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The morning call., 1894-05-10

onds. were to-day arrested for engaging In
a ring battle. The boys. James klttley
and John Dewey, fought thirteen not
rounds in grove at Vincennes and Sec
ond streets before good.szed crowd last
night, and were seconded and urged on Dy
their fathers. The principals and their
paternal seconds were heavily fined
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FAST LOSING GROUND.
General EZeta Will Soon End the
Revolution in Salvador.

NEW YORK, May 10.-A Herald dis
patch from Managaa. Nicaragua, saws:
The revolution in Salvador is fast losing
ground. General Ezeta with an army of
$4,000 has surrounded the city of Santa
Ana and is bombarding it without inter.
missinn.
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ARMOR-PLATE FRAUDS.
Holding an Investigation Behind
Closed Doors.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 9.-The investiga-
ton by officials OF the so-called armor-
plate frauds at the Carnegie works was
continued to-day at Homestead. Two
sessions were held and number Of wit
nesses were examined, but as the investi-
cation was held behind closed doors and
the participants are pledged to secrecy
nothing could be learned of the proceed
ings
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SALT LAKE AND LOS ANGELES.
At Last 1t Looks as if the Road
Would Be Built.

SALT LAKE. May 9.-Rumors are current
In railroad circles that the San Pete Valley
Railroad will be extended aud that work
will be pushed this season. The road is a
narrow-gauge now and extends from Nephi
to Manti Utah. distance of about forty
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HERBERT ENTERTAINED.
Showing the Secretary the Sights OF
Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City.
SALT LAKE. May 9.-This forenoon
Secretary Herbert and party attended an
organ recital. which had been specially ar
ranged for them in the Tabernacle. They
then visited Fort Douglas in company with
Governor West and other prominent citl-
Zens, and luncheon was taken at the lem
pleton Hotel, where the party was joined
by Henry Watterson, who arrived here
this morning from Helena. This afternoon
the party went out to Salt Air Beach On
special train.
The Secretary says he is on his way to
visit the navy-yard at San Francisco,
where he will spend two or three days in
specting the work of overhauling and re-
pairing vessels of the Pacific squadron.
From California he will go to the Govern
ment navy and dock yards ON Puget
Sound.
The morning call., 1894-05-10
AIgiers Hotel Blown Up.

ALGIERS, May GA hotel was blown
up here to-day. One person was killed
and one injured. Torti, the landlord, re-
Gently testified against some anarchists at
Touton.
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DICK CROKER'S RETIREMENT.
Definitely Announced by the Boss
at a Public Meeting.

New YORK, May 9.--This evening Rich
ard Croker definitely announced at a
meeting in the FoHrteenth-street Wigwam
his retirement from the leadership of Tam
many. He resigns from the chairmanship
of the committee of finance and lays down
the reins Of power which he has held al
most absolutely since John Kelly's death.
The morning call., 1894-05-10
Death of a Veteran.

CHICAGO, May 9.-M. M. Trumbnll, q
veteran of the Mexican and civil wars,
died at his home here to-day.
The morning call., 1894-05-10
SECONDED BY THEIR FATHERS
Brute Boys Fighting at the Bidding
of More Brutal Men.

CHICAGO. May 9.-Two 10-year-old
prize-fghters. with their fathers and Sc c.
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onjoy their B~ojourn in Wheeling and
lIke tho city and tho people well enough
10 como again.


Tho new constitution Of Hawaii cote
over tho possibility OF native detnona-
ton by making a property qualification
for voters and a pretty atifl ono, all
things considered, for members OF tho
house Of representatives and tho
senate.
This may raise a howl from those who
yearn for the restoration Of tho opera
bouiic monarchy, but 1t 10 In this case
civilizations gentle way OF laying ita
hand firmly oil barbarian. II tho
native clement werO allowed to rule tho
little country would bc the prey OF
smooth adycnturers. who would not DO
slow to take advantage OF tho oppor.
tuuity.
Tho founders OF tho new government
arc doing the best they can with II dill
cult situation. ThOy defeated the
scheme OF Mr. ClcYpland's administra.
ton TO restore to the throne n dis
credited woman. they have guarded
againatnativc domination, and they may
DO trusted to continue to do as well by
the country as circumstances will per.
NIT. Their task has not been an easy one
from the beginning.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.


