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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-14
RREAKFAsT BUDGET.

MIS- John Scott, sister Of Professor
Huxley, has been resident oil Nash :
vile, Tenn, for many years.
According to tho London Figaro the
only woman in England whom the shah
zAda admired is Mrs. George n. CuTzon,
tornOrly Miss Letter, Of Washington.
IA Berlin brakeman eYhibits in mis-
window show card with the inscrip.
tion: Specific for the destruction OF
insects" and underneath: "PurVeyor to
II, NJ, tho Empress.
A girl baby born tho other day
in KokomO, lud,, is the fourteenth
daughter OF u fourteenth daughter oil a
fourteenth daughter, u record which 10
thought to be unprecedented.
A young lady in Sterling, Kan. ap'
piled Tor district school, says the Bull
letin, aud received a letter from NOM
Dor OF tho board informing her that
they intended to "hlghOs a mail
teacher"
lIldvshelm's famous thousand.year.
old rose tres was threatened with de-
cay, but tho botanists and gardeners
called IN have succeeded not only in pre-
serving it, but In makinE it bloom
heavily again this yoar.
A rare Gsh.snake combination story,
told In an Idaho paper, Is OF II fisher
man who caught twO.ponud trout in
Willow Creek recently, and found in is
stomach ten'inch rattlesnake, which
was mot quite dead,
l.aicadio lleArn 10 a small, dark, timid
man, not unlike in appearance the Jap
aneSo among whom he has lived for the
last four or five years. lie was born in
SMYRNA. tho child Of an EnglIshman
and Crock woman, and made hiS lit
erary debut in Cincinnati,
President Diaz, ut Mexica, is de-
ScribOd by recent eyowitneSseS az
purely Aztec In appearance. Ellis
color is almost that OF the Indian. His
hair is black aud straight aud falls a
little over his temples, His strength
lies in his chin as clearly as Samson's
strength lay in his hair"
The friends OF CatuIle Mondcs are
striving TO get him into the French
Academy. regardless OF the fact that
the moral standard which barred lola
ont is applicable to him. NiendOG has
as handsome head as there is IN Paris.
Hc has u iondnoss for tho life his erotlC
pom portrays, and no possesses tho
bohemian characteristics Of tho free
nnd.casy French writer's Of the last
generation. The early morning hours
find him the center Of crowd OF hilNri.
Qua spirits in some brassoriO.
Mark Twain Isn't so cleaned out ilnun.
cially as not to feel able to decline some
very handsome ohcrs for his work.
They say that while no was planning
his lecture tour around the world he
was asked to furnish twenty letters Of
about 4, 100 words zach for n lump sum
OF $4,000, or $500 4 letter. some wears
ago he accepted a proposition to write
twelve European letters. for which he
received $1,000 apiece, and that is DO.
lioycd to DO high water mark for such
correspondence.
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Tomorrow tho Republicans Of Mary.
land will hold their state convention.
Everything points to tho nomination Of
Lloyd Lownde9 for governor. No bet.
ter selection conlI DO made. Mr..
I.owndei 10 an ablo aud nopuar man Of
very high character il ho werO gov
ornor tho people OF Maryland would
have right to cxpoc. clean, diGniiOd
aud abs administration, and that is
what they would got.
Thcrei i, a lino opening for good Ro.
publican work in Maryland this year.
Some OF tho best mon in tho Demo.
cratic party arc in revolt against Cor,
manism, and they represent a largo clio.
mon. oil tho Democratic party. The op.
position Is not contoniing ilsolt with
protests on paper. /. isputting in good
work which should toll on election day.
This Democratic sentiment looks to
the Republican purity to rIso to tho oC.
capion and present u tickc. which self.
respecting Democrat can support A
good tickot, n COOL organization, n cam.
paign Of COOL work, and ono moroiIo'i
political machine will DO smashed this
year.
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LAST Juno Dick Crawford brought his
lwoIvo.monlha.oli child, suffering from
infnnlilc dinrrhWa, 10 Inc. 1t had boon
wonncd at ionr montha old and had al.
ways boon sickly. gave ii the usual
treatment in ruch cases hut without
bonoHt. The child kept growing thinner
until IL Weighed but ltttlo moro than
WHOM born, or porhnpS ton pounds. |
thcn started tho father 70 giving Cham.
bctlainB Collie, Cholera ANA DiNrrhmA
RomoiN Bo,otO ono bottle OF tho -.
cont size had boon uaOl n marked i'm.
provomrnt was soon and it, continued
uso cured tho child lts weakness aud
puny consIitulon Disappeared and It's
inthur and myScIi hcIlnvo tho Child'a
liio WA snycd by this Remedy. j. +.
MAnLow, NJ. D., ramNroa, III.
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EnroroIog a constitutional law,

