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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13
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WHEELING, APRIL IS, 1901.
Tho Campaign OF Education.


West Virginia is ono OF the states
from which Senator Hill is receiving
many kilograms and letters drawn out
by bis tariff speech, and most Of these
bring words OF praise. This is because
West Virginia is opposed to tho tariff
bill. 1t is true that this state voted the
Democratic ticket in 1892, and by that
endorsed the Democratic platform.
Since then West Virginia has learned
something. She has seen that the ruling
element OF tho Democratic party has
no regard for the party platform or for
the interests OF West Virginia. Pro-
Tossing to formulate q tarifi-for-revenue-
only tho leaders have concocted a meas
ure that takes good care OF certain
southern interests and leaves West Vir-
ginia to shivcr in the cold.
West Virginia wants protection, her
pa%radoxical endorsement OF the Demo-
cratic party in 1892 to the contrary not
wlthstanding. West Virginia Demo
Gratis were induced to believe that their
party would never do anything to set
back the development of their state.
They were told that with SO much reve-
nue. to raise for the support Of the gov
eminent enough protection would al
ways result to satisfy them. Wiser men
would not have been caught with this
etale bait, but these men were caught.
Increased and new internal taxes, in
Guiding the odious income tax, show to
those who have not thought much on
the possibilities. that the amount OF
money necessary to tho support OF the
government is not to be taken as in any
Hense necessarily indicating any de-
gree OF protection.
Strange as it may seem, this lisa revela-
tion to many West Virginians, who are
not more thoughtless or less informed
than tho average OF their countrymen.
The whole country is learning and
changing. Tho Democratic party is be-
ginning to note the change, which has
only begun.
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pounds, or moro than IS Tor cont. were made
from sheets rolled In the United States, and Oi
this amount l6,3Ol,O0g pounds, OF moro than %
Per cont, consisted OF the class Of plates weigh.
lug less than g. pounds TO tho 100 square feet.
The quantity Of American sheet iron and steel
made Into articles aud wares termed or tin.
plated wu l.2tI,7U7 pounds This makes tho
aggregate output OF tin aud terno plate for tho
quarter 2S,bgJ,gIs pounds ngalnst Is, lQS, 201
pounds for the prcyinus quarter, Three new
companies made their 1nt sworn returns Tho
production Of black plates In tho United States
was l0,Gsg,el0 pounds. OF tho thlrty.nIne firms
twenty.oEg used wholly American plates, twelve
both American aud foreign plates and six used
only foreign plates.
This Is tho industry which President
Cleveland commissioned C visiting
Welshman to find for him II no could,
making duo report OF the discovery to
tho white house. Perhaps tho Prcsi.
don't has not found out yet tina. we
made any tin plate in this country.
Thoy know It over in Wales.
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Practical Rclicf.

