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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14


Tho wheat record was broken again
yesterday, when May whoat sold in Chi
cago at fl!ty.oighth aud Govon-cighth
cents bushol und closed under sixty
cents.
From ovcry point OF Wow tho outlook
for growers OF this staple Is disCourag.
ing. An enormous foreign acreage has
como into competition with tho Amori.
lean wheat fields and there ia not the
Increased consumption to sustain tho
market.
What farmers asc to turn TO by way
oil compensation is an interesting specu.
lation. 1t lie especially unfortunate that
this fall OF whoat values comes at q
time when froo wool brings additional
encouragement TO the farmer.
Low aa wool is, aud Notwithstanding
tho increasing production Of foreign
woods, it does rot sccm that our West
Virginia hillsidcs can DO put to better
use than TO pasture sheep on them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

Breton, the latest bomb thrower,
seems to have dono what he did in or
der to lift himself ont OF obscurity into
notoriesy. Tho guiIlotinc is high
price to pay for this kind OF thing, but
there arc mon who will pay any price
TO mako thcmaelvea notorious. Vail.
liant was such man. Ii he knew any,
.hlngh he knew ho could not with his
bomb reduce society to state OF nu-
archy. tle knew that ii caught he
would be punished severely, although
he may not have contemplated the pos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

TIE Prague judges arc having fine
timO with tho revolutionary artists
whom they arc trying to try. Tho latest
is tho threat OF tho prisoners that thoy
will not appear in court to-day. There
ia an opera boulro twang to tho whole
,htp,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

The best sE!ve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, lever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
coFns, and all skin oruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

sibility Of tho guillotino. 10 wanted
notorcty, got 1t, enjoyed 1t and moro
thnn once declared his preference for
tho guillotno that doomed up before
him. Many such men have been in tho
world, but not all Of them have gone
out Of II with their heads oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

TIE New York World remarks that
"tho Wilson bill passed the house OF
representatives by tho largest majority
given for tariff bill eince the wal"
This is used MS n reason why the senate
should pass tho bill without material
changes. What it proves is that there
arc too many Democrats in the house OF
representatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

GOVERNOR McklSLEY strikes out from
the shoulder and hits 'em hard. Nc
kinlcy is all right. As the wife OF the
first President said of her great hus-
band, George is right. He always is"
Our William is another George in this
respect,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

THERE is no claim made for Ayers
Snrsaparilla which cannot be endorsed
by scores Of testimonials. This fact
plainly proves that tho blood is the
source ofmost disorders and that Ayers
Sarsaparilla is the best OF blood purif'
ors. Try it this month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14
AND THE CROWD LAUGHED:
Il 0lnn Who Inslatcd On Refuslng to b
Arrested AMI Succeeded.

- -.''' 49," A"N'HANH va ANtlHblHS ~
Arrested AMI Succeeded.
QUEENSTOWN, FEB. Is. While tho
steamship Payonia, Captain Watt,
bound Tor Boston, was here, she was
boarded by tho police. who had instruc-
tlons TO arrest Il man, in company with
a lady, who had eludcd the police while
the steamer WAS in the Mersoy. When
preparing TO transfer the prisoner to the
tender he refused to accompany the po-
llcemcn and claspcd hold so tightly Of
the iron fixtures OF tho gansway that in
spite OF the efforts OF the police he sue
cceded in remaining OIL board the Pa
vonia, which was steaming slowly sea.
wards with the tender fast alongside OF
her. Eventually the captain OF the
tender insisted upon casting of and the
police were obliged to leave the Pavoniu
without their prisoners, amidst tho
jecrs OF the passengers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

SENATOR GRAY, OF Delaware, is talk.
lug for the administrations Hawaiian
.rolisy as though he thinks tho Peck.
han nomination is to be rejected. Mr..
Stray on tho supreme bcnch and Mr..
EayaFd back in the senate, is comb.
nation which some of the politicians OF
sportive turn have been playing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14
RlNEHAR1' & TATUM,
Iclonhnno III TlcIIT Room No G.
FOR SALE AND RENT,
CRY BASK BUILDING,
lonc nlu Ifclu poo,, No n

