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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
PERSONAL POINTS.


Mrs. Harriet Z. Potter, Of St Joseph,
Mich, who last Thursday became the
wife OF Lorin a. ThurSton, Hawaiian
minister 10 the United States, frat me.
Mr. ThurSton at tho Hawaiian Cyclic
am at the Worlds Fair, where she
was cashier.
General Lew Wallace Is at present
helping a civil engineer make surveys
OF the battlefield OF Shiloh. The :
yeys are designed particularly to show
the route taken By General Wallace's
command the day Of the battle.
Mr.. Gladstone Is finding solace under
his sorrow OF fading sight in translRtins
into English verse the odds Of Horace.
De is so familiar with the original that
this amusement gives little work TO the
eye.
Mary Ellen Lease and Helen ". Gou.
gar are TO meet a. Mount Carmel, H.,
on the 2ith inst and respectively dis
cuss Money. Monopolyandih the Masses"
and Political Responsibility for Hard
Times"
Charles Good, a veteran Of the Next.
can war, celebrated his hundredth
birthday In PlattYilIe, Wis, q few days
ago, by giving 4 big party. He was the
!iveliest person present.
Senator Morrill, will attain his eighty.
fourth year on the l4th instant. and
Will celebrate the event By giving O
large reception at Warrington.
Prot. TyndslI is said to have been the
hrst man to ever attempt TO produce n
artificial rainbow-shis in 1888.
Gen. Booth OF England will conduct a
Salvation Army jubilee in Canada next
Ex-Gov. y. S. Berry, Of New Hanp-
shire Is ninety-eight years OF age.
MIs- B~lancheis working steadily upon
the biography Of her husband.
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German: walt q little longer, now thu: PETERS
yo!ce Is still;
Tell me. German. how in thunde! vera to fix
the Wilson bill.
Do not blame me, gentle German, Il. q. times. I
For, so deep Is my departing, tha. with B.ecL-
inridSe I'd swap.
Tell me how 20 tide this over; tell ne how 10
save our skin.
Eow 10 down McK;nleyism, how 10 kill his
peSEy tin.
Tell ne. German. how TO manage; tos I'm
tempted EN- 10 curse.
For It's patent. while we daily, things are Ssow-
Ing worse and worsc-
here we've got the whole k~Rboodle; Pres!dcn.
and Congress, too,
And I'm blamed II one among Us knows a
blessed thing to 10.
Here's your N~arylaadecs kicking COS tho fee
list covers coal.
And tae sugar States saY Bounty or they'll
put Us in the hole.
Then there's Davy IIill and Murphy. with their
,thomashewks and knives
lined together with Mcpherson and aiayirC ior
our lives
German. German. Tn nwearT; take nc 10 your
breast awhile;
Hide me. Gornan. on your bosom, from old
SheFman'S nasty smile.
In his shoes l rattle, German, as the Chairman
OF Fee-uauce,
And the old Ohio Iceberg leads D. Voorhees,
such q Galcei
SSA.HIA' IOAIlAll, Ut tHlCaSO SIuuSA we PROM
ised BY the yard,
still the facts arc all forn!nst us, and the times
are twice as hard.
When in comes TO doing, German. we're not In
II. TIN afraid.
Though We knock the big persinmon when
we're out 10. dress parade.
German, German, I'm aweary. and, in fact, I'm
feeling sick,
Fog. no matter how labor, I'm the one ,ha.
gets the kick.
Here's Virginia raising thunder; here's the Key.
stone State Girc;
Business busted all 10 thunder: wages lower;
taxes higher.
German, German, do not chide nc. OIL wish
the thing was over,
And that l could muster courage Just TO give one
kick 10 Grover!
But the die IS cast and settled. Something, Cor.
man. must be done.
Though the charge we use Will surely bust tho
Democratic gun.
so take me 10 your arms. sweet German; let me
nestle on your breast,
For, since Wilson's touched the button, ! must
strive to do the rest.
scuse these teen. aud let us gather, sadly, on
thesenate floor,
Where we'll meet, my gentle German, In the
soup, 10 part no more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

