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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-10

W okrutnych meczarniach. Po-
trwa d}ugo, MIN bedzie MONA
dostac wykaz wszystkich ofar
tel katastrofy, gdyz W przecis.
GU kilku godzin pozar zmieni
wszystko ma popia i identyf-
kowanie zw1ok ME bedzie mo-
zliwe.
Ze szlachtuz6w.
OMAHA, Neb., 9go sierpnia.
Szeryf Drexel dis o swicie
wys}a} 100 deputies do South
Omaha i dla tego ME by}o "a.
dnych rozruch6w, kiedy robo-
tnicy udali sic do rzezal6. De
puties przerwali utworzone
przez strajker6w }a1cuchy
stray poprowadzili robotni-
k6w W malych oddzialach do
ich departament6w. Strajke.
rzy stall W oko]o krzyczeli,
ale czynnie ME wystepowali.
Duzo nowych robotuik6w pod
straza policyjna poszlo do ro-
boty. We wszystkich rzezal-
mach zaczeto rznac byd}o po-
mimo grozb zarzadc6w, re ME
rospoczna robot, dop6ki ME
nadejdzie milicya, Teraz pa
nuje tu og6lne mniemanie, re
strajk jest sko1czony.
Demokraci W Wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., 9 sier-
pnia. Platforma przYjeta ma
dzisiejszej konwencyi demo
kratycznej zada nieograniczo-
nego wolnego bicia srebra W
stosunku 16 do 1, gani ostro
demokrat6w popierajacych po-
prawki Senatu do blu taryfy,
oswiadcza, re bill Wilsona tyl-
ko po czesci wype}nia przy
rzeczenia demokfat6wi oswald.
cza sic "a podatkiem dochodo-
wynn jakotez "a obieraniem
S Senator6w zwiazkowych
wprost przez nar6d. Przytem
jak najostrzej wystepuje prze.
civ brojeniu American Pro.
tective Association.
P0zary las6w.
DAVENPORT, Ia, 9 sierpnia.
Silny wiatr z p6inocy, kt6ry o
godzinie 8 wieczorem po'-
wstal, mn6stwo dymu nape-
dzil do miasta i zdaje sic, re
dym ten pochodzi} z pozaru la.
sow W Wisconsin. 0 czems
podobnem donosza Dubuque,
Clinton, LIE Claire, Muscatine,
Long Grove innych Mast.
Wypadek ma kOlei konnej.
HAzIEroN, Pa, 9 sierpnia.
Dzis po po}udniu ko}o Oadale
diva pociagi kolei elektrycznej
zetkne}y sic i 25 os6b zosta4o
pokaleczonych mniej lub vie.
cej niebezpiecznie. Najgro-
zniej pokaleczeni zosJali: ma.
szynista scanlon, A, W. Scan.
lon, W. Ward, David Owens
2 Tamagua, j. Nc Cehan z
Eoervale, J. Dieppro i pc
VIVA kobieta, o kt6rej nazwi'
sku ME MONA sic bylo dowie-
dziee.
OdWazny ksiadz.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 9 go
sierpnia. 2 Manden, N. D. do
noszs: Pewien pijanica, nazy.
waiacy sic Collins, ubiegSej
nocy napad1 ma proboszcza
! ks. Wilhelma " jego plebanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-10

