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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-09-22

wick, Robert Walker, Hazel, Harper, NIL
Ter Charles NOumans Frank Clefner,
Charles and Hugh Gibbens and Archie
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-09-22

November /. Q, 7oo w,s, Tenth street. this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-15

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
speaking OF Admiral Meade'a public
criticism OF the administration. says
"He made 4 mistake in not waiting o
few days until he had been retired.
when he could no. have been court
martialed for it,"
This is not our understanding OF the
status OF retired officer OF the army or
the navy. AZ We understand tho rcgu.
lations retired officer ia still an officer.
though not on the active liat. He re-
mains subordinate to his superiors and
must treat them with the samc evil
dencas and respect.
II n retired officer were to indulge in
criticism Of the President that would
make an active officer liable to court
martial certainly tho fact Of his retire.
momt would no: save him. Unless nc
are very much mistaken the CONNER.
cial Gazette is in error.
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BISHOP pETERIiIN

Takes n step IN Connection with tho Stntn
Unlvrrslty TINT Mny lie Followed by ths
Heads of Other Denomination.
Special DiIpdteh 10 ne InisHiTacT.
MoR0ASrowS, VIVA, May ll.-lliahop
George W. pe,erkin, OF tho Episcopal
diocese OF Wcst Virginia, has bought
tho property Of Prof. John D. Harvey,
In this place. for $1,000, and has inNdo
an otior for tho property OF Prof. Il, q.
Bctkoly adjoining II. Upon those dor.
mi,ories will DO erected to DO used AZ
homes for Episcopal students who nj.
tcnd tho university. Bishop Po,erkin
has been contemplating this move for n
number OF years, and has several timca
made oilors for property hero, but until
now has not succeeded in interesting
the diocese In tho move. Tho project
is hailed with much satisfaction by tho
officers and friends OF tho institution
here. because 1t will benefit the uni.
versity in many ways. All students OF
Episcopal families will live In tho dor.
mitorios, which will be in charge OF the
rector OF the Episcopal church, but tho
plan Ia particularly designed for tho use
OF the young mon OF tho state who OK.
meet TO ontor the ministry OF tho Epis.
copal church. 1t Is Bishop petcrkin's
idea to have them como here, where
the tuition Ia FREQ. aud take tho course
preparatory to entering tho theological
seminary. as tho charge for thrr
living will DO nominal, 1t will DO big
saving to tho diocese, which cducRtcs n
great many OF the young men who enter
the ministry Of tho church.
The bishop Is confident he can have
twenty-five students horc next wear to
begin with. This Is the first material
evidence OF UNCONVENTIONAL interest in
the university. although such projcc,
has been contemplated by the Presby.
torian church. but always had to DO
abandoned on account OF lack Of funds.
III believed that aimee the Epi,copa.
lians have taken the lead the Presbyte.
rian and Methodist and perhaps other
congregations will follow suit and the
prospects, will DO bright for largely in.
creased attendance ut tho school.
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SptciG! Diplth 70 ih Lnie!;igeaTr.
pnILirrI, ". Va, May lI.-Thc peo.
pie OF tho quie. town OF Philippi are
greatly exercised over tho appearance
Of oil running out OF we'll, which was
bored about two years ago, but later was
abandoned. because it was thought i.
would producp no oil. A icw weeks ago
it was noticed that oil was oozins on.
through the plugged well at tho ratio OF
n barrel day, and oil quality which Is
said to no the best The Tygart's Val.
Low IMMORAL and Oil Company, who
drove these wells, subsequently, loft
them and now, since tho oil has made
its appearance, company composed oil
lhreo energetic mon. Wv. kittie, W. T..
Scott aud Sam 7 Holt, have leased tho
land in and around Philippi and arc no.
gotialin. to have tho plns4 taken out
and tho wells cleaned. to bore deeper
and have tho wells struck. This can bo
dono with little trouble and cost. NJ tho
wells aro zach over two thousand foe,
deep. Qui.uu number Of oil spocula.
tors are alvcudy visiting tho town in
Wow Of tho oil craze, and it IL though.
tho wells will become good producers
when opened up.
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WHEELING. MAY 10. 1898.
The President on silver.