Tho Huns OF the Connellsville coke
region have broken out again and are
trying conclusions with tho law. They
have again forced out men who want 10
work and compelled them to Join the
rioting mob.
The other day n of their leaders ex-
planned that the aliens think this a
free country and that they can do as
they please" It is time to teach them
that their conception OF liber.y does not
accord with ours.
It is criminal to temporize with these
men any longer. They are in rebellion
against the law and the law should
show them how quickly it can pu. them
down.
They have no respect for the sheri1's
posse. They would sing a different
song if they were confronted by the
military.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
DO YOU OVERVORK?
Do You Get Exhausted and
Irritable 7
Such Conditions Mean Much More
Than You Think.
How to Do the Most and Best Work
Without Getting Tired.

People are ambitious, they want to bet;tfth their
condition and 10 have the Gooi things OF life.
To do iAh they ovewovE lsd put too Erea, a
strain on taelf strength and nerves. In eonse-
qGeaes, tho nerves become weakened and the
person SOFA loses the power to work a. much as
formerly.
When the nerves are wsAs. the heart also be.
N weakened. sere,e heart disease is liable
TO follow Il this condition Is not checked Weak
heat eauSeS poor clsculAi!ou, lndEoS;lon AID
many other iropb!et I;ha dangerous eondl.
tou to neglect The following letter written By
VI. ". 4 Phillips. Of Moretown, Vt, gives ,oas
Interesting Information:
"IhaVe bean troubled With hear: dIss.,. and
Indigestion. no; being able to do fall days
woGk for some tine Icmployed phyGIciaai and
used tlaay remedies, but was not benefited by
then. Ihare seen days in ,ae las; few months
whca would have SITea anything 10 b able 10
do gooi DAYS work.
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'TAnsly commenced using d.. G:cene's Se,.
vufa blood and nerve remedy. and in a very
short uus derived more benefit from It's use
than any medicine I had ever taken think
IL the best medicine l have ever used. I
heartily recommend thIs remedy TO all the sick
and sraeHng."
ifyou aie working harder than you o1gh. and
fee! any o. the symptoms coming on, o. II you
cannot work readily and easily. take DE. Greene's
SerTusR blood and nerve remedy aad you will
be cured. Il will strengthen snd build you up
SO that you caa wosk as nnch as you ever could.
Take it aoU. IN the spring. fos this Is the bes,
time TO be cured Everybody needs a spring
medicine aud ;hso ae is doing nO.s good ,hka
any otAcr known remedy.
1t Is perely vegetable and harmless Dr..
Greene, its discovere-. Is the no+s successful
specialist n curing nervous AID chronic dis
esScA He caa be consulted a. his Office, s. West
Fourteenth street New Yo.k City, free, person
ally or BIZ letter.
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A Defense.

In his desperate effort TO help out hi.
broken client Col. Thompson says to
the jury that II there be men who have
MOI. done wha. Col. Breckenridge has
done he has lever met them. Thsjury
has nothing 10 do with the associate.
whom thi, Kentucky brasHart may
have chosen.
Hhe preferred men who live for years
in adultery, who are false 10 their
obligations to the family and to society,
who pile up lies mountain high to cover
Up their track', who impose upon the
confidence Of pure women the objects
of their lust-all this Is discreditable
to the advocate wi.hou. in the Ieas.
serving the interest OF his client.
From the disSraceful aud boa.tlul
admissions Of the lawyer and his i'm.
pertineu. and sc4ndalous line Of de.
fcrse. it is PLAN that the ellen. and his
lawyer are Of the came kidney. Bu.
the jury has nothing TO do with thin.
Tho question the jury is trying is
whether Colonel Breckenridge promised
70 marry Madeline Pollard and failed to
keep his promise.
She may have been the vesica. wanton
tina. ever sold herself, as Colonel Breck.
inridge and his lawyers say she was. but
at the time OF the alleged promiie OF
marriage Colonel Breckenridge knew as
much about her as he has learned since.
He had known her intimately for nine
years.
If tie jury be convinced tina. Breck.
iuridge promised to marry Miss Pollard
it owes her a verdict, though every man
il the box be the libertine that Col.
Thompson wishes the world to believe
him to be.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

