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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16
NAT. LEAGUE CONGRATULATIONS
The Good Work Done In West Virginia
and IL Good Suggestion Looking to More.
JTv,Dn, ADTCDS


NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE
OF THE UNITED STATES,
HARTFORD BUILDtHa. 14O DEARBORN ST.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. II, 1894.
Hon. c. n. Hart. Editor Wheeling IuteHigeneer.
Wheetnq, ". Va.
My DEAR SlR:--I cannot lot this occa-
sion pass without expressing my graft
tication over the grand victory achieved
by the loyal West Virginia Republicans.
Several years ago, you will remember,
| faced your League Convention at
Clarksburg and asked the question if
the Republicans present really wanted
to carry West Virginia for the Republic
can party and were ready to fight for it.
The answer came back with q shout
and hundreds Of men jumped to their
feet shouting that they not only wanted
it but would have it. shall never for
get that scene, aud l came away fully
convinced that it was only question OF
few years when West Virginia would
take her place in line with other Re-
publican states in the great march OF
advancement and prosperity under the
banners OF the G. o. p. Ihavc watched
your canvass during the past campaign
with great interest and have felt
assured from the start OF the result. |
have been laughed at for prophesying
that West Virginia would go Republic
eau from one end to the other, but
have held firmly to this view and feel
very proud Of your achievement last
Tuesday.
! congratulate you and the Wheeling
lNTELLIGENCEW on the great service you
have rendered tho cause. and l am sure
you and your fellow workers through
out tho state will not forget in tho hour
OF triumph that the price oil liberty 10
not only eternal vigilance, but that the
individual responsibility OF the citizen
does not cease with an election. West
Virginia Republicans should imme-
diately begin tho campaign OF "or"ani-
cation and education" for '95 and '96.
the Democratic party has habit OF
not STAYING buried. Therefore. YOU
must build upon its remains such
monument as will forever keep il buried.
West Virginia is the advance guard for
breaking the "SOld South" which has
been u standing menace to progress aud
prosperity in that beautiful section OF
our cOuntry, Intelligent. patriotic aud
progressive business mon throughout
the south are beginning to understand
this aud are showing hopeful signs OF
setting aside thAir preiadices and fight
ing for the interests OF their own COM
munities.
| hope tho Wheeling INrELLIGRxCER
will now tako tho lead in recognizing
tho West Virginia Republican League
and Immediately begin the campaign
OF '9b.
1t is cheering to observe that England
at last recognizes tho annexation OF
Wost Virginia to The United States
Sincerely yours,
A. 3. HUMPHREY.
Secretary.
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Prof Wilson some Moro.

Says Mr. William London Wilson
"The kick came from tho heels of the
American people-there was very little
brains in it" This suggests that
Brother Wilson has not yet digestod
his London dinner. Ho seems TO be
suffering from sour stomach.
When he was elected and his party
put in power he thought no heard the
voice of tho people. and he was sure
that every man who voted that way had
u hattul Of braius. Now it is SO diilcr
ent. He comedies no brains to those
who voted against his policy Of dostruc.
ton.
1t is to be feared that the professor is
looking at the American people through
an English monoce.
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Police Authority.

One result Of the Lexow investigation
is feeling in New York that there
should be single head Of the police
department and that he should BIO re.
sponsiblc to the mayor. It will be a
great gain to concentrate the power and
tho responsibility. 1t should be SO in
every city.
In our own city everybody who has
given the subject any thought is con.
WINGED that tho chief OF police should
not be elected blythe people. He should
be appointed, and tho power which APP
points should be competent to remove.
Under such system tho chief OF po-
lice would have no temptation to make
deals before his election and more deals
for his reelection, and that with the
many elements of society to which he
should be under no obligations.
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Good Signs In tho South.

