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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-08

Rockefeller and VIM. Aston will
pay 100000 each, annually, to the
government as an income tax under
the income tax law passed by the
last congress, and the cities of New
York and Brooklyn contain more
millionaires than all the rest of the
United States AMI will pay one
tenth of the revenue collected under
the income tax law.
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hen she was q Child, she cried for Castoria
Shen she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21
WIT N WISDOM.

Soldier-"Will you promise to be
eterralIy true to me?' Servant Girl
Externally! How can anybody promise
for 20 long as tha,?" Soldier-"Then
say three weeks, till the reserves are
Observation-Disclosures.
Winks-I notice that your barber al
ways talks 10 you in French. l did not
know that you understood that Ian
guage. Jinks-Well, I don't, but you
needn't tell him so.-7Id-BitA.
Bookworm-Ifind that George Wash.
ingtou once attempted writing q poem.
WaIem-Yes. he did; but they do cay
that there was moro truth than poetry
in his yetses.-Boa0n Courier.
Some pessimists may still contend
tina, marriage is a failure, but in the
bright lexicon OF the operate priua
donna there is no euch word as fail
Bahiraoss .1meTic1n
Uncle Treetop-That heller is two
years old. City Siece-How do you
know Uncle Tree:op-By her horns.
City Niece-0h. to DO sure; che has
only wolfe.
Tommy-"Paw, is the devil swear.
incT' 5ir. Fir-"I see no reason why
he should be; things seem to DO coming
pretty much his way."-IadiGnGpoii3
journal.
Teacher-"Tve explained to you the
nature OF fixed holiday nov give me
an instance Of : movable holiday"
Class (together)-"May 1."-BMl!o
CouEt7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

Sir Howell Salmon, OF the British
navy, became 2 cadet when twelve years
CID; was made q commander az the age
OF tweaty-tkree, q post-capsa!n when
twenty-eisht. nnd has been on the ad-
miral listrtor fifteen years. He ia soon
to become connauder-!n-chic o. Ports
mouth, England.
The rumor connecting the name OF
Miss Lelte, with Mr. William C. Whit
ney has been revived in the last few
daya; aHd-eo general is tho conviction
that it is true that no one in Washing
ton will be surprised il the announce
meut be finally made public.
Sire. Joseph Macdonald, Who vas
said by Matthew Arnold to DO the most
beautiful woman in America, has been
living in retirement since the contest
I've the will Of her husband, the late
United Senator from Indiana.
Little King Alfonso. OF Spain, ia nine
yeara old. His ninth birthday a~nniye.-
sary was celebrated at Madrid on Thurs-
day last by c reception at the palace, q
military review and 9 state dinner, all
on 4 grand scale.
Lieutenant Waethe, OF the German
Army, who intends to found q yegetar-
ian, anti-clothinS colony Oh n South Pc
cihc Island, has mo-: eaten meat in ten
years. he neither drinks alcoholic
lie uor nor smokes.
Barren Robert Oppenheim, the Paris
fn2acier. haa ordered built in Franco
L racing zach. to colt 500,0O0. The
boat is intended 20 compete with the
Vigilaat and other yachts OF tina. class.
Lard Wolseley is said to have written
most OF his memoirs OF the Duke Of
Marlborough standing at . desk before
breakfast
Senator Patton, OF Michigan, is de-
scribed as j broad-shouldercd, we'll
built, athletic man, with q fine face and
a handso me mustachc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

