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Senator-elect Money has gotten flm-
self in very hit water with the admins
trattun and Consul GonsralI Ae s.as9 his
return from Cuba, where he went to in
form himself on the situation there. in
order That he might act intelllgently
with regard to the Cuban question in the
senate. Mr.. Money, it appears. has
gone clear out of his way to make i'm
proper use of the information he gained
from official sources,
1t appears shat the information he OBJ
tanned by reason of his standing as "a
senator elect he has made merchandise
of, and has sold to newspaper men, in
some cases violating sacred condolences.
Consul General Lee charges him with
having done this. One of the acts'of in-
discretion he as much as admits. He
says General Lee Intrusted him with an
important message to Secretary olney, a
message which was u be delivered in the
strlctcs: confidence. 1t is now charged
that Nj. Money sold the message TO a
newspaper syndicate and Secretary Oh
ncy received It along with millions of
other newspaper readers.
Mr. Money IS, in consequence of this
highly improper action, just now receiv-
ing very severe hauling over the Goals
and Is being made to feel any way but
comfortable. The senator's motive in
visiting Cuba was regarded at the time
as very praiseworthy, but his conduct
since hi turn. If Consul General Lee is
to be GIFTED, has been hardly such as
calls FOL ommendltiou.
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be congratulated that the adninlstra-
tlon VIII have for one of its chief adj
ylsors the great American, in whose
wisdom and craftsmanship the people
have ouch cnnhdencn
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CHICoRA, Pa, "Hcrald" Richard
Vensel reports One Minute Cough Cure
the greatest success Of medical science.
He told US that It cured his whole family
of terrible coughs and colds, after all
other so called cures had failed entirely.
Mr.. Vensel said It assisted his children
through a very bad Siege OF meaSels
One Minute Cough Cure makes eXpecto-
ration very easyGEd RAPID. G. r.. G0etSee.
& Co., Bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Benz
N,oOd
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washington Star.
IT'S only when you've cash to burr
That offers come to lend:
Friends choose what you already have
When kindly gifts they send;
The most persistent man is he
Whose absence most you wiShi
It's on Friday that you have
No appetite for fish.
The dish Of which your hostess boasts
Is something you abhor;
The story that IS slowest told
Is ono you've heard before;
The dictionary never tells
The thing you want to know,
You never catch the girl you llkO
Beneath the mistlctoe.
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The question now arises, VIII Mr. Han
ma succeed Mr.. Sherman In the senate?
II looks that way. Mr. Hanna viii be a
valuable man in the senate and Ohio will
loge none OF her prestige by his selection
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WEST VIRGINIA NOTES.


The poultry shipment from Jane
Lew, Lewis county. has been among
the largest in the state. 10000 head Of
turkeys were butchered there during
the winter.
Talk about enterprising journalism,
how is this from the Hampshire Re-
view: eve received a graphic ac-
count OF the laundering OF the fllibus-
tcrlng steamer, Commodore, Off the
coast of Florida, and the landing Of
the survivors at New Smyrna, which
came too late for last week and IS
crowded out OF this issue"
"Tacky" parties are prevalent In the
interior They held one at Beington
the other day and the Philtppi Repub-
can says: Mrs. Lizzie Lovett took the
prize as being the taclsiest woman. She
was luloo-and there were others"
Upshur county, besides being noted
for many good things can coast of the
first female deputy sheriff in the state.
She is the daughter of SheriH-elect
Fowkes. She has been sworn in and
given bond the same as male deputies.
The Simpson creek correspondent of
the Barbour Democrat patheticaIly re-
marks, Colonel Joshua Cole IS having
a very unpleasant time with a very
bad cold" Perhaps the next time the
affable colonel will catch one he can
entertain it with pleasant feelings,
Mingo county bias six hundred In
dictments on her court records, twenty
of them being for murder.
Edward j. Jackson, who died at Jane
Lew recently, aged eighty-six years,
was the nearest living relative OF Cen
cral "Stonewnll" Jackson, who bore
the name of Jackson.
Mr. j. VIII Thompson, of Martins
burg, is the owner of set of andirons.
which he claims a"e more than two
hundred years old, having been handed
down from generation to generation.
Seven colored men on the Dowell
county Republican ticket; were elected
last November, among the offices Sc
cured being Justice of the peace and
member OF the board Of education.
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Just as we suspected! The official
canvass OF the election returns by leg
islaturc shows that Hon. G. w. Atkinson
was elected governor.
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THE Irritation of the skin, so help
full In counteracting the fortunes Of
rheumatism IS promptly produced by
Salvation Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16
Eleeloral vole Ftom leso.

