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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
datOo. but, in spito Of Democratic
efforts. there arc no factions among
Republicans In this state.


Tho Registers state OF mind, growing
out Of n fear that tho Republican ticket
will BIO successful at tho coming city
election. Is pltitul. Hero Ia tho latest
wall from tho dscrodtted organ OF ila
party:
Why should party politics DO given thought
by tho voter who Is called upon 10 choose
among his nclghbon a mayor. u city clerk, a
chief OF police. or members Of couuell1
Doos anybody doubt, In view OF tho
organs course In past city campaigns,
that II It beloved for n moment tina. the
chances for tho success Of tho Demo.
cratic ticket are not doubtful. It would
utter such sentiment? Docs anybody
doubt that tho Register hopes to SEQ tho
straight Democratic ticket elected?
Tho Register Is partisan to the corc,
though 1t may DO indiscrect, and Its
hypocri,ical expression above quoted
will deceive no ono.
Evcn II We grant TINT tho Register 10
sincere, and is notifying to pull the wool
over tho eyes Of Republicans in tho
hopo OF gaining votes for its party
ticket, its course is something now un.
der tho sun. heretofore 1t has always
advocated tho election OF the straight
Democratic city ticket. regardless. Of
"htncss, character or ability" Tho fol.
lowing editorial paragraph from our
contemporary Of January IS, 1893, just
previous to tho last city election, is only
one Of tho many couchcd in similar
language and published during that cam.
paign: w.
Vote the straight Democratic ticket at Thurs.
days city election and we guarantee you will
make no mistake.
In that election the Register was not
pleading that party politics should
not DO thought OF in a city election"
Tho reason 10 plain. There was not
thon, a, now, a serious condition con.
fronting the Democratic party. Since
then tho political ring that has been in
control OF our city affairs has read n
handwriting on tho wall, and to save
itself from being doposed has issued or
ders to tho organ to eliminate tho vote
the.atruight.ticket" policy from the
campaign.
The Register further says:
No intelligent business man conducts his pri.
rate business or selects HIS clerks or partners
with regard TO their politics; Why, then,
should the corporation o. the city of Wheeling
give politics athought In tho conduct OF Its
purely business afairsT
And this in tho face OF the fact that
the Register carries at the head OF its
editorial columns the straight Dcmo.
cratic ticket, thereby declaring to the
public that it is doing the very thing
it advises tho voters not to do
namely. giving party politics the first
consideration"
10 the meantime the people will 60
about their business and intelligsntly
choose city officers. regardless of the
ridiculous position OF the inconsistent
Democratic organ.
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An Effort Tint VIII Fail,

Tho Democratic effort to a,ir up li,.
sonsicns among tho Republicans Of this
stale will not be successful. The con.
::ests Tor the various positions in tho
gift OF tho Legislature Is being con.
Quoted in n friendly spirit, and everv.
body will chooriuly abide by tho result
OF tho caucuscs and proceed 10 bust
mesa. This is as true Of tho various
nspirants for tho United States senator.
ship MS OF those who seek Lesser honorv,
Tho Republicans OF West Virginia have
no intention OF throwing away tho
advantage they have gained; by doing
the thing that tho Democratic nows.
papcrs and politicians no much dcsire
them TO do-,hnt il, indulge In "a hair.
pulling match. Therc .re rival candl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

An old.fashioned sea story full OF inter-
estand adventure. with astroug love mo.
tive, is begun by ". Clark Russell in
the January Cosmopolitan. "Ouida"
succeeds Froude, Gosse, Lang, and
other distinguished writer's with an in.
s,alment OF tho Great Passions OF His.
tory" series, which has been appearing
in The Cosmopolitan. A discussion 10
aroused by Mr.. Edward Bok's article on
Tho Young Man and The Church."
which will consume tons OF ink before
it is settled. Just preceding the famous
Cnarcots death he prepared an article
for The Cosmopolitan on Pasteur, to be
published after Pasteur's death. But
Charcot has died first, and 30 with the
consent Of Charcots executors. tho ar.
ticle is given now. The present THE.
atrical Season in New York." is critical.
ly considered by Mr.. James S. Met.
calie, editor OF Life. and there are stories
by Tourgee, Howells, and the famous
Francois Coppee.
Harper's Weekly OF January -, 1895,
will contain an article by Henry Loomis
Nelson on tho Personnel OF tho Navy"
auNoCutiHH ptouiOtlou lTolH LILO lowest
grade to the rank Of captain by sclec.
ton, apropos OF the bill for reorganizu.
ton. Frederic Remington has written
and illustrated an articla on the policing
otthe Yellowstone Park. which will mp
pear In tho same number. Mr.. Rem
ington's article is a spirited and inter.
csting account OF trip through tho
park taken by the author i'll company
with Captain Anderson. tho suporin.
tendGnt Another noteworthy paper
ia that by Jacob Riis, author OF How
tho Other Half Live" who gives syn.
opsis of the report Of the tenement
house commission. illustrated by din
grams showing tho development Of tho
tenement house, from the lowest to tho
highest grade that is hoped for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
MORNING SMILES.