Echo Point residence. six rooms
Lot lO0NlSl with stable, natural gas and good
water. at $1,000
Market street house, six rooms, North Wheel.
ing. at 81 900.
Old Fair Ground property: Four.roomcd
house mt Sl,54j. Twclvc.rOoIncd house. rents
for 5000 year. Price $500 All conyenicuccs
North Main street residence, southeast corner
Of Eighth aud Main Terms easy. Price very
cheap.
Virginia street property: No. 10, price $500.
No. Is Virginia, price $500 No. lis Virginia,
price Sl.l0J.
McColloch street property: House of five
rooms at Sl.C0o. No. lGlS, store room building,
price $500.
South Huron street property: No. Is, cottage.
lot DSl2O. No. Iii, six rooms, price 81, 800.
North York street property: No. Il, eight
rooms. NIL convcnienccs; on easy terms, "
Sl,700 e0'
FOR RENT.
No. 81 North Huron street, seven rooms. bath
attic. both gases. Rent So
No. Il North York street, eight rooms. hoib
gases. Stable Rent SIS. N''"
New house OH Wabash and Indiana streetS
six rooms, path. nttc. laundry, both gases. or
will rent TO two families.
No. ~ Market street, six rooms, attic, hail
rent So ''
Six roomcd.house on Elm street VIII rcnt N
two families Kent Sl7. ~
No PHI. Main street. three rooms md forr
rooms, also store room, rent Sll, Sl2 and SIS
ond floor SIT. "ee'
No. g. Virginia street. five rooms, rent sl7
lAFk Eicw SlX'roomed house, lot liOx3OO, good
water. Rent SIS. 90
ZIG Eoh street, c'cvcn rooms. also ilyc.roomed
No. % South Huron street, three rooms un-
stairs ut So No. -Four rooms down at ar up
Four rooms and attic, upstairs, rent Sill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

AT tho present rate tho Paris guillo-
tine may as well be kept standing with
Monsieur de Paris in constant attend
ance to extend the last courtcsics to
candidates as they come along.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14
BlnciIcd Ills Eye.
Blackcd Ills Eye.
Kansas City Journal.
He told her that he loved black ewes,
Declared his heart they'd won,
So when his musIacho touched her check
She promptly gave him Que.


Are you weak and weary, overworked
and tired? tlood's Sarsaparila is lust
the medicine you need 10 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 other. Any effort to
substitute another remedy is proof OF
the merit OF Hoods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

PAINS in the region of tho kidneys
arc cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

Hoods Pills are the best after.d;nner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Try box. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14
AN INTERESTING PROBLEM.

| nv WlEREOllHu lhVDLERL
To Reduce Five Per Cont nassurrcscd by
Secretary carlo4 Issue $5OooOooo
|
When Secretary Carlisle that por con. year
ponds pum that would make tho bond pc
" TINS basis might be supposed that nancer accountants everybody
ou III tho uo oil figures and particularly thc accustomed figure
stocks and bonds would DO tho by problem
worked That this not the malo evident ca
su e accuracy Of tho treasury price, the general criticism bonS that tho
price was TOO high bring the bonds down
Al" parts Of tho country published declaring
u department was wrong that approximately right that
doyoh 1t was manifest that good deal figuring going
body showed how no reached tho There published tables
with heidonical question:
Io turned tho Ame,n Aenac e'od nwot
%h editions sd from tho FnaHc Rs lIore an that following
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follows There rule thumb working questions
another and brought the mo
Lieut. Muir to present clearly tho of solution
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running cent payo 5 ecoDd
the present worth Of 800 ten hence ut payable quarterly.
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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
No Danger.