Rabus zamierzyl sic pasem 2
nabojami, aaeby proboszczo.
wi rozbic glove, ale ks. VII,
helm porwa1 "a winczeste'
r6wke, strzeli} rani} napastni-
ka W ramie tax, re ten upad1
i sta1 sic niezdolnym do poru-
szenia reka. Rama jednakowoz
jego ME jest niebezpieczna.
P05ary.
DAwsroN, Mimi, 8 sierpnia.
DIS wczesnie rano przesz1o
trzecia Geese miasta przez po-
Ear zosta}o zniszczons i tylko
nadludzkim prawie wysi1kom
mieszka1c6w miasta uda}o sic
uchronic reszte miasta cd "a
glady. Szkoda zrzsdzona wy.
nosl S35, 900.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, 9 sierpnia.
DIS rano godzlnie 4 spaliia
sic villa Charlesa Hallen-
becka ko}o Landerdale Lake.
Mieszka6cy musieli ratowat
sic zeskakiwaniem z drugiego
pietra. PAM Brown 2 Rock
ford zlama}a noge, a PAM
Hollenbeck ciezko sic pokale'
czy1a. Obie te pani nadto mo-
emo sig poparzy}y. S}uzsca sa
die Fallon zginefa W p1omie
mach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-10
OdWazny ksiadz.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 9 60
sierpnia. 2 Manden, N. D. do
nosza: Pewien pijanica, nazy.
waiacy sic Collins, ubiegsej
nocy napad1 ma proboszcza
ks. Wilhelma W jego plebanii.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Robert ltackrtt, n painter, fell sOv-
Onty.hvo feet from the chimney OF tho
Progress iron works in Etizhbothport,
n. J., ind did not break any bones. His
physicians think he will recover.
Tho imnorts OF bananas into Mobile
for tho month OF May wore greater than
the banana importation into tho ports
OF Baltimore. Boston, Now York and
Philadelphia combined.
Columbus Mornland, eighteen years OF
Hgc. while diving into tho canal near
Cumberland, Pa, struck against q com-
panion and died from Il broken neck.
Gold. silver and copper wero known
to tho Greeks in tho tinO oil uoIuer,
but oxen wero still the standard by
which other things were estimated.
S. r. Logan, u Chattanooga man, is
suing 4 patent medicine company for
500 reward 1t promised to give for any
case OF catarrh it couldn't cure.
The 10000 Swedes in Chicago havo
united to push tho prosecution OF or.
tcors Moran and llcGly, charged with
tho murder OF Swan Nelson.
Fifty men struck work on Commodore
| Gerry's house in Now York recently
because no had imported a marble nan
tel piece from Paria.
An electric fountain, Designed after
tho ono exhibited at the Worlds Fair,
has been set up at Chevy Chase, near
Washington.
A genius at S~axonville, Mass, has
patented e stable device for feeding and
watering animals by clock work.
Chester county pa farmers contem-
| plato growing 100000 bushels OF rye
Tor tho export trade.
Victoria, Il trained lioRess on exhibit
ton in New York city, gave birth to
four cubs last Thursday.
Tho two sciences which have grown
the fastest in recent years are electricity
and bacteriology.
Tho lion in tho Jungle will jump
twenty-five or thirty fee. with IL stand
ing start.
Five per cen OF msnkind arc color
blind.
Wyoming sheep and wool are being
exported to England.
The last census included 5S,SlG civil
lied Indians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

Senator Teller has stirred up tho dia.
mond trust by proposing TO increase to
so per cent the duty on diamonds.
The Rothschilds are at the head OF this
trust and shey are in n state OF mind.
Ii the duty be increased rs proposed it
is said that one OF the most profitable
markets would be practically cut oil.
The diamond trust is like the sugar
trust, it wants all it can get and il looks
to tho Democratic party to take are OF
it. 1t has IL capital stock OF $50, 900, 900,
which requires 4 large and profitable
business to bring respectable dividends.
1t ia very interesting to know that Sec.
rotary Carlisle is quoted in London US
having promised in March last that u
duty acceptable 10 the trust would be
placed on diamonds.
Tho trusts seem to know where to
look for comfort. Senator Teller, who
is 4 Republican and not in favor Of the
R~othschilds financial policy, is glad OF
an opportunity TO aquoo2e that great
house. We shall see what the Demo.
Gratis will do about the diamond natter.
1t is we'll known that the suffering
wagc-carncrs OF this country look to the
Democratic party to give them their
diamond Dc cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
MORNING SMILES,

