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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

President Eliot, OF Harvard, says that
there is scarcely 4 single subject taught
nowadays in the same way it was taught
so years ago, and that even law, tho
most conservative OF studies, is now
treated in an entirely different method
from that which prevailed in former
years.
Mrs. Langtry's father, Dean lie
Breton, was the leading dignitary OF his
church in Jersey, presiding especially
over the picturesque church at St. Sa-
viour's. He was man oil superb
physique and strikiugly handsome
Ns,O York Times.
Chicago has tho first woman setter OF
music type in the person OF Mrs. L. S.
Jones. Mrs. Jones is said to be the
pioneer OF her sex in this work in this
country. She thinks it 4 valuable and
very suitable trade for women.
The Earl OF Rosebery is the most ex-
tensive milk dealer in London. He
does not, however, have his name on
his milk wagons, as Lord RayleiGh does,
but carries on the business under the
names OF his managers.
Rudolph Won Benningsen, whose po-
lit!cal services in consolidating the Ger
man empire are rated only second to
Bismarck's, will retire from political
life next July, when he reaches his 70th
year.-Nsw York World
1t is interesting in these days OF well.
paid ior copy" TO read that Fanny
Fern received 50 cents for her first
story-sketch, "Thc Model Minister"
publishedin Boston magazine called
The Mothers assistant. ..
The duchess OF Teck, whose daughter
may one day be queen OF England. has
written M article begging ladies OF her
acquaintance to help make clothes ior
the poor.
At the Kipling household ) o'clock
tea is served from table whose top is Il
large plate oil hammered brass Of Indian
design and manufacture. II is simply
mounted on wooden tripod.
David Chriatie Murray in Il recent nd.
dress contends that the drama is not an
art but trade. The money-making
faculty is the one sign OF ability.
The Rev. Ida c. Hultin, OF Moline,
H., has declined the call recently cx-
tended TO her by the Unitarian church
in Troy, y. Y.
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Senator Hill runs his knife up to tho
hilt in tho Wilson bill In his first
whereas he quotes tho secretary of tho
treasury as authority for the statement
that there will be u deficit OF SIS, 100000
for tho current fiscal year. In his soc.
ond whereas he declares that the vii.
son bill proposes to discard SO, 100000
OF revenue from tariff taxation aud to
meet the double deficiency by direct
taxation.
On this foundation he asks tho senate
to resolve that the finance committee
be instructed to frame amendments to
drop tho internal and direct taxes and
make provision for sufficient revenue
by taritiiuG other foreign imports and
otherwise revising the tariff without
creating deficiency"
The sting Of tho resolution is in the
tail end. which rofcrs to tho deficiency
creating features OF the Wilson bill.
One aim ut least OF tho New York soma.
tor is TO hold up before tho public eye
measure purporting to DO bill to
raise revenue, aud which in fact makes
further drain on treasury kept 20.
ing only by tho sale of S5O,OO0OOO OF
emergency bonds.
Tho resolution is a savage lungo at
the administration wing Of the Demo.
cratic party.
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~ heard of the wonderful cures being per.
formed by Dr.. Grccnc's NcrvurA blood aud nerve
remedy and determined to try IL am very
thankful did so for 1t has cured me entirely. |
was so hat was airnIG to leave the house.
81 would have bad spells at any time and
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well aud strong now and can 20 away for days Mt
time feel like Il different person and shall
never be without Dr. Grccue'S Ncrvura
strongly advise all the sick and suffering TO take
IT,"
Thousands OF people who nro not exactly sick
nrO yet out OF order or aIlinS In some way. They
do not feel well and strong, do not eat or sleep
well, ara nervous and have no ambition for
work or pleasure You need the great spring
medicine Dr.. GrcGne's Ecrvura blood and nerve
remedy. twill mako you well. The spring is
the best time 10 treat for any disease. Every.
body needs n spring medicine and this Is the
best one known. 1t Is the discovery Of DR..
Greene. OF 81 IVES: Fourteenth street. New York
CRY, the most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases lie can be con-
suited by all free Of charge, personally or BY
lpttpr
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rllE wnIrNMY coAn sYNDIcArE.