Although CrisGeld, Nd, Ia probably
tho most important crab murke, In tho
world, there aro many thousands OF
crabs shipped from other points OH tho
peninsula between Delaware and Chcsn.
pONko bays. Ono concern In KOnt
county, Md, ships from $50 10 1900 soft
crabs per day.
There Is again talk OF erecting q
monument In battery Park to com.
memornts ths departure Of tho British
troops from Now York city In 1888. Tho
board OF estimate and Rpportionmont
was authorized by tho last legislature to
put mp such Il memorial ut the cost Of
$4,000.
There are differences In tho family Of
John Pell, Of Chicago, not Of n domestic
nature. but In Tho stature OF Pcll and
his wife. He is 7 feNt | inch tail, while
che stands only 4 ieot B inches. Their
child IL seven years old and weighs
twice as much "a his mother and IL just
as tall.
The average densityo Of population per
acre IN London Is ST., and tho average
death ralo is 23.2 per thousand. In
some parts OF Whitochipel, in the tene-
mont region. tho density Of population
is about 5000 por aero, aud tho death
rate Is 4l.4 per thousand.
a woman quack in Now York who
Orases wrinkles and otherwise impedcs
the march OF time has on exhibition In
her rooms "a lady eighty years Of aro
with one Gido Of her iace young whiIo
tho other IL very old and much
wrinkled."
Tho army and Nary Journal says that
Of the forty colonies Of thorcGular urmy
only eighteen arc graduates Of West
Point; Of the forty lieutenant colonies
only eleven; OF the seventy majors only
thirteen, and OF tho 40 captains only
1SS.
A goosoberry farmer on tho eastern
shore OF Maryland recently shipped to
Baltimore 1900 pounds OF green goose
berries and sold them at u conta a
pound. lie expects to gathor more than
COO bushels OF GoOsoberries from six
acres.
A project is on foot TO introduce into
the United Kingdom the edible licEen
OF Japan. 1t is gathered of tue granite
roca in tho Japanese mountains, and
contains large quantities OF starch and
other gelntiuyuS substances.
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Emshoimor's altera-
Al lLlND ton sale.
Uc Knew Its Worth.

DIR. NJ. J. Davis Is a prominent phrsi.
clan OF LOWS, Cass county, Iowa, and
has been actively engaged in the prac.
tico OF medicine at that place for the
past thirty-live years. On the 10Th OF
May, while in Des Moines, en- route to
Chicago. no was suddenly taken with M
at;ack OF diarrhoa Having soldCham-
bcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoa
Remedy Tor tho past seventeen years,
and knowing its reliability, he procured
n % cont bottle, two doses Of which
completely him. the excitement
and change OF water and dictincident to
travelling often produce a diarrhna.
Every one should procure a bottle OF
this remedy before leaving homo.
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TELXpItOSE SUhNLls:
Editorial Room. I3i.. Counting Room 40.
D1SdjGQetIGG
o
WHEELING. June IL, 1904.
A sottlc1ncnt OF thc ConI Strike.

Some OF tho coal operators and tho
miners whohave struck forhiGhcr wages
have agreed on 4 compromise. but
some operators arc not included
in the compact. In fact every
day strengthens tho belief. Ok
pressed by the ISTELLIuEHCER at tho be-
ginning of tho controversy, that thorc
arc operators who do notdesiro q settle
meat and who will do what thoy can to
prevent me.
Tho lawlessness which has grown out
OF the strike has naturally diverted
attention from tho real morits Of the
strike question. Tho strike Is u
thing and mob violence another, and it
is right TO consider them apart. In
considering the, strike it must not be
forgotten that with regard to many
minos it was tho last resort OF desperate,
goaded men whose earnings had been
so cut by reductions in the scale and by
sharp practice in the "pluck-mo" stores
that their hard labor no longer brought
them q living. When my business
comes to this point the time has come
for n readjustment OF conditions. II
tho selling price OF coal is SO low that
living wages cannot be paid TO the men
who dig the coal, it would DO fair and
humane TO raise the price and wages
with it.
When private interests OF this magni-
tude clash and public disorder results,
tho public Is Interested in q speedy set
tlomcnt. Tho day is coming when in
such cases arbitration will DO compul-
sory.
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an Ideal Convention Hall.