The following is the full electoral
vote cast in each presidential contest
since the organization of the Republl-
can party in 1855:
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a compulsory school law seems to be
one of the things that are coming in
West Virginia. There is no doubt that
there is a very strong sentiment in its
favor in the state.
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several editions, is entered in the Post
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me Pr aIIgItler tIlan lhr sword.

a friend OF the Inteiligencer, who has
been a close reader OF the Cuban news
since the outbreak OF the instruction,
has done some figuring from the dis
patches from Havana, Swing Tho Span
fish official reports CT the fighting that
has occurred. lie finds that there has
been altogether about 400 days of fight
ing, and, 5udgins from the Spanish re-
ports Of the results. there has been an
average OF % cubars killed per day.
making q total Of 1890 dead. II We add
the 1890 reported killed in the battle Of
Santa Clara on "Wednesday, the number
reaches 1920
Now, according to the5e same Spanish
accounts the total Cuban army consisted
of only 10000 men. so that there are but
1890 u the original army left. There
has been comparatively little recruiting.
Gomez, It Is stated has 5000 men in
Santa Clara province and Revelra has
$500 in the provinces OF Matanzas and
Pinar dsl Rio. The spanlards admit
that their army in Cuba numbers 10000
men.
These figures. which, as we have re-
marked arc based upon the Havana dis
patches which have passed through the
hands OF General wcylers press censor,
edited, as It we're, by military editors
are interesting as showing one
of twu things. They indt-
cate either the utter impotency
of the Spanish army in Cuba, or that the
Havana reports of Spanish victories and
wholesale loss of life on the Cuban side
have baen grossly exaggerated for a
purpose by the official reports.
The fact IS that the daily reports Of
Spanish victories are untrue. They do
not tally with the accounts that are fur
nished by theirepresentatives of Ameri-
can newspapers. nor with the accounts
received from other reliable sources. At
the rate that the Cubans have been kill
cd oft by the Spanish editor in Havana,
as calculated by our friend. the entire
host of lnsurrectlonists should be wiped
ont in 4 few more days, and then the
MAR viii end for want OF any more men
for weyler's great army of $4,000 truops
to slay.
Verify the Spanish editor Is daily dem
onstrating that the pen is mIghtier than
tie sword, and that when it comes to
crushing an resurrection the pencil of
weylerIs official reporter is more deadly
than shot and shell.
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SKATES, Skate Bags. skate Sharp
encrs, Polo and Hockey Sticks,
ut Jason c. Stamps, opposite
DogtnfiCp
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Boston Transcript
Grandma lives in funny place.
Tho town OF "Uscd-to-Bc,"
Where streets are "turnDikes," and people
are folks
Ana nice hot supper tea"
"whcre IS tho town Of Uscd-toBe'2
In grandma's memory bright.
"rhe way?" Upstairs to grandma'5 room
CTho cozy room on the right.
"when can you go thero?" Twillghcs best,
For the dreamy glow OF the CRATE
Lights the way TO the town of Used
And nobody need to walt.
And ugh! tho sermons. two hours long,
And three OF them Sabbath day,
In "meetnE-plaCe" so cold and drear
Where the "tight.stovO" held It's sway.
But II grandma shows you n summer scene
In u farmhouse and orchard fair.
with rows OF cheese on dairy shelves,
And bees IN the clovCr-swcet air,
And there, beyond. in the kitchen wide,
Grandma herself Mt the wheel.
Spinning, singing, n fair young bride,
You say you can but Goci;
"What dear. dear town Of 'Uscd-to-Bo" "
But grnndma's voice drops low.
And she says, with halt-sad, half-swcot
"'Twas all so long ago"
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A. W. GLEASON,
a

Halls Catarrh Cure "a taken informally
and acts directly on the blood and nue.
Qua surfaces OF tho system. Send for
testimonials, free,
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Po1NTEDIY PENNED.

