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It is unfortunate for Spain that pay.
nent OF the Mora claim must come at
this time, when she has the Cuban
trouble on her hands and when she has
about as much a, she can do to keep
her head above water. But tho mis-.
fortune grows ont Of SPANS fault. She
should have scItIed tho Mora claim DO.
fore this, when sho had no Cuban
trouble to deal with and when the ia.
tercst Ind not grown 40 large.
Tho principal is $l,5OO,OOO, tic inter.
cs. $500, 900. Spain sayI sho will pay tho
principal but no. tho inIorolI. II our
government has any backbone ahe will
pay both. lis coincidence that this
cNim grows on! Of tho former uprising,
Mora being an American citizon whose
property in Cuba was destroyed.
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THEY nrDMpl.oAIlSEp."

4 Young Woman settles IA snit Against u
EItcmo ColntT Married OIHu BIZ Running
AWAY with Him.
Richie Gas,ic,
According to reliable information 70.
ceiyod by the Ga1atte, George ], Craue,
prominent citizen Of this county elopel
with Lima Cornoll, Saturday, under very
shameful circumstances.
Lima lived ia tho family OF Crane for
about eleven years, but for few months
has resided with the family Of Mr.. Al
Warconer, n few miles southeast oi iiar-
risvile. She IL only about twenty-five
years OF age and nice looking. modest
appearing Young woman. However. APP
poarances may be deceitiul. Miss Cor.
nell ia the mother OF child about four
years old, OF which Crane is said to be
the father. There is but little doubt
that she was engaged IN az intrigue
with Crane for years.
Crane had been married for twelve or
fifteen years aud his wife is an cstlma-
bic lady, tho daughter OF Mr.. Floyd
Cox, ono OF the solid, upright inca OF
this county
A dny or two before tho copmont
Miss Cornell was in lIarr,syiIle consult.
ing attorneys to tho advsability OF
suing Crane. ShO said sho would 20
back and soc il size could compromise
with him aud II not she would return
and hRvo suit instituted against him.
The result was tho 'lopmant. To say
tho least tho compr0misO wa. very pn'
culisF one. The couple are said 20 bs in
Braxton county.
Tho guilty couplo took with them two
childron, ono Mi's CornoIl's; tho other
Mr.. aud Mrs. Crnuos. 1t Is said that
soon after they loft, an unknown man
who was accompanied by a woman aud
Two children, was killed while driving IN
q buggy In RFaStgn coUaty, Possibly
this may be Crane.
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Itlooks as though Senator BricO will
do about what he pIoasss with the Ohio
Democratic convention. First Of all no
will please to knock out tho free silver
men, This no will do because he does
not believe in their ism and because he
wants to control the party machinery.
Some OF the silver men prefer tho
triumph OF their doctrine to party con-
troll, if they cauuot have both, but Thur
man is after control moro than any.
thing else. This he cannot have be.
cause it is in tho hands Of man who
enjoys 1t, has fought to keep it and has
won the fight.
The state ticket is n matter Of minor
consideration, for both sides know that
not a man who goes on it will have any
chance TO be elected,
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rue BUIlEAu or LABOn

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Progressing In Its Inquiries Regarding
Labor saving Machinery and Tomal"
Labor,
WASHINGTON, D. O.. August 90.-The
two Investigations by tho bureau OF
labor ordered by resolutions OF Com
gross are making satisfactory progress.
In making It's inquiry into the effects OF
machinery upon labor the bureau is 90
ing exhaustiveIy into the history oi
nearly evcry.hranCh OF manufacturing
in which machinery has taken tho place
Of hand labor In recent years. Ono fac
tory OF each class Is takon a. an eX'
ample, and the amount and cost OF pro-
duclion and other "details through each
process OF the work arc learned, as we'll
IS the number OF labOrera aud tho time
required for the production OF goods
under different systams. incidentally
attention is being paid TO tho sanitary
conditions OF work and other phasos.
Mr.. o. W. Weaver, tho chief clerk OF
tho bureau, says that the reports which
have been received up to date show that
tho products OF hand labor aro still
placed on tho market in competition
with machins.mado goods in q surpria.
ingty large range Of manufactures.
The other investigation asked for by
Congress deals with the conditions Of
female labor. The report to be made
upon this subject will be a comparative
one, dealing with the employment OF
women at two different periods, ten
years or perhaps twenty years apart.
Information is being sought regarding
work in factories, in shops, in Offices
and homes. Comparisons OF wages, Of
hours, and OF the classes OF work open
to women will DO made. Tho bureau
Ia endoavoripG to reach the exact facts
regarding tho standing presumption
that women receive smaller wages than
mon for work OF q similar class per.
formed by both sexe', and the reasons
for existing conditions.
All Of the work Of the bureau OF labor
is done by its agents. No dependence
ia placed upon corrOspoudence as q
means Of securing statistics and other
information.
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Value Of chs Corn Crop.

