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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

VIA CarLion IN ECsry IYhT.
There's a rOd,lOtter page that Is brighter for its
And he Gngcr marks of time are never din
ming;
1t ha, very much to say OF u hot summer day,
When we fellows ran away, to go a.swlmming.
Creeping through lengthy grass while dancing
shadows pass.
Threading deep haunted wood where the SOUR,
rel slows his goods
whcrc The grapeclur,cr shines in wilderness
whorS'ats NOISY piIlows green NO, slumbor
And the rod blossoms grow in blossom.drll' OF
1t was maybe twice as guy that We felt bit
When % W. iiellOwsran away. to 90 aswlnmlngl
And til, river and the pool wero 50 heAycn,llLo
aud cool,
With fresh 6aby.brcczcs ovcr.sIlmmlng;
Everything weli.conITyed for a pleasure short
When we runaways arrived oEo a.swimmIng
Now all reRdy-uow plunge aud our bodies
That uadGly dry ha, been, seem to drink the
We are cropping In the cave, of the cold silent
We are Climbing to the air, alngIng torrents
from our hair,
And We struggle 10 and fro through the nipples
gentle How,
waters bright
OH the mad and merry day we went a,svIm
ming
Now the moral Of this rhyme, Is for youths
careless time:
Full OF good. sober counsel Il Is Drumming;
III your labor or your play, your supctiou obey;
Don't you ever run away u 70 HHwimmiug
Though the hoYerjewclS shine with radiance
divine
And the daisy. blossoms creep In the meadows
And the clouds ara are like high floating castle IN
the sly,
for you TO come
And dainty nook you know where the dainty
Whose delicious quiet charms would fold you In
their arms,
Bo obedient whilcyou may on the shore OF duty
stay;
Don't you ever run away to so aswImmlng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06
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GEsG5nteltigenrer
wHEELrNe, JULY q, 1909
Atlnnta,s Great Thought.


The Worlds Columbian Exposition
had its Midway Plsisauco, the memories
whereof arc embalmed in pictures,
poetry, prose. and music until you can't
rest. The Atlanta Exposition is going
10 have its bull fight as distinctive
feature, the like OF which was never
seen before. There will be no disom'
boWled horses, no quiverinC forms oil
men impaled on bulls horns-nOthinr
TO offend the most fGstidIOuI taste.
The horns Of the bulls arc to DO pad
ded. the horses armorCd. The MANAGE
meut proceeds on tho ASSUMPTION that
padded horns cannot hurt an armorod
horse, and probably the management ia
right Nothing is said about the plea
dores, the matadorCs, the banderillOa
and the rest OF the artists in the arena,
but it is probable that they also will DO
rendered horn.proof.
This leaves only the bull to look out
for. Since the fight is said to have
been rohearsed successfully several
times it may DO supposed that some
thing has been hit upon to make the
performance entirely agreeable to his
bullship, so that one animal may last
through tho whole exposition season.
Probably Americans will notenjOy
these entertainments, but there can be
no doubt that they would be relshed
ksonly by anybody accustomed to the
real thing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06
PROCLAMATION