Sparrow-How nice and warm this
telephone wire Is
Swallow-Tes; there must be prize
fight or football game somewhere
Puck.
How, the race problem down
south ?"
well, there's good many for sheriff,
but most all OF 'em want to 60 to Con.
gress. "-Atiantl Constitution.
when the earth an cr.aiac mantle wraps
About her figure fair.
The college man feels safe 10 comb
The tanglcs from his half"
-Dt.roR Tribune
Cholly-Why. Weggic, what's tho
matter now?
Wegginnl-1 called on Miss Chick
lahst night. and the vewy frat thing she
said was: "Oh. do tell me the name OF
your dressmaker ?'-Syracusc Post
Once Cupid ruled the human race;
Cupldity now holds his place.
Ana soldiers. sailors. statesman, scholar
All worship the almighty dollar.
-Sep fort Herald,
81 don't see anything abou: that pair
OF stockings that justiies its costing 90
much.' she remarked.
"iou don't? Look hore.' They're
made OF extra quality elastic goods, war.
ranted to accommodate Christmas pre-
cents Of any shape or ."-Detroh Ere
Pres.
"Who is tho author OF tho phrase,
mako haste slowly.'?"
~ dom. know. 1t was probably
somebody who was engineering con.
tract to build new pos,ofIice. - Wash
ingion Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

The so.callod Wilson bill is doing it's
deadly work in moro ways than one.
Its friends, including its sponsor, claim.
cd for it, for instance, that it was going
to open up tho Markets OF the World"
to American PRODUCTS. 1t is having
just the. contrary OBJECT, and tho ad.
minislration is at Its wits end to find
means &C avert disaster.
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systom In Wheeling than DR.. Ulrich,
nor Is thero ono who has mudo greater
sacrifice OF timo, or devoted moro talent
to tho advancement OF the work. Ills
election will BIO heartily applauded by
tho community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

The Republican members OF tho leg.
islaturc arc competent to settle the
senatorial matter without the advice OF
tho Democratic press. and the indica-
tons ate that they will do 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

THERE is power OF truth in this, from
the New York Press: Every bond that
ia sold under the Cleveland administra-
tration is an admission that the Demo.
cratic party cannot administer the fnan-
ces OF the government.
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TIE election Of DR.. Urich to tho
presidency Of tho board of education
was a deserved honor bestowed upon II
worthy man. There is no more euthu.
sinstic friond OF tho public dchnol
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BnEAHpAsr.-oatmeal. Oranges. Chick.
on ahortcakc. Mashed potatoes.
Graham mullins. Coffee.
DiNsEn--Bcnn soup. Celery. Droiled
beofs,eak. Mashed potatoes. Squash.
Cheese. Oatmeal waters. Orange
charlotte.
Suppgn.-Dried boef. Potato cakcs.
Apple pIc with cream. Gingerbread.
Chocolate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

IF tho weather bureau will kindly
spare us from the inliction OF flood all
will DO forgiven.
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TUSlrAliA,

T7drncr's UNkIN
IN Samoa where ships so by
They Ind thco In thy cradle high,
Unto tho sinr OF morning nIyh,
TuNiinln.
Thny looked to wlndward and to lee,
Over the wnrnr world and tho sen;
They saw none other like to thee,
Tnsilnla.
Ever those simple hcnrls that nchc
shall love their mountain for thy sAke,
Dear dust the north Jan never take,
Tnsituln.
soft with thy fragrant sunshine blend
Our rrlncc of Beauty, nnd their irlrndl
brave was Inv course, mud sweet thine end,
Tusltnla,
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DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan, O,

Above all things We should have a cnrc TO keep
tho body fiom diseases, aud the soul from isnoi.
aucc -fyihdg0rdi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

