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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
A CASE OF SMALLPOX
Turned Loose on tho Community
by tho Health Officer.
he DID NOT KNOW WHAT ELSETO Do
A Colored Man from Toledo who Says
ho had Smallpox aud who DR.. Nc.
Coy Says hos It Yet ut Large in
Wheeling Two or Thrcc Days.

Not little uneasiness was occaSionCd
yesterday by q story that q colorcd
man from Toledo, suffering with small
poS, was at largo In Wheeling. The man
was William Coins. He appeared here
on Sunday, and told people whom pc
met that he had had small pox in the
pest house at Toledo, but he had boon
discharged as cured. lie showed GER
tiGcato TO this effect, also. lie was
boarding at colorcl tessarran: on the
upper market square. His case was
discussed about town, but everybody
took it for granted that his disease
was past the danger poln. or no would
not have been dismissed from the hos
pital.
Yesterday the case was reported to
Chief of polica McNichol, who brought
tho man 10 tho city building and called
in the health officer, DR.. Mccoy. DR..
Mccoy telephoncd 10 tho mayor aud TO
Chairman Caddle, OF tho health com.
Inittec, and lnaily let the man so on
his promising TO leave town.
An ISTELLIGEScEg reporter saw DR..
Mccoy later and asked him:
"Nasthat man Gains tho small pox?"
Yea" said the doctGr.
"a there dangerol contagion?"
"Yes l do not regard it Us danger
GUS az VIXEN the disease was i'll its &C
tive stage, but SO long as those scabs
exc coming Oft he can communicate the
disease"
"What was done with him?
nc promised to leave town ct once,
and let him 20"
We're any steps taken to see that he
did leave town."
mot that ! know Of.
Tho doctor contiu ued that he had ask
ed the mayor the chief OF police and
the chairman oil the health committee
what he should DO, and none OF them
had any suggestions.
The reporter asked: al there should
be IN epidemic OF smallpox in Wheel
ing. whose fault would it be?'
~ do no, apprehend that" said the
doctor.
Last night it was gaid at police head.
quarters that DR.. Mccoy had tele-
phoned that there was no danger OF
spread ofthe disease from Goins's case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Croker was moved by tho mothers APP
peal and promised to ask Tor the com.
mutation OF tho sentence II the district
attorney would cay that he had no OBJ.
iec:ione. Mr.. Crokor.went TO Albany,
cav tho governor and asked him TO
spare tho mans life.
On tho instan. tho governor In.
a.ructod his secretary to make out 4
pardon. The secretary demonstrated,
but the governor insisted Indignantly on
obedience to his order. 4 full pardon
was more than even Croker could stand,
80 ho reminded the governor that all
that was asked was Communication to n
life sentence. Then tho governor
granted that
The episode shows two things, Gro.
ker's willingness to servo stricken
mother. and the absolute subserviency
Of the governor OF New York to the boss
Of Tammany. The boss was in posi-.
ton TO command. The governor was so
eager to obey the orders OF bis superior
that without moment OF hesitation or
consideration no was ready TO do more
than had been asked OF him.
II the bose had this sublime and SUI
premo control over tho governor for
this purpose it is logical inference
that he had it for other purposes. As
the Pos says, at is worth while 10 re.
member such episodes"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