A correspondent asks whether the
INrgLLlaENcER was not putting tho hg'
uros too high when 1t estimated the
value Of this years corn crop at 81, OOO,'
900. The estimated value was based on
the estimated yield OF 100000 bushels
OF corn,
Since then tho statistician OF the agrl'
cultural department, taking the aver
ago price per bushOl for tue past six
years, 3O3 cents, estimates the value
Of the grain to tho farmer at SO4S,2OO,'
600, and OF the whole crop, including
tho fodder. at Sl,9OO,OOO.
Seeing that we arc dealing with large
figures the estimated value as given by
the INTRLLIGENcER was pretty close to
that now given by the official statlsti'
clan, and one ia as likely to be right rs
the other. In any case tho corn crop
will bring an immense return TO the
farmers Of this country.
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whoro rhnro Is Money in Politics.

whorn Ihrrc IL Money In Politics.
New York will raise by taxation this
year something over s3S,OlO,O)O II is
Tor the sweet privilege Of handling such
a sun annually that Tammany Is in
existence aud now trying to regain It's
lost control
Given tho handling Of this much
money 'ramnnny docs not b,lhor il1oIt
greatly about national poliLicqond would
be quite willing to agr1e that tho l'c.
publcanq or any other party than tho
Dcmocralic ahauld havl thu nationpl
government Tor an indefinite time,
VIVA. Tummahy wants Ia money within
easy roach, and tbs cost Of running Now
York city affords all tho oppcrlnnitlon
Tor taking care Of honchmon aud maxi
Ing tho biz iollOwa rich,
Mr.. Croker IN said u bN tho architect
oil hIsown fortune, bnt tia cost Of tho
city government. wac tho substantial
foundation Of IT, Nobody know. any
legitimate buiiuoI In WhlOh ho has
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Lar juno Dick Crawford brought his
twelve munlns.ull child, 1uncring from
iUlnntIlc dinrrhWh, to mo. II had boon
woauod 1T four month"; old aud Ind A..
ways beeH eiekly. gave Il the uigaI
treatment in such cnsr1 but without
benefit. The child kept growing thinner
until 1T Weighed buL lll,lh mora than
whom born, OF rorhnps ton pounds. |
'lon started tho lnihrr Tn giving Cham.
horIon'l Cole. Cholorh aud Onrrhwh
II1mciT Before ono bottle Of tho 20.
cent aIzo had hucn uScd Il matkod tm.
ptuyrmrnt wta sNun aud il1 continued
uo, cured tho child IT. weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and ilq
nlhcr aud mvpoli honov1 tho chlld'a
lilo was 0nyci by this Romoly j. II.
MARROW, NJ. D., rdnnron, ILL.,
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We onor One Hundred DollAra RO.
ward for any Caeo OF Catnrrh that eau.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CmrSEY x Co., prons, Toledo. O.
We tho undortgnc have known +.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen yoars, and
behave him perfectly honorable in Nil
huainrss transaction AMI financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TruAX,
Wholesale Druggislp, Toledo, y.
MALpiYG krSHhw 4 MAHvtN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
HaI's Catnrrh Cure IA taken informal.
", acting directly upon tho blood aud
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
- cents per bottle Sold by all Drug.
Vista. IoslimoninIg irnu.
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To ncal Win China.

