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New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
MS room VAS Full or CAS-
APPARENT SUICIDE OF YOUNG sPANIAhp
NAMED RUBIRA.

APPARENT SUICIDE OF a YOUNG SFNNIAhp
NAMED RuBRA.
Alfonso Rubira. twenty-nlnc years old. Spaniard'
eaid n no a clerk and living in the bachelor apart
ment t-bonse at No l25 West Thirty-thrd-st' com
mitted suicide in his apartment some UNI J" Wv
early part of last evening RuDra ocoup.u ""
Furnished suite OF rooms with friend Cdr ''"u'"''
on the third floor Of the house.
Shortly before o'clock Sandine who Is employer
as a bookkeeper by Hilton. Hughes & CO.. ieturhed
home and could not open the door to his apaf 'in's
He went downstairs and informed the Jahllor' WHO
also tried to open the door, but FOUND iha' 'he heS
would not enter the lock. Then the Jhhi'oi anu
Sandine went into the cellar and the former hoisie"
the latter up through the dumb walter. whch runs
into the kitchen OF the rooms. Ihch odhulhc NJ
mtted the janitor and together they broke 'le
glass fan-light the transom OF the door iea"-
ing to the parlor
As soon as they did so. the gas rushed out
through the aperture. almost stiiling theh' i"''
burst open the door. and entering the room ioun"
the portieres. which shut OF from view an aicoNo
bedroom. tightly drawn. On opening them they as
covered Rubra lying dead the bed with All nj"
clothes on, except his coat and waistcoat anu NV
TWO gas Jets in the room turned on full force
On discovering that his friend was dead, Sandihe
hurried TO the Manhattan Athletic club. OF Hhioh
the dead mans brother is a member Mem
While W the janitor had summoned Policeman Ptai,nm
The policeman searched the room and the
cIotning or the dead man, but could ma non
eide About 1899 last night Rubras brother called
al ,he ra pat refused to give any
Was employed as clerk by i is said the GorhGm
knew Of no reason for the act of his friend. and
he left him about noon. Rubira and sandine have
occupied the apartment since tho frs; OF December
The suicide is SON. it Is said. Z" Of wealthy Ncw,
Rochelle widow; who. about two years ago. gained
rms N
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CLEVELAND SNUBBED AGAIN
HIS FOURTH PLAN REJECTED.
THE PER CENT BOND SCHEME KILLED
IN THE HOUSE.

REJECTED BY VOTE OF is7 TO ioo-REvNGAA'
TroNs MADE BEFORE THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE IN REGARD TO THE CON-
TRACT WITH THE BELMONrMoR-
GAN SYNDICATE THE CHIEF
CAUSE OF THE ADMINS
TRATIoNs DISASTER
A NOTABLE
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
MINISTER GRAY DEAD.
HE sUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA IN THE
CITY OF MEXlCO.
FRUSTRATED BY ILLNESS on HIS RETURN JOUR-
NEY FROM THIS COUNTRY TO HIS POST OF
DUTY-A SKETCH OF HIS CAREER

NEY FROM THIS COUNTRY TO HIS POST OF
DUTY-A SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
Indiana polls Feb. lex Governor Isaac Pusey
Gray. United States Minister to Mexico. died to-
night the American Hospital, in the Guy OF
Mexico, after short illness. from pneumonia
He left Chicago to return to his post OF duty last
Sunday morning. having spent n couple OF months
here owing to the supposed fatal Illness OF his
SON. Pierre, who Is convalescent. The hrst
news sent to Pierre of his fathers illness was
received this afternoon about o'clock The
message read follows:
city OF Mexico February II.
Father arrived here this morning, UNCONSCIOUS
from an attack of double pneumonia. Taken to
the American Hospital. Condition alarming. VIII
'''s'"'" BAYARD GRAY.
Nothing more vas heard by Pierre until shortly
after Q o'clock when message was received
reading follows:
Condition same. SIN unconscious. Consultation
just had Another at O'Clock. Bal AND'
At 10 O'Clock a message announcing that the Min
lister had died at O'Clock. the time for the con-
sultation was received.
Pierre said TO a reporter: Father started to the
city OF Mexico from Chicago Sunday morning lie
had been In Washington for short time week
or so before he left to return TO his post OF duty
and had caught cold. his trip being just in the cold
est kind Of weather But he took some medicine
and when he left here WAS feeling In very ialr
state of health. He te.egraphed us from chicago
on Saturday and the next day We received letter
from him. but he did not say that he was at all ILL.,
He wen; over the Wabash road direct through to
Laredo. Mexico. wth)u change OF sleeper, going
through st Louis. We heard nothing more until
this afternoon \ message said that porter had
found him unconscious at O'Clock in the morning
In his BERTH lie taken TO the American Hos
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
DEEP SNOWFALL ~ TEXAS.