Nurse-'Sure, m.'am, the twins have
been making 4 fuss all day, ma'am.."
Sira Olive Branch-"What about? ?"
N~urse-"It's because they cant have 4
birthday apiece, Ike the smith children
next door. They thiDk they have been
cheated. -IriiaRapOiJ Journal
Nisitor-"Perhaps you have n notion
that ii you only build high enough you
may reach hcaven." Chicago Citizen
(proudly)-"No, sir. I'd have you un.
derstnnu that no matter how high the
building may run, it is still in Chicago!'
indianapolis Journal.
Frances and her papa had q few
squares to go and the latter asked,
"Frauces, shall We walk or take the
street carr" "Wcll, papa" replied the
little girl, "Ill walk il you'll carry me-"
-~lfarpcr's Bd:Gr-
~ understand that Paris and New
York are very much alike" "Wcll-in
n way they are. New Workers., how
ever, speak a very different French from
tina. spoken Blythe Pa~risians "-Harper's
BG;dr.
May-Do you read aitor going 10 bed ?
Madgc-I'es. love to read poetry on
my back. May-Bless me! You must
be 4 contortionis t!-lom Topic.
"Were YOU aware that Noah under.
stood all about electricity ?" no; did
he?" '.Most nssurediy, lie made the
arc light on Aratat."-Brooklyn Life.
Grandpa's Elr,hday-Mmy happy re-
turns OF the day, grandpa; and mamma
says il you give US zach fifty cents We
mustn't lose'it. -Byo0hiw Liz.
Wirglos-Is Tompkins n hard stu
dent? Wagglcs-I should say he was!
He's Just about 10 hard as they make
'em.-SomsrriN1 Journal
"Has that horse 4 psdigree?" asked
the tourist. Nope" replied the honest
farmer, "nothin' but the. hcavcs.' -
UlhirTtDn Star,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

Philadelphia Pres
Hon. Stephen b. Elkins' speech be-
iorc the Republican League clubs, OF
West Virginia. OF which we give au alb.
stract elsewhere, is an admirable cam
paign document Republican speakers
will NOT lack for texts this year. The
disastrous eLec. OF one year OF Demo
cratic rule needs only to be stated to
demonstrate the incapacity Of the Dem
ocratic party and the folly OF its policy,
AS a business man, Mr.. Elkins is i'm
pressed by the shrinkago in values and
loss OF wealth through Democratic as
tendency and wishes the country to ap-
p~reciate it. He cites the fact that the
clearing house payments between
the last months OF the Harrison
administration aud February, 1894.
shows 8 decline Of nearly 5000, O0o. 1000.
Ibis tells tho story OF the shrinkace IN
the business OF the country. 1t is
claimed hat the people OF the country
arc receiving in wages and incomes
S5,0O0,000 n day less than in tho
last year Of Harrison'a administration.
When the civil war was costing the ma
ton Sl,000,0G 4 day national bankrupt
cy was feared, but President Clevoland's
policy i, costing tho reople more in
S treasure than Jefferson Davis did.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
A War Tar Ia limo OF pGaoG.

Whom SonStor Hill donounCeg tho in.
como tax as "a wN tax in timo Of
peace no brings forcibly TO every mind
tho indi,putablo historic fact tina, in
tho timO OF tho war Tor tho Union,
when the nation hal to lind money
whore II could, tho Democratic party
denounced tho income tax with all the
violence II could command.
Tho Democratic newspapers Of TINT
day would DO rich reudinE now whom
the Democratic party Is ondeavoring to
iasten on the country In q timO OF pro.
found peace this always odious tax.
Nothing but the compelling necessities
Of Il nation in a life and death struggle
justifod tho income tax a generation
ago. In this timo OF peace nothing
justiGes ii.
This unnecessary and hated tax is
proposed BY the party to which Senator
Hill belongs, but this does not keep
him from branding the scheme as 1t de-
serves to DO branded. Indeed he gives
as one OF his strongest reasons for
opposing tho project that it would
drive from tho Democratic party the in
%dispensablc states OF New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut.
Ii this wero all Of it Republicans
could look with infinite satisfaction
upon tho taEid monstrosity, income tax
aud all. But the MEASURE ia n dc1pa-
gosic attempt to conciliate tho poor by
making them believe that the Domo-
cratic party is in this way taking a
reprisal from the rich MS punishment
for the crime Of being found in pos
session OF property, n shrewd scheme
to lay an exceptional burden on the
capable and Industrious and fortunate
for being able to earn good incomes.
Senator Hill tells his party associ-
atos that sin their made haste to at
tack the rich the champions OF the In
como tax have either Intentionally or
inadvertently assaileI the poor" The
speech is d savage charge on tho
Democratic party in Congress, but it
is on tho right side OF 4 great ques-
ton. It ia n good speech for Repub:
lic2us to read from every stump, and
it will be strange il they do not make
that usc OF it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
The Lords Stop the Way.

