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Commencing Monday,
July 50. all trains will
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Blakely street, Dunmore.
L,OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT AT COR
Il ner Of Meade and Burke street. AL mod
ern improvements on promises. MRS. ANNIE
STEWART, Dunmore, Pa.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02
Here Is Good News for Men Suffering
from Nervous Debility, Weakened
Powers nnt Exhausted vI:or.

Weak men suffering from nervous de-
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to the large city and the high fees
charged by these eminent physicians.
Here, therefore. is n chance for weak
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be lost. DR.. Greene. OF 35 West Four
tccnth street, New York City. who has
the largest practice IN the world, and
who IL without doubt the most success.
full specialist In curing this class of dis
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what ails you. He viii also give YOU
his advice. based upon his vast cypc-
ricncc and wonderful success In treating
and curing such cases, as 10 Just what
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Tho readers of this paper will be
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A Sudden Change.
G. V. II. in Baltimore News.


y. ' "a. AAA <Tt"
Done thought I'd take NAH Indy
4 sailin' down de bay,
Cause summah time met wintah
N stopped II on dc way;
Got rugged up in nah linen
" wifout a "howd'y do"'
Jack Frost he come a'runn!n'-
" next day 1t sncw--
Vas. It sncw!
Got out nah summah Jacket,
" whitewashcd nah straw hat,
Put nah pa'mleaf fan In oriah,
N knew whar l was at;
Got out nah umbrcllah.
" knew dat I'd pull frcw
II sunstrokc KEN 10 kotch NC
" next day It snew-
Vas, It sncw!
Amt no use In talkin.
Dis worl' am cettin' queer,
N summah stays much latah
VIII each suCccediu' year.
Oar amt no use prcparin',
Folks doan' know what toe do
Sistiddy hot as blazcs.
N next day Il snow
Vas, 1t snow!
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Thus We see that by turning Its back
on It's friends and forming q oo-part-
nership with the Populists, the south,
instead OF electing a President, lost sew
eral o. its states. gained forty-one cleo
toral votes IN the mining camps end
lost AS electoral votes which Cleveland
received in 1892. losing altogether 10i
electoral votes.
But this is not all. The west. which
was relied upon to make this comb!na-
ton effective. cast an immense popular
vote against Il. Taking nineteen west
ern states. including in them Missouri.
we find that they gave Mckinley 1S2
electoral votes and Bryan Sc, while the
popular plurality they gave to NcKin-
ley Was over 100000. Here are the es-
n m r,sS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

seventy-fvc thousand ia the number
OF public places said TO have been cover
ed by civil service rules under President
cleveland's administration. &c are I'M
able to vouch for the accuracy of the
figures. but certainly the number Is
very large. Republicans who aspire TO
public positions viii see how much their
chance is diminished. Many y deserving
and capable man will have TO get along
without the thing he would like to have.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

President Cleveland Is said to have
matured plan to free Cuba OF Spanish
mlsrule. He would have the island buy
Its freedom, Great Britain furnishing the
money and the United States guarantee
ing the bonds. AT this writing It does
no: look as though Cuba will have to be
bought. 1t Is in fair way to work out
its own salvation.
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STRIKING THE BALANCE.
What the Democracy Lost by Fusion with
tho Populists

"hatthe democracy Lost by Fuiion with
the Populista
Louisville Courier-Journal (Den-):
The southern fossils like Harris. Nor
gan and Jones, who consp!red to turn
over the Democratic party to the silver
trust and who originated the deal BY
which the combination with the Popu-
lists was effected. based their hopes
Of success upon carrying the west They
boldly announced their purpose to cut
loose from the east and form an irwin
chile alliance between the south and
west.
The more the results OF this great
coup are studied the more disastrous
appears its failure
The electoral votes gained by this al
lance we're as follows: .fa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

The recent popular loan In Spain Is
said to have been undertaken because
the bankers OF Europe were trying to
squeeze the Spanish government. Spain
tried II with success before submitting
TO a squeeze. The United States tried It
with success after .sundry millions had
been squeezed out OF its treasury. Spain
did the thing better than we did.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

