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MUDDY COMPILATIONS.
S-a-n-a-d-O-r Skin Soap Makes Them
Clear and Fresh.

S-A-N-A-D-O-R skin soap brightens and
beauties the complexion. 1t is especially
beneficial to muddy compilations. speedily
developing a pure, brilliant and health
tinted skin. 1t is thorough purifier; speed
iIv removes the evil effects of injurious
cosmetics and the skin is made smooth
and soft by its continual use.
S-A-N-A-D-O-R skin soap is sweet mild,
antiseptic and emolient. 1t is always sooth-
ing and refreshing. 1t is the. only anti
septic soap in the world that is absolute
ly free from all mineral poisons.
Price Csc per cake. Prepared by .SANA-
DOR MEDICAL CO, 10 and II Vandewater
street New York city. For sale by G.. W.
SLOAN and HENRY HUBER.
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WEATHER BUREAU FIGURES.

Temperature Records Yesterday
Morning and Last Night.
G.. F. r. Wappenhans, local forecast off,
cial of the Weather Bureau, furnishes the
following observations taken yesterday at
the places and hours named:
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Done Take "a Bun
For a LOaf,

And don't take any other make Of
Crackers when you can get Parrot
& Taggart's.
Have you never noticed that Par
rott & Taggart's Crackers are the
same all the way through. Other
makes have hard Jumps in them that
fail to crumble. Parrott & Taggarts
ENTHUSIASTICALLY crisp-always
satisfactory.
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dangerous prisoner and DIR. Allison has
kept him confined in the isolation ward
necessarily. He was vicious and at times
very troublesome.
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Price of spirits Reduced.

PEORIA, ILL.,. April 11.--Prices of spirits
We're to-day reduced another cent gallon
to $l.2L This makes total reduction of 1
cents since fiie disruption OF the spirit-dis-
filling association.
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Local observations.

Bar Their. R.H. Wind. W'ther. Pre-
a. m. 1916 40 a Seast. Clear 600
ID. m. 80. - IS A S'east. Cloudy. 600
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum tenn
perature, So.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation April IL.
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Has been used over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child softens the gums, allays pain, cures
wind collie, regulates the bowels and is the
best remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing
syrup 25c a bottle.
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LETTER GONE ASTRAY
GREsHAMs DEMAND FOR THURS
TONS RECALL HAS MIsCARRIED.
Hawaiians Were Surprised When the
News Came by Steamer-WiIlis and
Mills Persona Non Grata.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE steamer
Alameda arrived to-day bringing the fol-
lowing Hawaiian advices dated April A.:
The first news brought here of the troubles
existing between Minister Thurston and
Secretary Gresham was received by the
steamer China, Tuesday, two days ago.
1t was a great surprise in official circles
as well as to the community. Minister
Willis states that the first and only in
formation he had received was through
the press dispatches that reached here on
the ID. The only notice received by the
government was telegram from Thurston.
stating that he is on his way home His
letters. written March 20. allude to the
rumors. but in a private letter he stated
he intended remaining in Washington for
the present Minister Hatch said to-day:
I'VE have received absolutely nothing Of
fetal in the matter. six weeks have
elapsed since the newspapers stated Sec
rotary Gresham's notice was served on this
government. and it is forty-eight hours
since the arrival of the press dispatches,
but Minister Willis has given no notifica-
ton of any action on the part OF the Amer
lean Secretary of State
generally credited to be true, with the ex-
ception of Thurston's reported verbal
ing developments. If Thurston returns
permanently to Honolulu, Minister Hatch,
or the Foreign department. VIII succeed
him if Hatch will accept the position.
Thurston will be given his position in the
bureau. Attorney-general Smith has been
mentioned by some members of the Amer
lean League to succeed Thurston, but his
appointment is improbable A movement
may be made to have Thurston go into the
legislature in position made vacant by
G. l.. Carters deatn. Important legisa-
ton is to come up. for which he is regard
ed as an able champion President Dole
is at present on trip to other islands,
having left just after the arrival of the
steamer Chinas dispatches.
The ministers of the government would
avowedly like to refuse to appoint sue
cessor to Thurston, thus necessitating the
recall of Minister Willis. He has made
himself obnoxious to the republic in many
ways of late, and were it not for desire
to keep friendly terms with the United
States his recall would have been demand
ed long ago.. Consul-general Mills's policy
alone keeps him here. To the body polite
of Hawaii both Willis and Mills are said
to be persona non grata in every sense of
the word. but President Dole will do his
utmost for a reconciliation. before entering
on policy savoring of retaiatory meas
ureS.
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Ri.c OF 15 Cents i'm Thrcc Dnx..

