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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10
A rRCnLIAN oAsE.

A MonnnGNh Man Charges nm Innaosnt
Man With Murder on tho strOuGth of u
Newspaper Advertisement,
Fdfrmonttfrts Press
Last Monday William Thompson was
arrested by Officer leeyance at Monon'
gah, on warrant sworn out by S, U,
Board. on suspicion. Mr. Board had a
national detective noWspapOF. which
gave picture of James Jones. who was
wanted at Dallas, Texas, for the murder
OF Deputy Sheriff Thomas DeNton, OF
Hamilton county, Texas Tho murder
was committed on December s, 1893,
and Jones has 80 far Giuded tho officers
OF the law. Tho reward amounted to
81, $50 for the right man, Mr.. Board de-
cided that Thompson tlll0A tho bill, and
had him arrested. Thompson was
brought to this place and placed in jail
Monday night, lie stated to tho Free
Press that he was not tho man that
was wanted, He said ho was thirty.
ono yoarb old the first day of thiamonth
and his parents reside at Peoria, ILL.,,
and are both living Ho said
that at tho t!mo tho murder
ia said to have boon committed
he was residing in Pennsylvania, and
he has been at Monougah Tor the las.
thirteen months. He says that ha can
prove his whereabouts fully and that
he knows nothing OF tho murder. In
conversation with Mrs. THOMPSON, she
states that abe has known her husband
SInCe 1883. She was widow, and by
her frat husband was tho mother OF
three children, and nouo by her second
husband. She states that nor husband
was employed in tho mines in Penn.
sylvania, near the WestmorelNnd county
line, aud worked in the mihoS operated
by John o'Neil, and went there in
August, 1898, and continued at that
place I'LL tho big ssEike in 1924. She Is
the daughter OF Daniel S. DUN. OF
Sunny Side, Allegheny county, Pa,
who is Justice OF tho peace for that
county. T..
Yesterday no demanded his release,
and there being no evidence produced
against him, he was given his liberty.
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swtng at tho Political Pendulum
al. T." sends another interesting let
tor on the British workInguau, this
time giving some reasons why thatindi'
ylduaI in large numbers turned on the
Liberals In tho recent elections and
helped to give the Tories their signal
victory.
II seems to have been with the British
workingm0n in 1895 as it was with the
American workinGman in 1892 he took
it into his head that it would DO good
thing to light into the party that had
done must for him aud which was
naturally hia friend, aud he litin with
vengeance,
Tho American wOrklngman has swung
back with even greater force. Possibly
his british cousin will do tho same Mt
the next elections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10
THE NEW TARIFF

