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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16
An UnoalIeti Tor Assault.

The Charleston Daily Gazette, the
Popocratic organ competing with the
Wheeling Register for the position Of
state organ OF the party. says: 'Mc-
Klnley Is only little more than three
months In oftice and yet the pension fund
mas fallen behind million dollors.
These be great days for ;he coffee cool-
era. and bummeB, and bounty Jumpers
and thirty day men,
What evidence has the editor Of the
Gazette that since Mckinley was lnaug-
urated the men who receive pensions
are not honestly entitled 10 them9 The
editor OF the Gazette Is a new conner TO
West Virginia. and is a newspaper man
of more than ordinary ability. What
element OF our population does he think
he Is catering to in pennlng such an
editorial comment as the above?
That sort OF business may be still pop
ular in Missouri. West Virginia long
since repudGated It and the sectional
hatred that prompted 1t. The article
further says:
1T goes without saying that all hon
est old soldiers were pensioned long ago.
1t IN only the buns and dead beats who
walt Until witnesses are dead, or their
memories are destroyed, before apply
ms Tor pensions"
This Is EratuLtous insult to thou
sands ot old soldiers who were fighting
the battles OF the Union before this ira
Queer OF their honor was heard of. and
who are being granted pensions as In
their old age. they come TO need them
and apply for them. II is the language
OF hate and prejudice. It is an Inn
peachment of the integrity and patriot
ism OF every soldier and an insult to
every soldiers widow and orphan child
who receive from the hand of the gov
eminent a tardy recognition Of their
claims. 1t is u cowardly assault that no
west virEluian viii applaud.
When Editor Moore is with us awhile
longer ne will perhaps learn that sentI-
nen,s Of hatred for the gallant men who
wore either the blue or the gray are not
tolerated in our politics. His paragraph
IS too broad and sweeping TO ind place
In as respectable q paper as the Ga
zette Is,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

The death of the famous "KafIIIr
king" Barney Barnato, ended the life OF
one Of the most remarkable men the
present century has produced Though
his wonderful speculative career was
rather short, 1t was brilliant and sue
cessfuI Starting in life ns tho exhibitor
OF a trick donkeyln a circus, by fortunate
investments In the diamond gold fields OF
South Africa, he grew suddenly rich, and
by the exhibition Of an extraordinary
financial genius became virtually the
king Of the London money market
Those who remember the period Of fe-
ver!sh excltemen, during the great spec
ulatIvc outburBt in the leading cities Of
Europe when great fortunes were made
IN "hmrs" In a single day, recall hdw
the persun Of rhls man. who had sudden
ly sprung into fame. was the centre OF
It all. and that he was the most talked
Of and most sought after man in Eu,
rope.
The story of Barnato's career reads
like the romance Of Monte crlato. But
there 5eems 70 nave been too much OK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16
THEY DoNT sNERZE.
Popularity Of ColOrs,I People Not GsHsF'
aIIV known.

PeeuIIartty Of COlorrd People Not GshsF'
ally Known.
washington Star: ut was Prof.
Schroeder. OF Louisville" volunteered
surgeon to Star reporter, VINO nrsI
Ventured the opinion that the heBIv
never sneezed. The statement way
made In reply to aquestion OF fIoL'
CROSS the famous Philadelphia surgeon
and IN whose memory a statue was re-
Gently dedicated In this city. smile
pnssed around the listeners, and Prof.
Schroeder, observing that there was
some doubt about his statement, refer
ated II with some force, He then ex-
planned that while there were no Rtruct-
ilral arrangements about the breathing
apparatus Of the colorcd race that had
been discovered which prevented MIN
sneezlng, Il was fact that the colored
man did not sneeEe. though he could DC
made to sneeZe by the use OF snutls, pep
per, or other irritants. He had, he sald,
never made any experiments IN that
connection. He also said hts obserVa-
lions had been confined to coiOred peos
nile in the southern states. Atmospheric
or other conditions must exist elsewhere
which might cause him 10 sneeEe, but
none existed naturally In the south.
The debate on the subject occupied
nearly an hour at a meeting Of the In.
ternatlonaI Surgical Association, which
held convention In the old Lincoln hall
some years ago. Since then have Of
ten spoke of It and asked my friends to
notice, and though ] have directed the
attention of hundreds to the subject,
have yet to hear the first one say that
they have heard a negro man or woman
4 naaI "A n
or woman. believe that mulattos
sneeze occasionally. and the nearer they
are to white the more freQuntly they
sneeze, but even they are less sensitive
TO influences which produce Sneeziug
than the people of the white race. It
has been observed also that Indians
sneeEe very seldom. while Chinese
Sneeze 10 times as much, even, as the
white race"
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GET FLESH.
@ strength, vIRor, Clear Completion
ant Good Dlgsstion, Not by Patent Med
IsIr,s, bat in Natures Own Way.