TOLEDO. o., April 11.-Crude oil took
another cent jump to-day. North of Lima
now being S2lec: South of Lima. 77isc.
three days
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Spring
M edicin

Is necessity because the tonic Of winter
air is gone, and milder weather, increased
moisture, accumulated impurities in the
blood and debilitated condition of the
body, open the way for that tired feeling,
nervous troubles, and other ills. The
skin, mucous membrane and the various
organs strive in vain to relieve the i'm
pure current of life. They all welcome
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Gresham's Instructions Miscarried.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE officials of
the State Department were discreetly silent
to-day when questioned relative to the
latest Hawaiian news brought by the AL
ameda, and refused to make any response
when questioned as to the cause of the de-
lay in the receipt by United States Minister
Willis of his instructions touching Minister
Thurstop. 1t can be stated positively that
instructions were sent to Mr. Willis on
March last In ample time to have caught
the China, unless by some accident they
miscarried on the way from Washington to
San Francisco. Whether they, went as far
as a peremptory demand for Mr.. Thurs
toms recall or were confined to a direction
to Mr.. Willis to intin. ate that MIR. Thurs
ton had been indiScreet in his public utter
ances, and had thus endangered the cordial
relations of the two countries, cannot be
learned. 1t is also suggested that the in
structiOns, though actually leaving Wash
ington, never reached Hawaii, but were
stopped by Geographic orders at San Fran
cisco some intermediate point and this
is another matter that cannot be cleared
up, in view of the refusal of Secretary
Gresham to discuss the subject in any
phase The one fact that appears is that
the officials, although endeavoring to gov
ern themselves with extreme reticence,
showed surprise at the news from Hawaii
and seemed to set Importance upon it.
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Hoods Pills family fan n's caahaptc.p s5 c.a

effect of making trouble for farmers. Some
of the farmers have begun spring seeding.
Forecast for Friday.
WASHINGTON, April u.--For Indiana
Showers; warmer; southeasterly winds
For Illinois-Showers; southeasterly winds.
For Ohio-Increasing cloudiness, with
showers in western portion; warmer; south
easterly winds.
Three Degrees Below Zero.
SARANAC LAKE, N. Y, April 1.-THE
mercury stood at degrees below zero at
Lion mountain to-day.
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Ladies' Dunlap Sailor Hats
At Seaton's Hat Store.
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Mr.. Hastings quite Diplomatic.

WASHINGTON, April 11-Mr Hastings.
charge d affaires of the Hawaiian legation,
was shown the San Francisco dispatch and
read it with much interest. He said it was
a diplomatic question which he would not
discuss if he had any information, but, as
a matter of fact, had already been said
and as Minister Thurston had said in an
authorized statement prior to his depart
ure the legation was in possession of no
information whatever on the subject. He
asked IL Mr.. Thurston's departure was
FASTENED by the press reports that his
recall had been demanded, but he referred
to Mr.. Thurston's statement that he was
returning to Hawaii private business
affairs which required mis- attention Mr.
ThurstonS stays in Washington never have
exceed three months in length, and for this
reason Mr.. Hastings was commissioned
charge d affares and minister ad interim
and not as secretary of the legation in
which broader capacity his relations with
the State Department have always been
particularly agreeable.
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Do not madly risk consumption when a
few drops of Hales Honey of Horehound
and Tar will inevitably cure coughs, colds,
catarrh influenza and every other ailment
leading to that awful malady. Sold by all
druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
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Purifies
I he Blood

81 have found Hoods Sarsaparilla a
good spring medicine and it relieves that
tired feeling" BURDETTE YOUNG, West
Oneonta, New York. Get only HOODS.
t,,a aftor di,,,.r nil, ora
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