When the winter and the hard times
came along it occurred to Nathan
Strauss, n wealthy New York man with
q heart and brains, that there should be
some provision for persons who do not
belong to the chronic dependents, men
and women who were in need of some
temporary assistance.
This assistance Mr.. Strauss desired to
give in a practical way that would cost
the beneficiaries none OF their self re-
spect- At various places he opened
lodging houses, coal yards and provis-
ion depots. He gave nothine for moth
ing. There was a charge for every
thing, but everything was offered very
cheap.
NearlyIall OF these establishments are
now closed. The business up to date
is represented by 100000 pounds OF
coal, 100000 loavcs of broad, $4,000
pounds OF flour, 100000 pounds OF sugar,
65.oOo pounds OF coffee. $1,000 pounds OF
tea, lodgings for 10000 men aud $500
women.
This is a very large business which
reaches a very large number OF persons.
Friends Of Mr.. Straus say his loss is
100000. but the man who ioots the bills
seems 10 be pleased with the winters
business. 1t is certain that he has done
much more good with his money than
though he had given it in pure charity.
Oh course there was room for undis.
guised charity, but as othcrs were look
ing to that Mr.. Straus busted himself in
IN unoccupiod field and made it pro.
ductivc for humanity. The world would
DO better for more of the Same kind OF
men, men who delight to do.sood for its
own sake.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A bridge is now in curse of erection
across the Missouri river, between East
Omaha and Council Bluffs. which will
BIO remarkable when completed as pos
scssing the longest swing span in the
world-520 feet-being fifteen feet
longer than the swing span OF the
bridge over the Thames river, in Con-
necticut.
Tho New York Recorder is responsible
for this undoubtedly crooked snake
story: "a live snake was hewn out Of
q piece OF rock by stonecutters n. work
on a now courthouse in Hartford City.
Ind. Tho reptile was fourteen inches
long"
A fine specimen OF the American
eagle, measuring eleven feet seven
inches from tip TO tip, was lately shot
by Mr.. Brody, near Elkhart, Ind. Tho
bird will be mounted and presented to
the Smithsonian institution.
The Santa Fe railroad ia running re.u.
lar banana trains out OF Galveston 10
connection with the fruit steamers from
Central America.
There are about 1000 Seminole In
dians still living in Florida. at present
their reservation is close on the ever
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Kentucky likes none OF tho Pollard
Breckenridge business, and she likes
least of all the rowdy talk OF Col. Phil
Thompson. The Louisville Courier
Journal says that eff correctly reported
it vas without doubt q remarkable ora.
ton, well calculated by its misreprescn-
tation to throw infinite discredit upon
Kentucky manhood"
Quite true, and it is not altogether
clear that Kentucky womanhood can
escape. There arc always two parties
to that which the distinguished defend.
ant calls "these things" In his own
case both Of the parties are Kentuck.
ians, the man and the woman.
1t would servo Thompson right if the
people OF his state were to meet him
with an ovation OF eggs or his return
home. 1t is not necessary to waste
fresh eggs in a demonstration of this
character.
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Tho Indianapolis Sentinel lives in tho
state OF Voorhees, and knows its man.
1t Is also tho leading Democratic news.
paper Of the state. Tho Sentinel Is
pleased to remark that "whcn Senator
Voorhees, undertakes TO justify tho
Infamous concessions to the trusts on
tho theory OF increasing revenue, or do
creasing tho burdena Of the people, ha
simply insults tho Intelligence OF tho
country"
1t is something for q Democratic
newspaper to say that its party in Con.
gress has made infamous concessions"
10 anybody, aud when it points out
that these favors have been extended
TO tho trusts. the condemnation is
severe.
1t is 4 fact that the trusts had no
trouble to get all the earnings they
wanted, while a manufacturer engaged
in legitimate business land the wage.
carnera OF the country could find no
means to open tho door OF tho tariff
star chamber.
The intelligence OF the country and
its sense Of fair play have been insultod
by the whole Democratic tariff proceed.
ing, and the country will find a way to
resent tho brutal insult.
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WILL BREAK men RECORD.

Tho Third congressional district will
break the record she made in 1857, or q
great many people who think they arc
posted will DO surprised. OF course
modest old Kannwha has one or more
tried and true Republicans who are will.
ing to make the race. The names OF
John B. Floyd ami j.. Fl. Huling have
both been prominently mentioned and
neither has declared that he will mot
be q candidate under any circum.
stances" OF course the names OF Hon.
4. B. Clark, Colonel Poundstone and
DR.. Muller, OF Upshur, are well known
as possibilities; j.. II. Gaines, OF Fay
cite, is spoken Of, and it has been sug.
gested that Abram Burlew, one OF Ka-
nawha's best Republicans. may, under
certain circumstances, enter the race.
1t is said that he is developing consid-
cradle strength in the back couuiios.
And. il tho contest at BACKGAMMON be-
ONE uncomfortably close, many be-
lieve that the familiar name of "Fud"
McGinnis, coupled with the memory of
his famous departed. mule, may be
sprung ut an opportune moment and
carry the convention by storm. Re-
ports from the back counties indicate
that Major NcGinnis' successful confess:
OF six years ago has not been forgotten
and there is n strong feeling in favor OF
giving him another chance when there
will be no possibility OF robDing him OF
his hard.earned victory after it has been
won,
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Chiffon OUT OF IT.
Believed That Ho is No Longer
Training for tho,S onatorship.
THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL

