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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Tho archaeological department OF Cor.
nell University has been presented h.
Mrs. Andrew D. White with seventeen
inc similes Of Crock ~s,atuc,tcs I'M.
eartlcd at ralagra aud Myrrhios.
Tho greatest dcsort ia tho Sahara. II
il 1900 miles from east to west, Loo
from north to south, and has about
5000, 600 sctiaro milcs, or about the
nrca OF tho United States.
Tho Singer Manufacturing Company
was incorporated In 1863, whom 81, 900
sewing machines had been made, and
now the manufacture has risen to r..
100000.
Tho first forgery on the bank Of Eng.
land was committed in lbs by 4 law.
ycr'a clerk named Richard Vaughan,
who Wa detected aud suhaoQuontly
executed.
Tho theory OF scandinavian mythol.
Ogy about hoOrigin OF mnn and woman
is that tho former was made out Of m
oak stick and tho latter ont Of IN elm.
4 British clcrgyman's vito has prr-
formed tue pathological feat OF compiI.
inua grammar aud n dictionary Of the
Congo dialect OF African speech.
Ncsnvlu4 and Etna arc novor both
active nj tho same timo. The period Of
greatest violence with ono il thu; Of
greatest quirgroncc with the other.
The lavender plan, has suddenly mp
prarcd in South Australia, and tho na-
tlvca expect to establish Il lucrative
p~criumGry trade.
There woro 500. l0S pounds Of butter
and 3,l7H,322 pounds Of ol~comnrgurinr
exported from this country last year.
\ snRil hawk which makes ita home
on Pannsotl koc lake, near Snmtcsvllo,
Ga, has returned to its old place this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16
Tho Congressional Nominations.

There is very much more than ordin-
airy interest this year in the Republi'
can nominations for Congress in this
state. Republicans icol that with their
most available men in tho lead thoy
stand fairly TO sweep the congressional
platter clean, and this is the sort Of
men the rank and file are demanding.
There IRE, OF course, favorites. as
there always arc, but the voice of the
party is loud aud strong for the men
who can poll the winning vote and rep
resent we'll the districts after the people
shall have chosen them. Fortunately
there arc no factional troubles to DO
composed before the Republican party
in West Virginia can take the field to
meet the enemy with a bold aud solid
front.
The ranks are already closed up in
each district. and the faithful are ready
TO follow the leader OF their partY's
choice. This spirit is itself IN omen OF
victory. There al be four and no
more Republican nominees for Con.
gress in West Virginia. Some good
men will have to fall in with the masses
and follow. but this will be no greater
hardship on them than on the rest, and
they will do their part for tho SUCCESS
OF the ticket.
Democrats need not seek encourage.
mcnt in the preliminary contests for
the nominations. There is no encour
agemcnt for them. When the conycn.
tons arc over There will be four nom
inces and one Republican party doing
its level best to elect them. There
arc enough d!sgusted Democrats to turn
the tide handsomely and decisively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16
Tho Cyclic Forging Ahead.


llcro'a a triumph for tho atecd Of
steel. A kentucky man says that in
his own blue grass state tho bicycle has
won 80 wide 4 popularity that 1t Is to a
considerable extent supplanting the
horse and contributing to a dull horse
market.
This should suggest to Kentucky that
since tho breeding OF horses Ia no
longer tho profitable industry Il once
was, and since tho bicycle Is getting
away with tho horse, 1t may DO worth
while to engage in bicycle making.
Wheolmon no longer look for n great
name frat Of oil. Thoy look for u first
ratio machine. This opens the market
to makers who have tho skill and enter.
prise to otIer the best at popular prices.
The bicycle has become a staple article
because 1t meets q human want and, in
Its own sphere, Ellis the bill as no other
device for locomotlon over has done
before II.
1t had n little hurd-hcaded prejudice
to overcome. but this task 1t has accom-.
plishcd with tho rapid development Of
Its merits. 1t Is no longer more undig-
nifed to ride n bicycle than to ride u
horse. The day is not fur distant when
n man who breaks his neck from n bi.
cycle will be pitied rs much as though
no had been run over by q railroad
train or kicked to death by q mule.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