Hawaii stu wants to come in under
Uncle Sans protecting arm and be one
of the family. Hawaii should be made
welcome at the earliest moment COM
patlble with the necessary prellminaries.
She stands in an important relation TO
us and should not be picked up by any
other country. Unless we accept her
some other country WIN try to take her,
and that we would not agree 70.
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back VIII be broken. The Republican
party believes in protection and gets It's
chief support from those who believe in
protection. Some other party may be
against protection. but tho Republican
party cannot be.
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Thus we see that in the group OF
states classed as the west" and which
includes all the silver and Populist
strongholds outside OF the south, Bryan
was overwhelmingly beaten, both on the
electoral ana the popular vote.
Such is the result OF the southern
western, Democratic-Populist combine.
to say nothing OF the immense Increase
OF the popular vote against 1t in the
eastern and middle states. and its great
loss OF nearly 100000 in the popular vote
In the southern states.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

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pleasant to take and Il helps them.
Charles r. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co.. Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

William Steinway, whose death is an
nounced. was not only e. celebrated
maker OF pianos. but in his time he did
very much for music. He was the kind
OF good citizen who takes an Intelligent
and active interest in public affairs.
There could be more OF the same kind
with profit TO the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

Once more we hear OF the Moi tribe Of
men in 1ndo-China. The same wild man
has been caught and talked with. Paul
D'Enjoy, French explorer. Is the per-
former OF the feat this time. Before We
can accept the story somebody will have
TO bring to civilization one of the tails
1t is not necessary to bring one OF the
mon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

Chicago discovers that some OF her
meat dealers sell tainted meat. I, is to
be hoped that they are not sending any
OF It In this direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

What glorious day was yesterday.
If there had been enough natural gas to
make things comfortable Indoors there
would have been little to desire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

This Is Christmas month. and it Is
time to begin to think of the Sits that
are TO tell OF friendship and love. Every
body has resolved often that the next
time" the selection should not be put OF
so late: and then when the next time
came 1t was abou; rs before.
The hes, time 10 select Is before stocks
have been picked over aud before the
most desirable things ARE gone. The
storcs OF Wheeling are already putting
on their holiday Garb. II they do not
happen to have In stock just what Is
wanted. they are always ready 10 get
the thing desired.
3 a good way TO make holiday times
good IL to spend the holiday money at
hoinc and keep II in home circulation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

II there be plenty OF natural gas for
Wheeling. now IS the time to come on
with IL. We can get long with very lit
lie. in the dog days.
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TO do 10 get cured. All this will cost you
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Doctor is the discoverer OF that greatest
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

Democratic newspapers that urge the
Republican party TO beware OF nro'cc-
Two legislation know very well that when
;he Republican party turns its back on
protection TO American INDUSTRIES that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02
HeorSnnIzing Against Rcpublicani,n,.

ReorSanizinG Against Hcpnblicanis
it Is decidedly entertaining 10 see the
present course OF some OF the newspaper;
that raised their Ebeneze- high and
loud for Bryan. Since the election they
have discovered that free silver Is not af-
ter all the captivating Issue they thought
twas.
Therefore they are suggesting. with
some show OF hashfulness. tina; perhaps
1t would be as well to try TO reorganize
!. the party so as to bring In the element
that would not follow Bryan. What
party is it that is TO be reurganized on
that line? Not the Popul!st party. That
party. while K may be little off on Bry-
en-. is we'll satisfied with the Chicago de-
claration OF principles.
II must be the Democratic party tina;
IS referred 10. Well, reorganization OF
that party will be In the hands OF the
men who would have nothing TO do with
AR. Bryan and his platform.
There are enough OF these men, and
they stand high enough. TO make absurd
any reorganization of the Democratic
party that leaves them out. Are they TO
be invited In to lead the reorganIzinE
work? II not they will continue to find
satisfaction In the continuing defeat OF
the party that calls itself Democratic
and Is not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

i ~ regarded as important news from
Europe that the car Of Russia will hoe
his own row In dealing with Turkey.
I. This In effect Is what he has been doing.
Russia Is one foreign power that relies
pretty strongly on itself.
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acknowledgements.
WHEELING. DECEMBER 9, 1906.
Spanish Warfare In Cuba.