Line deop dish or mould with sponge
cako; cover tho cake with SLIGO, Of
orange. Beat ono cup Of lemon jelly
with ono cup OF sweotonod creami pour
over tho cake and Het on leo.
Chicken shortoako.
Mix two tcaspoonfuls OF baking
powder with ono pint OF flour. Rub
intoit hall cup OF butter; add one cup
Of aweot milk. Bake quickly. Have
prepared the remnauts OF Chicken,
heated with tho gravy, seasoned vol.
Pour over the shortcake. Servo at once.
ICopui1hledl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the st0csho'dor NJ IN.
Wheeling Hinge Company for the election Of
directors and tho transaction Of such oIhr,
business rs may DO brought before the iaeOtluR.
Will DO hold ut tho Office Of tho company Tue,.
day afternoon. January %. at 2 O'Clock.
ja7'ru J. G. BRADY. Secretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

NOTICE TO
~ NATURAL GAS CONSUMERS
In case OF high wuter consumers Of natural
gas. whose premises may be flooded, arn cNl,
toned 10 close all valves In house and use III
necessary brcCau,ion In order To avoid Acclicnt
TO themselves and others, rs gas will not be-
shut OF from flooded districts unless ABSOLUTELY
necessary. Respectfully,
TIE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF WA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

Tue Wheeling Register has just dis
covered that tho ISrELLroEScER has, in
the exercise OF its prerogative, n choice
Tor United States senator TO succeed Mr..
Camdon. Tho readers Of tho ISrgLLl.
GEScER made TINT discovery long timc
ago. They also learned that tho INTEL.
HGENcER did not consult tho Register
about tho matter before announcing its
position. It preferred to reflect tho
sentiment oil tho majority OF tho people
OF tho state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

4 NEW tin plato plant for Martins Ferry,
Well. well; and this under the Wilson bIll!-
R,qi,ter
While on the subject OF tin plato will
the Register kindly give us compare.
statement Of tho wages received by tin
plate workers under tho Mckinley bill
and those that are now offered them
under tho reduction OF tho tariff made
by tho Wilson bill. 1t might also re-.
produce one Of its lengthy editorial
arguments, made while tho Mckinley
bill. was pending, in the attempt TO
prove that tin plate could not and never
would be manufactured in this country.
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acknowledgement
WHEELING. JANUARY =. 1898.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

THE Daily Intolligencer will DO sent
from now until March 1 for one dollar. II
you want to keep posted on tho doIngs of
the Legislature send In your dollar at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting OF the StcCkholdr,,o,n.
Fire mud MhtInD Insurance Company. Of Wbn,'
lug, W. Va. Will bo held at tho Oricu ni Tho az,
pnny Oh Tuesday morning, JaIl,lary :. -, "a
tween tho hours OF eleven IN aud ~ ,y.,T.
o'clock, for the election OF Hoard oil tSct ;,
that may come before them. '"'"
jhs.rn WYLlE IRWIN, Soc Az
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TOR RENT-ONE FIvE.EODVTE
n brick house, No 7G7 North Main ,,,'I.
Apply 70 v w IlEIlRY. nt thLsnlllca ,-.ch
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IT OST-pUG DOG, WITH CVIITI'
~ Answers 10 tho name Of "Gyr" psn.'i-
lSD EOir street. Reward. '.a1
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THAT ",ItnnIo Williams" ToIogram.

That "NIhnnIo Williams" Telegram.
The climax which Holmes mad pre-.
pared for the tragedy no is now PLAYING
before the public tall short OF tho effect
intended. The Minnie Williams tele.
gram that was intended to dispol the
calamny that surrounded the bounded
hero, coniound his prosecutors, and
with SLOW curtain, red fire and sobbing
music WOO the compassion OF the pub.
lie, failed most miserably. In thoatri.
cal parlance tho dramatic situation was
strained aud unnatural, in fact, some.
what forced. The episode furnishes
the only comedy features in the terrible
drama tina! isjnst now engaging the at.
tention Of the people.
In the first place il Minnie Williams
was so eager to relieve her dear friend"
Of tho perpoxIties no was in BY letting
hin know she was still in tito flesh, why
did sho not appear as material sub.
stance instead Of disavowing her dc.
yitaiIzation through tho suspicious
medium Of telegraph message? Con.
Creio evidence 10 more conclusive than
abstract testimony.
At best tho telegram was a vory lamo
invention TO emanato from mind so
full Of oxpoden.i as that Of tho shrOwd
designer Of "lIolmOs' castle" Il only
Coca to show that frequently tho cunid.
ily OF tho criminal makes aomo very
stupid StuinDloS IN attempting 10 out.
strip tho nyeaptng stops Of Justice. Tho
incident Is 40 glu2y after all tho cir.
Cnmstancos connected with II have
been Analysed that ons wonders why 80
plain fraud wa' Attempted. lnvOsti'
CATION shows that tho Telegram wAi
loft at tho Providence olIicn In tho alter.
noon to bu sont at night II Mimic
Williams was aiyo aud wanted lIomo'
10 know II ulo would hnyo scorcllOd tho
wlro, in hor haste to rOIiOvs his Nnx.
lsty, aud not have poauod a message To
bc delivered At the convenience Of tho
Telegraph company Further, no ono
remembers whether II wns woman Ut
n man who loft The message,
Another bOlnL How did tho moI'
sare 90! to tho pubIic2 Holmes law.
yer avois lIla al 10 said nothing about II
to anyonoi tho employees Of tho iolo.
graph company dony that LlOy revealed
liz contents, therefore tho natural sun
position IL that tho nallor Of publicity
wa, arranged for by tho person who
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rhn Henlth Onleer,s case.