China wishes to investigate the mas
Iacro Of the missionaries without for
eign interference. That is to say, China
wishes to go through the forms Of an
Investigation dhd reach a conclusion
satisfactory to herself. Perhaps it lie as
well to let it 90 this way aud then
bring China to an accounting.
China should be made to pay roundIy
for the loss OF missionary life and prop.
orty, aud in addition to that the civilized
powers should give hOr to understand
tina. the mex, time missionary is killed
or missionary property destroyed the
empire will be cut up and parceled out
to suit the purposes of civilization. THIS
plan has decided morris over any III.
yestigation that could DO had.
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Under glaring headlines tho Louis
vile Courier.JournaI prints list OF
forty.oight murders in Kentucky since
July /, the latest being on August l6, and
asks pertiuently, "What arc the courts
going to do aboutit2" Commenting on
the CHASTITY array the Courier.Journal
says: "Ihs tHkcs no account OF nu.
merous shooting and cutting ARRAYS u
which the intention was to kill. Nor
does It include a number Of accidents,
some serious, duo to the pIs!ol'carryins
habit"
Twenty.four of tho murdcrerS have
not been arrested. Public sentiment in
Kentucky must DO long way behind
the Counor.JOurnal, which is doing its
best to discourage tho piatol'carryIug
habit and to induce the people OF Ken
lucky 10 try to live without killing oach
other. Kentucky is not 90 lNrg1 a state
as that nu average Of ono murder day
could occur aud 20 inw arrests be msdb
iipublic sentiment were not largely on
the side OF tho murdcrers.
Public sentiment may not sdO with
tho murderer rs an individual, but it
must agree that II nman wants 10 kill
10 may do the killing without much
chance OF being punished Tor it. 1hig
Is an unfortunate state Of mind for any
community to DO in. III usually mso.
ciatod with frontier liio, but many
yeari have passed 6nco Kentucky was
"the dark and bloody ground"
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Whether thorc isBomcthrng wrong in
tho tobacco trust. or whether It's stock
IL merely yielding to tho heavy ham.
moring it has boon getting, in lois than
two weeks tho quotations have inlon
from III toO2. This il heavy decline
wLichc1uld hardly havo b,cn brought
about by tho bears II thoy hal nothing
to base thor movement on. There IL n
suspicion that nOraonq on tho inside
have boon unloading, II this DO true
tho por'oni on the inside must hnyo
some reason for wanting to otanl from
under.
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BT''V NflVN1T.
Tho WneoIin. Register proceeds to
ask this question;
"iSn't Il 4urp!ul hOnlsonCr than an
empty tronsnry2'
While thn question ia baloi on tho
condition OF tho Wheeling treasury, We,
nevertheless, thought it rather strange
coming from the Register II aooms to
Us that not long ago this mmo paper
was arguing against tho handsome lur.
plus In tho United States treasury. and,
Along With Cleveland. wta terminating
nans for spending tho surplus. Now
it might 10 vol, 30 ask tho Rlgiliur II
that surplus under Republican rulO was
not "hanlIomcr' than an cmpiy LrDas.
ury under Cleveland? And isn't IL II
good thing that tho pconlp put In q
Congress last ial that will h0 capable Of
again having q handso'n" surplus SIT tho
national troaufy2 But why waste
further questions, l0r $50 eau expect no
reasonable answer, 'incc tho Registers
lexicon contains no SUCH word a. 'CIn.
glgluuryh
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ponnlinr1hn Nrnrrlnna Mnchlnc.

