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The baltimore s Ohio.

Hard on the heels OF the Official an
nouncement that no receivershsp for the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company
was in contemplation. comes an nppli-
cation from the company for a receiver
ship and the appointment OF two re-
ceipers. Doubtless It was hoped up to
the last moment that this course would
not be necessary. But the money mar
ket closed its strong boxes against all
appeals. and the thing which seemed to
be Inevitable has come.
The seeds OF the receivershlp were
sown In the time OF the elder Garrett.
How his came about was shown at
length not long since by the Intelligent
Ger. 1t was the neglect OF opportunities
which thrust themselves upon the at
tention of the management and yet
were not perceived. II was failure to
grasp the great possibilities and conse-
queat necessities OF railroad develop
ment.
More alert rivals saw what the Balti-
more & Ohio could not see or did not ap-
preciate. These awaited themselves of
the Baltimore & ohio's neglected op-
portunities and strengthened them
selves at Its expense. 1t was the boast
OF the Garrett management that II look
ed closely to the cost of administration.
1t has since been seen that the Garrett
acknowledgement would have been dear
ut any price.
UnquestIonably the creation OF a re-
Ownership is the best thing that could
have happened. 1t was better to stop
short and take fresh start. This will
not recall lost opportunities, but 1t will
make 1t possible TO put great pro-
perty on solid foundation, although
this may be ut the cost of persons who
have their money in the road.
The stock. bonds and floating indebt-
edness represent an aggregate OF about
sii5.OOOoOo Whether the property can
be made to pay on this basis Is the prac-
teal question to be determined. and one
that cannot be determined at once
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IrYou Have Sick chlId th,. I. Surely a
Message OF Hope.

This Is the best OF news for parents
OF weakly or Sickly children. IL Is a
fact that our people have heretofore
not had the same opportunity for haN-
Ing their children who suffer from
chronic or lingering complaints treated
and cured by eminent specialists In
chIIdren's diseases as do tho residents
OF the great cities where such skilled
physicians reside. In other words our
people have been dubarred from sceking
cure for Extraordinarily thcsreatpAy-
slcianS. owing to the cost OF travel 10
the large city ind the high fees Charged
by such physicians.
Here. therefore, is n chance for the
cure OF the children OF our community
which should not be lost. DR.. Greene.
OF rs West llt7, street. New York CITY,
who Is beyond doubt the most success
full specialist In curing diseases OF chill
drcn offers to give free consultation by
NAH in all cases OF cSllldrcn'S COM
plants. Parents have the privilege OF
consulting Dr.. Greene by letter. de.
ScribinE Gheir childrcn's disease ana
he will. after carCfnhy considering the
symptoms. write letter fully explain.
Ing the trouble, telling everything about
their cOmplAiLJt NO plainly that You VIII
understand exactly what ais your chill
drcn. Hc win also give his advice.
founded upon his vast experience and
wonderful success In treating such
cases. "a TO Just what Ia do to eucci
cure. All tNls wIll C0Ft you Nothing
and You can thus hRvc consultation
with the bca. known physician and ac-
knuwlcdCed most successful specialist
In tho world, Without leaving home and
nj 10 expense whatever The doctor Is
the dlscoverer of th@t greatest OF med.
lclnCs. Dr. GrcGnG's NCrvucI blood ana
nerve remedy and has discovered many
other most valuable remedies. Write
to him now abort your child, for this
Is chance Of cure which you may
never have nEnln.
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equipped cubans would make less
against the United States. If Spain
had no domestic trouble on hand she
would still be unable to get anything
but crushing defeat out OF a war with
the United States. She has not the
ships. the men. the money or the credit
to make respectable show against US.
One result of her declaration OF war
would be to confirm beyond recovery
the loss of Cuba. That loss she Is in
fair way to achieve without the cost
and humiliation OF being whipped by the
United States.
1t may be that Spain will be wild
enough to declare war against US, but
that we can take care OF when II comes.
We would swallow up her troops even
faster than the cubans have done.
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Tho home friends of Captain PANEL
Garden would have been glad 10 see
him made United States marshal. but
after the ParkcrSburE meeting the mat
ter seemed to be settled in favor of Mr..
Wells, OF Marion county. An objection
urged strongly against the appointment
of Mr.. Wells was that II would throw
the collectorshlp and the marshalshlp.
two OF the big federal offices out Of
three. In one district,
Tho long and effective party service
NJ the man ovcrcame the objection
based on locality. Mr.. Wells has the
ability and courage TO administer the
Office well, The friends of the Glovcr's
Gap Etntcsman nrc pleased with his
prcfcrment.
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specIal pI.pateh 70 the 1nteIlIgeneer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, March L.
As mentioned in the lntelligencer's
Washington dispatches few days ago.
Congressman Dayton has introduced
Into the house OF representatives Il bill
for the erection of engineering expert
bent stations. II the bill becomes n
law It will be due chiefly TO the West
Virginia University. through the In
dustry OF Professor Aldrfoh. He and
President Goodnight have Just return
ed from Washington where they have
benin the interest OF the measure, and
report the prospects good for its passage
at this session, II Is sure. they say. TO
pass the house when It comes out OF the
committee on naval affairs. to which
Il was referred, and Senator Cameron.
chairman OF the senate committee, Sen.
ators Hale and Chandler. members or
the committee. and Senator Elkins
have given assurance OF favorable ac-
ton upon II In the senate.
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The attack on the American consulate
IN Madrid shows what fiery people
the spanlards are. but 1t does not show
that 1t is In their power TO punish the
United States for its friendly attitude
towards the cubans. Spain Will have
70 apologize and make rcparat!on for
that affront. one of the most serious
that can be offered to another power.
All that is necessary is for the govern
ment Mt Washington to hold Spain to n
strict accountability.
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rA1RMoErra,s ROMANCE.
A Young West YirGinIan Figures In an
EIopcment In New York State.