Something the "RrgiStrr" Dncsn't Know
Abo"t-rct 1t Made 100000 Last Year
On Nova scotia Coat.
Manufacturers R'c5uL
Tho Wheeling Register, referring TO
the FREQ coal question, says:
There never was any such concern rs tho
whitney syndicate This Invention Ut the Re,
publican lenders was exploded long ago by Mr.
whitney himself, who expressly hnd emphatic
Any deUlrd that 10 was interested In ANY such
concern Or knew Of anyone else who was"
II Mr.. Whitney ever made such u
statement no displays marvellous
amount OF Ignorance regarding tho
business affairs Of this country, and We
have never heard TINT MIR. Whitney
was accused OF not knowing what was
going on in business circles. Tho .li1nu-
Jdc'urtrs Eccor! has copy OF the Inst
annual report OF tho Dominion Coal
Company, Of Boston, OF which Henry
NJ. Whitney Is president. The stock
md bonds OF this company, aGgrcgatinc
about S2O,O1O,OOO, were tlOatnd by Lee,
lllgginsOn Il Co., tho largest banking
house, We believe, in Now England, and
ono oil the most conservative. The facts
regarding tho directory OF this com.
pany have beoh so repeatedly published
that it seems wordo than folly Tor any
newspaper to deny tho existence Of II
company whose annual report for 1893.
Just issued, shows that 1t made net
profits last year OF over SSOO,OOO. II the
RCl,S'Cr is as reliable III most OF its
statements as in this one, its readers
must have sorry time ii they depend
upon 1t Tor Information. The company
minOd last year nearly l,0OO,OOO tons OF
coal, and the net profit was, as already
stated, 100000. When it gets into full
operation, utilizing its entire capital. it
will be ono Of tho greatest industrial
companies OF tho ago.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Mr.. Tubbs-Wo have decided to en-
ploy you Mr.. Rather. ut asalary OF $1,000
per annum. Mr.. RathGr-I am sorry
that shall have to refuse your kind Of
fer unless you consent 10 pay me less.
Mr.. Tubbs (nstonished) - W.w.whY?
Mr.. Rather-G don't want to pay any
income tax,-iiul'O.
Every month, writer says, Mrs. Par
nell sends Il wreath OF white roses and
maiden hair fern 10 the grave ol her
late husband, at GlGsncvin, Dublin, and
attached TO the wreath there is always n
card with the same inscriptions: "My
idol, my king, my husband"
a marriage, that Of james +. Birch
and Mics Sarah G. Bundren, OF Callao,
Mo-, was solemni2cd on railroad train
in that state last Thursday. Rov. DR.,
A. G. Browning, also OF Callao, happened
to hO passenger on the train and he
performed tho ceremony.
Mrs. Eva Blackmnn, n member OF the
police board OF Leavonworth, Kan, has
removed two members OF the police
force because they were bachelors. and
appointed married men to fill their va.
cancies. Her husband received one OF
the appointments.
John Hinemann, OF Memphis, Tenn,
lost his power Of speech several years
ago as result Of foyer. FIe dreamed
one night recently that he could talk,
and when no awoko in the morning he
found that his dream was true.
Tho following placard appears over
clock in railway station in Iowa:
This is u clock it is running; it is Chi
cago timei it is right; it is set ovcry
day at 10 o'clock. Now keep your
mouths shut"
\ popular shade tree in Japan IS one
known botanically as s'Crculir pidtinJdier
L plant which should thrive well in our
middle states. The leaves are in shape
and size like our buttonwood.-MchGn's
Monthly.
Chicago is going to convert the model
battleship Illinois into n training school
for its naval reserve. The expense
be born by Lyman J. Gage and other
wealthy men who are interested.
"Why don't you introduce a cyclone
in the third act?' "What ior?" Low
comedian (edcing away)-"To bring
down the house. "-Yruth.
Luck is ever waiting for something to
turn up. Labor, with keen eyes and
strong will, turns up something-Cob-
den.
Nearly million OF dollars is said TO
have been expended in statuary in the
public parks and squares OF New York
city.
Miss Lizzie Bailey, of Dexter, Maine,
has been teaching school continuously
for II years.
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Gize 0t1e!E1getIGf1.
WHEELING. MARCH 3. 1894.


