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The Relief Work.

Tho Wheeling general relief com.
mittco secs Its way clear to continue its
work for another week. 1t had hoped
by this time to have placed IN Its hands
sufficient means to keep going for at
least another month.
The committee has q system which
seems to be very nearly perfect, SO that
every dollar is made to do n hundred
ccnts' worth OF good. II it has made
mistakes the percentage is very small.
Anyone who will take, tho trouble to
investigate tho system and note its
operation in his own ward, Of which hc
may be supposed to have most knowl.
edge, will be convinced tina. tho work
is being done in busness-liko way and
that the relief goes to the needy.
It seems to BIO difficult to got the
people to understand that tho need Of
funds is pressing and that help must
como in faster than it has or tho work
must stop. Then who will feed tho
hungry ones?
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Katherine Germanic, tho opera singer
who was dismissed from tho Grain.
maker Of Syria" Gust because Its man.
ager said slo was "iormed like n barrel"
has boon awarded $1,000 damages by n
Syracuse IN. " jury. That's a pretty
handsome figure. ss
Alvin Tinaloy, n Pike county MO
widowCr oil BOvonty-two, who has Just
married for tho third time, Inns Ind tho
luck Of striking three wives who wore
born IN tho same year and on tho same
day OF tho month.
Tho Brooklyn bridge management Ia
still undecided US to tho respective NOR
Its OF oil and gas for lighting tho cars,
aud further experiments ure making to
thoroughly determine tho question.
Tho moon Ia not SO small after all.
lts surface Is fully ns great as that OF
Africa and Australia combined, which
would make 1t only about 1871 times
smaller than our earth.
II costs twenty-five cents at Ioln
(Kas.l TO hear lecture on Emerson
and Transcendentalsm," but that price
doesn't crowd tho chairs in the aislcs.
Generally speaking, tho slope OF rivers
flowing into tho Mississippi from tho
cast is, on tho average, about three
inches pOr mile.
Joseph Muir, OF Fairmount, Somerset
county, Nd, recently shipped to Am-
bassador Bayard in Loudon, quantity
Q. terrapin. =
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Admitting tho Truth.

Commenting adversely on Prot. AT.
waters criticism Of tho American mont.
cnting propensity tho New York World
nays: J
i !; mot from choice but upon compuslon
Int the European PEASANT sits down to Ills cab,
bNge soup or his boiled mnChrOnl instead OF our
farmers abundant table, aud TINT tho European
wOrkin2nnn eats cheese sandwiches mil thinks
himself lucky to get bit OF meat once week or
unCO month. #EE 1914
II 10 tho glory Of this country Of ours that IN,
ordinarily PROSPEROUS tltReS I'LL It's people nre
we'll fed, aud that tho industrious wOrGihginnN
who does not s1unlIdcr his substance In drink
eau afford to have ineat upon his Table three
hundred aud sixty'iiyc days in the year
1tappcNra then from this testimony
OF this competent Democratic witness
Tint tho farmer and tho industrious,
proyidont nottingham OF this country
havo not boon going to tho dogs rs u 70.
suit of protective tariG.
1t appcara also out Of tho mouth OF
tho same witness that tho farmer aud
tho wagc.carnor in this country arc bot.
tor of than tho same clements OF tho
population in Europe. .
This is all truo, but 1t Is no. oycry
Democrat that admits tho truth SO fiat.
ly. OF course this admission docs not
como in tariff discussion. 1t Is in 4
moat-cating discussion. Tho facts, how
over. arc not changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30
Second District Politics.

