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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-12
VARIETY is thespice oil March weather.
Down With Mob VIOLENCE

Martins Ferry cannot tolerate mob
violence. The people OF that commu.
nifty may as we'll make up their minds
that nothing worse could happen to
them than to allow the mob to run their
city. They must protect life and pro.
perty Mt any cost. Ii they do not they
will be in n state OF anarchy, a social
condition notinviting to capital or labor.
1t is not primarily a question Of pro.
tecting non.union labor. 1t Is a qucs.
ton OF protecting everybody and every.
thing within tho city's limits. Tho
sooner this protection is assured the
better for Martins Ferry.
The longer mob violence is suffered
the harder it will be to pu. il down.
Already it has got n hcadway that makes
it hard to deal with. This mus. be
plain to the good citizens OF that com.
munity. o &
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In July We run ono. Gle. ready and
Join tho pnr.y. via the Chicago. Mil
waukce & St. Paul railway (trst.class in
every rcspect). Ono standard fare, with
two dollars added for the round TRIP.
Special side trips arranged from Denver
to principal points Of interest through
out Colorado, ut reduced ra,cs. For
those desiring to cxtond thoir trip to
Salt lake. or California, Oregon and
Washington. satisfactory arrangements
will DO made. For ful information nd
dress John r. po.t, Dis,ric: Passenger
Agent, Willamsport. Pa.
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2,oo0,ooo a year. In 1909. under tho
Mckinley law, Canada sold US $3.4, 900
worth. Tho Canadians say thoy can
sond their eggs In under tho prosont
duty aud have good margin.
Tho consumer Of oggs was not hurt by
tho ilvc.cont duty and tho American
farm was worry much helped by It. Tho
Canadian farm is helped by tho reduced
duty. This 10 ono result Of tho German.
lied Wilson bill. il.
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Narric' 7. BodJtt IN & Nicho'a.
Three ships there DO a-snlllng
letwlSt the sea md sky; -ls
And one Is Now. md ono Ii Thon,
And one is by aud ly.
Tho frat llttlo ship Is all for you--
T., mnNs Hrc god. It's sails arc blue.
And this f. the cargo II brinl& "Ar
lnyfnl days with aIiilighi glowing.
Nights where dreams Ike stars nrrgrow ing,
Take them. sweet, or they u b0 EoiuS! :.
For they every one hnrc wings.
; The scrond Shipis all ipr me-
A.Salling on misty sGa
And ont nCtoT the twilight yrn',
WhRt II brought Of giit nnd hlcssIUg
Would not a,uy Tor my careSNnG--
Wis TOO dear for my poSScS,ius, @
So It saili an'l sails away.
The last slip, riding furnnd high
Upon tho sou. Il u; and lIv.
y wind be kind nnu gently blow!
Not too swiftly hasten hithcr.
When shG turns, sweet. you'll 40 with her
Sailing; floating. hlthor. thithcr--
To whnt port may not know. gs 3
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Tho sunday SALOON,


Rcv. Dr.. Rainsiord. OF tho Protestant
Episcopal church, Is ono OF tho leaders
OF tho movement for widc.opun Sunday
saloons IN Now York city. In this in.
terost a mootinS is to DO hold In Cooper
Union on Thursday OF this week. Tho
movements based on tho idea that il
the pooplo want tho saloons opon part
OF Sunday tho law should not Interfere
and cannot Interfere successfully. In
other words, II public sentiment DO
strongly against law It cannot DO on.
forced.
Wo have somo idea OF this In Whool.
ing. Tho law iorbids tho saloons TO DO
open on Sunday, but tho saloons are
not closed. It is, Of course, tho plain
duty Of tho authorities to, close ulem,
but there is no pressure OF public
opinion to compel tho saloons to close
and to remain closed. At this point tho
leaders OF tho New York movement
step in aud say that i. is boltcr to allow
tho saloonsto DO open for part OF the
day.
Whether tho law against tho opcn
saloon would be enforced during the
other part Of the day, is a question.
Whether Rev. DR.. Rainsford aud those
who think with him have hit upon the
best way to deal with tho matter, raises
another question. Their way is tho
English way and they think II is mp.
proved by experience.
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Ivnmrs.

