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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-30

district attorney was instructed to draft
an ordinance providing for chain gang
in this city. Whether the council will
organize such . gang, however, 10
matter Of doubt. A chain gang 10 not
pleasant thing, in fact, 10 a relic of the
middle ages. and 1t IL doubtful il such .
step would meet the approval of our
citizens. Meanwhile the tramp is here,
and the question. What to do with him?
unanswered.
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The constant arrival Of tramps In
Southern California 10 becoming . seri-
GUS matter. The police, the ohsritably
inclined, and in fact all classes Of peo-
pie are moro or less annoyed by these
gentry, or are troubled by the presence
Of 90 many persons who may be suf.
fering and in want.
The HERALD OF yesterday published
. number OF views on the matter which
ELECTED much interest, and this morn
Ing gives some more expressions Of
people somewhat familiar with the sub.
iect.
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Bucklen,s Arnioa ,e.,v,.

The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, saitrheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblains, cOrns and ali SIX in
eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. IL 10 guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfactiOn or money refunded. Price, % cents
m ain street.
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More vsIus-Rsmsdss Proposd-soms VIII
Work, thsw T. That Can
Or b
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Forecast for Southern California.
Southern California: Fair, nearly stationary
temperature.
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Neitzke & Speck. funeral directors and en-
balmers. 2o6 South Main street. Tel, l349.
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THE TRAMP QUESTION EXCITES INTEREST.
Some More Opinions As to How to Solve This Most
Exigent Question of the Day.
Restaurant Keeper Hotel Man. Minister Reformer and
Poor Mans Views.

Aessrs Dusty Rhodes and Will
Not
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Time. 1

Maxim m temperature, 65.
Minimum temperature. AZ.
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BRIEF MENTION.

Weather Bureau.
Report OF observations taken at Los Angeles
November 20. 1894: [Note-Barometer re-
duced 10 sea level
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

One OF the most cherished possessions
OF Il gentlemen IN Chicago is n brief
autograph letter written by President
Abraham Lincoln in October. 1861,
which reads: THE lady-bearer OF
this-says she mas two sons who want
to work. Set them ut it ii possible.
Wanting to work is so rare 4 merit that
it should be encouraged"
The opera has passed its third cen.
fury. The first opera was Daphne"
and it was first produced in 1894 in
Florence, under the title, Opera in
Mnsica in Style Representative"
Thence tho opera was carried 10 France
and Germany. and in 1880 Daphne"
was sung before the Saxon king in
Dresden.
Amateur actors at Reiu.io. Tex,
tried a play in which TWO gamblers had
to he killed almost at the saulc moment
Tho gamblers were carried out on the
same shutter, One OF them has 4 bull
let in his head and will die tho other I,
only wounded in tho leg, and will re-
cover.
Maarson Martens. the author OF
Coils Fool" and The Sin OF Joos,
Avelingh." and the most celebrated OF
modern Dutch novelists. writes all his
works first in Englisa and then in his
native language.
The Birmingham (Aia.l Colonization
Company has 500 negroes booked for
deportation 10 Africa. The company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
WIT N WISDOM.

Little Dau.hler-This book SAYS that
IN Norway a girl has 10 make 4 whole
lot OF linen before she can get married.
Mother-Ies; it is the custom. Little
DauGhter-l'm glad Pm an American.
Here We only have 10 learn 10 typewrite.
Good M.wS.
Burglar-Here, I. want your money.
Eictim-Too late, old man. My land.
lady got in ten hours ahead OF YOU with
Il three months board bill. 20 on now
and don't disturb mc.-Der0it Free
Pres.
acknowledgements, frankie, what
the dentist said about candy ruining
your teeth. Frankie-Ies, but why
don't you let me prove it. like We do n
ADMINISTRATION Inter Ocean.
"ies, sir, money talks; that is Ger
tain" Biggs-"Well, then, I'd like to
hear a little something IRON that $40
that you have OF mine."-ChicGgo Inter
Ocean.
Mr.. Henpeck (soliloquizins)-It is
when l read Of So!oman's many wives
that begin TO doubt the great wisdom
lie IS sara 10 nave had.-BDStJn Courier.
did Maud tell you the truth when
you asked her her age?" YES" What
did she sny?" 'She said it was none. OF
my business" = YANKEE Blade.
First heiress-Reggy engaged! Well,
he needed money. Second heiress-
The loo! and his money are soon mar
ried IN SETTLE.
The first main thing a man has to do
in this world is turn his possibilities
into powers, or to get the use OF him
self.-T. =, Munger.
Every real and searching effort at self
improvement is OF itself a lesson OF pro-
found neutrality-suspicious..
"He has no more influence" said 4
Hartford wit, than pin PNEUMONIA"
Hartford Co1runt.
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In the Next