Pounding the Maryland Mnchlnc'
Those who know something of Mary
land politics understand that Baltimore
strategic point Of first Importance
in the game. They know that Rasin
looks out for the interoIts Of the ma
chine in Baltimore, where he is the
shadow Of German, and German looks
out for the machine in the whole state,
This arrangement has worked to the
entire satisfaction OF German and Rasin'
1t has not entirely satisfied tho domi'
nant party in tho state, but that made
no difference to German aud RaHin, so
long as the rank and flo stopped up to
the polls on election day and ratified
the work OF tho bosses. II the revolt
which has been organized shall make
the showing at the polls that is expect
ed OF it, that will make oil the ditier'
ence between victory and deteas.
10 bring about this result. tho Baltt'
more Sun is exorting every effort II
concludes very strong argument
against boss rule in the city and the
state with this strong appeal to Demo
Gratis:
There must be a change. and now Is the time
TO make H. The bosses must he destroyed ~
order that the party NAV live. The. Democratic
rGnk And file must recover thu; free cnni1!
over their own pIrty's action. without which
ropular government through parties totally fall,
oils purpoye The Democrats Of THIS state AMI
Xiv must unload their twin diclalors, or Demo
cfary lu this part Of the country will 10 sunp
Gated in the chokedamp Of mcrccuaTy nnd ma
chlne.riddcn politics.
This is straight out from tho shoulder
and is part Of campaign that mus
have its effect OH Democratic voters
who know that everything tho Sur
says about boss rule is true to the letter
The Sun keeps up its good work day
alter day. This seems to DO the time
for smashing the Maryland machine.
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The Spaniards, according to their own
reports, have won everything in Cuba
and have lost so lew mon that it is not
worth speaking OF the dead. This leaves
to be accounted for the continued spread
Of the revolt aud some great gaps in tho
Spanish ranks.
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great gain for the commissioners aud
the law In tho beginning tho police
were not sure that the fight wonId be
carried lar and the liquor sellers were
confident that it could not last long,
since Tumnauy lost its hold many old
things have become new in that great
Ain
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A ruE7E OF 225,O)O is ready to be put
up as wager on tho Defender winning
the race against the VaIkyro. This is
good deal Of lnouoy Ia risk on an M.
certainty. It is backed BY national
pride rather than judgment, for nobody
is wise enough to know which Of these
fast boats 10 tho faster
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Nh. and Mrs. Joseph Layden, OF Nal
don, Kauawha county, will kindly Rc'
copt tho INrELMGEScER'S cordial con-
gratulations. They have achieved an
honorable distinction and arc contribut.
Ing thar full shore to the deVOIopmsnt
Of West Virginia
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When the old Sixteenth street GENE.
tory shall have been removed md a
slightly little park shall have taken its
place, the people Of Wheeling will wou'
dor why they allowed the old cemetery
to disgrace tho city for 80 many years.
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been engaged, but everybody knows
that he has money to exSIt his pride
and to satisfy all his desires. There
are smaller Crokors, oil Of whom have
iatssasd on the same rich food,
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10. Dr. Story's Gyc.mnuto head.
Ill., acno euro. Guaranteed to euro
sicI. or nervous headache in five min.
u'ca BDst headache euro on earth, Try
10: only ton conts. FOR antO by all drug.
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ERLn AgonlN. MWAr.
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acknowledgement
WaEEMNG, AUGUST 81, 1895.

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lmr Ia no doubt. no inIluro,
wnon YOU tnko Do NIlla Collie and
gnulom euro II IL n'cinnl meta
PROMPTLY, 10 bud allrr oirrH l.lgan
uul Co., Whoolnt w. Va, u. t. Pea.
bodH lInNood,anl Bowie 4 Co., Bridge.
port U, /
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The anti. Brice men should feel in
dsbted to tho senator for allowing them
to sit in his convention, They couldn't
poke their noses in il it were not for
Senator Brlca's grace,
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The recent hot weather increased tho
death ratio largely in CitIoi within tho
area Of high temperature. Children
and aged portons worc struck hardest.
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lr gracious Thought ot tho victor.
ionn Germans to PIT flowers on tho
graves Of tho Rronchmou who foil In tho
war b'lwcon the two c)unlrIct aud now
l'N In German graves II France and
hcrmany would agroo 10 forgot the past
ana DO lriondl II would DO vol Tor tho
people Of both countries. But this eau
hardly In whllo ABacp aud Lorraine aro
hold a. German territory, aud Germany
will ncyor willingly Riyn ihcmup
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When thousands Of poopla arc taking
Hoods EunparlIa to overcome tho
Wooknca aud InnguOr which orc 90
common nt this qcH7on, whyaro You not
doing thu mmo2 Whom Won know that
lloOi's StrBnpnrOlIH Inns pOwrt to euro
thcumntilm, ,lyspnp8lt and M' di8cnrn7
cnu7ol by Impure hIoUl wUy lo YOU
coultuuo to sulur2 lluouu ulhuta,
why not yOu2
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THE IxrRLLIsESGEN, embracing iu several
editions IL entered Iu the PostoniCo at Wheel
ing, W. Va, as secoud'ClaSS natIer,l
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No maLior VIVA. olhon may THINK
tho police aud tho 0,Io,n l,opon Of
Now York hro nov convinced that tina
police o1mmWlonor are dolormlull IN
enforce tho oXgilo law lmlilu yory
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The Spaniards admit that they have
sent 10000 troops to Cuba and will coon
land 10000 more. This is a great many
men to DO called out by an uprising
which is REALLY OF no importance"
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SENATOR Quay and Senator Gorman
would be leIs than human II they did
not envy sOuator Brice his easy mastery
Of his party organization in his state,
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MOZART PARK.
Prices or ADMISSION

