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Formulating tho Tclnnhnne.

Rumor may make too much OF tho
talk about big company backed by
enormous capital to enter the tclepho ono
fold. But this much Is certain, indie
pendent local exchanges will spring up
all over the country. aud capital will be
glad TO connect them. This develop.
lnens is already going on aud will 60
faster.
The result will BIO not only cheaper
and better telephone service, but tele
phone service where there has been
mono. It was predicted three or four
years ago that within five years after
the expiration Of tho Bell patents there
would be ten telephones in use where
there was one before.
The prediction will be verified, prob.
ably in less time. Tho people have
been waiting. Now they are moving.
The best way to so about i. is for each
community to own its telephone system
aud enjoy the profits.
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a Candidates. BIuudcr.

Tho Democratic candidate for mayor
OF Chicago. who made special drive for
the German element" contributed to
the success OF his opponent The "irish
clement" in his own party saw wha. he
was doing and went strongly asains.
him. Voters OF German birth reiented
tho thought that thoy were to be voted
in bunch for man because he was OF
German birth. aud ;hey took hand to
defeat him.
When man triea to secure his cleo
ton by splitting a community up into
elements aud nationalticl he deserves
defeat. We want no old world dividing
lines in this country. Mankind has
taken new start in this now land OF
equality before The law. Here distinc.
tons OF race and religion, Of poverty ami
wealth. arc on. o. plac, in matters hay-
ing to do with government.
We arc all American citizens. not
English, French or Spanish, not Irish.
Welsh or Danish.
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For wheeling. advancement.

Last nights meeting Of the chamber
OF commerce was encouraging. first OF
all because, the attendance showed that
the business men OF Wheeling realize
the necessity OF taking such steps rs
may DO possible to facilitate the
assembling Of the raw materials re-
quirei by the iron and steel industry.
There was enough brains and push
and money represented in that meeting
to push on to snccsSs at least the long
desired Connelsville connection. The
action OF the chamber in reviving inter-
es, in this project is most opportuuc.
Construction is cheap and money is
abundant.
If the proper home interes, be shown
in the matter and ii tho enterprise be
presented as it can be from CONNER
cial point OF view. it ia next to a GER
tainty that The road can be built The
Chamber OF Commerce, impressed with
this idea, has appointed committee to
lay the matter before the county com.
missioners and ask that subscription
OF $4,000 to the stock OF the railroad
company he submitted to the people.
This action WAS taken by mon repre-
seuting the heavy tax.paying interests
OF the county. and when the committee
goes before the board OF commissioners
it must command attention by reason
OF all it represents. The lSrELLrG ENcER
selai 10 know that the committee is
10 move at once in this important mat.
ter. The future oil Wheeling will de-.
pend iaainly on the cost OF our raw ma
terials.
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partisan Republican mayor or to try to
build up anybody's faction. Tho boat
service no eau rcndOr his party Ia TO
keep his pledge, to tho people.
"EoGs aro iirmcr," cay, an exchange.
We'll, arc they any iroshorY



A German professor In Washington
criticises Du Mauricr scvoroly for put.
ting In tho mouth OF SveuealL, in
"Trilby," tho word ''hcin." Tho pro.
fcfsor says thoro is no such word In
German. Du Maurior docs not say there
Is. He Ia not dealing with German but
with French, OF which there 10 alto.
gethor too much in n book intended
for an Enplish'speaking public.
svengali is speaking French, aud In
using "hoin" no merely calls In q
French exclamation to servo his pur.
poso. II 1t DO necessary to translate
this exclamation our English oxclama.
ton "ch" will come az near to It ap any.
thing olsc. For example, "You won't
sing, oh?' Du Mauricr understands
French and uses 1t as the French n,o It.
but to get the hang Of all he Ia, put In
Fronch one must DO pretty weii up In
the familiar colloquial stylo. Those
who havo gone through tho school
PAGES Of "tho pink umbrella Of my
aunt" and that sort OF thing. will be
bothered with tho French they find in
"Trilby."
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Mr.. Plat makes it very plain tina. he
does not like Mayor Strong's way OF
doing things and ior this reason will
make il rs warm for tho mayor as no
knows how. Mr.. Plat Is not tho mayor
Of New YORK. Ito Is not even yotor in
ina. city. Why mood lc concern him.
soIf 30 much about the mayor and tho
city?
Before Col. Strong was oloctcd mayor
he told the people frankly what thoy
Nigh. expect OF him. lie is trying to
meet .hcir reasonable expectation. 1t
IL probably on account OF this manly
effort TINT no /. not winning golden
opinions from Mr.. PlNtt.
Mayor Strong " Republican, but hs
knows that he was not elected to DO Il
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WHEELING can have arailroad to Con-
nellsville il she will take hold In the
right place aud drive it. There is an
incorporated company composed OF our
own citizens who took hold OF the mat
ter in the public interest, and they will
be glad to have the assistance proposed
by the Chamber OF Commerce. This ia
agood time to make tho effort ior all it
is worth and in a business.like way.
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rJ'dellisencer
WHEEL mo. April, 4. lsDA.
STATE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
Call for tho Executive Committee 10
Select Delegates TO Cleveland.

