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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22
SMITH G. DICKINSON.
1870 AIARKEr STREET.
FOR SAID.

Farm, IS acres, IL acres bottom land. on Little
Grave creek, 81 miles south Of city, cheap, on
easy terms, 81 $50
Farm. 10 acres, ~ miles east Of city. easy
terms $500
Farm. 30 acres, 30 acres creek bottom, miles
ehst Of CITY, easy terms 5000.
Farm, l6i acres. Gmiles east OF clty.
Farm, Ia Rcrcl. fronting on National road
milea east Of the city. Easy terms. $3.50
Farm 30 acres, houses aud : orchards. 'front.'
Ing on river, Il miles south Of the cilyi very
Cheap. AdQ1,
Farm. 10 acres. miles cast Of the city.
Splendid farm, $50 acres, on ROuudbottom.
0OauTes Of same river bottom. SIS pOF acre
Farm NJ $50 acres on R1nndbotlOn-
Farm, - huroa, Belmont county, miles west
Of city, tl,b1O
Farm, 50 acres Belmont county, miles west
OF city. $500
FaFm, 70 acres, !, x miles east Of city, cheap
Farm, . acres. ~ miles east OF city, with new
elghtTOomed house.
Farm. y acres mile from Elm Grove
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TRUSTEES SALE.
.RUsTEEs SALE OF
City Real Estate.

by virtue oil a deed OF trust, made by Henry
WlcdebuSch and Frances Wledebusch, his wll0,
to the undersigned A. trustee, bearing date on
the Slh day OF June 1851, aud recorded In the
once OF the clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trn't book
No ~, folio 53J, viii proceed 10 sell o. p ublic
auction, al tho front door OF the Cnnrt House Of
Ohio eoaRIy, Ia whselIng, West VlEgiRIG, on
saturday, November 10, 1908,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m., tho following
real estate part or parcel al gtouad situated
on Caldwells Run being part 81 lot numbered
fourteen az In CAldwclls Addition 10 tho city
OF Wheeling gu TwCnty .nlnih street, aud de.
scFlbcd A. follows beginning 1t stake Que
hundred aud aeventy.two tlf2l feet uorlh Of the
Ald eastern line nifty lb0l feet 10 stake; thence
wrIt one hundred tiO)l feet 10 a stake; Thence
tOmth 4tty ts9t feet 80 stake, thence west ono
hundred llOJl oct 10 SlakCl thence south iiiiy
jOl feet 10 1tnkO, thCncc cast one hundred 100
feet 10 tho place OF beginning together with all
improvements thereon being q part ui lot No
H. conveyed 10 tho said Henry wiedebnIch aud
wife b. William sehocEOy BY decd dated JunS
TsEus oV ElLr-ons.halt OF tho purchase
InOncr. md 40 much moro RN the purchaser
mas elect to pay, cash on the day Oi sale and
the tusldne In Two equal lnslalmOnU payable
respectively IN ak aud twelve months from day
al sale, with iutctcSt ituin tuNt date, tue put
c6Etcr TO givn hi, notes with good security for
tho deferred payments, and tho tito 10 said real
estate 10 DO retained utill payment In full
The tlilD II believed ~ be good. but selling ~
trustee viii convey only such tito rs Is vested
In INC by tho LAld decd u trust
oTll j ~ EbSON. Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

HE second week
Of tho cham.
pIoRship series
Of tho South
Side Bowling
League opened
ut tho Felte al.
lCYs last evening
withihTee games
betwsenth sN Mail
Pouch aud La
Belle teams.
Mail Pouch con.
tlnued theirW win.
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is "FITz" A G0WARD2
Action OF HIS Manager Would IN,
dloats Something Like It,
TaE BIG PRIZE FIGHT DECLARED OFF

Bccauso Julian Would Not AgroS to
Pos,poaement 20 Novsmhor 10
Coybc.t says Ito wan Whip tho Cor.
nIshman On sIEht-Mahsr and Cor.
Ss,s May RO MS,ohSd-Last NIghes
BowlIng-uthOr News OF Sport
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PPEARANcEs

PPEARAEoEs
now indicate
that nnteIs Bob
Fitzsim mons
rscaHtS, and
through HIS
manager Mar.
tin Julian, &C.
coptstheOxIr
ordinary cOndI'
ton which con-
49,. -
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lroTIcE IA uEREBY GIVEN or