Read by tho state House Crowd ut
tho State Capital aud tho Boys nro
Going Slow In Pursuing Political
AmbitIons-ES.G ov. Wilson Out of
tho Congressional Race and Going
TO Fight Camden for tho Senate.
Tho Third District Contcst-Fud
McGinnls and His Mule May Again
Figuro-IluiinG aud Floyd Rcpubli.
car Possibilities.
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THE marquis OF Ailesbury was only
~thirty-one years OF age when he died the
other day, but his life had not been a
fiat failure. He died leaving dobts az.
gregating 81, $4,000, and he left his cred
itors no way to got n penny OF it. There
is something in man who a accom-
plish this in a few fleeing years.
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spccidI DtSpdtea 10 NE IMtlIg1etr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 12.-That
tho handwriting on tho wall "a soon by
tho Democratic powers that DO at tho
state house becomes moro apparent
every day. Tho assumption is hero
that Col. Joseph +. Chiffon no longer
10 trimming mis- sails for the senatorial
race. the presumption being that no
feels by no means certain that tho
next United States senator from Wo,t
Virginia will DO n Democrat and docs
not caro- to mako IN expensive fight for
caucus nomination, which would doubt
less be a closely contested battle, when
the nomination may DO an empty honor
when won. Amonth ago no had a can
didate for state senator in tho person
OF Henry o. Middleton, at present city
solicitor for Charleston, but Henry Is
heard OF no longer in this connection.
Col. Bob" Carr is willing to mako an
effort to again represent his district,
and oil course is friendly 10 Camden.
One month ago Col. Cars candidacy
did not harmonic with the views pre-.
valent at the state house, but it does
now. Bob's only opponent will proba-
bly, be Col, "Flintlock" Perry, OF tho
KGnGwha Valley Democrat, VINO is being
pushed to the front by the labor Gle
ment OF his party, particularly among
the miners, but Bob" Is 4 hustler, is
Camden's candidate, and is tho state
house candidate. He will probably
carry oil the coveted prize, let it be
worth what it may.
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THERE are minds that cannot under
stand that no matter how much money
the government may issue those who
have nothing to exchange for it can get
none OF it. II this truth could DO
driven home We should hear less Of
wild money schemes in and out Of Con.
Cress.
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WHO Says rheumatism Can Not be Cured?

Who Says rheumatism Can Not be Cured:
My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with q evere attack
OF rheumatism. We could get nothing
TINT would afford her any relief, and as
q last resort gavo Chamberlain's Pain
Balm 4 trial. To our great surprise she
began to improve after the first applica-
ton, and by using it regular she was
soon able TO get up and attend to her
house work.-E. II. johnson, OF @. j.
knutsoa & Co., Kensington. MINI.
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rladc boundary, and pretty soon they
will DO hustled into It's thickets.

will DO hustled into It's ,hickcts.
Tho Tourist hotels OF Florida arc
about closed for tho season, or will DO
by tho 10Th, and II 10 estimated that
tho hotel patronage haa boen at least
% per cent loss this year from last
years statisticI.
Tho scales used in tho London mint
eau show tho difference In tho weight Of
n card after 4 name has been written
upon H.
Tho smallest dog in tho world Is
owned by tho Archduchess Elizabeth OF
Austria. 1t weighs about u pound.
Plous Russians do not cat pigeons
because OF tho sanctity conferred on
the dove In tho Scriptures,
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THERE has been some sort OF deal and
Mr.. Chiffon no longer yearns for the
seat OF Senator Camden. Mr.. Chiffon
has ut no time been in great peril OF
tho lightning's playful freaks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