Sir Wilfred Lawson is in danger OF
getting himself djsliked by tho lords,
whom he denounces as descendants OF
''the greatest get OF rascals and repro
bate, on the face Of the EARTH" also
hereditary M%iiscreauts who ough. to be
swept away"
1t is a fact that the ancestry OF some
OF the lords is stained and that others
OF them have put upon themselves some
stains not 10 DO wiped out But all this
is not quite to the point. The strongest
objection to DO urged against tho house
OF lords is that it has nc sympathy with
the people and delights to obstruct re-
lorna projected in tho popular interest
The lords who have not inherited
their seats in the upper house, among
them the bishops, are conspicuous in
their opposition to the masses and
their death-likc grip on the privileges
OF the classes. This ia what makes the
house OF lords go offensive to 4 growing
clement OF the British people, and un-
less that body mends its ways the peo-
pic will break it at no distant day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

ii the campaign for Senator Buffers
seat in the 'sona,o do not brig on
bloOdshcd it will be because Tillman
has none OF tho old South Carolina
fighting spirit.
l'oplyiusto an attackby GovcrnorTill.
man, and with that retired dispensary
arts: seated near and hearing every
word, Butler denounced him ~ an in.
famous llar and y coward. charged him
with accepting n railroad pass and said
ho was $4,000 short in hia dispcnsary
accounts with the state, and wondered
how much OF that no would use to
grease his way into the senate.
Ii Til!man will not fight after this his
wayto the senate may not be 80 easy
ny i: promised 10 be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

Republican Primaries

Its oricud by tho Republican County Com
mittcp OF ohio county. that a primary election
be- held In accordance with the Provisions OF
ChaptOt IL Of the ActI Of the Legislature Oi West
Virginia for 1891. on
SATURDAY. JUNE %. 1921,
as follows; Liberty aud lichland District, from
TO q 10 'ciock I. m; TrInGrlphia District, tom :
to p, In, Gni all other districts from , 10 ! p.
NJ, for the purpose of clcctlns delegates from
tho several dIstrLcN to the Congressional Con.
vcntlOu, said delegates TO hUYO the power 70 40
point EtoTua,GS in case they cannot kttend said
convention, which appointment must be made
IN wTl.!ng over their own signature Also TO
elect five delegates 10 the County Convention,
nominating In each district II candidate iOr
County CuniabrtOner. n school COMMISSIONER
from each Of tho districts comprising the school
district OF Wheeling, and n President OF tho
Hnhtl OF Education and school Commissioner In
each district outside Of the district Of Wheeling,
Hnd I'll v4cgucici tn tbs offices OF Justice OF the
lcHcc and Constable. and elect n mcnbcr OF tue
County Executive COnnlttcg.
Tho voting shall DO by ballot. sud the tickets
shall be prepared only oy the County Commit
zee and shall contain the names Of all persons to
be voted for.
All known Republicans and persons who will
openly declare theft intention Of supporting tho
Republican ticket arc respectfully invited 20 at
tend and east theIf votes u this primary cleo
ton.
vorIng places will 10 opanCl In tho sovcra
N4eAAlfAh M AtAbNHs
Washiugton-ViGilaut Engine Mouse.
School House AZ Fulton
Ma~dlscu-iihnd Hose House.
second Ward Market Hail
Corner AcCOlloch and Tenth streets
Clay-So. JlII ChGpliue street
No. III McCOllOch street
U~uion-PolIcc Court Room.
C1nIc-RepubliCan Club Room, No. 2iO Main
street.
Webstcr-sIth wnrd Republican Club Room,
gG?i ChHpline street.
R~GhI0-Squre Joseph ArklO's Office, 8i7 ia
cob street
David IIAhn'G CIEsr Store, 1901 Jacob.
School House on CaliwGl's Run
acknowledgements School House,
Town Hall. Elm Grove
Nhlcc's'Hotol, TrhRdelphia
Glen Dale School House.
Rchllnd-lrick School House.
G!enn's Run school House.
~Liberty-WU5t Liberty, at School House.
Valley Grove. al School House.
Potomac, at MCChmmon'S Hotel.
A County Convention. 10 tie composed Of five
delegates elected from each district, rs abOvGre-
quitvI. will Ge bold At the Wheeling Park Casino
on SATURDAY. JUNE ~. st J O'Clock p. M, Tor
the purpose Of nominating Jour candidates for
the legislature. Il candidate for Judge of tho
Criminal Court aud appointing Senatorial Con-
teSeNS. Al sold convention the delegates from
t5h county districts sbiU nominate a cligi!tato
for County Superintendent Of Free Schools.
J. K. HALL,
Chairman
JOHN klNDLEeERGER. secrs,nry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
DIR. IuTL's WORK.
4 Former Wheeling PASTORS Success IN
His Present pioId.

