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II "" may brIiayeMr. IannIF Taylor.
our minister At Madrid. thc efforts of our
eovcrnmcn, ar" now directed to A highly
benevolent undertaking. The aim %
President Cleveland and his advisers IL
Ia find way that will help Spain 10 hold
Cuba. But In helping Erca. dclicacy
must he observed 50 As no; to wound the
pride of the Spanaris.
or courac none ri W. could know that
this was what the administration WIS
doing. or trying 90 do. Now that we
know 1t would h" rank lnGrntitudn to be
anything less than highly delighted.
n we do not exist primarily for the
purpose OF helping monarchIcal opprcs-
sors to take fresh tall-hrld on cnmmu-
miles aspiring; for freedom nnd the re-
publican form OF government. VIZ may AS
well inquire. with Mr.. Flanagan. Of
Texas: what nrr We h"rr for?"
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Chicago Inter Ocean: Il IS e wise deter
mlnatl1n that IL reported uf the silver
senators. It /. said that they have 70
solved to abstain frnm obstructive OIpn-
gitlnn "a the passage If a protective bin
though. nf course, they viii avail them
Hrlv"F ~ tho opportunity Of debate turN-
press their belief TINT tariff wiIl not
prove Il pHuaCrl.
It Is good policy If the silver @nators
{" favor rather than iu Gpprg" IN, speedy
passage 0f n rrHtcctiv" law, For the
ease now stand" thus: ON the one hand
II IL asserted that prosperity Will rUIIuw
n return Of protection: IN the other hand
il IL asserted that prntCriiuu without
currency rcfrrm--whicn ~ generally I'M.
h"rstOO1 to mean free silvrr-will not
bring prosperity. Now. II liz. silver mon
OI(poaC protective legislation their action
cannot he construed otherwise than ne n
confession Of lack Of fIIih IN the sound
nrsg Of The assertion. F0r.ir IL he tfur
that protection without free silver will
worthless II Is to tn" lntcrcsts Of the sill
yer men that protection Glnn" shall be
tried ns S0On ~ possible, In order thai tho
public may be assured IF itg InddnVlmcy
M n remedial measure
Unsettled questions disturb tho peace
Of nations. tho oldest unsettled QUESTION
az ne day lg that relative to tnrlG, There
nrA those who hrlev" that when that In
settled the currency question, which ig
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The senate committee on foreign rcla
tons shows beyond dispute the RICH: Of
the Uniret States II iutcrv"n. in the
Cuban mate. Tho right claimed 10!
this country ha. been exercised repeat
cdly hy the powers Of Europe both FOR
and against Independence. in behalf OF
revolving communities ana against
them. and In tn" direction OF merging
several communities into ono.
THE United States mas interviewed in
can colonies which set up "a republics
and established their independence: also
In behalf OF TcXag which split OF from
Mexico. The grounds or which r na-
ton MAJ intervene are shown to br so
various that In plain English 1t may be
said that 2 nation mas right TO inter
vcne when I, desires so TO do.
The policy Of the United States 20
wards Cuba. and incidentally towards
Spain in the Cuban matter. is 10 b. con-
sidcrcd apart from the right 10 inter-
vcne. That right * established by 1hc
practice OF the world In the prcscn; CEN
tury. What we ar" 10 consider Is
whether VIC desire to accord to the Gu
bans any measure Of recognition.
II We have the desire We have the right
and power. M European nation would
have any ground OF complaint. Spain
hast Of all SDain urlG very 1i,Irle 20
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USES OF THE HAT PIN
"A an Emergency Tool nnd u Weapon Il 1
u Grent Success.

n ttrnt success.
New York Mail and Express: Since
tho lnmcntcd Baxter Tompkins. OF
Tompkius Corners, invented a pCrpctu-
al motion machine only to discover
that Its real usefulness was M Il mes,
box Tor setting hens. american gent
us has produced no cOntrIvancc which
lends itself To so wide a variety Of ser
Vice nS the modern hat pin. This SIM
pie implement, originally designed Ia
serve the modest purpose OF prescrv-
ing amlcahr relations between the
feminine hat and Its weHrrr's hair, has
assumed other and more important
functions wholly beyond the widest
dream Or thc inventor.
AS an emergency tool the hat pin Is
invaluable. II can he used 20 draw Il
cork. pick a lock, punCturc Il tire or re-
open The northwest puSsag" Of an OBJ
structed pipe with equal facility. In
cases OF great urgency 1t has been used
AS fork, II has also served as nall
IN hanging pictures and IS not altogeth-
Cr unhva liable as a curling iron.