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF
N tho lnlOullOn To OiIUt Al The special meet
mr nt tho ptorthOtdnb Ot The taicttn iron
Works. 10 DO held al IT. principal Office IN the
rlty VI wheeling on Thursday, the IN dh VI
November, s. u lsgh, al " o'clock a ~ tic
lailuwlag tesalullau
'RsO'fVd That the limo OF the continuance Of
This corporation The lalhllu ltOn Works" be
extended Tor nifty lj0i years beyond the twenty
tOvrnlh dht VI November Ammo Domlnl ono
thousand, eight hundred ana nluelynvO liHljl,
liU dat0 VI lilo expiration NJ tho tlnr limited III
lilo agreement Tor lie iOrmnilOnl that N 10 say,
until Tho twenty seventh day VI November,
hnHn ps#iWi aRs theHsNhl hlhe hwNhtph aHd
iOtly.iyc ilpihL JOHN WlUulll
NsioCkhOldCr Of said Tho laDelr Iron Works
Urs ~
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN ASpoeini meeting et She stockholders m
''riiE IA BELLf HOS, WuiRs'Wlll 10 held
Thursday, tho 7lh day VI November, A. U lhlI,
al 10 o. clock d. m, for the purpose " extending
lhe time Of " COnlinuAnCO beyond that llmlIol
In the agreement for IT, formation.
ny order Of tho board Of Directors
JOHN 4, WIGHT Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

Mail orders will receive prompt attsn,
tom freight prepaid on all orders
amounting to So 90 aud upwards, sugar
excepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

than tho flying start record. Quad pace
Ing was usO exclusively,
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Atlantic Tea Go.
REAL ESTATE.

We Lead. Lot Those Who Can Follow.
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ROLF Go ZANE.
50 FouRrEENrR srREEE
FOR SALE.

Lot nj Pleasant Valley, IT'S fee, front, on pike.
second lot south Of Mis- PhErr's place. This Is
desirable in every respect and you can got Tar.
gain In II now.
The property, southeast cotueT Fifteenth aud
Jacob streets. This Is q very choice location.
The business property at IBIS Main street. This
will Yield good income.
The slorr Toom and dwelling Of 3jIO Jacob 81
new l3roomed house. with All mode n I'm.
proven enls water. gas house heated with mod.
etn hot air furnace, lot 0OT1JO at Pleasant VAL
ley two mlnuteN' walk from motor linO station,
and $500 VIII buy L.
Beyedero lo1 on monthly payments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

Nobody need liayo Neuralgia Dot IN, Miles
Paln pllla ttUm dtugalAIa, "Ouo pout dose"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

The Petersburg Index-Appeal warns
the third term element In It's party that
the denomination OF Mr.. Cleveland
would sound the death,knell of the
Democratic party, The Index-Appeal
does not seem to catch the idea,
Looking on the future of the Demo-
cratic party as likely to be mostly In ths
past for some years to come, certain
Democrats who would like to get rid Of
Mr. Cleveland are ready to Join with
the idol worshippers to give Mr., ClevG-
land nomination that will make an
end OF him as political quantity.
These Democratic patriots are fired
with the laudable desire to demonstrato
once for all that while MIR, Cleveland
may be infinitely better than his party,
he is not bigger, They reason that
nothing would so well suit their pur-
pose as u third term nomination,
This is the broad, statesmanlilSe view
OF the thing, and 1t has In II much to
command admiration
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Our Intsrest In Turkey.

This country has nothing II do with
European politics proper nor with that
phase of It known as the eastern ques-
ton. II Turkey is 10 be cut up we do
not care where or to whom the pieces
fall. The powers may determine to
leave little OF Turkey or nothing, 1t
happens, however, that there are some
American citizens resident in the Turk
lsh domInlons. and some American pro-
perty is there, When the Turk assails
American life or property, We have
business with him and to that extent
may find 1t expedIent to cooperate with
the European powers.
Word comes that the Turks have
burned American missionary buildings,
In this we have and should assert u
lively interest, Our government should
advise Constantlnoplc that there must
be Immediate amends or we shall take
u vigorous hand in what is going on,
We are not so far away that we could
not get to the front quickly with for
midable force that would arouse the
sultan's deepest interest.
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Ordinarily that portion OF the Pres-
dents message which touches our for
elgn relations, has little interest for the
country. There is the formal statement
that 1--WE are at peace with all the
world and the rest OF mankind" and
this is about all there Ia OF 1t.
This time the President will have
Cuba to talk about, the Venezuelan
question, the treatment OF American
Missionaries in China and Turkey, and
the Waller affair. He viii have oppor-
tunlty to say whether he thinks the
Monroe doctrine is stIll alive and
whether in his opinion 1t should be Hs-
serted.
The people will scan the message
very closely ID see what is in 1t and
what is left out on the subject of our
foreign relations. matters which come
very close home to us and with regard
to which me people would like to see
some manifestation of vigorous
Americanistn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