Houston Tex Feb. li.-For the first time III
many wears snow began falling at $3.50 o'clock last
night At II O'Clock this morning II was sun
showing with signs OF abatement IL II over
two feet deep. All trolley ears have stopped run
njng Many poor families especially negroes, si al
scriousIv incOnvcnicnced for lack OF fuel; Icop'e
who have lived here for forty years say theS "e'e
"a w ANYTHING Ike II before.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
c,.,rDNAN UACKETT GRIEVED.
IN VIEW OF MAYOR sTRoNG's FRACTIONAL Al
....,,,, ,rr THINKS THE PASSAGE

IN VIEW OF MAYOR sTIlONG's 'FACTIUNAH NJ
poINTMrNTs HE THINKS THE PAssAdE
OF THE POWER or REMOVAL BILL
"A HUGE BLUNDER."
Albany. Feb II (SpecaD.-Charles W. Hackett.
tho chairman OF the Republican state COMMITTEE
arrived here from Utica to-day ana al.er 'aIk
CO. - Ionr-dstance telephone with Thomas c.
ua,t who was In New-York he expressed him.
Golf as much dissatisfied with Mayor Strongs APP
ponments yesterday.
",rhe Republican party has been badly deceived"
said Mr. Hackett. 'n regard to the appointments
OF Mayor Strong in New-iork. and hereafter do
not think il should be held responsible for Mr.
strong's administration. Take the appointment of
william Brookfeld. for instance. Commissioner
OF Public Works. Every knows that l have
the highest regard for Mr. Brooifeld personally
and therefore will misunderstand me when
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
AN EX.A SSEMBLTNAN ACCUSED or LARCENY

Buffalo Feb 1i.-George w. Dickinson. of Port
Byron. " Y. who sat in the Assembly during the
terms of 1891 and '92, was a prisoner in the poce
court today charged with grand larceny, on COM
paint OF David ii. Lee. loan broker, who alleged
that Dickinson retained money not properly belong
Ing to him. 1t appears that Lee. fy representing
himself as a agent for the Eastern guiding and
Loan Association of Syracuse secured = loan for
client here and the latter. learning that Dickinson
was the duy authorized agent, paid over to him
ttne commission Of sl65. Dickinson gave Lee so for
hnis trouble but the latter 5wOre out warrant for
ms arrest Judge King dismissed the case, the
s'ouho that II one for civil action.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

In reference 70 a long statement publishrd
Yesterday in which T. c. Platt was quoted
as saying "that the Mayor had not kept faith
with Mr. Platt or his friends" Mayor Strong re-
marked:
There is no truth In any such statement. | have
broken faith with no man. have never made
promise TO appoint any man to office | made no
pledges OF any kind from the day Of my n0mina-
ton cxcept those contained in my letter the Com
nittee OF Seventy accepting my nomination. Fur
thermore / do not believe that either Mr.. Piatt
James Phillips jr.. intimated anything like what
has been attributed TO them.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
TWO MORE OFFICIALS NAMED
A. D. ANDREWS, POLICE COMMISSIONER;
G. w. GREEN. FOR THE AQUE-
DUCT BOARD.
THE MAYOR SURPRISES THE POLITICIANS
SKETCHES OF THE APPOINTEEs-THE NEW
PARK OFFICIALS GET THEIR
COMMISSIONS