Ono and one.half pints Of flour; three
eggs; ono heaping tablespoonful butter !;
small ,ea,pooniul soda; sufficient
sweet milk to make thin batter.
Stir flour in portion OF the milk, until
al! Jumps arc removed, add melted but
tor, aud eggs. beaten separately. Add
remaining milk and soda dissolved in
hot water. Salt to taste. Bake quickly
in we'll creased waffle irons. n
iLopyriJhiCd.i
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IsS'r Japan Just knocking tho tartar
oil. Of the Chinese! The higli.bu,,oned
and mnny.fca.hcred muckamucks may
as well knocl; nndcr and be quick abou,
1t. They don't understand tho business
they are engaged in.
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Wo authorize our advertised druggist
10 soil DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you arc afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will uso this remedy
as directed, giving it 4 fair trial, and
experience no benefit, YOU may return
tho bottle and have your money refund.
cd. Wo could not mako this ollor did
wc not know that DR.. Kings New Dis.
covcry could be relied on. 1t never dis.
appoints. Trial bottle frees at tho Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store. Largo sizo Soc.
N,,lSl 4
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TIE convalo,cence OF }ex.Prcsidont
Harrison will bn gratifying to the coun.
try. by which he Is justly esteemed for
his solid worth. We have not many
mo ,equal in brain power to Benjamin
Harrison. He is one Of tho very strong.
eat VIC have produced.
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GnAMnEnLAlH's Cough Remedy gives
tho host satisfaction OF any cough modi-
cinN handle. and IA n scllo. lends all
other preparations in this market.
recommend 1t because it is tho best
medicine ever handled for coughs,
coda and Group. a. W. BALpRIpGr,
Millcrsvillc, III.
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II we only knew how many Of Mr..
Olovcland's ducks arc shot by him aud
how many BY tho quill Of his attendant
Boswell, We might lay up more valuable
materials for tho future historian.
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acknowledgement
wuEELlNo. MARCH ~. 1898.
,rhc rrcnsury anh Homo Lnbor.

Tho Treasury aud Home Labor.
Tho hopo OF the treasury Is that Gus.
toms receipts will increase rapidly until
the general receipts Of the government
shall at least equal It's expenditures.
I Customs receipts como from duties on
imported commodities. The only way
to increase these receipts under the
present law is'to bring in more foreign
merchandise. This will help the treas.
nry, but what about the people?
n Every yard and every pound Of for.
eign merchandise the like OF which can
be produced in this country takes away
by that much the demand for home
labor. II We increase treasury receipts
by increased impottations OF iron and
steel, glass. china, wooden goods, what
: is to become OF the wase-earners who
have beou engaged in producing those
com modities in this country? -.
They may do something else, the free
Z traders say. So they may, il they can
find something else to do. Whas is that
something else that is waiting to be
found, aud where is it? This is what
the displaced labor Of this country will
! want to. know. 1t will keep the free
traders very busy helping American Ia.
Dor to find that out.
8 Under such tariff law as We have
the treasury wants eau DO met only By
bringing to want very large part OF the
labor OF the country. So when we look
forward to better days for the national
treasury there is a fly in the ointment.
80 1Nrrr nark 81 Earnnan., Pal.Ia
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TIE resumption OF active business by
tho volcano 81 Orizaba has very natural.
ly alarmed that part OF Mexico in which
the volcano is situated. II tho erup.
ton shall continue and gain strength,
it will probably dovastate n considerable
area aud ono OF tho most productive in
Mexico.
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EMrERoR WILLIAM mus. be sorry tina.
he punished Count Won kotze for some.
thing he didn't do. But perhaps tho
counts wounded feelings will DO salved
over with removed assurances OF tho
imperial consideration.
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. HAVE you over noticed how your ays.
tom seems to crave special assistance in
tho spring? Just the help required is
given by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. potatoes. Cold
meat. Apple sauce. Graham bread.
"anie,. Syrup. Coffee.
Decentralization fricasseed. Mashed
potatoes. Celery. Cucumber pickles.
Slowed white Deans. Bread. Spanish
cream.
SurrEn-Rolls. Meat cakes, Prunes.
jelly. Cookies. Tea.
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lIOU 5l;HOi.D HINTS.


W KDStsDAf, huECu l..
Ifyou will send ont only thoughts OF love. YOU
will win Others into beauty, as well as grow
beautiful yourself.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
oasos relieved in six hours by tho >"Nrw
CHEAT SourII AMERICAN KIDNEY Cunr."
This now remody IS Il great surprise on
account Of It's exceeding promptncss in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys.
bnck and ovary part Of tho urinary pass.
ngo in malo or female. 1t rclievo. rc.
,cntion Of water and pain in passing 1t
almost Immediately II you want quick
relief md euro this Is your remedy
sold ny X. II List, druggist, Wheeling,
". Va ~ nv
sMlrH's bottled Mo for ,ou ,clold use.
purust, bpgt. houlti,ipat.
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YouH Cousin Tom Reed viii DO
speaker OF tho next house. Hs will
havo walk.over. All other booms arc
spurious.
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The cost OF Germany's Baltic canal
was siO0o0.Oo0 The cost OF the greater
Nicaragua canal will be only two aud a
half times "a great. ys55 &
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-10
JUMPED INTO THE SEA
because His Wife Tormcnted Him by
Her jealousy.