EnrorcIng a Constitutional law.
Tho New York World quotes Locke,
Tom Paine, Herbert Spencer, Rousseau,
Do TocquoviIle, Professor bryce, on
equality aud turns all tho quotations
against tho effort to enforce the law
against selling liquor on Sunday What
has all this to do with IL?
Under the constitution Of the United
States aud the constitution OF tho state
Of New York the legislature OF Now
York had tho right to pass the excise
law. Tom Paine, Rousseau, Do TOcquo'
Vile and tho rest OF them are not higher
authority than tho legislature OF Now
York acting within tho limits OF its
authority,
Tho World means to attack tho police
authorities for trying to enforce tho
law. It should attack the Democratic
Legislature for passing the law, which
was intended to put another weapon
in the hands of TAmmany, That cor
rupt organization did enforce tho excise
law against saloon keepers who had no
pull or who had failed to buy protec'
ton. BY ransAcking the Libraries a
great deal OF good writing against that
sort OF government could have been
found without going far.
Tammauy used the law for evil pur'
poses. The present administration is
engaged in an honest effort TO enforce
the law because it is the law. The
World is engaged in encouraging
lawlossness in a community in which
that spirit needs no artificial stimula!-
ing,
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bnumHN ahould boatonpnd prompt.
~. II soon bocomol chronic. DO
Wits Colo and Cholera Car, IL cilcc.
tive, info and certain. llundfclt 81
'caltmoninA boar winoqi to tho yrIuo
al thin great mrdirno II cNn nIwnys
bu depended upon, TIA Neu snycl timo
and money Logan nrut Co, Whoul
iul W. Wa D. T. Peabody, lionwOod,
ana Bowio 4 Uoo bridgeport o, 7
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there to kill II necessary, for he was
armed with u revover, made a desper'
alto fight and tried to kill the man whose
house he had como to rob, IGo did use
his weapon and inflicted wound with
it. II every burglar were to meet with
u like iato the industry would soon be-
come lost art, Burglars do not enjoy
being killed,
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We onOr ono Hundred DolINr8 Ro.
ward Tor any gnqo OF Cnlnrrh tlnt can.
not DO curol by Halls CutArrh Curn
+. j. CuryEy Il Co.,, pCop0, Toledo, o.
Wo tho uudotfigncd hnyo known L.
j. Chonoy Tor the last li,con yono aud
boliryo him perfectly honorable In all
business transaction aud financially
nblc to carry out any obIirnlIon mado
by their firm. Ww d rm,AN
WhoIcnlo Drugtalp, loIOIo, y.
NAnDINU, kISHNv a. MMyl.,
Wholesale DrnpgINa, Toledo y,
llnlIH CnlnrfIl cure t tNI,rn internal.
", acting directly upon the blood nnd
mucous surfaces VI tho aysom.. Pflro
~ cents per bottle Sold by uIl Drug
pi0lt 'lc4timoniNlo ircn.
llfAnh CllIlrurd ln2O mlnWn1hV nr MllnF
IAlNPmLS "Unp cont q dose" htdrlilBislH'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-14

WrrH the kndOst feeling for Atlanta
the lHrELLiGEScEH hopes that PhiIadol.
phin will hold on to tho Liberty Boil.
II wo have my sacred roici in this
country this historic bell il ono Of them.
1t should not be subjected 10 risks of
transportation. II anything wcrO to
happen to the bell Atlanta wouid DO
very sorry, but that would not mcnd
tho matter Lot tho Liberty BcI ro.
main where 1t lie, an object Of voncra.
ton by all who look upon 1t.
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The truth about tho attitude OF tho
administration towards the Waller case
seems to DO that in the beginning tho
state department did not feel great
interest in it and was disposed to let it
drift. Mr.. Wallor's friends were Of
another disposition. Tho press OF tho
country without regard to politics urged
upon the administration prompt and
business.like action.
The investigation had not gone far
before it appeared that Waller has at
least 4 strong prima tacie case well
worth pushing, and now there is every
indication that tho pushing process is
to 20 on with commendable vigor.
Fortunately we are represented in
France by au American. Minister
Eustis is not likely to lose any OF the
points iu tho game il the administration
will allow him TO 60 ahead and will
give him backing.
II Mr.. Waller has told the truth
France is in for a good bill OF costs, and
1t will help us everywhere to have i.
known that no power IS so strong That
it can wrong with IMMUNITY the hum.
blcst oil our citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-14

