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PERSONAL POINTS.

Cecil Rhodes, premier OF Cape Colony,
Africa, who has boon giving tho British
government plain hints that 1t has been
treating its African colonies as 1t treat
cd the American colonies and that posi-.
bly, tho same independent action may
result, has made In tho discovered
mines q fortune placed ut between sos,
600, 900 and S75,00000O.
Prof. Max Muller Of tho Reformed
Episcopal seminary in Philadelphia Is
said to 90 ono OF tho chief authoritios
on tho ancient hieratic texts OF Egypt.
Lilo is only thirty.ilyo years old md no
relation to the great English philologist
oil tho Same name.
Tho atmosphere Of st. Augustine,
Fla. did not provo rs beneficial to the
health OF United States Senator Nc.
Pherson OF New Jersey as he had antici-
pated. and he is going to try Aiken, s.
G., for awhile. Il
Bishop Foster OF tho Methodist Epis.
copal church, who has returned from
his trip among the conferences of China
and Japan, Travelled since last May %,
600 miles without the slightest mishap.
Ex.Gov Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee
has had such success as a lecturer in his
own state that no is arranging tour
covering several southern and western
states.
Emperor William OF Germany smokes
cigarettes.
Jerry Simpson will run for Congress
again.
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Of thrcc.months old bnby who. II Ia
claimed, weighs but ak pounds and
measures only sixteen inches In height.
In 1870 tho Dutch. owned and opsr.
atUd ono.half OF tho worlds chipping
now they own but ono per cent Of tho
whole.
During 1892, 1851 aliens woro mt.
uralizOd In France aud It Is OF some
interest that go OF these wGrO Germans.
Altogether Franco acquired, In ono
way aud another, 22,s93 now citizens
during tho year 1903,
Tho name OF tho man who lights tho
Statue Of Liberty in Washington nightly
Is Mr.. America.
a schOmo Is on foot to build bicycle
railroad the full length OF Long Island.
A Chinese dictionary OF tho year llOG
B. G, atlll exists in tho Pikin museum,
IN 1887 n cherry tree Mt Orovillo,
CAL, yialded $500 pounds OF fruit,
White writing paper was first made
In England In 1880, q. hartford.
Australia harbors one species Of kan.
CARGO no larger than rat.
The English slang for "spondullx" Is
"oof."
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The Chicago Daily Mers Almanac and
Political Register Tor 1894 is at hand
and is, rs usual, n complete encyclope-
dia OF valuable information. No refer
encc book that the ISrELLlGEScER has
in its library is more highly priced, or
gives IN the same amount OF space a
greater amount of statistical inform
alton, In many respects it differs from
tho conventional publication OF this
character. In addition to complete cleo.
ton tables, covering every state in the
Union, it contains numerous articles on
tho leading political events and live
questions Of the day. Much OF tho in
formation given is: such as may be OBJ
tanned elsewhere only at, the cost OF
great trouble and considerable expense.
Nearly every current subject of general
interest to tho wcll.inlormed American
citizen finds place somewhere within
the covers OF this model almanac. Tho
selling price OF the publication is only
% cents, but it is worth many times
that. Il will be sent by the Chicago
Daily: Netc3 TO any address, 20 stage
prepaid, on receipt OF the price,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03
MORNING SMILES.