DR.. Oliver Wendell lIoimca says Of
his autobiography: N work II, the
memoirs an hour or two each day, aud
am making satisfactory progress. l
slull place the manuscript In the hands
oil my publishers. and they will keep 1t
In their satc until l shall have passed
away"
Tho town OF Frederick, Nd, 10 max.
ing another effort to raise money for u
monument. 10 Francis Scott Koy, tho
author OF tho "Star Spanglod Banner"
who Ia buried In that city.
ia. Raomakors, q vol known Scotch
sculptor. died recently, in tho sixty.
third year OF his agc. His works OF art
adorn u number Of leading palaces Of
Great Britain.
Mrs. Caroline L. Haskell has given
$4,000 to Chicago university to cndow
q lcctureship in comparative religion.
Rev. DR.. Barrows will give the first
course.
Delmnr Zcitlcr, II thirtecn.yoar.old
lad. OF Chicago, Is u recognized electric.
nl export. and has already invented
twonty.sis successful electrical appar-
atuses.
Prof. Mcndenhall, chief Of tho coast
and gcodetic survey, is likely to refuse
tho presidency Of tho Ohio State uni.
versity.
Mrs. U. S. Grant says that she has
not yet decided whether sho will reside
permanently In Now York or Washing.
ton.
Prof. Curtius. tho distinguished Creek
scholar. has just undergone Il success
full operation on his eyes.
Tho lato John Clark, the thread man.
u%facturcr OF Paisley, Scotland, lei. n
fortune OF $1,000, 900.
john jacob Astor's romance, "A Jour
ney in Other Worlds" Ia to DO trans.
lated to Swedish.
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A Suggestion fOr Congress.

To the Etiior of The ln.rIigcnce,.
SIR:-Tho Republicans in this part OF
the state are greatly Interested in tho
success OF the party in the coming cam
Caign. l am 4 iarmer-havo stood
identified with the Republican party
from its formation here, up to the pres
cnt. We have been defeated nationally
at tho ballot box, and we all feel the
dire effects. We wish n man whose
character is unimpeachublc, competent
in every respect, and one who can get
votes, as q candidate in the Third dis
trict for the next Congress. Tho numo
Of Mr.. Granville IIouchins has boon
suggested by many Of our people as tho
nan who fills all these requirements.
The counties in this part of our district
are Democratic. | am persuaded, aud
am not alono, for those who know Mr..
llouchin best all Agree with me, thu.
his following among the masses will DO
greater here in Summers than any man
We can pick up in this county-and to
come down to local limits. hore in my
county district, "Pipestem," which is
the banner district Of Democracy, he is
the nan Mr.. lIouchlus was brought
up in Monroe county where he has
friends who will be glad to rally to his
support.
l know him personally, and We all
know him rs true Republicnn-honcst
in his convictions, sober aud upright,
aud in his ability to talk OF the issues
Of the day stands second to none
among us here. speak only as an In.
dividual, but yeti voice tho sentiment
OF many Republicans through this sec.
ton. II. c. FARLEY.
Pip&tsm, " Va, May II.
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Foreign Coal In the American Mark

Foreign Coal In tho American Mnrket
II Is argued that with coal OH the free
list Nova Scotia could not compete
with the product OF American mines,
and, Of course, English coal is out OF
the question.
The dispatches tell OF tho purchases
OF large quantities OF English and Nova
Scotia coal for delivery in New York at
rates within As to 50 conts a ton Of the
ordinary price OF American coal.
This in the face OF tho Mckinley duty
OF Is cents u ton. 1t is not necessary to
90 further than tho senate proposes, Il
duty OF 10 cents q ton, to give the
foreigner the advantage he seeks. Fact
knocks out theory.
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MAJOR sTALNAKER's LETTER.
Tho Ex.secrotary Of state n Type of n Large
Glass of Protesting Democrats.