Ex-Unlted States Marshal vInson has
had fair trial and Is acquitted OF the
charge OF numbering james Frlzcll, the
man killed something more than n ""ar
ago in Wayne county. 1t was n hot
fight between two Democratic factions,
and 1t seems thatFrlzzell was killed by
one OF his own crowd.
The United States marshal was not
well employed on that occasion. but IT
is n qualification to know that he was
not guilty OF the serious charge against
him. Hereafter there is not likely 20
be this kind OF Democratic campaign
ing in West Virginia. The state has
swung too far in the other direction to
make It worth while.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

Last week more than s3,OOOOOO OF gold
went out of the country, and more is
expected to follow. In fact the move
ment is expected to continue. until
checked by foreign purchases of our
securities, or until our exports over
take our imports,
The first expectation is based on the
hope that foreigners will soon have had
enough OF KafHr stocks and will then
turn gladly to American securities The
second expectation has little basis OF
hope to rest on. We have a tar
IN framed to stimulate imports.
Along with such tarlff goes the the
DRY that foreign nations will buy of us
when we buy more literally from
them; but we know that foreign ma
tons buy OF us according to their wants
and the markets Of the world, not with
any regard to what we buy OF them.
Gold will continue to go out of the
country II the arrest of the movement
depends on any more favorable work.
ing of our tariff law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

Defeat has only embittered Demo-
Gratis who believe In imitation and the
lowering of the money standard. They
are fun OF wrath against the Cleveland
administration and Its supporters, and
they insist that the Democratic plat
form must declare for free silver coin
nge next year. The sound money DEM
Ocrats OF the east believe, however,
that they can prevent anything but "A
straight-out gold plank from going into
the Democratic platform.
All this pickering, Of course, only In
creases the certainty Of u crushing
Democratic defeat In 1896, and II sug-
gests an interesting possibility. The
chances ARE that the administration
type OF finance will rule In the Demo
cratic convention. The recent outvOt-
ing OF the free coinage Democrats in
Nebraska II reason enough to expect
that result Of the internal conflict In
the party. That win mean the virtual
expulsion from the Democratic ranks
OF so great portion OF the party, In
the west and south. that there will be
II fair chance for the Republican ticket
10 carry every state In the union II n
new silver party should win In Nevada
1t would at least he within the proba-
bilitlcs that the candidates OF the Dem
ocro.lc party should fail to get single
electoral vote.
That would be the most remarkable
and interesting wreck OF party which
had swept the country only four years
earlier that wns over seen In the
United States. The Democrats are GER
tain to be beaten very badly, and Il
looks more and more Qs II they might
be shut out entirely MS the bnse ball
phrase is-Cleveland Lender.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

The blanket man" Is n now type
In this country. AZ present ho con.
fincB himself to California, hut hS may
DO expected TO spread. Ills Worldly
goods arc u blanket with this no
travels over the state "bcgglng FOR
brcnd aud WORKING FOR whisky"
lie IN not raid to hive developed my
trait more criminal than ldlcncHa, 1Ic
works only to gct whlBky aud when h.
cannot rot hla drink without work.
when h. hnB money h. hnngH ~ ut n
Hnloon nnd romnlns There until HE
money N gone mud there IN no longer
anybody Ia nBk him to "tnkc ono with
me-" he " dirty. Of course, but hc hnf
been seen To tarfy by the margin of It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

