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sir. wanamaker IS very rich man,
and he had the help Of some rich men,
but he ana they could not command the
Republican caucus nomination for
United states rrnator from rennsytya-
mia. Whether that could have been nc-
complishcd by them IN any case Is a
question.
II was the misfortune Of the Wanna
maker mon tn 20 Into the campaign with
a nngling Of moncy-bags, and while It
may no. be true that they rcsortcd 10
bribery. and while It IS true that they
had very shrawI men to operate against,
the display OF the mon,y-bags attended
a great many people and seems to have
helped Mr. Penr5sa. the successful man.
or course Senator quay led the aght
f,r Penrosc. and that meant great
deal. Senator quay Is called a political
his, but whenever the test comes he
scsn,s to have his party With aim. Until
A. sball h. shown that there is some dclu-
sion about this, thu evidences o. party,
favor must be accepted as establishing
thc fact
II Senator quay and Mr. PcnroSo had
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It is a bold charge TO make, that Span
ish soldiers in Cuba are being starved to
death, the sick neglected, the dead un~
accounted for. and all because Spain Is
represented in Cuba by men determined
to get rich out OF their opportunity.
This is the charge that Is made In
Madrid, and the journalist who made Il
Is in solitary confinement in conse-
quence. Better than the imprisonment
OF the man who makes the charge would
be an honest effort to see whether the
charge is true or false. and II found to be
true, such action as such murderous
rascallty deserves
1t is an old scandal thst Spanish OH
Gals in Cuba have lined their pockets at
the cost OF the people OF the island. That
was expected The Cubans are persons
sent into the world for Spanish officials
to fleece. The robbery OF the men who
are trying to serve Spain is quite an
other matter.
The Spanish people may object to the
traffic, but the response OF the govern
ment Is arrest and suppression. Mad
rid knows what goes on in Cuba. II
moaey-making on a large scale Is going
on. there are beneficiaries in Madrid who
will help to protect the operators in
Cuba.
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our woHDERPUI H1HTHG PRoaRE5s.

Conditions witch Have Ranked this
Country rs the Greatest Mineral Pro-
duceT.
The quantity and value OF the min
eral products of the United States form
good barometer Of industrial pros
perity. Mineral industries are more d.
rectly affected by commercial changes
than almost any others. since the crude
products OF the mines serve as the start
Ing point for most manufacturing enter
priseS Any Industrial expansion must
be anticipated by c0rrespOndinEiy IN
creased supply OF the crude minerals
necessarily Involved. This is different
condition OF AFFAIRS from that prevalent
only n few years ago. and. in thu minds
Of many, the mineral product still con-
sists OF whatever the prospect0r happens
Ia dlscover and mine. To these mining
means Notwithstanding more. Per-
haps even the majority Of business men
fail TO recognize that there is less specu-
lation about the coal product than In
any agricultural crop, the volume OF
which Is affected by every change in
the weather-accldeuts TO which the
miner Is practically Indifferent.
Formerly we mined what We could OF
our mineral wants, and imported the
rest. Now. on the contrary. the United
States Is the greatest mineral producer,
furnishing nearly two-thirds Of the
worlds petroleum, more than one-half
OF all It's copper. one-third Of the pig
iron and coal and nearly One-fourth OF
the gold, irOn-0re and zinc. We export
far greater values than we import. Not
only are our mines well equipped, but
the resources known. though uRdevel0p-
ed, give assurance OF continued mineral
supplies, even without the prospecting
which. aided by more exact geological
exploration is constantly beoamihg more
effective. One wen recognized condl-
ton necessary for mining prosperity is
TO find a market for the continually
growing supply, Full activity for the
enormous mining plants Of the country
means great prosperity. But, after sew
eral years Of declining industrial actlv-
hy, a glance over the field shows great
aggregate Of capital invested in the idle
mines and their accessories, That Is a
serious, even critical, condition for the
capital involved win be appreciated by
considering the rapidity with which mn
Idle mining plant depreclates. Mining
machinery Is rendered WORTHLESS more
rapidly than that OF well protected
factory. Frequently che whitewater is
so acid as TO quickly corrode metals TO
y worthless condition. and in the deeper
mines the ENHANCEMENT Of water alone
frequently amounts to more than the
mineral ia worth, and then a shutdown
means abandonment.-,Dr. David r. Day
In the Prosperity Number Of the Engi-
neerlng Magazine.
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THE lNTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, JANUARY =, 1907.


