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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

The secretary Of the treasury Is quoted
az saying that where employees Of his de-
partment have been put under the ciassi-
fled service without examination they
will have 10 go into competitive cxamina-
ton To hold their places, and If they fall
they will have to give way 10 those who
pass. We cannot vouch for this as com
Ing from Secretary Gage.
II this be his position 1t will cause
rattllng Of the dry bones in the treasury
department. for in that department as In
others the comfortable places are in great
measure filled by persons who were never
subjected to the ordeal OF civil service
examination and were put under the pro.
tectlon OF the civil service law merely be-
cause they belonged to the party In
power
1t is well known that a large proper.
ton Of these persons could not pass tho
examination required Of candidates from
the outside. If there any objection to re-
quIrlng from the ins the same cXamlnn-
tIon that is required Of the outs?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

New York Advertiser: In public nd
dress during the late campaign Mr. De-
new made the statement that the New
York Central railroad paid more to It's
employees In wages than the owners OF
the road received In profits No figures
were given and the statement was va
riously commented on. A comparison
has Just been made OF the wages, divi-
bends and interest paid by the Della:
ware & Hudson Canal Company, and
the result should be Interesting to those
persona who spend their days and
nights in an endeavOr to array labor
against capital. II appears that the TO-
tai amount Of capital invested Is AO,
OOO. 900 in round numbers, owned by 4,IS6
individuals. During 1926 the company
Maid s., SOD, 900 In dividends and Interest
md S9,lS9, O94 in wages to It's 1850 en-
pioyes In the past five years thG
amount paid to employees has reached
the large total OF AI,0fl,6SI, or moro
than the entire capital invested. Dur
Ing the same time the payments 10
stock and hondholdcrs have been less
than this sum by nearly $SO,OSO,OOO. a
study Of these figures ought 10 cure
railroad men OF the strike habit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

Initiating the Vauitlng ambition Of
New York. which highly resolved that u
would never 10 content until It could ab-
uogb enough terrltpry u make n greater
New York. lesser communities have been
Visited with similar amblslOn,' All over
the country there are movements for q
Greater This and Greater That. 2
Villages. towns and cities are taking
up tho cry. Their newspapers are full Of
liz. Thelr municipal bodics pass rcsOlu-
tionu lookIns to Il, Their ambition lS TO
cover more territory and to number moro
souls,
In some cases communities the absorb
ing and the absorbed have much 20 gain
by coming Into ono municipal admits
tratlon. In many other cases there Is
nothing whatever 10 be gained to tho
prosperity Of the community or the well
fare OF the people. These schemes arc
simply schemes OF territorial absorption
leading In no sense to better government
We are proud and high stepping
people. The biz impresses US, We like
10 loak big. to be big. and to talk big. II
We 1.-Two in Poverty Flat we intend to
make 1t the Greater Poverty Flat. II
our aspiration were to a Better Poverty
Flat II would be more to our credit.
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c.rr,sr PIGEON. ., the Navy.

The experience OF the monitor Puritan
m Cane Hatteras-'.so near and yet 80
Tar" from suggests once more that
that carrier pigeons may be made very
useful in the navy. Her machinery dis
abled. practically helpless. struck by ono
gale after another. and on dangerous
coast. this best OF all our floating fight
Ing machines was for time helpless.
There was no way to communicate
with the shore unti tho Puritan to set
some kind OF refuge in Hattcras cove.
From there the life saving station ashore
was signaled. thence word was tele.
rraphed TO the navy department. AID
then assistance came. A carrier pigeon
would have taken the message In two or
three hours. and It might have been that
such! dispatch would have saved the ship
and her crew.
The navy department IN breeding cara
rier pigeons for service Of this kind, but
as yet the birds nave not been put on
board the Shipa. 1t is intended to try
them on by easy stages. beginning by
llberatIng them twenty miles out. then
ATTY miles. Increasing the distance up to
I'VE hundred miles.
This kind ola messenger service is be-
yond the experimental stage. Enough
ID known Of carrier pigeons, their home
coming instinct. their endurance, to
make 1t certain that they win be valu-
able additton to the equipment Of a war
ship.
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OCEAN LETTER CARRIERS.
The weight OF Mail l'hoy Rs,psutIvol
Handle.