4 collection Of bird bones recently re.
ceived BY the Paris Academy Of Science
indicates that ! perio1 contemporary
with man MADAGASCAR contained ut
leai: twelve species Of The gigantic
birds, all incapable Of flight The condi-
tons undo. which the bones we're
found indicate tina, the birds lived on
.hoses, with troops Of email h!ppopo-
taCi, c,ocodiles and turtles
4 correspondent writes that accord.
Ing 70 q %cyclopedia Of America biogra-
ply, Senator Harris, Of Tennessee, vas
born February 10. 1915, and, therefore,
il in his s~eventy.ciGht year. That he
should have been choeen as the Demo
cratic leader in the :ariI fight shows
tina. his age has not diminished his
vigor Of body or mird.-SDringfti
Republican.
Chlorine water deconposes SO readily
that il found Z: all in the atores /: Is
generally OF poor quality. Sealed glass
tubes containing five grammea Of liquid
chlorine arenow TO behad IN commerce.
With one Of these /. is possible to ex.
tempotaneous!Y prepare \ kilo OF wa.
ter.-SclGyic Am7ioar.
At u church entertainment: u Steu.
beuyiIle, O., she other evening Edith
Jacobs, aged eighty years. and WILTON
Dade, si1ty-hye years old, were married
by 4 mock" ceremony. Miss Jacobs
roT claims Dade as her Lawful husband.
Gold leaf, when beaten into a sheet OF
the thickness OF but one tTo-hGndret-
and-itiy-thoGsandth Of a. inch. appears
70 be OF I beautiful green when held up
to the lich. such sheets are really
semi-:ransp2-ent.
i terrific wind storm Ct Glenwood,
Minnesota, Is reported TO have blown
many hundred OF fab from the lake
into the basins along the shore, where
they became easy prey for epoCtsnen.
4 woman, 50 years old, living four
miles from Bethany. Neb., walked 10
| Bethany and back the other day. She
assists in the milking and does her
share Of the house work.
a new Eugliah dictionary offers the
following definitions: bicycle: Pleas
ure's trcad-nili. Ink: a black fluid
often used 10 make black seem white"
4 fossil oak tree, about twelve feet
long and over two inches IL diameter,
vas found in q canyon near GiG.t, Ore
gon, recently By John Day.
4 young man, Of Peterson, New Jer-
soy. recently sHceZed 20 hard that he
I jcrksd, it is said, his shoulder on: OF
Joint.
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qualities. These concernS stop rather
than make the necessary costly change,
TO enable them to use anthracite coal
again.
The effect Of the shortage on a Ainaa
marie. is seen in tho New YORK Quota,
lions. Two week. ago soi. coal was sell
INK in New York hubor at S20 q ton
1t is now going readily a: ID, notwitb'
standing the large importation Of tor'
elgn coal Steamships are bringing
over from the other .id0Nel for the
return trip. Railroad. are setzin2 for
their own uses SO much az ,hOy need Of
the coal shipped by them. although
much OF it IL shipped 70 FL contracts
and ia eagerly awaited at itl tostinI'
ton.
There Is q disposition 70 blame the
striking miners for this state OF things.
]: would be more just to lay the blame
on those operators who have driven
the men 10 u desperate effort to get a
living gu: Of their hard aad dangerous
labor.
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soIicitudo for a Retired Boss.

Mr.. Croker having resigned the Tam.
many bossship. his friends are in q
state OF mind les: he prove incapable OF
holding together the great fortune he
haa amassed by early rising and close
attention TO business.
1t is feared that his confding nature
may make him an cay prey to tho yul.
lures OF the race track; and so they beg
him to turn his back on the turf, invest
his money in New YORK real estate, and
gracefully take in the ''uuearned incre-
ment."
This tender solicitation for q great
man is very touching, but it ovcrlooks
the real greatness Of this grea. man.
The mind that could lay and execute
plans 10 &c. together so much mon in
SO short q time should easily be equal
to holding fast to n good thing. II it
prove otherwise Mr.. Croker will hare
to do what hundreds OF thousands OF
his fellow citizens would be glad to
have q chance to do-work for q living.
II is probably true tina: Mr.. Croker
would find himself a little rusty, but he
is not too old to timber up and try his
hand at o spade or a pick. Didn't Gin
cinnatus return to his pillow?
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Investigating Behind Closed Doors.
The Lodge resolution providing for an
IN restiga;ion Of the charge Of the at
tempted bribery Of senatorJ was made
broad enough 70 coyer the whole scan
dial OF the preparation OF d tarili bill to
suit special interests.
II the resolution be open to any OBJ
lection i. is that it instruc!s the com
u.ittec to undertake go much that the
work may no. be well done. where
the net is So large there Is danger @!
some big neshes for big ish to slip
through. The size Of the net, however,
is not a conclusive objection.
The feature Of the investigation Of
which the country has q right to com.
plain is tina. it ia to be held behind
closed doors. The Democrats Of the
committee pretend to think that IN this
way the in vestiga.ion can be made more
thorough. At come later day the testi-
mony is to be given gu. with the report,
an excellent way 10 make the testimony
1t the report.
The people will have little confidence
in O secret inquiry into o public scandal.
They will draw the inference that the
investigators expect TO come upon
something which they do not want the
country to know, and tina: they are be-
ginning to shield somebody whom they
are notwiliing to expose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21