On Thursday OF this week will culmi-
nate the hot fight that has stirred up TO
an unusual degree the people OF Nor
folk. Democrats representing the ma
chine are making desperate effort 10
hold their own. Prohibitionists and
Republicans are doing their level bcs.
to dislodge the ruling machine.
How much prohibition on the merits
OF tina. question has to do with the
situation is not quite clear. The oppo-
sition to tho Democratic party seems
rather. TO be massng OF all dissatisfied
and disgusted elements. So, TOO, it
seems that there is desire 10 enter
protest against tho state management
OF the Democratic party and against the
course OF that party in general.
There is dissatisfaction all over the
state. Some Democrats are out oil pa
tience with their party because it is not
keeping its platform and stump pledges.
Others are in revolt because their party
is doing its best to ruin their indus.
tries. Those who complain that the
party disregards its pledges hive reason
10 complain. Those who want protec-
ton complain without reason, as does
everybody who vents protection and
voted the free trade ticket
The point, however, is that disaatis-
faction and apathy arc disorganizing
The Democratic party in Virginia. Ii
the Republicans OF that state had the
eense 10 get together under popular
leadership they could build up the
strongest opposition to the Democratic
party that has been seen in tina. state.
Ii this werc accomplished the delega.
ton in Congress would DO divided and
there would be good chance to sweep
tho state into the Republican column in
1896. But it cannot be done with Ma.
hone at the head nor by Malone meth
DDS. Mahoneism disrupted the Repub-
lican party in Virginia; it cannot build
itup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
WHEELING. STAY 81, 1894.
Notice to Republicans,

The Republican voters OF Ohio county will
meet In thci: several Districts on Saturday even
ing, Juno g. at O'Clock TO suggest pGtnes lOt
district officers. delegatct % county and con-
gryss!oral conventions and for member OF county
executive committee 10 be voted !Or at the prt-
InRrics 10 be held saturday. June ., 1891.
Each district will DO entitled 10 lTc delegates
10 the county convention. said convention 70
nominate delegates ioT the Legislature, caudi-
date for Crmiua! Judge and sciec: senatorial
confer,es
Zach district VIII be eltltlcl 10 the following
number OF delegates Tor the congressional con-
Yebtiou
Waahiugtou. {: Madison, Q: CLAY. g; Union, 5:
Centre .; Webster. :; Richie, S: TriAdelphiA, l;
Liberty. >: KchaHt !. Total. 81.
The suggestion meetings will lie held al the
following places:
Washington DtstrIcs-vigllant Engine House.
Madison District-Second Wa.d Market Hall
Clay Distdct-OhiO County Republican Club
Room.
Union Disthct-Police Court Room.
Centre DistriCt-EOnk aud Ladder House.
8WebSlcr MstrIct-Ilose House.
Richie DibIrict-NoEarI Hall.
Liberty DiStrlcE-Centre School House.
TriadelphIa D!StEict-VaUcc Hotel. Tr!sdel-
phil
RichIand Dlsttici-Br!cS School House.
J. k HALL. Chairman.
J. ". kISDLELEElEG. Secretary pro TEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
RATHER DIE THAN LIVE
Cody Entirely Broken Out in On,
sInss of Sores. Could Not Sleep.
Would Walk tho Floor All Nigh!
{ Crying and Suffering
BEGAN TO USE CUTICUR&.
Immediate Relief Rest and Sleep.
Complete md Permanent Cure
In Two Months.

Tho Crst OF October my daughter waS tA;rn
with TYPHOID and 5ilLnl. Whilesicl; there CANE
little blsters In the benGs OF INC arms, HhiCh
aid When she got veil tbcsO would leave, rut
they grew worse all tho tiLEe, uutil from hef
neck down 10 her feet, her body vas entirely
broken out In one mass Of sores. sue co.ud ho1'
tlecu. hui would walk tho floor oil night crying,
and said klc vuuld Father die thAnlINc, suffering
like this Reading yUur advertisement 10 re
I1df,I RJmS .JgprnGlO Of tho cures PeToHncdby
CurICURA REMEDIES In similar cGsGs' We sens
Tor md BEGAN TO use them, and In ono week sho
Logan 10 get better. wOqid sleep and rest easily,
md In two months, attrr using nTe boxes OF
CUrrCURA, one cake Of CCTrUChA SoAr' anu iva
bottles Of CCTICCRA EEsOLyEST. she was entirely
well, aud now AltGt nearly two years there has
Lrcn no trace Of the disease. The doctor called
IL Psoriasis. cannot give your remedies too
much praise, for believe ny daughter would
have died II Il he'd IL not been for the CrTIcrkA
YYmrpiLs, MARY J. NELSON,
FOconOke City, Nd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
i Boss INFLUENCE.