Mayor Strong yesterday followed up his ap-
pointments OF a Public Works Commissioner and
Corporation Counsel by appointing the three
Park Commissioners whose selection he an
rOunced on Wednesday evening. and also Com
missioner OF Police and Aqueduct Commits
sioner. About II a. m. yesterday a tall young
man of soldierly bearing and the possessor OF a
military mustache walked into the Mayors Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
HENRY wAvNnsoNs VIEW
or tho Present BsWlIdurad Condition o.
tho nsmOcrniIG Party,

or tho Present BsWlIdorad Condition OF
tho Democratic Party
When he was in Atlanta the other
day, Henry Watterson said; ~ am
out OF tho knock'down and lrag'out
politics which iactiOnall,Iu and iayori'
ism and selfish, personal ambition have
projected upon the country ! have
never had any stomach for the concrete
thing, Of political lie. regard Office
as kind OF bribery, As long as u
seemed that moral forces and organized
ideas were objective points, | was ready
to do my part. But great policies have
yielded to petty wrangles. After my
lecture season Is over | am going abroad
with my family for Ryear. Perhaps,
when the inevitable result Of the pre-
vaillng overflow Of rant and instian has
been reached, the Democratic party
may begin to put two and two together
with the aim Of making four. Az II Is,
ifone OF the prophets should rise from
tho dead no could not restore order 10
to this chaos. We have, in fact, no
Democratic party at Rll-merely an az
glomerntiou OF QuiddlIies thrown to-
gether by the unheaval Of tho times--a
monster withouta head, running wild
through wilderness OF political incer'
cltude."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
rlln sInk Nlnn,s Cnre.

Turkeys malady has reached tho
acute stage. It remains only to know
what the European doctors are going to
do about 1t. They arc we'll aware that
tho only way to affect permanent cure
is by a resort to heroic surgery ItthOy
can bring themSolvo, to agree as to the
final dis position Of the pieces there will
be no further delay
II the powers be really in earnest
they will agrco among themselves and
present their ultimatum to Turkey. II
that fails to bring satisfaction they will
give their great military establishments
aomo exercise IN bringing Turkey 10
terms. The Turks will fight, but they
could not stand long against united
Europe. II they beloved Europe in
earnest they would DO glad to back
down rather than to BIO cut up.
So far ne Turkey and tho Armcnisns
ara concerned civilization appeals to tho
powers Of Europe to go to the rescue Of
tho oppressed weak against tho nUndIsh
strong. II II were chance to acquire
some now territory oVOry ono Of thom
would DO active enough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
TELIPHoSE EUABERS;
editorial Rooms sas-~ Counting Room $50.
Chr grsteIhaeneer
wuEELrNo. SoVEMHERl4, 1898.
Iwn Years In psnnSylvAuIa,

Tho official returns from Psnnsyl'
yauia alIorl an opportunity for CON-
parison b0tween the vOta OF this year,
wheu tho Republicans carry the state
by $4,000, and that OF las. year, when
their plurality was 94I,O1O. In 1894 the
total vote was 953,Ol7, lSS,SS2 greater
than in 1895.
The Republican vote fell oil llS,O99'
the Democratic 5O,023. Add to tho Ro-
publican vote tho missing Republican
strength and to tho Democratic vote
the Democrats who remained ut home,
and tho Republican plurality would be
Jus. about what 1t was in 1894.
In 1904 tho ProhibitiouistS polled
2a443 votes. This year they keep up
we'll with 2O,77s. In 1894 the Populists
had lN.464. This year they fall to 1852,
considerably les, tnan half. The Labor
party, which cuts no figure, polled l,7SS
votes in 1872. t'vnte Of 1880 this year
shows but slight decrease.
Thi. year $4,000 PounsylSaniaus
were not sufficiently interested to vote,
but, a, has been shown, il they had all
consou. they would merely have car.
RED the Republican plurality up to the
figures Of 1884, When elections are so
jng.handIed it isa wonder there are not
more stay .at.homea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
A DOMESTIC JAR