Health Officer Walden thinks it il
none OF the health committees bust
ness what arrangement there was be-
tween him and Special Inspector Dow
Ter as to the lattsr's pay. In this no is
mistaken. The committee authorized
the employment Of a special inspector
attwo dollars day, which the services
ola conf etent man were supposed to DO
worth. This 10 the pay the inspector
received, but after he received it the
health officer took iity cents OF it.
ItDr. Walden thought Mr.. DoWleF a
competent man, aud II Mr.. Bowler was
willing to work Tor less than the COM
mlttee was willing to pay. the saving
should have gone to the city. DR.. Wal
den had no moral right to cent OF it,
and it will be strange Il it appear that
ho had any greater legal right.
He is paid ST 900 n year rs health off,
Ger. Certainly it was never expected
that the health officer should get a
rake.oa from the pay OF subOrdinateL
That would be a vulgar sort Of sweating
system that would demoralizO any pub.
lie service. What respect could sub.
ordinate have for a superior officer who
made him hand over part OF his paY'
There seems to be some question as
to the right Of council to remove tho
health officer ior this. lis to be hoped
that the way may be found clear. The
health officer should be man above
taking part OF IN inspectors pay for his
own use.
Very little was known about Dr. Wal.
den when he was made health officer.
Enough is known now to make it de.
sirable to put somebody else in that
place. The ISrELLIGEScER does no!
doubt that tho council will do this
promptly unless some legal obstacle
shall be encountered.
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ounn,. Queer pr6pIamatIon


Senator Quay, flushed with victory
over the combine against him, pro-
mulgated the following; 1.-THE leaders
OF tho combination against me have
given up oil hope OF defeating me, ex-
Cept by meRps Of direct bribery Of IT.
teen or twenty delegates who have
hitherto been favorable to me. To &C.
ComptiSh this result agents Of the COM
bins will DO sent to almost every county
In the state, There people will tempt
the men who have been elected dela-
gates with large sums OF money. My
friends will be on their guard, and will
promptly take measures to make pub
lilo the efforts OF tho combine brlbera
aud will bring them to speedy Justice
Without such desperate methods IL is
impossible for me- to lose control Of tho
convention"
Tho prOpriSty Of such 4 statement Ia
to DO seriously doubted. Quay has won
a hard fight against faction that had
for its slogan the very opposite Of what
he intimates they are likely TODD.
Another lhIng,it will not be very agree
able reading for tho fifteen or twenty
delegates he claims. but by inference
distrusts their sincerity aud integrity.
It doesn't impress one as exactly tho
right thing to do under the cIEcum'
stances. II Quay feared bribery would
be attempted to proselyte his delegates,
no could have taken other means to
balk his euemie, than by proclaiming
his fears from the housetopa 1t 10 not
altogether like Quay 1t savors too
much Of a cheap bluG,
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Ar last it appears that the uniortu.
nate Mrs. Maybrick, now languishing
in an English prison charged with
poisoning her husband, Is to have
a chance OF vindicGtiuE herself
The sluggish and indifferent English
authorities have been moved by the
persistent agitation OF tho question by
American men and women Of note aud
influence. Even the judge who sen
toucsd her now has qualms Of conscience
about her guilt.
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MOMENTS OF MIRTH.