-
4 Former Wheeling PASTORS Success IN
His Present pioId.
Tho following from un Albany lot
ter to tho Northern Christian .AdrO:a,c
rcfOrs to DR.. Goo Z llitc, formerly
pastor Of the Fourth street church IN
this city:
IN not ono OF tho churche9 in this city
or its immediate vicinity waS there
made n change Of pastors at our late
conference session, and 30 our work
h%crcabouts moves on in uudisturbGd
channels. Already, however. tho peo.
plG OF the Eirit church in this city are
beginning to ask OF themselves the
question, "WhO shall bs our pastor
nCXt Year?' DR.. llitc, who is iu the
face Of not q iew Acknowledgements that
are always found in n down town
church" has wonderfully succeeded
there, is in tho fifth year OF his service
and so tho next conference must bring
n change. This 10 ono OF tho many
cases out OF which may DO drawn q very
strong argument In favor OF the entire
removal Of tho timo limit, for vol may
thoughtful pooule ask why, when with
not a little difficulty q man has boon
put into an important position who Is
specially adapted TO succeed in 1t, and
who has demonstrated his fitness by
actually winning unusual SUCCESS, no
ahorid DO arbitrarily taken away be-
cause, and only because, O clock has
struck. It ia to be hoped that tho next
general conference will be found wise
enough to make the asking OF that
question in the Methodist Episcopal
church forever impossible alter the
year OF our lord 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. Philip Sheridan is said to be al.
most the only widow OF a great war
chief who has absolutely declined
purses, funds and my such Testimonials
after his death.
John II. Reagan. ex-postmastcr gen
cral OF the conieGeracy and an ex-repre-
seneenativo and senator from Texas, is 4
candidate for governor OF thar state.
PRO-. ". NJ. Sloane. Of Princeton, has
nearly finished his Life OF Napoleon"
lie has conc to Franco, and will COM
plate the work there.
Mrs. Alice Ramsay, 4 niece OF Andrew
Jackson, who died in Phoenix, hriz,
the other day, was afe!d nurse during
the civil war.
Lord Randolph Churchill, during his
travels, will send accounts OF his jour.
ncy to q syndicate OF English news.
papers.
Tie Virginia court OF appeals has
finally given Belva \. Lockwood the
privilege OF practicing law in that state.
Ernest Lougicllow, n son OF the poet,
who lives in Manchester, Mass, has no
literary bent, but is Il good painter.
Mrs. Hannah, Chard, OF GIassboro, n.
j., who is said to be l05 years old, has
$50 grandchildren.
a painting by Whistler, valued at
$4,000, tho Lady in Il Fur Jacket" is
on exhibition in boston.
Robert Buchanan, tho author, has
just been declared Il bankrupt, with liza.
bilities ut $4,000.
n. FIammarson's book on Popular
Astronomy" has had in Franco 4 sale OF
100000 copies.
John Wesley gave away in charity
from oac-half to three fourths OF his in
come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
West Virginia Republicans.