Special Dispatch to the Intelligcncer.
Charleston, W. Va, Nov. 2S,-ThF SUI
premc court of appeals this morning
made the following orders:
Sturmcn VS. Hutton, from Randolph
county. appeal and supersedcas allow
ed. bond $500: Speaker VS., Bohren, from
Morgan county, petition for writ OF
error refused; Hutchinson vs.. Rankin.
from Jackson county, petition for writ
OF error refused; State VS., II. l.. Low
rey. from Ohio county, writ OF error al
lowed; AlIers VS.. Dewitt, from Wood
county. opinion by Dent, judgment OF
circuit court affirmed; Smith vs. Wehr-
IL, from Kanawha county, opinion by
Dent, decision OF circuit court reversed
and bill dismissed; BlllInGsley VS.. Clel-
land. from Marion county. decree OF cir
cult court affirmed by divided court;
Vance Shoe Company vs.. Brookover,
from WetZcl county. opinion by Bran
non. decree OF circuit court reversed as
to LoyHnd Brookover and cause re-
mandcd: Jarvis VS.. Cowger's heirs,
from Randolph county. opinion by
Brnnnon. reversed and rcmanded; VIII
fong vs.. Johnson, from Tucker county,
opinion by Holt, affirmed; Coles VS. JEFF
ferson Insurance Company. from Ran
dOlph county, opinion by Holt, affirm
ed; I.aldlcy VS.. Central Land Company,
from Cabell county, mandate OF SUI
prcmc court recorded. Adjourned I'M
I'll Wednesday.
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Tho New York Herald keeps up It's
advocacy Of another nomination for
MFR. Cleveland but has taken the Intel
lIgonccr's advice and shifted Its ground
10 say that It Ia case of Cleveland or
nobody. The Herald roads nm Illus
trlous roll Of available Republicans and
stops without oxhaustlng the list.
This IL follows NJ with the frank nd.
mission that the Democratic pnrty "hds
but one available statenman." The
name Of the survivor In Cleveland,
"IIch in rcmcmbrnnccg and regrets"
the Democratic party 10 80 poor In men
thnt IL has but ono to nominate for the
presidency. The rest have been well
coined by God to rest and peace"
II may be- That tho Democratic party
ia To llnInh IT, history with tho nomlnn-
tlon Of Mr.. Cleveland. II might 49, well
save the trouble and expense Of a CON
vcnlIon. That would write the last
chnptcr M well and II would rcad less
like u tragedy
Cleveland or nobody How are the
mighty TALENT
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Thlrty-nvc hundred cltIacns OF PITTS
burgh assembled hlst Saturday nlEht to
say that they want better city govern
mcnt and intend to have II. Pitts
burgh In good deal Of u town, but before
any such demonstration M that can 10
Thought about oven In u large city the
people must BE- profoundly stirred.
Before Pittsburgh could be- stirred II
wnB necessary to make a startling rcvc-
lntlon ot dishonesty In the conduct "
public AFFAIRS, aud the revelation Ind TO
be specific, Thcn the people began to
think ana move lfrltRburEh win fol-
low up tho lund the money lost through
one public Office viii be- roEnlncd many
times In the money that win be- saved
In other public offices rhnt there ~
grcnt rottcnncRs In the city government
III beyond question,
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Those who braved the raln on satur-
day to see the contest between Wash
ington and jefferson aud the West VIr-
ginIa University say a-real game of
foot ball There was no unnecessary
roughness but there was an animated
contest OF muscle and skill from start
to finish,
The West Virginia boys were under
some disadvantage by reason of play
ing under rules to which they were not
accustomed. and there was foul tackle
which gave their opponcnta the only
score they made. But the PennsylVa-
mans won. and there Is no disposition
to rob them OF their laurcls. Some of
the Washington visitors made vulgar
display OF money, standing onthe street
corners and accosting people with
offers to bet. but this may be their
way OF encouraging manly sport.
The West Virginia boys made a splen-
did fight and showed that there Is good
stun In them.
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STREET CAR WORKS