Bryan is mistaken II he supposes tina!
the people are hankerIng after post
mortem clOcutEon.-St, Louis Globe
Democrat.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, JANuARY 10, lse7.
REPUBLICAN CEIY TICKET.
For City Clerk.
CHARLES H. WATKINS,
For WhartmaSter.

JUN w. NOIS1N4NHAoANs
FOR CoUNCIL-FIRST BRANCH.
First WArd-,Iohn X. List.
Second Ward-Morris Horkheimer.
Third Ward-W. II. Halter
Fourth Ward-Martln Pehler.
Fifth Ward-Charlcs F.. Bachmann.
sixth Ward-W. J. Cook.
Seventh Ward-Wiliam Baird.
Eighth Ward-Fred G. Williams.
FOR CoUNCIL-SECoND BRANCH.
First ward-John 2. Eindelberger,
Daniel Arndt, B. w. Connolly, Charles II.
Berry.
Second ward-Frcd Meyers, Samuel
Usclton. George 3. Mcdonald
Third Ward-M. A. Chew, John Beckett,
Fourth ward-Daniel West. Thomas G.
Britt. Charles StcinhauScr.
Fifth Ward-Willlam Ncsbitt, ]. D. Nc
Fadden, William II. BUGGY
Sixth Mard-John c. Medlck, Charles
Moore, Charles carp, Jacob Retzcr. j. II.
Rosenberg.
Seventh Ward William II. Higgins, DR..
w p. McGrail George Bradbury
Eighth Ward-R. W. Miller, William
knokc. James r. Travis, David Hahne.
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Seven colored men on the Dowell
county Republican ticket were elected
last November, among the offices Sc
cured being Justice of the peace and
member OF the board OF education.
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Mr.. j. VIII Thompson, of Martins
burg, is the owner of a set of andirons.
which he claims a"e more than two
hundred years old, having been handed
down from generation to generation.
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N0NEV made by reading ad. OF
NUMB GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE 10 NOT BELONG no Ant
n secret examination. II. G. ZANE, s
Folrtccntlf-ttroct.
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Almanacs for 1897.
STANTON'S p6 ok STORE SEoE

n IsT OF RS-REMAINING IN
tho postonce Mt Wheeling, Ohio
county. We Va, Saturday, January IT,
TO Obtain any OF the following the apnli-
cant must ask for advertised letters, CIV
ing date OF list:
LADIES' LIST.
Adams. Mrs, Josie Melodies, Miss Jessie
Burk, Mrs. Mary O'Neil, Mrs. Angie
Clark, Miss Deliey Powell, Mrs. Laura
DegarmoTe, Mrs. Lei Smith, Miss Mary
Edeat, Edleth Snider, Miss Nell
Johnson, Mrs. Eliza Thayer Miss Addie
Justice, Alrf Laura Paxton
IseiVRte, Miss JeanGs ItmmonS. MISS
Mcneil, Mrs. Glenin Blanche
McClntoct Viola Waterman, Mrs.
McCur, Miss Anna Roll 8.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST
Rrf,slIcar. O, q Push, Peter A..
t'orfeld, Frank Puttlebaugl. Frank
Cunningham, W. i. Rose. John
banks, Danul ScRbrNOks. DAVa s.
Flsh, NJ A, Sherwood, John
Gallagher va, Smirkney, Joe
KIldalscf, John SNYDER. VIM, IL
ISImbir, Abdc- Smith. John
I,ehIut H.ra Thatcher, Harry
Iucas, Isaac TrcaCy, j. l..
Lowell. c. Williams, Dave
Marshall, NnJg Wilkinson, 6. ".
Marshall, Rev. Wise, Geo. X.
Vim, X, , Wise. Leslie
White, Lincoln
go FIRMS.
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state OF Ohio, City of Toledo, Luco

