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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
TELZrRoSE SuNREGs;
rial Rooms Es3., Counting Room s1a'
QheJateIIiaeneer
wEEELISC, ooronEp 81, 1893.
Tho steol.Mal;tus cstro shifting.

Tho steel.MaI,iug Csotro shifting.
A correspondent OF tho Nav York
journal OF Commerce writing from
Cleveland makes some very interesting
comments on the shifting Of the steel
making centre. We Americans find a
patriotic satistaction in the fact that
the centre OF stoSl.mAkinG has shifted
from Great Britain to the United States.
But some shifting is going on in our
own country. aud it il worth while to
see which way tits going AID why.
The movement is steadily away from
the coal towards the ore. With i'm
proved processes OF steel production a
less amount Of coal is required to make
ton Of steel, and tho ore becomes OF
greater relative importance than before.
In this day iurnacsmen get out Of ore
about all there is in it, but they have
not learned to use coal'to tho sams adj
vantage. These facts are seen to be OF
great Importance when We arc told that
it costs leIs to bring ton Of ore from
the Superior region to Cleveland than it
does 70 bring a ton OF coal By rail from a
point six.y miles south OF Cleveland.
The cost OF transportation is the prin'
cipal factor in determining the ques'
.ion. This factor points to the Lake
Erie region as tho future centre OF steel.
making. Figures shove that tho steel
plant OF the johnson company at Lo-
rain can produce a ton OF pig iron at
sl65 psr ton less than tue cost OF pro-
duction at Sparrow Point, where foreign
ore is used. at 81 50 pcr ton less than the
cost at BothIehsm. where native ore is
used, and at s. 81 less than the cost at
s,eeIton, where foreign aud native ores
are used.
The SGT Of the current towards the
lake region has not escaped the notice
oftheshrewd men Of Pittsburgh. Hence
their effort to conusc: tho river and tho
lake with great canal and the move.
nent for the Improvement Of the Ohio
river. In the import mattor Of coke
Pittsburgh has great advantage over
Wheeling.
Unless Wheeling is willing to DO
shifted out OF tho steel business she
must have coke on the Same terms as
Pittsburgh gets it. This Wheeling can
not have until she gets a shor! railroad
connection with the ConnellsviIle field.
This is an enterprise to which Wheel
ing should devote herself with deter
nination to succeed,
Wheeling should do all she can to en-
courage the construction Of a canal be.
tween tho river and tho lake, so that
Que may come all the way BIZ water
Wheeling should leave nothing undono
to bring about tho complete improve
ment oithc Ohio river, which was never
90 necessary to her welfare as now.
Wheeling should begin to-day to re.
yive nor clas, indns.rS, no. stopping
until tho lost place in the glass trade
shall have been rogainel. Whoolng is
as good poin: Tor tue manufacture Of
glass as it ever wac. Thcro is nothing
the matter except that the owners Of
her glass houses had tho misfortune to
sell them to big company that has
been unaucc,ssiui, aud whose interests
centre elsewhere.
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In tile nations years Of darkness,
In her days Of civil strife.
Came party great In power.
10 preserve ~ threatened lie
Rrough; tho uitln safe through conflict,
saved the union ut the states,
Healed deep wounds that's caused by warfare
Former rights TO you creates.
Ruled our country years with wisdom
Gave prosperity unknown
To the people OF all cOuuttieL
Al except our land alone.
Parts mastering greater problems
Than another ever dare.
And will solve them In the future,
And the truth and right declare.
Party with the greatest leaders,
Men Of wisdom men Of fame.
Who shall live through coming Agel,
High with those oigrehteSi name.
Need vc pOlut 10 noble Lincoln,
striking With giants might
Shirklcs IRON four million people
Dying iorarace.s right
And the lpto Of AppomRilox,
Grfut, gtcat. both In Jc1Cs and war
NarflOH greater than Napoleon
In noble deeds bG,ic7 TAR,
Martyr stNlt,uau FROM OHIO
Garfield, lOw.bay President,
LAYING IN h.' cHuulrgs '"rylcc,
Died with nations heart lull sent
Also greatest recent statesman
lfgtn the lIitlr state OF Maine;
Greater hlnDr' due than given,
Peerless James GlItspie blaine.
Party wlha history written.
Emil nt BRILLIANT. mob q deeds,
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Wlrn two little children subject to
Group wo do not frsL easy without II
bottle Of UhamhOflain's Cough Remedy
In tho house, lor the most Royura nj.
lacks quickly 'uCCumb to q lOw doses
oil II. --Morriaon, Colo, nul. For saln
nj - aud 80 cents nor hottie by q. Il.
Gocla,, W. w. lrwin Q. Schnopi, q.
McnEomollcr, John Hlari, w. II. liaguo,
II. C. stewart, Il, Il. Burt i, Coleman,
A, u. srho,ln. VIM. Monkomulur, j. Il.
sholc, Nnc,llna; BoNln& Co.. Bnd.o.
port II. 4. Peabody n Sou, llOhwool,
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other things, aud that the relatives OF
prominent officials so appointed had
been guilty OF gross misconduct in Office.
The governor listened To the charges,
ordered the authorities To investigate
themselves and relatives they had ap.
pointed and then declared that tho
charges were false. Governor Mac.
Corkle is somewhat uncertain guam
tity. one day you can commend him
aud thu next you condemn him, and hit
il about right both times.
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Tnr case Of Rev c. ". ETooGer, Of
Stark county, Ohio, 10 decidedly inter
esting. Mr.. lEoonor is Republican
nominee for tho legislature. lie is
charged with Offering to vote for ANY
body for United States senator whom
tho Democratic state committee would
name. provided he should receive
$1,000 Tor his vote. lit eau DO ptoyoi
that Mr. ioelIer made this tender Of
his vote it is safe to assume that ho will
have no vote to deliver 1t is 10 DO
hoped that no malO no ouch otIer
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rrnnoo AMI Tho Waller Case,