Mr.. Campbell. cx- governor and COVER.
nUr-no.morc Of Ohio. the hero and the
hope NJ the young Democracy, etc, etc.
has been talking about what gtrucl; him
the other day Talking moro sense than
mlght have been expected, too. ln
says II In blessed good thlng the Dem
ocrnts made the Nght In one or two
places on local or Ptntc issues. Whore
they did 50 they Jared better than Clsc-
where, or rather not quite 20 badly MS
elsewhere, hut wherever they pinned
their faith to national lBsuOH they were
beaten, wnllupcl CatnwnmpOualy
chnwcd up. Which IN exactly true.
Hear In mind. however that national
lssurB' mems cleveland Nothing
more. Ia Ia the only national issue
the Democrats have hal Tor q dozen
ycnrs. No principles No platform. No
leadership. Just Cleveland, Aud now,
wherever they hight II out on that
line" thy get thraahud out OF their
boots. Tho moral NJ which In. "llph
for third tcrmi'-Now York Tribune,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IsllEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ There wctr standing, NJ tile tmn VI his
death In tho nauic VI CALNlN II DOIN, dninl'
ulpd nj lhnl timo out NJ THIS State uunn tho
books u "fliE IA nEblE IRON WoliES" \
corporation ctCRlul BY tho laws " The state ~
Wet Virginia, aud having It, principal UfllCO
AMI place VI business In Tho city VI Wheeling,
Ohio county Ncl Virginia ilNp hnndlol mud
lwUnty.NyO ii1h shares VI the Cnpln hlpcR NJ
tnld tIhO lHlpilr Iron WUfN" that the under
frntdhTr tic executors NJ tho last will aud
testament Ui tho said Calvin n lOiy. late VI tho
Civ vi srbunvllc, Jefferson county ONO, do.
rpnsud luly uunllnpd NJ such executors VI said
lr1olOn hCuutdlng ~ the laws " the said state
uiUhiu IN which state the sill Calvin II Unly
was iUnilrllCd tho time vi his d,ntl and th NJ
snId p,rrtiiuri win Ul TUESDAY, TIM gurli
NNY % NOVEMBER, A. u 800, at tho Office oi
fnli "lho lhlrllo Iron Works In The mll CIV
vi Wheeling luNsfrt upOn Tie hook, VI fhll
IhU lalMIlr Iron Woke snll 70 thhtcs VI IL
Mpml stock inndlu1 In thuuhmO uftnll calvin
II boy IN tito following persons, that Is to
70 shares To ll0fry w. DDtcy
l1l alNrH N Mar II. lhrtHplt
rs fhHrua 10 bradford ~ johnson
NJ alnfOi lu Mar lnlusun
HOFFMAN, b. NNCtAtl.
llNWlN T. nOllN,
Executors NJ tnlylu II uuty dccon'u1
Al ClANhL Attorney iiuiih
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wOMANls sUEgRAoE CONVENTION.
A Call for u State Meeting To he held NJ
Grafton for the Purpose Of Organizing u
West ViruEllin Movement,

A Call Tor u state Meeting 10 he held NJ
Grafton for the Purpose OF Organizing u
West Virginia MoVcmenL
A very Important mass convention Is
called to meet at Grafton, this state.
The call is signed by the officers OF tho
Eational-Amerlcan Woman Suffrage
Association, and FULLY sets forth the
object of the meeting, Miss Mary q.
Hay, secretary OF the national OrgQnl-
sation committee, will have charge and
Rev, Henrietta q. Moore will be the
principal speaker. The following is
the call;
A state mass meeting Is hereby called
by the Standardization Woman
Suffrage Association. 20 be held In the
Court House ut Grafton, West Nlr-
giRia, on November 20 and %, 1885, for
the purpose Of organizing n West Nlr-
glnia State Suffrage Association.
The question OF woman Suffrage IL
aEgressively before the people of the
whole nation. The glorious example
OF Wyoming, whore women have voted
upon every question that men have for
thirty years has answered every OBJ
lection OF the opponent, She has dem
arstrated that none OF the fancied Ills
that theOrist declared must follow the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VI hNNlNu nav
proved true Ii tho actual experiment
Wyoming Is to-day an unauswerable
argument for the advantages OF q gov
crLmcnt which knows no sex. There
remain but two stptcs without an or
ganlzntIon to push the work. West
Virginia is one OF these, The progress
I've spirit OF this state will not permit
her to longer lag behind her neighbora
In this line OF march, The time to act
IL now,
We earnestly request all the friends
of the cause To be present at this mass
meeting and 10 participate In it's DELHI
cIatlons. Entertainment for the del
cgatcs will be provided In the huspita-
BILE homes OF Grafton. Friends wish
ing entertainment will please address
Mrs. l.. II. Herr.
An interesting programme viii be
provided. Come one, come all! Let
this be an earnest and enthusiastic
gathering which shall make an cncr-
getic protect against existing condi-
tions-a 1T prophecy 6t new time
coming when there shall be higher
and trucr civilization.
SUSAN h. ANTHONY.
President.
RACHEL FOSTER AVERY,
Recording secretary.
CARRIE CHAPMAN GAIT,
Chairman organization department.
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Tho police surgeon Of Jersey City
finds some Of the policemen too fat for
good service and recommends their dis
charge for that reason. He says 1t Is u
fact that when n man gets on the po-
lice force he begins to ret fat ana docs
not move about as rapidly as before.
What are we to do with our policemen
to keep them from getting fat and Ins
efficient? Could We arrange to let them
take turns with the letter carriers?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