The passing OF Croker from tho re-
sponsible bosaship OF Tammany has
naturally brought out much comment
and many stories OF his career. One OF
these stories moves tho Washington
Pos, TO say that tits wo,th while to re.
member such episodes AZ this and TO
consider that ii political prominence
has given to Mr.. Croker vast resources
OF influence he occasionally uses that
influence for good"
Let US see what this episode was. a
mother bcsough. Croker to insercede in
behalf OF son condemned to death,
the plea being tina. the murder was
committed in drunken passion. Mr..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention
of the State League.

The Sixth Annual Convention OF the Rcpub.
lican League OF the State OF West Virginia Will
convene in the city OF FAIRMONT. Marion
county. at Il O'Clock u, m. Tuesday, June 10.
1891, tOr the election OF officers for the en-
suing year the selection Of delegates TO the
Seventh Annual Convention OF the Republican
Leasrle OF the United States 10 be held In Dem
yer. Colorado. June u, 1875 and for the trans
GctIon Of such other bus!ncYs as may regularly
come before Il.
Each Republican Club In the State Is entitled
10 be Represented by five delegates Full In.
formation III 10 the rate OF transportation will be
published rs soon as tho necessary arrangements
rnn b. made.
Address all Communications 10 the Secretary.
ut Wheeling. ", w
EDGAR p. RUCKEg, P7cs!ten.
J. X. HALL Secretary.
TRnpublcan papers OF the State please copy.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

The waters are falling in tho flooded
regions. and the next thing will be to
repair tho damages, SO far as that may
DO possible The loss has been worry
heavy and these are times OF slow re-
cuperation.
One Of the worst features Of the floods
Is the loss to poor people, who for q
time will alao be without employment
by reason oil tho flooding Of The works
IN which thoy were engaged.
The railroads are heavy losors by
delays and by washouts aud the carry.
Ing away Of their BRIDGE. Crops have
boon washed out beyond recovery. The
total money loss will run we'll up into
the millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

When Chairman Voorhees, sent ou!
his circular OF inquiry touching the
tariff he could hardly havo ioreseen the
great macs Of highly instructive in
formation he was to receive in reply.
The Dobbins Soap Company, Of Phil
adelphia, tells the accomplished chair
man tina, it doesn't care 4 straw what
duty Is placed on soap so long as the
WOODEN mills, its customers to large
extent, are allowed to run. These mills
are now for the most part closed-"as
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF them have only
Waterman on their premises, price is
no object" In answer 10 the question
concerning the cause OF depression this
firm answers pointedly:
Concerning present depression and remedy,
We submit the cause Is cudGnYUEing to legislaic
protection for foreign manufacturers Instead Of
our American ones. Reductions OF duty on
gOois uust b. nc; by s corresponding reduction
IN wages. Foreign soaps 10 NOT enter into com
petition with Us here when wooden and Other
fabrics consumed here are manufactured Ut
home but when all such articles are m4nUtnc-
tuTed abroad and sent here, OF Course foreign
soups will De used IN foreign IGsnutrctO!les AID
our occupation vii be gone.
What ia true OF soup is equally true
OF hundreds OF other American products
which find their market in the activity
OF American industries that must be
protected to EXIT on the American
wage basie. james Tully Is another
Philadelphia who replies to the in
quiries OF Chairman Voorhees,. Mr..
Tully wastes no time in getting TO the
point. He tells Senator Voorhees,:
lam now sevcuty.;hree years old and have
been in the soap business for iOrty years. and.in
all th!s time have never seen so much misery
about NE Us ut the present time. lvotea aud
eleCt!oncered for the Democratic ticket for nifty
yGAfs. | an sorry TO see Tint my part; brought
such trouble on tho county In my old days, II
you want to complete the ruin OF the country
and the party pass the tariff bill
1t is hard Ines 70, a man to work for
o party for half century and have that
party turn on him TO rend him. Mr..
Tully is one OF several millions OF
victims OF misplaced confidence. It's
dollars TO douchnuts that he will not
fatigue himself with electioneeIing for
the Democratic party next time
The conditions that disgust Mr. Tully
are disgusting many thousands OF Dem
ocrats from whom Chairman Voorhees,
y,
aelves felt through the ballot box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Tuls is the pungent way Col. Waiter.
con frees his Kentucky mind abou. the
tariff bill in O talk with tho Tacoma
Union:
Whatever Is done to-day will DO uHdoue TO-
morrow. and In no event will any Democratic
hope or promise be igiAlled We shall have 20
do the whole thing over again In six short
months the good work Of twelve long years hes
been sQuandeTed. The CLASSES age III the saddle
aud ;he muses. sent 10 grass. and that by Demo
cEa;s, not by Republicans. The tremendous
driving power o! . XreaI principle. twice vipli
Gated By overwhelming D0Pula- E!a!oH;!c=. has
been dlssipg!Sd.
This is sad beyond expression and
principally true It is the testimony OF
8 CON petent Democratic witness against
his party at critical time in its his.
tory,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23