Port Townsend Wash, june 6.-Professor
T. Nash, chief OF the British educational
bureau, of India, last Monday afternoon
committed suicide by jumping overheard
from the steamship City of Topeka near
Queen Charlotte sound. Alaska. The deed
was committed in the presence of his wife,
who is a daughter of n Hindoo prince ana
immensely wealthy. Mrs. Nash, who IS
finely educated and quite pretty, was IN
tensely jealous of her husbands actions
In consequence they engaged IN many petty
quarrels.
When near Queen Charlotte sound ahout
o'clock Monday afternoon, she called
Professor Nash from the smoking room ana
going on deck began to berate him Tor some
unknown cause. In the hearing OF other
passengers he told her if she persisted ne
would lump overheard. She retorted she
would report him to the captain, who would
place him in irons.
As the wife turned half round. her nus
band deity leaped over the ran INTO the
sea. A general alarm was sounded ana a
life buoy thrown to him, but he made no
effort to reach il. The steamer was stop
ped and boats lowered and most dlhgent
search instituted without avail.
Professor Nash belonged to a wealthy
family living in England, and after nfteen
years residence in India was returning
home When he sprang into the sea he
carried jewels on his person valued at sew
cral thousand dollars.
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BUSINESS Is GOOD.



New York, June z.-Br8dscreets tomos-
row win say
''The speculative spirit which seemed
to dominate both commercial and financial
circles until within a week or ten days
past is sun less conspicuous in all lines.
Demand FOR staple goods in a number %
instances is smaller, notably at Boston,
Pittsburg. Chicago and Kansas City, par
ticularly in dry goods demand for which
at first and second hands has declined, as
is customary at this period. While bust
ness throughout the country may, there
fore. be characterized as queter. the tone
OF staple markets continues strong and
confidence in a good demand when The fall
season opens next month remains IN
abated.
1.-The features of the week, as heretofore,
prices notably those for iron and steel,
iugs. Higher prices are recorded for some
cotton goods, shoes, hides. leather, paper,
pig iron, steel, galvanized iron, black
sheets. canned goods, hogs. wheat corn.
oats and some grades OF wheat flour.
Prices for live cattle, wool, coal and lum-
Der are reported unchanged and firm, while
silver, cotton, petroleum and lard alone
are noteworthy as showing lower prices
than last week.
Southern cities in most instances report
trade and collections only fair, with no
special change from last week. 4 light
gain in demand is reported from Atlanta
and from Jacksonville. where collections
are also better. The Improvement in the
conditions of business reported at New
Orleans q week ago continues.
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Must Return TO Their Countries At
ter the Exposition

Washington, June 6.-Acting Secretary
Scott Wike, of the treasury, has issued a
circular prescribing regulations as to the
landing IN this country of employees OF
exhibitors at the Cotton States and Inter
national exposition, at Atlanta Ga Con
gress passed a joint resolution authorizing
foreign exhibitors at the Cotton States
and international exposition to bring to
this country foreign laborers from their
respective countries for the purpose of
preparing for and making their exhibits
Regulations issued under this act to col
lectors of customs and commissioners of
immigration, require the issuance of a
certificate to each person landed and fur
Their provides that in one year after the
close of said exposition commissioners of
immigration and collectors of customs
who have issued such certificates will re-
port TO the treasury department the mum
Der issued and whether any holder there
OF giving his name. has failed to sur
render his or her certificate and depart
from the country; and in case any such
holder departs from a port other than
that at which he or she entered the COM
missioner or collector to whom certificates
may be surrendered will transmit the same
without delay TO the officer who issued it,
or his successor
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work on ii so rapidly that it now has the
appearance of wellnigh finished building
The painters have been very busy giving
1t the tints which it will wear during the
exposition.
The negro building is also about ready to
turn over to the exposition officials. The
colored contractors have been very faith
full in pushing work on this structure.
The woman's building looms up in front
of the electricity building and is rapidly
taking on shape and beauty. Many work
men were busy 1t yesterday and they
are fast catching the pace of the other
workmen.
The big manufacturers building has pro-
crossed far more rapidly than the most san
guine had hoped for. This is the largest
building on the grounds, and it was thought
that it would not be ready for the install
lation of exhibits. The building has gone
up with great rapidity. however, and is
now two-thirds completed 1t has reached
that stage where the painters have been
put TO work on portions of 1T. The big
towers are up and a score or more of flag
STATS are reared in the air.
Forty workmen were busy yesterday lay
ing the foundation for the big fountain
which Will adorn the center of the plaza.
This Will be a mammoth fountain with
base fully one hundred and fifty feet in
circumference. The surrounding greenery.
with the Intervening walks of gray crushed
limestone, present a beautiful tropical pic
ture. When the work is completed by the
addition of the fountain, a grand spectacle
will be presented.
A large force of worlmen are busy con-
structing the big stone steps that lead from
terrace to terrace in front of the fire arts
and government buildings.
Yesterday was busy day on the grounds.
Nearly two thousand men were kept Busy
from morning until night, and amazing
progress was made in the work
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of ply being, will attes.
the value to health OF the pu-e liquid
laxative principles embraced ~ the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is dle 80 its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, Headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
II has given satisfaction TO millions aid
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because Il acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is pan
ufactIred by The California Fig SyrHn
c.. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name. Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute f offered.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Tbe Georgia Midland and Cult.