Tho Ex.secrotary Of state n Typo of n Large
Class OF Protesting Democrats.
P.i'5urdh Commercial. GdnuI
THIS Is hardly tho tino ut which dis.
Gtuntlod Democrats may DO expected to
ale their dissatisfaction, and yot scorer
Of them seem only too anxious to entor
thcir protests against tho faulty which
has thus far marked the administration
Of Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. Randolph Stal.
maker, eX.soCrotary OF state OF Wost
Virginia, and Il warm personal friend
Of Senator Camden, has written a letter
to q friend who requested his views on
tho outlook. llc recalls tho character
Of his carly Democratic training by 70.
marking that when casting his first
votes 1t was not safe to say that ho was
not n protectionist, and that no ono but
q Randall protectionist would be per.
mittcd to speak in or about Wheeling.
1t was q token Of sound Democracy that
the doctrine Of q protective tariff should
DO taught throughout tho state.
Mr.. Stalnaker depicts somo OF tho
evil cilocts OF tariff tinkering, and pro-
diets that the outlook for Democracy Ia
gloomy. His party has cspoused tho
dogmas OF the Populists, and for ono he
docs not propose to BIO swallowed up BY
that particular kind OF whale. lie
hopes tho Legislature will DO kept
Democratic. that Senator Camdon may
DO returned to the senate, but no says
1t will take work." II tho Democratic
candidates for tho legislature can
scarcely be saved, what will become Of
the Congressman who must accept the
Wilson bill as tho climax OF wisdom in
tho line OF tariI rcform2 There will DO
q day OF reckoning for thcm which will
open the eyes Of froo trade professors
and theorists.
Mr.. Staluakor is q type OF q large
class Of protesting Democrats scattered
all over tho north. Thoy do not sane.
ton the destruction OF the tariff and for
the very good roason that their inter-
ests arc bound up with those OF tho
country in general. They arc not 80
blind as not to perceive that the ques.
ton OF framing II tariff cannot safely DO
entrusted to the biased judgment Ito
say nothing OF tho sectional prejudice)
Of a few southern brigadiers. They
have had IN object lesson on tho Dom.
ocratic policy O: tariff reform which
will last them the balance OF their
lives. Tho country has been so fear.
fully depressed in its industrial inter
eats in apprehension Of free raw mator-
ials aud lower duties. that no one cares
to hasten on the realities OF FREQ trade.
There arc thousands upon thousands OF
s.aunch Democrats who. though thoy
may not write down what they think,
will vote with greater caro- and de-
termination next November than over
before.
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The Right OF ASYLUM,

BrnziI'a severance y: diplomatic rela-
tons with Por,u,al opens once moro the
important and unsettled question OF the
right OF asylum. When Admiral da
CANA, finding himself in Il trap in the
harbor OF Rio, sought the first refuge
open to kim, he and his men were al-
lowed TO board Portuguese mcn-o!-war
op]portuuely within reach.
Tho Portuguese commander denied the
request OF brazil for tho surrender oil
tho rebels and went of with them.
Tho rebels were allowed to escape on
Argentine soil. Brazil looked TO portu.
cal Tor The return OF thcsu men 10 her
custody.
Portugal has continued to refuse.
Brazil %insiat4 that as tho men were
taken OH board by the Portuguese i'll
brazilian waters they must be brought
back. Portugal maintains that under
the circumstances it was competent ior
her to extend to the refugees the right
OF Asylum.
4 question Of this character should
have been settled long aincc, and 90 it
has brca to tho satisfaction OF some
writer's on international law; and yet
no two nations seem to have jug, tho
same idea with'rcgard to it.
10 the lay MUD 1t would soon that
no foreign powor has the right 10 accord
asylum within the territory OF another
against that Country'g protest, the por-
mons in question being citizens or sub.
inria % tho nrotcstinr Ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16
WHEELING, MAY 10. 1904.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for tho Annual Convention
of the State League.

