davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14
ron COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE

We are authorized to announce " D. 85ErEa as Il candtdHfc for re.election to the E.. z1fr6 nf County and Probate Judge or Jef- ss3Grfs3s, county. subject to inc acfion of the jcn1ocxntIc party.
 66f < 4vo 6,,fhorjxed to announce M K. JOHN &f f1T& TT ae candidate for County ana
 z:3zfS5J 4 it1dre Of JazEersou county, subject 10 E r x6f3cn Fl tho pemocfHfic party
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14

SENATOR SHERMAN is the latest to offer an amendment to the Wilson bill This time 1t concerns the duty a, ,,7,1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14
To the Democratic Voters of Jererson
 County
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce MIX M A x.ssnSa,N. of Isooust Cottage a candidate fOl the office of Assessor. subject to the actlon ol the Democratic party
 we are authorized to announce MR. T, C. RORFkIs, of Huntington Township, hs A candidate for Assessor. subject to the acuou of the Democrats Of Jefferson county
 We are authorized to announce Mk. J, Al SHELBY. of Niyen township, as candidate for tue office of Assessor, subject 10 Tue nc ton of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14

THE Louisiana State Senate is following closely in the footsteps of the National House of Representa- tives. It is very hard to secure .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14

STARVATION is rife in Kansas. In gals will stump the State and Mary Ellen Lease is not at the Populist convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14

U, S. SENATOR WEraAN who was recently elected in Rhode Island to succeed Nixon, is said 10 be at least equal to the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14
 FOR CONGRESS-.

We are authorized to annou nee C. H' BRECKINKIuaE. of Jefferson County. as a candidate for inc Fifty fourth Congress rom tue Second Arkansas Congressional uisfflct. subject to tho action Of the Democratic Nom mating Convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14
ARKANSAS Industrial University. For Both Sexes Next Session Begins March 6, and Ends Dec. 6, 1S94.
Winter Vacation.

One of the leading Universities of the S0uth-WcSt. Graduates fill high positions in various States. Literary. seientilicic, EngineeI ing, MechanicaI. agricultural and Normal Depart mcnts ill the three Colleges at Fay etteyille. Law and Medical Depart ments at Little Rock. Normal and Mechanical College for colored stlI= dents at Pine Bum TwentY-three courses of study. Equipped with modern apparatus and appliances, Large attendance. Matricnlati0n Fee, &, Tuition free to Arkansas young men and women. Students from other States pay only $l0 q year for tuition Board for boys in the Dormitory at cost, S7,50 t1 SS.50 per month. Board in private fami- lies, S12 to S15 permonth. Arkansas students should receive appointments from their County Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14
 MYSTERIES
The Nervous System the Sea
 - wonderful Discoveries.

..--, t,aa aver compared Niel' s ets-s -t-i.scf Ne yIteFy It has bn t6e lesdinsM n M ases If Professional research & eia faet it is not gener But nOtwithstandlns VN ally k 10 V
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-14

q that the seat of life is Ic J tedin the up perpart Of the spinal c Q T c near the base oftl1e brain and so sensi tive is hi portion uf tn nervous sYs tenn that fel the prick et { needle " cause Inst2h death.
 HNs D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

II ANYBODY knows anything about
any opera company having stranded
here lately no may furnish Il clue to the
following. from the Pittsburgh CONNER.
ctut Gazette OF Yesterday:
Detective Robinson met two girls on
the street yesterday who have been
wanted for many months by their
mammas. They are Maggie Patterson,
OF Broad street, East End, aud F%lorcnce
Smith, OF 30 South Thirteenth street.
both OF whom can DO found this morn
ing at contra! station. They have been
como from homo for three months. in
which time they have been doing duty
MS chorus girls in I comic opera comS
pany which broke up at Wheeling some
weeks ago, and whore the girls took I'D
their abode until yesterday. They had
hardly reached this city until Detective
Robinson had them, and as they told
him they had no intention OF going
home, he locked them up until their
parents could be seen. Both girls arc
eighteen years old and pretty, aud both
wore suits alike OF blue. The Patterson
girl was i'll the hands OF the police about
two years ago, when her mother had
her sent to Mlorcanza for incorrigibiIitv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
NnOther Object lesson.