DR.. Pope, Independent Democratic
nominee for governor Of South Caro-
lima, says that the wicked TiIImanites
cheated him out OF his fairly-won cleo.
ton, that he proposes to have his rights,
that Tillman shall not be senator, and
that Senator Irby will be unseated when
he shall have shown the outrageous
frauds by which he got his seat.
All this is a hopeful sign. When the
Democratic brethren down that way fall
to charging each other with wholesale
corruption and conspiracy to silence
the honest vote Of the people, there is
some prospect oithc dawn OF better
day.
The time will come when the ballot
in tho south will command more respect
than it has commanded during the years
when opposition to the Democratic
party had to be smothered at any cost.
The good work goes on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

The striking garment-makers Of New
York act like men in desperate straits,
and so they are. Their pay has been
cut down, down, until it scarcely kept
breath in the body. In their effort to
better themselves by strike they seem
almost stoically willing to take a short
cut to starvation rather than 20 that
way by slow torture.
The condition Of these unfortunates
is ono of the touching spectacles Of the
time. If the employers cannot pay
more than they have been paying their
business must be in very demoralized
condition.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms s.s... Counting Room sss.
Gle Jntellae'rcrr
wnEsLtNo, NOVEMBER 10, 1924
We're They Good Ballots ?

In their desire to be fair the commits
sioners OF Ohio county counted ballots
such as the law can hardly regard as
good ballots. For example, on the Re-
publican ticket the name OF Glass, for
county commissioner in Richland dis.
trict, was scratched and the name OF
Bates, Democrat. substituted. With
this exception the ballot sheet was I'M
touched.
1t seemed that the voter intended to
vote tho whole Republican ticket with
the exception noted, but he failed to
erase the three other tickets rs the law
requires. All the Democratic members
and two Republicans voted to count
this vote for Bates. When one OF the
same sort turned up in favor OF Glass
thar, OF course. had to be counted also.
In each case there was a prcsump-
ton .of the voters intention, but the In-
tentiou was not expressed according to
the statute. According to the general
understanding of the law these ballots
should not have been counted for any
body, because there was failure to COM
ply with the requirements of the act of
the legislature.
1t is very desirable to hear from the
courts on this subject for the guidance
OF election officers and canvassing
boards. This case. however, will not go
up, for the defeated candidate has moth
ing to gain by that course and the sue
cessful candidate is content.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

General Hastings becomes governor
of Pennsylvania by plurality OF
1000, which is 5000 moro than the
combined pluralities OF all the governors
elected in Pennsylvania since the birth
OF tho Republican party. His plurality
is $4,000 more than the combined plu.
rlities Of all the Republican governors
the state has had.
In view of theae striking figures Col.
Singerly will not contest tho election
He will go into history as the worst
beaten man his party ever ran for gov.
ernor in his state, and that in its way
is distinction.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1874,

PURPOSE WILL ou
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1884,
commencing at 10 o. clock a. M. on the premises,
sell nj public sale 70 the highest bidder the tract
OF land beautifully located near the National
Road. about four and Que half miles east OF
Wheeling. comprising 5s5 acres; owned and
occupied by Mrs. File Russell In her life time.
There is a comfortable and roomy dwelling house
and stable on tho premises and many fruit,
shade and ornamental trees. The right to use
the two lanes adjoining the property will be sold
with IT,
parcels two Of them containing about one aero
aud half each, aud the other, on which the
dwelling house stands, containing nearly three
acres These parcels Will be offered separately,
and the property Will be sold In such parcels or
as a whole, rs Will be found most advantageous
Al the same time and place will be sold a lot
fronting on the National Road opposite Wheel
ing Park, aud containing .9lS OF all acre.
For the boundaries OF the above mentioned
parcels and lots reference Il made 10 the decree
aforesaid. ana 10 the plat filed with tho commits.
sioncrS report tn the above entitled cattse.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.thlrd OF the purchase
money, and rs much moro us the purchaser may
elect. in cash, the residue In two equal INSTALL
ments at one and two years from the day OF sale,
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred IN
stallmonts. bearing interest from the day OF sole,
mud the title 10 be retained until the purchase
money is paid In full and Il conveyance directed
by the court. Tho purchaser OF the parcel upon
which the dwelling house STANDS will be required
TO insure the dwelling house In an amount TO be
fixed by the commissioner, Ms further security.
". r. HUBBARD.
Special Commissioner.
J. C. IlERvEY, Auctioneer.
thereby certify that bond and security has
been given us required by law BY W. r. Hub.
bard the Special Commissioner In the above en-.
titled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk.
Uc1T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