Mr.. ]. S. Clarkson is quoted as saving
that in the next and succeeding cam
paigns tho silver question will over
shadow the tariff question. lie thinks
tho Republican plan OF campaign will
be to force the fighting on the silver
line rather than on the Tariff line.
Ii this be Mr.. Clarkson's opinion he
is not the shrcwd political observer
that he has been supposed to be. Silver
will be in the campaign, and the Repuo.
licau party will continue 10 be Tor a
uouud financial system. Ii the presi-
dent signs the seiguiovage bill or allows
it to become n law withou, his sigma.
ture silver will play 6 prominent part,
but it will o in any case have the
boards to itself.
The l~ivcliest question OF the day on
which the two parties are as iar apart
rs the poles is the tariff question.
Moreover this is the question about
which the people are thinking most
and which divides them most sharply,
1t is the issue that will defeat the Dem.
ocrAtic party.
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PERSONAL POINTS


Arthur Dohm, who started in Sep.
TENDER, lS9", 10 walk from BuGnos
Ayres TO Chicago, has turned up in Pan.
anna in good physical condition, having
been detained only in Ecuador, where
hO was Obliged 10 lay of for Il few days
on account OF an attack Of fever.
Winslow lIomer's Fog Warning" n
marine showing n fisherman bending To
his oars on the Banks as Il fog steals up
toward his hshine schooner, has been
bought for the Museum OF the Fine Arts,
Boston. Two big halibut arc in tho
stern sheets Of the doty.
Lady Butler (Mi.s Thompson, Of
Roll CALI celebrity lives ut Alder
shot with her husband, General Sir
William Butler, and thor five children.
she Is painting Il picture Of Waterloo
for tho Royal Academy.
Remouyi, like padcrcwski and Rubin
stein, Is sparing in his diet, but he has
progressed beyond them in becoming L
vegetarian aud In abandoning the use
OF cigarettes, 10 which he, like tAem,
wa addicted.
III lho vatican At Rome there is q
marble statue with natural cyclaahcs,
the only one, it is SAID, with this pccu.
llarity in the world. II represents Arr.
adne sleeping On the Island OF Naxos ut
the moment when sue was deserted by
Thescus.
why not a woman" Lady Henry
Somerset rises TO ask. She wants to
know why women arc never rcmom-
bered in the distribution OF dccora-
tons, peerages and SO on.-New York
SWu.
Queen Victoria has q wholesome
dread OF fire. Whenever she goes
abroad sho always has a couple oi fire
eXt!nguishers sem out in advance, and
fitted up in the house where she will re.
side.
When Mile. Calve reached Chicago
she began to chew gum in public. Viii
liam 1. Stead unaccountNbly failed to
write Il chapter on the gum.chewcrs OF
Chicago.-New lOr$ World.
The Countess OF Aberdeen has made
arrangements to continue the sale OF
the goods exhibited and sold at the Irish
village last summer.
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Mayor B%utterworth having objected
to tho form OF answer mado by Miss
Pollard to one Of his questions, tho
court said that tho witness WINS not
Obliged to answer tho question in Just
the iorm desired by tho examiner.
In his desire to get just the answer
he wants Il lawyer often insists upon
having it come in a certain form and in
no other, beginning and ending just
where it best suits his purpose. Where
the l0wyOri is shrowd and persistent, the
witness weak and tho judge cpmplais.
mt this method OF examination Is otten
successful. Some times 1t results in
giving n misleading color 10 tho tcsti.
mony, some times in making an honoat
witness appear to be a p%orjurer.
Fortunately the courts are showing
an increasing disposition to give wit.
nessos fair play and to protect honest
witnesses against bulldozing lawyers.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
editorial lIoUmS I3I... COuntin. Room 40.
GIM G~steIEGQe1ut&:
WHEELING. MARCH ~, 1904.