The INTELLl0ESCER takes tho liberty
!, TO suggest to its friends in tho Second
+ district that In advocating tho available
! ity Of ono man to make tho run ior con.
gross they do not fall into tho error OF
sdlsparaging any OF tho good and strong
mon who arc in tho public mind in con.
ncction with tho nomination. "Truth,"
( whose communication appears to-day,
backs his own favorite enorgetically but
4 speaks no i'll ofany other; which shows
the right spirit.
rs This correspondent. speaking OF Mr..
Elkins, asks whether he could present
< his side OF the case as eloquently and rs
effectively as Wilson Docs" When Mr..
Elkins speaks he deals in the eloquence
4 OF cold facts that convince a judgment
open to conviction.
4S. II hc were on the stump with Mr..
Wilson he would leave that gentleman
all tho eloquence and take all the facts.
An appeal to prejudice no would meet
with an appeal to facts. But there is no
4 rso Of talking about Mr.. Elkins. He
will not be tho nominee, but he will
give the nominee a hearty support that
!. will worry the FREQ traders.
1t is not a sure thing that the Repub.
lican nominee will have Mr.. Wilson for
an antagonist. MIR. Wilson may prefer
toilet some other Democrat fall in the
Second district while he finds comfort
/ ELSEWHERE. The campaign in the Second
district is very young yet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30
FUNNY SNAPS.

Mr.. Younghusband treading about
tho Jacksonville fight)-"AIitchell was
groggy in the third round."r Mrs.
-Iounshusband l;nterrupting him.
There, didn't l tell you they were
drunken brutes? And yet you wanted
me to believe that neither drank for
weeks before they fought" MI
Tho Docsor-"Do you ever have .
sinking feeling?" Tho Patieut-"No,"
Tho Doctor-"Havc you ever had it?n
Tho acknowledgements, once."a Tho
Doctor-"'Ah! You've had it once
Well get a.your. trouble immediately.
Now, then, please tell me when it was
that you had that sinking feeling" Tho
Pattent-"When / fell overheard from
q boat"-Netv York Pres. -
He (eagirly)-"Look ut this bill, For.
y dollars for perfumery-for more odors
that fade away forever" She(calmlyl-
Como to tho smoke from tho eight
boxes OF cigars you have consumed dur.
ing tho last three months" Judge. b
Mrs. Finis-t'1'm as sicl, as can bo
Just from eating these peanuts :. FINS
We'll, why don't you stop eating
them r Mrs, Finis lin amazemont)2
stop? Why, I: navo moro than hall
a bag lett yet" PUCK.
Have you had your new house in.
sured, Mrs. Dwight ~. Yes" "Your
hush and isatraid offite, then !" 'AIorcy
yes; heswills leave the house any time
before no will make one."-C Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Anthony Comstock-'Iput President
Dole and artist St. Gaudens on the same
plane" Why, SO z because both
have made such ridiculous exposure
Of America Clrsldnd Plain Dealer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

TIM debate on tho revenue rider on
tho Wilson turifl bill should provo
highly interesting. Tho theory and
operation of an income tax may DO OK.
pectel to DO made cloar to generation
which has not soon tho thing work. It
Is just possible that the income tax may
overthrow tho Wilson tariff bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

To grow old gracefully, one must live
temporarily, calmly, methodically; be
Interested in all that Is going on in tho
world; be cheerful, happy. and con-
tented, and above all, keep the blood
pure and vigorous by the uee Of Ayers
sarsaparilla. Be sure YOU got Ayers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30
PERSONAL POINTS,