Islns, bat tn Natures Own Way.
ANY honest physician will tell You
that there Is but one way to get in
ana cod liver oils TO the contrary not
withstandlng.
Nature has but one way to increase
flesh, strength and VlEor of mind and
body, and that is through the stom-
ach by wholesome food we'll dlgested,
There Is no reason or common sense IN
any other method whatever
People are thin, run down, nervous,
pale and shaky In their nerves, simply
because their stomachs are weak.
They may not think they have sdys-
pepsia, but the fact remains that they
do not eat enough food or what they
eat is not quickly and properly dlgested
as Il should be-
Or. Harlandson says the reason Is
because the stomach lacks certain d.
gestIVe acids and peptones, and def
Client secretion OF gastric Juice.
Natures remedy in such cases Is to
supply what the weak stomach lacks,
There are several good preparations
which will do this, but none so readily
as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. which
are designed especially for all stom-
ach troubles. and which cure all dlgeF'
tive weakness on the common sense
plan Of furnishing the digestive princi-
pies which the stomach lacks.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give per-
feet Digestion First effect IL to In
crease the appetite and increased Wig
or. added flesh. pure blood, and strength
az nerve and muscle is the perfectly
natural result.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the SAT-
est tonic known aud will cure any form
az stomach trouble except cancer OF
the stomach. May be found at drug
Cists at 80 cents for full sized package,
or direct by mail from Stuart Company,
Marshall, Mich. Little book on stOm-
ach diseases mailed free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

Mont de Chantol has passed another
mile post In It's career, during which II
has earned fame which has spread
throughout the country carrying with
1t the name OF Wheeling as being the
location OF one of the foremost lnstltu-
tlons for the education Of young ladies'
in the country. 1t Is the appreciation
Of the Wheeling people for what Mont
de Chantal. the LInsIy Institute and
other similar institutions Of learning in
and surrounding Wheeling have accom-
pllshod that make the annual COM
mencemcnt season here an occasion Of
great public interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

Rising nj morning or evening from tome
lowand, often carries In rs folds the
seeds Of malaria, Where malaria fever
prevail no one Is safe, unless protected
by some efficient medical safeguard
HOatetter's Stomach BItters Is both a
protection and n remedy M person
who lnhablts. mr. sojoIrns In mlnsmatlc
region or country, should omit to pro-
duce this terrifying agent, which is also
the finest known remedy for dyspepsia,
constipation, kidney trouble and rhcu-
mi tiam
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16
EXECUTORS SALE
Residence and All tlOuss hold Fife cts
of the Late Jacob Snyder, at 9l5
Main Street,


on Thursday, the nth day Of June,
1897, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M We
win offcr for sale at public auction AZ
the late residence of Jacob Snydcr' ur-
ceased, No, 9l6 Main street, all the house
hold effects now IN said residence, coI.
sisting OF parlor and chamber SUITS Wy.
vet and body Brussels carpets ana rug"
toilet sets, centre tables. porteFS%
rockers, lounges, wardrohes, hall ia'N'
80 pairs fine lace curtains, imported la'
DINERS and pedestals, mantcl mirrors
parlor draperics and fixtures, dlnius
room and kitchen furniture, heaHiuN
and bed linen, mattresses, blankets
china and glassware. two phae'"n%
one with rubber tires, almost new Nv
robes, harness, stable fixtures, now,
vases and choice selection OF books au'
hric-abraC, one Eranich 4 Bach plauy;;
Go fine oil paintings, executed by some W
the hest American, French, EnE's.9
Italian and German artists, also mum
Der OF water colors, otchings ana Ct"
cravings, -,
The REAL ESTATE win he offered
first Term Of sale OF real estate ON,
third or more II tho purchaser 80 'lc,,ii
on day uf sale. the balance in three r1uSI'
annual payments. with Interest soCUI.n
by decd of trust on property, WIN w
suTnnCC as further security ON Wv
property for the deferred payments
Terms cash on personal property
GEO. SNYDER,
JACOB SNYDER
BENZ SNYDER,
j. c. HERNEY, Executors
AuCtloneer.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
wHEEIINo, JUss .. lso1 q.
Ann,1a,,on ofaaWail.