Eiopcmcnt In New York State.
The New York Herald of Saturday
contained the following special dts
patch from PoughkeepsIe. N. Y, which
will be read with interest In this state.
especially In Fairmont:
The romantic marriage OF Miss LOU
Use Richards, OF this place. to Ross
Morris, a former student OF Eastman
college, has created sensation, When
young Morris came to Poughkeepsie
from Fairmont, W. Va. In January.
1895, TO attend college. his handsome
face, fine clothes and debonalr manner
turned the heads OF nearly half the girls
in town. The one who won his favor
was Miss Richards, pretty blonde OF
nineteen years, and the protege OF VIII
let Titus. The young couple found
themselves deeply in love. and, without
the knowledge OF their friends, became
engaged.
Morris left the college during the
summer, but. TO be near the girl he
loved, took a position as timekeeper on
a paving job, receiving at the same time
large refnittAnceS from his father, who
Is an oil Iaagnatc In West Virginia.
The paving contract was finished in
September and Morris left town and
was almost forgotten, save by one girl.
Miss Richards drew about 800 from
the savings bank week ago. and.
without Bidding her relatives and
friends goodby, left the city. 1t soon
became Known that she had gone away
with student named Harry c. Parker.
who comes from the same town as Ross
Morris, and the rumor spread about the
city that the young couple had eloped.
Miss Richards came back to Pough-
keepsie last evening, accompanied by
Mrs. Morris. The young bridegroom
said that Parker. who Is his friend, took
Miss Richards TO New York, where they
met him by appointment, and the two
were married the same day. They Will
make their home in New York city.
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SILENT IN TEAas.r
a Poem which the Death ef"Bni" Nye's
Death Recalls.