This Congress is disgusting ita friends
az well rs those who may be called its con-
atitutional enemies. The Arsrican Wool
and Cotton Reporter, which has been
something OF q tariff refosmcr itself,
rises to remark:
The !ncoDJetency OF those who have charge OF
tariff ieFislGItOl 10 tcI!Ie d consistent bill on
which their own party can unite harTloniously
has been thoroughly demonstrated, and the en-.
tie country would now rejoice 10 SEQ The at
tempt defeated.
This does not overstste tho case, and
at the ilrstopportunity the Judgment OF
our Boston cotemporary will be vindi.
Gated by the verdict OF the country.
After the people shall have had 4 GOOD
chance a: TIE party Of incompetency
they will deprive it OF its power to do
harm.
It is not only that the Democratic
party is incompetent TO pass q good tar
i'll bill. it seems incompetent TO pass
any tariff bill at I'LL. The spectacle is
one to dis2ustan inselligen. people, and
that is what it does.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21

The New York H0rd prntE two
statement. OF fact that should not be
lost. Here they aro just as they appea:
in that live Democratic newspaper:
sensio- Go.usn lei; Se9 TorE yesterday Coz
Washington Upon T-r.ipt Of 6 tlesssge nom the
capital. During rs weeks say IN town the
NzrIlan.eT hal passed quite good deal OF bis
time WIKI f-Gpds EE1olS ne sugar TeonerE lie
1s sad 10 have assured them ihaf they have
1othing 70 Tea, from pru+pectl.e tErtf leSts!a.
ton The senator himself. It Is sc!d. secure.
Erge contributions Tor the Democratic national
committee from thee r1eC. AID EI friends say
hcInisu that tn. cnaIuc; ssHll 30 T7tie good.
Senator Gray. Of DslawErr, spelt Wednesday
might Ia toSu. but kUElel back % WaslinGtn:!
early yesterday morning Secsto. Gay kept hts
1aUTeu1cup here very sccTes, nHi Soh1cisEs s9c
wondering what lis .n!ENon 10 New io;S WIS.
Senator Gray is chairman OF the COM
n:tsee appointed to investigate the
charges OF attempted bribery in connec'
ton with the tariff bill, the alleged
Itradl1g OF senators in sugar trust stocks,
and the whole miscellaneous lot OF scaR-
dals growing out Of the imbecilo euort
to pass a tariff bill. Senator Gray was
in New York on a mission OF mystery.
Then there was Senator German, q
grea. c~ompromiser. What the World
says OF his mission establishes 9 very
close connection between the Maryland
senator and the sugar trust, the senator
representing the Democratic national
committee and insisting that the party
in Congress snail keep the pledge OF the
committee made in q time OF financial
strInSency.
Il may be that the World is not well
advised, but at all events it tells some
interesting things having relation to an
important chapter OF curreu; history.
II Senator German has undertaken 20
protect the susar trust and to hold his
party PIP to its bargain the trust Ia: e
powerful! friend at court.
The secretary OF the treasury and the
President are understood 10 agree with
Senator German hat tho obligation OF
a campaign CONTRACT should not be in-
paired when the Democratic party has
the power 70 carry out its part Of the
contract. This will help Senator Cor
man immensely.
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AHigh Grade Newspaper.