The annexation OF Hawaii seems 70 Be
the settled policy Of the administration,
ana the conditions there seem to war;
rant a favorable confederation of tha
treaty which Il is said President McKin-
lev win send TO Congress, There can
be no doubt that large majority OF
the people OF the United States favor an
nexarion. II viii be remembered that
there was only slIght opposition to the
moyemsut inanguratsd by President
Harrison q tn time Of the dethrone-
ment a The queen. and that when Pres
idont Cleveland reversed the policy OF
IA aecessor and ordered the Ameri-
nag to be hauled down on the
nds there was great indignation
lghDut the country.
are many reasons why the an
don OF Hawaii Is desirable. espe-
eiaiiy at this time In the tirst place.
tisa very rich little country and is ca
pable OF producing much wealth. the
sugar and coffee industries being par
tlcuiarly important, No inner coffee In
the world is produced than that Of the
Hawaiian Islands and rhe industry Is
yet comparatively in Us infancy. A
good quality OF tea Is also grIwn. and all
kinds OF tropical fruits are produced
the resources of the Islands are such as
70 invite investments aud produce pros
pefity to the people.
Aside from these considerations the
Hawaiian Islands are naturally part
IL North America. Their trade relations
have always been with the United
States. The statistics for 1885. which
are the latest we have at hand SHOW
that the total imports and exports OF
Hawaii amounted TO $ii.1Ss-lb5 mat
year. twelve million dollars OF this bus
iness being done with the United stats''
This certainly shows that from com
merclal standpoint alone Hawaii Npuld
be valuable acquisition. and that our
Teations with the Islands have oeen
very close.
The fact that the public has been
maintained for the past four yeara'
peacefully and prosperously, eerta'nly
demonstrates that the people are capa-
Die OF self government, and that no OBJ
iection can be raised thar the pepDle
are undesirable.
A splendid school system is already
established and churches oil All aenoin.
nations dot the islands. All signs OF
the semi barbarsm that once prevahed
on the group have rapidly disappeared
ana in their stead Is every sign Of civil
izati5n rapidly approaching perfection
The natives are progressing very rapidly
and are in more advanced STATE tnan
our American IndlanS are.
Aside from these considerations Ha-
wall Is desirable for the United States
navy as a strateEic point. and In TINS
respect Is Of incaicuIable value to this
country. Il would. therefore. be almost
d crime for this government to perHlN
any foreign nation TO gain control OF the
iaIandp. Unless action is soon taken
such thing may occur The attitude
y of Innan Is causing much uneaslnesS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

We have heard the last Of the boun-
diary dispute between Venezuela and
England, the treaty having been finally
signed. This diplomatic settlement Of a
question which not long ago Threatened
tho peace existing between the United
States and England, and caused Prcvi-
dent Cleveland to rcafIlrm the Monroe
doctrine, Is something Of triumph for
American diplomacy II IS one OF the
few Things that viii 60 into history re-
nccling great credit On the Cleveland
administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

The arrival of a case of yellow fever
in New York harbor did not cause
ripple of excitement. SO perfect is our
quarantine system now that an event
which few years since would have
caused a panicky feeling. scarcely re-
celves a passing notice from the public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16
Grocers' Notice to &c PubIic.

Notice is hereby given that all grocery
stores will close at $40 a. m. sharp on
Thursday, June II, It being Grocers' Day.
The public is therefore kindly requested
to do their purchasing before that hour,
The Association hereby extends a cor
dial invitation to the public to attend thei'
annual outing and picnic, TO be held az
Wheeling Park on said day.
A convention OF retail merchants from
all over the state will be held on the DAY
preceding Grocers' Day (JunO l6), for The
purpose OF forming State Association Of
Retail Merchants OF West Virginia.
For programme Of Rmusements sec pro-
gramme book. copy Of which can be
had OF any grocer, and at the Park on
day OF picnic.
4 short street parade will take place
on the morning Of the 18th. consisting o.
visiting merchants OF West Virginia and
Ohio, Wheeling grOcers. clerks, drummer'
and 1obberB.
Dancing in Park Casino from p. m.
until lisa Music by tho full Opera House
Orchestra.
Strict order must and will he maintained.
Very respectfully,
Retail GFOcers' Protective Association.
]. W. KENNEN, President;
]. c, sTROBEL, Secretary. iult.h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16
Low RATE EXCURSION
TO Pittsburgh via Baltimore a Ohio,
Rate 81 3S.