Bishop r. S. Foster. OF the Methodist
church, has just returned to America
from n trip among tho conferences OF
China and Japan. lie started on tho
trip last May, and since that time has
travelled $4,000 miles, without tho slight
est mishap.
Every day of her life, no matter
where she maybe, whether in Balmo-
raj, Osborne, Florence or elsewhere,
Queen Victoria receives from Windsor
castle q supply OF flowers. fruit and
vegetables. ID
Congressman Thomas Settle, OF North
Carolina, is greatly annoyed by Young
man 1.-THE NJ. G. is only little over
thirty who has been assuming his
name and running upbllls on it in New
York.
Thelate Henry Pettitt, the dramatist,
sold his first play for u s5 note. During
the last Year, of his life he is said to
have enjoyed an income equal to that
OF the archbishop of Canterbury.
Bourke Cochran has the greatest
voice in either house OF Congress. It is
the loudest and strongest, and it would
be the most musica! ii he did not SO
soon become hoarse with excitement
It is reported that Governor Pattison,
OF Pennsylvania, will be invited, upon
tho expiration OF his term OF Office in
the state service, to become president OF
Lehigh University.
john Clarctie paid visit to Milo.
Rosa Bonheur recently, and ho saya
that in spite Of her seventy odd years
she is bright and alert and. quite youth
iul in manner. gs 57=
Senator Caflrey, OF Louisiana, is said,
to be q connoisseur in nockties. Eyery
day this session he has appeared in the
senate chamber wearing different
necktie. II 5,,H,I-'
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'Tho old trouble is gone and my general
health Is n good deal better It Is Or. Grecne's
Nervura blood aud nerve remedy which has
cured my terrible nervousness and trouble IN
my head"
Then personally appeared Mrs. G. A. Fisk. and
affirmed to tho truth OF tho foregoing state
ments
CARLOS L. SMITH, Notary Public.
Now thcro is scarcely anybody who is per
icctly we'll. Nearly everybody has some trouble.
m ncho or pain. weakness, nerve trouble,
something wrong with tho stomach or bowels.
poor blood or liver and kidney complaint. For
any or all of these difficulties. DR.. Greenes
Nervusa blood and nerve remedy offers tho
surcst and most speedy cure. Usc 1t by all
means. tits purely vegetable and harmless
Doctors and druggists recommend It to the
people because 1t Is physicians prescription.
tho discovery OF Or. Greene, OF IS W. Fourteenth
street, New York, tho famous and successful
specialist In curing all forms Of nervous and
chronic diseases. The Doctor can DO consulted
free of charge, personally or by letter. Y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

Hon. A. b. WnlrE, OF tho Parkora.
burg State Journal, declines to DO con.
sidcred in connection with tho Rcpub-
lican nomination for Congress. Never.
thcleas no would BIO u capable and al.
together crcditublo representative Of
tho district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

,,s-y Y, .'''' N'Eo', -huy u 1871.
. | have tried great many remedie,
for headache, and KnAusg's HEADACHE
CAPSULES knock it quicker than any.
thing ! ever tried. D. W. McVEA.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Klnri,
Wheeling, and Bowie 4 Co.. Bridgeport,
Ohio. ~ Q 9 - :.
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Tho Duty OF. scnntors.

When the President makes a nom.
:ination it is the duty of senators to con-
slider its fitness. II tho nominee be a
proper man for the place, no should DO
confirmed.
This seems trite enough, but senators
do not always take this view OF their
duty. Senatorial courtesy" operates
in remarkable ways to cloud the sena.
torial view Of duty.
In the case of Mr.. Pekham, nominated
to be a justice OF the supreme court, tho
President has named man fit for the
place. The New York senators wish
him defeated. 1t is to BIO hoped that
Republican senators may follow tho
straight line OF duty.
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GruJi0n.


After suffering severely from Chronic
Catarrh, aud almost losing my voice
from tho effects OF tho diseaso / resort.
ed to Radam's Microbe Killor and
found relief. IS lar '''s'
KID Miss Cora MAY, Dowaciac. Mich:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

$40 Mid-wintcr Excursion via Il. s O. $40
to Washington, D. G.. and Baltimore,
Nd, Thursday, February S, 1894. Round
trip from Wheeling $40. Tickets good
returning until the 18th. Through,
sleeper from Wheeling on the 5:S5 D.
m. train. Trains leave Whcelin. ut
lao and sos a. m, and l:25 and 5:35 D.
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ton by tho alleged TACT that lie Is on tho
long sldc Of speculation in that com.
modify Mr. Crockcr knows an easier
way to make money than by taking
chances on Il. l. ..--.L
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WHAT put it into tho mind OF Prof.
Wilson to, treat linen hydraulic hose as
AN article OF wearing apparel?


