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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-17
The Strongest
Indorsements...
Milliaan, WiIkin & Co,
ABOUT NEAR NEIeHsoRs.

The Morton tin plate mill at Cam
bridge has resumed operations after a
two weeks shut down.
A little wool, says the cadlz Republi-
can, is stlll being sold in Harrison coun-
ty at twenty cents, though many farm
ers are holding for higher figures, II Is
understood that the buyers pay twenty
cents very readily Later, the buyers
are offering q cents
Mr.. Joseph L. Thomas, who was IN
Cadiz last Friday morning, said he had
Just harvested twelve acres OF wheat,
which was all wheat and no weeds,
and one OF the finest crops which ne MAD
ever harvested, He expressed the
opinion that the wheat crop everywhere
In his region is unusually fine.--Cadiz
Republican.
The Ohio Democracy Is improving. IN
1875 1t demanded that the money OF the
country be made OF paper only. Now II
is willing that 46 cents worth OF silver
shall be used to make dollar, though
the fact that silver VIII probably be
worth less than that year hence may
explain to some degree the generosity
of the Democracy in being willing to put
that much into what 1t would call a dol
iar.-Nobie County Republican,
While j. d .Barnehouse of Ross town
ship was cutting wheat last week, his
four-year.old daughter, Ethel, who had
gone TO the field without his knowledge,
got In front OF the cutter bar OF the
reaper, and though he discovered her
| Just In time to prevent fatal results by
a herculean pull on the horses, a terri
Bile cash was cut In her heel, nearly sew
ering the tendon. The wound was
dressed by DIR. Rothacker, and 1t 10
thought that no permanent injury Will
result.-Steubenvllle Gazette.
w. W. Hanlon, editor OF the Barnes
Vile Republican, is n candidate for col
lector of internal revenue In this, the
Cleveland district. He Is the only can,
didate from southeastern Ohio and the
Republicans Of this section are a unit
for his appointment. They are not In
favor OF him alone on account Of his be-
ing q resident OF this part of the state,
but because for twenty-five years he
has been a leading Republican and one
Of the most faithful men in the party.
Cambridge Republican Press,
The widespread growth Of white
clover this year Is attracting attenton
as a remarkable occurrence. 1t whitens
the roadside everywhere. and many
fields are one solid growth of white
dover from fence to fence. In town the
white blossoms monopollze the lawns
and waste ground alike, where 1t never
grew before. Nothing like 1t was ever
seen. before In this country. Farmers
say that some OF the fields where the
clover is the most plentiful, never here
tofore showed the presence OF the plant
No one has yet accounted for this re.
markable growth and 1t is n mystery
where the seed came from.-Bellaire
Democrat,
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The stories OF tine fabulous wealth Of
the Alaska gold mines, which from time
20 time have found their way into print,
are confirmed by the arrival OF vessel
in San Francisco laden with the results
OF the searches OF many people who some
time ago braved the hardshIps OF the
new country. The stories OF these ro-
turning prospectors are of a vast field OF
untold wealth, where the precious metal
10 'just waiting to be picked up by man"
The news will doubtless be followed by a
mad rush from the coast to the north and
the history Of all newly discovered gold
fields will be repeated Everybody who
docs win not get rich, Some. very many,
in fact viii be bitterly disappointed, but
there viii also be many great foriunea
made and the fortunate ones will bless
the day that directed them TO the new
Eldorado. Letters from experts who are
on the ground express the opinion that
the Alaskan fields, Improperly so.calcd,
for the fields nre In reality on the British
slide Of the boundary llno), are the rlch-
est In the world.
outside Of the mere fact Of the Indlvld-
ual fortunes that Will be made as tho re-
suit Of the discovery, Ia the more lmpor-
tant promise that the annual production
viii add Immensely each year to tho
ttorttia sttpniv ~ pnI1 Df rHNpnI vaara
the discoveries Of now fields have been
very rapid and there are more to follow,
Tho question Of a sulllclency Of tho
supply VI gold has entered into the dis.
ousaon NJ the financial question ana the
doubts expressed by the silver men that
tho demand can he kept mp have been
among their strong arguments Each
now discovery, however, and the onor.
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shenla state 1,hsIr mention.