10, - VIII .'''' 100
~, H., V,If,,I' $50
VuHlWiI
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llooDprmDsuo promptmtcllc.onL
ojr,
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Mt WHEELING, w. VA.
September 2, 8, 4, 5 and 6, 1895.
ENLARGED Grounds Entire Encouragement ut
nuiIlIuy iu 1.-Two stack Department
MifuWUuu' Sew Steel Gtnui snul,
New liInlv Foot Track on
Scientific Principles
Roldly, Sept, 2, TlW Bicycle Races.
Fourtoon rrottInE, Pacing and rum
Ming Rnoon During tho WooE.

Prof SnyTs Running Combination Will glyn
two exhibitions rurl dnY, uny Ui tho Nnct nj
Traction, IN tho country
Fine exhibit OF r.ur llHra Dtttlt ghorr,
swluu lonlirp Agricultural lmpluwUnI. farm
HtulnrNuul nnmuuu. special attractions
iNruHIDN mars - ALt RAILROADS
gncrl anu Observation-Disclosures Nugnti1i iIv,
tflrt cluN iuHuu9i
Alituw Secretary iDs Premium lIst eta
GEORGE HOOK, Soc'v,
y, W. W VI. I"u .lltui uul nVW
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H. mllog paurolaocop Iioadncno
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HNO LOANS. 50J-AprlY no
4 HISE & ALIAsoS, !ns l!4,.r. ,., ,.t t''''
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with the mandates Ct the Constitution,
for its profigste waste Of public money
for its creation Of private awards and
useless pnbhc Offices FOR its degrada-
ton of the public service In facDonal
contests; for its unrcc,ssay mcres
Of official salaries 10 The Jctrimeut OF
many deserving charities OF ,ae State;
for its legislation favorable to the in
terests OF corporations and mouopolies.
Seventh-We challenge comparison
between this State administration,
which has been so faithless to It's
pledges, and the wise, economical and
honest administration of Robert +.
PattIson, which in the stainless purity
Of its record silenced party malignity
and justly merited and received the al
most universal appreciation of the
people of this commonwealth.
Eighth-We especially invite the
sober consideration of the people of
this state to the remarkable factional
struggle in the Republican party, a
struggle which involved no principle
or public policy, but simply the su-
premacy Of factional leaders. The
worst arraignment at our hands Of
Republican misrule falls short of what
representative Republican newspapers
and leaders testified Of each other.
The admitted prostitution of the public
service, the intervention Of corporate
influences, the misuse of judicial ap-
pointments, and the consequent prosti-
tuition of the judiciary, the corrupt use
Of money in the purchase Of delegates,
the attempted terrorism at Harrisburg
by men Of the most abandoned type,
fix the high water mark of political de-
bauchery. 1t but needed to complete
its incomplete infamy, the Transparent,
hypocricy which led convention,
thus constituted, to adopt "with
: laughter" resolutions concerning the
very methods by which its delegate:
had been selected.
Such condemnation of "the grow
ing use of money in politics, the
corporate control OF the legislature
municipal councils, political primarie:
and elections the enslavement o.
public officers and employees favor
itism in granting contracts and tht
granting of exclusive franchises in
public necessities" while valuable a
evidencing the truth of the accusation
Of the Democratic party in the las
, quarter of a century, yet coming from
the very source which is responsible,
for these evils, constitute the crown
ing insult to the intelligence of for
bearing and long suffering people.
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A HIGH CASTE HINDU.

But few of the Brahmins have yet
been converted to christianity. They
are the royalty of India and number
about aoo, 900, 900. Ramachandrayu
Garu was converted at the Lutheran
Mission in Guntur, India, and was a
professor in the Lutheran college
there. He has taught English litera-
ture for IS years and speaks English
fuently. He is spending a year in
America to perfect his knowledge OF
the language, and to carry back to
the three hundred millions of India
the civilization Of this country. 1t is
a rare privilege to hear a Brahmin
christian speak. He speaks in the
Lutheran church Catawissa, Sunday
morning, here Sunday evening.