a man who sued a New York L road
for damages Tor the loss OF four OF his
teeth, alleging negligence on the part OF
the company's agents. received q verdict
OF 1900 last week.
A circuit court judge OF Chicago is
said to have passed $50 applications Tor
citizenship within four hours the other
day, an average OF one every seventeen
seconds.
Mrs. Charles Jones, OF Highland, Oak
land county, Mich, at the aga OF sew
enty-ilye, was burned TO death by settin.
her clothing aire while lighting her
pipe.
Weather and insects have destroyed
100000 trees, belonging to the Nauvoo
(lll.) Fruit Company, and they arc now
being cut down.
Under a law recently put in force in
France only physicians graduated in
France are allowed to use the title,
Doctor"
THE Intestine War in Our Midst"
is the title OF an editorial in a southern
journal.
A mansion built in Portland, Ne, by
the late Ruegles s. Morse, at q cost Of
$4,000. has been offered for sale at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
WIT N WISDOM.

LADY, always think 1t must be de-
liShttul 20 travel about and play At con-
certs as youdo. Violinis:-Yes, madam =;
only there are two dark sides 10 the
business; We travel in order to play at
concerts, and We have to play at con-
cetis TO enable US to trayeL-Emor-
isiscke Blaa1r.
Hungry Higcins-Don't you wish you
we're Hch enough to diamonds?
Weary Watkins-Can't say that / do.
Fl you wear diamonds you got to wear
good clothes. ana if you wear good
clothes you got to keep shaved up and
Washet.-lndiaHapolu Journal
FRS. Student-T've had notice tina. I
must move out to-day. Tor I haven't paid
any rent for more than q year." Sec
ond Student-Remarkable coincidencet
That's just my case. First Student
What do you say, then, to exchanging
rooms?-FIkgende BidGter.
Miss Passe (simpering)-They say
these photographs don't do me justice,
Mr.. seddit. Mr.. Seddit (irmlyl-No,
they do rot. But then justice, you
know, should always be tempered With
mercy-Chicago Record
Fret Insurance Agent-"How do you
ind busiuess?" Second Dit.o-"Why,
! 20 out and look for it, OF cour.e.'-
Philadelphia Record.
BoreIey-"See old Snobson's wife in
Box X putting on airs?" Snorely-
I'm glad to see that she has put on
something!"-RdEo.
Mrs. Swell, here We are in an
other boarding house. We are regular
Arabs" Mr.. S.-"Yes; folding Bed
ouinsl"-LUs.
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west VircInin Senators on ConI,

Somebody mus. be making the West
Virginia senators uncomfortable about
tho duty On coal aud their supposed &C.
ton in tha. behalf. In one way and an
other they are trying to get themselves
in line with the radical taritf:butcher-
ing element OF their party aud to have
it understood that this is ''where they
are at" The following on the subject
comes from Washington to the Pitts
burgh Times:
Senator Camden, Democrat. OF West Virginia.
who has been reported rs against the Wilson
bill, said to-day tint he would certainly yote for
Il lie said further that he wonld hGyo voted
for II as IL came from the house and that he had
not even asked for Il dutyon coal.
The senator was evidently Inclined to resent
what be considered an imputatton upon his De-
"a mocracy. and Senator Jones. OF Arkansas. n
member Of the sub committee that put the bill
In It's present shape. said that Dir. Camden had
rendefed valuable assistance to the committee
during It's labors.
There iE, OF course, no mention here
OF Senator Faulkner, but both have
given out that they are standing to-
Rethcr on the tariff question. The
Rtgistsr prints an extract from q letter
written BY Senator Camden to State
Treasurer Rowan, il which the senator
says:
We both took the position IN the beginning
!, that we would vote for any tnriE bill presented
10 thg senate, without any demands and Without
any condition, We, however. both stated that
as a large number Of our constituents thought
q they were intercStedin Il duty on coal, that II
The committee concluded 10 Leave Eouie duty on
thai article 1t would be agreeable to us
That is to say, the West Virginia
senators we:o Indifferent to coal, a
principal and growing industry Of their
s,ate. and have from the frstbeen ready
10 support any tariff measure their
party might offer.
There ia no room for further misun.
derstandinc OF the tariff attitude OF the
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$4,000 for the past three months, with
no takers.
i acclaimed that tho only paper bot
lie factory In the country Is In opera
ton at fineland, y. J.
1t is proposed TO supply San Fran.
cisco with water from Lake Tahoe, $50
miles distant.
Two men TO five women are employed
in teaching in tho United States.
The tobacco plants wcrs nearly all
Killed in Tennessee by tho cold snGp.
A happy pair were married In Chica.
80 standing on 4 champagne case
Tho raven has been known to live
le5 yearI and the swan lis.
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West Virginia senators. They will
take such medicine Al their party may
zee it to administer, and will no. even
make WY faces over Il.
Tho interests OF tho state may wait
until the Republican party goes back to
power. There Is every reason to DO.
lieYe that the waiting will not be long.
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Who Says rheumatism Can Not DO Cured.