II Is as n weapon Uf Oftense and de-
tense, however. that this little instru-
ment OF Stcel has acquired its greatest
Importance Il has become the lcEalized
man who wears hat pin Of correct
size and temper In her headgear has at
hand an implement as deadly as n dag
ger. In this city there have been two
or three cases I'm which women. upon
being arrested, attacked the unfortu-
nate policemen with their hat pins. In
ilictinE serious and painful injuries.
Such weapon In the hands or a reck-
less person, IS more to be dreaded thun
a revolver. and when used OffensiSclr
the act IL both morally and technically
deadly assault.
As a weapon OF dcfcns. the hat pin
rises 10 Its highest usefulness. Its val
uo In This direction is finely demon
strated by one or two events OF very
recent occurrence. Out In Mcdfo-d.
Wisconsin. ten days ago an enOrnous
eagle, inter soaring above the village
school house Tor several hours. SwOOp-
ed down and attacked little child
whom /; would have seriously injured
and possibly carried away hut for the
bravery OF Il wOmun-Nirs. Frank Pow
ell-whO rushed upon the fcrocIous
bird. md after desperate battle.
stabbed It TO death with her ever-reatS'
hat pin. 4 similar affair occurred still
more recently at CatawiSSa, Pa, where
an enormous bird OF the same species
attempted to carry away seven
ycar-Olh girl. md WAS prevented only
by courageous Young lady. Miss Jen-
ME Mcdowell. who fought the feather
ed monster and finally killed It with a
wcll-dircc;ed thrust OF her hat pin, az
ter a sharp struggle.
Evidently this uHpr"tentious imple-
nsnt hns n definite purpose 10 serve In
our social economy. Il gives woman n
defensive equipment OF acknowledged
effectiveness. In the use OF which her
natural deXtcrlty finds direct and tell
Ing exercise. The evolution OF this ter
rible weapon has eIerted an equallz-
ing influence upon social conditions
For whether It he Tor purposes OF Of
f"nsc, or defense the bad man who
carries gun" In his hip pock 81
throws up his hands In meek submits
sion before the modern woman who
wears a dagger In her hat.
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Tho rcaderJ OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there IL ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In oil its Stages, and
that IL CatarrE. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure known 10 the med =
teal fraternity. Catarrh being a consti-
tutional disease. requires a constitution
nj treatment Halls Catarrh Cure IL
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
ton of the disease. and giving the ra.
tlcnt strength by building up the con-
s,itu,ion and assisting nature In doing
its work. The prOprictors have so much
faith in Its curative powers. that they
Offer one hundred Dollars for any case
that 1t fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials. Address
r, j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
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THE LODGE BILL.


ChicaGo Inter Ocean: The senate has
passed the Lodge bill, and in 50 doing
has redeemed. 50 far as one branch OF the
legislature can. a pledge specifically made
by the Republican party In national con-
vcnti0u. and theoretically made. by the
Democrats Of she Coliseum convention.
The arguments In opposition were
Nucriic The inCffablc Mills. OF Texas.
remarked that the ability 10 read and
write IS not lnfallIblp sign OF public viz
tue: as II any one said that K was. But
IL Is quit" true accomplishments In the
arts OF reading and writing 1t an aid 20
virtue, and that the illIterate class is the
dangerous class IN politics and sociology.
Other gentlemen from the south insisted
that their section OF the country Is In
need Of Immigrants. which Is true. But
what the south needs IL not an access TO
It's already great number 81 lllitCratcs
and dependents: It's need IS or Intelligent.
industrious. and thrifty artisans and
small farmers, and the nortG has thou
sands OF these who will 70 south just rs
soon as they are assured OF free schools,
free speech and free votes
Thu bill that has passed the senate IS
n substitute FOR house bill Of Ike ma
lure: the senators amendment provides
a tcs, Of li,eracy. in which the house bill
was deficient. y conference committee
has been appointed, and il "a probable"
tina, the two chambers Of Congress
shortly will mite In action
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RESTORING MERCHANT MARINE.
T,Yo Methods, and Ono or the o'hef
should he Adopted.