The session OF the general assembly
Of the Southern Presbyterian church
develops the presence Of minority OF
iifty-fve delegates who take peculiar
view OF the attitude OF their church
towards the seventh commandment.
These fifty and five voted to lay on
the table a resolution setting forth that
the Southern Presbyterian church holds,
as it has always done, that ''sins against
the seventh commandment cannot be
tolerated in our members. and that We
assert our adherence aud condemna-
ton OF such sins and consider the com
mission OF this sin an injury to church,
to society and to the state"
1t is difficult to see how there can be
two sides of this simple question OF
morals. but the fity-fvc planted them
selves squarely in hostility to it because
it hit Col. Breckinridge. By their at.i.
tude they declare that the Southern
Presbyterian church will tolerate sins
against the seventh commandment, that
it does not abhor and will not condemn
the commission OF such sins and does
not consider the commission OF this sin
an injury to tho church, to society and
TO the state.
Tho becoming thing would be for Col.
Breckenridge and the fity-fve, along
with those for whom they speak, to set
up church OF their own on the broad
creed that the ten commandments arc
antiquated and inexpedient in this en-
lightencd and progressive age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Is tho New England colleges the
number Of protectiouiss students in.
crcases. the number OF free traders goes
tho other way, and all this In splto Of
the professors who try TO pound into
the boys the British article Of politica!
economy. What q man sees and feels
ttrikea him more torcibly than what he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Kelly and his gang want to come up
the Ohio river TO Pittsburgh. In all
probability they will feel like stopping
over in Wheeling, OF which they have
heard good reports. While Wheelinga
deserving unemployed are hussling for
themselves We eau we'll afford to let the
Kelly gang pass on without stopping.
At the same time it would be strange
If there were no hyssGrical movement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

OF Hoods sarsapGrlla is due to the tre-
mcndous amount OF brain work and
constant care used in its preparation.
Try one bottle and you will be con-
WINGED OF It's superiority. 1t purifies
the blood which. the source OF health,
cures dyspepsia, overcomes sick head
aches and biliousnesa. 1t is just the
medicine Tor you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

to GIL up tho commis.nry and 70 plCnish
the treasury. TO some minds strolliug
oilers calling thcmiolve, an army" up.
peal more strongly than houlc people
who would be glad to work Il they
could, bu: produce no spectacular ei.
f1ctg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

SrEARISG Of what it calls "she great
bribery bill" the Democratic New York
Sun says the whole monstrous thing "is
iull OF the stencil OF bargain and brib.
cry" No investigating committee is
necessary to establish this ugly truth,
but not every Democrat ia willing to
put the admission in print.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

"WooL is now at free trade price"
Gays Mr.. Stevens, OF Massachusetts,
Democratic member OF the ways and
means committee. Still the wooden in.
dustry is not in health. The mills in
operation are producing at cost or
less. There never was greater lelu
sion than free raw materials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

