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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-18
IN THE SENATE.
The Tariff Bill to lie Put 10 Its Final Stage
NaXtIuR.daN

Tbs rartff Bill to he rut Ia Its Final Stage
SsIsEuesday.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 1.-THE
senate speus an hour after the morning
business had been disposed OF in COM
ing to a n agreement regarding consider.
alton OF the tariff bill. 1t was finally
decided to continue debate Until next
Tuesday, when the bill will be taken up
by paragraphs, Senator Hill having the
right TO move 10 take up the free list
nrst and consider. The senate then
went into executive session. After If
teen minutes the senate resumed its
open session and Senator McLAurin be-
gan his speech on the tariff bill.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-18
stag skating Party.

Last night /, the North End r;ak :
Stag skating pSr. took place, which WAS
attended, By sixty gents" who g.ea;sly
enjoyed the evenings sport. There
were number OF impromptu races, al
Of then exciting and ST the same time
l&cEhSbls- Tie lASt roe was s s,ea.
coasss.: Mike Warner hSi : circh. BIZ.
feil. and Harry Wheat passed, and ver-
out; Gis:zces, Eve laps time, ,ee 2ia-
MA.
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crowd in the galleries. most Of whom
were ladies, TO whom Mr. Breckenridge
seemed 70 be the center OF attraction.
Col Phil Thompson, who Is an ex.
member entitled to the floor, Joined
Mr.. Breckenridge and tho two sat on one
OF the rear lounges and ena.ted anil.
inSly together.
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TWO-Cent articles.

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TEAS. SPICES, ETc.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for selling only lrS'h
and standard goods is well known. Ex.
amino our price list and you will find
YOU a buy the best at our stores for
leis money than you pay for inferior
goods o. other places.
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CzENS1oS, WA. April l7.-Yes-
tesaay afternoon while : 10. Of Itls
boys vers playias il ;he soad opposite
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ed : hrss s:o2e Goul il crashed
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sad oves ia- Gt.y lee: VIA szca torca
that sve2 MS shoes ware Sfc2s OF HIS
clothes wess torn 20 p!eoS SaShs US
l1n6Adia absI$h 6esp Il i taorsti
he cla1os recover.
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Arrests hsS Night

LIST everi2S Saa Morrison. ace6
sIsy~;cht, Uls arrested BY O5ca- Eitz
as asrspec.s1 lunStc, AID putin Jail
i man named BrrkhsrG: was ~
rested by 01cer Creighton late iss.
nigh! on a Gsosderty charge
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REAL ESTATE.
Rents Reduced

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SS I1z SN IA
WAsESG7uS, D. C. April l1.-Post.
masters were appointed :o-dsy IS tol.
loEs: c. & HetIes. vios David WI.
soa. removed, Ez=.sy. Risehie county;
RIB Racdoa, vice Thomas EariLsy, se.
moved, Huntsville, Jackson occIy.
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PoE-n0. NJ. Apsl i.-4c!v5-
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Merchant Tailoring.

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WANTED.
.CPECIAL-WANIED, \ LIVE En-

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thousand or two Will get a cold shake.
Last year four days-and tolerably long
days for official ceremony-were given
to these various classes, and to all, ex-
cept, of course, the general public, spe-
cial cards Of invitation were issued
Master of Ceremonies
OF course the invited are not required
on such occasions to present their cards
at the door as if they were going to
circus show, and SO there is some fraud
and would be a great deal more and
very embarrassing confusion were it not
for the discerning eye of Colonel John
N. Wilson, who manages things of that
sort about the White House. He has
had many acute predecessors, but it is
only in recent administration that the
Office is really official. The colonel is
by commission in charge of public
buildings and grounds, but is practical
ly the presidents social aid-de-camp.
He filed this position during the first
Cleveland administration and did it SO
we'll that he was called from West Point
to the same place in this administra-
tion. He is an army officer of great ex-
perience and during the interregnum
was superintendent of the National Mil
itary academy. He has a phenomenal
memory of names and places and as in
PRODUCER is very rarely at a loss
After the season is thus formally
opened there will be a succession Of en-
tertainments at the various legations,
and the Austrian embassy expects to be
unusually lively, as it will probably
have for a guest the great Hungarian
magnate, Count Alexander Hadik de
Futak, who is not only the wealthiest
of his class. but IS supposed to be the
coming man IN Hungarian politics AS
to the great mass of everyday folks, they
can stand on the avenue and Lafayette
square and witness the oft describ bed
stately march, of the diplomats, army
and navy officers and judges going to
see the president, and though they may
not get near enough to shake his hand
they can look at the famous east room,
where Mrs. Abigail Adams used to hang
out her washing, and where the mob at
President Jacl1son's levee stood on the
chairs with muddy boots and trod the
famous big cheese into the carpet; at
the blue room and the red room and the
grand stairway. of which our society
writers have said so much. And then,
if the weather is as vile as it is three
times out of four here, the Washington
doctors will prepare for their annual
harvest, with influenza prevalent. pneu-
mOnia imminent and worse things visi-
bic in the distance. J. H BEADLE.
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each are to be crowded into one, and q
rather short one at that. Here is the
programme of how they will be receiv-
ed on New Years day: Vice president,
cabinet and diplomatic corps at IL a.
m. supreme court and all other judges
in the city at 1915; senators, repre-
sentatives and officials at 11:25; ar
my, navy and marine corps at 11:40;
scientific men at the head of various
public institutions and about 16 more
sorts of eminent folks at IL; veterans
Of all wars and Oldest inhabitants at
1915, and at 1928 tine great public
will be admitted and have the run till
2 Society is asking. However will he
do it? He will need a Bogardus kicker
to keep them moving = Consider that
from 2. 600 to 4. 600 will be in the gen
eral throng that each is entitled TO a
shake of the hand from the president
and lady, and, as the first corners will
insist upon it, it is evident that the last
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REFORM TIE CITIES.
Must Govern Them IF we Would Rule the
Country. Says DIR. Martyr.