A Poem which the Death ef"Biil" Sye's
Death Recalls.
The following poem. printed In the
London Punch when "Artemus Ward"
died, seems to 1T "BIll" Nye's death
almost as IL written for the occasion:
Is he gone to land OF no laughter
THIS man who made mirth for us all?
Proves death hut a silent hereafter
From the sounds that delight or nppalH
Once closed. have the eyes no more dnty7
No more pleasure the exquisite earS2
Has the heart done o'ernowinS with
"A the eyes have with tears7
Nay; II aught can he ariFe. what is surer
Than that carthS good decays not with
And Of ali the heart-sprInss none are
Than the springs of the fountain Of
He that sounds them has pierced the
Tho place where tear chose to sleep;
For tho foam-hakos that dance In lite's
shadows
Are wrung from llfe's deep.
Hc came with heart full Of sladness
From tho glad-heArted world OF the
Won our laughter. but not with mere
spaEe and iiokod with US. not In mere
lest.
For the man In our heart fingered after.
when the mGrrlmcnt died IN our cars,
And those who were lOudcst In laughter
Arc silent in tears.
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RtpvsllcAN sIAIE LEAGUE MEETING.

To the Republican Clubs Of West virginia.
Tho annual meeting OF the Repupltch,,n,
State League Clubs OF West virginia VIII
Wednssday. March Is iSs6, for the pur-
pose OF eiecting officers for tho coming
year, considering plans for permanent
orgaulz0tlon and the election OF delegates
to the National League meeting.
FIVE alternRtes. 80.
Republicans are urged to organise clubs
Mt once and send the name OF the eIuo
and list OF officers TO the pres!dent. AZ
Charieston, Immediately. a full attend.
ance Il desired at this the opening meeting
OF the presidential campaign. The work
81 organizing clubs should be pressed
with vlgor at once.
BY order OF the committee.
C. D. ELLIOTT, President.
J. w STUCK, Secretary.
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The recognition by the United States
OF a state of war in Cuba will. SO far as
this country is concerned. hft to a
higher level the movement for Cuban
independence. It will give 20 the Gu
bans the same right as the spaniards
have to buy in this country and ship
from our ports anything that anybody
is willing to sell to them.
II will give TO their movement a
standing and dignity which II has not
had. It will put new heart in them to
have this sympathy and announcement
from a near and strong neighbor. 1t
will say to the Spanish butcher. Wey-
Ter, that the great United States re-
CARDS as beIllgerents the gallant patri-
OTIS whom he denounces and treats as
bandits.
The Cubans will have the same rights
on the seas as the Spaniards have.
Neither will have the right 10 At out
ships OF war or to organize any kind OF
military expeditions In our ports. Spain
Will be relieved OF responsibility for
damage done by cubans to American
property
II ever men have won the right to be
regarded as belligerents the cubans
have. For year they have waged
actual war. and apparently the Span
iards are further than ever from sub
DUNG them. It Is in the interest of
liberty ami humanity to recognize the
obvious fact that state Of war exists
between Cuba and Spain.
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or course Spain win object to any ac-
ton by the United States that mny en-
courage or assist the cubans, hut what
Gun she do about It? 1t Is predicted
TINT n recognition OF the cubans "a bel
ligercntS viii he responded to by Spain
with declaration OF war against the
United States,
A country that can make no Roadway
in war against few thousand poorly
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1t is what they expect OF the men whom
they are about to select as delegates.
Standing on ground so solid, any man
may fed Il an honor to be shosen to rep
resent In part the Republicans OF West
Virginia in the great body which is to
name the next President of the United
StateA
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LAST season Ike L. Hall. druggist. OF
OF Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and Says every bot
tic of Il gave perfect satisfaction. For
sale by c. II. Goethe, W. w Irwin. G.
Schnepf, c. Menkemel1er. John Klari,
W. Ii. Hague. II. C. Stewart, r. B.
Burt, ]. Coleman. A. r. Schcale. Vim.
Menkemeller, j. G. E!ole, Wheeling:
Bowie & Co., bridgeport. 3. F, Peabody
&. Son. RRuwood
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J. W. PIERCE. Republic. 10. says: III
have used one Minute Cough Cure In
my family and for myself with results
no entirely satisfactory that can hard
~ find words to express myself as to It's
merit VIII never fail to recommend
It to others, On every occasion that pre-
Ecnts Itself" Logan & Co.. Wheeling.
W. Va. II. r. Peabody, Benwood. and
Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport, ..
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The editor Of tho Chicago Dispatch
having been sent to the penitcntInry
for two years, the printer. who ls nlso
the publisher Of similar prints, asks to
be sent to Congress for an equal term.
There Is humor In thlS.
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The death OF ex-Congressman John
Blair Hoge. OF Martinsburg. takes away
another prominent West virginian. He
was genial man and ranked Us n law
yer OF ability. OF late years he had not
taken an active part in public affairs.
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Toledo. o.
We the undersigned, iiave known F.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable In
all busIrsSs transactions and firan-
c!ally able to carry out any obligation
made NY their firm.
WEsT& TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists,
wALDiNG, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls CatnTrh Cure Is Caken inter-
naliy. acting directly upon the blood
md mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gISts. Testimonials free,
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The Generalization OF the West vlr-
EInla Democracy seems to he 30 COM
plete MS to be pItiable. And 1t is not
possible to get 1t together for the COM
Inr, camnnIrn.
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7ELvrHcSE NuSwEGs:
Editorial Rooms s:s., Counting Room SAG
IheIntelLigencyer.
WHEELING, MARCH 3, 1890.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