4 friend in need is 4 friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in br.
Kings New Discovery Tor consumption,
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has Won
Gertul curative powers in all diseases of
throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed 10 do all that is claimed or
money will BIO refunded. Trial bottles
FREQ NJ the Logan Drug Com pany's drug
store. Large bottles SOC and 81. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

THERE will be 3 fine bupch OF starters
In the IHrELLIGEScgR Decoration Day
bicycle road race. Riders who arc not
SO last rs tho fastest will have an allow
auce and chance to show what is in
them. There will be prizes enough TO
make many good follows glad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Sold throughout the world. Price, CrTIcuRA,
tie: Soar, .Jc.: REsOLygSI. q. POTTER DRud
AND CuZY. COEP., Sole Prvphetors, Boston.
lp-"uov to Cure Skin DiIvsSes," mailed FREQ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

THIS time Wheeling has the good
fortune to escape flood, and Wheeling
appreciates this to the full.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Hoops Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared IRON the best inGrc-
iipnts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

OGDyiC Skin md Scalp purified Aod bcAuaaTd
EHpI J by CrTEcuRA soLP. Absolutely pure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
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THE Is7klu1EScr.- embracing its several
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ing. ". Va. as setoat9clesi iaauerl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-05
LIFE IN coNsTANTlNoPLE. /.
Extract of Letter From Portland Lad,
In the T. asst.

The following extract from letter written
by Portland lady now travelling in the
Orient will be read with inerest:
THE morning after our arrival 1--WE
arrived in the city at 1890 p. m.) l was up
before day break SO as to see the first ray of
light fall upon the Minarets of Santa
Sophia. and it was the proper thing to do,
for it looked like phantom, an enchanted
city. 1t is the most beautiful sight in the
world. The bazaars there are about all
ruined by the earthquake, which was worse
than is generally known. Where 1000 shops
stood, covering acres of ground. now one
can find but 500 or 600 empty stalls, they
have already found over 1000 bodies. Yester-
day we sailed forty miles on the Bosphorus,
and it is far ahead of either the Rhine or
the Hudson rivers. Our great event here
was the ceremony of the Selamik, which
came off yesterday in the Hamidiek Mosque.
whittier the Sultan drove in an open
carriage with his excellency Ghazi Osman
Pasha, grand marshal of the court. Our
party received tickets of admission through
the consul general, who is boarding at this
hotel, and it was grand affair. The Sui
tan's servants served us with coffee and
afterwards with tea. The Sultan had 10000
iieA IL due anu uoZeDS OIL phHuS. iAio7
carriages were filed with women from the
Harem, and his sons did military escort.
He drove there in gilded carriage. with
horses that equalled Barnum's circus. 1t
was very fortunate that we happened to be
here on that day. 1t was magnificent
sight, At the conclusion of the devine SER
vice His Majesty returned to Yildiz. Before
we left the steamer on Wednesday, 1t
poured in torrents and that was, the first
drop of rain that have seen since we left
Portland on the 4th of july"
Constantinople, August 18th, 1894.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-05
THE PRESS PORTFOLIOS.
No. Is of wild Flowers of America is
the Latest Arrival.

No. Is of Wild Flowers of America, has
been received at the portfolio department
of the PRESS. The series is drawing to a
close, but the variety and beauty Of the
specimens shown seems to in no way
diminish. The Lead Plant, False Dragon
Head, Yellow Fox Glove, Beach Pea, Vetch,
Watered Leaf. Forget Me-Not and others are
among the wild flowers of this region shown
in number fifteen.
All known and wild Plants of the great
continent are classified. analysed, and most
extensively treated in this series, making
the work most desirable one, especially
for children now who will soon be attending
school.
The original aim in presenting this series
to the public was to familiarize Americans
with their Incompatible wild flowers in
detailed form and color. That the plan is
succeeding in this regard is amply proved
by the great demand there will soon be eS-
listing for the work.
No bolt, no bar, no artificial impeachment
shuts out the poorest from the enjoyment of
the country's floral creations, nor from the
requirement of the greatest work yet pub
lished dealing with the same.