Aud How 1t is WorkInE-ExceSs of I'm.
ports Over IixpOrtS-ThS DRlRncO Against
U.s.
Philadelphia Pres.
Not until the preIent administration
came into power and tho country was
assured OF another Democratic tariG was
there the necessity Of borrowing money
at such oxtoruonato rates Ns were paid
undOr tho Walker tariff. lho contract
which tho Cleveland administration
made with tho bond syndicate involved
tho payment Of Ovon higher rates than
Buchanan paid when the market price
OF the bonds Ia taken into consideration.
Under Republican administrations aud
u protective tariff from tho year 1878
thOrO has always been largo balance
OF trade Ia our favor Under Mr.. Clsve.
lands frat administration after no DO.
gan his attack on the tariff in 1887 there
was change and the balance against rs
for tho naCnl year OF 1883 was S2S ,O02,.
BO1. But when Mr.. Cleveland aud his
tariff smashing policy was rOpudiatcd al
tho polls tho balance turned again aud
ran up to 500, S76,GSB In our favor In
1892. With tho success Of the tariff
smashing policy In 1892 th0rO was n
turn again, aud now the imports once
moro exceed tho exports.
For tho thrOO months covered by tho
Treasury document undor confederation
tho excess oil imports ovcr exports was
ncatIy 3lO,00O,DDD. This brings tho
country back to tho days Of tho Walker
tarll. and gold viii continue TO got out
10 pay for this adverse bhlRnCO Of itAdU,
or cleo tho national dcbt must bo tOgu.
larry Increased by tho sale ol bonds to
tho ROthsChilds or some other foreign
syndicate. Tho AtatlstlCa show that tho
inotONgO In Imports unlOr tho ifOO Hat Of
ARTICLES OF voluntary uso, luxurlos,
do" was nearly 800 pOr cont, ior tho
three months, Tho aggregate reaching
nearly TOOO,0OO undor tho same
hONd, on thu dntablu list, $50, OBS, $50
wOro imported In thu three months, an
lhcfoNBu OI SlOO)OOlO over the uutroa.
poNdlng period IN 1904 That wus tho
object Oi tho now thtlIl
lInlplum liNB mi duties OH flour and n
number Of our agricultural nrnduris
and has shut out our cattle, but Ia tho
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tinclIOn Of being the only bill its kind
that ever became law without tho APP
proving signature Of the President,
InSo far as there 10 any merit in tho
taritl law It ia due to protection, Re-
publican principle and a Republican
policy denounced in the Democratic
platform "a a fraud and violation Of
the constitution, II tho Democratic
party had gone further and let the Nc
Kinley tariff law alone there would
have been no occaSiOn for these hyStOr'
icat Democratic iubtiattons, for the
country would have gone on with no
break in the prosperity on which tho
Democratic party has experimental,
and from which We arc yet long
way Of,
Finally, everybody who knows any
thing knows that the revival OF bual'
ness bega after the sweeping Republic
can triumph OF last fall, which gave to
the cOuRtry new hope and new con-
tdencO. fOEeah Allowing a similar triumph
in 1896,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ro.
ward for any case OF CAtarrh that can.
not DO cured by Hail'd GNtarrti Cure.
I. j. CHENEY & Co, props., Toledo. o.
WO tho undCrsignod hovc known +.
J. Cheney Tor tho lnat liitoon years, and
boliOvO him perfectly honorable in all
business Transaction md financially
ablO to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST Il TRuAx,
Wholesale DruggiatN, Toledo. y.
WALniNu, KiNSAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL tNkon informal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces Of tho BystOn. PrCO
10 cOnls pOr bottle, Sold by all Drug.
gistA Testimonials iroO.
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WHEN the Spanish premier says his
country is ready to send 100000 men to
Cuba to put down the rebellion he ad'
mits lhatitls NO lawn fete that is going
on in Cuba. II they have no better
luck than those who have gone before
100000 will not be enough to finish the
job. Yellow Jack is there, and he is
moro terrible than au army with BAN
ners. The unucclimatcd simply cannot
stand up against Yellow Jack.
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IVer CoINIy SaT
The people OF Tyler county ought to
DO ashamed to complain Of hard times.
We have been favored above almost
every other section OF tho country.
Other places where the people had
nothing to depend upon but their crops,
or tho ordinary business OF buying and
selling merchandise. thousands could
hardly got enough 10 live upon. Hero
all have had enough to eat and wear,
and some money besides Tho oil hus.
inoSs in Tyler has kept her people from
feeling very keonly tho depression that
has almost crushed tho life out Of the
people elsewhere.
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three mouths Belgium Increased her
sales to the United States to the extent
OF nearly y million dollars. Austria
profiled 10 the sRme'extsnt, while Ger.
many sold us about S7,0OO,0OO more in
that abort time than in the correspond
ing period OF the previous year, And
yet Germany has taken the lead In
shutting meat and other Of our agrlcul-
tuTal products ont from the continent
OF Europe, That lie the way the new
tariff 10 working, II not repealed or
properly amended in time the result
will no much tho same as under tho
Walker tariff. when tho government
borrowed money at twelve pOr cent to
pay its current expenaes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