In all such outbreaks as that in the
kanRwha mining region somebody
takes, and is eager to take, the response
biiity of leadership. hundreds OF men
are no: struck suddenly with purpose
TO move as one man for the destruction
OF property and lie. The leaders in
these lawless movements know that the
powder is ut hand; they throw in the
lighted match, and au explosion fol-
lows.
These leaders are supposed to be the
most intelligent OF the body. They 'are
very often merely the loudest takers
and the most seIi-asscrtive. They are
further supposed to lead for the ulti-
mate good OF their followers. ..
a man with hall grain oil common
sense should know that nothing that
the striking miners could have under
taken could result worsc for them than
tho destructive enterprise in which
they embarked as Caily rs though they
had been going to picnic.
They have not only made between
themselves and their employers a
breach that may never be healed, they
have not only brought on their families
acute distress, but they have brought
down on themselves the heavy hand OF
the law and compelled the state to
point its guns at them.
BY this time they must be convinced
that the state is in earnest. They have
every reason to believe, as all West Yir-
GINA is gratiiied to know, that the ex-
ecutive authority OF this commonwealth
is in the hands OF man who will use it
without fear or favor for the restoration
OF peace and the preservation OF public
order. .t..r- '.... q.
This fact established beyond ques.
tion, any further riotous demoRstra-
tions, any more efforts to burn and to
kill, will be n mere wanton and reckless
disregard OF the states supreme author
ity and the absolute certainty that its
righteous vengeance will fall heavily
on the guilty.
This ia tho situation as it now pre-
sents itself to the riot leaders. 1t may
not be 90 easy to lead their inlamed
followers in retreat as it was to set them
on; but it they have any regard for the
men who have trusted them they will
make the effort and set the good exam
pie OF submitting in good faith and
quickly TO the authority OF the state,
which represents all the people OF the
state. The other way lies anguish be.
yond prophecy.
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The Chicago Iol.Sj'GH, speaking OF n
Buffalo preacher said it is hard to spoil
n rotten egg. The newspaper stated
that which everybody knows 10 be fact
with regard to eggs. But the preacher
took offence, not by reason OF the
irreciamable character OF tho ccsthat is
too long from the hen. bu. because the
newspaper mad thrown the offensive egg
at him, so to speak, though merely Tor
the purpose OF striking illustration.
His ire expressed itself in the ioIm OF
tho ready libel suit, in which so many
hearts have found an early JOY only to
drink later the dre:s OF the cup OF bit
ter disappointment. The court threw
the case out OH the ground that the
language was not libelous, "as it merely
animated that the preacher smellcd
bad"
Now odor is not always 4 liked fact
although the sor! OF egg which figures
in this case may at first seem TO war.
rant strongly contrary opinion. The
perfume OF flower is very pleasing 10
one, quite offensive to another and 10 \
third who does not catch it is q matter
OF utter Indifference. This is no. the
fault OF the flower.
II is related OF y certain English noble
man that he WAS under tho harmless
drusion that the odor OF viole,s attached
habitually to his person. Bein: on one
occasion IN company with a dame of
high degree who was i0nd OF her iokc
the lady was pleased to remark n stronc
odor OF vi6lcts. The uohlemuu, ouit,
tickIcd, admi,;e! that he was the inyol.
untnry causo oil the laIy's peasurable
SENSATION. Clearly it would have been
no libel II come one to whom the violet
odor was even rankly offensive had said
inhl5 wrath that this nob!eman smelled
iiSon brd OF violcts
We 10 not, oi course, mean 10 say
tina. ;ho otor oi vioiets is the snmc ns
the ojor Of cc.s 'ha, will do Tor scram.
hing bu: nos for boiling, Out the prip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08

Such opposition as Senator Faulkner
makes to the Wilson bill will never dis.
turb anybody who desires to SEQ it 20
through. The bill docs not suit him,
but no declares himself Democrat and
gives notice that il that bill comes be-
fore him as 4 Democratic measure he
will vote for it.
OF course the bill will come before
him US q Democratic measure, and
there has never been tho slightest rea-
son to doubt that he would vote for it.
Opposition such as. Senator Faulkner
sets up is no opposition at all. 1t is
merely for home consumption.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Yourg Gushington-"Had the
wealth OF Crnsua l worId adorn this
fair finger with diamond as large
around as 4 silver dime" Miss Sim.
pefly-"tla, Henry, how cXtr0vagant
| would DO perfectly satisfied with one
us large rs n nickIc. "-ChtcagO Tribune.
Ticket? Haven't cot nono-I travel
OH me face" said the tough passenger.
IN hive to punch it them" said the
conductor, calmly. Bill! II reckon
the company won't kick on my knock
ing down that fare."-Aclu lork alder.
tiSer.
What will you give inc for this ar.
tic!e?" asked the author. 81 can't al
lord much" replied the editor, but ii
] could l would chcoriully give you six
months. "-.l,laHhr Constitution.
Spatts-"rm very sorry ior that boy.
Your scosdin2 cut him 10 the quick. "
BloJdhumpor-"Th at'simpossiblc. He
has no quick; hos messenger boy
Truth
you have often heard it asserted
that in union there is strength" and
ye: Snndow is 4 single man, lonErJ
.Nairsm0R,
lie who raiorms himself has done
much toward reforming othcrs.-Ohi
PrOrrb.
As 4 boy grows IN he grows down
on his upper lip ioR!srs StG!esmGn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08