The Tax on Building Associations.
a shareholder in q Wheeling building
associatio II is informed hat the senate
committee has abandonded its purpose
to put the income tax on building asso-
c~iations and that these organizations
remain exemp. rs they arc in the Viii
son bill as it passed the house.
There was some question as to the
effect on building associations OF the
work OF the three Democrats OF the
finance committee who got the bill in
shape for their colleagues. Outside OF
tho committee it was thought that as
amended the two per cen tax would
certainly apply to building associations;
that is to say, that the provision in the
house bill exemptins them had been
taken out.
Senator Jones. OF Arkansas, one OF the
three who had done the work, said it
was their intention to put tho tax on
building associations but he was not
sure that they had drawn the amend
mcnt so as TO accomplish their purpose.
In the recent report by telegraph OF
the changes made before reporting the
bill to the senate there was no mention OF
any iurtner change in the building as
ISOLATION matter. The lNTELLIGESCERi is
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
GIee, Banjo and Mandolin Club.
Instrumental and Vocal Concert !
We are always advising YOU to

We are always advising YOU to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, YOU
should make your advertising effec.
tive-ifan electric light be available,
you should not use a "talIow dip"
10 light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
y~ertisementS, the more people will
see and read them. and the more
customers you will have to con.
tribute 10 your caSh-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled bv
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by i display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement OF your an.
nouncement.
Above all, let it be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex 4 reader
by veXing his or her eyes!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

Mr.. blanchard Rules Finally In Favor of
Ohio Coal !iitUr u Lung Discussion.
COLUMBUS, O., March 2~l.-Chairman
Blanchard to-day, as arbitrator, ruled in
favor oil the plea OF the Ohio coal rates,
allowing 2 didcren;ial OF two and u hall
cents as between Ohio and Pittsburgh
and increasing the dil~erential between
Pittsburgh and West Virginia two and
= half cents, giving Ohio an increased
ditierential OF five cents over last years
basis. Thus the matter OF coal rates,
after n prolonged discussion, seems to
have been settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

estimates that the deportation OF tho
whole race from the country would
cost S220, 0 10000.
Some Of the most attractive and best.
dressed women IN New York are OIL
gagged IN literary work; aud many Of
thcm find their works In this direction
pleasant md profitable.
DR.. Forbes Winslow, tho expert on
insanity, regards suicide rs epidemic in
Characters ho believes that mental con.
iaGion Is MS possible as physical.
Boston's last week OF grand opera cost
tho people Of tho Hub Sl39, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

II the Internal revenue tax on Wheeling
StogieS Is raised from :; 10 3 1t will be uCC"N.
kGGy TO make them an inch or two Shorter. But
they will be long enough cvcn ~Ihcn-ChicGgO
Tribune.
This irrcverent comment on 4 thin.
almost sacred TO every Wheeling man
deserving OF the name shows either
gross ignorance or rank envy. Forum
ateiy the tax is to remain II three dol.
lars on the thousand; but this is not
the point.
ii the Wheeling stogie were made an
inch or two shorter it would not be
"long enough even then" We would
have this Chicago critic to understand
that the comnoisseurs who appreciate
the Wheeling stogie and find delight in
its comforting companionship will
never conscn: that wen part OF q cubit
shall be taken from its stature.
Nor do they ask that anything shall
be added, for they do not wish to gid
refined gold or paint the lily. To them
tho Wheeling stoSic is Just right,
neither TOO long o too short. To
them 'four.ior-tive" represents the ex-
act measure OF a just value. To them
there is no inducemcnt 10 abandon the
old love for "two-ior-a.quarter," no,
not with = whole gallery OF pictures OF
Henry Clay and the ~princcly Wales to
boot.
It is possible that some dishonest
person has been palming oil on the
Chicago Tribune a Pittsburgh toby for 4
Wheeling stocie. The difference ia that
our stogie is cream, the Smoky City
nrnhnrt nnt nran .nnl seim milf
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nAlLEp mr. pEcnIyEl,,
Mrs. Lyons Dld NOt nclI"vo Her Husband
Was II IilgnmlSt.