III tho search for a good place for
their conventions lot tho First District
committees cast their eyes on Wheeling
park and its big casino. Here is tho
ideal place for both conventions, 30
that neither would have any advantage
over the other.
There is ample room for the delegates
and for all the spectators who may do.
sire to attend. Tho park is beautiful!
and easily reached, tho casino IN ideal
building Of this kind in which every
body may sec and hear. A man nomi-
mated in such u ball couldn't help run.
ming well, and If both parties nominate
there both nominees will start hand.
somely in tho race.
There is nothing in the state equal to
the park casino for convention pur.
poses. As soon IS the people under
stand this oil the districts will want to
come to Wheeling to hold their conven-
tions. The casino will become tho con-
yention hall of West'Yirginia.
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Boas Croker has slippcdof of to Europe,
and but two persons outside OF his W
family knew he was going. This is Mr..
Crokcr's accomplished way OF facing tho
music OF the investigating committee.
This committee has got ncatcr to
Croker than no rclishos, and he finds
the present season MI agreeable ono for
foreign travel, which 10 also Il pleasant
way 10 use up some OF tho vast fortune
10 has accumulated while engaged in
tho noble act OF sacrificing himself to
the welfare OF the people OF Now York.
Tho investigating committee would
doubtless have been glad to have Croker
present whom he is reached in tho logic
of the inquiry, but his presence is not
vital and his absence will not be fatal.
Tho committee can get along without
Croker.
II is interesting to remember that
Croker is not tho first Tammany leade.
who has fled under fire, and some OF
them never came back voluntarily.
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Now it is said that Lord Roseberrv
discovers that horse racing is not pop
ular in England, particularly with his
own party, for which reason he will re-
tire from tho turf and allow somebody
else to win the next Derby. The grow
ing appropriately OF tho sport is
ascribed to betting losses of persons
who cannot afford to lose and will
play.
The book.mnking system has come to
DO Il curse Of the race track. Races are
run more in the interest OF the
gamblers than for testing speed and nj.
fording popular diversion. True. thcro
are honest races. but there arc so many
Of the other kind that ia not safo to as
sumo honesty.
Tho American turf was not above re-
proach before the English book.makinc
system was introduced, but since the
transplanting OF that cxoctic the
American turf has tended downward
steadily. For practical purposes the
gamblers are in control.
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Tho Aiighty Falling,

The failure OF Mr.. Breckenridge, OF
Arkansas. member OF tho ways and
means committee, to secure the coveted
denomination, is another indication
that the Democratic party is not q hap
by family.
Mr.. breckenridge has dono what he
could ior tho Wilson bill, but in the
Democratic party as outside OF it there
is deep disgust with the Democratic
Congress, and more heads than Mr..
Breckinridse's will DO hit as they show
themselves for renom nation.
After that there will DO some more
head.hitting, aud the result will be n
Republican house OF representatives. II
the people could reach tho senate and
and tho white house the change would
be moro radical.
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Emsheimer's aI.ora.
Ia LIN ton sale.


Lt'nt thc Liars.
To The Public:
For the benefit Of our friends and ps-
irons we desire to correct q most con-
teInptible lot OF lea which certain sew
ing machine agents are circulating TO
the effect that the Standard Sewing
Machine Company has broken up and
sold out and that the machine will not
be represented; that parties having ma
chimes cannot secure. parts and needles.
These infamous lies nre without the
least foundation. They have been cir
culatiug through this territory for tho
past two years, and were the parties
referred to responsible VIC would onter
suit for damages, but as they arc a poor
hand-to-mouth set VIC simply caution
the public that they may notbcd deceived
by the vilo slanderous hoboes. The
Standard is here to stay, and, as it has
always done in tho past, make it warm
for these interruptions fakes who are
attempting to palm of their potmetal
machines ut 4 high price.
S. A.. NEWCOMER,
Manager for Standard Sowing Machine.
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HINTS FOR The SUMNER.