Instead OF abusing the President, as
some Democrats are doing. for trying to
save hia party from tho free silver folly,
Democrats Interested IN their parsy's
success should praise the President and
do what they can 10 help him along in
the good work. The President sees,
what should DO apparent to every oh.
servant and thinking man. that no
party can succeed on the free silver
issue.
Probably tho Democratic party eau.
not succeed a. oil in 1896, but the Presi.
dent would like it to 20 into the cam.
paign with as much show rs possible.
On FREQ silver platform it woald not
have ghost OF n show, unless the Re.
publican party were on the same sort OF
platform, OF which there is not oven o
remote probability.
The Populist party stands logically on
a free silver platform. Any other party
taking up with the ism would be base
imitator and would be defeated for its
pains. Tho Populis, party cauno. win
with free silver. but there isso little
OF tina. party that defeat will mean moth
ing in particular to it.
The President sees that his party has
already gone too far as bob to the
PopuIist kite. and he has sounded the
anti-free silver note in noble effort to
Cut i. loose.
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NU1DAHDs who remain out late these
nights should remember that there is
danger OF being irost-bi,ten.
Cool Tor tho Episcopalinns

Good news comes from Morgantown
telling OF the purchase OF real estate By
tho Epiacopalians OF ,his diocese for
tho purpose Of erecting dornitores ior
the uae OF atudents Of thor donomina.
ton Attending tho university.
This provision will be helpful to tho
young mon Tor whom /. il intended
and will extend tho univcrsity'a sphere
OF usefulness. Tho young men will be
comfortably housed and under moral
influence equal to tho bost. Tho Episco.
palians are by no means tho most
numerous denomination in Wust Vir.
ginia, but in this matter they arc the
frs. to take stop which commcnda
itself 10 tho thoughtful consideration OF
all denominations.
Tho university cannot be dcnonina.
tionaI, but i. can bn helped on in its
work BY tho combined effort OF all tho
denominations and OF MI tho people.
Tho Mc,iiodIa,s, Prcsuyterians and Bap-
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Pittsburgh District Miners strike.

a ''SSh' - " 1890 - -N''S'' '''A' s>Ss
l, is believed that to-day will bring
the end OF the coal miners strike in the
Pittsburgh district 1t is to be hoped
tina, .his may prove true and that the
ending OF the strike may bring with it
living wages for the miners, who struck
asains, wages below the standard OF n
decent living.
The operators have insisted that they
were paying all that the condition OF
their trade would allow. which may be
true, for what with dull business and
:he throat-cuttinC between regions and
operators. twas hard to tell when and
where bottom would be reached.
It may be hard to get at it, but GER
tainly it is possible to come to an under.
standing By which the coal OF all tho
districts will be sold at price tina,
will allow operators and miners to live
Coal that cannot DO 80 mined would
better be allowed 10 remain in the
ground until conditions change.
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Sptcfd! DuDr'ch to he Hteiiiqeacer.
WASHINGTON. D. G., May 1.-THE
following pensions have been granted
to West Virginiaus:
lncrcase-Samuel White, Calcutta
Andrew J. Glover. Clifton Mills.
Restoration aud increase-David A.
Gregory, jackson.
Orisinal-John II. Millender, Ceredo.
Renewal Frederick Robinson,
browns Mills.
Original widows, &c-Nlnors OF Jos.
hua K Thomas, Anthem.
Reissue-Thomas J. Brown, Tyrcon.
nell Mines; Marshall J. Parsons, Graf.
ton; Charles Kraft, Hartford City;
James L. Jett. Rockford; Thomas " !.
Moneypenny, Parkersburg; Caleb Ad.
kins. jerks; Joseph J. Welsh, .Lcnox
Elum Wyatt. Petroleum.; Elias +. Bar.
nett. Weston; Alfred c. Stage. Point
Pleasant; John ". Keller, McAlechcn
Peter Gregory, Green Bottom; Andrew
d. lsobln-on, Dingess; Silas Sinclair,
Independence; John II. Benedum,
Salem; Cornelius ". Thomas, Triple,t |;
Jacob Gregg. Edmis,on; Alfred Carpen-
ter. Rilla; Richard V. Moore. Wallace
David Latin, Milton; Henry Taylor,
Hundred; Lee Graham. Kincwood +;
james A. Henry. Wheeling; Robert W..
Stuart, Smithville; Ulysses 5. Atha,
Mannincton; Calvin Munson. Snyder
Mills; Ferguson Clemens. Central Sta.
ton; Isaac y. SicGins, Aburn; Robert
7. Layno. Patrick; Elias d. Conger,
Lockhart; Urih Rowe. White Creek /;
David Found. Lone Tree; Jesse Quo,
Queens Ridge Jeremiah b. McCandIess,
Parkersburg.
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fists arc strong enough to follow the
good lead OF tho Episcopalians and erect
dormitorios for students OF their 70.
spoctivo denominations. Together thcy
would DO tower Of strength to tho uni.
versity.
Tho people Of Wost Virginia can mako
tho university a great power for good,
and since 1t has been determined that
Its governing board ahall no longer rcp.
roscnta single political party ,hey arc
manifoa,ing a now and marked interest
In Its welfare. Tho coming yoar prom.
isCs to DO tho best In tho hi,tory OF tho
institution.
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IwIsuYoU WE'LL, S wmErnEhnr.