To rk Es~eHc; ronml.',e Of the Rtpussa,r STATE
Leaeas Of WtG'Tr1iniG:
We have Gxcdl;he 18th day Of April, 1895. Tor
said committee to iueat a. the B!anerhSssct;
hoiel. III Pa-kc:sburg. a: 10 O'Clock p. m, to Sc
lcct congressional and delesstGsatlasge to at
tend the National Republican League meeting
to be held in Cleveland Ohio. Jane 10, 20 and
2l.lS5. We Un're that each member OF the com
m!ttse Do pEcSrul
c. D. ELLIOTT, President
J. W. sTCcX. Secret2ry.
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RANDOM POLITICAL NOTES.

The Spring elections" held during
tho past week in several states, while
mainly OF local character. brought
with them revival Of political interest
throughout tho country. 1t is crafty.
ing to know that wherever party politics
entered into tho contests the Republic.
cans generally won, even in some com.
munitics heretofore Democratic, indi.
eating tina. tho tidal wave OF Ropubli-
cani5m which swept over the country
last fall has not rcccdod. Such electious
arc always Interesting, because, bolitiie
them al tho defeated party may, thoy
unquestionably furnish IN Indication Of
tho ebb and How OF the political tide.
and have bearing that is significant OF
the state OF tho public mind. 1t is re.
called by all political observers that the
circumstances are not dssmilar to those
OF four years ago, in 1891. when the re-.
sults Of tho April elections wcro re-
Rarded rs s.raws showing which way
the wind was going 10 blow in The proc
ihcntial year of 1892. 1t will DO romom.
bored that tho previous fall there had
been great Democratic tidal wave, ap-
proaching in point Of size tho Rcpub.
liCan cyclone OF last fail. In tho spring
elections following it was emphasized
by more Democratic Victories, and no
ono will dcnv now that in tho result Of
1892 tho election OF q Democratic Presi.
dent was clearly forcshadowcd.
-
ia, i,ny ~
is repeating Itself must 10 blind indeed.
Conditions havo been reversed. ii
great Republican victory last fall that
almost annihiIatcd tho democratic party
in Congress has boon followed by dccis.
Two Republican victorio, in tho spring,
as wall ~ in tho municipal nlnctions
hold during tho winter. II political oh.
servers couId see in similar Victories nm.
dor similar circumstances ior tho DO.
mocracy in lSDO.'0l n forecast Of tho
presidential result in 1892, tloy can SEQ
Just nv clearly now, in the light OF tho
rcyGrsci conditions Of lS0l.'9j. fore.
Swallowing Of the election OF Rcpnhli-
can President 1T 1890. IL docs not ro-
quirc political prophe. to figure this
out, nor does i, do violence to any mans
mind to accept it as logical reasoning.
1t Ia baSod on tho experiences oil tho
pas. and on prevailing conditions. It
must DO conceded by all fair.mindcd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

THE improved sleeping car. il it is to
meets want long felt, must DO provided
with an automatic porter. II 1t be
thought we'll not to break in too vic.
lonsly on established custom tho auto.
maton might DO provided with q quar-
tor.in.t ho.slot attachment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