The Weight Of Mail They respectively
Handle.
Tho report Of the superintendent offor-
cIgn mails shows that in the weight of
letter mails carried the American Inc
with 90, ltS, 1856 grams carried on Its con-
tract service ranks third. the first being
the Cunard line with 9S234,377 grams.
and the second the North German Lloyd
with 19,55S,7 6S grams, But the American
line also carried 1S.SjS,025 grams OF let
tors on ItS non.cOntract serVlcf inc
Hamburg American and French lines
carried little over 22,O000OO grams OF
letters each, and The White star line
nearly 22,OOO.O0O. In the carriage Of
printed matter the American line stands
tirst, because great deal OF the printed
matter mailed Is held over II necessary
for an American line steamer as II matter
Of economy: this company IL paid liked
sum regardless OF the weight OF the
mails and the foreign steamers are paid
In proportion to the quantities carried
And yet the American line contract ser
vice with JO7. 100000 grams was only 90
900, 900 ahead Of the Cunard line. The
American line carried on It's non-contract
service 81, OOO, 900 grams. The North Ger
man Lloyd carried T66. 100000 grams, the
French line 100, 0OO,0 0O the Hamburg
American 5000, 900, and the White Star
6. 900 900, The compensation or the
American line was $5i2.0?S on its con-
tract service and ISL ,655 on its nOn-corl-
tract service, Of the CunArd line $t40,S99,
tho North German Lloyd &ll2.161, the
French line So, SOC. the Hamburg Ancrl-
can $50, O3O, and the White Star $sI.S94.
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There dies not seem to be any rush Of
applicants for the position Of consul gen
oral at Havana. now held by General
FitEhuEh Lee. Indeed It ~ said that
when the President has tntlmatcd to two
or three applicants for European posts
that they were about tho kind of men he
would like to send to Cuba they have
begged to be excused.
The climate Of Havana does not at
trac: all Americans. dust now there is
hardly anything attractive In the post.
The pay Is &6,OOO ycar, but the kind OF
a man the President would like to send
there is not attracted by that pay under
all the circumstances, The situation be-
ing as It IS. Il Is very doUbteW whether
the most tactful and fortunate could add
to his reputation there. or whether he
could succeed in holding on to such repu-
tation a. nc might take with him, The
people OF the United States symPathIEe
with tho Cuban insurgents Tho govern
nent OF the United States Is EUinE to be
very careful how it steps aside from its
position Of neutrality.
The situation for a representative Of
this government IN Cuba isvery delicate,
and the President is likely to nave to
hook further before he tinds willing
man of the kind he wants
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

The Portland Orcson!an tells Of the
effort Of the wife OF she governor OF that
state and Of other earnest women to start
the FAX and hemp growing and manu-
featuring industry In oregon. The
women are growing In businesslIke
way 70 establish this new enterprise.
They will incorporate, and expect TO have
sufficient amount Of money to establish
the fac. that the climate and the soil Of
Oregon are very favorable to the growth
OF flax and hemp.
In these progressive days there are
many thingafor women TO do. They cnn
dance, sing. perform on musical InstFu-
monts. have their cooking clubs, reading
clubs, sowing circles, missionary socIe.
ties. and good deal more on these gem
oral lines, and all Of It good Il has been
discovered. however. TINT there are other
things that women can 10 quite as we'll
an men,
Probably this Oregon undertaking Will
be done better by the women than
though men had taken It up When
women are cnihused with the Nntlcipn-
tory glory OF doing good. they are very
steam engine Of power, and men are not
equal to them. !. will be indeed great
glory 10 these women Of Oregon II they
snail be- the moving power Of opening up
n new industry in their state. Tint VIII
mean an additional way for the people to
earn a livelihood.
n the women Of every community big
oi little. would set Themselves down to
discover what they may do 10 promote
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Anolhsr nt,oId I,aEo Nation.