State OF Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
County, ss.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm OF T. j.
Cheney & Co.. doing business In the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm VIII pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catnrrh
Curc. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day Of December.
A. u, 1856.
(Scal) A. W. GLEASON.
A-aL.IL-.
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DR. Mary Walker has reappeared in
Washington and Is again fitting from
department to department like a ghost
of by-gnne days. This is another proof
that while art Is long and time is fleet
ing there are persons whom they can't
lose,--New York Advertiser.
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1t is dreadful to think what may hap
pen when Ambassador Bayard Is no
longer in position to hold together the
hearts of the BngHsh-speakinS peoples.
New York Press.
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Sam Jones geography IS as comprc-
lensIyc as his theology. Sam says hell
is just half milo from Boston.-Phila-
delphia Press.
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The Republican party Is in the same
old trouble-it Is bossed too much.-New
York World.
But the good OF It Is that IT is not boss
cd by free traders, flag pullers, and def
cit-mal1crs. That lets the World out
from any responsibility in the matter
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Evangelist Moody is being censued
for saying OF the big Sunday newspaper
.glpplcments:: II never read one IN my
life" Did anybody Times
Star.
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The poultry shipment from Jane
Lew, Lewis county, has been among
the largest in the state. 10000 head OF
turkeys were butchered there during
the winter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-18
ROBBERS STOP TRAIN
A Santa Re Passenger Train Held
Up Near Edmond, 0. 7.
SECURED LITTLE DOODLE.
A. unsuoesssfai Attempt Was Made 10
Blow Open the EEpFsss safe Win
Dynamits of the Pas
ssngsrs wsrs nolsstsd.

Oklahoma City. Aug. i7.-santa Fe
passenger train No. i05. routhbound.
vas held up AZ 1915 o'clock this morn
ing between here and Edmond. By half
a dozen masked hlghwaymcn
A charge Of dynamite was placed be-
meath the Wells. Fargo safe but failed
10 open H. However, Il ia said the
robbers secured between $500 and 5000
from local valuable packages. and es-
capped. The passengers we're not mo-
Tested.
The train was the regular Santa Fo
passenger for Fort Worth and left
Kansas City at e:55 Monday morning.
Up 10 II o'clock this morning no de-
tails had been received In this city.
either by railway or express officials
Local Agent c. A. Teas. Of the Wells
Fargo company. says tho time lock
could not have been opened ull li
reached quito a distance beyond tho
scene Of robbery and he ridlculoa the
story that the robbers secured any
thing Of value from the express car.
Ihore was another small safe aboard
bat this. Agent Teas declares. con-
tained no money and nothing OF much
value.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-18

Amsterdam. n. y. Aug. i7.-Yesier-
DAY cyclone passed from west 20 east
rbout a mile from the village OF HaEa-
nan, a suburb OF this city. Wrecking
several buildings. Three barns we're
blown down and the house of John
Horiog was wrecked and Mrs Hor-
.og badly injured. The cyclone was 0f
short duration. The damage % prop
crly and crops VIII amount 70 thous-
ands Of dollars.
New York. Aug l7-Reporis from
up the state tell Of much damage by
lightning during the storm. The
;aost serious loss was az Copenhagen.
Lewis county. where Plank & Ncllls'
aaw mill, valued a. $4,000. ives de-
stroyed.
A cyclone passed over the eastern
end of Fulton county. Three farm
houses and many barns and ouibulld-
inga being completely demolished,
Many people sought refuge In their
cellars. Mrs. Robinson oand son. who
i've near Broad Albln. ran from their
house when they saw the storm ap.
preaching and threw themselves on
the ground behind the barn. IN,
structure waa blown down and both
were seriously Injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-18
ABANDONED THE MEETING.
Rumor oat That the Ds Armliis Are Pre-
pairing 20 Import Miners