""N " ilklllNhts
Special Di'pd'ch 10 The htcYigcHcrr.
PAnEEnsnrnG. W. Va, March 2l.--
Last evening Squire Beckwith released
D. H. Foreman from jail on $500 bond.
In February Foreman was bound over
to court in the sum OF $1,000 by the
same squire to answer u charge OF
bigamy. Foreman deceived n woll.to-
do widow, Mrs. LyOus, into believing
that lie was single aud persuaded her to
marry him. The prosecuting attorney
has positive proof, no claims, that Fore.
man 10 II birGmist. Ills second wife be.
lleyc3 III his innocence aud yesterday
decided her house for $500 to raise bond
money. Tho release OF Foreman on
SdJO after being committed on 81, 900 has
raised considcrable discussion. Authori.
ties claim the justice had no authority
TO lessen tho bond. Foreman skipped
this morning before 6 o'clock and was
arrested ut ClNrkshurg on 4 warrant
charging him with unlG&iully escaping
from jnii.
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This remedy is becoming so well
known and SO popular as 10 need no.
special mention. All who have used.
Electric Bittcrs sing the same aong OF
praise. 4 pure. medicine does not exist,
and it ia guaranteed to do all that il
claimed, Electric Bittcrs will cure all
diseases OF The Liver and Kidneys, vii!
remote Pimples, Boils, salt Rheum and
other affections caused BY impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well us cure all Malarial ic-
vcrs. For curc oi Headache, Conslipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 81 cents and s. pcr
bottle. at LogaM DrugC Co 5 prNg Store. 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

That is n queer rumor that Comos
from Washington about tho Russian
mission. As the story goes tho mission
is to be raised to tho rank OF au en-.
bassy and Mr., Letter, tho retired mil
l%ionaire merchant OF Chicago, is to have
the place.
Since Mr.. Letter is not known to have
any qualifications for the post but
money there will be Il suspicion that
this is another Van Allen appointment,
and there will be q curious interest to
know the price OF it.
Van Allen paid $4,000 and took his
chance of u Democratic victory. lie got
the nomination for the Italian mission
and the press drove him out OF accept
ing the questionable honor.
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a BE Iii+JECrED.
Election Commissioners Think the Ballot
Law Means What II Says.

AAtaAN az sAAaO
Law Mruns What II Says.
Special Dispatch to The IntsligsHrcr.
PAREERsDUEG, W.. Va, March GA
citizens prohibition reform, etc, ticket
for the coming municipal election, April
5, was put in the field hero last week.
The ballot commissioners have aroused
tho ire OF the citizen reform promoters
by declaring they do not think the tick
ct legal because section u Of the cleo.
lion law provides iha' certificates OF
candidates GU Il ticket, when not nomi-
mated by conventions, must BE- signed
by | per cent OF the voters living in
their political division, provided said
number shat! not exceed 1000 or not be
less than fifty. Their certificates were
not signed by fifty voters. The commits.
sloners Ihlnk the law means what it
says and have the matter under advise
meat. The ticket may be rejected.
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MISS TAliNswOnrH's FUNERAL.
Services largely Acknowledgement believed
Tint Shp WA, "a Suicide.

ihhl Shn Was "a suicide.
Special DtpGich 10 The inioIg.acn.
BrcEnANNON, w. Va, March 2l.--
Tho body OF Miss Ki,tio Farnsworth
arrived hero ycatcSday and was buried
to-day. The funeral services were con.
Quoted by Revs. Q. L. Clark and b. W.
Hutchinson at the NJ. +. church OF this
city. A largo crowd OF sorrowing rola.
tiyes and friends attended to tako a last
lock At their departed friend.
In m Interview with her father to-
day he stated that 4 bottle Of medicine
was found in her seat. She had owl.
dGntly taken suddenly i'll and raised the
window to vomit, when Il sudden lurch
OF the train threw her out. This vcr.
sion Of the cause OF her death seems en-.
tircly plausible, aa Miss Farnsworth
was OF small stature and could easily
have lost her balance leaning out OF the
window,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

Tho best saIve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
coTns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY. .
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They think they will have to have
another issue OF bonds to keep the
government running. Pile up debt, in
crease the interest charge, multiply in
ternal taXes-ihis is the Democratic
way OF relieving the people OF the bur-
dens Of taxation. 1t comes very close
to being q sublime farce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