Miss Mucglcs-"I don't like DR.. Pom.
nysnye bit. Miss Mugres-" Why
not% Niles MugGles-"You know he
was called in when 1 was sick and then
he began to call regularly. After re-
fused him he itemized each OF those
calls IN his bill as professional visits. ~
Chicago Record
She-"0no OF tho logs of our sofa is
broken. Will yon come around right
away and fix it'll" Ca:peuter-"I'm
very busy Just now, Miss. Won't to.
morrow do?" She-"Oh, dear, no. It
must be ready by 7:SO this evening, -
Lite.
Your thermometer marks ten de-
grees colder than Smiths does, lust
across the street. Can you account for
itT Yes; my vile asked me if her
new bonnet was becoming, and 1 told
her no."-Inter OCEAN.
Old Lawyer-"It won't pay YOU to try
to collect that debt" Young LAWYER
But it is valid, and tho debtor is
wealthy" Old Lawycr-"But the cred.
itor has nothing" -Iorn Topics.
Olara- hat beautiful complexion
you havew Maude (much pleasedl-
DO you think SOP" Clara (cnthusi.
asliGallyl-"Yes, indeed. It's SO nat.
ural!"-lrtlh -
There is some meat in this poem"
said tho poet, as he handed it to the
editor. "Out with itm cried the editor.
"Wo amt had a pound in week. "-.li.
ton Democrat
why in the world do you want to
get Your daughter n violin? She ia not
musical, isshe?" mot at all; but vic.
Inns have chinresLs m-TruM
Mrs. Jerley says that her husband is
commercial traveller, and as such is
one OF the most prominent scenters OF
trade in the country.-Rochsster De,no.
c7at. !,
II eS.qucen Lii would come to this
country and get play written round
her, she might get out even vet, iinau.
clally, at Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
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Nc,D lort Journa! Of Commerce, february ..
The iron trade is usually considered o
very fair business barometer; hence tho
following from the Iron .igf ia OF value:
During tho past week tho improve
ment in certain branches Of the iron
trade has gained further Roadway and q
fair moro cheerful tone prevails. Buy
ers have taken mold, and it looks as
though some OF them have already miss.
cd their best opportunity" The Chic
ago correspondent OF tho same authority
says: "a notable change has occurred
the past week in thetore OF this market,
caused by the large transactions in sew
eral lines Of trade. One railroad COM
pany is known to have placed orders
divided between Chicago and st. Louis
for not less than $1,000 tons OF track
material exclusive OF steel rails. a
noteworthy feature is the attempt Of
some large buyers TO place orders with.
out success at rates prevailing two or
three weeks ago, which they at that
time refused to believe wcre bottom.
The only discordant note Mt present is
the continued low price OF pig iron" r
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lie Voted For Cleveland.

Mr.. ]. B. Judson is, or until lately
waa, manufacturer OF gloves at GLOW.
ersville, New York. uc was also free
trader from way back. He not only
supported Cleveland and tho whole
Democratic ticket in 1902, but had SO
much blind confidence in tho policy Of
the Democratic party that he went on
the slump and promised TO give en-
( ploymcnt to every idle glove.maker in
that Glove-making county in the event
OF Clcveland's election.
by the time the ways and means com.
mittee got we'll down to its work Mr..
Judson began to SEQ new light. Then
he hurried to Washington and begged
the tariff butchers to let the odious Nc.
4 Kinley duty on gloves remain. The
committee turned a deaf ear to Mr..
Judson's.teuriul pleading.
He has not given employment to all
the unemployed Glovc-makcrs in his
county. He hasn't been able to keep
his own factory going. He has made
an assignment with liabilities at quar-.
! ter OF million dollars. Mr.. Judson is
cured OF his free trade malady, but he
thinks there is still something to be
desired.
He will not be on tho stump Tor tho
Democratic ticket next time, and he
will not undertake to give work to all
who may be out Of work while the Dem.
ocratic party is in control. He knows
more than he did in 1892, and he has
paid for his knowledge.
The only wonder is that man with
brains enough to fail Tor a quarter OF n
million dollars should be SO silly as to be
ssduped as this man was.
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A LIVELY ROW
Dctwocn white and Indian Soldiers at