Must Govern Them III we Would RuAs the
Country. Says DIR. Martyr.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22-Dr Carlos Martyr
gave his views on municipal reform at
the weekly meeting of the Single-Tax
club last night The speaker said fea-
ture Of the political and moral situation
was the abnormal growth of cities.
Continuing, he said. THE cities gov
ern the country. Yet, by our own con
fession, we cannot govern the cities. The
question of municipal reform is the ques-
ton Of the survival Of Republican insti-
tutions. Life in Chicago is a hippodrome.
We are tearing along. absorbed in bust
ness. and have given our city over into
the hands Of 500 professional politicians.
But the situation has become intolerable
What is needed is a non-partisan admin
istration civil service reform basis"
DR.. Martyn said the conditions of
municipal misruIe were a heterogeneous
population, un-American habits, a con-
federation of vices, the spOils system and
the political machine.
In closing DR. Martyr said:
The preOccupation Of our people has
prevented them from giving the time
and attention necessary to re form these
abuses. We can find an equalizer and
common bond in civic patriotism In
saving our cities we shall save the coun-
try and perpetuate free government"
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no TEST THE INCOME TAX.

Restraining Order is Asked of the SUI
preme Court District Of Columbia
WASHINGTON, Dec 22.-The first steps
have been taken IN the district supreme
court to test the constitutionality of the
income tax law. Today jeremiah Viii
son, as counsel for John @. Mo core, Of the
New York banking firm of Moore &
Schley, applied to Judge Cole. Of the
equity branch Of the supreme court Of
the District of Columbia, for an ordeE
restraining John s. Miller, commissioner
of internal revenue. from assessing and
collecting a tax upon his income.
Because Of the Importance Of the ac-
ton. il is expected that the court will fl
an early day for the hearing.
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Ordinance No. 1896

AN ORDINANCE to appropriate money out of
the Retaining fund Of Sewer Districts NO A.
and r. to pay James Il. Fitzgerald for making
case for supreme court
Be It Ordained by the Mayor and COunctmen Of
the City OF Topeka.
SECTION 1. That the sum of Four Hundred
and one hundredth dollars be and tile same
is hereby appropriated OuL Of the Retaining fund
of Sever Districts No. III and II 10 pay James
F. Fitzgerald for making case for tile supreme
court in action OF Ihe Kansas National bank
against The City of Topeka
SEC ,. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication in
the Official paper of the city of Topeka
Passed the council December II, 1891
Approved December "a. 1894
SEAL Il. w. HARRISON. Mayor.
Attest: 5. $. MCFADDEN
City Clerk.
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Ordinance No. 1855.

AN Ordinance 10 appropriate money out OF
tile General Revenue fund.- the Fire Depart
menI fund.- the General improvement fund
and the Topeka Avenue Paving fund TO pay
salaries and payrolls for the month of Deeen-
Der. 1884
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of
the city OF Topeka
SECTION l. That the sum of Four thousand
Nine Hundred NineTy-eight and 3-lUO dollars
be and the same hereby appropriated OuE ~
the General Revenue fund, the Fire Iepaft-
men fund.- the General Improvement fund aud
the TopeaSa Avenue Paving fund 70 pay sala-
rles and pay-rolls for the month OF December,
1881.
General Revenue fund 81 ESQ 66
Fire department fund. .... j.. l,csl ~
General Improvement fund ---.-----.-- lso,y Ut
Topeka Avenue Paving fund. .--.------- 14J %
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SEC .. This ordinance to take ehecs and
be in force from and after its publication IN the
Topeka state journal
Passed the council December q. 1891
Approved December Il. 1894.
lsEALl A. w. HARRISON. Mayor
Attest: S. 5. MCFADDEN.
City Clerk.
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WILL owN ITs OwN VILE
Detroit Refuses to BE BLEED BY the Bell
Telephone COMPANY

Telephone COMPANY
DETROIT. Mich, Dec. 22.-The police
board has decided to begin stringing its
own metallic circuit telephone wires on
five of the main thoroug hfares
The local Bell company charges the
police IS per year rental for each trum-
pet and transmitter in the 25O zig al
boxes. even when the wire used belongs
to the city. Whom asked TO give figures
on the metallic circuit basis. the Bel
people wanted "A five year contract ~ " =
$4,000 per year for the service. tAe
board to put ia the wires, insuIatOrs. e.e
Now that the BurIinger patent case is
pending in the court Of app ais. tie
police board feel safe in casting about for
a new system, and il is said. has selected
a telephone which will displace the pres
ent Bell instrument