Just what the objects of the prepare
tion for constructing a stock yard at the
corner of Main and Sixteenth streets are
seems to be in doubt, The gentlemen at
the head of the enterprise owe 1t to the
public to frankly state whether the pro-
ceeding is bluff" as has
been intlmated, or bona
tide business undertaking. If the
latter the undertaking is not legal, and
even If carried out, will be offensive to
the public and will delay an improve
ment contemplated by the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, involving the expenditure
of hundred thousand dollars, to furnish
the people of Wheeling with convent
ence they have long demanded.
The stock yard people should state
their intentions. They should deal
frankly with the public. There should
be no stock yards within the city limits.
1t is against public policy. All should
be required 10 be outside of the city
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Why should the wedding of a wealthy
and arlstocratlc citizen and his house
maid excite such pronounced "sensa-
tlon?" 1t appears that the gentleman
in question has arrived at the years of
discretion and is competent to choose his
own wife in hts own way. Moreover, he
has ample means to support her and the
wife is described as a handsome, intellI-
gent and modest young woman.
1t was purely an affair of the heart be-
tween an eminently respectable man and
a respectable girl whose services as a
housemaid were probably satisfactory,
1t was wholly their own concern, Why,
then, should society in Philadelphia be
all agog with excitement and the sena-
tlonal newspapers parade the matter in
a way that must be embarrassing to the
parties to the contract?
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Dsba ana The Yves. vlrslnla Mlner..

Deba ana the west virginia mthorh.
The anne uncement that Debs will be
at Monongah to-day to attempt to induce
the miners in that region to Join the
strike means that very strong effort Is
TO be made inSwest Virginia to persuade
the men to cut off the supply of coal The
miners OF West Virginia are Just now re-
celving good pay and have all the work
they can do, while the prospects for an
early settlement of the strike in other
states Is excellent, as Il Is probable that
the uniformity proposition will be car
rled out. These things being true, one
of the things for the West Virginia
miners to consider Is what they are to
gain for themselves by listening to Debs.
who Is not miner, but paid profess
sIonal agitator and u political dema-
gogue.
VIII sympathy strike by the West
Virginia miners at a time when they are
prospcrlng insure them better prosperity
In the future? What has Mr. Debs to
promise them as result OF going out7
The sympathy of the whole country Is
with the miners In the present struggle
and the whole country will rejoice II the
end OF It will bring an improved condi-
ton for these men who have SO many
Just grievances, but It is a question
whether men who have no grievances
Will derive future benefit for themselves
Sby taking the action suggested to them
by this agitator and deprivlng them
selves OF the good wages they are now
receiving. Scr
There is sentiment of sympathy
which appeals strongly to the humane
natures of the West Virginia miners, but
there is also a practical side to the ques-
ton, which vitality affects them and their
families, to be considered. In view Of
the encouraging signs for an early set
Element OF the strike. the Monongah and
other West Virginia miners who are
making good pay at present should be
given some guarantee by the organizers
from other states that sympathy strike
under the circumstances would not in
the end leave them worse off than be-
fore.
The conditions in West Virginia are SO
much more favorable for the miners than
they are in other states that they should
not sacrifice their chances for maintain
ing them unless they are assured that
they will not suffer loss in the end.
Legitimate work of organizing by the
recognized officials of the mine workers
union cannot reasonably be objected to,
but Debs is not such an organizer, and
the miners of West Virginia should
weigh well his specious pleas. He is
pretty sure to do his talking for Debs
while incidentally pleading for the
miners. However, we shall see Just what
eject his speeches will have, The
miners In the Falrmont region are, as a
rule, an intelligent class, and whatever
action they take viii be doubtless taken
after due elaboration.
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A Wheeling newspaper Is very much
exercised concerning the programme of
West Virginia Republican leaders re-
gardlng the United States aenatorshlp,
Having announced some time since that
It was sure go that Judge Con was a
candidate for Senator Faulkner's shoes,
and Judge Goff having nailed that fake,
1t is now out with another fearfully and
wonderfully constructed tale that Judge
Goff Is to oppose Mr. Elldns four years
hence.
OF course, this newspaper knows ali
about 1t, until events prove the contrary.
In the meantime West Virginia Republic
cans are pursuing the even tenor OF their
way, and leaving the sensational know
lt-all newspaper correspondents to do the
worrying about their plans Seriously
speaking, the aforesaid newspaper faklrs
do not know what they are writing
about.
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The ohio RIysr nallrand

Calls tho travelling publlc's attention Ia
their new passenger service between
Wheeling. Cincinnati Lexington and
Louisville. quickest time Best service
Scenery along the Ohio river, from
Wheeling to Cincinnati unsurpassed.
You can leave Wheeling on the fast line
ut 7;aO n, M, connecting at Kenovn with
the Chesapeake a. Ohio, II. u. " Linz
lted. tthe finest equipped train In thu
world) arriving nj Cincinnati at 900 y.
m, Lexington at $500 p M. Louisville
nt Snj y. m This time In not being
made by other lines Give this new
line trial n YOU do YOU will take
no other III the future.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known n.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm t
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
wALDING. K1NNAN & MARVIN,
Whoselac DRUGGISTS, Toledo, o.
iy, netting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testl.
monlnls sent free, Price 75c per bot
ne. Sold by all Druggists,
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Very few women can cry as easily as
they can shed tears.
II Adam had eaten the apple first he
would still have said the woman tempt
ed him.
Whenever woman guesses wrong
she says she will know enough next
time to trust to. her own instinct.
Women that would look well bare
footed are Just about as common as
those that would lock well baldheaded,
At some time in his life every man
has wished that he could be the Lord
for a few minutes. so he could go
around blasting the men who owe him
MONEY.
When girl thinks a man is going to
kiss her, and he doesn't, she never can
decide whether to act as II she never
thought OF such thing at all or pre-
tend she was afraid. and act so relieved.
New York Press,
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All Unset.
All Upset.
Whats the homo Acomln' to?
Things all upside down.