between White AMI Indian Soldiers ut
Fort Omaha.
OMAHA, NEB., Feb. 9.-Therc was a
lively fight last night at Fort Omaha
between the white and Indian soldiers
and as result half dozen OF red skins
are now in the hospital. Red blood has
existed for some time between tho white
and red troopers and last evening n
number Of white soldiers attacked sew
eral OF the Indians and gave them q
good whipping. Tho Indians went to
their quarters and aroused their COM
rades. Nearly every red soldier in the
barracks grabbed the first thing ut hand
and sailed out. They rushed into the
rear door OF Ketchmark's saloon Just
outside tho post and waved their clubs,
pokors and broomsticks. Fortunately
only aiew persons were in tho place
and they beat hasty exit. Only one
white soldier so far as known was hurt
in tho melee. The guards wero called
out. and tho Indians driven back to
their Quarters
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3 Z. . = . 2. " b .
zWhas.nn American Minister Did.
Y Tho government OF tho United States
has recognized the present government
OF dawaii. It has been recognized
under the administration OF President
Cleveland and BY his own acts. 1t has
sbecn recognized by every Other, civil.
lied power in the world. The evidences
Of recognition continue from day 10
day. Ono Of our acts OF recognition is
having minister to represent US in Ha-
waii, accredited to the provisional gov
,srnment by President Cleveland,
This minister is invited by the Ha.
watian government to participate in
Il f.Iaf ~ AZ
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To many people who have tho faint OF
scrofula in their blood. The a-onics
caused by; tho dreadful running sores
aud other manifestations of this dis.
ease arc beyond description. There is
no remedy equal to Hoods Sarsa.
parilia for scroiula, salt rheum and
every form OF blood disease. 1t is
reasonablysurc to benefit all who give it
n fair trinl sSyE, 49,
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tho celebration Of tho national holiday,
Ilawuli's Fourth Of July, and no replies
that ''Iho United States finds itinposai.
bio to represent to participate" and he
therefore ''declincs to taEo part in such
celebrations on tho part of the United
States OF America"
Is Minister WILLIS head clean Como
Tho Hawaiian government docs ituclt
great injustice not to furnish him with
his passports. No othor government
on earth would stand such treatment.
sAYstho Democratic Arkansas Ga:citt.:
"Thcro uro too many DOmocra,sin Con.
gross in favor Of high protective duties"
Not many. Only seventeen, and they
were unable to stop tho procession.
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A CABINET TROUBLE.
The Brazilian President Has n Failing Out

With Ills Minister OF War.
BuESos AYREs, Feb. 2.-Despatches
received hero to-day from Rio Janoiro
say that the Brazil minister. OF war has
resigned after somewhat excited in
terview with President Peixoto. Tho
cause OF the resignation is said to have
been that the minister disagreed with
President Peixoto as to the state OF az
fairs in Brazil and that he protested
strongly against tho action OF the presi-
dent in prolonging the state OF siege.
Tho minister OF war is said to have been
in favor of a policy OF Cancellation. Tho
dispatches from Rio do Janeiro also
say that the government transport
Italipau which recently arrived at
Bahia has Joined issue with the insur-
gents and has succeeded in blockading
that port.
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. Judge Cald-
well Of the United States Circuit Court
just after two o'clock this afternoon ap-
pointed J. W. Rinehart, ]. @. Wilson
and ]. G. McCook receivers OF the Colo.
RADIO Midland Railway. These gentle
men are already receivers OF the Atchi-
sons main system and will continue to
operate the Midland as part OF that
systnm at.t 4-1s-r
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Tho Mayor of Knoxville Speaks.

JAMES @. LuTrRELL, three times mayor
Of Knoxville, Tenn, writes:
Twas completely broken down with n
complication OF diseases. After trying
many doctors without relief, I took
Radam's Microbo Killer, and was com.
pletely cured. sgs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