v NANlNN tANNA NNAN ~ "Nfh ~fNN'
Queer news comes from France. That
country, it is said, will resent the in
teress taken by tho United States in
tho case OF ex.Consul Waller This
could be- true il tho French government
were crazy. Not otherwise.
1t Is proper and customary for civ
ilizsd country to take interest in one OF
its subjects or citizens in trouble in a
foreign land. Where there is any rsa'
sou to suppose that wrong has been
done there is au inquiry into tho cir
cumstancos, and whsro tine circum'
stances warrant there is interference.
1t does not matter in the Waller case
villa. the government OF France thinks
about it, The government Of the
United States Is under obligation to the
people and to Waller to probe the
case to the bottom aud to ascertain
whether the man hA, been riGhUulIy or
wrouCiully deprived Of his liberty.
II France had a right to try Waller,
gave him a fair triul aud ispunIshing
him according to his deserts, n satisiac'
tory showing OF these fact will close the
incident Ii the opposite be shown
France must give Waller his liberty and
make amends
This iI all there is in the Waller case,
but it is enough TO involve this country
in war with France ii that country
shall fail to do the right thing,
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Genera, GoraaIr Ia the 1880 cooro".

General Garn,Il IL the 1880 Conycn.
ton.
Responses 10 tho br.ot review Of Sen.
nsor sherman's book are prompt
enough anl yigorgu, enough to insure
GOOD doal Of lively contributing to the
history Of tho tina covered by the
work. Tho cirl.oal ro,urus hayo to DO
with tho memorable national Rop ubli.
can convention Of 1859, aud much more
may DO expected Oh this subject. II
will DO necessary to sos Iuit what tho
Ohio sonalor has uail bniJto II can DC
subjected 10 nr5al rcyiow
ltaeom1 that by implication al least
sonnt5r Sherman ., though! to have nc.
cusol Gunofh Garfield VI bad faith In
tho convention Of 1882 Gonoral Gar.
field was In that convention no tho load.
or Of tho Sherman iorCoL Was hc IN n
scheme 10 bring about his own noininN.
iion2 lU,yf, TIC convention mot llOfo
va, Gafiyli movement with which
Mt Walton Dlfkor Of Philadelphia,
had u nrou don to do. hIt Dafkof was
thought 10 BIO tho lcOi Of tho moyO.
mont
IT Inns boon charged often that Gou.
ttnl Garfield wB u party 10 what was
dono ia hi. bonali This hm mover
been proved, anl tho mon who thought
they Weto ciDlolt 10 him ni tho time
have noyur believe that General Ghr
field was anything less than loyal to
senator Sherman, Tho olofL To nornI.
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The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
prints pictures Of Senator Brice's resi-
dences, one in Newport, one in New
York, one in Warrington, ono in Lima,
and gives their cost. II Senator Brice
i. able to maintain all these residences
with money honestly como by, that Is
his affair. Democratic newspapers have
made the same kind Of attack on
prominent republicans. but 1t is not an
admirable kind Of campaigning. The
point iS fairly mads against Senator