wish you we'll. my sweetheart
Thu iatcs bavc willcd IL SO.
That love shalt touch heart OF Ice,
Ana set Il all aslow.
Hut love TO thoO his CcStayy
For me would not impart,
And 50 can but SAY "goOl-hy-
wish you well, sweetheart"
wish you well. my sweetheart
VII should wish you PAM
Because al sweet. wild hope had
Was cherished all IN vain.
Dear. Iicnr You grew, q eyes so blue,
red lips curved apart,
Osnul 80 iHir-but may dnrr
To wish you we'll, sweetheart
! wish yon we'll. my sweetheart,
GOn arc not more 10 b!hlnc
Than 18th rose beyond my Tc2rh,
Fox love unbidacn came.
klnI TINA mIy heal the sting Fee,
Hut love will no: depart
All, no! IN SAY TIL | nm gray,
81 wish you we'll, sweetheart.
-l'nI"l.. Bank IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-15

SINCE the wilson tariff went into OF.
feet wool in this country has reached
the loves. price on record. II any free
trader denies this slap him in the face
with the record.
Since the Wilson tariff went into OF
feet shoddy importations nave broken
the record. II any free trader denies
this ban: him overthe head with bale
OF shohdy.
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Mr. J. Il. Cobb, publisher of tho
Mirror, at Brocton. \. Y. says: "For
nearly two years tho Mirror has been
publishing tho advertisements of
Ihamborlnin's Remedies. A icw davs
ngo tho writer was suffering from n
bowel trouble aud rcsortcd to mn old
remedy. which did not prove ellicacious:
finally no tricd Chnmberlain'a Collie,
Cholorn aud DiarrhWa Remedy md
two doses did tho business. checking 1t
completely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-15

IT cost a Maine lumberman $4,000 to
discover that the wicked mind OF man
has devised such swindle as the .'gold"
brick. The little souvenir OF this dis
covery is worth s.. tits beyond belief
that men who read the newspapers can
be caught with so poor bait, but they
can DO caught and are caught. They
have been landed right hero on the
eastern bank OF the Ohio.
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SHODDY REPLACES WOOL.