Who Says rheumatism Can Not BIO Cured:
My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with a severe attack
OF rheumatism. We could &c: nothing
that would afford her any relief, and as
a last resort gave Chamberlain'a Pain
Balm ! trial. To II great surprise she
began TO improve after the first applica-
ton. and by using it regular abe was
soon able 10 get up and attend to her
house work.. II. Johnson, OF C. ].
hnutson & Co., KensingtOn. Mimi,
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Gtn qntdkqerner.
WHEELING, APIrL IL, Iso..


The ohio Valley China Company.
The BegiEz, speaking Of the move By
the directors Of the Ohio Valley China
Company to wind up its affairs, has the
assurance TO say:
In this connection IT'S proper TO call atteu-
ton to the Acl thsi there Is quite 4 dhoosit!Da
on the part Of Republicans TO make all the polt-
1cnl capital they can Olt Of The incident OF the
alleged violation Of the immigration lava By the
OHIO VALLEY China Company.
The .-TSTELuGETcEE, 4 Republican
Newspaper on the spot is quite willing
70 compare records with the Demo
cratic Rsqissr on this question. Last
Monday morning the RtgJtr gave at
great length the proceedings OF the
Trades Assembly with regard 10 the al.
legged violation by the company Of the
contract labor Law. There was not one
word in the Reguter to show that the
company has a aide ofthe question.
The IsTELLIGENcEa rave the story as
it came cut in the Trades Assembly,
but did not stop here. Por the inform.
alton OF its readers, in fairness to the
company and TO make as complete a
presentation as possible, the ISrELLI-
GEScEs sent a representative to the
company and got its statement This
statement showed that the company
had consulted with the authorities a.
Washington, told them that j. desired
to introduce a new industry, and asked
such corporation as it could give.
This placed the case in a very
different light and gave the public to
understand that there had been no
~underband violation Of the law. This
treatment was absolutely fair to both
e;des. It was in conspicuous contrast
TO the Registers handling OF the subject;
and it remained for that newspaper to
sugyest that there ia such a thing as
political capital" to be made out OF
the controversy.
There Is a more important phase OF
the question than this. It touches the
bread and butter OF more than \ hun
dred persons employed in the pottery,
the capital invested and the collateral
interests that would be affected ii the
company were to 90 out OF business
rather than submit 10 continuous aa-
n~oyance. Wheeling cannot spare any
of It's industries. In these times, above
any this generation has seen, Wheeling
needs all the industries she has, and
these in operation, to support her popu-
lation. It is ine1pedient, to say the
Least, to try to drive any manufacturing
establishment to the wall.
The matter OF the. Ohio Valley China
Company and such labor as it has
brought over has been passed upon by
the treasury department, which has
declined to reopen it. What does any
body hope to gain for this community
by pressing it further? The Trades
Assembly will do we'll to resolve that it
is wise to let it drop. The people OF
Wheeling know the men who compose
the Ohio Valley China Company, and
they know that they are not banded
together to violate the laws OF the
country.
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to tho time Eheu that which Is no.
typewriter will 70 headloug into the
waste-bnke. without beiuS read.
The world is too busy 70 waste time in
4 mAdd7niaE effort to deeipher bad
wntins. IL 1t could gather up from the
long past all the hours squandcrcd on
thissecoun. andladd to each mans life bis
share of tho whole, We should all live a
few hundred years Longer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
WAS ALMOST Blind
Little Girl had to be Kept In o Dark
Room. Could not Sec to Feed
Herself. Remedies and Doc
tors AL Failed. Cured In
One Week by Cuticura.