Follows Close IN tho MarrIago of Lord
sholio Douglass aud tho Pretty Actress.
SAN FRANcIsco, Now l3.-An Exam
liner Los Angeles special says: Lord
shOlto Douglass last evening threatened
to take the lie OF Lis vile. In the corri'
dor OF the Ardimour at Sixth and
Broadway. in highly pitched tones and
while lsboriug uudsr great anger, he
informed Lady Douglass that II she en-.
tered her mothers rooms he would
shoot her. Lady Douglass was cool
and collected while all this loud talk
was being made, aud did exactly what
he told her not to do. She wont to her
mothers room, aud talked with her.
Lord Douglass did not shoot her, nor
did he attempt to.
At tho usual hour Lady Douglass APP
puared at the stage door OF the Burbank
theatre, but Lord sholtO was not with
her. Sho was accompanied by her
mother. The stage doorksspsr ad:
United both ladies. Shortly after Lord
Sholto turned up. As soon as he heard
where Mrs. Mooney was, he became
greatly enraged. He was told to 60 aud
invite her to leave. He did 80. Mrs.
Mooney said it was all right, and that
she would stay. Manager RrIWlsy thon
said that MrS. Mooney muGt leave the
dressing room. This was too much.
Lady Douglass was loyal to her flial
affection. Drawing herself up TO her
full height, she said with great
dramatic power that where her mother
could not stay, she would not Then
Lady Douglass Withdrew to her dress
ing room, packed up her belongings
with tho aid OF her mother. and left the
theatre. Lord Sholto, who had, during
the interval, been prancing around be-
hind the scenes, trailed behind. When
Lady Douglass arrived at the hotel, his
lordship went in otter her, aud then be
made the throat to shoot her, but he
evidently roconsidered his words.
EIostiliticS ceased Tor tho while, but
they were resumed to-day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

oilenulbly tho great show now on in
Madison Square Garden len bOAot show.
Ia fact IL lSa beauty show, moro accur.
aloly a fashion show Tho horSOs arc
there, by all accounts vol worth SoOInR.
What tho crowd COOS 10 500 Ia fashion,
which insiallS ilsoli In tho hIgl.prlCOd
bo1oS and grnolou'ly permits IL'clI to
bs looked al by WhomIooyOr has tho
price Of admission.
Empty tho boxoa and lhoro will DO
no horuo show Tho honOs might DO
lhoro, but tho crowd would DO Ol0r.
whsro. For tho AwSst privilege Of DO.
Ing whore tho uppOf crust Ia aud likes
to DO, poopo who should lavo moro
souIO and haven't will array LhOnIOlvOn
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s,ron,.rnrIn. IN phIIaloInhIn.

s7tTNNNsA NNNNG w ''"NN't''''
The inquiry into tho conduct OF NUM-
cipal affairs in Philadelphia has gouo
far enough to develop something worth
knowing. Tho frat attack 10 on tho
street.paying contracts, in which there
is shown to have been u stOal Of about
half million OF dollars Ia tho past TWO
years.
Tho contract is made for one kind Of
pavement, tho contractor puts down
another and cheaper kind costing a
little over half rs much, the inspectors
pass the work aud tho city pays the
contract price. This has been going on,
probably, for years. The investigation
begin, well aud give, ptomisO OF more
Interesting revelations.
The frat thing is to know to a reason
able certainty how tho city's business
mas been mismanaged. Tho next thing
is to apply the remedy. The earnest
men in tho reform movement are not
likely to let 90 until they have made a
complete job of it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
Nc. Gormnn May nntaIIate,

Senator German is thought to be pro.
pairing au elaborate and savage attack
on the President Whatever may be
the protext, the reason will be that the
President not only did nothing to help
Mr.. German through tho fight OF his
life, but is believed to have encouraged
Democrats TO light German and to have
found comfort in the result,
Its no secret that the President and
Mr.. German do not like each other, Mr.,
German dssplsss the President as a
man who has done a very large business
on a very small capital. He feels that
he helped to make Mr., Cleveland,
Mr.. German is very human, which is
to say that nobody need be surprised II
he lets go at tho President in way to
tear up tho asphalt between the capitol
and the white house,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
A Duty on Wool.

