of state authority-at the be-
hest OF single person (and he Of for
eign parentage who are still living)
shut down the industries and put an
embargo on the internal traffic of this
great natien, without the shadow of
justification, as we will presently show.
Let that auarchial element understand
that the government of this great and
loyal people stands as firm and stead
fast as the eternal hills. 1t becomes
the duty of every loyal citizen to stand
by President Cleveland and his Cabinet
for their prompt and decisive action in
putting down the late gigantic boycott
by ordering federal troops to the var
ions points of disturbance and bringing
speedy order out or confusion.
We de not want to be understood rs
alleging that all members of organized
labor are anarchists. but on the con
trary, as has been demonstrated during
the recent strike, when the great dictat-
or Oebs) ordered all classes oI labor
ont, they refused to obey hs der
And many VINO did go out, d. %. moi