II Boss Crocker wishes to make up
with Mr.. Bourko Cochran he will have
4 to do most OF it himself. When he was
Gin Washington tho other day he caused
= the ailver-tongued congressman to be
notified Of his presence, and tho con.
+ gresham replied that just at that mo-.
ssment he was too busy to sec anybody.
The next dictionary revision may in.
a corporate this as an illustration OF tho
3k;!"apurn" OF tho day.
3a5The significance OF the state OF affairs
z between these eminent Democrats is
THAT it,is an unhappy break in the
4 traffic arrangement between the silver.
Z tongucd cloquence and tho practical
& politics OF the Tammany organization.
SBut Tammany docs not need Mr.. Cock
rams eloeuence. and Mr.. Cochran may
i, find it hard to keep going in New York
Z politics without the practical politics OF
which Mr.. Croker is chief enginccr.
4y;Sa Tho outsiders who think thoy have
something to gain by this seeming
Il break in tho line may BIO dcluding
themselves. Their gain will como
when ammary shall have been cut up
8sby the roots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

MONEY is SO plentiful in Now York
that twelve months loans can DO made
at 4 per cent, tho lowest rate ever
touched for q year. One por cent is the
rate for short loans. Tho lack Of do.
mand for money means that business
men arc watching and waiting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

Excursion to Mobile, Ala, and New Or.
& leans, La, On Account OF tho Mardi
Gras, Via baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
For tho above occasion tho Baltimore
& Ohio will cell excursion tickets to
Mobile and return Tor $50 95, and 10
Now Orleans and return Tor $50 20.
Tickets on sale Januaryio9 to February
q, inclusive, good returning until Feb
,ruasy IS. Ri n 4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

Turning Down Supreme Court Nom.
iig Il l;ss2 \; s}s3It inccs. +:5 !. 4.
\ Tho trouble between the President
and;th senate over the confirmation OF
ia Justice OF the supreme court recalls
tho unique experience OF President
Tyler in trying to fill vacancy on the
highest bench in the land.
Justice Baldwin, OF Pennsylvania,
dying in 1874, President Tyler omi-
mated two Now York men aud two
Pennsylvania men, all OF them eminent,
h aud the senate rejected the fourth as 1t
khad tho others, and the vacancy ro-
4 manned when President Tyler went out
#otoifico.s
III President Polk had to mako two nom
Sinations before no could fill it. 1t re-
.ssquired$ two Presidents and six nomina.
gtions to fill one vacancy. The like OF
this is not to be found in our history
8sbelore or since.
ltSyS3iIt is not probable that this record will
B be broken as tho result OF tho GOODNESS
4 between President Cleveland and tho
New York senators. 3!5l.t a
! {.
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from working IN their own country.
This % tho spectacle presented In tho
Mansfield coal region.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

~ THE situation becomes decidedly
grave when aliens who have no thought
OF becoming citizens stand by with
guns, reyo!vers, knives aud bludgeo5ntisE.
70 keep citizens OF tho United States
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

# IF FREQ trade makes things, cheaper
and you have no money to buy with, it
will sbe 4 great satisfaction to know
what you could do il you had tho
money. ~
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ZEAL ESTATE.
:FOR@RE HINT.

H'O-R@R -ElsNl'..
: No. 43 Fifteenth street. brick dwelling.
No. 2S39 Eoti street, brick, five rooms. rs
No. 2si7 Eotf street. brick. Ave rooms, Is 81
No. 1905 Market street, Office rooms 4
z No. 10 Tenth street. sorcroom.
No. ID Ohio Street, second floor, frame,
No. i2 Alley Z. lower part; IS 90, ~ IA
Fourteenth dnd McColloch streets, store.
dwelling OF seven rooms, bake shop and stable,
No. 12l Thirty.thlrd Street, brick, five rooms
NO. ll?I Alley II, frame, five rooms
No. 1872 EolF street, three rooms, first floor.
+ trout room on Fourteenth street, suitable for
one or two gentlemen n va 80 l.. I5-rJG.
No. 1883 Chnpllne street, seven rooms,
No. 81 South Front street, seyeu rooms and
bath. ay,I! fSitl : s 5siI5 - - -
No. OS Main street, twelve rooms and bath.
No. !l3y Main street, six rooms, -, y 49,. 3
No. 6S Thirty.firSt street, brick
Office rooms In Hubbard Block. 1914 Market ST
No. ~ South fo.k street, three rooms.
No. 80 Th!rty-seventh street, three rooms
81 No. l52! Main street. second and third floors, ).
No. o. Seventeenth street, four rooms, 8 4 Z -
No. 93Ohlo street, first floor three rooms. z =.
No. 800 Eoit street. three rooms, 49, II
Y NO. 300 Chapllne street. five rooms SII co. v,
: No. 2lG3 Main street. third floor rooms b & q
Six-rooIned frame dwelling ut Lcathorwood j
esnacle building. I'll. s''5. : 4.
d. r . y o. . . .
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READ tho IXTELLidrSc.R's Special Art
Portfolio olIer0n page three to-day. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