Fury million silver dollars aro pilod
up IN tho Philadelphia mint because
tho people don't want to uSo them. II
Senator Stewart MEATS businom lot him
exchange gold for those slvor dollars.
Tho treasury would bo ticklcd TO death
TO accommodate tho senator
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Ir is said on what seems to DO good
authority, that tho President prefers
mummy chucs Tor bass bait This ia
Of sufficient importance to hNyo 1t direct
from tho President hm,NlL II wo hnvc
boon ncplccIinr tho moritoriou, mummy
Chug wc should know about IT..
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Whom thouGnnds OF people arc taking
Hoods SNrsaparil,A to overcome tho
weakness and larguor which ARE 80
common II this seNsou, why ara you not
doing tho same? Whom you know that
Hoods Sarlaparlln has powot TO euro
rheumatism, dyspepsia and all diseases
caused by Impure blood, why do YOU
continue to euler? Hoods cures others,
why not Won?
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Insane as it may appear, there are
unmistakabIe signs that the cuckoos
arc trying to work up third term
movement in behalf OF Mr.. Cleveland,
who is watching with great interoSt the
result! Of their missionary efforts.
1t is all n waste OF time A people
would have to feel poorer in available
mon than tho people OF this country
feel themselves to be before thoy would
consent to depart from wholesome
custom which has In elect all tho bind.
ing force of written law. II General
Grant could not get third term there
is no use in Mr.. Cleveland aspiring to
one. The people would not give it to
him II his party wero to nom mate him.
Knowing tho popular opposition to Il
third term tho Democratic party will
not be foolish enough to give Mr..
Cleveland another nomination unless it
has abandoned all hope aud wants to
get rid OF Mr.. Cleveland by burying
him.
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tor' pOaooablo Indians as well ms peace
ublu whites. 1t cannot Discriminate.
Certainly it cannot connivc at tho
butchOry OF Indians whose only oGenSo
10 tho attempt to enjoy their treaty
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SEVERE gripping pains Of tho stomach
aud bowels instantly and Cllcctunlly
stopped By Do Wits Colo and Cholera
Cure. Logan Drug Co.. WhooIing W.
Va, d. i. Peabody, Benwood, aud Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, o, .
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Ex.SrrAEGR Cmsr's impressions Of
the assembling. Of tho British pnrln.
mont read rs though ho were Lost in n
London fog. Tho article he prepared
for publication in this country ia very
near approach to silly production. 1t
has no point, withou! form and void"
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Acknowledgements
wnEELrNG, AUGUST ii, 1898,

SUBSCRIBERS to tho DAILY ISTELJ'
GESCER who are going away Tor tue
summer months can have their paper
Ssnt 10 them, postpaid, at the rate OF 10
cents per week. Change Of address may
he made as often as desired. Telephone
M. sac,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-14
BIKE AND BLooMgRs.