Foil OF yirtuons indignation
the advertiser bursts forth and
tells the world that the attacks Of
the local royalist press on the
mercenary journals in the United
States are fraitless and without
result We never doubted it
But we fsil TO know when Mr..
Armstrong the excnmpanion of
King kalakann was author zed
to speak on behalf of the republ c.
an papers of the United States.
Il might hurt them or it might
not t, be att .f&ed by the Buii.tin,
"Ka Leo" aud HoLnNUA. Tbs
fact remains, and the Advertiser
editor cannot deny it, If BE- knows
anything. that gigantic scale
of bribery has been used by the
dealers in shingles. the planters
and the non-descript pawu-bor
kers in Hawai- who label them
selves representatives of the
wealth, INTEL 'gence and influence
of Hawaii-nei. That certain
porti{f Of the Tn ted States
press has been bought cannot be
denied. 1t has openly been con
fessed by the leading CALIFORNIA;
journalists who belong to the De-
mocratic party. st is no use:
said the editor of SIN Francisco
biggest paprr, for you royalist t
correspond with US or make state
ments in favor ofdhe monarchy.
The chink- chink of gold is there
and the management instructed
the editorial room to follow suit
we dom care penny who wins
the battle, but we want the coin.
The attitude of Mr.. Dana of
the NeaU York Sun has been snffi-
GENTLY conspicuous to prove that
as far as Hawaii is concerned in
teiested motives Influenced the
political standing of that paper.
The Press of the q. S may not
have been in peril through the
attacks of the royalist press in
Honolulu. The defense by the
AdueFtiser kills them outright
If they have any honor or de
cency yet at stake they should
close up or spend the rest of their
Journalistic life in cursing the
papel-eater, w. n. ARMSTRONG.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
The Paradise of the
Pacific.


The September number of the
Paradise Of The Pacific is cut ~
an excellent chance is offer d to
friends of Hawaiian progress / {,
send forward a record which shows
the prospects aud opportunities
OF these fair islands---The mouth
ly has been gotten Up. in its u.s.
nal artistic style ard the half-tone
prints Of ]. ]. Williams pictures
are simp'y excellent Among the
sketches we ell special stten,ian
to the article on spiaeapples in
Hawaii By John Emmeluth.-
TIE text Is highly instructive and
interesting and the picsare attacl,
ed to It is simply perfect Mr.
Frank Hooes VINO edits the pap
deserves great credit Tor his en-
'erprlse = People corresponding
With trieaas abr.ud Will save i. Is
oftims and work by mailinga COPY
of the Paraxiiss besides urtng
q letter The new m n gem =.st
: sies rv.sg 4 the best wishes / r
saec - and tas patronage Of ID
pubic
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
LADIES' COLUMN.
OUR QUICK SALES
srAll Psof'T P0llcY
is a far better Que for the public
than the resurrection process
known as
Special Sales.
Goods below Cost
ETC.. etc, etc.,


at which the graves containing
e aods of times gone by are
opened, and the mo'dering corp
ses trotted uut to make a show
Onc never gets special value at
sales; one may get Low Prices
for Ressurected Goods, but spe-
cial value never.
Special values are only obtain
ed where you get seasonable
goods, where Quick Sales and
sma | profits are the fundamental
principle of the house You are
dealing with
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
lT'sAT0ssUP

Sometimes where to go to pur-
chase any particular article, but
not it you happen to want any
thing in the line OF
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14

Harry Miller of Pantheon
fame has enjoyed a we'll earned
vacation and looks Al sgsin. He
now dispenses the famoos Enter
prise beer which invigorates the
body and cures al diseases, even
advertiser aake.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
LAolEs' sHlsT WAlsTs

we spoke of last week? If not,
you are certainly not very ob
serving, for there has been more
of them sod by us last week than
was ever snid III Honolulu in any
two weeks. Quick sales nd
small profits policy did it OnIy
il few # them left. The same
thing might be said of
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
Carnage PARAsols

We have some handsome I'm
brelas and Parasols
Twelve yards dress patterns of
Genuine Irish Linen Lawns in
colurs, at 81. 0 IA pattern
Remember the place; that if
you have any doubt, IA call at our
store will satisfy you that all we
say about Qnick Sale and small
Profits is IA FACT.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
Cruelty.