Tho Huns and tho other rioting for
eigners at Mckcesport have shown that
they know. how 10 make things hot Tor
mill owner aud mon who want to work.
Employers Of this kind OF labor who
took to it because it was cheap have
had their eye, pulled wide open. 1t 10
to be hoped that they are capable Of
learning the Lesson Of this and similar
occurrences.
We Americans arc not 4 perfect peo.
Pile; we have our disagrcements and
como times resort TO violence to gain a
point, but this in tho nature Of n family
row. When foreigners who will always
be foreigners and nothing else take to
clubs and knives to prevent American
citizens from running their business
and earning their wages, the American
spirit is aroused.
It would BIO we'll If tho country were
rid OF these aliens and il it were to take
n%easures'to prevent tho coming OF more
OF the same stripe. A stiff head tax on
immigrants would do the business with
respect 10 those who are still on tho
other sido awaiting only n good chance
to come over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

DR.. NJ. J.. Davis is a prominent physi-
clan OF Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and
has been actively engaged in the prac-
tice OF medicine at that placa for tho
past thirty-lvo years. On the Goth OF
May, while in Dos Moincs, on route to
Chicago, no was suddenly takon with an
attack Of diarrhGa. Having sold Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa
Remedy for tho past seventeen years,
and knowing it's reliability, hc procured
a25 cent bottle, two doses Of which
completely cured him. The excitement
aud change Of water and dict il Incident to
travelling often produce n diarrhun.
Every ono should procure u bottle OF
this remedy before leaving home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
FUNNY SNAPS.

A friend OF mine is interested in tho
baby carriage manufacturing business.
Ho Grumbled about trade. "Why," |
asked him, AREN'T IA many babies born
now rs tormerly?" "Yesm "Well,
why isn't your business good?" "More
twins. Thorc never was 4 year when
30 many twins wero born-knocks our
single baby carriage business in tho
head!"-Bo'tOn Herald.
He said no wasn't intoxicated 90 some
u proposed that he should walk n
chalk line. \ line was drawn, he was
placed at the end OF it. and the referee
cried go" "Wcll, why don't you got
n move on you?' asked the gang" uo
turned a pair OF iishy eyes OH his tor
mentors and inquired, with great i'm
p~seasivcness: "W hich one OF these lines
d you fellers want me to walk ?"-Chiss.
Piaywright-Is her acting natu ral?
Manager Observation-Disclosures!
Why, when she appeared rs tho diving
mother last night m insurance agent
who has her lie insured for $4,000, and
who was in the audience, actually
iaintcd.-Pearson's Weekly.
Impatient Guest TO waiter, after wait.
ing au hour and 4 quartcr)--Why, this
is beef; | ordered vcai." Waiter-I
know, but Just think now long since
you ordered it. 1t was veal then.-Nsw
lOrk San.
"Do you consider him Il man OF We.
raci,y?' "Hey?" ~ say do you con.
slider him a man OF veracity p" well,
there's NJ tcIlin' what tic might do ii
he was mad and had n gun."-Tcras
Sytings.
81 don't 500 why it is that men are
always so willing to give their friends
tips on the races." ITS on the princi.
plc," replied the husband, sadly, that
misery loves Washington
Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
~Gatdliqs1neG
WHEELING. June I, 1904.


LATEST IInnSC Oh tho StriNVs
Tho present willingness OF tho officers
Of tho United Mine Workers to. settle
tho strike by districts is an abandon
ment Of the plan OF campaign, which is
now seen to have been entered OF with
out good judgment. There was to be a
national strike in tho bituniuous in.
dustry and a national adjustment.
To contribute to this end miners who
did not desire to strike and had nothing
10 gain by tho success OF Il general
strike were urged to join the move
ment; aud whore they persisted in
working they were threatened and in
some instances compelled TO stop.
Miners from Ohio invaded West Nir-
Ginia on this business.
Another OF tho last resorts was to
prevent the running OF trains carrying
the product OF miners who refused to
Join tho strike. Thousands OIL tons OF
West Virginia coal arc to-day kept
from going to market because the strilt-
crs in another state have held up the
loaded trains. All this to force n set
Element on national lines, and all this
without avail. Here is tho situation
and here is the conclusion as put by tho
executive board and district presidents
OF the United Mine Workers:
WHBTEAs. 1t Is evident that Il national confer.
clce OF operators ana miners cannot be had for
the purpose OF eliecting n settlement OF the pres
cnt difficulties between them over mining rates
10 be Ind for the next year, and
WHEREAS, Operators in nearly all the districts
have expressed their willingness 10 meet In
their respective districts the representatives. OF
the miners for the purpose Of adjusting said
prices. =,
RGoirHi. That We. the member of the national
executive board and districts TO whom was dele.
gated the power 10 ACT for the miners by the last
convention OF the United Mine Workers OF
.imerica, declare our willingness 10 meet the
operators Of mines in the various districts 10 nj.
tempt, md. II possible, effect 4 settlement oil
mining prices,
Ruoiutd. Tint the conferences OF tho repre-
scnLHtives Of the operators and miuerS OF dtIler'
cnt districts be announced to be held not later
than Saturday. June ., at 10 n. IN.
Times and places for tho conferences
are announced. This change OF front
on the part OF the officers OF the United
Mine Workers vindicatcs the wisdom
OF those West Virginia miners who re-
fused to drop their picks when they
had no controversy with their employ
ers and had all to lose and nothing to
gain by striking.
Since settlement by districts is now
to DO sought, tho West VirGinians who
have nothing to settle have reason to
congratulate themselves on tho course
they have pursued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
wrong.