LRF Caldwell Mayor OF tho city Of Wheel
Ing, do hereby, In accordance with me proSl'
sons OF Rn act OF the Legislature OF West VIZ
ginia In such case made and provided, announces
and publish that the following ordinance was
duly passed according 10 law Vt regular meet
Ing oil tho Council of the City OF wheeling, SAID
ordinance provides for the issue aud sale oil
the bonds Of the City of Wheeling In tho amount
aggregaIing not more than the sum OF sl.0' o09'
said sum 90 DO used and expended lot lho iol'
lowing purposes only viz:
Firat-Fof tho purpose OF paying and redeem
Ing the unpaid bonds now duo and lalllng quo
this year OtthO Loan OF June 0, 1891, known US
tho Electric Light Loan
debtednesA
Third-Paylng tho deficit or ovorcheck Of tho
Gas Board OF tho City OF Wheeling.
FOurth-FOr the purpose OF AiloTding means
10 purchase the plant 0i the Wheeling Electrical
Company. II the said city aud said Wheeling
Electrical Company fail 10 agree upon tho price
and terms OF said Electric Plant and the Same
being submitted 10 arbitration, according 10 inc
act oil February II, 1891, OF the Legislature, ana
that falling or the snid company milling TO APP
point au arbitrator within thirty days after no.
tiCc In writing from tho CITY OF Wheeling OF Us
desire that such appointment shall DO made,
then that portion OF the loan named IN within
ordinance TO ba used In purchasing said Wheel
Ing Electrical Compauy's plant shall be used 10
purchase, erect, build improve, maintain any
aud all buildings, works, plants, pipes, pipo
lines aud to use, generate, distribute, sell anu
control electricity aud gas loT light and heat,
and for the purpose Of furnishing Light for the
streets, buildings, stores aud other places ia aud
about said city aud also for the purpose OF heat
ing furnaces, factories, buildings and houses.
AtRApeCial GCtOn TO be held on tho Oth day
City OF Wheeling shall vote upon the question OF
the ratification or rejection of tho Ordlnanc CO
aforesaid. which ordinance Is in tho words And
lgures following, to'wlt;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Over seventy years ago Joseph bud.
lev, Of Waterford, Me-, conceived the
idea OF putting a large clock outside OF
his house over tho entrance to the
place. For that length OF time the
clock has been running regularly, with
the original works in It. Neither tho
rain nor tho snow ever stops II, aud it's
as regular as tho sun.
The discovery OF wood pulp as sub.
stiluto for rags iu the manufacture oil pa
per will, it would seem, soon have TO DO
followed up by tho discovery Of sub.
stisuto for wood pulp. 1t 10 estimated
that 500, 100000 feet Of spruce logs will
be needed TO I'LL the requirements Of
tho mills this year.
At youngstown. O., throO green fruit
dealers wero fined 81 aud costs for sell.
ing fruits and cigars on Sunday. Tho
mayor decided these things were luKu.
ries, but they could sell soda water aud
ice cream, which were necessities.
Jacob Smith, youngstown timer,
has received u message from Topeka,
Kan, stating that his son, who went
Wns. several years ago, had committed
suicide and left his father 5000.
After summer weather had fairly SGT
in, and tho residonta had donned their
straw hats and seersuckors, n snow
storm SwOpt down from tho mountains
on Canon City, Orc, on June %.
The average for public telephone is
$50 to each subscriber in Germany,
s37 so in England, S24 in New Zealand,
from S2I to Sl6 in Switzerland and only
$40 in Sweden.
Berlin Ia going 10 celebrate tho hun.
drodlh anniversary OF tho system OF
numbering houses, which began thorO
in 1895. Vienna followed in 1903 aud
Paris in 1905,
In the lity.seven yoara Of its exist.
enCo, Montgomery lodge Of Odd Fol-
lows, at Reading, Pa, which has dis
banded, paid $4,000 in benefits,
Lizzie Hunter, Oightoon yOarS old, Mt
tempted suicide by swallowing carbolic
acid at New Brighton, Pa, because hor
mother rCprovCd hor.
ItiIlkOly that n mncadamlzod road
ono hundred feet wide, running along
tho lnko shore from Chicago TO MIlwOu'
koc, will DO begun sOon.
Tho latest usO for tin foil IL to put II
down on gas fixtures In bnrroomH, II
looks shiny aud pretty when it 10 irOsh
and II koOps oil tho lliOs.
Al Thoma,ton, Me-, dclinqucnts nm.
dor dog tax law nrc meeting with little
mercy. ono man was locked up until
no paid $50 to go FREQ.
According to tho Rhilrond Gazette tho
rniltoad companies have ordered $4,000
freight cars this year at n cost Of SlO,'
100000.
with tube from a gas burner In his
mouth, William ROLAND, Boston safe
manufacturer was found doal In hia Of.
llco.
Thoro nro already $50 applicants for
admission to Radcliffe college noxL fall,
double tho number Of las! years CandI.
dalOl.
Tn to tho nnd Of last yOar rhilalcl.
phiaa now city hail had cost $1,000.
bBiO7, nnd " Ia not quito flushed yOt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06
A sturdy nIow for ooIntry.