The proposition<<o form So
ciety for the lrevqation of cruel
ty to animals is sstep in the right
direction. 1t isl.o be hoped that
the undertakinaswil meet success
and that energ9 sic measures will
be adopted to itig"te the bruta-
llty which no( is shown TO AM
mails AL over ne country. A new
method hasfbeen adopted by
certain ranchmen in shipping OF
cattle which should at once be
condemned. Mr.. E. P. Low is
following the Mex can style and
his cattle is hoistesl by the horns
into the steamer instead of being
transferred by the usual method
of sling. OFT of his first ship
ment from the Star" protected
ranch of Puuwaawaa two animals
were killed. The shipment was
only 20 heads from the said
ranch although our contempora-
ry claims it to be 40. The cattle
was shipped from Kiholo and it is
to be hoped that the advertiser
which appears as the champion
of the prospective society will
step In and condemn any future
act of cruelty from the wants
his-rent-reduced- ranchman.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
EXPERIENCE
WlL TeAcH You THIS

if You do not realize it now.
Quick sales and small profits
mean also no dull counters. no
dull goods, bnf new styles, in fact
goods that syl! at prices that are
just rigit-
Have You noticed any Of those
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
THE SITUATION.


On the fourth q July The Re
public Il Hawsii pss born Il
Wa al first iisinusied that tn
produce Of the Stevens. DIe CON-
bination had resulted iE an short.
bot through artificial means ii
seems that there uss q flint ] II in
the weak being aud tbatit "a. d.
itself entitled 70 place in the
world. BIT they ore not happy.
those intellectual gioat wh"
f,ther the iufut. The republic q
Hawaii is neith,rstible nor II ita
success. It exists, ard ns z D.
fathers ard sponsors ~under Low
10 Keep life 90 tie puoy orphan
The republic VS. estsb ish d
more than two months ago. 4
new constitution WAS framed AID
The family compact secur.d every
thing for Themselves Th move
has not proven an md spuab!c
success. lnstsd If finding the
wealth ht=llgerc. aud The mss
ses hcek.Ug T. its banner the re-
pubic has learned that distrust
suspicious and open d,fsnce are
The reward Of a revolutionary o,
yernmeut that lacks the back ne
Of the people. Mr. Dole who weS
into Office with the goodwill of
everybody, cisim,d L. be a most
intellig. Mt conservative but de-
termin,d mau stands day IN
the light Of a non c5mpos mentis
and realizes to-day the truth #
the poeticaI say.rg: Uneasy rests
the head that wears a crown
Surrounded by the men whose
unpopU arity intorf-res with their
business be is eDdeavor'ng {
make single-haudgd fight sgiin-
st the people of Hawaii. Finding
himself among his colleagues as
the man between the deep sea and
the devil he has learned TINT 90.
pularity is only skim deep and
that political friel DIS are bubbles
The Hawaiian republic exists
and so does its pres dent. With
the open hostility of The thousands
and With only GOODNESS from his
often Disappointed and d frauded
friends the pres dent to d " Il DIS
himself very sex man. a man
who has got a pronounced head
ache.
The country has gone to the de.
vii. The problem before tae peo-
pie cannot and viii oct be SOLVED
BY the present regime. 1t is
last, q desperte gtme u hold up
the banner ofthe flmily compact-l
and d'fnd Until the last ditch |
the ALLEGED lrivil, ges ofour alleg, d |
haolc friends.
Whit is the situation today |
Diss t.sfaction aud distruts in sll
ranks. Lack Of power, lack IF |
me ney wherever the government /
is mentioned An empty treasury
and constant claim fir hood
from the men who state that thy
made this government sud to-dsy /
supports IT, A sche ne Of nepo-
tism and patronage never tqualled /
IN this country. Hopeless n
nect'ons with Japan and YET more
hopeless connections with tie
COUNTRIES Of old A fruitess btil
expensive missim 70 Thurstan
who gees TO seek new labor and
new fields and an open assoratce
that Hawaii pau ;aat all hopes Of
l renewal If tie treaty IS pau ioa
md that TIE day ofrelr.butiOn
has come.
Beyond doubt the day Of reta-
liation is at hand. No govern
ment could exis, in the world IN
aer the present circumstances.
The treasury Is empty. The pri-
nate influences If S. NJ. Damon
ire temporarily cheesed, the
Aaoles lOok With suspicious at the
native aud the latter hates his
,nemy Of the race
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-14
Slightly OFF,