-YeFINf0E IITIt
During the meeting OF the West Viz.
GINA editors. at Wheeling, the staff Of
the Wheeling IS~TELLioEscER united 10
mike the stay Of their country brethren
in Wheeling particularly pleasant. This
state has a right 10 be proud OF this
newspaper &c ! representative Of wha;
a great newspaper ough! 10 be. The H.
TRLLiGESCER has w~eaihered tho etorms
for many years. and is regarded every.
whore as . reliable, high-Grade neEspa.
per, just in It's political relations, and
wo are glad 10 have IN opportunity Of
recognizing lis meri: even in this
humble TSy.
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Mr.. Powde-ly and the Knights OF
Labor.


Mr.. PowdeEly and the Knights Of
Labor.
It seens incredible tina! Mr.. Povderlv
has been expelled from the Knights OF
Labor, an order which he did SO nuch
to build up and OF which he was go long
the head. Mr. PoEderly vas not only
the chief officer OF the order; for years
be was almos. supreme In the order.
He bad the confidence OF the mem
bors5ip 70 a remarkable degree. He
planned and no executed. His views
were almost law. He developed s high
order Of talent for ~impressing his own
individuality on . large body OF men.
many Of them OF very high intelligence.
Oilato years, however, yer before
he was displaced as the chief executive,
it has been apparen: that he was los
ing grouad and that a s.rong Opposi-
ton TO him was plarningh his overthrow.
Mr. Powderly had often expressed q de-
sire 70 drop ou: OF his responsible posi-.
lion, but i. is no longer a secret that
whca be was dropped he thought him
self badly treated.
Whether be has nerted expulsion is
something for kn!ghsa OF Labor 10 de-
ternine. lie is said 10 have been dis.
loyal 10 the order. and the penalty Tor
this ia expulsion. Whatever may be
the merits OF &lr. Po1desly's case it is
to be said for him thathis SUCCESSOR has
neither his brains nor his Information.
So far cs Mr.. Sovereign .is known to
the country he is aos tavorabIy known.
He has appeared in the guise OF a very
cheap sort Of denasoyuo, eager TO ad-
Yertize himself 4. any coat to bis order
and TO the. country. the probability is
that he has thought Povderly in his
way and been q party to the intrigue
which results il the expulsion oi'the
old commander.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21

A friend in need is u friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such a friend in DR..
Kings Ne- Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this grea: cough medicine, one
trial will convince you tha: it has won.
1ertul curative powers in all diseases OF
throat, chest aEd lunC4. Each bottle is
guaranteed o 10 MI that is claimed or
money will be refunded. Trial bottles
Tree 81 the Logan Drug Compaay's Gru.
store. Large bottles 51s and 81. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for she Annual Convention
OF the State League.

The Sixth 4u1uG Convention o! lhs REPu5.
llc2l LeGCIeHt the SuG OF Hta; Virginia Ti!
c9nyrcs II tho city OF FAIAhJST. Marion
county, at = O'Clock i -, Tuesday, Juuc 10.
1891, Tor tic election o! OE4esTs !of the 50
Gulag yesr The selection Of dele:s;rS % the
Seventh Annual C0ugcnuDn OF the Republican
League Of lae United s;lps. 10 Be held IN Deg
yer. ColGrEzO. June q 1924. and fox tic t;a1S-
Gctton 0! sch Olhe- business Ls I-GY T=SuLGfly
couo beioFs e.
Zach Republican CIubIn the State e entitled
10 BE TcY:=seute! by rTc delgE1,e4 II. IN
formation Z, % the rate Of transportation will De
p1bl.sErj = son Is thc necessary arrangements
eau be nAdG
GtHa 81 communications % tho secretary.
{! Yhceiins. ". Vc.
EUIAR P. RUCKgR, Pres!tea.
J.EdILL Secretary.
EepabL5eaa IaieEs Of the STATE p~leAseoopy.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21
EDITORS.
Stu,t lie Seen to lIo Appreciated.