If Great Britain be under the i'm
preston that what she may please to
do in Venezuela or elsewhere on this
continent is mono OF our great American
business, We may have to give her some
primary instruction. She should know
that she is not dealing with African or
Asiatic tribesmen when she has bust
ness with Is.
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Prince OLAsEMsEY, who has dono n
good deal OF Asialic travelling on horse.
back, hopes to make the tour OF the
world in the Same way. He thinks he
can cross Boring straits on the leo.
Perhaps it is his princely intention to
have his gallant steed shod with skates.
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PRoBABLY Oscar Wilde knows what
he means By ".lim, gilt SOUL" The
Cleveland Leader speaks OF politician
OF that city whose proud boast Is tina, no
never trun away n Sazaboy." Maybe
Oscar could elucidato this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

How nccly Hoods Sarsaparilla hits
tho needs OF tho people who icol all
tired ont or run down from any cause.
II seems 20 oil M the whole mechanism
Of tho body so that all moves smoothly
and work becomes delight. II You arc
weak. tired and nervous, llood'h Sarsa-
parIsla Ia just what you nccl. Try it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

NEw YoRE is about to celebrate the
centennial anniversary OF tho establish
mont OF her public school system. That
is an event to be proud OF aud 1t Is
worthy Of memorable celebration. Tho
public schooi system IL the bed rock OF
our American citizenship.
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Highest Of in Lcavcnng Powcr-Latcst u S. Govt Report
R|z!!A,:!!!!,. B BSxd5sg1.
ABSOlU TELL p:PURE

contest botweon the "hup,lcrs" for tho
place, but tho point 10 TINT Mr.. Wilson
does not soon to DO Us unapprociativo Of
tho political work 6one for him in his
late. DISASTROUS campaign. as some DEM
ocratic politicians OF the Second district
have charged him with being. Ito may
not SEQ lit to reward any Of them, how.
over, and their complant may DO well
based. Time will toll.
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" Wheeling can haze such direct
canal connection with tho grea. lakes
as is proposed, i. viii. be an excellent
thing. The proposition is worthy Of a
careful examination, and this it will re.
ceiye asoncc.
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SUBSCRIBERS to the ISrELLIGESCEH
who intend to move April !, should leave
word As to their change of address ut the
Office, that there may be no delay or inter.
rup.ion In tho delivery OF the paper. Tcle.
phone Ssc.
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II. liEISEMAH, Milwaukee, Wis, writes,
'One box Japanese Phi euro Inns cured
mo OF caso Of 9S years standing, uf,pr
being treated by Now Works best phy,
sicinnR." Chas. II. Goctzo and W. VI.
Irwin.
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" WirT'E WrrC llAHaLDSNLvE cures
araiI", burma, indnlcnt, sore, aud never
fn,la to eur" pilc4. I.ornn Drug Co.,
Wheeling. W. VA, y. T. Peabody, Ben.
wool, aud Bowie & Co., i,ridscpurt. 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-05