THE tariff deiormers are unable to sec
how Senator Hills speech is going to
help them. Perhaps they will see the
point more clearly whom he makes an-
other speech.
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Col BnECKISEIDGE says no is going
to make IN offensive fight for his seat
in Congress. This is tho kind OF fight
it will be. Tho people Of tho district
may be supposed TO know what aor. OF
man will DO q proper representative Tor
them. ,
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CAPITAL will not rush into South Car
olina while the governor and the people
are ripping the state up generally.
South Carolina cannot have everything
that is going,
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The Democratic knockout in the New
Jersey charter elections is the first
chance the people have had to express
their views on the effort to steal the
legislature in the interest OF the Demo-
cratic race.track combination. New
jersey has plenty of company this year.
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Now they are calling Senator Hill
names. Perhaps when they call his
name on the tariff bill he will answer
no, and he may have a few Democrats
in company with him. Tho worm will
turn.
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IF the people or the way keep feed.
ing Coxey's men there is no reason why
they shall aver stop walking.
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If Coxey were the right sort Of man
he would walk and lot his men ride in
his carriage.
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EX-GOVERNOR Wilson'S AMBITION.

And Ex-Governor Wilson ia out OF the
congressional race, and has SHE'D his
castor into the ring as a full fledged
aspirant for Senator Camden's honors.
The ex-governor ia . perennial candi-
date for this kind OF thing, and, Mt
present, the mention Of his name at.
tracts about as much attention as usual.
This leaves Hon. John A. Preston, OF
G%reenbrier, as Alderson's only oppo-
nent, Gs lar rs heard from. He will
take the nomination il handed TO him
on n silver salver, but is inclined to
look upon it rs an empty honor. 1t ia
said that Anderson, tho Chiltons and
the governor are not in as close touch
as formerly, and there are many Demo-
Gratis in the district who arc anxious to
SEQ Johns scalp taken. Another Rich
mond will make his appearance in the
field soon, it is said, and his appearance
is awaited with more or less interest,
but so far his name has not been made
public.
Day by day tho impression grows
that there may be n Republican ma
jority, on joint ballot, in the next
legislature. Four mcmbers OF the
house are confidently expected from
Ohio county. Raleigh, Summers. Boone
and evon old Logan are expected to
swell the number.
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The great coal strike will start at a
bad time, but it s.arts with great provo
cation. In some districts the life has
been cut out OF the men.
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THE oLp.FAsu1oNED BALL CLUB.

The base ball seasons here asiu. Ter me it's
Ter sec the players at the bat an watch 'cm
strike an run.
An slide an yell an all o. that, an yet it seems
The game mint half so iull o life as wha. 1t
Ulster be.
wish you could o seen the club In which I
ulster play!
o course 1t wasn't like tho teams you run across
Bccause-ist's sec-w'y that was nearly thirty
years ago!
An base ball then want nowhcrcs like the base
ball now, you know.
Our nine comprised the flower O. that little
We knocked out every club there was fer twenty
We had no fancy uniforms, but, mind you. we
could plGy,
An made ten times as many runs as what they
make to-day.
81 Jones. the blacksmith. pitched for Us, an in
them days, you know,
You had 10 please the batter. he could have 1t
high er low;
meetin's. when
We played n sort O. "picked.up' nine an used
his big son Ben.
Olu SlulEc OLlllu lllhN "a ~ lEStt uH Wueu HIS
glasses stayed IN place
So he could see the ball he alters fortified that
base.
Judge SlInkins played at second. while I proud
ly guarded third,
An young Doc sQuills was shortstop. an as
lively rs q bird.
The right was held By Elder Tubs, the left by
Lawyer Green;
Cap siders, 'ith a wooden leg. filed up the gap
bctWepn,
An they were just tho fcllers calculated for the
Unless twas Green who carried c,utch because
o. rheumatic.
lie was our safest player, for he never tried to
Upon q ay an show hiScli; he take il, on the
bounce.
But when we got q new style ball he quit. 81
Said he. al l Will catch a ball at ain't made out
o yard."
Them days, a. home. the umpire had ter do the
business square,
Er else we'd throw him out an sit another then
An soneinss' whca the other side d kick TOO
We'd sort o compromise the thing IN leave Il, to
tic crowd.
Our wiye, and sweethcarts ulster com M watch
.h - wa. AZ +AAAis
An though we'd lose CT win they'd always cheer
US jeS' the same.
'Twould do my old heart lots o. good ter DO
back there once more
An play o game 'ith les' the same old club we
had atorc-
GESrLEMES:-I am subject to periodi-
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possible type and commenced taking
Krause's Headache Capsule, last sum-
mer. They cure i. in every instance.
and since that time l am enjoying
splendid health and have gained ten
pounds in weight.
Yours very truly,
F. NJ. DANIELS,
Corwitb, Iowa.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie s Co, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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IL
Having purchased tho saloon bushes, hereto.
fore conducted BY Nm. F. 1ohl. at isl Make,
street, l wish to notify tho patrons and all ry
friends that Will continue tho business In the
accustomed fast class manuer, aud will hAro
constantly on hand tho CholceIt Line Of Wine,
Liquors and Bccr. [RplSl HENRY PLoCH,
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THE lErElLlGESCER, embracing its several
editions. Is entered IN tho Po8ioflcc at Wheel
ing, W. Va. a. second class maiteF.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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promotion. Apply In writing 10 WILLIAM
DRlSKMAS, ISL Market street, Room No. /.
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New Corporations Chartered.