The esteemed bnt eccentric IErELLIGESCER no
doubt observed with regret that No. u came In
iiSt III yesterdays road rncC.- Reg!s!er.
When No. Is wins, does the Register
take that to be now support for the
silly superstition that thirteen is all un-
lucky number? Ii there was i'll luck in
this instance it fell on all who did not
bear the number that was borne 10 VIC
tory.
But never mind that Tho ISrELLI-
GEScEE is hutnbly grateful for sven this
mention Of its name in connection with
the I~NTEILlGEScER road race, which has
interested everybody but the Register
and which everybody but the Register
knew to DO tho ISrELLIGxScER road
race.
This proves once moro that thirteen
is not an unlucky, number, for it is to
this number that the I~SrELLIGpNcEE
owes the tardy recognition Of modest
merit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
BELIIAIRlG.
All Sorts Of Local News ana Gossip from
tho Gll,5 Ctr.

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
tho Gia,s CITY.
Z J. Lewis, the Cleveland & Pitts.
burSh engineer who went to China a
yoar or two ago Tor tho Westinghouse
Air Drake Company, and whose place
on tho road was held ior him, has sever
ed his connection with tho railroad buR.
ncss and bought an interest in tho Kelly
coal mines, just above Portland.
There have been several rumors
about town lately concerning tho Fran.
COO Taylor who died here and was not
identified. Ono 10 that she was one OF
tho wives OF Harry Temple, who is in
hockin Whoclingfor bigamy. Tho woman
was plainly marked with a deep scar on
the right side OF her neck.
The steel works are Ill operation
but will only DO able TO run n few days,
as tho supply Of coke is limited. Tho
miners at the mill mino have not been
organized into q local union and could
20 to work il it was desired, but the
company will not need any more coal
than they have.
Four OF the congressional candidates
from this district met o tho state con.
vention this week. They were Judge
]. II. Taylor, OF Carroll Joseph J. Gill,
Of Jefferson; Hon. Lorenzo Dsnford, OF
Belmont; DR.. e.. A. Keepers, OF Monroe.
There will DO fifty or moro people 60
from this city to the Elks' outing on
Friday night, and quito n company OF
young folks are going Thursday night.
The electric cars will run to bring them
homo.
4 doc in the Fourth ward allowed
signs OF being mad yesterday and ut
tackled 4 little girl named Pritchard, but
was driven of before it bit her, aud was
afterwards caught and drowned.
The Union street and Belmont street
merchants played n game OF base bali
on the commons yesterday afternoon
and the Union streets FOR Another
game will be played next week.
The Knights OF Pythias band received
their new instruments yesterday, and
the boys will soon bo out in new
clothes and with new horns.
Albert W. Marshall. formerly OF this
city, but now OF Findlny, will be mar.
riod on tho Goth to Miss Ida Miller, OF
sandusky, o.
The high school commencement
will be held ut the Elysian theatre TO-
morrow evening. There are sixteen
graduates.
John Patterson was tried before
Squire Mason yesterday evening on II
charge OF pastardy preferred by Maggie
Nerticld.
Mrs. Frank Amber is visiting her
father, Samuel Braiden, at Chetopa,
Kansas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
WESTON REPUBLICANS.