The Jr. o. o. A. NJ, OF Wheeling and
Bcnwood have arranged to go over the
Baltimore & Ohio to Pittsburgh next
Wednesday. June 10. to take part In the
big parade. The extremely low rate of
81 35 for the round trip has been So
will be good three days and special
train will leave the Baltimore & Ohio
station promptly at 500 a. m. An invi-
tatlOn is extended 10 sister councils Of
Beilaire, Bridgeport and Martins Fer
ry to go with us, Tickets can be had
of A. j. Frlck. ut Tcasdalc's. sixteenth
street; William AuIt 1915 Alley II, or
Baltimore q Ohio station
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The appearance of Bryan In New York
has already had Its effect A split has
occurred among the sIlverltes them
selves. growing out Of BFyan's refusal
to talk free silver because il is the Tam
many scheme for him not to drive sound
money men out by doing 90, and now
there is talk of separate convention at
which the Udical FREQ sllveritea will
bring In the national issue. Tammany
should have let Mr. Bryan remain at his
Nebraska home.
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The free traders who arc left In the
country. who grow excited over the mere
suggestion Of a duty on tea. and urge
that as there is no tea industry In this
country tea tariff would he an unreal
sonable tax. arr mistaken. Tea is grown
In considerable quantities In some OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

Chicago Record.
Sing a sons OF progress-to the winds with
care,
Ma is on bicycle. pa Is on a tear.
Brothers smoking cigarettes. sisters at
Baby's raising of itself in the alleyway,
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AntoInette Alco,t Bsss,

Auloluetle hlcott bAASeLL.
This afternoon by chance l shook
A faded blossom from book.
And crumbled with my clumsy feet
The thing that was 70 fair and sweet
Some twenty Junes ago.
One summer evening by the sea
My little sweetheart walked with me,
And from n bending brlor vine
Broke on this blossom as r Sign
Some twenty Junes ago.
Sweet were the fields In fading light
With roses closing for the night.
And sweet the promise made to mo
That summer evening by the sea
Some twenty Junes ago.
! go my way,
Content and stout and getting gray:
The light o. love for mo died down,
Tho rose o. love for me turned brown,
Some twenty Juncs ago.
And did she dep Ah-nO-not she--
She married Jones and lifted me.
She's loud and fat, and ''in the swim"
And Jones-poor doE-I pity him,
He leads a life, you know.
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southern states. ana tho climate and
soil Of "a large portion Of the country is
adapted 10 1t. What is more Il IL supe-
rlor to foreign teas. Win proper pro-
locilon against the cheaply produced tea
OF other countries, which comes to US
adulteratcd. the development Of the in
dustry In this country will rapidly fol-
low; and who wouldn't prefer the pure
American article to the adulterated
product Of other countries?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

Cleveland. Loraln & Wheeling Rail-
way Through sleeping cars; through
ladies coaches; Saturday. June TO-
Fare from Bridgeport to Niagara Falls
and return 81. Tickets good I've 90
Wheeling agents
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the WlGWAM RESTAURANT AND CAFE,

Warm meals served In their best style,
Dining rooms cosy and snug All short
order cooking, and prices reasonable, Only
restaurant that provides n ilrat-clAss
Ladies' and Gcntlcmrn's Dining Pnrur,
Entrance on Fourteenth street
Merchants Hot Lunch daily, Roast Reef
and Potatoes, Coffee Rrcld and Butter,
- cents Rlll changed daily
jul5 s, BRuBAkER. Proprietor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

Mr.. George vanderbilt's English repre-
sentative, in charge of Blltmore during
Mr.. vanderbllt's trip abroad, received n
sharp lesson in American courtesy from
President Mckinley. The BrltIsher's at
tempt to exclude the newspaper repre-
sentatives who were the Presidents in
vlted guests from the enjoyment Of the
hospltalIties extended to the presidential
party. may have been in accordance
with that functlonary's ideas which he
Imported from the other side Of the
water hut they were not In accordance
with the American custom In such mat
ters. Mr.. Vanderbilt himself, had he
been present. would have had better
understanding Of the proprietIes of the
occasion than his representative cxhIb-
tied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

Petersburg gets this state home for
Incurables. While other points in the
state had worked hard to secure the To-
cation of this new and important insu-
tuition, none was more deserving than
the successful city. BY reason of her
location and importance ParkersburE
possesses many advantages not found in
many other towns of the state.
Parkcrsburg offered rare inducements
In the shape OF $1,000 and free site Of
from twenty-five to one hundred acres.
Charleston and Huntington made invIt-
Ing offers. also. but 1t is probable that
the commission took Into consideration
that the former already had the state
capital and the latter another state in
stItution.- Marshall College. Wheeling
having made no effort whatever TO Sc
cure the home. was not considered. and
can, therefore, without heartburnings.
congratulate her sister city on her sue
cess.
In order to secure the advantages to be
derived from the establishment Of a
state Institution in is midst a commu-
nifty must make some effort in the way
Of offering inducements that will make
II to the advantage OF the state not to
place II somewhere else. This Is what
Petersburg did. It is a good example
for other communities to follow whenever
the state is looking for a lncation for a
public Institution; likewise, when new
Industries are coming into the state
CAPITAL goes where It Is most welcome.
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TThe iNTELLIGENCER, embracing lt7
several editions, Is Suffered in the Post.
once at Wheeling, W. VI. - p'cond-el9la
1atter1 H
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