Brice that he is not bona fiO resident
Of Ohio.
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Tho labor bureau ut Washington
gives tho strike and lockout figures for
thirteen years and for tho fret six
months Of 1894 the numbor OF persons
thrown out Of employment in this la't
named period OF six moathS was almost
as great as the largest number in any
previous year, being $4,000 against
sos, 900 in 1856. The lo's to employees
in the six months OF 1894 was S2S,OOO,.
900. nearly double the loss in the whole
ofIss5. The short period includes the
srcat railroad strike.
Tho aggregate loss to employees in the
thirteen years and half was the clor'
nous sum OF SlG3OOO,OOO by strikes nad
SIG. 100000 by lockouts. From each
cause employers lost just about half as
mucn. Strikes and lOckouts are costly
warfare. The heaviest charge falls on
those least able to bear il.
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SAY, why don't you try DO Wits Lit.
ito Early Niiets2 These ItllO pills euro
headache, Indigestion aud constipation.
rhuy'rO small, but do tho work. Logan
Drug Co., WhOnling, W. Va, u. I. Pea.
body, ljcnwood, and BowiO & Co,
bridgeport. o.
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Cldrit,i0a EJmRg ia O.
President Lively, Of tho Spencer
asVlum board, is great Commander"
but il he COOS to monkoying with the
business ends OF the editorial fraternity
Of West Virginia he Is liable to be re-
ducod to the ranks.
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DAVID BEHSErr HIT may now 10
numbered among hacxlinc! volcanoc'.
Since no failed in his mighty effort to
harmonic tho Democratic factions In
New York no Is nobody Of moment,
Tho way Of tho harmonzor Ia hard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21

Hos CHARLES EuoRY SMITH, tho &C.
complshcd editor OF tho Philadelphia
Prcss, begins at Eat Liverpool tonieh.
a ssrics Of speeches In Ohio. Mr. Smith
will discuss national questions, and no
will do it veil. lhoio who layc tho
opportunity to hOar him will not regret
embracing 1t.
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Tnrrr inn kindly monitor Of Sccro.
lary Olncy in connection with tho Dem.
ocralic nomination for tho presidency
Would ho 10 nominated on an anti.
trust platform, think you2
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SPENCER INVESTIGATION.


important COhslderAilnh'
calhoun ChOIisi,.
Ono Of tho important, In fact ono oil
tho essential quoalinni 10 ask q Juror
when tcalln' him m " III. qualification,
na II juror i'i "htr YOU sousiblo Oi any
bias or prejudice lJf M against tho lnf.
tics hulwnon whom tbs cause IL poul,
ingY Now tie question 10. VIII tho
directors Of tho Spencer Asylum be-
freed from bias or prouliCu ~ tho law
ptoFllmOa n juror 10 boz II not, why
should tllBy not stnnd niilc2
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Iris now discovered that there issuch
a thing as a bicycle foot, 1t may be the
100. that kicks at dogs and leaves tho
dogs smiling,
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NlIIYpp.