You're writing a novel with a pur.
Is III" 40 soil. Chicago Record.
allow much for a pordraid ofmy Ieetle
poy2' "Ono hundred dollars" "Nell,
dell you. you make de two for Sl26.
DeY vas twins, and look yooGt alike. ~
Life.
Quito IIumau-"What makes a rooS.
tor crow, BilIy?" Hes got TOT give
way ter his foeIin's. Hecan't help his
self" But when the hen lays n egg no
makes the most noise" "Ah, that's
Drido."-Lfe.
a Regular Snap-"What Is Smith
doing now" "lleia travelling with n
circus." ''rretty hard work, isn't lt7'
mo: Ito has nothing to do except to
stick his head into the lions mouth
twice a day,"--lera' Siai,g&
Tho Now Peer-Lord Abrahams
being shaved BY his valet, who accidsn.
tally cut his chin)-"lt docs not much
matter, Kari, il got some Of the mid.
d,o.class blood out Of me. Can You soc
any blue bIood?"-HrrOrishschc BidHcr.
STANDARDIZATION you marry my
daughter, sir, you've got to dress great
doal better than you do now. Suitor-
Then will sou give your consent IN
wrtng2 Fathor-What ior2 Sutton
| want to show it to my taIlor-PucE.
Mr.. Urban-Whyis it that YOU coun.
try people charge so much more for
board than we have TO pay in tho city ?
Mrs. Ennilaso-l.a, me! What qucs.
| lioui In tho city tho boRrdin' house
keepers has plenty OF markets, but here
We has to raise Overything.-NeU York
WccEiV,
A small boy gives his Vows on avOry
pertinent subject in these graphic
words. "Somo boy5 is honOstor than
others, and there's no way to tell them
apart except YOU pretend to forgot your
knife, and watch ON jump for it. The
ono that jumps last Is tho honest ono"
-iiowciDH IiOrM
"l'm sorry,n shn said gently, that |
cauuot DO all tnNt you wiah In your
lifo. But will always think OF you as
very dear frond." "rhank YOU" no
said. "And II thoro is any way can
cvor asslst you by advice or ondcayor
do not hesitate TO call on mo-" That's
downright kind Of YOU" no replied,
greatly ChCotCd, "Eou can hGlp INC, :"
Glow "You 900, 80 long rs you hAvu
declined to DO lninO, | thought Id pto.
poap TO Miss Binkin, and II you'll 500
hOr aud put In n good word for mo, you
| know Washington star
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THAT persistent and wickodIy beauIi'
Jul adventures, HeIla Nichoaus, who
tried to bunko one OF tho Gould boys,
will begin her career as theatrical star
in Philadelphia next Monday. When
the edge Of public curiosity has been
dulled Zolla will retire to that quiet
Seclusion from which she never should
have emerged. She may not be as bad
as the worst, but she certainly is no bet
ter than many others OF her class who
make a commercs Of their past
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mailed the message to some one In
Providence who sent It back by tole'
graph. 1t doe, not take tho Guo In
tsllect Of a Sherlock HOLMES to SEQ
through the thin film OF that little
scheme. II Il were not for the mon'
strouu vIllAinies connected with this
deception tho lSchrymuI emotion OF
Holmes in hearing OF tho telegram, the
theatrical atmosphere in which he is try
ing to move would be charged with
laughter instead Of moisture,
With all his shrswdness Holmel
seems to have forgotten that there is a
limit even 10 friendly crSdulIty
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Va oner ono Hundred DoIlnrs Re.
wntd for any case Oi Calnrth that can.
not bc cnrch by tinirs Untntrh Unfn
Il. ]. CHENEY u Co., PfOns, Toledo, q.
WO tho nndOfagnOl have known Il.
!. Cheney for tho lait liloon yours, aud
bOliOyo him perfectly honorable IA all
busincai transaction aud financially
nblo to carry out any obligation lnndO
by thrtt firm, War & PutAN,
Wholesale DruggISlr, Toledo, o.
MALplSd klNSAS 4 MAHyiS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. ..
Hairs Calatfh Cure IA taken informal.
", acting directly upon tho blood aud
mucous surfaces NJ tho syalOnl Prlco
10 cents per bottIn Sold by It'll Drug
giils, Testimonials FREQ,
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JonS BRowS's fort, tho historic engine
house, is to come marching back to iIar'
per's Ferry from Chicago, whore the
materials were taken during the WOtld's
Fair. Public spirited people contrib
uted funds enough to return it to its old
atmosphere and historical associations
Ancient landmarks lose in interest aud
cease to command reverence when re-
moved from their natural environments.
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PERHAPS Secretary BOlfout was right
when, being asked his opinion about an
international monetary conference, ho
said that while he had always been in
favor Of an international agreement no
had little hopes that nn international
conference would bring about that de.
sired result.