MRs. PARAN STEVENS did not survive
long Mr.. Ward McAIister, tho inventor
OF tho Four Hundred. Now there arc
only 39S OF them.
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lloop's Puts euro liver ills. constipa.
ton. biliousness. ]Gundicc, aick head.
nchc, indigestion. )
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Tho fact TINT ono OF tho frat mon III.
troducod to Postmaster Gonoral Wilson,
on tho occasion Of his inauguration last
Wednesday,, rejoiced In the magic nRrio
OF Dayton (the gentleman being post.
mastcr Of New York City, may DO 70.
garded by some ruperstitious Domo.
Gratis as m Ill omon. Tho namo must
have startled him whom no heard II
pronounced that day. There is terror in
tho namo OF Dayton 10 great many Fec.
ond West Virginia district Democrats,
from the distinguished postmaster gem
eral down. This reminds me OF q story
they used to tell about Col. John T. Nc.
Graw, OF Grafton, who. 1t will DO re-
membored. managed Mr.. Wilson's cam.
paign las. fall and ascertaIncd to his
cost that Dayton was no joke. In 1854
Col. McGraw was the Democratic candi.
date for prosecuting attorney in Taylor
county and Gordon Dayton tho self
same congressman. elect was tho he.
publican candidate tor the same Office
in tho adjoining county OF Barbour. Al
though Taylor was strongly Republi-
can, McGraw had been elected in the
preceding paign and was now candi.
date for reelection. This time the Rc.
publicans were united, however, and as
the eventful day approached his chances
for success grew very dubious. Matters
didn't look encouraging in a certain To-
cality in tho south eastern corner OF the
county. and tho gallant colonel conclud-
cd day or two before election he would
visit that section and Fix up matters"
So no mounted horse and rode over
alone. having advertised in advance
that ho would BIO there. After journey.
ing nearly half tho day, he tiually came
to a cross.roads. where quito largo
crowd OF farmers from the surrounding
country were gathered. and were evi.
IDENTIFY waiting for some one.
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SMIrn's bottled ale for household use
rurcsi, beat. hrulthiost
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OF course there was the inevitable
drum corps and tho flag and 1t didn't
need anybody to tell tho colonel that
this was his "mec,Iug." CongratuIa,iug
himself on the unexpectedly large turn.
out, he dismounted, approached tho
crowd, shook hands all round, asked
alter the babies. the crops, &c. and sug.
cested that, US his time was limited,
he might as we'll make his speech
at once. Thers was no objection, and
Colonel McGraw dotted his nat, mount
on what.was perhaps "the effort OF his
life He did not forget that he was
running on TDcmocratic ticket in Re.
publican county, and. Of course, his
speech was mildly conservative-thc
colonel is born diplomat. Those who
heard it said that it would take an ex-
pert 10 find any par,isan.hip in that
speech, nnd stranger wouldn't have
suspected otherwise than that the orator
was Just on the eve OF floprinr over into
the Republican party. He wound up
his really tine talk with an eloquent plea
Tor the votes OF his hearers, promising
them an honest, fair and conservative
administration. The speach was we'll
received, and tho colonel aa,tored him
self that he had made the desired i'm.
preston. He bad just concluded, whom
cheers on tho outskirts oil the crowd
told him OF new arrival, and a moment
later Gordon Dayton. tho Barbour
county Republican candidate. came for
ward with the greeting: Hello, Nc
Graw. what are YOU doing here-mak-
ing Democratic speech ut nv
meotinS? Thcu, for the first time, it
flashed upon tho colonel that no had
wandered over into Barbour county and
was wasting his valuable time on an
audience that had assembled to hear
DAYTON. and that there wasn't TAYLOR
county voter in the crowd, which, along
with Dayton, seemed to appreciate tho
joke. l cannot vouch for the truth OF
the story. but i, was told n: tie time at
the colonies expense. didn't learn il
he afterwards found his own meeting
and fixed up the disaliectod voters he
had gone out to corral, but do rcmcm.
Der that n couple OF days later tho colo.
mel was defeated for reelection BY about
seventy.iive votes. G. A,p.
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Tho appointments Of Charles Edgar
Brown 10 tho postmas torship of Gin.
cinnati has n double interest to Wcst.
Virginia politicians, especially those OF
tho Democratic persuasion. first, DO.
cause Mr.. Brown Is Il native Of West
Virginia. havin. gone to Cincinnati
from Preston county. wl0ro no is vol
known. That county is in ,heScongresa-
ional district which has boon 40 long
misropreacn.cd in Congress by Mr.. vii.
son. now postmaster general. Second,
because tho appointment. though made
to I'LL u local Office in tho metropolis of
another state. is u reward for political
services performed in Wcs, virginia.
Mr.. Brown 'Gtumpcd Mr.. Wilson's dis.
tricl Tor him last fall and contributed
generously his share OF tho unsuccessful
o!lort to save tho great FREQ trado leader
tfrom.lofont. It is said that tho Prcsi.
dent gave him tho Cincinnati posioillc,
iat tho solicitation OF Mr.. Wilson, AMI,
although it was made previous Ia tho
day that tho new postmaster general
took tho oath OF office, tho appointment
mny no properly charged M M tho re-.
suit OF his first official Recommendation
to tho President. Thu it wRs that m
"cX.OIlicio conIt,ucnt' (aa ho may be-
cnltcd) OF tho late wet Virginia con-
rressulnn got tho biz Cincinnati plum,
misunderstanding ior it, over the heads
Of tho lilc.lnug Cincinnati Democrats,
who didnpplv ior it. Mr.. BrnwnH W.
lection WIS u happy compromise vi tho
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The Portland daily press., 1895-07-01
SOUTH PORTLAND.