s.a.s League Of Republican Clubs
Charleston. March %.
state Delegate Observation-Disclosures
State t. Nominating cOnvention-Parkers-
burg. July ..
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Headache cured In 20 minutes by Or
Miles Pain Pills, "onO cent dose" Al
druggists
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FOR RENT.


Very desirable residence corner OF ChlP'
line and, Twenty-thlrd streets. roeu"
bath. hntl, laundry
Bonrfing house on Main street, secopS
and third floors, by steel bridge. ~. "a,
Store room and Q living rooms 40 ~"
and l0SS Main street.
Store room No. 10 Twelfth street. 80,
6-roomed brick. with bath. both gAS"
No. 10 Zane street: rent so. -....,.
Store room No. 2l6i and ?lOS Main stree"
store rooms Nos. 1905 and SsO' Jacob
street: cheap rent.
ArbenG factory, on Twentieth street al
AfbenS hn1l. corner OF Tnirty'ths'" A"-
Jacob streets: rent cheap. -,...,
S-room house No. $50 Market stree"
with NIL modern convenience ~
b-room house roar TwCnty-third 81; W
Groom house No l26 Virginia st, al ~ W.
\ number OF other small houses ""
and got our list,
ROLF c&o NAN h'
,g,t.1 NJ M tSnurtecnth Street
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We ofrer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY 6 CO.. Props,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

NOR RENT OR FOR SAFE W
II roomcd frame house M Il, I'VE.
Broadway. Reasonable GruFr 80 sou
OF WALTER MARSHALL, hhSar
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting OF the ",ckb,,
Of the Wheeling Bridge ana 'TS sTalf;a
danaSys S oItps Ioo WY t be hid q
street. New York City, on 'T'i.s4 ii.bsfJ
10th day Of March, 1896. at o'cI1rS{ =
afternoon. HENRY W. HAYDGrEE v
ihs EgCFs,rL
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ROBT. w. KYLE,
PraeticalPlunbsr, Gas andiStsan FItN,
1855 MARKET STREET.
TO TEG RuRhTC

,s9-Gas and Electric Chandelier. Filter, ~
TnyIoT Gas Burners 4 specially. nv
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ROLF cSo NAN 3,
,nrs No. 30 Fourteenth Street
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Trhe iNrrll0ENoER embracing ia several
editions Is entered in the Pos'esaSe at whees'
ing. VIVA, o. seeond.class rnatterl
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-28
But His Feelings Are Deity
Concealed in Peculiar
Platitudes.
TO ACT WITH DELIBERATIoN.
Meanwhile the Nebraska Candidate
Appeals to Friends to Withhold
Hasty Criticism.