The Cleveland drnwbridge disaster
is one Of the most horrible of the year.
Fortunately for the victims It was all
over In moment The responsibility
seems to rest on the conductor OF the
electric car. but he went down
into the river with his car
and Its human burden. The
conductor must have thought the way
clear or he would at least have saved
himself
Theoretically drawbrdgcs nrc I'm
safe. In practice they are probably an
safe as fixed bridges. Certainly no more
casualties result from them. In tho
Cleveland case the electrical railway
company had taken all the necessary
precautions and the conductor followed
orders and custom. II may be that the
strong electric light blinded him 20
that he could not sec that the way was
not clear for him.
Altogether II seems to be another
case Of nobody to blame, unlcua the
blame be put on n man who Is beyond
the rcnch OF nm indictment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

The Century will reproduce each
month"; Tor the present, painting by
j. G. Nibcrt, with n brief explanatory
narrative contributed by the artist.
Tho subject In the Christmas number
Is "Thc GrasHhoppcr and the Ant"
Rudyard ltiplIrg'g famous jungle
stories hnl their origin In the 6uggcs-
ton Of the editor Of St Nicholas that
he try his hand nj writing stories for
the young readers Of that magazine.
This Mr., lNpllng was the more ready "a
do as he raid he had grown UP on St
Nicholas" He will write for II dur
ing the coming yonr--ln n new vein;
the Jungle stories are iinlshc ].
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acknowledgements.
waEgLlAo, NOVEMBER 10. 1898.


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

a. Louis Mo, Nov ~, l'oninnln
Ilnrrlppn. rItlarn. Of indiana, w .lld ~
hnvu caught the South African mining
fcyur anu u $500 Investment realized
tlODO0O ~ moro for him, Thil inter
eating Information was CLEANED illlH
afternoon from H. q. Rhcrnld NJ
liulrun Mont, who Inns lupt returned
from soulh Africa and " NOW IN route
Ia NnM NmIl.
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stream long enough to dip In his blank
ct and call It washed.
In time the blanket man may move
eastward and let us have look ut him
We are developing all sorts of ethno-
logical types In this country, and the
blanket man is not the least Interest,"
ing OF them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

In October last the Increase In our I'm
ports was four timer tho increase In Our
exports This crnh.lllIc way Of getting
oven with tho International game may
suit free traders II In viewed by pros
tcctlonlsta with lncronrlnR alarm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18
FIVE HUNDRED KILLED
III ihc Latest Turkish Massacre Eight
Mission lluliIlngs burned.

lloHlon Mars, Nov i7--Tho follow
Ing cHblr message was received ycstcr-
day by the American board ~ foreign
missions from Row H. u. Dwight Of
CpnHtnntluuplo. by way OF phlllpull1
give hundred were Killed. IN llnr-
pcUl, eight or twelve nlBElpn buildings
burned; lives spared, huuncH stripped.
Turks win rorurd thls M test " lntcn-
ton " United HtntnR to defend mia
Hlung, No missionaries anywhere klll-
cd. VILLAGES everywhere lu4ulMudi urO.
pie mixed ana starving lnslpnt
help (slgnod) DWIGHT"
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national convention, Nonsense, That
is about the last thing the convention
will take up with, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
this better than Plat and Quay, Each
delegate will represent u constituency
and will do his own voting So far as
the Republican party Is concerned, the
principle is settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

The last words OF mother-In-lnw
Vanderbilt TO her ducal son-In-lnw
were: BE sure you give Consuelo n
nice piece Of chicken every morning for
breakfast" Chicken! The duke takes
away enough American money to give
his wife II square meal OF mocklnB
birds tongues three times day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

There Ia mn impression that the chair
man Of the Republican national COM
mite vii TX the place FOR the national
convention. There Is II member OF that
comltc for every state and territory
aud the District OF Columbia. Every
member Inns as much voice as the
chnIrmnn Inns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

Report says that ON nm Investment Of
$500. ox-prcadont Harrison made
100000 In the South African gold
fields. Tho cx.prcsldcnt viii mako good
use Of any good thing that comes to
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