The Chicago Tribune does not favor a
duty on wool. ItSays; TO put a duty
on wool, imposing at the same time
compensatory duties for the benefit Of
the manufacturers, would DO to make
WOODEN good, dearer than they have
been for the last two years" How eau
this boz Free wool and reduced duties
on manufactures of wool have not ehcap'
ed clothing, but they have hurt tho
wool grower aud the manufacturer OF
woolens.
wo are sorry that the Tribune takes
the view it docs of this question, for II
anything is certain 1t is that at tho first
opportunity tho Republican party viii!
put duty on wool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING
on tho Street In parkorsburG-GOod Gov.
ornment Move.

on tho Street In ParkorsburG-GOod Gov.
ornment Move
Special D'ipa'eh TO he htelli1alar.
PARxERsBURG, W. Va, Nov. 13.-Ben
Hall, turnkoy.at tho jail, was Hhot four
times to-day by Scott HINES aud seri.
ously wounded. KimOs met Hall with
his vito and pulled his gun aud ilrod
five times lie claims Hall and his
wife were too intimate. Both mon mar.
ried sisters. Hines Is in iail. The
shooting occurred on n public street
and caused great excitement.
Deputy United States Marshal ], r
Mehan has been appointed city doloc.
tive by council. lie will resign his iod.
eral position. Ills appointment is the
result tho good government movement,
tho people wanting better pfodCtion
aud enforcement OF the laws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

WHILE the Marlborough. Vanderbilt
and tho pagot.whitnoy wedding bells
arc ringing another American bride is
having trouble with her titled husband.
He objects TO his mothcr.in.Sw and his
wlie deacs him. Lord Douglass made
tho mistake OF marrying variety
actros, without wealth. II The had mar.
risd somo millions no might have got a
submissive vito. Whom ho looks on
tho titled EnglIshmen who have mar.
Rod American wealth it must mako his
gorRo rIGo.
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in the best they can buy aud pay tho
Ia'hiOuabIos the sublime homage Of an
onvious stare
Sweet arc the uses Of the horse show.
1t brings the top layer down to the
level Of the freaks OF tho dime museum.
You pay and you see, aud then you can
make up your mind whether the ultra
fashionabloa arc mortalS ormist, Horse
show week 10 the gIaddest time Of all the
year in New York,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

Ar tho papuL.Whiinoy wodling tho
women stood OH tho tOals to 500 tho
wedding party go ont, aud % tlloy won't
out themselves they robbed tho pillars
Of tholr floral decorations. I'hoy woro
all women Of fashion, who know what Ia
good form and what Ia vulgar Now
tho rOat Of ~ know.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

IN Warrington It Ia thought that tho
President will mako Secretary Carlisle
a supreme court judge and mako OK
Secretary Fairchild secretary Of tho
treasury. Mr.. Falrchild has boon tho
lcador Of tho untiInappor, anti'lIill
Democracy Of Now York. II tho ProSl.
don't puts him into tho cabinet tho Ro.
publican plurality in Now York noxt
yoar NAV DO doubled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

Tms from the beaver Republican in.
dictates that tho Republicans Of Colo
RADIO arc ready to como in out Of the
wet:
The Arii will be the principal Issue IN the
neTt nro,id,ntlai campaign. and unless all tho
signs arr misleading the Republican party VIII
win the greatest! yiGtoF5 Ia Us history next year
on that l4u1. No matter what maT be dOn0
vita the money question IN the nenr future II
will unguestiOnAbly be great b1ns'li 70 the
country 10 hrc tbs Republican policy OF pro
tcctiOn restored ~ soon ms possible anu tho
plain meaning OF th' late election 1, that this
VIII DO d1ns Immediately aitcr tho beginning OF
the Flitynlih COngrcsL
There have boon other indications on
the Same line, Tho money question is
settling itself. Tariff is a question
which tho pooplo arc determined to
settle on the right aide. aud thoy will
do ittho ncxt time thOy go to tho polls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