SpsddltO fhs Rssi5Zs-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 12.-The
Secretary OF State has chartered the
Mingo Oil Company, OF Huntington, w.
Va, with an authorized capital Of one
thousand dollars. The incOrpOratOrs
are Thos. r. Shaw, Of Lima, o., H. c,
Harvey, T. H. Harvey, J, L. Caldwell
and 4. 7. Vinsou, OF Huntington.
Also, the Eclectic Medical Associs-
zion Of West Virginia, organized for the
purpose of the mutual advancement OF
its memb and the diffusion Of medi-
cal knowledge, The principal office Is
AZ Wheeling and the authorized capital
is SIS, 600. The incOrporatOrs are j. K.
Manley, L. A. Riggs and Mary A.
Brown, of Wheeling; W. A. j. Brown,
OF Davis; f. p Davis, Of New Cum6er-
land; George Snyder, Of FreemansOurg;
L. Conrad, OF Sand Hill; J. A Monroe,
OF West Alexander, Pa, and n. ID.
johnson, Of Liberty, Ohio.
Also, the Monarch Brich Co., organ
ICED for the purpose of manufacturing
brick and terra Gotta ware, The prin-
cipal Office is 10 be At Glen Easton, Mar
shall county, and the authorized capital
is SO, 900. The incOrporators are h. h.
Briggs, OF Glen EastOn, w. II. Wilson,
J. w Gum, ]. c. Wiedman and Jen-
nette McGary, all Of Glen Easton.
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DANGERS OF DRESS.
How Men and women Run Great Risks
During the summer in the way They
NIoRhad

How Men and Women Run Great Risks
During the Summer in the way They
Are Clothed.
Few people think at this time OF the year OF
the great mportance OF dress.
In the winter people drcSs warmly because
they know it is necessity, but in the summer
when it is hot, they go to the other extreme and
even dress too lightly. Hot weather causes peo-
pie to use light clothing, but sud denly the wind
changes, the air becomes chilly, and = cold is
pretty certain to be the result.
Now, where most people made mistake Is IN
not guarding against these sudden changes
quickly and in time. Any man or woman who
has on q light suit OF clothing, and feels
change which brings 8 chill, should at once
counterfeit the chill This can only be done by
the use OF some pure stimulant. not gingers or
hot drinks, but pure medicinal whisky that
willrefresh the system, cause the blood to cir
culate, and bring about immediate reaction.
There is hut one medicinal whisky that will do
this, and tina. is DuTys Pure Malt 1t has for
twenty years accomplished what has never been
known before in counteracting the first symp-
toms OF sudden colds and preventing the posi-
biNtv OF pneumonia feVers and all the distress
ing complaints which follow any cold
It should be Seine mbered, however, thst Dut.
fy's Pure Malt is the only whisky which VIII
Certainly accomplish this and however much
dealers may talk TO the contrary, IL alone should
be taken. vi