The New York Journal Of Com
mercc of March Goth, says
The Japanese minister Of finance an
nounccs, for Information in this country
that Immediately upon the new coinage
law OF Japan taking effect. the govern
ncnt will proceed to convert all the coun-
try's available stock OF silver into SUB;
Sidiary coin. This announcement should
dIspel the current uneagIness In the silver
market arising from the supposed p0ssi-
billy that the Japanese government
might realize upon Its silver coin IN otheI
countries and especially in the United
States 1t, at the same time, throws light
upon an important uncertainty as TO the
future status OF silver coin IN Japan
Evidently, the silver yen Is To PC no
longer a legal tender, except possibly ~
limited amounts, hut is TO be reserved
FOR the purposes OF the general ctrc'lla:.
zion. while gold will be tho only legal
money OF settlements and banking ana
the only money recognized IN the inter-
national exchanges. Japan thus becomes
as absolutely gold basis nation az
Great Britain.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, MARcm -, lso1.
The Tin Plate Dnty.


The charge is made that all along tho
line the Dlngley bill has increased duties
in most savage way The fact Is that
the new tarlft bill seeks 20 raise revenue
to promote home industries, and where
1t Is thought necessary to Increase duties
over the prescp, rates ttat is done. the
measure Of increase corresponding to tho
necessity Of the case.
Tin plate Is one S=s=nple Of the spirit
which animated the makers of the bill.
on this article 1t Is proposed 10 place q
duty OF ~ cents a pound. The present
duty Is lis cents a pound. The duty In
the Mckinley bill was 2s-lO cents q
pound.
Under the Mckinley bill this import
ant new industry had It's birth. Ameris
can capital and skin invested their pride
and patriotism in the way Of new enter
prise and, In the face OF hostile predio-
tIans, established the fact that We can
make tin plate In this country and put
the Industry on a basis that seems TO be
REASONABLY secure
When the ways and means committee
Of the house came to make new tariff
II did not deem 1t necessary to restorP
the rate OF the Mckinley law. aud SO a
rate not much above the present and c"n-
siderably below that Of the Mckinley bill
Vas fixed, This does not seem like "a
return 10 barharIsm."
II the committee had thought neces-
sary Ia restore the old duty, that is the
dp.y tina, woul4 have been found in the
new bill. and there would have been no
apology for putting II there. Republic
can legialators do not think it necessary
to apologize for Standing by the indus
tries 81 thelr;Gwn country,
we can understand why 1t 1t that our
Democra,is friends are little sore on
this tin plate matter, for they adrer-
4lsed to the world their disbelief in our
ability to make tin plate, and here wc arc
making ii and making Vhs best tia plate
produced in the world.
our ingenuity has devised Improved
machinery for turnins gu; this product,
and the producer is not being hurt, while
tho country is enjoying all the advan-
tages Of a new and highly important IN
dustry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

w RlothWn'u EEUsS = WSsst -"
Louisville courICr-lourual: Nature in
her lavlslr moods, delights in contrasts;
and tho world-ortlmcs crroneously-is
impressed by them. Men there are who
live whilst they live; who are OF the earth
earthly Of the time timely; Who look not
before or after; who are. as Il were, their
own contemporaries. OF this description
is Grover Cleveland II Ia yet too carly
to flx MIR. Clevcland's place IN history.
But his life has been q tolerably open
book; his words and deeds have not been
very wide apart: his personality haa DIS
played Itself largely, and in many ways
above board, and, what he has done, or
failed In doing, admits Of little equtVoca-
tlon. He belongs essentially to the cata-
sorry OF men OF action; not TO that OF men
of original or creative Thought; and
though his actions may have, on occA.
sion, lacked distinctive cdaraeter ana
clear purpose. and seemed sluggish
withal, he cannot on the whole be aes
cused Of INDIGESTION, Indeed, a selt-con-
fidcuce bordering on superstition; DC
lief In himself closely resembling eEot-
ism; and an almost savage love OF pow
or both in the concrete and the abstract,
nave been the mHinsprings OF MS conduct
al life and are at once the Keys TO MS
character and the sources OF mis- success
among men.
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New York Evening Sun.
when your bones all ache like DtRzes, an
you can't sec out your eyes,
An your legs so wabbly Ike Scnltleu
No use ' 10 60 to doctors, with lot of what's
'Tis a dollar 10 cent you got the grip.
An when your thInk.tanks rusty" an tho
cogswleels will not work;
An your Intellectual nippcra fail to NIP:
When Won feel less like u Christian than
old Abdul Ham, the Turk,
YOU ne1n't wonder why-'us Just pain
grip.
Thcn'F tho time for disappearing from tho
stress al worldly strife,
For II your take u dulci friendly tln.
Though II may be pnrRlOAiCa'' you've
reached point Of life
Where the best thing you can DO Is loso
your grip
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To- Possession ApfiI I