The attention OF the administration
and OF those who have supported it in
doing It's best to knock in the head the
Monroe doctrine is politely but firmly
directed to the letter OF Ex-Governor
Campbell, Of Ohio, addressed to Tam
many,
Mr.. Campbell thinks the movements
Of Great Britain in Venezuela present a
real peril, and he has no patience with
the attitude OF this country with regard
to what 10 going on. He says; "Any
attempt to seize a foot Of territory on
this continent should be treated by the
United States as q declaration Of war"
1t makes an American feel good to
hear this kind OF talk, 1t is exactly
what the Monroe doctrine means, aud
on this solid ground tho administration
should have taken its stAnd. Instead
oil doing this the administration has
allowed thingS to drift, aud Its defenders
aud apologists have shouted lingo" at
everybody who saw in tho British
mAnUuvrss any desire for further con-
quelt on this continent
Mr.. Campbell is not frightened by
this eplIheL He foresees the time
when lingo will cease to be q term OF
opprobrium but will become tho ON
blem Of those who love their country
and flag" Tho whole letter is ating'
ing criticism OF the course OF the Cleve'
land administration in respect OF Of
forts to enlarge foreign influence on
this continent
The utterAuco was by odds the most
notable feature ofthe Tammsny Fourth
OF July celebration. It will DO APP
pIauded by every true American.
Coming from Democrat it cannot be
said that tits mean partisan assault on
this Democratic administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

Pittsburgh'a big Fourth Of July cOle'
bration in schonley Park produced
some good results. There were iOwor
fires in town and the drunkenness fell
of amazingly. tits estimated that tho
big show in tho park, which was FREQ to
everybody, cost about three cents per
head OF all who saw it Director Blgo'
low says that next years display will DO
on still greater scale.
Pittsburgh has struck a good Fourth
OF July gait, and the rest OF the country
would do we'll 20 emulate her example.
1t is good thing to give everybody a
big outing once year, aud Independ'
enco Day is good time to do it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

Tho readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that therc is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able TO euro in all its stages and
that IL catarrh. Halls Catnrrh euro is
tho only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Ca,arrh being
n constitutional disease, requires con.
stitulional treatment Halls Catarrh
euro is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system, thGroby destroying the
foundation Of tho diaoaso, and giving
tho patient strength BY building up tho
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its work. Tho propriotors have so
much faith in its curative powers, that
they olTer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails to cure. Send for list
OF Testimonials. Address,
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, y.
bny-Sold by druggists, Is cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

THERE is bad news from Elkhorn and
and tho governor is asked to send
troops to protect property and tho men
who desire to work. From the gov
eruor's previous action in matters OF
this kind there ia reason to look to him
to do whatever the situation requires
10 bo done. uO is believed to DO in
close touch with the scene Of trouble
and to be keeping waichtul eye on it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

TnE Republican frucas in pOnnayl'
vsnia has obliged all tho leaders to get
down on their marrow bones and bog
the rank and file to help them out.
For the sake Of winning they are will
ing to eat humble piO or even to gorge
themselyes with crow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

DECENTRALIZATION Of WOODEN imports
by some importers has reached such an
crlont that ollrOr importers have Joined
with manufacturers to 500 whether " Ia
not possible 10 rut an Ond to tho pfnc'
tIuo. Tho I'D ynlotOm Syilom Of dnLiCH
iIa perpetual picuIo ior tho dishonest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

TnE Panhandle Dycing establish.
mont, owned by John lloimoior, ut No,
1851 Market Ftrool, Ia tho bo1t oQuppoi
hou0o Of iLB llnd Ia Wheeling IN nddi.
ton to tho dyoing aud cleaning depart.
montaa Corpi OF llrst.GIaBl mllora arc
employed, who eau do repairing a. neat
M IL Is possible, Clothes aud ladiof
garments, cleaned or iyol, can bu mnlo
10 look lkO now Satisfaction Ruaran.
tanJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

Turns Ia great dangor in ncglocling
collie. Cnolom and similar complains.
An absolutely prompt aud Boic euro N
found In Do Vita Collie aud Cholera
Cure. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling w..
Va, u. i. Peabody, Bonwood, and lIowio
& Co., bridegroom, y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

Tmsisn tino OF breaking old irlOnd'
shlpu aud making now alliances In 10.
publican polite, Ia Pennsylvania You
can't judge from a mans attitude last
yoar whoto Ito will limo Mp this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06
7. ]. UIIENkY q UO., IoIcUOl
Eiy-Sold by druggiats. % eenLg.