Try md keep cool.
10 not get excited.
Exertlon Is good-OvCr o~Ectlo1. Injurious.
Keep the blood cool, we'll circulated and
healthy.
Do mol. cat lat or heavy foods, but those hat
will nouriSh ana not overhead.
Don't cot unrIpo fruits or other unwhoIcsohe
iood.
Keep yourself clean, keep your homo cleAn'
and live IN Il clean ncIGhDOrhood.
Nyou IvOl heated, do not resort to 10y drinks.
but take Little pure medicinal whisEeytn ICED
water,
Remember that there Is but ono puru mcdlcl'
nal whiskcy IN tho market aud that 10 punya
Pun Malt, and tlat IA tho only Kind that ehu
safely DO dCpeudod upon during hot weather
It may DO that como people, possibly your
duCgls, or Rrocuu will tell you that there arc
other whlakcys 'jusI rs good" ltyou are wise
you will not be dCoolvod. but Insist upon having
that which Is purcE,, b!st, aud ccrtaiu to do you
good.
II you follow these common Snnsc suggestions
therc Is no reason why you arc not, through tho
summer, FREQ from colds, summer complaints
mud all the changes which surround US during
this tying huo Of the year.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Tho late Prof. w.. D. Whitney, OF
Yale, wns'A brother OF Prof. j. D. Whit
ncy, Of Harvard, tho eminent g%eologist.
The brothers rcsUm bled each other in
being short OF stature and thickset. and
also i'll shrcwdncss aud open-hcarted-
ness. Since Prof.. ". d. Whitney's
death his former pupil. Charles R Lam
man, professor Of Harvard, is the fore.
most Sanscritist in the United States.
William Z. Dodge, who served for
many years rs one OF tho trustees,
writes to tho Now York 7riGune to say
that neither Mr.. Moody nor Mr.. Sankey
would never take T. cent from the roy
atty on Gospel Hymns, which (royalty)
WAS at first placed in the hands OF trus-
tees for distribution for charitable and
religious purposes and il now divided
between two seminarics.
Justice Horny 3. Brown, OF the Un-
tied States supreme court, and Mre.
Brown, who sailed on Saturday by the
North German Lloyd steamer Vera,
bound for Mediterranean ports, will
land at Gibraltar aud will spend tho
summcr in Italy and Greece and tho
carly autumn in Algiers.
People OF Missouri talk of building n
monument to Daniel Boone and hia vile
near Martinsvillc, Warren county, that
stntc.
Tho body OF the late Edmund Yates,
editor Of the London World, was cre-
mated, in accordance with his desire.
The Suez canal company has voted an
annual pension of $3.50 francs each to
Do Lcsscps' thirteen children.
Gen. Booth, oomnandcr-in-chief Of
the Salvation army, says that no never
reads the newspapers.
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MORNING SMILES.

Auptie-Iow very industrious you
are. l love to SEQ little boys studying
at home. Little Johnny-Ics'm, l al
ways learns all my lessons at home.
Auntie-rhat's exactly what all child.
rem should do. Little Johnny-Yes'm.
1t gives US moro time 10 have fun at
schooi.-GOOd MclE,.
First Boarder-What ais Dumback's
appetite? Ilo has hardly eaten enough
for two days to keep him alive. Second
Boarder-Gts love or policy-1 don't
know which. Hos counting tho land
lady's dauShter.-Chicago Tribune.
Flat-huntcr-Dcar me, what n strong
smell OF boiled cabbage! Is this q usual
thing? Janitor-It happens occa-
shunal, mum. There's bee n row be-
tune TIL sicond aud thurrud tlurea, an
tn sicond tlureis gittin' even,-Juigc.
Mammal was sorry to SEQ that you
took no trouble to walk lightly when
you went into church to-day. Dickcy-
| didn't think it was late enough for
any one to be aalccp.-Inter OCEAN,
Braggs-You look rathor blue this
morning, old man. Jaggs-Pm black
and blue. | WAS green enough last night
TO tell Il fellow twice my weight that he
wasn't n whito man.-FdsEions.
Mrs. Dust think, Mary, how ter
riblc! The poor mau was torn limb
from limb. Marv-Lor' bless us. marin,
aud men so scarce!-BoAon Home
Journal
Lakosidc-Your wife has been dead
only six weeks aud yet you wan to 60
TO the ball game. Waba6h-l}ut it ID
only to sec tho Chicagos play.-Pusk.
Nurse lat the circus)-You are TOO
big to be begging for peanuts. Arthur
Il hain't, neither; | hain't hall as big
as that ere clophant.-krchauys.
A Canine Converaation-"What ails
you. Tiger III there's anything I do
spise its n tramp mean enough to wear
trousers over 4 wooden leg."-LJe.
Said IN Irishman the other day to .
friend: "Arra!l, where will you find n
modern building that has lasted as long
as the ould vans ?"-7u-Bit.
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HE'S COMING


'trsis Z. pd7OW. in Tie Houttetp.r
Hes coming to see me tomorrow.
What 10 yolI 5nppo.c he Will say?
! ilncied he looked az me slruusrly
When he bid ne goodbye yesterday.
! am RvIGily nervous aud shnky,
Aud there's not the least reason why;
rs a shame 10 be quite such L baby
When L Is SO aged GL.
He says he Is coming tomorrow,
There's nothing at all strange ut TINT,
For Mays the tiiun he has been here
And we've had a Jolly good chat.
Hes coming to SEQ me tomorrow,
What of II. I'd like him TO tell.
I'm sure he eau come when no plcases,
q! ncYct-',would suit me as well.
Tomorrow he's coming, to morrow.
And he was he 4 dag ago.
! never did soc such u fellow;
What ais him Is more than know.
I'm suru ~t'canno. Imagine
What lis hos 20 UIxto1s to say,
Dnt hes coming 10 Seo me to.iuorrow-
lWi'l he were coming to-day.l
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Good Material Under Good DiscI.
plinc.