Whats the homo Dcomln' to?
Things all upside down,
Husbands dOin' housework,
Wives a-doln' the town.
Women wearin' boomers.
Girls a-rldln' bikes,
Men a-wringln' dish rags
Ever SEQ the likes?
What's the country comm to7
Me amt got no say.
Females runnln' politics,
Caucuslng all day,
Women wearin' boomers,
Girls a-rfdln' bikes.
Men a-peelin' onions
Ever sec the likes?
What's tho world a-comln' to,
Poverty or riches?
Men dressed lip In pettlcoatg,
Women got the breeches,
Women wenrih' boomers,
Girls a-rldin' bikes,
Men a.makin' baby clothes
Ever see the likes2
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avn, sllr.r lslnr ami ,hp rrn,l,

We agree with the esteemed Register
regarding the evils OF the sugar trust,
but when 1t sage that "the Republican
party is liberal In paying Its campaign
debts to the trust" 1t forgets that the
man who is leading the fight In behalf of
the trust schedule In the conference com
mltice Is none other than Senator John
X. Jones' Of Nevada, one of the most en-
thuslastlc Of the Bryan leaders in the
last campaign.
teis Jones who is standing against thd
house schedule. which the trust docs not
want and which MIR Dlngley Is fighting
for Tho Register should tell all the
truth about Il. Moreover, II must mol
forget that the Democratic tarln bin
took pretty good care Of the sugar trust
and It was denounced for no doing at the
time
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zone would thlak that party which
Intended TO destroy the trusts would
show that disposition in all of Its legiSla-
tion," says the Register, Well, how
many trusts did the Democratic party
destroy during its four years of powerY
Please name them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-17

IT heals everything except a broken
heart, may be said Of De Wits witch
Hazel salve, Piles and rectal diseases.
cuts burns bruises, letter, eczema and
all skin troubles may be cured VT quick
~ and permanently Charles H. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-slXth and Jacob streets;
a, H. scheclc, No. COZ Main street; 11x-
ley Brosn Penn and Zane streets;
Bowie q Co., Bridgeport
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rho news that comes from Paris to the
effect that Spain ana Japan have Joined
handa In an offensive alliance against tho
United States IL probably 10 news, tor It
has n very nshy smell Even should tho
report prove true II win not frIghlen this
country tho least Bit Japan IRn't golrg
TO be 30 foolish ns to provoke ifoublo
with the United Hlntoa. Che has too
much at stake, Ana bankrupt Spain Isn't
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English morals having recovered from
the shock caused by American land
grabbing" the British government has
seized three South Sea islands, and is
about TO gather In two more for seed,-
San Francisco Chronicle,
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Some missionaries should be turned
loose among the police commissioners OF
Kansas City, Kansas. Their order that
women prisoners shall be compelled to
don oyeralls and work on the streets
breaking stone along with the men
would do credit to the sultan of Turkey
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poINTEpIY pgNNED.

"omlnous" is the only word the Dem
ocratic moon,gazer can find to describe
the future outlook, Most any old out
look is apt TO look "ominous" when
viewed through pair of grlndstone
lenses.-N. Y, Press
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A negro murderer was captured by an
Alabama mob, and after being stamped
to death In the street his body was rid
died with bullets and BONFIRE made Of
the remains, Why the last two pro-
ceedlngs? Wasn't the offender dead
enough after he was stamped to death,
and wasn't that display of savagery by
the mob shocking enough?
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bennington brothers idNDilsh nn once
Ia thlrauu

Remington Rrolhcrs, Of 900 broadway,
New York have opened western office
ID lhn Chnmhor Of Commerce BHilaiHg,
Chcnuo. for the better handling of their
increasing Western hu1lnosR. their cast
orn office remaining, nv heretofore at
800 broadway The firm win continue
at both ollcos with lholr speciality NJ
eounly'Henl dnlllca aud wpckllos. rs.
tract from Tho Newspaper Maker, July
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A young lady asks a naughty editor
how TO make mot enough" out Of the
word enough" and he tolls her II IL
done by trAnsposlng the letters In tho
word like this, Take the third, second
and first II the word "cnouuh" for the
first word, aud the sixth, fourth nnd
llfth for tho second word, and YOU have
the two words that signify something
that Is not enough for any young lady
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INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, july u, 1901.
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Next Excursion to Auanilc Guy Via u. a
u, Thursday, July ".