The IHrELLIGENCEE correspondent tele.
graphs that the rioters in Fayette coun-
ty,think they have not been treated
fairly by the press. So Jar as We have
seen the press has not undertaken TO
decide any questions that existed be-
tween them and their employers before
the riot.
OF course the press has condemned
the rio.inG, and OF course every honest
newspaper will continue to do that and
to uphold the law. Ii the press OF the
state did less than this it would be un-
worthy OF ntenancc.
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JUST IN TINE.
A Lucky Discovery and its
Results.

There Is probably no happier woman today
,hsn Mrs 4. D. sC!n, Of milestone, l. |. Sho
ha, lately attracted great attention, not only In
her own town but Tor many miles around. As
ltlsa subject which will most deeply interest
everybody, she has been induced to make her
experiences public She writes the following
letter to her fellow workers
"Ihad suffered Tor three years md more with
nervous pTos;uton, ncryou, weakness Of tho
heart and kidney disease. was treated By DIFF
fcrcnt doctors, who told mo that rs grew Older
my heart would grow weaker Twas giving up
oil hope OF getting hotter aud about mAdJ up my
mind could never recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08

LONDON. March Hon. Herbert
Gladstone, parliamentary secretary OF
the home Office, has accepted the posi-
ton OF first commissioner OF public
works, made vacant by the TACT that the
Right hon. George Shaw-Leievre has
been appointed president OF the local
government board. Mr.. Herbert Glad
stone. however, will not have seat in
the cabinet, although his predecessor
was cabinet minister
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crimes committed on election day In
November last. In addition to this Con.
gresham Dunphy has found Tammany
too rank lor him 10 remain In tho or.
Ganilation. Mr.. Croker may DO having
n good time OIL his travels, but he is
needed NJ home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08

TINE is worth everything. Delays
are dangerous. No one can afford to
run the risk OF allowing cough to de.
velop into Pneumonia, which is nearly
always fatal. Cubcb Cough Cure is the
only remedy that can be relied on to
give quick relief and cure the cold.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08

BATHURST, March The men OF war
are bomDarding Gonior, the stronghold
Of Chief Fodisilah, to-day. Firing can
DO heard in the direction OF Brekmar
and from tho clouds OF smoke arising
from the spot where the engagement is
supposed to have taken place, 1t is be-
lievod that the stociaded village has
been captured and burned by the SOL
diers oil the West India regiment 1t is
expected that the war ships will land q
strong iorce at GOnior Tomorrow.
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cInlo OF law which has boon applied by
tho Chicago court to one is equally np.
plicablo to tho other. Besides, tho
practice Of annoying newspapers with
silly libel suits is ono to DO discouraged.
and tho action Of tho court is in tho line
Of this reform.
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Turin, March Louis Kossuth.
whose condition, OF health has recently
caused some anxiety to his friends.
passed restless night. This morning,
however, the distinguished patient is
calmer and his attendants say that he is
rcCaininr strenrth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08

1t is your duty to yourself to got rid
OF the foul accumulation in your blood
this spring. EIood'a Sarsaparilla is Just
the medicine YOU need to purify, vitaIize
and enrich your blood. That tired feel
ing which affects nearly every one in
the spring is driven Oft by HooG's Sar-
saparilln, the great spring medicine and
blood purifier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08

TIE navy department should talk
more about that little matter of $4,000
handed over by the Carnegie company
as penalty for sending in some unsat.
islactory armor plate. There is n story
back OF this and the public should
have IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08