body OF young men in EdmisIon,
n. Y, have combined to boycott all
young ladies who wear tho bloomer cos
tumo. They will probably be about rs
successful rs Mr.. Sovereign in his boy
colt OF banli notes, -B0sion GLOBE.
Miss Coleman, tho Ohio girl who is
'ajd to have gone to church wearing n
pair Of red boomers, has denied the
story. They wore blue boomers. Vol,
couple Of stacks OF blues only makes II
IL little more costly for any person who
desires to call her down. IIah'Dgi0n
Post.
whnriih home n.comin' 10
IhNg, all upside down,
Husbands dom. homework,
wives n.dOlu. the l0Wn
Women wrlrIu bluDmers,
GlriS urliu bikes,
Men n.wHngu, ,Shrngs-
Ever sec tue llkcSi
whats The country comm TOT
NCnaIu't rot no EIf'
fCInalC' ruunlu' politics
CaugUs,u' all day
NaHnR wGRGtR hluAmcfS,
Glrl, n.rilin Bikes
Men uapHrIiu O1tOu4-
Ever scg the likes
whats tho world n.cDnin' to-
lOvorty or riCAeI'
Mon dressed up 10 pet .rnaN,
Women rot he hrrrohCN
Women wonrn boomers,
Girls H.ridu bikes,
Men H.mRku' b1bT Clothes.
Ever SEQ the lia-H
MN lorE Er'n'ag San,
"a mortal can never toll where hos
going to be next in this liio," said tho
mornli't.
mo" rcplicd tho man with band.
ago ovcr his eye, ESPECIALLY II hos
learning TO rdO bicycle. - Il@hing'on
star.
with ccstntlr joy on whc'l sho went
For with dullghtit UllCl hrr
And Intent % or that whouI she h'ut
Until the dnrnul thing Killed hot
-prmWh I1nRD-
"Yo,," anid Mr.. Ionos, this bicycling
fad Sa splendid thing Why, Va going
to give this country good, smooth, hard
roads in every direction within tho next
ton yrArR."
"For my natt," MIRA. JonOq roplicd 81
wqli they'd hnvu good soft ronda.-Nt
any ratio -whilN Pm learning aud fall oil
80 oilOn. "-NGc lOrt Re rifE
Tho ro'o lg rod tho violet nDuo3
lIu,h nrutWurt, likewise Nr' Won,
lfr proceed ppttu nutWnrIhlH
"lilbUmuH nru'' or 'blupn0ti ll"'
aa H'rUN ~ bnf,
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is,curHlpn to LomWil.N vh u, " u. On 40.
count Ut tho q. =. II. Nnuonni Incnmp.
UiOuh
September s, o, 10 aud II tho BNN.
moto & Oho will aell round trip t,Ckota
to Louisville, ny, At ono cont pcr milo
so rhnngo II ear, via Baltimore Il Ohio
For detailed information apply to Unltl.
mnfn n OHM n.nMIN.
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HOOPS PILLS arc prompt aud efficient.
CSC. .
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"NEwroRr society attends church, F"
says the New York Herald. This is a
good report. Newport society has bcon
thourht to DO chiefly engaged in at.
tending the divorce courts.
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aud tho Identification Of the author it
has been discovered that this Is not hia
fret olTense. but that when he resided
in Wost Virginia, whence no halls, he
was generally known as tho Poet Laur-
cate Of Cabcll County" by reason OF the
large amount OF tho divine aillatuI lie
threw Off in hiS leisure moments.
Colonel Sterett, the subject Of the
poem, however, is not satisfied with it.
lie saws that while it NAV be all right
in its gas meter, and tho lines may DO
chopped of at tho right places and the
chinkin' an dobbin' put in right, aud
tho poetic license sufficiently ditlused to
make it atiidavlt.proof, and the other
rules and regulations properly observed
to kGvp it up to the Texas standard, that
it is defective in natural history. The
colonel SAYS tho poem has made bNas 90
to their holes at season OF tho year
when bass hunt for Swallows in tho
stream, where they can get the breeze
and enjoy tho scenery that no has made
them bite nt worms at season whom
bass wouldn't bite at worm bait any
sooner than no lthc coIouol) would and
that II tho poet will come down to Texas
and call tho colonel liNr-in poetry or
prose, "lubly" or othcrwIse--weIl, tho
colonel will.sco about it.
In the meantime tho commissioner Of
internal revenue has bulge on tho nd.
minis,ration as tho poet laureate Of that
combination.
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THE ISrELlIdESuES, embracing Its several
editions Il entered in tho Po'toalce at Whee1'
ing, ". Va, as secoud'OlAss matter,
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New YoRE's sunday consumption OF
beer is figured at 100000 barrels an.
nually. This cuts enough leo to make
it difficult to enforce the law against
Sunday selliag.
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TIE hoStiles OF Jackson'I Hole are
white. This puts a new face on our
Indian troubles.
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AN ADMINISTRATION POET.

The Unexpected Debut OF Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue Joo MiIIor HS tho
Poet Laureate OF the Cleveland Fishing
COmbinHtlon.
New York sun.
With tho exception Of President
Cleveland, himself, it has not been aua-
pected by the public that the officials OF
his administration had literary aSpIra'
lions, or had any ability to realize on
them II they had, And especially has
this been true in respect Of poetry,
Nearly anybody eau write prose, aud
every official must now and then wrllo
an official report, but no ono would
have the temerty to say that there
were any literary aspects 10 an official
report. Recent events, however, 20 to
talent in tho administration family, but
that it is poetic, and OF u high order at
that, Tho poetic genius reIsrrod to IN
this reference is nona other than Joseph
Swinhurne Miller, commissioner Of In.
lorna! revenue aud fish companion OF
the President, whose mnntlo to some
extent appoara to have settled on his
substantial shoulders. No one had ever
suspected Mr.. Miller previously to sew.
oral days ago, whom the following poem
appeared in the Washington Post, dedi'
Gated 10 COL Bill SLerstt, who always
measures tho Hah he catches by his i'm
nginati9n, and doesn't measure his bait
ut all. Hero is the poem:
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-15
DEATH OF THE BEAR.
Tho Loss of His Companion and Too Lib
eral Diet Causes Demise of the Chill
dren's Pet.