Wheeling Capital Interested
Special Dispatch to the lntellIgcnccr,
steubenvillo o., Nov, 2i,-some time
ago Messrs, Autumn and LoycJoy, of
Chicago, came here and secured an OPP
ton on the Henry Adams farm OF over
200 acres, below Mlngo. 1t was given
out at the time that the site was wanted
for manufacturing purposes, but only
within the past few days II has develop
ed that the site is wanted for the manu-
facture OF street cars. The parties VINO
took the option are now engaged In IN
teresting capital In the enterprise ana u
company win soon be formed ana me
ground purchased, the price being fully
$4,000. There will be fully $4,000 put
In buildings and machinery for the
manufacture Of street cars at once ana
large number of men Will be given
employment. Considerable portion oil
the ground will be plated on IN lots
which viii be sold and the proceeds
from the lot selling as fast as secured
viii be nut into the enlargement OF tile
concern. Wheeling capital will be large
ly interested along with capital from
Pittsburgh and Chicago. II is given
out that Colonel Aiken, who owns the
Jewet street car works, will merge his
plant into this and take considerable
stock In the plant, Colonel Lovejoy,
who Is one OF the parties holding the
option, is patentee Of street car which
can be converted from q summer to a
winter ear or vice versa by simply
touching lever. These cars are now
being manufactured ut Chicago but
the company is unable to supply the de-
mnnl.
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Tn. New IIon.e of I,sprs.sntatlys..


one who looks on the new house may
easily believe that year ago cyclone
struck the country. There Will be 1863
new faces out of a total OF $3.50, nearly
half the membership new. The old
house had Democratic majority of 49,
The new one has Republican majority
OF al. With Mr., Reed In tho chair this
will not fail to DO "a good working ma
jortty," There has not been such an up
setting since the war time.
Twenty delegations are solidly Re
publican 1t pleases West Virginia Re
publlcanstoknow that their state sends
one OF these delegations, The other
states on the roll of honor are Delaware
Indiana, Connecticut, New Jersey,
Iowa, Maine, New Hampshire, YER
mont, Rhode Island, Michigan, Wis
consln, Minnesota, Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas and
Wyoming,
There is one Democrat from Massa-
chusetts and one from California, all
the other representatives from these
states being Republican. Illinois
Pennsylvania and Ohio have two
Democrats each and no PopulIsts,
There will be six OF this last named
variety In the whole house,
The Democrats have solid delegations
from Ave states, Arkansas, Georgia,
South Carolina, Mississippi, and LouIsI-
ana. In the delegation from the great
state OF New York there is not Demo-
crat outside of the Tammany city,
There will be thirty contests, with the
exception OF one from New York, all
from the south
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AProtenn politician.

Ex-Prcsldcnt Harrison must have
gone on double turn In respect OF the
presidential nomination. He is for
himself and is "in II" with all that he
and his friends can command. He Is
so mudh in earnest that he will not
speak to anybody who Is not uproari-
ously for him. This Is one turn.
Ex-Presldent Harrison has looked
tho field over and concludes that the
very best man for the Republican nomI-
nation is Senator Allison, OF Iowa. In
Mr.. Allison the ex-Prcsldent finds
those sterling qualities which make an
ideal candidate and an Ideal President,
and he Is doing all he can to bring
about the nomination OF the Iowa
statesman. This is the other turn.
Doubtless General Harrison finds
some entertainment in the mIsccllanc-
GUS work cut out for him by thcnolitical
goaslps. This great and good man Is
not Iacklng In a nnc scnsc Of humor.
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acknowledgement.
wnEntlNa, NovEMnEn Is, IsO,,
DrIIa.