TIE Masonic bazaar executive com.
mittee has reconsidered its action ex-
tending the bazaar for one night for the
benefit OF tho relief fund and tho City
Hospital. It is announced that tho ba-
zaar will close tonight. It is expected
that this successful undertaking will
wind up in blaze OF glory.
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)
4 "A Happy Thought For West Virginia.
In his mastery speech against the
Wilson bill. Just before tho vote on that
measure was taken, Mr.. Reed put in this
body blow:
"But,rsays some gentleman fuller OF political
economy than Of sense. why do you not TRIMS.
fer your capital from these protected industries
Yes that would be aood Idea We will com
mencc In West Virginia mud take up the coal
!; mine holes md stick them down somewhere
4 else unless we can utilize them MS places OF re-
!, tugc for the committee utter the election. az
The demand for West Virginia coal
mine.holos for this purpose should BIO
large. Perhaps it will be some com.
I pensation to tho railroads Tor the loss
OF coal frcights and to railroad employees
! for the loss OF employment or tho loss
OF wages or both.
S twill BIO very imposing sight to sec
those great holes dug up and moved
away SO that the capital invested in
4 them may BIO used to better advantage.
The men who havo heretofore been en-.
ployed in them may got jobs at loading
tho holes on the cars.
The landowners who have been re.
ceiving royalty out OF those holes will
9 DO at liberty to get their royalty from
somewhere else ii they can. The store.
! keepers who have been depending on
,sthe coal mine holes may so elsewhere
to look for living.
Some forms OF investment cannot DO
moved SO easily, but, Allah be praised,
there can be no trouble about trans.
planting the coal holes to great ad.
/ vantage.
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HooD's Pilts euro all liver ills.

Excursion to Mobile, Ala, aud Now Or
leans, La, On Account OF the oIardI
Gras, Via baltimore s Ohio Railroad.
For the above occasion tho Baltimore
& Ohio will sell excursion tickets to
Mobile and return Tor $50 05, ana 10
New Orleans aud return for So 90.
Tickets on sale January 90 to February.
q, inclusive, good returning until Feb.
ruasy IS. l.s5aGs 'it3
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The iron and steel situation ia i'm
proving. We have this assurance not
only from the trade journals but from
one of the prominent manufacturers OF
Wheeling. Wilson bill or no Wilson
bill, the country cannot stand still. It's
bares. necessities must create some
change for the better this spring.
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ASrr-CHISEsE GEARY, OF California,
voted against the Wilson delusion.
That was consistent. Mr.. Geary wants
/ to give American wage-earners a chance.
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WITH but little care and no trouble,
the beard and mustache can be kept a
uniform brown or black color BY using
Buckingham's Dye for tho Whiskers.
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AFTER betting tho Wilson bill right
and left how can Mr.. Beltzhooyer and
tho others 80 back to face their consti-
tuents? They have marked themselves
Tor slaughter. Free Traders won't want
them and protectionists won't have
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

CHICAGO people in largo numbers
have been buying English sparrows al
seven dollars sparrow surprising them
to be nightingAles. Has Chicago gone
to sleep, exhausted by the great Col
umbian triumph?
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TnE repeal OF the state bank tax has
had q back.set in the house banking
committee, but 1t will come again.
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WEsT VIRGINIA in tho house wen.
solid for the destruction OF West Viz.
Sginia's industries. This fact OF current
history will not be forgotten in the
early days OF next November
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PENNSYLVANIA Democrats will have
two candidates in the field Tor congress-
man-at.largc. The Populists arc con.
tent with one. The Republican nom-
mess can whip them all out OF their
boots.
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Assignee's Sale !
AtTO-DHY44

by virtue OF deed of assignment made by N.
L. Frank to me on the Cd day of January, 1891, and
now Of record in the clerks Office of tho County
Court Of Ohio county, I will, on I, -.
SATURDAY, TIE SD DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891,
at n. m, sell ut public auction on tho ptcm-
scs, the stock of Pictures, EaScls aud Frames,
Mirrors. etc. now in tho store room, No. lils
Market street This Is IN especially fine stock
ofGoods aud will DO sold Mt a bargain.
Sale to continue day and evening until tho
entire stock is disposed Of.
S. o. BoYcE,
fc3 ~ 7a.aaE. 4. z, - 49, ksSipnna
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The bonds are 80 and they will DO
paid. No party OF reputation will ever
get control of this country.
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$40 aud:wln,er ExcursIon via u. 8 o. $40
to Washington, D. G.. and Baltimore.
Md Thursday, February s, 1894. Round
trip IRON Wheeling $40. Tickets good
returning until tho 18th. Through
sleeper from Wheeling on the 5:95 ..
IN. train. Trains leave Wheeling ut
1:i0 and 6:o5 q. m, and LIS and 5:S5 D.
IN. sst 5ls.i e !. 2 ~ $ -
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IN 1892 men supposed to be sane
went to tho polls and voted for what
they did not want. In 1891 members of
Congress voted for measure which on
that very floor that had denounced only
a few days before as destructive of in
forests represented by them. What
sort OF men arc they WHO do these
things?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