Prosperity Vision. Of Democratic FREQ
rradhr. Ciorniod by fncts-iu,portntion s
ot shoddy Increased More than Thou.
Hnud Per Cent nud tho American Wool
Grower spss tho Price Of Ills Product
GoiuI Down-Trcu,ury Figures That Toll
Tho story.
iPn'hiautoa StdJ Correspondent IN Philadelphia
Pr9A
Senator Voorhees,, OF Indiana, assert.
od III tho tariff debate In Congress, and
also on tho stump Ia Indiana, that II no
thought wool would decrease in price no
would never yo,o for tho Wilson tariff
bill. lilo declared, as did oil the other
free traders, that II wool wero put on
tho free liz, II would Increase IN value
because Of tho greu,or demand that
would DO created for American woods to
mix with those Of foreign production.
That this was baroiaced misstutement
was demonstrated frequently in Tho
Press and was patent to any iairminded
person. Tho free traders did not OK.
poet wool TO increase In value, because
II they did wooden cloths would DO
dcaror, instead Of cheaper. 1t was n
talsohood similar to that uttered by
many domagOgues now In advocating
FREQ silver coinage.
The now tariti Inv has been In effect
long enough 10 test tho truth OF those
FREQ trade assertions about wool. 1t
largely decreased in price soon after tho
Cleveland administration came into
power, because 1t WAS then clear that
wool would DO put on the free list. But
it has kept right on going down, not.
withstanding tho low price reached DO.
foro tho taril bill became u law. Ohio
fleece, y and NX. according to tho fix.
uros OF the treasury bureau OF statistics,
sold for - cents q pound in tho first
week OF May OF last year. They are now
selling for 10 cents, and even less. per
pound. When the new tariff net was
passed. tho price was 81 cents. and now
1t Is l6. showing decline OF 5 cents n
pound in eight months under the new
law. Bur no one will ever hear OF any
explanation OF this point from tho free
traders. Voorhees, will carefully avoid
any reference to his campaign assertions
on the subject OF wool. just as he would
AS carefully avoid, in the future, any
reference 10 his present statements on
the subject Of free silver coinage ii the
country should be so unfortunate as to
have such Calamitous statute inflicted
on it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-15

JUDGE BARRErr. oi.Ncw York, says he
wants for jurors men who read news.
papers, who think and are capable Of
forming M intelligent opinion-just
about tho qualifications which until
recently, when judges themselves began
to DO enlightened. drove men out OF the
jury box. It's gratifying to know tina,
man does not have to DO blockhead
to be eligible to jury duty.
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Again "Orportnnits" Kuocss ut You
h"or-"if Sleeping, Awtkc"-0n Il


Again "Orporrnnits" Kuocss ut Your
h"or-"lf Sleeping, 'Aw,ke'-on TO
Denver.
July Sd, It'll and 9th, excursion
tickets will DO sold by all lines in the
east, via Chicago aud tho Chicago, Mil.
wnnhee Il St. Paul railways. Chicago,
Council BIuls e Omaha Short Limo"
10 Denver. Pueblo or Colorado Springs
and return ut ono standard liraL.class
larc, plus two dollars, for tho round
trip. Tickets good 10 return until Sop.
tcmbor !. Special aide trip to points
OF interest throughout Colorado ut 70.
duced rn,os. Sleeping car accommodate
tlons can be rosewood in advance, aud
tho Opportunity" Of extending tho trim
to Salt Lake, Ogden, Helena, Butte,
Yellowstone Park. returning to Chicago
via St. Paul, Is offered Mt greatly TO-
duced ratios. For full particulars call
on any coupon ticket agent or address
John II. pott, District Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railway,
Williamsport. Pa.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
rTO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
i AND RUILDERS NOrlCE

HNO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
\ AND BUILDERS NOTICE
II being til" desire md intention OF the County
Court OF Putnam county, W. Va. 10 remodel
md repair tho Court House ut said county, stu.
ate In tho town OF Winfield. notice is hereby
given TO architects. contractors and builders to
furnish on or before tho meeting OF said County
Court. on the ri day Of June. lSlj. plans and
specifications for rcmndelirg. rularSIne nul To-
pali!ng the Mtd Court House building. together
with estimates Of the cost Tor sttch work.
The prevent building Il OF brick. 10 fec, long
by y feet wldc. aud iS,two stories high.
When such plans, &c. are submitted the Court
viii, at It's meeting on said 81 day OF June next
determine nnd decide 10 adopt TINT plln which
shall 6edecmcd the best aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
and will paw reasonable amount far Ind Mn,
adopted. For any further Information. address
Il. A. SAI.MONS Clerk
,,.,,, go sea. Wnlcld ". Va.
.lNM.l. -. InIl. mrH0
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GOVERNOR ALrGgLD is n !roe silverite
and landlord. His lease. read: PAY.
ablo in standard gold Of the United
States" Those free silver fans" are
not asleep every minute Of every twenty
four houra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-15