Washington Times: Every statesman
In III. country agrees with every other
statesman that the shipping trade of
the United States ought TO be built up
again. They all concur that 1t Is
shame that the American Tag has prac-
tlcally disappeared from thr seas, n
less suyn floating from the masthead OF
some American maU-oi-wAr II Is II rare
spect1,clr In foreign ports. 1t was III
fCrcnt once. Tn" time was whcu the
American merchant marine outnumh"r-
cod even Great Br!IRiE's. when ou- clip,
per ships were seen everywhere, ana
when American exports and Imports
were carried In American bottoms. II II
the SaddcSt kind of commentary upon
our shipping laws to think that with the
marvellous progress the world has made
in shin building, and with the constant
" Increasing evidence that the United
states can beat the world In the con-
gtructiou OF the fastest vessels Ot mod
rrn kind. this country should stand nj
the foot OF the list In respect OF tile size
OF It's merchant marincL
There Is no use crying over split milk,
says the old adaEe. What needs 10 hc
don" Is to devise legislation. not tent't-
tive, but positive. which Will restore
our ocean trade to the proud "mincncc
II one" occupied. There are two ways
of doing this. One is TO impos" a dis
eliminating tonnage tax on merchandise
carried In foreign or American bottoms.
The other Is to extend tho policy or mail
subsidies carried out in the case Of tn"
American Steamship Line and pursued
cncrGetiCally by England. Germany and
France. SOme are opposed to the for
mer method because 1t is protection out
and out; others object to the latter Tor
the reason that they hold tn" govern
mcnt should not SubSidiZ@ anything.
Roth forget. however. that unless one or
the other Of these policies Is carried Into
practice American sh!pOwuerS could not
compete successfully with their moro
favored foreign rivals. Il matterS not
what are the means employed IN wrcSt
the lost ocean trade from the grasp Of
those now holding il, go the end aimed at
Is attained.
OF course, in thia case there "a also
wheel within n wheel. The more ships
nrc built in our ship yards the greater
will be tho demand for skilled and UNI
skilled labor: tho greater this demand.
the better will h" the wurkin:mCn's
wages; tn" better the wages I'll" greater
the general prosperity. fOr In ship
building nearly every industry enters.
Thus II will he seer much depends upon
the wise legislation. and well may ,ir
hOrc he expressed that the next Con
Ercss will bo found equal 20 the task %
cnaCtinS it..
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To the Editor OF the lntclliErncCr.
SIR:-Thc writer Is with those who
are opposed to the new charter. and
heartily agrees with th- views express
cd by Mr. Hooking in your paper YES
tcrL1y muruinE. hu' il will b" 4 great
mistake 10" those who oppose tn" char
Ter becoming law not To advocate
submitting 1t TO the people.
Its supporters VIII 20 TO tl" lcCiSia-
cure. II II shall not be submitted to u
popular vote. and say TO that body That
this ChLrtc" passed IN" popular or sec
und branch with n uaanim0,iS vutr IN
its favor. and that the fist hraurh
I:uvc II 4 majority. II viii bc said iInt
iSs opponents were afraid 10 submit It
to the people. h,'srWs" tn" p"Dplr we're
IN thVnr 81 Il. Tie evening pnyCr "
this city has Hlr"ndY given rnttc" that
" the "nbstrictiCuiSfs" IN council re-
fuse 10 submit tn" charter to the poo
PIE, u will! be put before the legislature
anyhow.
Pnlicv md Justice both say NM &,
before thosc who are to be- affected nv
Il. and that either side, pro ur con. wIIl
make mistake, NOW that matters
have gone uS thcr have 50 far, IN not
giving 1t tO ih" real %0ycr"igng, the
people, and not the office holders, for
their will and opinion, II tho people
vote against 1t that IS the cnd uf II.
ANTI-CuAETER.
Wheeling, W. Va, December u.
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We Will suggest a few Ideas from our
stock that may assist You in choosing
some "nllnG" for the Christmas stock
iuEg tor socks. as tho case mny boz:
ENGRAVED CARDS AND PLATE
thcst work and sjOCk).. SOC
81 DESCRIPTIONS TO MAGAZINE,
from. .,....................Sl 90 to 81 90
POCKET DIARY with name stamped
IN ENlu) ...,......, .......... hOC To s. 90
CARD CASE on POCKETBOOE (wIth
nam" stamped in gold). SOC To s. 90
TEACHERS BIBLE, ovrrlappInE
edges. (with name stamped In
SET PRAYER AND HYMN.NL with
name stamped In EOld)...$ 90 10 Sc 90
CHURCH HYMN ROOK. leather with
name stamped in gold. ISL 90 to SO 10
pELOrBETS NOTES on s. $. LES
SONS. 1891. reduced tO.......,....Sl 90
CHRISTMAS NL'M BERS LONDON
AND PARIS MAGAZINES. =. SOC to 81
To say nothing OF books. books and
then books FOR Nil ages all tastes. all
purses. FRANK STANTON.