BlitiN90re AMERICAN.
the League OF Republican Clubs OF
West Virginia, which begun 4 eouven-
ton yesterday. at Fairmont. is 4 repre-.
sentative body, and tho euthusiasm
manifested BODIES we'll for the future
success OF the party in that common
wealth. There is no state in the Union
tina, yves it's prosperity more TO Repub-
lican principles than does West Wiz.
ginia. and the votors in all sections OF
that state are beginning 20 appreciate
this fact The party is growing in
strength and numbers every year, and
cannot fail to continue in this direction.
West Virginia is peculiarly n state that
needs tho protection Of wise tariff laws,
and without, such laws her valuable in
dustries arc hound to suffer irreparab!e
loss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
Tho Webster Postonlcc,
|"gN"I VWF'HHNNs
he Editor OF he T1.cilfc-ncr.

10 The Editor OF he TH.ciligen0r.
SIR:-1n your issue Of tho 18th in
slant you publish n letter from a lady,
in regard to tho removal OF Mrs. Hun
ter, postmaster at Webster, W. Va. l
do not know who is tho author OF the
letter, nor does it couccrn me. But be-
ing familiar With all the circumstances
and facts since tho death OF J. .. HUI
ter, | only desi-o to endorso every word
the lady said in her cxcellont letter. l
have voted the Democratic ticket all
my life, and as n Democrat aud being
personally acquainted with W. l. VIII
son. l wrote him, and begged that this
widow be retained as postmaster and so
did others, Of more prominence than
myself; but to all OF our plcatinga we
receive no reply.
| also Interviewed Col. McGraw at
Grafton. Ilo assured mo ii the majority
OF the Democrats desired Mrs. Hunter
to be retained it would be go. But all
those things went for naught. would
like to see the letter written by that
noble lady published in every news
paper in the district JuSTlcE.
Darts, W. Va. June 10, 1894.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

The governor Of Pennsylvania has
been compelled to order out n military
force to put down the riotins Hunga-
rians and Italians in Jefferson county.
Tho commanding officer is directed to
order the rioters to dispense, and il they
do not disperse they arc to be fred on,
every soldier will be expected to fro
with effect. and the firing will be con
tinucd until the mob disperses." This
is the business way to deal with q riot,
andit is tho lawful way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

ALong Island widow OF sixty, finding
no ~blcsscdness in unmarried life, and
having = fine farm well stocked. woced
and won 4 youth OF eighteen years.
Tho roiehbors celebrated tho marriage
with q fine collection OF internal noises,
but they were not smart enough for the
diplomatic bride.
That good woman, knowing the weak.
ness OF her neishbors for cider and
molasaes cake. offered to arpeasc their
wrath with a banquet projected OF tina.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
Pertinent Questions.


Huntington IiCThd lEEpl
4 great many Huntington Democrats
aro Tor Wilson for the scnate. yet thoy
do not know why, or can give no plsus-
iblc reason why they should support
him in preference to Mr.. Camden. Of
course 1t is'nono OF tho HcraN's fight.
but i. ia not ont OF place to ask what
Mr.. Camdon has done for this city and
Cabell county, and when the answer
comes that be has given US two rail
roads and invested n quarter Of 4 mill
ion dollars in the county and city, we
would then turn 10 and ask wha: Mr..
Wilson has done for ID. The echo may
answer, but what will the answer bel
What?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

high opicurean plane. heysucsumbcl
on condition that tho bride servo tho
cGko mud tho groom. hand the cider.
This trining detail OF n great Transaction
being arranged, peace roigncd.
The moral OF this trrO story IL that n
widow OF sixty who marie, again Is
very likely to know her business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22
ItaIny DO rs liucIl for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irving, H., writes
that he had \ severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was at-
iectcd. He tried many so-called Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About q year ago he began the use OF
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bittcrs is especially adapted to
cure OF all Kidney and Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
One trial will prove our statement.
Price only SOC Tor large bottle. At
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 9