PEOPLE who know 10y" sulloway, Of
the First New Hampshire district,
think the boys will have aome fun with
him when he takes his seat in the new
Congress. He is lawyer, has been a
Democrat and a Greenbacker. and is
now a Republican and aHiliates with
the Salvation army. He is six feet and
half tall. Are We to have another
Jerry Simpson among us?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

A DEMOCRATIC legislature redistricted
West Virginia in gross violation OF the
constitution; and now Democratic poll
ticians and newspapers are relying on
the constitution to save them from the
undoing OF their job. This is highly
entertaining.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

Tho Legislature aud the Governor.
It Is assumed by soms Democratic
newspaper. that Governor MacCorkIe
will plant himself stubbornly III the
way Of legislation by the Republican
legislature chosen by the people Of
West Virginia.
The IxrELLloEScER thinks better Of
the governor and expects to see him
approve legislation in the interest Of
the state. II there be disagreement be-
tween the governor and the Legislature
the majority which passes measure to
send to him will be sufficient to pass it
again after he shall have objected TO it.
Until some disagreement happens it is
not necessary to be disturbed by any
Nightmares.
Governor MacCorkIe has shown more
courage and moro cIearness OF vision
than most Of The politicians OF his party,
and it Is very doubtful whether he will
permit the said discredited politicians
to pull him down with them.
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SIR:-I acc by your valuable paper
that in speaking Of the several candl-
dates for positions in tho gift OF tho
next legislature OF our state, merit and
party fidelity should receive due con-
sideration: this wo are glad to note. In
our town We have candidate for the
position OF sergeant.at.arms OF tho sen.
ate, W. II. Curtis, sou OF the late Gem
oraI W. b. Curtis. Mr.. Curtis's fidelity
to the principles OF tho Republican
party are well known and unquestioned.
HG has always worked in the rank aud
file OF his party, and is the greatest 20.
litical "hustler" in this section. On tho
stump he is not surpassed by any Re-
publican orator in our county. Mr.. Cur.
tbs has all tho qualifications to fill tho
position acceptabIy. and il elected will
make n good and efficient officer.
JUSTICE
Vest Liberty. ". Va, Nommbcr 10.
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FOB RENT.

No So. GS s SSsn Se steSt Sn rooms fn'ni.n~
Dwelling, northeast corner Eighth md ,oo,
Main ..''''''' ~ y,
No. 2l03 Main street, five roOns........ " y y
No, 2Olp Woods street " W
70 acre fHrln north of city, for market gard
ening, 500 per auuum.
20 rooms, MIN and Twcntytirst street :. -
No 81 Seventeenth Strcet........."...''''..4 10 "a
No. lOi Nineteenth Street,............ ~
No. 2lS5 Main street. ! rooms, both gases" 4 "
Building in rear Of 1901 Market street," ~ "
Fonr.roomed houses Crescent EIace. s.,.... : y
-Four rooms, both gases aud bath, No, " n,
Seventeenth strGet................. .......; " ="
Saloon and dwelling, Martins Ferry, nd -. 4,
Joining G. Il p Il ="
Eight rooms both gnses. hot water aul =. 4,
bath, No. l0l6 Main StreGt.,..""..... .....' - "
No, ~ Seven teen III street. eight rooms, bOlh =, A
glseS hot water aud hatl...... .....,,,. " W
No, 2lh Market street. three rcOlnS,..,...,'' "
No. 70 Twentieth street " "
Store rooms MaIu aud Twenty.Arst streets
IS ~ mud $2U0U,
No. pa Main street 10 "
No. 46J2 Main street. three rOomS":"....,,. o."
Two rooms southeast corner Market ana "A.
Iwenty'SiNth ~ W
No, n Sixteenth street " " "
No. lis Seventeenth Strcet............ ..,,.', w.
Building corner rwenty.iOurth aul mar
Eet streets. lately used as carr.ais
No 1877 ChaplInn street. two ronns......... > " y,
No. 2ti0 Market street. both gaNGS.... a =,
No. 1873 Alley
No. 2G!t Chaplinc street. store rJom anu
dwelling. ,u
No. 500 Jacob n
No, $40 Jacob stteet.... .........,.,..,.... I a,
No. 1927 ChRpltue street Office room. ..,,.. VI"
FOR SALE.
Three desirable residences on Island-S'nS
$500, 9%jOO. Terms easy; monthly payments
Park View residence. $500
Real estate o! every description,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