Tho Thrill Club Passes Ringing Rcsolu-
t'ons-rhe Gerry,nunder Denounced.
At the meeting OF the Weston, W.
Va, Protective Tariff Club last week
ringing resolutions wero adopted, do
n%ouncing the pending Democratic tariff
bill and the incompetent Democratic
administration. The resolutions .eaf.
firm the allegiance OF the Weston Re-
publicans 10 the Republican party; ia
vor 4 continuance OF tho present tariff
law, tho Republican pension policy and
conclude IS follows:
"Wo arraiCn tho Democracy OF tho
stat Of West Virginia for its uncon-
scionablc Serrymander OF the state, and
we charge upon it an attempt 10 dis.
franchise a largo number OF the voters
this county BIZ permitting Webster
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

a young woman Ia Adams county.
WASH, during a period OF aOmnambu.
Ism recently, left hor bed, walked barO-
foo! over a rough road for nearly thrCo
miles and swan a wide, deep aud swift
stream before she awakened.
a needle was swallowed by John
Alinchin, Of Goshen, n. Y, and for
three weeks thereafter he had incos-
SAINT hiccouchS. A ph MUSICIAN pumped
out tho needle and then Johns hic-
coughs ceased.
San Francisco police aro closing up n
number Of theatres whose means OF exit
arc considered deficient. Ono theatre
was closod because people were permit
ted to sis in tho Nislcs.
Miss Kate Wade, n young girl only
seventeen years Of age, OF Spartans-
burg, S. G., attempted suicide by jump
Ing into a vol forty foot deep. No
serious injury resulted.
Tho frcigh. service performed by tho
railroads Of the United States in 1892
was equivalent to moving SS,24l, $50. 225
.ona mile. Tho compensation there.
fore was 800, 3lR,0i2.
Tho &c. 100000 fund distributed among
the Cherokcc4 in payment for tho Cher
Okee Strip, gives the members OF the
tribe, man. woman and child, an aver.
aye OF $3.50 each.
Ono death, several Injuries and many
narrow ESCAPES arc the result OF tho
crime OF allowing u crowded New York
tenement house 10 have q distillery IN
It's basement.
Red denotes courage; blue, truth;
white, purity; groOn, jealousy; yellow,
Inconsistency; black, mourning; brown,
melancholy gray, remembrance violet,
sympathy.
a Dakota ghost who carried on con.
vcrsations with intorviewers has been
discovered to DO healthy young woman
talking through a long tin tube.
AN Old General complains in a pub
lished card that 50 per cent OF the police.
men Of New York, during their parade
lust week, were chewing gum.
In 1892 no interest was paid on rail-
road bonds amounting at par value to
S70,7l0,420, or about lG per cent OF the
aggregate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

Tho Chicago Inter Ocean, which has
taken an intelligent interest in the
matter. commands the now rule adopted
at tho Chicago stock yards FOR dealing
with lumpy.jaw cattle. 1t is believed
that under this rulo cattle inflicted
with what the Inter Ocean we'll calls 0
"serious and revolving disease, will lot
be used for food in any form. A good
deal Of Chicago beef comes to Wheeling,
and consumers here will no glad to
know that tho new rule is being honest
ly enforced, as soon as that assurance
can be given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
PERSONAL POINTS.

Emperor William has not only pur.
chased the house in Munich which ION.
taina the magnificent gallery OF paint
inSs bequeathed to him by the late
Count SoHach, and which tho tostator
had loft to his surviving brother, but
has presented both gallery and house
10 that city.
Paul Bourget, the we'll known novelist,
and Albert Sorel, the historian, have
been elected members Of the academy
to fill tho vacancies caused by tho
deaths OF NM. Ducamp and Tame. No
votes were cast for NJ. lola.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Pennell, tho
well known bicycle tourists, who so dc.
lightfnlly illustrate and describe their
travels, live in tho top story OF n fine
old mansion at the foot OF buckingham
street, Strand, London.
DR.. Elijah S. Elder, who recently died
in Indianapolis. Ind, was iiity-threo
years old. He was an eminent physi-
clan. and was president OF the Indiana
Medical Society.
David Mccoy, n pensioner OF the war
otlSl2. who was born in Burke county,
n. O., has Just celebrated his 10Th
birthday at San Bernardino, Cal.
b. l. Farjoou, tho English novelist,
will shortly publish in London some OF
the literary work OF his thir,een-year-
old daughter, Nellie.
Fictoricn Sardou has been succeeded
by Alexander Dumas as president Of
the Society OF French Dramatists.
1t ia said that Germany paid the
Frenchman Turpin 1000 900 francs for
his Q engine Of warfare.
General Coxey has announced that
no will lecture AT Harrisburg Oh Sunday,
June II. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
Tho United Stnle. Fakes Hold.

Tho government Of the United States,
netting through its circuit court in Ohio.
lays its hand on tho mon who have
tod up tbreo railroads that were carry
ing WoSt Virginia coal 10 market and
communication to lot 20.
Tho mandate OF tho court Ia tho
voice Of this great country command
ing obedience 10 tho laws. Back Of
this command ia tho whole power OF
the national government The United
States marshal for Ohiowill endcavor
to eco that tho order OF tho our Is
obeyed. II no and his deputies prove
insufficient to execute tho law 1t will
not be long before they will BIO rein
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
Notice to Republicans.