CnAurAuoUA LAKE, Cambridgeboro,
saegortown, can DO reached in TOW
hours from the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railway and it's connections.
Consult local agents for ratios and
thrnnVh Limn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

WurS occasion demands its use, try
Do Wits Witch Hazel salvc. 1t Is
cooling 10 burns, stops pain instantly,
clcansos, a perfect hoalor for Bcalds or
akin oruptions. Always cures piles.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va, u.
+. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
liridpoDorl. 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

Iy his letter to Tammany David b.
Hill makes another bid for n prcsiden.
.lal nomination. He submits 80 many
plank, that 1t may DO inferred that no
il willing 10 stand on any platform,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

Prneoss who ntc subject to diarrhmn
will find speedy euro In Do vita
Collie and Cholera Cure. Uqo no otlIor.
II Ia tho host that eau bO made or that
money can procure. IT. lcnyos tho
aystom In natural condition nItor ila
uaO We BclI II. Logan Drug Co.,
wheeling, W. Va, d. II Peabody,
lionwood, and BuwIo x Co., Bridge.
port, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

in the importing business. The trainers
Of tho new tariff law know how this
would work il they knew anything
about tariff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06
BOaEdOfEqua!izatiOnandAppsaI
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
CLERK,s orrIcr, 60 o. WnEELIYe.

CLERKS OFYlcE, CITY OF WHEELING.
Public notice Is hereby given TO all persons In
terCsted. that the assessors elected by the Coun.
ell OF the City OF Wheeling have completed their
assessment for the year, and made return there
Of to nv office. Any person wishing TO appeal
made will appear at the City Building before
the Board OF Equalization and Appeals on tho
following days, at O'Clock 4 m. a tho said
board will meet at such times at the said City
Building to hear all objections TO said assem-
mont and revise the same:
First WArd-MOndAY, July IS.
Second Ward-TueSday, July l6.
Third ward-wedneSday. July II,
Fourth Ward-ThursdAy, July Is
Seventh WRrd-Erday. July 10.
Fifth Whrd-MoudAy, July ~
Sixth Ward-TuCS1ay. July ..
Eighth WArd-wet uesday, July q.
CHARLES Z DASNENBERG.
jy6.Nw4F city Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

TThs IHrELLIdEScER, embracing It's seycml
editlohL Is entered in the Poi!ohco ~ Wnve''
ing, W. Va, As secopG,ClasA matter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06
FOR SELR. + +

wheeling Steel and Iron Company bonds
Wheeling Pottery bonds.
Piedmont Water Works bonds
Ripley District, Jackson county, bonds
Wheeling New Steel Bridge bonds.
Ohio County bonds
Lallolle Iron Works stock.
Exchange Bank stock.
Wheeling Railway Company stock.
Riverside Glass Company stock.
New Steel Bridge stock.
bank Of Wheeling stock.
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The Intelligencer.
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LOAN ORDINANCE.
BONDS OF 1000.

AN ORDINANCE to provide for the issue and
Sals OF Bonds Of the City OF Wheeling TO be
known rs Bonds OF 1895 and for the Tedemp-
tlOn nuu nav nent thereof
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The aggregate amount OF Indebtedness OF tho
City OF Wheeling issued and authorized BY the
said city aud existing at this date is 500 SG7 co.
Given under my hand this lSi day OF July.
4. D. 1895. Il I. CALDWELL.
Mayor Of the City OF Wheeling, W. Va.
CHARLES + DAESESHERG,
CLERK Of the CITY Of Wheeling. W. Va.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-26
WAR BETWEEN MOTIVE POWERS.

Connecticut to Witness Contest Batween
Electricity and Steam.
Connecticut Is destined to be the first
state in which the battle between
steam and electricity viii be thorough
ly tested, says the Utica Observer For
many years the railroad buoiness Of
that state has been controlled by what
is known as the Consolidated road.
Legislation in the past has been very
favorable to this corporation, and it has
been impossible TO build rival lines Of
steam railroad without the consent Of
the Consolidated-an Of course this
consent was not 10 be secured. When
trolley cars came into existence shrewd
observers saw In them a possible means
Of finally accomplishing the downfall
of the Consolidated, and as the improve
ments in the means Of using and apply
ing electricity as motive power were
rapidly perfected the hopes Of trolley
line projectors grew. The result has
been the securing of large number Of
franchises for trolley lines, and already
the most important towns along
seventy-five miles of the Consolidated
are united by lines Of double track
electric railways that permit Of contin4
pauous ssage. Many other franchises
have been granted and appearances in
dicate that through service may soon
ha cect,t.ad Iaafvvaa,, Nou, yorIS ,t,4., -. 4
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-26