ON. Republican friends have probably oh.
served with more or less satisfaction thnt sugar
trust stock has advanced ~ pGr cent. since the
late slump. rhc trust probably feels that for II
OF ia irunds-ReGislCT.
Moro Z: that. 1t will be moro than
two years under the most favorable cir.
cumstance' before the sugar trusts
friends can be wiped out completely.
The country can't get rid Of the whole
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

free trade, sugar.trust-IOving outfit boz
fore March 4, 1897. when President
elected by the ptotectiouists Of this
great land will be inaugnrated.
With the President will be a protee-
ton Congress, and then the sugar trust
will have to give up, for 1t will no
longer have pull"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's admlnistra.
ton has at least revived the government
boud.printing industry. and that is
something.
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ton. They had on the previous Tues
day laid aside party prejudice and voted
for homo and slate aud country. twas
noted that these men we're among the
most enthusiastic OF the celebrants.
Perhaps that was because they had per-
sonally greater cause TO realize the sig
nifcance OF the splendid victory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16

An Ohio cigarette tiend spat at cat,
the cat caught the saliva on its tongue,
and now the cat ia dead. Cats dom
smoke cigarettes.
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"REPURLlcAN's" request for the publ
cation of the complete vote for congress.
men in the West Virginia districts by
counties cannot be granted until the
official returns arc all in.
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Won will profit by attending our
loOl special Fridays sales to-day.
All around reductions.
Inc LEADER, 1920 Main street.
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tThe Ix7ELuoEScER, embracing its several
editions Is entered In the Postolice at Wheel
ing, W. Va, ns sCcoud.cIAss mattcr.l
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
RusseNCOttaSeandLOtS
PUBLIC SALE.

W, p. Hubbard. Administrator.
va In ChAncery,
Efffe R AnSfHtz and others
In pursuance OF A decree made on the 18th day
OF October, 1891. by the circuit court OF Ohio
county, In the above entitled cause. tho under.
signed appointed special commissioner for the
OIIFnnsN Uill m
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From all over the state como reports
Of protection publications. over the re-
suit OF the election. The like OF it has
not been witnessed in West Virginia
for years, but it is not surprising.
When state, which has, for nearly q
quarter OF century, been regarded As
part OF tho "aoiid south" wipes out
the sectional lines that have 80 long
divided her from her progressive sisters
and takes her place in the column rep
r0senting progress and pr0spsrisy-her
people have right to rejoice. The dom
onstration in Wheeling Saturday night
was ono OF tho most notable occasions
of the kind in tho history OF tho country.
There were gathered here leading men
from all parts oil this state aud from tho
neiHhborlng states OF Pennsylvania and
Ohio to Join in tho celebration OF tho
disintegration OF tho solid south.
Among them were men who all their
lives have affiliated with the Democratic
party. and have boon high in tho coun-
ellis Of that now demorRlzcd organizG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
NOTES or THE Stage.