The Sixth Annual Convention OF the Rspub.
lean League OF the State OF West Virginia will
convene Iu tho city OF FAikMoST. Marion
county. at II O'Clock IL IN. Tuesday, June 10,
1R0i, for the election Of officers for the en-
suing year. tho selection OF delegates 10 the
Seventh Annual Convention Of tho Republican
League OF the United Statcs. to be held In Dem
yer, Colorado. June ~. 1894. and for the trans.
action OF such other business ns may regularly
come before It.
Each Republican Club In the State Is entitled
to be represented BY fivU delegates. Full IN.
formation nsto the rate Of transportation will be
published NJ soon rs tho necessary arrangements
Gun b0 made.
Address all communications to tho Secretary.
a. Wheeling, v. Va.
EDGAR p. RUCKER, President.
J. X. HALL, Secretary.
LRepubllcau papers Of the State please copy.l
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YOUNG BLAKEMoNE goes free, us he
should. It was clearly shown that he
killed his father in scli-deicnsc and in
defense OF his mothers life. 1t was 4
cad affair throughout, but the boy was
entirely justified in the shooting. No
end OF justice would have been served
by putting him through the narrowing
ordeal OF u trial for his life. Tho case
has been disposed OF just as it should
have been.
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Mr.. Fred Miller. of irving, Ill.,, writes
that he had Il sovorc Kidney trouble for
many yours. with sever pains in his
bnck and also that his bladder was If.
fcctcd. I1o tried many so.callcl Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About n year ago ho began the uso Of
Electric Bittcrs and found relief at once,
Electric bit.crs il especially adapted to
cure OF all Kidney and liver troubles
and often gives almost ~instnnt relief.
Ono trial will provo our statement.
Price only SOC for large bottle. A.
Logan Drug Goa Drug Store. q
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.IW IUTN .4.TtF'TStT.
The Oil City Derrick prints an article
about Mr.. ClcveIand's double. The
Dtrrict is hoist by its own petard. Mr..
Cleveland has no double. lie is unique,
original. There is nothing like him on
tue earth or in the waters beneath the
earth. There never can be anything
like him. When nature made him the
mold was broken in I'M effort and no
stands alone, gloomy and peculiar, md
ever shall, world withou, end. And
this is ono OF the things We havo to be
thankful for.
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i novel point has been raised NJ n
feature OF tho strike m~anmuvroing in
the coke region oi Pennsylvania. Aa
the gtrikors rciu4ci to work at ScottdnIu
the employing company had IL number
OF them cvictcd from their houses.
The sheriff set the household goods
out on tho road. Tho supervisor OF
roadf, Oympatli2in9 with the strikers,
ha4g,vGn tho sheriff notice that he can
no. ubaLrnct the highway and must TO-
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To thc Editor ofth. iat!IiJcnccr.
SlR:-Wiat tho Republicans OF the
Third district want is tho strongest
man, one that can take tho Third dis.
trict out OF the old Democratic rut and
land her safely in tho Republican COL
umn, and VIC have such men with ue,
and this being tho case, let's NOM
inato II OF them, and when the
smoke clears away on election evening
tho old Democratic party in tho Third
district will be buried 90 deep TINT it
will fail to appear when tho good angel
Gabriel sounds the trumpet on the last
day. We find Nicholas divided, some in
fNvor Of ]. II. McGinnis and some in ia-
v0r OF T. +. kuckor. We arc suto either
n could be elected. Mr.. Rucker made
one OF the Crandcst fights that was ever
made in the Third district. and VIC be-
lievc him to be the choice OF tho Ropub-
Leans OF this county. Any way, tho
Republicans will be found willing to 10
with tho majority. What we want is n
strong man and harmony, and success
will perch on tho Republican banner il
the Third dls,rict. j. CALviS SPARKS.
Pcrsin9er, ". "a, Nay IL.
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WITH all Chairman Wilson's com.
mand OF language words provo made
quatc 10 express his opinion Of the tariff
scheme OF his party friends in the
senate. They reject what no devised
and compromise out what he laborious.
ly thought in. It is 4 sad sight ior a re-
turning tourist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16

II Colonel Breckenridge DO defeated
for denomination the women OF his dis.
trio. and o! all Kentucky will DO entitled
to r large share'of the credit They arc
shifting him hip and thigh and keeping
up 4 steady lick.
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move the goods. Tho operators stand
of and look on. saying that tho rcspon.
sibility Ia tho sheriG's, not theirs.
II tho supervisor DO on tho right aldo
side OF tho cas- tho sheriff Is about to
find himself In peck Of trouble. Therc
Is probably not another. case Of the
kind Oh record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16

spring. These birds are tho rarest OF
rare hawks; their eggs sell readily at
SO por dozen.
Tho largest roao bush In Germany Is
now In bloom In Stuttgart. 1t tllla n
opace OF $50 square foot.
In Now England there 10, on IN avor.
age, n physician to every $50 iniabi.
tants.
A bald eaglo carried Of n bottle OF
hair restorer from PorrYyille, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16
The Superiority