Also to Cape May Sea Isle city ana
Ocean city Round trip SO Tickets
good " days Trains leave II, a q.
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space. Y G, nUHKE.
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
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Huntington Herald: The Farmers
Advocate flies this ticket at the head
OF Its columns:
1900.
For President,
WM. j. BRYAN,
OF Nebraska,
For Vice President,
JOSEPH c. SHELLEY.
Of Pennsylvania
For Governor Of West Virginia,
DANIEL 49, LUCAS,
OF Jefferson.
This receives the endorsement OF the
Grafton Leader, which adds Col. Nc
Graw for United States senator In 1898,
and W. Il. u. Dent, Of Grafton, for Com
gress from that district. These names
all look we'll, Let's hear from some
more Of our friends. Wheeling Regis
ter.
Very well. Here noes;
For President.
TOURING JlMCRACR,
Tho Fire Eater
Lonesome Nebraska.
For Vice President,
HLlNKI BLUSTER,
Tho credit sHashnr.
Poison Gulch Arizona
For Governor Of Wcs, Virginia,
HsklG SllNERORBUSr
Tho llOmbHHtcg FurlOgo,
Bnortsvillc, Bomb County.
The Herald submits that It's ticket has
some advantages over that Of the
Leader aud Register ana RtandB bet
ter show of election
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The ALBEMARLE AND COTTAGES,

Atlantic City, n, J., Mrslniu Aycaue, Near Beach,
A beautiful hotel with all the modern
convenienees Location is central 500
TO $3.50 per day; $40 per week and upwards
Excellent table service. Write for book
Jet, showing hotel etc, Eentertains 800
guests. -
iu1O j. Y. COPB
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counting TN with us, In spite Of the
bombastlc tone of some Of her news
papers,
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Kansas expects to raise enough corn
this year to pay the national debt If the
crop could be sold at current market
rates. What troubles Kansas at pres
ent is that she is SO buslly engaged In
harvest work that she has no time to
howl about calamlty,-N. Y. Mail and
Express.
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JOHN FRIEDEL & CO.,
ITO MAIN STREET
SUMMER RESORTS,
HOTEL ATeLEN,
Hotel ImperiaI and CoLtages,
ArLANrIc CITY. N. ].

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Maryland avenue, 90 yards OF beach. Fun
ocean view. Wide threo-story porches. a
iirst-class family house with moderate
prices. Every comfort and convenience tor
800 guests Large rooms, some with -FOUR
TO eight windows. Healthiest locallty'
Attractive surroundings, Artesian water.
Appointments and table OF the hiShest
standard, Sc to 80 per day; $40 70 SlS per
week. Special rates made e p aTtisess;c
fyfb G. w. KENBHtGh.
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Erhe INTELLIGENcER. embracing its
several editions, Is entered In the Post
ofice at Wheeling. W. Va, as seeond.class
matter.l
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Montana boasts of a tree the trunk OF
which rests on fence and its roots go
down on either side to the ground. A
David Bennett Hill kind OF a tree as n
were.-Chicago News.
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/. GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL. q

An tleuant New Hotel. Nruinia Avenue aud the
Ir7 Beach, Atlantic City. NJ J.
Ia,xuriously appointed. Every modern
convenience. Passenger elevator TO street.
900 beautiful suites. having two and SIX
windows each. Many with baths attached'
Tho terms are reasonable Write tor book
let, showing hotel. diagram OF city, etc'
Coach meets all trains. Parlor orchestra
- CHARLES q. COPE,
i've Proprietor.
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county. w. Va, Saturday. July IL. To Oh.
tain any OF the following the applicant
must nsk for advertised letters, giving
date of list.
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American armor plate has a standing
abroad which 1t might be well for the
cheeseparing senators to make q note
OF. But 1t is hardly probable facts
would be effective In the case OF those
who think by shrleking trust they can
solve all economic, industrial and tech
meal problems. Philadelphia Press.
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tellerlal ReOmss,.,s1s Counting ROOm-a,ps77
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The Democratic party has been COM
mltted since 1896 to what is in effect a
general war on wealth and business
". Y. sun.
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The Democratic state committee of
New York, whiehpwill nominate a cam
didate for chief Judge OF the court OF
elected in New York this fall-is urged
by the Bryanites TO indorse the Chicago
platform. lnasmuch as the Chicago
convention had little use for courts and
said so, It would be rather absurd for
the New York state committee to adopt
that platform for court OF appeals
Judge. The incongruity would be some
thing grotesque.-Cinclnnati Times
Gfnr