1901 Market Street.
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THE lNTELLlGENCER.
WHEELING. DECEMBER se, rsos.
Tn. Administration and the Deficiency.

The secretary ot she treasury has
nothing In his annual report OF greater
interest than that Which deals with the
revenue deficiency. For tile current ils.
cal year he estimates deficiency OF
tnorc :han $4,000, OOO. For tho following
frscal year he estimates a deficiency OF
about t+5. 900. OOO. For the two years, II
we gu on under the present tariff law.
the deficiency will b. morn than 100000
600. and this Is TO be added to Ill that
has gone before.
In spite OF all this the secretary az the
treasury IL ot opinion that Congress
would do well 10 let the present tariff
hill alone The Presidents opinion
agrees with that Of the secretary OF the
treasury. \ business man who would
talk so abou; his own affairs would bc
looked on as needing committee to take
charge Of his business.
Why docs tho ADMINISTRATION stick TO
the silly Statement, that lack Of revenue
is not what Is the matter with the treas
ury" We have been using borrowed
money 20 run tn" government. we con-
tlnue 10 add To- tn" dcticicUCy. and yet
thu country IS advised 10 10 nothing to
increase revenues.
Are We to 80 On borrowing when we
knew how 20 ralsr money n time o;
pcacc without borrowing This l. the
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4 fvc.vear-old girl who attends n
Kindergarten has learned many won
,Iorful things since tho first week in
SrItcnhrr. II was almost tI,ne FOR her
To- ~ u,stairs to bed last night, when
she aSirn.sh"d her mamma by saying;
Jus; think. the little girls In China
are getting out 81 bed now. The ones
that are real smart are dressed ana out
on the stree: playing. Did you know
that mammal
before mlmnrn could reply the child
rnwncd. aud with keen regret In her
tOn" said:
Just thiHk. | must sleep all n'nh;
before can 60 ont aud play. l wish
was u China little girl"
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GREATEST OF ALL DEALS.
Rockefeller aud Carnegie said to ainvs
CumhnFd.


A Chicago dispatch SAYS that An
drew Carnegie and John u. Rockefeller
have Joined hands. A combination OF
the two masnntcs has been made
which amounts Tor all practical pr-
poses to a general union Of their IN
tcrCs,s Mr. Rockefeller will become
part owner Of the biggest iron and steel
working mills in the country, and Mr.,
Carnegie win share IN the ownership
OF the richest iron mines IN the world.
Just what the terms OF the contract
which has been agreed upon between
che two dlCtators Of the tremendous
interests, It ~ not easy 10 say in detail.
Tho trade u completed, and II. Oliver,
OF Pittsburgh. engineered the deal.
u Is last chain which gives the
Carnegie Steel Company the ilrst POSI-
ton among steel producers In the
world. and. at the same time, eQutps
the Rockefeller interests with fnCilit-
ics Tor every stage OF iron handling.
from the mines where the ore IS shOv-
clcd UP and loaded upon cars At the
side OF the mine IN Mcsaba Range. TO
tho pit where flashed armOr plates,
structural irOn and steel rails ARE plac-
cd IN :hc hands OF the buyer.
iy trade, The steel company - said
Ia have obtained control OF the Noun
tain Iwn property. In the McsnbN
Range, and Raihbun ms we'll. The
Mountain Iron and the Rathhun mines
have been am0nE the most prominent
Of the properties 81 the Lake Superior
Consolidated Company. controlled by
the Rockefeller interests
No combining Of capital IN recent
years has been 50 important IN posi-
blc results as this Il means the abiI-
itv to wteIi capital OF 800. 100000 in
one lin" ~ trade
II IS believed he som" that she result
of the examination vii! have an npprc-
ciablc rf'"c; on the fortunes of thc M
nois Stcei Company. That corporation
is regarded rs the one considerable RI
val OF the Carnegie Company.
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MorE5ntawn and the government on
Einerr have got together on tlIr sit" ~
the dam to be constructed at tha point;
on the MoEunElhcll. II required only
nm explanation by Major IioHic. Of tho
engineer corps. and tn" understanding
was reached. 7hIs obstacle removed,
the government will go ahead and i'm
Prove the river and benefit the great
valley through which 1t runs.
In time. with favorable general bust
ncss conditions the Mnn0ugahcla valley
up 10 FaIrmont viii he a very important
manufacturing region. Its futures was
nRsurcd when Congress cDinrnItt"d Itself
- freeing the river Of tolls and TO carry
inE ont the glark-watcr scheme.