OF Hoods sarsaparilla is due to tho trc-
luendous amount of brain work and
constant care used in its preparation.
Try n bottle and YOU will be con-
WINGED OF its superiority. 1t puritios
the blood which. tho source OF health,
cures dyspepsia, overcomea sick head
aches and biliousness. 1t is just the
medicine for you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16

ANOTHER negro has been lynchei in
the sunny south. The people Of the
cotton states seem to have little conf.
dencc IN tho administration OF justice
in their region, and 30 they don't give
Justice n chance.
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MAJOR SrALNAKEn's letter 10 Jack
O'Nsnl is attracting the attention due
TO the merits Of so striking Il produc-
ton. Plenty OF Democrats agree with
this retired statesman, but don, like to
speak ont III meeting.
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TIE Louisville Couricr-Journal says
Boss Croker sis the first leader OF Tam.
many to retire voluntarily" Croker
was smar: enough to catch tho atmos.
phcric conditions and got out while no
could break tho record. lie saw the
gathering storm. lie may be said to
have retired voluntarily under compu!.
zion.
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A GOOD deal OF good money was
,droppod on the Brooklyn handicap,
Wheeling had some promising candi-
dates for the lodge OF sorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-16

TIE man who wont It too strong on
the Brooklyn handicap may presently DO
going around with his hat In his hand.
Losers have to cat, don't thoy2
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S'Disfigured
For Life"

Is the despairing cry Of thousands
afflicted with
UrSisltly skin diseases.
Do you realize what this dlstlgura.
ton means to sensitive souls?
It means isolation, Seclusion.
II is 4 bar tosocial and business success.
DO you wonder that despair sciZes
upon these sufferers when
Doctors fail,
Standard remedies fail,
And nostrumS prove worse than use
leSS2
Skin diseases are most obstinate to
cure or even relieve.
It is an easy matter to claim to cure
them, but quite another thing to
do 50.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
Have earned the right TO be called
Skin Specifics,
Because for years they have met
with most remarkable success.
There are cases that they cannot cure,
but they are few indeed.
1t is no ng-drawn.out, expensive
experiment.
CSC. invested in 4 cake Of
CUTlCUlfA SOAP
vii! prove more convincing than
page Of advertisement.
In short
CuTICURA works wonders,
And its cures are simply marvellous.
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HOOPS PILLS arc purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best inc.e-
dents. i
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There is nothing | hive cyer used Tor
muscular rheumatism that gives mo III
much relief MS Chnmbcrluin's Pain balm
does. ! have been using it ior about
two ycars-iour bottlca in alias occa.
sion required. and always kccp n bottle
Of it in my home. ] believe ! know Il
good thing whom ! got holI Of il. and
Pain Balm 10 tho best linimout | have
over moi with. ". Il. Denny, dairy.
man, New Lexington, Ohio.
BnOSHE for chandeliers, Chaira mil
bric.n.braC. kunSrN 1: Clrw.
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A Great deal Of Nonsense

A Great deal Of Nonsense
Has been wrltten-and believed,
about Blood Purifiers.
WHAT
PURiFIES THE BLOOD!
THE KIDNEYS
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
and they alone.
If diseased. however, they cannot,
aud the blood continually becomes
more impure. Every drop Of blood
In the body goes through the Kid.
neys, the sewers Of the system.
every three minutes, night and day,
while life endures.
WARMERS SAFE CURE
puts the Kidneys in perfect health
and nature does the rest.
The heavy dragged out feeling,
the bilious attacks. headaches, ner-
vous unrest, tickle appetite, all
caused by poisoned blood, will dis.
appear when the Kidneys properly
perform their functions.
There Is no doubt about this.
Thousands have so testified. The
theory is right. the cure is right and
health follows asa naturalseque nee.
Be self.convinced through per.
sonal proof.
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BLACK Paint for mantels.
KURNEn 4 CHEW.
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YOU can't tell what a man thinks
when he is fishing. Alr. Cleveland is u
great fisherman.
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Muslin SIGNS. krE%rw Il CHEW.