Richard Mansield's programme for next week a.
the Herald square Theatre Is announced follows:
Monday The Scarlet Letter Tue day. ~ PArlsln
Mr. HYDE. Wednesday evening. Beau Brumme,l"
Thurslay prince Kari. Friday. "A Partisan Ro-
nance: saturday matinee, The scarlet Letter ;
Saturday evening Or Jekyil and MIR Hyde.
Misses NJ Linden. j. Linden. May Gore and Jessie
Bonheur. dancing girls from the Lyric Theatre.
London arrived here Yesterday to appear with
Kice's Burlesque Company in Little Christopher
Columbus" at the Garden Theatre, on Monday
The i5sth performance and last but two. OF "ip2,
Will be celebrated tomorrow night.
Mr. Edwards who has been detained at Ellis
Island pending the decision as TO whether he should
be sent back TO England for having violated the
contract labor law by engaging with AuSustin DAILY
rs property man. was returned To England yester-
day by the New-l ork.
The first production In America OF Sudermann =
drama "Iicmat" will be given at the Irving Place
Theatre this evening. Miss Lucie Freisinger. from
the Volls Theatre. in Vienna viii make her first
appearance. She will play 'Magda.' part in
which she has met great success on the other side
OF the ocean. The rest OF the east is as follows;
Major Schwartz Matthew Pfeil Marie his daugh-
ter Josephine Nebauer: Augustc. his second wife,
Wihelmine Schlutcr. FranziSka V. Wendlowski. Ma
thde otto Rev. Mr.. Heffterdngk, Arthur Egge-
ling: Dr. Keller. Carl Sick: Professor Beckmann.
Sernmy Herzman: Won Kloebs. Emil Otto: Nine.
Won Kloebs Mchaes: Mrs. Ellerich. Pold Pietsch
Theresa, servant. Anna V. Romanowska. The stag
Ing OF the play has been made special feature by
Mr. Conried
Mosers comedy Der Bibothekar" private Sec
rotary) will be played at the Saturday matinee and
on Saturday evening.
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RAGING ALONG THE coAs~.
rrrrurlc WE'D HAIN ND sEN Nt'VI'I ~"
-MlsHAls ro simrN@.

rFrr1rI.. wI..r EAI> A$p SEA REPORTED
MlsuArs ro SHIFTING
cane Charles Va. Oc;. 20 terrific WIND ana
..,s,,r,, has been raging since last night wit. a
nnrtheae,erlv wind blowing sixty mites "n hour
Tho t,e Norfolk Of the Sew York. l"iiai'iph" ""!
Norfolk Railroad. with tho barge canton '"riF'h'
, n,u load Of crnptr cas- 90 tow. lcft CO" charles
last nlght f,r Norfolk Tn ha". ci l!'iDi "".nn
nrrosii. ,'ap- Henry. and GA account az l'.~"
,,.,,h.r and ligh seas the tug hAl 10 hhihI'4. l'
no.t and return 20 Norfolk foT a~"i-'ti'' i"'
,Iye stnrt.! ,ut early ths morning ~ OK i"i .".
rosf and found b-f "a nor III Two lt"l -. N''.'
at0,f f,lr miles north Of ola Point comfort "i-
parcntly uninjufrI-
Hal,inore. oct lo-Ma-t.rs 81 incoming N"-s 'l.
report the storm on Ch~.apeake Bay as ~ great
severity Few OF the bay steamers haze arrived
to-dav The steamer la stern SHORE. captain KAY
nor pas nearly buried in the WaN"- ihl- hl'IHlN1
coming across me hay. An unknown SUI" "''~' ~
aground al ihe entrance 10 the hhtboI
Beaufort. y C.. oct. IO-An unknown fpur-fna~t"l
schooner 4. anchore! q quarter OF 81 mic - ih"
y, -ndward Of Lookout shoals. rhe Wind i s'Hth
w.sf and strong Th- schooner Mary T. BIaith""
and the tux Alexander Jones AT" sifr % 10 'ho''
Sight
Washington Oct. lo Tn Will Storm ~ LAST night
a.ong the South Atlantic coast doubtless ciusei
many marine dsa.tcr- Tnis telegram was received
this morning by Superintendent kmblll ~ thr LIE
Saving service.
Southport. y. g.. oct BARK Oeir OF F"itI"i
Norway from Hun. England. - Wilmington. y g.
IN ballast. grounded on cape Fear Eni az O'Clock
lasi night Vessel d total loss. ere" ~ eleven mon
saved slrfDJat