Ny little girl had very sore eyes. I tried
eyerythiIg, but nothing did any good. took
her 10 a doctor in Atlanta, who treated her
for : year. but she kept getting worse. l
brought her home; was almost out OF heart;
] Just felt sure she would go blind. An old
lady told me &c Try CUTTcuRA REMEDIES. I
had no faith In them, as | had tried cyery.
thing. ] commenced on Saturday, and before
the next Saturday her eyes were sound
and well as any chill's. She was almost blind.
and had been kept in ! dark room for nors
than \ year; could not sec TO feed herself;
and they have never been as yet the least par.
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until this, and II will be three years the frs:
OF May. They certainly ~curedIher, and l think
they are the greatest remedies out. only
used half a box Of CUTICUR4, one cake CO
IIcURA SOAR, and one bottle Of CUTIcURt
R~EsoLvEST; SO you see what wonders they
did for my little girl. ! have read Of all Of
these most wonderful cases, but never before
thought that they might be true; hut l know
this 70 be the positive Truth.
Mrs. FANNIE GARwooD,
Canton, Ga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

The Democratic caucus having de-
clared in favor OF the repeal OF the tax
on state bank issues, au effort is to be
made 10 put through that idiotic inter.
ference with the currency of the coun.
try. State bank Issues were taxed gu.
OF existence because they flooded the
country with . bad substitute for
money.
Men beyond middle age remember
we'll the days OF wild cat" and waller
dog" when a dollar in the pocket over
night might shrink to anything by
morning, when to pass from one state
to another, so far as the current value
Of state bank notea was concerned, was
ike passing from one hostile country to
another.
Nobody was at all safe without his
bank note de.ector, and there was not
much safety in that. That was the
halcyon day OF the countesfeiter, who
had SO much to go on that his dupes
fell an easy prey to him.
The demand for tho repeal of the
state bank Issue tax is another variation
OF the more money" cry-the cheapes.
and meanest aor: OF money and lots
OF it
. rL- H-----
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

at is certainly time for a radical re-
form in ~pcnmanship," says the
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph. So it is,
aud the writing machine is carrying
on the noble WORK. We are fas. coming
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

An awful secrets revealed. Smith"
otherwise the Unknown" OF Cosey's
band, is said to be a Pinkerton detective
following the movement in the interest
OF the political party which wishes to
break it up. This is not the first ex
preston of the opinion that the man is
a detective.
There ia but ope political party that
would be interested to intefere with the
big walk, and that is tho party in power
at Washington. It is very doubtful
whether the Democratic leaders would
60 to the trouble and expense OF inter.
fo+iug with a movement of which they
have nc more to fear than they have
Of this.
In fact it does not matter who the
"Unknown" is or what he is there for.
Themovement is well understood to be
q cranky turn which under some cir.
cumstanccs may get the movers into
trouble. There are no dark secrets to
bring to light through detective agency.
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CUTICuRA WORKS WONDERS

CUTicuTA REsoLvEST, the new blood and
Skin Purifier and greatest OF Hurlor Rene,
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II Lawyer Phil. Thompson isn't
ashamed OF himself he ought to be.
He wasn't on trial-why did he think it
necessary to give himself away?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

GESr1ExES:-I am subject to periodi-
cal attacks OF sick headache OF the worst
possible type aud commenced taking
krause's Headache Capsules las. sum-
mer. They cu-e it in every instance.
and since that time l am enjoying
splendid health and have gained ten
pounds in weight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

The heavy weather has cut q wide
swath, particularly in the east, where
it has strewn the coast with wrecks, ac-
companied with serious loss OF life.
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Yours very truly,

F. II. DANIELS,
25Corwith, Iowa.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.