WAsHxGrox, D. C., March Here
alter all notices OF reductions OF PEN
sions will be sent to pensioners by. reg
istered letters. This plan has been
adopted by Commissioner Lochren, and
the necessary arrangements have been
made with the postotiico department.
The first batch OF these was sent out
this morning.
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TIE Hon. Josiah Quincy has been so
busy juggling government contracts and
securing the removal OF public servants
who intertered with his schemes, that
he has not been at liberty to 90 on with
his noble work of reforming the civil
service Of his native land. Josiah
should return to first principles and let
US hear once more his clarion notes OF
reform. We can't afford TO have Josiah
drop out entirely.
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IT is hoped tina. the signs are no.
misleading which point 20 an carly end.
ing OF the trouble in FaycLLe county.
The whole state would like TO SEQ
things moving smoothly once more in
that region OF great development and
still greater promise.
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The Ereaing Post notes that the mayor
OF New York, who ha, eleven children
and salary OF $4,000 year, is able to
buy 81 800 dog. 1t may be that Mr..
Gilroy has saved this money out OF his
car farm
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SENATOR MuRrrY regrets that any
body was killed in his interest ut tho
polls. Such thing would naturally
leave n bad taste in the mouth.
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THE story OF the detective work by
which tho riot leaders in the kanawha
region were placed within reach OF the
authorities, told exclusively in yestcr-
days ISTELLIGENCEE, is one OF the most
remarkable in the annals OF the detec-
ton OF crime. Tho man who threw
himself among the enraged men and
wove n web about them displayed con-
summate skill and equal courage.
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SENATOR HILL isn't asleep the whole
oil every hour OF the twcnty-iour. Wit.
ness his tariff resolution, intended to
be long aad jagged thorn in the nd
ministraiion flesh.
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WssT VIRGINIA is not the greatest
state in the Union, but she is taking
care of formidable riot without bring
ing in any armed merccnaries. Some
greater statos might profit by the cz.
annie
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

State Of West Virginia Ohio County. IS. In the
Circuit; Court of Ohio county, West Virginia.
March Rules. lsl
Robert Armstrong. Administrator OF tho estate
al David Armstrong deceased,
The Wheeling Pittsburgh & Baltimore Railroad
Company Martin Armstrong. Holmes Arm-
strong, David Armstrong. Caroline tfrary Mar.
Gatet Powell john Armstrong md SARAH Nc.
Coy.
In Chanccry.
The general object 0! this suit is to recover
from inc defendant The Wheeling. Pittsburgh
X baltimore Railroad Company the SUN OF
SEQ, with interest thereon from June 5, 1851,
whicl sum was ut thu: time awarded To tho
pNlhun inte'Iatc. David Armstrong deceased.
ny Inc county Court Of Ohio county for prop.
cry OF the said intcsR,e taken nv the HcrDrlicid
Railroad Company for It's use ut Trladciphia.
OHIO county, NirS!nia, the defendant, The
Nnet!;hS, Ilttsbnrsh * Baltimore Railroad Com
phhy; having succeeded 10 the rights privileges
and duties OF the snld lIenpaeld Railroad Com.
nasy \ rcSPGctio said property. ana theumount
OF SAD award having ncve- been pnid
~ part Of the object o. this suit rs shown
W the plllhtlii : Dill that the heirs at Law OF
SalG plTh Armstrong may DO required. II il
>hOnlu appear 10 the court that they are the
proper Persons TO do so, to execute and file In
'hiS cllsc !! deed Tor the said land so taken 10 DO
utl!IeTe,t 10 me wheeling, Pittsburgh K Halti.
more Railroad Company tpOn the parmcnt Of
tue sum demanded MS Aforesaid And Il HIlocar.
inS rom All affidavit !iled in said cause Mt these
KG!e'' thu! the defendants. NnrtIn Armstrong,
holmes Armstrong, David Armstrong, Caroline
GIrHfy and Margaret Powell are not residents OF
ihta'nte OF Vest Virginia and they not having
berl served with process in this suit, oil motion
Of The complainant. by his solicitors. this orIer
OF publication iSeniercd against them. aud il Is
p ot!erei that tie said deiendHnti Martin Arm.
strong iloimc, Armstrong, David Armstrong.
tHtn,ihG Gerry and Margaret Powell. be and arc
tcqulFeLi 20 appear within one month after tho
uGse o. the INST publication OF this order aud do
WEat Is Necessary 10 project their interests. IL
Is further ordered Tint this order he pubIIshei
nLd posted rs required hr Law. ..-
Mlthcas, John ". Mitchell. ric:k OF our Snd
day OF March, 1891 '''1 va
p,, join ". MITCHELL. Clerk,
published the frs: time MnrrA 5, Is1i
rns. Attest; JolISw ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
solc!ioEa fox Complainant. rlrsrh