TnE American Manufactured, speak.
ing Of the iron and steel market, says:
1.-THE probabilities all point to moder.
ate reaction in prices and demand uu.
Ill new factor or two appeArS." This
seems to ct the situation. Tho most
effective new factor that eau appear
will 10 new capital to embark in new
undertakings requiring tho products
Of the mills.
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The board of public works has now
for paving, curbing and laying sewers
about s2S,OOO year. Wheeling has
sixty.eIght mlles OF street, about thir'
teen paved with brick. There arc about
fiIty miles Of alleys. The cost Of paving
with brick is about $4,000 a mile.
II We leave out OF the consideration
ali the alleys and devote all the availa'
bic funds to brick paving, We could get
through with tho streets in about fifty.
Ave years. Halt century would be n
long time to wait before We bring tho
highways Of this city up to the demands
Of the public convenience, The com
plstion OF the work would have little iu-
tsreat for anybody now living aud old
enough to vote.
Other cities and towns have had the
same problem to work out, and the
most intelligent and progressive have
worked it out in q practical way that
gives satisfaction. They have made
good highways at comparatively small
cost by getting the best results attain
able out Of dirt, gravel and macadam.
This they have been able TO do by avail.
ing Themselves Of tho best mechanical
squipmen OF the day.
Tina most essential thing is q steam
roller OF great weight and power to
spike up the roadway and to roll it into
q hard compact mass. With such a
machine Wheeling could make excel.
lent roadways where for years it cannot
re ach with tho brick paving. Tho
machine would be equally servicOablO
for preparing suitable foundation for
brick paving, such a foundation Us is
not under any brick pavement yet laid
in Wheeling and for which omission We
pay in repairs and in neglected sinks.
Several concerns make these rollers and
the city can easily satisfy itself which
Is the best
i One, which has given entire satistac-
ton elsewhere, is offered at $780, The
manufacturers will lease 1t to the city
on trial this year for 81, 900. II the city
concludes to buy it the $1,000 will he
applied on tho purchase price, leaving
$500 to DO paid next yoaL This steam
roller can DO operated at much less cost
than tho horse roller owned by tho city
and will produce infinitely better re-
Sults.
Investigation might show that there
10 q beLtor roller at loss money. II
council will authorize the board Of pub
lie works to get steam roller the board
will, of course, got the bsss Il can fad
on the best terms possible. The ex-
pendIture would justify itself and result
in a real saving.
The proposition has been laid before
council, but council has taken no action
on it. 1t ia clearly in the limo Of the
public interest and should have prom pit
and favorable action. Contracts made
without the steam roller in view could
easily be modified, for tho contractors
wish,to continue to do business with
with the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

MAJOR Z. W. S. MooRE, whose death
In Cumberland Is announced, had a
wide circle OF friends in this his native
state. Although his business Of late
years has compelled him to reside out.
side OF tho state, Major Moore has never
ceased to be West VirGiniOn in feel.
ing. Wherever he went West Virginia
had q friend and champion.
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TnE West Virginia Editorial AssOcia.
ton will meet in Clarksburg. septem.
Der &C. President Reed promises an in.
tOrestiug programme, not the least i'm.
portaut feature OF which iS nm excursion
in special cars, via Washington. to tho
Atlanta exposition. which will open on
the 18th. This attraction Is in itself
sufficient to guarantee a good attend.
auce at the IN Meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

FRUtr trees that we're thought to have
been blighted beyond recovery BY the
late frost are heavy with fruit. This is
particularly true of apples and pears In
this neighborhood. Whether the fruit
will mature is another question with
the probability rather on tho wrong
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

TIE fall Of An eight.S.ory building in
course Of erection in New York is an
other reminder that 1t is necessary to
have good building laws strictly on.
forced by capable men. 1t Is not necou.
sary that building shall fall while it is
being erected or for long while there.
after. Good work with good material
will guard against both.
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TRLKPHDSE NpNBrsv
Editorial Rooms sss, cSuntiNg Room sag.
G!se gnteItlaeneer
wMErLINo, AuoUsr 10. lsOO.

sVRsORnEEs to the DAILY IETELLI'
oENCER who are going away for tho
summer months can have their paper
sent to them, postpaid, at the rate OF 10
cents per week. Change OF address may
BIO made US often rs desired. TSiephono
M Rna
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q FfF III tHU 3UTH'
Chien1o Tina. Herald

Chicago TINES HsrGld
Newspaper interviewsrs arc Admon.
ished that Secretary Carlisle, being a
public man drawing his pay from tho
public. is not expected to talk on ques.
tons OF public interest. Any inter-
rogatoriea concerning tho weather will,
however, receive careful consideration.
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Houston Foa tDenll
Tho Hon. Mr.. Bowler, tho comptroller
OF tho treasury. has suddenly developed
into bigger man than old man Car.
Isle or old man Cleveland, or tho whole
collection of senators and congressman
for that matter.
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SroMAcl and Bowel Complaints atu
bOat relieved by tho timely ueO Of Do
Wits Collie nnl Cholera Cure. Insist
OH having this preparation, Don't take
any othor Logan Drug Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, u. Il. Peabody, Bonwood, md
Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