1t is your duty to yourself to get rid
OF the foul accumulation in sour blood
this spring. Hoods S%arsanarilIa is jus.
the medicine You need to purify, v~italizs
and enrich your blood. That tired iee!-
ing Which affects nearly every one in
the spring is driven otN by Hoods Sar-
snparllla, the great spring medicine and
blood purifier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
POINTS 4 MORAL.
IN Incident in Easlund \ Pointer for the
Tariff Thinkers,

lurlH MIXERS.
Labor Tribune.
The firm of David 4 Howell, owning
tin plate works at Taibacl, England,
vas recently dissolved, rs tho result OF
chancery proceedings between the part
ners. The court ordered the partner
ship property to be realized, but Mr..
Howell attempted to have the sale Of
the works deferred until times should
got better. In this he was unsuccessful
with the lower court, but subsequently,
made an appeal. The points his
sci raised was that "the Democrats in
the United States would be able to
obtain tho repeal OF the Mckinley
tariff" He stated that the profits oil
the firm inlS9l were upwards oil go, 900,
which iulS92 decreased to 200, owing
to the operation OF the Mckinley tariff.
The counsel moreover hold it 10 be
COMMON ground OF belief that il the
Mckinley tariff were repealed there
would DO an immediate Improvement"
hence he asked to have the sale OF tho
works deferred until March !, when i,
was expected that Il new tariff law would
go into effect. The moral OF this is
clearly that foreign manufacturers have
long since learned to expect prosperity
when American tariff duties are re.
duced.
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Cbtciht DlJd'ch 10 tc LAc'!LCeiit:F.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 2l.-An
aged and prominent man named John
Dillon, who conducts 4 machine shop at
Catleltsburg, Ky, stepped from Il street
car At Ashland this afternoon on tho
railroad track OF the Chesapeake K
Ohio, and failed to notice the approach
OF 4 rapidly moving train, which struck
and hurled him some distance. He waa
fatally injured and cannot live.
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GOVERNOR TILLHAS says that South
Carolina has made 100000 and the
counties $4,000 out OF the liquor dis.
pensafy law, which he regards as n
great success. II more liquor had been
sold the success would be greater,
wouldn't it?
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 2l.-Thomas
Higgins, the Chicago murderer, who
objects to being hanged OH the same
fcaflold with Prendersast, the assassin
OF Mayor Harrison, wa today refused Il
superscdeas by the supreme court.
Higgins will therefore hang on Good
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AT THE PHONE.
Erchcuc,

-e'aAfa-N
There are sounds TINT seem to soo'hc US,
There are sounds that seem 10 move us
As the cradle song III OpeEa, ~ the ~TOo3tcr's
early crow;
There Grs times when nothing TicAscS.
And torinentilg thoughts Will tease us
The" Il DOGS nc good 10 listen 10 her musical
Hello"
IT'S 70 nicely regulated
And 20 swec;lr mp!Glalcd
That | oft would listen lonScrif did not Jealous
grow;
For some fellows sure to break In
With a sound that | must ia.e in
While In patiently awaiting TO heUs one mo:e
Hello"
wait n moment says she swcc,ly,
and she switches him OF n.hilr;
Then. uninterrupted tells me WIN. she knows !
want 10 know,
Yet IhccS aJc 10 AoIcycI phrases,
FOF The CHIEF Is keeping cases"
But she manages TO Gull Inc something more
than mc'e Hello"
Although I've never seen her,
.CETioNttyS no Eeeur7
Than When ilrst IhcGrd her voice :cpen. a coil,
distinct and slow.
For IN my mind I've plOtO.cd'hcr,
Aad In M heart I've voted her
The ~lovc!Isst and the brightest cir. that ever
said Hello"
j. c. H:LDEBEAXD.
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THE fussy governor OF Colorado mis-
takes himself. Ii the supreme court OF
the state decides against him he will
not 90 ahead ou his own line in spite OF
the adverse decision. He only thinks
he will.
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THAT the President is in a state OF
mind over the soiGniorace bill is eyi.
dent. 1t is against all his ideas OF nm
homes: and safe financial policy, bu, on
the other hand he is confronted by the
ravenirs wolves who passed the bill
aad ;hreatsa him with all sorts o!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

Me- who can afford 10 charter special
trains to join Coxlcy and then supply
themselves with food on the way can
hardly be said to be so hard pressed
that the government should issue. $780,
100000 OF fiat money to help them out.