The bear family at the Oaks is no
NOR Accident and disease have over
come these two sedate and emlnently
popular acquaintances OF the young folks
of Portland. The two bears came to
Portland as cubs, and by correct lives
and the beneficial effects of peanuts
presented by Portland children, had
grown to be bruins weighing from 130
to 100 pounds each. The sad accident
which befell one of the bears week or
two ago is yet remembered. He fell OF
the tree stump on which he was won't to
exercise, and broke his back.
This sad event had very depressing
effect upon the companion of the de-
ceased. He was no longer the happy
bear of yore, climbing the tree stump
and numbering about the enclosure to
greet his acqua;ntances. Instead, he
kept secluded i'll his apartment, exercis-
ing little and eating much. OF nights
also, he did not sleep as comfortably as
when he could roll up beside his COM
panion. All these causes contributed to
bring on congestion of the lungs. When
the condition OF the bear became known
to Park Commissioner Smith, he at once
summoned medical attendance. DR..
Lord, veterinarian, was summoned, and
the bear was asked to present his pulse
and run out his tongue. The diagnosis
having been made, it was decided that
a certain medical compound of unpleas-
ant taste should be taken internally.
But here the hear asserted himself, and
declined to take the medicine. 1t was
out of the question to attempt to hold
the nose of l60-pound bear while the
medicine was being turned down the
throat. So Bruin was tied and gagged,
and then made to take the medicine.
But the efforts of science were unavail-
ing. About noon Bruin drew his last
breath. He has been skinned and mat
will be made for the waiting room in
the Oaks.
But there will be other bears at the
Oaks. Yesterday Commissioner Smith
received letter from Aroostook, saying
that there were two cubs there which
could be obtained if Portland wan ted
them
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-15
BRIEF JOTTING5.

Mr.. Charles Perry's new store at $50
Congress street is completed ana will
be desirable location for some enterpris-
ing dealer.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the 1st, 10th
and 29th Regiment Associations will
meet with Mrs. G. FL. Frost, Friday even
ing at 7.30 O'Clock. Business of impor-
tance will come before the meeting.
The liquor deputies have made seizures
at 344. 342 and 5l7 Fore streets, 81, 127,
4l3 and 431 Commercial street, 1 Pleasant
street, and 81 India street.
Judge Peabody has discharged the
guardian in the case Of the Pratt sisters
of Westbrook, it appearing that their
mental condition has been restored and
that they are able to take care of their
own property.
Yesterday it rained hard in the early
morning, ,and the alarm struck for one
school session, but by 10 O'Clock it was
clear and bright, the wind was from the
west, and tine mercury began to gradual
ly fall.
Yesterday the liquor deputies made
Fore street,91 Centre, and 6S Washington
streets.
Portland Commandery will work the
Order of the Temple and Malta at 3
o'clock today. In the evening the order
of the Temple and Malta will be con-
ferred, and a banquet served at $50
o'clock.
~. ID Ia
Edward Cook, will leave Bath for Port
land this week and be fitted out for a
southern cruise. Engineer Shea has been
at work on the engines the past month,
and now they are in first-class condition.
The sloop yacht owned by Mr..
Charles P. Merrill, has been sold to DR..
John Bowers
A complimentary dinner will be given
by the Portland Club to the Hon. Will
liam W. Thomas, Jr. and the Hon. Llew-
ellyn Powers, at the Portland Club
House, Monday evening, March sth, at
Z O'CLOCK.
The stairway which leads into the
basement from the city messenger IS
Office is not used very much sand will be
torn away. A large brick and steel vault
is to be constructed in its place and con-
ected with the city clerks Office.
Inspector Fogg detained two Arabians
at the Union depot yesterday, who ar
rived on the lao morning train from
vanceboro. They were on their way
from Sydney, Cape Breton, to New York
atty.
The citizens of Ward 1 think that they
: ought to have better school facilities,
and petition has been started asking
the mayor and city council to provide
them during the coming year.
There will be meeting of the Port
land teachers in assembly hall. High
School building. Wednesday, March 27,
&C 7.2o p. M, Subject for discussion.
discipline in relation to Character
Building" Papers will be read by Misses
titles, Curtis, Moulton and Mr.. Hight.
Ligonia Lodge, 10. O. F., will vote to-
night on the removal question, and full
attendance is desired.