Just before leaving the jail in which
he has spent 1888 days Debs did good
deal of talking, almost entirely about
himself He said that people in the jail
town were prcjudIced against him
when he went there, but he was con-
WINGED that he had changed that senti-
ment to one strongly in his favor. He
thought that feeling generally had
changed with regard to him.
He desired to remove the Impression
that as soon as he got out he would or
der n general strike or try tie up some
more railroads lie characterized rs
'.all fo6llshncss" the report that work
ingmen are waiting for him to lead
them into n general strike, From this
It is evident that Debs continues to re-
gard himself as u person OF vast impor7
lance and one whose capacity for trou-
ble-breedlng is still looked upon by the
country with grave apprehension.
pebs is right in his resolve not to or
der another big strike and MOTTO try to
tie up any more railroads, He has lost
the mower to command obedience. The
act which brought him into prominence
was so frightful blunder from the
uoint OF view Of labor that II cannot be
repeated until the bitter memory OF it
shall have passed away. It threw out
of their employment men who have not
hao, roInstated and who have not
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Special Dispatch to the Intellgcncer.
Buckhannon. W. Va, Nov. 23.-Thls
morning about o'clock FIRE was dis
covered In the rear OF the house Of
james Tnppan who lives on the pike
near Farnsworth's Touring mill. The
alarm was given and Il large crowd OF
citizens responded and succeeded In
saving most of the household goods,
but the fire spread 80 rapidly as TO rem
der useless all attempts TO save the
house. The fire seems 10 have origin
ntcd in the rear OF the building and
to hive been OF inccndiary origin, as
no FIRE had been in that part OF the
house yesterday. No reason can be nH-
SIGNED for the decd. hut ia the general
opinion that some mlscrcant did II for
spite. Loss about $500; insurance 500,
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Special Dispatch to the lntelIigencer.
steubenvlle. o., Nov. 24.-Mrs, Johr
VIII. wife Of n white barber, who is In
jail for failure to provide for and abuse
OF her, died here last night of paralysis,
Rumors We're so prevalent that the
paralysis was superinduced by abuse
and an injury 10 her spine by her hus-
band that Coroner Maxwell Is holding
an Inquest In letter found In the bed
directed to the dead woman's sister,
she stutes that her life has been one Of
misery Both VIII and his dead wife
have been married before. His wites
former husband was named Llewellyn.
Her parents are named Miller and they
live at Write Rock, Pa.
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To the Editor Of the lntclIIgcncer.


Slr--I noticed In the Registers issue
Of the 18Th inRtuut an article written by
n "Wctaci County Democrat" In refcr-
cncc to II society known as the ~. T.
A." Being very well ConvCrFaut with
the principles OF that sO-cUllcd dark
lantern society" | consider II my duty
10 answer that "buld-hcadcd" Demo
crat, as Governor MacCOrlSlc called
him, over In Bpllnlrc Il Few weeks nEo.
! am frank to say that that poor blind
folded creature does not even know the
first principles Of that organization
and am quite sure II he had heard Mar
gnrct l.. Shepherd. the Cx-uun. who haa
been locturlng in the odd Follows Hall
for tho past few weeks, that the veil
would be- lftCd from his eyes. II ccr-
talnly Ia absurd Ia hear anyone try to
dcnOunCc an organization without
nrst bclng thoroughly acquainted With
It's principles. ETC. ana IN conclusion l
will say II that poor "bnld-hcadud Wet
gcl County Democrat" VIII como to
Wheeling some time, probably he VIII
gct chnncc to learn the minclplcn Of
that sO.calcd dcmornlialnE society.
1870 IL ~
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Walden, kINEANW MAENlN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,

THERE has been great deal pub
llahcd In the newspapers about the dis
putcd boundary between Venezuela and
British Guiana, but If you would like to
know all about II Just refer to tile New
General Atlas Of the World, with mar
lions Mt 10 cents pCr section, furnished
by the intClligCnCCr.
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MIR aoycrcIgn hnH tho proud HnlIHrnc-
llon Of knowing that h. has brought the
general assembly of the knights Of
l0bor to him on the national bank note
question. Those Offensive notes nrc Ia
liz boycotlcd Mir Sovereign win nnd
lcBa satisfaction In the operation of lllB
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the dlphtherla death rate has been re-
duced from g per cent to 10 per cent
The first consideration Is to know that
the antItoxln is pure, the next to know
how to use 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

TnERE nrO many good rOasonS why
YOU should ugc Ono Minute Cough
Cure There arc no reasons why yon
Bhould not, II In mood OF holm. Tho only
harmless romody that produces lmmc.
diato fCault'. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
inr, W. Va, y. +. Peabody, Bunvood,
aud bowie 4 Co.. BtidgupnfL. U. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

When the Columbus Journal asks
whether Senator Blackburn would vote
to confirm Mr.. Carlisle as Justice OF
the supreme court It is guilty OF un-
warrantable meddlIng In family ar
fairs to say nothing OF rubbing vitriol
on a tender spot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

"ROgulate the tariff and the currency
will regulate itself" says the Chicago
Inter Ocean, This is another way to
say, Put the Republican party in power
and the country will resume its old
time gait.