1t is expected that two hundred and
fifty bicyclists will take part in the
Fourth of July celebration. The wheels
will be decorated. Five dollars will be
awarded to the prettiest decorated bicycle.
There will be a ladies' bicycle race.
fantasies, drum corps, brass band, etc. q,
will be in the parade. The various stores
of the town will make exhibits and
several city stores will also be represented.
The hose companies of South Portland,
Willard and Knightville will have con-
test. Contests of all kinds will be held
Sawyer street will be the scene of action
and it is to be roped off by permission OF
the town officers. The days celebration is
to be concluded with grand display OF
fireworks on the water front
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-01

MATRIMONIAL BUREAU for both sexes
I'VE Do you want companion? If so send 8
two cent stamps for tull particulars. Address
Lock BOX 2O6, Lewiston, Me. All correspond
ence strictly confidential 27-l
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-01
CITY OF DEERING.
Notice to Contractors,

SEAhED Proposals will be RECEIVED By, the
~ committee on sewers until II O'Clock
opened, for tho constr uotion of sewer on
High street; also sewer on Pearl street.
Blank proposals and ell necessary infor-
nation may be- obtained at the Office of the
city Engineer. Each proposal must be ac-
npanfad oy q certified check. $3.50 for High
street and $50 for Pearl street
The right to reject any and all bids Is re-
served.
ARTHUR ". PIERCE.
KUEL SMALL,
FRED "a. LIBBY,
jneoSdlw Committee ON Sewsrs.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-01

1t is announced that the United States
Fish Commission steamer Fish Hawk,
with DR.. Waupenhauter in charge of the
scientific department. will leave head
quarters at Woods Hell, the present week
for this city, thence along the northern
Maine coast in quest of mackerel, of
which fish and its habits the expert is
making an exhaustive study. The Fish
Commission schooner Grampus will soon
join the Fish Hawk.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-01
CITY OF PORTLAND.
City Marshal's Office.

OWNERS OF trucks, drays. wagons, carts or
" other vehicles, which shall be used in this
city. for lhe conveyance from place to place in
this city. of wood, coal lumber, stone, bricks,
sand, clay, gravel, dirt, rubbish, goods, wares,
furniture, merchandise, building materials,
or any other article or thing whatsoever, are
hereby deSGted to their teams at the
the numbers and licenses for the year begin
ming July 1, 1895. A failure to comply with
This notice will subject the delinquent to pen
A'''' HENRYs. TRICKEY, City Marshal.
ie26d2W
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W. H. Nelson, who is in the drug bust

W. Fl. Nelson, who is in the drug bust
ness at Kingville, Mo-, has so much con-
fidence in Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy that he warrants
every bottle and offers to refund the
money to any customer who is not salts
fed after using it. Mr.. Nelson takes no
risk in doing this because the Remedy
is certain cure for the diseases for which
it is intended aud he knows it. It is for
sale by Landers & Babbidge, Druggists,
and G. B. Woodman. Westbrook.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-01

Nobody can deny that postage stamp col
lecting is great h alp in teac hing boys ge-
ography. Jack showed this at school when
his teacher asked him where Nicaragua was
and what it produced chiefly.
''It is en- page ninety-eight, said Jack.
land it prof uces more sets of stamps than
any other country Of Its size in the world.
>Harpers Round Table.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-01
WIT HAND WISDOM.
Perseverance, Brings Success.

Perseverance Brings Success.
"Do you want boy?" he asked of the
nagnate of the office, standing before him,
cap in hand.
Nobody wants boy.' replied the mag
ma te.
''Do you need boy" asked the appli-
cant, nowise abashed.
Nobody needs boy.'
The boy would not give up. "Well. say,
mister he inquired, ''do you have to have
a boy2''
The magnate collapsed. ''I'm sorry to
say we do he said, land l guess you're
about what We want. ."-Detroit News Trib-
une.
Maid-Zee marekt woman eez below,
madame, and zays zat after this eggs will be
SO cents Won dozen.
Madam-Prep posterous! Three cents for
one egg!
Maid-Pardon: mais madame must consid-
aire Eat ett is Won days vurk for zee hen.-
Judge.
E'Every drop worth a dollar" is what a
gentleman said of Ponds Extract. That is
rather extravagant, but still, when you
think of the inestimable value of bottle
of Ponds Extract in the house, he was not
so far out of the way.