To-Day elections to fill two vacancies
in the house of representatives will DO
held in Now York city. III 1892 these
districts gave respectively S,S25 and
1850 Democratic majority. II they
wore to 50 the other way or show a
heavy falling of in Democratic major.
i.y Republicans would have reason ior
rejoicing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

N NALL STREET believes that Boss:
soroekerhas entered the sugar market,
Sand accounts Tor his visit to W ash;ugs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

The noble marquis OF Queensbcrry
makes two surprising statements; first,
that no is not tho author of the prize
ring rules that bear his name, and, Sec
ond, that he has seen but ono prize
fight in his life. Hardly loss remark,
able is his statement that ho does no.
approve of the thing. He says it has
injured the sentlemanly sport Of box
ing, and he predicts that the coming
,Corbets.Jackson fight will bc the last
great mill, It is to be hoped that his
lordship is right,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

Dus's Reriew, OF January 81, reports
that reductions in wages continue. and
about a quarter OF them arc OF 20 per
cent, the rest ranging from I to II per
cent" Those arc the wage conditions
iundor which industrial establishments
are resuming when they can resume at
all. aud there is no guarantee that they
will run long even on tho reduced wage
basis. Y
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CAELos L. SMITH, Notary Public.

Then personally appeared Mrs. G. A. Fisk. and
Affirmed to the truth OF tho foregoing state
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

TELEPHONE NUMBERS,
Editorial RuOms... 4ai. Counting lloOm"...tiG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-30

a Democratic Wage Earnor's Views.
Congressman sibley, OF Pennsylvania,
may reconsider his resignation. Hc is
in receipt OF many appeals urging him
to this course. One Of his constituents,
a Democratic wage-earner, puts it to
him in this strong language: In tho
namc OF tho million idle workmen and
their wives and children, beg you to
remain at your post OF duty and fight
this damnablo measure to tho finish."
There are other Democrats who feel
the same way about tho Wilson bill.
Mr.. siblcy will feel lonesome, of course,
as Democrat fighting tho Wilson bill
in Congress, but he will find the situa.
ton quite different outside ofthat body.
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NEW ENTs

uTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
wv Gardener. Adlsots c. W. STEWART,
The evening world., 1894-09-17

WANTED-small partly furnished house in
brooklyn Address NJ. box 6l7 Bklyn World
WASTED-'ro rent small house below 10th 81.
must be elegant In every respect.
TERRILL h CO.. II broadway.
WASrED--l2, ID room house. west 9Th ave.
good location, or furnished. Reliable box $50
World uptown.
WE HAN u several desirable tenants for houses
vest Of 9th ave. 81 200, 81 800.
EASToN 4 CO, 1850 Broadway.
WHOLE OR PART of small house, 3 or u rooms;
within 10 minutes OF bridge; rent moderate:
good care taken Of house T., Braun, 81 West
ave, Long Island city.
The evening world., 1894-09-17

l22D ST, 4i6 y. Flats = large rnnrns: station
AIRY range tubs; LIST I'd Hats, SlGS ST..
l2ID ST, 232 r.. ~ Hat u all hight rooms a
bath, decorated; S1A
l2ITH ST. 222 E-3 rooms on top no1r private
house, suitable for couple.
l2tTH ST, eos E.-Floor private house. for light
The evening world., 1894-09-17
Flats and Apartments Wanted.
lBhed.

uniurnlBhed.
FAMILY of y adults deire floor win o"h''
west side Renter. hox 267 World. --x-5-
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oOth us, west of ID aye. state lowsss 49,
Address X :. 203 L. 4Sth 81
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TO MAY-Fully furnished apartment on 59th q:
overlooking Central Park ten rooms all llsass'
Permits of e. K. BILL. e. Liberty St AN
sterdam ave. 18th 81.