Chicago Inter Orun (RPl
Iowa and Ohio Democrats might ad.
vortao for a candidate for governor in
the want ColumnS Of a fOw good
papers. It often succeeds whom every
other plan has failed.
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Phltppi PiatndeGIer tctml
We have no particular choice on the
Republican side for presidential candi.
datc. We can boat any man they may
pitt up.
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NEw YoRE may be dry tomorrow,
but there is little city Onthe Ohio that
won't shriveI up on account OF dryness'
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Monday. Sept, ., Five Bicycle Races,
Fourteen TrottIng, Pacing and Rum
ming Races During the Week.
Y TE r ~
NM EETHB r
M VA l s DO w,

As'AA hVSA - - - NAI
GONE MERCHANTS would
y have you believe that trade
enters n condition of tor.
pidity about July /, and 70.
mains so till tho cool days Of
September wake 1t to lifo and
activity again.
but, begging your pardon, tina.
irnot truc. There is ITO season
otthc year In which people do
not buy goods; there is no aca.
son In which they do not want
ihcm. by tho samo token,
there is no season In which Il
will not pay to advertise.
llowcycr,ity has
this old.fOshioncd notion, andis
TOO conservative to advertise
now, there Is all the better
chance for you. II YOU think
pcopOcOrc not hunting bargains
iii warm weather, try II.
Everybody Ia not out of town,
BY u large mnlorllyl
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iEpworll, Park Assembly u, iiOthO-hn, a.,
LmlY ni 10 Annual u IMNlMaINr.

For tho above occasion tho Baltimore
4 Ohio OomDnny will eDll excursion
licku,s, Wheeling 10 Bethesda, u, aud
return nt 10 conlP.
'l.rnlu, IcNyO Wheeling at lOlj n. ill.,,
3pi6 aud 4,iO y. III, Wheeling time,
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Washington Post trud)
While tho New York police commits.
sionOrs fight over aldo issuOs tho side
door 10 quietly worked.
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DlAnnntEA ahould bo stopped prompt.
w. II soon bocomOa chronic DO
WiLps Collie aud CholorN Crro is NIlCc.
tive, snic aud certain. Hundreds Of
testimonials boar wltnOBa TO tho Virtue
Of this grOAt mOdlCnn II can always
DO dOpondOd upon, ila usu snycl limn
and mOnOy Logan Drug COo Wheel.
ing W. Va, Il. Il Peabody, lIunwood,
mud Bowie & 90, bridgeport, o, 7
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[Tke IErELIIGESGER embracing rs seVsEl
editions Is entered IN the Poitodice at Wheel
ing, ". Va, as sscond'Ciass mattsri
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EIcurainn to Louisville vln u. q .. IN AC.
count Of tho a. a. II. National Encnmp.
mNht.
September 8, 8, 10 aud II tho liNlu.
moro & Ohio will sell rouuh trip ttckotd
TO Louisville Kyo nj ono cont par milo.
No change Of cars via Baltimore Il Ohio.
For detailed information apply TO Bnltl.
moro x Ohio agents.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-15
Our Washington Letter,

(Fromo Our Regular Correspondent
Public Printer Benedict has never
been popular with members of the q,
A. r., but his impolite treatment of a
committee from that organization
which called on him for the purpose OF
asking the reinstatement of comrades
who had been dismissed without cause
has aroused a hatred towards HIM in
the breasts of al! soldiers, which Mr..
Benedict may live to regret. Il have
admitted you here to-day in order to be
able to tell you that you will never
be admitted again." were the words
Benedict greeted the q. A. r. COM
mittee with when they were admitted
to his office. He not only refused in
lmpolite language to reinstate any of
the discharged veterans, but even re-
fused to look at the list prepared by
the committee, saying CURLY: Not
one of them will be put back" and
when the committee stood dumbfound-
ed at such treatment he angrily con-
tinued "There is nothing further to
be said; what are you waiting for?"
The senate had another spell Of plain
talk about Hawaii and its ultimate an
nexation over the amendment to the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill providing 100000 to begin the
work of laying a cable between San
Francisco and Honolulu, and author
izing the president to enter into a con
tract for the entire work.
Slowly but surely the power of the
democrats has slipped away from
them in the senate. Up to last Satur-
day they had a majority of that body,
but upon that day by the swearing in
of Senator Mantle, of Montana, they
lost their majority and only had enough
votes left to tie the senate on a full
vote. Now they have lost that power
as another new republican senator,
Clark, of Wyoming, was on Wednes-
day sworn in.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-15
HILLsBoRo.