No. & Zane street. house, 6 rooms, bath
laundry, both gases. $50 per year 80,
Store room No. 1903 Main street. corn"
OF New Bridge street
No IA South Penn street. 70 rooms VIA
all conVeniencCE: fine location, ,v
No. 81 South Front street Furnlsheo Il
No. ISI South Broadway street rooms
bath and stable. Rent So
Country residence. House Of ? rooMEt
with nine acres OF land. known aS w
Or. Slorcr place, at Elm Grove: all mooe'R
cOnVCnienceE. :, I.
Eeatherwood residence House OF :
rooms, with MI modern convenience -.
No. 81 Thirteenth street, rooms 0o'a
gases, water; 81, first floor.
No. 20 South Penn street. rooms Aua
bath; second floor.
no. 81 Thirteenth street. 6-roomed house.
y No. % South Wabash street, house Of
rooms; rent $500, =,
store rooms and Offices in all paris g
the city. -,,,
%ROLR & zHNE,*
,F,,.n.,.. sef n TSOurtos Street
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SUGAR TRUSTS WOE

Snftsrsng ALREADY 'he crNahl"E E1set al
the New Tariff.
The Free Trade Evening Post IN. ":
A man closely identified with the man
aEement OF the American Sugar Refining
Company said; "rhe American reAners
of sugar and all the men In the raw sugar
trade whom know Conccde that the
DingIcy I'LL ~ more nnfavorahle to the
sugar refining interests OF this country
than the Wilson bill, II follows. there
fore, that the importlllons OF refined su-
Ears viii continue, and 10 u larger ex-
tcnt under the DlnEley bill hit becomesa
law without amendment 10 the sugar
schedule. As a matter Of fact. II IS no
secret that the DlnEley bill, 50 lar as the
sugar tariff Is concerned. was designed
TO crush the American Sugar hennlnB
Company and the refining industry IN
this country. Mr.. Mckinley mas prAcu-
Caiiy piedEet to that course, and tue
Dinglcy bill is The result 1t is sop to
dema g0Cism, and X intended as an on
yet 10 the high tariff proposed to De
granted 70 the sheep farmers Oh Ohlo'
the producers Of wool.
."rhe talk that the Dlngley bill Will give
the sugar retIners excessive advantage Is
absurd. The American retiners want
acme protection, OF course, but the Ding
Icy bill gives them less than the present
tariff"
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IfNrr. Gladstone had his way tho Turk
would DO nut out OF tho way unless ho
got right down to good behavior. Lord
Salisbury docs not take MI Gladst"nS's
view. Tho difference between the two
statesmen Is that Lord Salisbury is prime
minister and NIr. Gladstone 10 In retire
mont,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

The Now York World iinds that tho
Republican party Is aillIctcd with the
untcachnble faulty Of fanatical fad
dists." Perhaps the s. o. p would do
well TO try vaccination.
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Rua also appeal to the means Of relief OF
the torturc-if physical-whlch produces the
groau. .Rhcumatlsm Is prolific source OF
agony In It's acute lnAammatory or chronic
forms. But It may DO anR!h!sHted AZ i'T
birth with Hos,etter's Stomach Bttters
vhicn. unlike tho poIsons In minute doses
often prescribed for IL, IL perfectly safe
In malNrIRl, kidney, bilious, dyspOptlc OF
nervous ailments the BittCrs Is u certain
RouFcO OF relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

ToRTURING. itching. scaly skin
at once and promptly healed by De.
Wits Witch Hazel SaivC. the best
known cure for piles, c, II, GoctEe, cor
ner Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport; Peabody & Son.
PanWN0d
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Tho Germon press regards the pingley
tarft bill Is a direct md savage iunge at
Germany, The t0ar IL expressed that
Gernnn manufacturing industries will
have u 70 through a process Of remodel
Ing TO meet new conditions. Under the
Wilson act we have been going through
something Of a process ourselves We
are ready to turn over a new Leaf and DO
prosperpus,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