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Il Secretary Olncy w. right Congress
may pass Joint resolution, and pass 1t
over II veto, and Il will not be binding on
the President. 1t will he nothing moro
than the expression Of opinion by the
eminent gentlemen who wrote It,
This has u distinctly arrogant and III
sultnE sound. Besides. Il Ia not true.
4 resolution 80 passed would he binding
ON the President. aud II he were to re-
cuac to act In obedience TO II he would
open himself to impeachment.
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Persons who drink essence NJ CHINA
mon" cannot be hard 10 plcnsc. They
drink 1t for the alcohol II contains. nno
they turn to II where the mlc of alec.
holc beverages Ia forbidden by law.
Wheeling dealers say that tho com
mcrcInl "csscncc OF cinnamon" with
which they are acquainted viii not pro.
dnCc such results as those In the Fen.
wood oil field In Monroe county, Ohio.
where several were crnzcd aud five
killed.
Tho Ohio law provides for n strict
scrutiny OF all food products sold In that
state. and In view OF the circumstances
In the Monroe county cases 1t Is certain
that there viii hc an Investigation that
VIII 80 to the bottom. So It should be,
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The West Virginia Iloot-Owl sends out
his first shrek from his perch at Clay
Court House. Il. NJ. Cook. who Is re-
4ponsihlc for the Hoot-Owl, promises n
first rate home paper, and the lndica-
,Ioua are that he will keep hIG word. He
has the Intclligcnccr'S best wishes.
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THE old way Of delivering messages
by pJSt-hoys compared with the mod
crn telephone. illustrates the Old tedious
methods Of "hrcalimE" colds compared
with their almost Instantaneous curr
by on" Minute COUGH Cure. Charles
Il. Goctzc, corner Twelfth aud Alnrkc,
streets; lSOw!r " CO.. Bridgeport: Pea.
body IL Son. IiCRwOod, :
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There was something distinctly Ghoul-
lsh In the Spaniards holding feast on
the SPOT where Maceo fell. II It I've true
that lie fell u victim TO Spanish trcach-
cry. the affair is all the more shocking
The feasIers must have felt that they
were GnawinG dead mans bones.
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Tho best salvc In tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rhcum, fever
sores. letter. chappcd hands. chlhlainY,
corns. aud all skin cruptt1ns, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts,
faction or money refunded. Price 81
cents per box. For sale By Logan Drug
cOmDuuy,
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"Sunnv Little Ones" 81 n calendar
cmhnllishcd with six bright lttt,c faces.
flCsiiuiiur Of water color designs by
Francs TruWdag". whose work "a al
WAYS good Frederick \. Stokes Com
lnuv NV York. Frank Stanton,
Wheeling
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Council should give the people 4
chance to vote on the proposed new city
charter. The people VIII probably vote
against Il by n decisive majority. but the
way to ASCERTAIN this IL AT the polls, The
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second In order Of time. will settle itself
II II do not settle Itself It win become
the great issue. and will demand settle
mont by leglslntlln.
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December 2iih. 18th. 3l,'t and January
LIST. Good to return to January ith.
Local aud through tickets Consult
agents. ws&w
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ln,clliscnccr does not favor the charter.
but II does favor EIylnE the people ii
chance to tnkc or reject It.
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Don't give where you think you must
give" Give where 1t gives you pleasure
to give. The hest giving goes to these
who cannot give In return, That giving
In In the true Christmas spirit.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


A N0lII HARD LABOR ONLY EIru.
~ w9olB required 4" learn lhrhor T,,.t,
SliuhttolEi furnished gradWttnH. TpnI. A.
mated. catalogue uuilrl nee NuI' H.
H\IilIEItCpl.hEGE, Fourth ana rn,. =
avenue. Cincinnati, q ''
NOR SNhi:-A GOOD FARM Ok .I.,....
A. terms Can and suo II. four milo D.
from Wheeling on the Wheeling All b..
mont pike. Fine buildmga ~ ali .,''..
IN good repair and fruit N nli Kind
ilnc shrp" TO MAX" money. For mo-. b..
formation call ana see lur fuIrgol, ."'
WILLIAM /. DOV.1 In
TwCnty.ninth street Toll House. Mia
ing, w. va. dol.tiUd.
WYE ARl: AGENTS FOR
w NORWOOD POTTERY
For this city. County and STAT.
We haze sold this waro during r.o
past l2,ycnrs.
BMING BIOS,
Nv 1915 Mlrkct S,.,.,