Rumor Ont That the Da AFmiiis Are Pre-
pairing 20 Import Miners
Pilisburg. Aug. 1.-THE strike lead
ers for some reasons, have abandoned
the idea of having a meeting OF the
heads Of different labor organizations
10 devise means battling with the ad-
verse ruling Of the court on the min
ers' injunction.
There Is q rumor that the De ar
mltt's have arranged for the importa-
tion Of 200 foreign workmen next Mon
day to work In the Turtle Greek and
Plum Greek mines This Il denied by
Thomas De Armi;t. but In spite Of
this Il Is believed the New York aud
Cleveland Gas Coal company viii give
notice 10 all strikers that they are Will
ing to reemploy all old hands aud
should the strikers not return TO work
within a few days tho company viii
try TO employ new men.
The work of securing signatures 10
the uniformity agreement Is progress
Ing favorahly and In a few days The
llst viii be- ready for publication.
About % operators are said 10 have
signed n. but the committee Is not
willing % say whether any Of the
larger operators are on the list
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-18

Austin. Tex. Aug 1.-THE Empire
knights Of Relief OF Bunalo. y. ".
another foreign order. has been re-
fused permission 20 DO business by the
insurance department by reason of The
fact that they are life insurance COM
pany. together with the provision In
their constitution providing that no
councils shall BE- established In the
southern states.
From Advertisements. clc,. the de-
partment says q q satisfied that a
large number OF so-callcd benevolent
societies are doing. or attempting 10
DO. business In this state without hrsi
submitting papers for examination
and that vigorous steps will Dc taken
20 rid the state OF an such institutions
not only with e view Of protecting the
regularly licensed companies dolng
business here which have compiled
with the insurance laws. but the iusur'
lng public ~ well.
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MAY BE MODIFIED.
Indiestisus Are the STRIKERS wni Get
the n.st Of the Inluneiion.

Indicatians Are the STRIKERS VIII Get
the B.st Of the Iniunetion
piitsburg Aug 1.-THE hearing IN
the iniunct on case before Judges
Stowe and Collier yesterday was per-
haps one oi the most important aud
interesting ever held In the Pennsyl-
vanla courts. Il was a hearing In
which both capital and the rights o.
labor wcru nlsrcsiod and the decision
Is expected 10 have a telling effect on
the conduct Of the great coal miners
strike. which has been on since July 8.
From the testimony adduced and from
the express ons of the court o can be-
safely said hat there will BE- some sur
priscs. That the injunction viii be
materially modified there can be no
doubt. which. on its face. would inti-
cate a victory for the stlkors. The pre-
liminary decree has been continued
pending a consultation Of the judges
and on opinion will probably be hand
Cd down b. noon today Judge Coll
Ter said yesterday that the strike
was 10 80 iown IN history as one of
| the wontes OF the century and re-
markahio Ga account of the utter lack
Of disorder for which the strikers are
commended and have the sympathy Of
| the court Said be.
There can be no question as 10
what our tuiy Il under an the testi-
mony. but am somewhat In doubt az
/ 90 whether or not the order should be-
nodded. We can not determine this
without q consultation.
Judge Stowe said last evening
"This Injunction will not justify the
issuing OF an attachment against any
marchers Who are bot found In COM
pany with the men named In the In
/ lupciion."
lie lei 4 be understood that the m
junction Il not 40 sweeping as has been
thought; a. az only the ave men named
IN the wrt-patrlck Dolan. William
Warner, Clmeron Miller. uriah Bel
lingham aud Edward Mckay ARE re-
strained from marching or trespasslng
upon the C0mpany'a property The
others mentioned can only BE- those
found Ia The company of tue Eve
pamed IN me Injunction. A. near a.
can be learned the strikers under the
injunction can march, but not Al
stated times. a. long a. they are no,
IN company With any Of these defend
ants