We have had from Cuba many stories
OF the atrocious treatment OF the people
of that island by the Spanish troops.
Some of these may have been exagger-
ated. Not all OF them were. Allowing
n reasonable margin for over-heated
fancy enough remains to cause civiliza-
ton TO stand aghast.
From various sources come reports OF
atrocities so circumstantial in detail that
unless weyler and his men are victims o:
conspiracy OF liars they are butchers
from whom the Turkish devils in Arme-
MIA might take instruction. The Phila-
delph!a Press has dispatch from Cuba
via Key West that tells OF the butchery
and mu,ilation OF 800 non-combatants in
the southern part OF the province OF
Pinar del Rio-men, women and chill
drsn.
First the soldiers were allowed 10 sc.
drunk. Then they were given license
TO ravish. loot. burn and murder" and
they did everything the license permit
ted them 10 do. There were many young
girls in the lot. and their treatment is
suggested but not described.
The New York World reports more
than hundred cases, giving the names
Of the victims, their place OF residence,
the command that maItreated them. and
what was done to them. killing was
the least Of ALL Arms and legs were
hacked off with the Inaehets. Peaceful
persons were shot where they sat at their
doors. Some were compelled 10 serve as
guides and then killed to get rid Of them.
Through all the slckening story stands
out prominently the violation OF women.
This IS the great victory OF the Spanish
troops In Pinar del RIo-a victory that
J. should arouse all civilization to lend a
hand to drive Spain out Of Cuba.
1t cannot be said that there is any law
OF nations which gives to any power the
right 10 commit nutrages OF this charac-
fer They do not come under the head OF
war, for they defy all the rules OF civil
llzed warfare.
All these things are going on very
close to our doors. How much lonGe.
Z. are We TO maintain an attitude of cold in
difference? If the question were quo
mitted 10 the people Of the United States
they would decide 1t quickly. The peo-
3 pie OF the United States have hearts.
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In New York an Italian cir! OF th!r-
teen years IS under arrest for b!samy.
In New York life goes al a rapid pace.
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The electoral votes lost by It (Which
Cleveland received four years ego)
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

II osT-Two WHITE AND BRors:
IL Pointer pups. The finder will Ma,
notify tho ottfs- OF the Chief OF Pole. \.
the City building Az
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who are applicants fer positions and
others who believe that they see in this
tendency 10 apply the rule all along the
line the danger OF building up an Office
holding aristocracy. The merit system.
so-called. has It's good points and its
bad ones. bu. perhaps the former over
balance the latter.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
THE VIZ iTHER REPORT.

TAIR WEATHER. PROMISED r0R TO-DAY.
Washington IAN l. Ihe storm which has existed ~
iie .f twenty hours fe lake regions Las moved
norsi.ry inl 'aulll. The Tressur" has ris'n In the
lakr regions nni central valleys and fallen IN Ne" Eng
LAM anI o.. Middle S.ufheriy - westerly gales
has. boon f.if nn The Light has fallen IN
Michigan. : decided fai in temperature has taken par"
90 the Lake regions ohio ana Mississippi valleys and
the Southwest Il BIS warmer along the Atlantic coast
The weather Will cloudy and threatening in New
England and Eastern Neu York. with Hight rain snow
ln northern portions Fair weather Is indicated IN all
other sections tn" temperature VIII be lower In the
Atlantic coast districts the lower lake region ani the
tiulf states The temperature conditions Will remain
nearly stationary other districts.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
4 COFTIN As A CHRISTMIS GIFT.
Thr Ralfimnre Herald.