AaAA1AAA arhtA- 1tAA -
The assensible" editor CT tht
( 8dusrfissr evidently doesn { know
What he is talking about. The
HoLoxUA has never advocated
reg strat;on OF advised the people
TO vote. We have instantly anc
persistently ccunselled the Hs-
waIians to make up their mind:
10 the fact that the destiny o.
their country is Ia their Owl
haads, and that they must not
look for fareign help il they resl-
IL desire to run their own govern.
ment.
Two methods seemed feasible
in this emergency. One was tc
fight aud the other was to register
aud vote. 1t IS fully left to the
Hawaiians 10 decide which of the
two measures they will adopt.
We have ct n preference in the
matter because we believe that
the Hawaiians will come out vic
torious n both instances.
II the 1awalians bad made Up
cir minds to go to the polls we
be ieye that they would have
been able to control the next
legislature. If they concluded
that fighting was the best we feel
,ssured Tia t the II GOO could
sweep the 1000 into the sea, as
Mr.. Gresham p easantly suggest
ed to certain Hawaiians short
while ago. We are inclined to
believe that the strength of the
royalists is to be found in poll =
tics and polit cal intrigue. The
reform party bad everything its
own way in 1887. In 1890 they
were taught lesson. They have
every thing their own way to day.
A month from now the ballots
might have told a different tale.
However the people has made up
their minds not to enter into the
political arena. Time viii show
# they are correct. In the mean
time we presume that they have
dec ded to use the other alterna-
tive and we have no doubt that
they will be equally successful
in that enterprise.
As far as the editor of this
paper is concerned the Advertiser
ought to know that under Mr..
Dole's constitution be cannot
register or become voter. Con-
trary to justice, decency and ali
liberal principles we find ourselv-
es disfranchised after eleven
years res dence and deprived Of
the right to vote which we have
exercised for eight years. We
expect the Advertiser to retract
the reflections cast on us for the
sake of truth. 1t is not the hab-
it of the HoLoMUA to preach one
Que and act another.
The Adrerfiser editor has eyi
IDENTIFY never sudtied the constitu-
ton If he had he would have
known that the Dole-Hatch eli
que has fixed things in a manner
which gives most absolute pow
er to the government. The ma
t'ves can vote, undoubtedly, but
MS far as foreigners are concern
ed only those who are personde
grdtde with the republic can ex-
ereise the franchise. The help
lessneSs aud cowardice of the
trainers of the constitution have
been amply illustrated by snch |
an o'ttsee measure. They dared |
not make their republic depen-E
dent on popular support. They |
stole the name of a republic and |
tried with their stolen goods to
cloak most contemplate,
hypocritical and outrageous Dill
yarchy. You change the consti
Iation, Mr.. Advertiser, and make
this government u republic. pure
md simple. and there will be no
necessity to drum up people for
rseistratiors- From the editorl
II the HoLoNrA to the devil.
hey will all be there.
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