TuE World urges that "LhO brains
and integrity" Of tho Democratic party
DO brought into control IN Now York
state, VOL, Lhcro 4, u beginning IN
Now York city whore 1ammnny has
trlumpICd, Garry that to IL, logical
conclusion and yon will 10! what you
want, won't your
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

Ir's lult as easy to try ono Minute
Cough euro as anything olsp. La
castor to euro q severe cough or cold
with 1t. Let your next purchase for Il
cough DO Ono Minute Cough euro. lot.
ter modicinC; better results; better
try II. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, Il. EPoabody, Benwood, aud Bowie
GCo., Bridgeport, o. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some Laxative
medicine 10 cleanse the system and kecN u.
blood pure, Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR (lIQuid or powder
RET all the benefits Of mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifeS the hIoli
and strengthens the whole system, AM
mote than this: SIMMONS LIVER Rtuu'
LAlQR regulates the Liver, Keeps u a,iRs
and healthy, and when the Liver Is ~
good condition you find Yourself tree from
Malaria, BIlouSncss, Indigestion, Sl'E,
Headache and Constipation, and iIl o.
that worn out and dobilItatci ice.lO3
These arc all cluScd Nv q sluggish llNa'
Good digestion and freedom from sidmlIl
troubles viii only be had when the INW
is ptopcrly at work Il troubled wI,h any,
Of these complaints, nv SIMMONS l,,t,llN
REGULATOR The King Of llvct NeO'
.ins,, and Better than Pills.
s1>EVEItv phClIAGi-'r
ids tho u Stamp In rcd ON Wnpr'h
Il, II, Collin ~ Co, rhiln" III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
Mr.. CnmpDcIl and His Crowds,


Somebody wants to know what be.
came oil the crowds that hung on Mr..
Canpbelrs alleged eloquence in the
Ohio campaign, laughed at his iests aud
appIauded when he fred into the Re.
publieaus. The inquiry is pertinent.
Mr.. Campbell said he would DO Olsc-
led, and in proof OF his confident assor'
ton pointed to these very crowds that
had greeted him from one end OF the
state to the other. He declared in ex'
ultatiou that he had never spoken to
such eager masses OF humanity What
became of them all GU election day? 1t
iscertain that they did not all vote for
CampbaI.
People rush to the tninstrcls to hear a
famous eud.man; .hei applaud aud
they laugh at hi, jokes, but Il he wore
running fOr gogcrnor of state they
would not vote for the end.mLh. Per.
hap. this is what became Of The crowd,
that turned out to hear Mr.. Campbell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

EiGurEgS suicide, are reported in
Paris and Lyons as the result Of Losses
in speculation. When the Freuchman
il in great trouble he 10 very likely to
take the shortest cut out oil by taking
hi, life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

GENERAL MARTINEZ DR. oAMPos having
trlumphed oyor the Spanish ministry,
nothing remains now but to triumph
over the Cuban patriots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

Enll TimN IN thr CnunirS.
Frank l. Stanton IN AGd7tt Constitution.
Fall time In tho county,
Amt 1t out o. stght7
Illckfy NUS R-dtanptn'
Al iiso'A bias.n' bright
'TRtcrS In tho n'hnS--
Apples OIL the shelf
l'n.S ArOun' the elder
III you hardly KNOW you-Scltl
Fail time IN the COunlryl
Full O sweetest Joys;
All the hidleA rtnyln'--
swing your sNetihcNrS, boyAl
Spring has lots O. plcaIute--
summers sweet TO SCI.
But fall time IN tho country
Il the best a times 10 mel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

AZ tho National Garment WorEors
convention In Baltimore tho question Of
dcaOrtins from tho knights Of Labor
aud Joining tho Federation Ia being
artiniOI