PJiHf PISdsdat ReIs'rr
Governor MacCorklO saws the Weston
Insane Asylum is Tho beat run institu-
ton OF its kind in tho country. Maybe
he thinks so.
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One more incident aud | am through.
TraveIer-'"ThlS my truin2"
Railroad Employe-"No, cir"
Traveller do | lake?"
Il. E.-"Noue,"
T-"Oh, sec, You're from Boston
whsre they speak English AZ it il taught
in IloboIton. Now, l suppose YOU want
mo to ask you winch carriage shall !
take passago on IL that Ltndley MUIR
ray enough for yoUg'
II. E-"Wronl. Nou can't take
passage till you have q ticket"
I. 10 ticket EeIlerl-"Here, give me
ticket to Benwood,"
This Is an old joke in the scar and
autumn leaf worked overturned over,
as it we're, on anew leaf. Friends will
please omit iIoWerI. Interment pri-
vatel.
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A hint to housekeepora--To properly
preserve this Joke write plainly, see
that tho ink is in tho bottle before
H,ias. Cork tightly aud keep in dry,
dark paro-und let no one SEQ you put
il away. 1t will keep tor years, and
then come.
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SlH. BmcG lc:3 Mr Campbell iondlo
his little presidential boom, but Mr..
Brice keeps his best eye on the logi,la'
turc. II protty game.
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A. 4. DAnrLS, Of Magic pa., wtilos
"l icoI II n duty VI minu TO inform YOU
and tho hubble that no Wits Witch
Hazel silvo chtCd mo ol worry bad rasr
Of uraNma II also cutol INV boy oi II
mnnnr soto OF ttt 'cn Logan Hm.
CO., Whrnltnr, w. Va, II. H. Peabody,
lIcnwoDl, ml li1wlo & Co., BrId,o.
port. "
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believe. paid my taxes Yesterday aud
That is why ! cay when | sLng:

Then ont spoke the tail lax layer
lu the lat book ,nhI, rocket
To every Iuan upon this green earth
Taxes uuWeth ,OOn or late.
tsOuc are sooner than OIheul
Then how can do better
Thau cmplylng my sQrild cash
For the DO ,JRudSluls Lam
Taxed With.
Aud other things that arr odd"
The only odd thing that | found In
tho above plant was about taxes on
doga. My poetic friend should HE him
self to South Carolina and take his
mug with him, where dogs are not taxed,
but in which state hisgraduated income
will DO heavily levied upon.
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By tho way, have you been in tho
country lately? II not, 90 and sec the
irost.tinted forests clothed in "color's
wOndroua robe" E. D,
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IT is announced that Senator sher.
man lie for Governor Mckinley for
President. This is interesting OF
course, but it is not news.
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This dialogue took place the other
evening in tho lobby OF prominent
hotel in this city, aud /. had roicroncc
to we'll known chamberlain uncou.
scious humorisI, niualvor;Out wIt,who
has furnished entertainment for m0uy
jolly crowd IN his rooms, the gen.
ileman who invited attention to Inia
wit oiwits" was q traveller, not over
liio's vaniIhing sands, but u common
every day drummer. 1. was aiter the
briol conversation noted above that |
then thought OF some OF his remarkable
spoachci. As near us ! can recall one
Of them the words were something like
this:
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WILL YOU READ TAIS2
"Ye,, know H."

Eyes. l know it,"
"Well, why don't you publish some
Of his-what shall | say. bon most No,
that will hardly Oil tho full measure, II
hoaping peck, ii you please, Rather,
should say his eminent ocCGnLriCitlcs.
don't SEQ why you don't"
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FOB SALE.