LINCOLN, NEBR., July 27.-The result
of the conference last evening between
| Senator Jones and Mr.. Bryan has not yet
become apparent. From what Senator
Jones said just before he left Lincoln IL is
inferred that no definite plan was ar
ranged to bring about an understanding
with reference to the Democratic and
Populist National tickets. What Mr..
Bryan thinks about the absolute refusal
of Mr.. Watson to Withdraw from the Sec
ond place on the Populist ticket cannot be
ascertained. Mr.. Bryan declined tonight
to discuss specifically that or any other
matter relating to the situation. His feel
ings with regard to the complicated situa-
tion caused by Watson's nomination are
exercised generally, however, in the fol.
lowing authoritative statement made pub
lie tonight.
"Mr. Bryan received a number OF tele-
grams during the day containing sugges-
tions in regard to the action of the Popu-
list convention. He has replied to all
that he will act with deliberation and that
nothing will be done which can be Justly
criticized by those who are interested in
bimetallism. He begs all friends OF the
cause in all parties to refrain from harsh
criticism of those who, however much
they may differ. agree in desiring the i'm
mediate restoration of free coinage. He
feels sure that a solution of all difficulties
will be found in due time and that the So
luton will be honorable to all parties, as
well as satisfactory"
1t was understood that Senator Stewart
of Nevada would be in Lincoln to-day on
his way home from the Populist conven-
ton, but he did not put in an appearance
Congressman Newlands of Nevada, who
according to the dictionary, is the only
"Silyerite" in the House, arrived tonight
and after seeing Mr.. Bryan, took a train
for Washington. Senator Pettigrew, who
followed the lead of Senator Teller in
bolting the Republican convention. is ex-
pected in Lincoln tomorrow or next day.
Several delegates 20 the Populist conven-
ton are in Lincoln to-day and called on
Mr.. Bryan. Governor Holcomb has re-
turned from ST. Louis. He brought a
unique present for Mr.. and Mrs Bryan
from the Kansas delegation to the
Populist convention-two beautiful birds
of the species known as love birds Mrs.
Bryan has named them Kansas and Ne
braska
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-28
TELL-TALE WREOKAGE.
Tatlies Ttth the Cargo of the City of
Philadelphia.

Tdllies Fith the Cargo of the City of
Philadelphia.
NEW YORK, N. Y, July .27.-Descrip-
tions of wreckage which tallies with the
cargo of the missing City of Philadelphia,
which sailed from this port for San Fran
cisco on February 2, have been received
from the Falkland Islands
The ship was spoken on May 1 last
when sixty-eight miles south by west from
Cape Horn, by the British ship Brenda.
which arrived at San Francisco July 81
The dispatch is dated Stanley, F. l..
June9.
1t says that among the wreckage from
a vessel lost on Billy Rock on May Il is a
galvanized iron condenser with the fol-
lowing description:
'IroncIad. double riveted, test 150
pounds. guaranteed; patented June Ia
1870 October 26, 1885; exclusive license
under patent 326, ,252. Manufactured for
Hoibrook, Merrill & Stetson, San Fran
cisco and Sacramento, Cal. Twenty-one
gallons"
There were also the following articles.
A small box of starch, marked on both
sides, "The Mirror-glass Starch. eight
pounds; made by Gilbert S. Graves
Buffalo. n. Y" cyclinder and wheels OF
a lawn mower, marked at both ends
philadelphia Lawn Mower
A diver visited the wreck on Nav % and
brought up the body of q Young woman
She was five feet two inches in height md
had black hair. She wore q small gold
chain around her neck. She had a strsnad
pettlcoat and brown one, a brown drsss-
lng-gown, pair of stockings and a nair
of black garterS e