Against II bilious attack By calling 10 Your MD
thu: Puls'nnt aly. IIoStcttcr's stomach B,tcrs.
Tho foe will then hO driven back utterly dc.
icatcd. Dyspepsia, sick hcairrho, ninlnrlhl, Kid.
neg. nervous and rheumatic trouble md couS,I.
patton yield to the nc,on 0J Til, most brncGcc
oI remedies Tnkn II regularly md you Will
sVou experience is good effects.
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II the administration has had spies
prssent among army and navy men in
their clubs to eavosdrop what they
might say against its policies, tho nd.
mini.tration has been in worry small
business.
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a New jersey judge sentenced n man
to five days in jail for drunkenness and
thirty days Tor smoking cigarette in
the court room. Cigarette smoking
may not be six times MS bad as drunken
ness, but it was n righteous sentence
Just tho same.
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May q and Juno ll.tho Baltimore &
ONO will sell llomcsoekors' Excursion
tickets to points in tho west, north.
west and southwest at ono faro for tho
round trip, good returning twenty days
from date OF sale. 7. 9. BURKE,
PASSENGER and Iirkct Agent,
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THIS week promises to bring 5000
immigrants to New York. We don't
need them, having enough OF our own
to find employment, Tor at living wages.
What We do need is n law TO hold them
back.
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Fnrr trade and free coinage Of silver
would DO two worry appropriate planks
In tho Democratic platform. Each
means ruin.
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De WIrT's WITcu HAZEL SALvE cures
scalds, burns, iudo!ent sores and never
Tails TO cnro piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling. W. W.. i, +. Peabody, Ben
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o..
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The PRECEDENT is said to regard the
whole income tax law as constitutional.
The Presidcn: is not the supreme court
and not much OF a lawyer.
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70 purify, vi,alize and enrich tho
blood, and give norvn. bodily and ligcs.
two strength, tako Iiood's Sarsaparilla.
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1t has entered the Canadian mind to
imagine so vain thing as that Great
Britain can prevent the cutting OF ca.
nal between tho great lakes aud the
Ohio river. This administration nigh,
agree with the Canadians on this point,
but tho people Of this country never
will. As soon as the money is ready
the work on that canal will begin, and
il Great Britain understands the situa.
ton she will saw wood.
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AND yesterday it showed. Perhaps
we shall have some more climate before
we &c. through with it all.
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ING Bnr.atns In Sew silks II,
. sTiFEL & CO.'S.
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SrIrEL Il CO.'S sill, sale Continued.
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Admiral Meade aud tho Admins.
trntlon.
Every true American will approve
tho robust American sentiments OK.
pressed by Admiral Meade. This dis.
tinsuiahod oiiicor OF tho navy Is dis.
cnsted with tho wishy-washy policy OF
tho administration, which soems to DO
utterly without backbone in any intar.
national matter touching our interests.
Tho admiral, however. has mado q
blunder in making public criticism OF
tho President. The President Is tho
commandot-in.chiet OF tho army and
navy and II, much theadmiral's superior
officer as the admiral Is tho superior
officer of everybody In his fleet. This
relative status Is fixed and canno, be
changed by any conditions Of tho mo.
ment.
Tho admiral made serlou, mistake
to 60 before tho public in criticism OF
tho official acts OF tho President. and
distinguished an officer as ho is, il no DO
disciplined for what no haa said every
thoughtful citizen will be bound to side
with the President.
Tho discipline OF our military service
must include tho high as well as the
low. There can DO no discrimination.
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r OST - ON SUNDAY LAST Gr
twenty second street, q small sword s,,,E ,al
onainclCd hIlt with small diamond TnGc, pll,
he rewarded by leaving Same at McSam", ~
clFy Store ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

"ANFED-A RELIABLE Avn
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