THE following items include Hillsboro and
vieinity.)
Mclaughlin and Mahar commenced
working on their lease on the Jew
claim last Monday.
W.. F. Hall and Steve Macy returned
from Las Cruces Friday evening.
Court is off for this term.
Morris Berglin and Charley Larsen
are making a mill run at the Bonanza
from the old Bobtail mine.
Mr.. Lothian has just had his ore
run that he took from his lease on the
Snake mine. The ore was treated at
the Bonanza mill.
The leasers Aon the Ell ORC have
had their time extended for three
years. They have now that much
more time to "bust" or get rich in.
Laramy and Wilson have got about
forty feet of their contract on the
Wicks-Ross shaft done. They are con-
tending with pretty hard rock and still
making Roadway,
Fire clay is the latest discovery in the
Hillsboro district. There seems to be
plenty of it if it ouly proves to be the
proper article. 1t is located near the
Wayland and Macy camp.
X. X. Eastburn, superintendent of
the Silver Mining company of Lake
Valley, was in HillsborO last Monday
filing his claims with Receiver Parker
against the Standard company.
r. G. Troeger returned from the east
last Saturday evening. He was there
during the cold waves and experienced
weather at "a below zero. He thinks
the sunshine state a good place to
winter in.
Will Robins will open up with a
stock of general merchandise in the
Pennington building in the near
future. Being both well known and
we'll liked he stands as good a show for
success al the next.
A show or entertainment was given
at the GALES hall by the Ross family
on Tuesday and Wednesday evening
the 18th and 18th. And another is
billed for the 18th and 10th by local
talent at Lake Valley.
In driving the drift in the Ell Orc
they struck the bottom of a Wine in
the old workings last week. This was
the cause of the surplus water that
bothered them for a while but is now
again in its normal condition. The
ground around the Wine is in a very
bad condition and they haYe to timber
pretty solidly to keep the drift open.
The deepest of the O'Kelley workings
are now in sight and it should not take
long to know whether the bodies be-
lieved to exist are really there. The
leasers undertook a big enterprise in
drifting six or seven hundred feet at a
depth of two hundred feet to open up a
mine and they ought to be rewarded
tor it. They are all local business and
mining lei and in the event of the
enterprise proving a failure will be
seriously hurt financially.
Edwin Walters, ex-assistant state
geological of Missouri, and a scientific
writer for the Kansas City journal
was in Hillsboro last week in CON-
pany with l., G. Morris contractor and
real estate agent of Deming. They are
looking up q route for a proposed new
railroad to connect Deming and Al
~buquerque. Mr.. Morris is interested
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-15
HERMoSA.

There has been quite a skating boom
In the canyon between the upper and
lower camps. The perpendicular cliffs
OF Treasure hill throw such a protect
ing sh adow over the ice in the Rio Pa
Tomas that the ice is protected from The
rays Of the sun, and has remained
there for almost q month, so the boys
and girls have been enjoying them
selves on swift sliding runners upon
the smooth and slippery winter cover
ing of the river.
The Humming Bird is a hummer
just at present; POllac and Chambers
have struck it big and rich upon their
lease, three hundred and sixty ounce
silver ore and heavy 10 lead and TWEEN
ty sacks in n day is a good record
ever for this rich camp. 0ther leasers
GU the Humming Bird are doing well,
Slater, E~ckleberger, Wheeler. Cassidy
and Morris, a strong combination,
have taken a lease on the Pelican
Eagle and are taking out good ore and
doing good development work.
The leasers on the Pelican-E Eagle and
the Palomas Chief properties are do
ing we'll. The latter mine sent a ship
ment to the smelters of ore which will
return about three hundred ounces in
silver and seven per cent lead to the
ton,
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in a large block of coal land on the
east side Of the Rio Grande somewhere
between Fort McCreS and l'alomas
and off the Armendaris grant, The
object Of the soad is to get as near the
principal mining camps as possible and
BY a sweep touch the coal helds, 1he
commercial club OF Kansas City has
sent Mr.. Walters to see something of
the route and resources of the country
through which the road aust pass and
examine the coal banks in question
with a view to their development.