IFyou want to be on the safe side,
stick to tho old reliable, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. It is sold by dealers eve.
rywhere,
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UNLESS. tho skies brighten next week
will sec the closing OF the relief store
house and the abandonment OF the
work. The committee is not receiving
sufficient encouragement of substan.
tial character to keep tho thing moving.
How tho needy are to have their wants
supplied after that is au interesting
question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

TINS PittsburG Di,patch, compliment
ing a local judge for refusing to grant n
charter to IN Anarchist society, says
"he evidently HuspiCionod" some things
about the society. This is not "rcport-
er's English" It's something not En-.
glish Of tho editorial column of high
grade newspaper. OF course tho Di:.
patch knows that'the verb is ito sus-
pect,'" not ito suspicion" and SO pro-
sumably do others who permit them
selves to fall into tho same inexcusable
error.
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EOURTH STREET NJ. L. CHURCH;
Il Preaching Sunday at 1910 a. In, BY 10y, "
il Henthornc. D. D., and 1850 y. M, oy tne pas,
tor. Rev, A. u. RlkCr, D. d. SUNDAY scnoott ~
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Nobody can iortcll what the senate
will do with tho Wilson bill. Tho ma.
jority by which 1t is swop. into tho
senate may carry that body away.
s!ll, It is probable that tho income tax
may encounter heavy weather in tho
senatorial sea; and If that goes ,hOro
will have to DO changes to make up for
tho revenue deficiency.
Tho senate finance committee seems
to have undertaken to build from tho
ground UP, for 1t has sent out circularu
inviting tho views OF all sorts Of people,
yet it is believed in Washington that tho
finance committee will not got very far
away from tho house bill; SO that II tho
measure is to DO defeated or changed
much the work will have to DO done by
tho whole body.
Tho prospect of an immediate settle.
mont OF tho question is not good. It
is moro likely that tho dog days will be
on before the bill goes to THO President.
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TIE only Pennsylvania Democrat who
voted against the Wilson bill was Mr..
stbley who said he would have voted
for bill to redeem tho pledges OF tho
tho Democratic platform. Tho practi.
cally solid vote of tho Pennsylvania
Democrats destroys tho illusion that
Pennsylvania protectionists run no risk
to send n Democrat to Congress. Ii you
want friendly act done don't send a
man who is in league with the enemy.
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NEW Ap " WIS.

TOR RENT-sUITE OF FlvE.RI!oGS4,sM.ss
II til6o; suite OF three rooms ~; S M,I6H Hnpi
luc street; gas and water. MhN is, M .,SestS
DOx Factory, Eighteenth and Chapline A'ts's9'
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THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ Tho pastor, Row D. A. CunnlnEham; hIO ~,
nScrIpIurnl Education" Evening" Priceless
moss Of Knowledge sabbath school9a, III
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IIIRsT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
il Church, IlOy. ]. T. Mcclure, b d. psSion
nnry. will nrcnch morning and evening. sabbath
School p, m. ChriitlAu Union 6:tS p m. les
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orS PER WEEK USING AND
ID I - selling DynamoI for plating watches,
jGwclry and tableware. rlatcsgod, silver, nloEel.
etc. amO as new goods, Different sizes ior
experience. biz nrofls, ". i. HARRISON &
CO, Clerk No il, Columbus. Ohio. iO!.wAs
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Tho lSTELtIGESCEl, embracing Its several
editions. Is catered In the POstO1icn at Wheel.
Ing, W. Va, as second'clAS matter.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
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