Good Material Under Good DiscE.
plinc.
The patience Of the national guards
mon OF West Virginia aud Ohio under
tho insults and assaults OF the rioters
md their sy~mpathizers ia worthy OF all
praise. Il shows that the commands
arc made UP Of good material under
good discipline.
From such men good work ia to be
expected ii tho time ome for their
active employment against the mob.
Tho behavior of the troops should not
be mistaken by the rioters. These men
are in tho hands OF their commanders,
and II the word be given for serioua
business the command will DO promptly
obeyed.
The 1SrELLldESCER hopes that tho
men who haze arrayed themselves
against the law may submit to the law
and save further trouble. II they do
not submit voluntarily they will be
compelled to submit. OF this therc is
not the least room for doubt.
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ADvrcEs agree that the sultan OF
Morocco is dead. There is some differ
once OF opinion as to the manner OF his
death, whether he went of in 4 natural
way or was pu. to death. At all events
hG is gone aud the world still moves.
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Is northeast CHM fanatical natives
opposed 20 progress destroyed two hun.
drcd miles OF now telegraph line, the
first they over saw. Some OF them won't
SEQ any more in this world. Tho gov.
ernmcnt cut of thirteen heads as n, re-
minder that its telegraph system must
be let alone.
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calling out tho National Guard. On
Monday they set fire to tho big bridge
at Canal Dover Just to show that tlIOy
aro entirely competent to look after
matters without any assistance from tho
gtato authoritles.
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WHAT holds back tho work OF tho
finance committee OF council2 Tho
committee knows how much cloth il has
aud may as well so ahead to cut out the
garment.
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POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention
of tho State League.

The Sixth Annual Contention OF the Repub-
1ican League OF the Suite OF West Virginia will
convene IN the city Of FAlRAoST. Marion
county. Mt Il o'clock Il H.. Tuesday, juno 10,
1875, for the election OF officers for tho en-
sufng year. tho collection OF delegates to the
Seventh Annual Convention OF the Reouhlicau
LRasuG1ofth the uuitol States. 70 be held In ben.
yer. Colorado. June Is. 1921. and for the Trans
action OF such other business US may regularly
cono before 1t.
Zach Republican Club In the State Is entitled
10 DO represented by hive delegates. Full IN.
formation Us 10 the rate of transportation will DO
published III soon o. the necessary arrangements
can be made.
at Wheeling, W. Va
EDGAR !. RUCKER, President
J. X. HALL. Secretary.
tRepublicau pnprsof thcStatc please copv.l
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THIS ia from tho Democratic New
York World, and the obvious reference
is to the sugar trust:
Under the laws OF tho United States Il trust Is
On unlawful conspiracy 10 restraint Of trtde.
Yet one Of the most notorious OF these trusts
can have schedules drawn by Il Democratic sec.
Rotary OF the treasury for insertion In Il Demo.
cratic tatii bill. What does 1t Ill mcnu7
The impression ID that il means Job.
beryin high places.
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The brutal treatment OF four Amcri-
cans by foreigners in tho Co~nnellsville
coke region is another reminder that
that region is ovcrruu with foreigners
who are hostile to everything that Is
American. In some localities it is be-
coming 4 question whose country this is.
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WHEH Judge Golf issues mn order he
expects obedience TO it. Charles Davis
did not understand this, and he goes to
Jail Tor sixty days for interfering with a
Baltimore x Ohio train. The sentence
is mild for tho o1ense.
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WHEELING is glad to Welcome tho yis-
itinE butchers. They arc men vino
pursue useful calling and in good ci,i.
zGnship average with the best. AS n
rule they eGt ahead in the world, strike
their stakes down deep and become
solid iaen in their community. ThS
4SgEtLl5ENczE hopcs tho visitors NAV
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A YOUNG man armed with q cham
paign bottle sent John L Sullivan to a
hospital to have his eye sowcd up. The
bottle has done Boston's pride d great
deal OF harm in his time.