The Republican voters OF Ohio county will
meet In their several districts OIL Saturday even.
luz, June 9. at SO'ciOci 10 suggest names for
district officers. d~cleGntes 10 county and con-
grcSionRl md FOR member OF county
executive committee, 10 be voted for at the PIT.
maricS 70 be held saturday. June %. 1891.
Each district will be entitled to five delegates
10 tho county convention, sIid convention to
nominate delegates for tho Legislature, acandI.
date for Criminal Judge aud select senatorial
conierceS.
Each district will be entitled TO tho following
number Of delegates for the Congressional con.
vrltlOn:
Washington, G: Madison. 0: CLAW. c; Union 5;
Centre, 8: Webster. :; Richie, S: TriadclphIa, 1;
Liberty. >: kichland, l. Total. 81.
the suggestion meetings will be held al the
following places:
Washington ~Distrlct-yigilant Engine Uousc.
Madison DistriCt-Second Ward Market Hall.
Clay DistTict-Ohio County Republican Club
Room.
Union pIstrlct-Police Court Room.
Centre District-lioOk and Ladder House.
Webster piStric -lIOsc House,
Richie DlStriCt-Mozart Hall,
Liberty District-CGntre School House,
.IriRdclphia D!strlct-Vancc Hotel, TrIadel.
ph!r.
Richland D!strIct-Britk School House.
J. K HALL, Chairman.
J. W. klsDLEDERGER- Secretary pro ten.
NorE-The voters Of Liberty and RInhInpd dis.
tTicIs will hold their suggestion meetings. NJ .
O'Clock p. m, in place OF 5 n. m,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

WITH the victory'of his horse Ladas
in the Derby, Lord Roseberry has
achieved all he set out to accomplish in
lie, if his bioGraphers are to be be.
lieved. However this may DO. the man
who has married the richest woman in
England, become primo minister and
won the Derby and is still youngr'is q
parsonage to attract attention. The
English may be pardoned if they look
on Rosebcrry IS in some sense a man of
destiny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
POLITICAL.
Call for tho Annual Convention
of the State League,

Tho Sixth Annual Convention Of the Ropub.
lican League Of tho State OF Wo't Virginia will
Onycue In the city Of FAIRMONT. Marion
county. ut II O'clock n. m. Tursdny, juno 10,
1901, for the election OF officers for tho en-.
suing year. the selection OF delegates to the
Seventh Annual Convention OF the Republican
League of the United States. 10 be held In ben.
yer. Colorado. June III. 1891. and for the trans.
action OF such other business lis may regularly
come before Il.
Zach Republican Cub In tho State Is entitled
to be represented by five delegates. Full in.
formation rs 10 the rate of transportation will be
published as soon IL the necessary arrange mCug
can be made.
at Wheeling, ". Va.
EDGAR T. RUCKER, President
j. h. HALL Secretary.
t~RGpublican papers OF the State please copy.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

When tho Mckinley bill was uuder
way there was no suspicion and no sue-
gestion OF connivancc with tho sugar
retincrs, Of gambling on tho bill or OF
any other disgraceful thing. The GAM
bling tariff butchers cannot mako any
thing out OF the history Of the McKin.
10y bill, nor can they make the country
deaf and blind to tho revelations in
Washington.
Moreover, Republicans do not have to
DO brihed to grant protection, Tor pro.
lection is u feature of their theory OF
government. With the Democrats tho
case Is quite otwerwisc. Tncro is no
protection in their theory, and in their
platform they denounco protection A.,
unconstitutional in addition to being n
fraud. Perhaps they mean that their
protection OF the sugar trust is 4 fraud,
a Fan away misguided brother dis.
covers that John Sherman NAV MOI, h,
ao'e to grasp the economic aspec,, Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

To tie Editor Of The InGligeaeer.
SlR:-I $40 by the Evening News of
June S that Colonel Poormau is claim
ing mt delegate from Colerain town
ship, but l think he Is mistaken, as
Colerain township has three delegates,
and they are all for Captain Danford.
Now, why doesn't Poorman, when he
knows that Danford has the greater
number OF delegates from this county,
act the man ms ]. W. Nichols did with
him two years ago, and drop out of the
race when he sees that he is beaten, SO
as not to lose tho nomination to Bel.
mont county? a DELEGATE.
Maynard, O., June G,