Sweeney Foundry Lots at the old pros ,orI
short time only. We can sellyou - OF % bt
front and give very easy terms, You viii ni,,
money by buying at this tune
Vermont stree. house OF Ave rooms Pic. 1'
a shor, time 81 SOC
Money to loan on real estate security,
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Thl'is funny Tho man who goyc II
Ia mo asked mo not todiyulgo his mama.
Tho fe4loaL was mol without funloh
lie said. "Now YOU want IN PIT oolno'
thing good IN your paper llrto N a
slihsot ior you, Just scUhblud II oil
whom | had nothing else tu DO, II ia u
patnphra'o on 'llotallulnL the bridge T.,
by 4 man by tho nalnO Of MikO Aulcy, !
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tIao IN, Nlloa' NrBvn l'tAstrua Tor SPINAL
WEAKNESS All druggists soil 'Uul for 20,
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"Oi? Oicourse we're going to strike
oil. Why shouldn't We? No, you are
taking on the wrong subject. We have
enough acres to furnish tue oil for tho
world-provided, OF course, that tho
world needs the oil. See2 Well, now.
What's that? Nhy, OF course, 1t does;
any fool eau SEQ that. Now, what arc
you laughing at? Yes. you were. You
always have to break in and destroy the
sense OF the conversation. Well, as |
was about to remark, and this is no
Joke, we have enough ground Cough
ito dovHlop") in sight to bury all the
other oil fields in the country. What's
m.i.n.u.t.c. Why, OF course, we'll do
it. The other people? What people?
They arc not in it-not in it. What
what! Ii We don't strike oil, we'll
strike gas, and II We don't got gas Wen
get there OH coal; aud II we don't get
Coal-why, OF course, any fool knows
that John Shotmau's the greatest man
in tho country. 10 dam tho Ohio river2
Now, there is where the people OF
Wheeling are making n great mistake
II they don't lump right into that pro.
ject. Look at that magnificent conven.
ton that was held in Cincinnati. ltiS
what We need right here, Oh this is
no laughing matter. I'll bot can 20
out tomorrow and got ono million dol.
lars subscribed for dam below W heel.
log. Why, Of course, that would be
small mater. Yes. But what is tho
use Of people talking about being on
tho as line or tho aniiclinRl We have
ground. cir; ground, sir. There is no
telling whore a man is going TO strike
oil. Wo will so down. down, down
until we DO strike IL. Now, look here,
put your name down ilr ton shares. at
least. What? No? What's eating you,
anyhow"
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"CortaInly, old gentleman, Iako oil
your pack. Now ait down on this chair
aud mako youraOIl comfortable" That
was what tho clerk said.
Tho old man! BlCss you, no was
grateful enough, lnOyoico broken, not
only by ago but hunger, and that had a
sort OF mDuriiu ouAo ul tho marbIod
city Of III, dead, ho said "rhnnk you,
young man THIS IL tho frat rest |
hayo had siucr yoBlcriny morning. aud
since thcn have had nothing IL Unt
! don't ask charity, but II rou have any
knives To sharpen wilt radly DO It lor
what YOU may give me-, AMI ichta
ltlrklod down his lutrDWud Chcnk',
"llcru, boyW exclaimed tho synpn'
thrlic cicrk. "luko this man into tho
kitchen aud give him Arobd btriNln1h'
Humanity isnut always confined Ia
those institutions which hhyo lirh
sounding nnmcq, nnd whose gates nto
bound with the rod lapc oi holp
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In all this cln't YOU 500 the candle
10 tho stove to simulate warmth? the
turnipS that woro tho rejection OF the
coda? Is tho celebrated oyo water
missing? Not bit OF It. Go to
CambriIgeborO Al. Mark Twain, you
lived in au ago too young Tor your
genius. Col. Sellers? Why, here Is
man who can give tina! visionary but
wol.mcaning promoter OF your fiction
cards aud spades aud Int YOU draw
anything you want from tho deck.
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To turn from tho CAV TO tho cad.
There comes man. boa. unlcr weight
OF yoats and a rather heavy pack on his
back. Seventy years have COMO by
since his blue eyes opened to the WON
dorl OF liie. lilo enters hotel nj an
early hour Of tho morning yesterday
morning. Tho story 10 trlcl. lilo IL
chilled. Ills era4 arc Eat9Fy, but not
from drink. ontrdnca 4, timli, bc.
cause hs knows, being an honest tunn,
no will b0 taken fora dishonest ono.
flo carefully clatOs tho door, aud IN
humbIo .unuliAnco approaches tho
clerk sud mC,kly risks II he cant warm
hil hands ct tho stove. Az | look upon
him SEQ lracnS Of former clmiartsia
hanpv iircgidu is frightened by his
pro,enco. Now All iro gone. Mis-.
fortune is his horaldr', and grief and
want tho croft What will tho clerk
do Ia my mental inquest,
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rTho IS1rLllESGER embracing It's seysrtI
editions. /, entered IN tbs poiloilee al Wheel'
Ing, W. Va, rs Seoond'cla'S mlt'er'l
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ROLF Go ZANE.
70 FoURTEESTH STREET.
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THE nEpunLIcAN PARTY.

Wonmgnh, W Va. OFT 10.