ELNhN ~ ETNA ~ 80 AFft'N
cs,b5ryg 7e,g-sz
Business men vho 90 to Wheeling
and hasten away iJil TO see the city 4,
the editors saw Il. To them 1. untolded
is pic;urcsqueus,,, aud those people
who imagine Wheeling TO DO q mere
aggregation OF factories aud chImneys
have e bu, one aldo Of the picture.
II you DO not know something 81
WhecIing's many beautiful private resi-.
denees, shady avenues, magnificent
parks, playing fountains and eleC1n:
drives, you are BOT posted concerning
the mos, important city in West Viz.
GINA.
II has been cuItOmary for the city,
in which the annual meeting Is held, 10
tender q banque. TO the visiting edi.
tors, but Wheeling boat the record, and
their visitors have delightful memories
Of not one but in realty two bauQuets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21

II IL understood among tho knowing
ones that II /. DO thought next to i'm.
possible to elect . Democratic governor
Of New York Flower may have the
honor by putting up u quarter OF Il
million as a guarantee Of good faith.
It Is evident that the governor Of New
York /, thought TO be something Of Q
ckunn.
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MAJOR ~STALSAKER.
The Best Course.

Chcrtsor Etcrt75 NeL
AIaj. Ran Stal1aker declares he ia in
favor OF 4 protective tariff, aud in the
course OF bis remarks ssys he is N favor
OK returning Senator Camden to The
United States senate. It seens TO US
that j! would be more consistent 10
favor 3 Republican. The Republican
belief in & protective tariff az g matter
OF principle, and a Republican senator
would not be in danger Of being com
PEELED 10 vote for free trade by a party
CAUCUS against MS convictions II Sena-
tor Camden is q pvotectionist, as the in
ference leads one to believe. he is in
great daucer OF having 10 vote against
his Convictions. I: is better mol 70
trust him.
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BE Speaks tho TRUTH

Sir. S.sinaker says the truth when he
etates that there is not a political hRr-
lot with whom the Democrats have not
cousoried." lake this district. The
organized Democracy stands for free
trade, no protection. unlimited coinage
OF sixty cent silver dollars, fat money,
repeal OF prohibitiye taxes on s,ate
bank Currency, and every other doubt
full aud populIstic heresy. And the old
line business Democrats walk rp md
vote ior Capehart and his "isms' every
time. They like il. Just so its called
Democracy they swallow it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21

The afternoon was most happily
open. at Whecl!Rg Park the guests 0:
"A. ReymGan, president Of the Park AS
ISOLATION. Mr.. Reymann and his abls
army OF assistants cou!dn': do enough
Tor the comfort and pleasure OF the
press boys aud their ladies', aud no one
lei: those beautiful and picturesque
grounds e!shes thirsty or hungry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21

Tho coal strike is making itself felt
all over in the country and in all sorts
OF industries. Many establishments
are running on shorter time and come
have shut down entirely because they
canno: got coal.
In the pas: decade eastern establish
mcnts that formerly used anthracite
have taken TO bituminous because OF its
lower cos. aud superior steam.makins
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Int-rcsan' Rcadin'.

! - ~ w. -Afe
Is will be seen in another column OF
this paper, Randolph StalnaGer writes
q letter that makes most intereatin'
readin'. It is true it has z little OF the
Phil. Thoupson-W Willie Breckenridge
jingle about it, but not enough TO hurt,
We hope Mr.. StainaEer may write again
on The "uolitical outlook"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21

D~EMocRArc newspapers that have
been shouting for the passage Of tho
Wilson bill, tho frat senate bill, the
other senate bill, are now clarnoring for
the passage Of any .sriFbilL How have
the mighty Mtallenl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-21

CONGRESSMAN JgEEY SIMPSON is TO start
to-day tor White Sulphur Springs and
Congressman LAIs Peace ia 20 90 with
him. They will have To rely on local
talen! asthia SEASON oil the year to make
UP 0 gaDe.