Tho Inherited gOvGrnor of Nevada
should have himself stufEcd. put in a
glass case and taken over the circuit Of
the dime museums, He would draw.
that man would.
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1t appears that Mr. FtzsImmons told
lust how he would put Mr.
Corbctt to sleep. going to the
extent Of allowing = newspaper
TO Illustrate the performance hut Mr.,
Corbets hardened his nerve and stlftcned
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Ills neck and would not heed The timely
warning, Ills not too much to Say that
Mr.. Eit1slmmonn has some admirable
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the general prosperity thnre would be
very considerable returns In most cases,
There II good deal that busy mon over.
look as they iog along IN the old rlts.
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SIANTON'S n6 95P s aa

C1ALE OF REAL ESTATE TO CLOsE
y g;ft UP AN ESTATE.
By virtue Of the authority vested ia =
By the UIlI OF Jacob Berger, late Of 0ss
county, west Virginia, now deceased !
Will .offeE at public auction at the Hors
front door Of tho court house In the "a
OF Wheoltug, on
SATURDAY. APRIL :, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock a, M, lots 2, :. 4 and a! ~
out on the plat OF the Berger retiitna
square; also the home place and re@idta1
OF Elizabeth Hunter, on the northeast CO.
nor OF Zane street and North York stree
on Wheeling Island, being all the remsis'
der OF the property not heretofore sold
TERMS OF SALE ne.third OF the p.'.
chase money and As much more as IA
purchasers may elect TO pay. In cash %
the day OF sale. and the residue IN o1t
Two and three years. with interest on Y
deferred InStallments from the day q sle
and samO to be secured by deed OF trGH
on the property sold. Title indisCutAoh
ELIZABETH HUNTER,
Administrative, with the Will annexed, o.
JIrnb BerCeF deceased. mr.
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We otter Que Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catnrrh
Cure!
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
/. Cheney FOR the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable In
all buslncss transactions and ilnRnci-
ally able to carry out any obligation
mnhC hN their firm.
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ANorth Carolina man ate u baked cat
TO pay a wager on CorbGtt. 1t is under
stood that MIR. Corbett is feasting on
chilled crow"
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DIR. WOODS Norway Pine Syrup
brings instant relief in cases OF asthma,
bronchitis, and all throat and lung dis
eases, down to the very border land OF
consumption.
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WHOM T7TURETHIH' TUIVWU' y,
WALDING, KlNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken lntCr,
nnlly. acting directly upon the blood
md mucuouS surfaces Of the system
Prlco 76c per bottle sold by all drug.
gIgts, Testimonials free.
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II ever the Eallow3 did a good Job is
was when the murdercrs or Pearl Bryan
we're sent ont OF The world, The Cover
nor of Kentucky made no mistake In that
cusa
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DlSiresnlnE kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved IN six hours by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NEY CURE" This new remedy Ii n
great surprise on account Of It's exceed.
inH promptncBs In relieving pain In the
bladder, Kidneys, back and every part
Of tho urinary pRSSlge In mHlO or TO-
male. ltNrclIcvcs retention OF water and
pain In pasginE It almost Immediately.
lf YOU wRkt quick relief and cure this
In your rchcdy Sold by Il. II. List,
druggist. Wheeling. w. Va.
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NNW ApvNRTIsEMENrs

nor sAlfg- New hIBgle hOsse burR, .,,,,>
~ ns.s' 4 idle aud saddle, Adde'S, T. 49, 4,
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1.-THE 1NTBLLGGENCER. embracing itS
several editions. is entered In the POST
cfilee at Wheeling. W, Va. a. sOcond-elass
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HiifsF fGts S@S oasg sss s1sS dos h pa
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M ONTsl& no I.OAN-35I0O an o.,
IVA. Real Est1te. ALFRED pHu}ilIi
co. Real Estate, Bonds and lnyGs ~, w I
lle0 Market atroot, ''mT, .il
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TN THE SPRING TIME Yor w,,,
il need ntf We arc prepared n d, I'LL
washing. Chimney Sweeping. WsiI 7 p ~
and Carpet Cleaning on Ehofl n"it.. az
thOTOugblig sntlsfnctOry. Chmnry -
Ing y accomplished BY an entirely y, ~
without making any dirt. I.clv,' IVY, Y, ~
at Jones ~ Bros, No. = TWoiriI sV,,l'1
telephone ffg, or al No llll HEN s,,,N
a. HOPKINS & co. 40" r T.e,
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FELErIloNE NpNBlEs
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