From The Baltimore Herald.
"A coffin as "A Christmas gift. acknowledge is
queer one but when tell the circumstances 1t VIII
not seem so strange. =,
The speaker was Thomas :. Whitworth an old
Forty miner who was registered AT the Maltpy
House last night. . -
''It was out IN the California gold mines. he con-
tnued THAT the affair occurred. our mining camp
was called the Lost Mule Claim. from the fact that
a prospcctor has left the animal there at one tiine
while ne went away for "A few minutes ana on MS
return II missing. -. .
The hrls;m1s gift coffin given TO the wife OF
a miner who had died the day before christmas
Like all mining camps at that time, there were
many things missing which were hard to get. ana,
though deaths from various causes were not infre-
quent. there undertaking establishment al
Lest Mule Camp
The miner wto died of pneumonia. left a widow
who had been extremely kind TO the boys al dlt-
ferent times. nursing them In sickness ana doing
things for them which only woman could DO
Though away some distance from
Frisco and travel was bad. as II was the winter
season In the mountains. where We were located.
the boys all Clipped In and sent to Frisco for one
OF the finest and most expensive collins the place
afforded 1t arrived in "A day or so, ana the grati-
tude OF the widow amply repaid everybody for the
trouble. =,
'''The boys chpped in together and raised a big
pile for her go home with. She lived somewhere
I'm the East.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
MR.. Bi RDEN RAISES THE REWARD.

HE NOW OFFERS $4,000 FOR THE RETURN OF
THE STOLEN JEWELS.
I. Townsend Burdens latest move in raising the
reward offered for the return of the jewels stolen
from his house on December y from 5000 to $4,000
seems to indicate that Mr. Burden prefers to get
his jewels back. and, II necessary let the
thieves free rather than rely upon the police to
lay their hands upon both jewels and thieves.
At Police Headquarters yesterday the detective
officers said that there developments In the
case so far they knew They had not heard of
Mr. Burdens action in increasing the reward
When seen AT his home. No. East Twenty sixth
st, last evening. Mr.. Burden said that as yet the
offer Of an increased reward had failed to elicit
any communications regarding the jewels. Further
than That he would say nothing.
1t has been suggested that Mr.. Burden has acted
somewhat hastily In raising the 5000 offer and
that instead Of Fastening the return OF the prop
ertN. II may delay that result by influencing the
thieves to hold off for further increase
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
GENER4I HiRRrSov mas A Qr1Er DAY.

General Harrison spent tic greater part OF the
day Zoo hf room at the FIfih Avenue Hotel yester-
iay. he received no visitors. ana to all requests
from Esv -plper mon he gent back worl. II must
beg 70 he excused. have nothing ~ say" About
o'cock tte General came down stairs ana passed
lurriely through ihc hall. entering carriage
standing 40 tho door lie drove 10 the home Of
Mrs ummn.k .n East Thlriy-eghth-si. He re
fur.rl me hotel -. r'ly after o'clock and once
ui.se wont fo his room AMI became Invisible.
o. could roi no learned how long tn" Genera.
wlU remain u 'he cry or when bee expects to visit
Washington % fIkr part bon the arguments before
fh. United States supreme Court 600 %, California
irrigation rl... tuf tse TX Pre- siieut or som"
ONE empowered 20 speak f'r him. makes shne sort
.f B. Ilnr.fo statement about h.s rcportcl engage
mont % Mrs p.mmork. p''l." must draw their
own conclusions Mr.. Dmmock cannot be- seen
at home ana sends back WORT - az Inquiries that
% flf
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
Az APPEAL FOR MME. BODDA PYNE.
rom The Boston Globe

From The Boston Giope.
A short time since public appeal was made on
hohair ~ Nine Bodda Pyne. formerly Louisa Pyne.
ho during a long professional career Of nifty eight
'"aara contributed large.y TO the pleasure or the
yuuniic. nv her great talents and beautiful gift of
Song Many years ago she ysea sit Amerra nm nn
d,i during her stay there She has never ceased
10 speak in the lveest terms Of pride and graft
luue luueo,,aa ~ mai family ties should have prevented
her accepting the hearty invitation She rece,Hed ,Ssi
Sum sun, ~ her old American patrons and friends who
remember how she charmed Their youthful Senrs ns
,a, he an ylous 10 contribute 10 the fund now being
riss.i and thus help brighten the last years OF
hr W;e She began her career at nine years OF age.
from whiah date she contributed 10 tne nhin'e