The Georgia Midland and duifs
Considerable interest was aroused Thurs
asv nv \ rumor which swept over the
1,-sI railroad world telling of a deal by
which the columbus Southern and the Geor-
ETA Midland ana Gulf had passed out OF
-n. rar.fz Il the Chattahoochee Brick COM
many. chief owners, and would he pooled
fa s rlan To form a through line 10 the
northwest as an outlet for q big system on
r11es.
1t il thought that there Is something more
ftau a mere rg,mor in it. and that the sa-
ys~rrh. Americus aud Montgomery or the
Plant system IS behind the deal
The belief Is general in railroad circles
that this is bat the forerunner Of an an
t.r.r-asnseut chat VIII come formally IN the
near suture a. The effect that the Pant
system 81 the sam has gained control OF
cheese lines 90 reach Atlanta and gam
northwestern opening in competition with
the Southern
The ..Sam" Folks Won't Say.
when a telegram was sent by The Con-
statrs.Esrs 10 Auerlcus 70 ask about the
rurrars. the following reply was wired;
.-S1Nauuan. Americus and Montgomery
prousa here say they are not in position 10
~7-r-rr 81 DENY the report"
This aH3s interest to the rumors tnat
are being widely circulated, and II may
rs re-ariei is q safe wager that those
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QUITE A LIVELY DEBATE.
Colonel Merriam, Distinguished Vet
ernn, Leads the Fight.

Springfield. H., June IA bill appropri-
ating $4,000 to enable the state of Illinois
to participate in the Atlanta exposition
passed today by a vote of 70 ayes to Is
noes. The bill. which was introduced in
the senate by Henry Evans, a republican,
of Kane county, passed that body some
time ago, but when it went to the house
the appropriations committee made an un-
favorable report on it,
Colonel Jonathan Merriam, of Tazewell
county. a distinguished federal soldier
took up the fight for the BILL and through
his efforts it was advanced in the calen-
dar. Today he called 1t up again. and it
was read a third time and placed on it's
passage. The debate which followed was
a stirring one
John c. Buckner a colored representative
from Chicago. took the floor against the
measure and made an attack on the bill.
lie said the members of his race could MT
attend the exposition and had not been
treated as citizens of a great state. With
bitterness he spoke of the lynching of col
ored men in the south, and declared his
hostility to any measure that would benefit
the south until colored men were allowed
their rights in the southern states. He
declared that at someof the buildings erect
ed at the New CLEANS fair by southern
states the blacklist Hottentot was well
come. while colored citizens were denied
admlttance.
Colonel Merriam, in defending the BILL
said:
Il am informed that $4,000 old soldiers
have already sgniied their purpose to Wis
it the Atlanta exposition. They are sur
viyors of the legions who bore the flag
through storms of shot and shell as they
fought their bloody way under the leader
ship of Sherman and Logan at Resaca and
up the heights of Keunesaw until their
victorious banners waved over Atlanta and
thence took their way to the sea Now,
after thirty years of peace, with fraternai
feelings restored ley. = to meet a@oif
uu,lcr tho ilaN -'fxr- . ...-es
toric city and gEY.et %.t6 friendly ct (.
the brave men who fought with equal q
votion for the lost cause and thus demo
strate anew that peace hath her victories
no less renowned than war
Colonel Bryan, Of DuPage, called Buck
ners attention to the fact that the colored
people had been recognized in The Atlanta
exposition, stating that they would have
one of the main buildings. and as a repub-
lican he deplored the attempt to excite any
feeling against the south. other speeches
in the same vein were made.
Governor Altgeld favors the appropria-
ton. and viii Immediately appoint the com
mission which will let the contract for the
building which is TO be used as Illinois
headquarters on the exposition ground