Near the principal entrance at os-
borne there Is flower garden in which
an immense myrtle bush Is to be seen.
This has been grown from q sprig
which was taken out Of the Wedding
bouquet Of Empress Frederick In 1858.
1t has been rule nt court that at
every royal marriage at which bride
or bridegroom was q descendant Of the
queen some pieces Of this myrtle have
been placed In the brides wedding
bouquet. The practice commenced
when Princess Alice married Prince
louis Of Hcsse at Osborne ii 1ses, and
1t has been continued until the day
when their daughter WAS nlarried 10
~ smeAscs u Raasiei
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-26

0aE Of the oldest pioneers in the
state, if not the very oldest, is Mr..
Taylor, Of 6auvies' island, who
came up the Columbia in 1886.
He is about so years Of age, and
has never appeared in the process
ion On Pioneer day. He says the
rea on is that they have no flag
dated far enough back for him.
The society might get an 1886 flag,
and induce Mr.. Taylor to carry it
In the procession on Pioneer day.
Hsis still hale and hearty, end
his faculties well preserved. His
sons will NOT allow hin. to do any
work, and be spends most Of his
time in reading, and takes . num-
ber Of newspapers County
bhssssssl
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-26

REv.J. G. READ, the preacher
robber is to be sent to the asylum
&C Salem. Nowad .ys when man
commits a crime all he has to do
is to play the insane act, and 10
and behold, jury Of his peers,
peri aps as crazy as he, will believe
the evidence introduced to prove
insanity and sentence him to the
asylum instead Of to the peniten-
tiry. Were single level headed
Judge to TRIP the case nine times out
Of ten the insanity dodge would
fail.---Ex.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-26
ARNOLD MUST WEAKEN.

THE animated discussion going
on between the Democratic State
Central Committee and Surveyor.
General Arnold is awakening great
interest on the Pacific slope. Mr..
Arnold was appointed by the pres
ident at the urgent solicitation Of
the democrats Of this state. He
now refuses to recognize his party
and Indignantly rejects its reason
able demands, claiming his right
to retain whomso.ever he wishes in
the best paying positions Of his
department, Mr.. Arnold has been
writing several letters to the com
mittee, and intimates that the
yictors have been generously re-
warded by his (Arnold's) appoint
ment. This is unique. Probably
Mr.. Arnold has been sufficiently
rewarded and, if he can show that
he is the party, then his claim,
that the party has been sufficiently
I . - = - Fl -.
rewarded, will be proven. Until
Ma. Arnold proves himself the
party, the democrats can claim but
slight recognition in Arnold's ap-
pointment, for Arnold is evidently
nodemocrat, but a rank mugwaump.
His action is reflection on his
own qualifications, for he admits
that the presence Of this object
ional republican is essential to the
welfare Of his office; and he insults
the democrats Of the state By thus
insinuating that no democrat can
be found capable of filling this
position. The presence Of this
republican may materially lessen
Mr.. Arnolds labors, but it in no
way ligntens the labors of his
party, but places upon it greater
burden. Ingratitude is an unpar-
donable sin, politically, and is al
ways a mean disposition in any
man. Mr.. Arnold is certainly un-
grateful. He is a very small factor
in the politics OF his state, and he
should not seek to appropriate all
of the fruits Of his party's victory
Ito accomplish which he contri-
butes but little, if any. 1t is al
settled political dogma, that Ito
the victor belongs the spoils."
This is not a suitable doctrine to
preach in Sunday School, where
we are told to love our enemies,
but politics is q horse Of another
color, where, Of necessity, friends
are alone rewarded, and enemies
should not expect it. MIR. Arnold
should accede to the very reason
able demand Of his party Or he
should resign.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-26

The 16-year.old son Of Mr..
Keeney, residing three miles above
Holly, on the Galspooia, a few
days ago ran upon an old cougar
and three yearling cubs. The boy
only had . 22-caliber rife; but he
faced the music, and before he was
through with the cougars every
one "bit the dust" -Four in one
day is q good record, and the boy
has the scalps to testify to his
powers.