The report of the secretary OF the navy
on the cost OF armor plate shows tremen-
dous profits. The government pays $3.50
a ton for armcr which, according TO the
secretary, costs not more than $3.50 q
ton to produce. In this estimated cost
of production raw material, labor, inter-
est, maintenance-eve that can
be counted as cost is included. The
profit. then, is considerably more than
100 per cent.
The secretary thinks that so per cent
should satisfy the manufacturers. and
recommends this as a fair allowance.
The investment is large and the business
differs from many others in that there IS
no general market The two armor-
making concerns in this country, the
Bethlehem and the Carnegie. embarked
in the business by special iuducemeut Of
the government. The secretary does not
think well OF government ownership OF
arnior-maklng plants
Tho work being exceptional in charac-
ter, ana II belng 10 lne puoilC duNdH-
taEe to have the Industry established in
this country, 1t was expedient to tempt
capital with the assurance of large re-
turns. But such profits as have been
realized arc out Of all reaaon where the
market and the pay for the product are
both assured. The profits would be
enormous for highly speculative VEN
ture in which the whole business might
be wiped out by single turn.
These are not the days of enormous
profits. Very few manufacturing con-
Germs have averaged well for the past
fusr years. some considerable ones .uR-
der good management have not held
their own. The gains Of the armor-
makers are revelation. The next step
must be to cut them down.
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Richard Cornelius, cashier of the Ma
tional Farmers and Planters Bank, Ball
timore, who used about 100000 of the
banks money and drowned himself
when he saw detection coming. was re-
garded as one of the best bank men and
one of the best citizens of Baltimore.
Now that it develops that he went
wrong much stress Is laid on his activity
In church work. Is 1t to be inferred that
he would not have yielded TO temptation
IL he had been less active in church
work? When We want to point a mural
we should not begin by talking tommy
rot
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NEW YoRKs GOVERNOR.
His First Message Deals with Matters In a
Practical Way.

His BiFdt Message Dr9lh VIII NAV
Practical Way.
ALBANY, n. y. Jan. 6,-GoveFnor
Blacks message deals almost wholly
with state AFFAIRS. He notes, I'm opening
the satisfactory condition of the
finances of the state. The providing
of work for convicts is especially gee
commended to the attention OF the leg
islature, in which connection It IS sns-
gested that short term men may DO
employed In making or improving
roads. ~
ployee are discussed. a..
Tolerance" the governor says, 70
the first requisite OF amlcable rela-
lions, and this will arise when the en-,
ployer and the laborer understand
each other. Some plan should De de-
vlsed which will AFFORD to each, sucn
Information OF tie other as will form
a basis for the friendly adjustment OF
differences between them. No such plan
now exists here, and the result is me
appallinG loss OF wages and properly
which Is. so often seen when the rlgnts
of the employer and laborer clash. me
plan known as the university extern
sion has been tried in England, and Is
said BY many 10 have produced satls-
factory results. il is the Investigation
by careful. intelligent and conscien-
tlous men into the affairs OF the LABOR
ing people, and their relations 10 their
employers. It's tendency and purpose 10
to give and 90 get Information ana by
seeing both sides, prevent the conflict
which a view Of only one might pro-
duce."
governor says, has provided capital
10 many who would otherwise De
bankrupt"
I'm my Judgment" he adds, civil
service win work better with less
starch. A scheme Is not necessarily
effective or high toned because 1t lacks
common sense, and they are not neces-
sarily hostile who think that common
sense would improve It. An examine
ton for a public place should be suit
able 10 the kind OF service REQUIRED
and sufficient margin should be given
those making appointments 30 that the
most competent help can be, selected.
Experience, character, tact and even
muscle may be OF more Importance In
some cases than the fraction OF one per
cent IN an examination in geography
The discretion of the appointing pow
err should not be entirely subordinated
TO the marking system.
civil service IS intended TO secure
for the public at reasonable cost un-
questioned integrity and approved
skill, enlarged by continuous service.
and not to exploit any particular idea"
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-There
was $40. i2S, $40 Sc in the United States
sub treasury at San Francisco at the
close Of business on the last day OF
last year as shown by the report OF the
assistant United States treasurer. C. P.
Perry. OF this by Tar the largest part
was in coin. $40 656S43 being gold and
$2i.996.59S standard silver dollars. OF
the paper money 81, 336.6g3 was In silver
certificates. There was S2963O0 In gold
certificates aud the balance was In
United States notes, treasury notes OF
1870, national bank notes and snbsidt-
airy aud minor coins The shipment Of
silver coin during the month Of De-
cember were SiSe33O, most Of II In
standard silver dollars There was a
decrease during the month in cash on
hnud OF S4lg. 966
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Mrs. Emma spreckles Watson is a
woman Of nerve. Chided by her million
fare father for marrying against his WILL
Notwithstanding all he had done for her.
she handed back to her father the mil
Ions he had given her. This with her
husbands consent. Here are two per-
sons who deserve to get on in the world
and to live long happy in each others
love. The next chapter should teIi that
Father spreckles relented and said;
BLESS you, me chiidr-r-r-en."
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MoundsviIle Herald CRcp): The sus-
gcstIon Of Hon. A. W. Campbell for n
place In President Mclilnley's cabinet
has met with u nattering reception By
the Republican press Of this state Inc
masses of the party also approve lh9
suggestion tmndc originally by General
Northc0tD and there IS no question On
that il would be- the most Eracclul'and
popular act the nov President could per
form. view II from aud standpoint
there rs not an unfayornblc side tn th'
propositlun Not a Republican in thr
state wilt question the propricty, the
Justice or tho policy of such aelrctlon.
OF the noble band uf patriots from prln-
rIplc who fought by the cradle IN WINCH
the Republican party OF West virginia
WAS rocked GcS are left Fow JUDGED
nrc stll able in time Of battle to buckle
ON the armor and so 10 do bnttle with
the common enemy. Most all The old
ilmurs were given some iltling rccngnl-
ton, come reward hy q grateful party
aud people. Mr. Campbell never was
Most of the new timers nave been rccOg-
nlztd time and again Men who made
II possible for Rcpublicanlsm Ia gain
q footh6iA in West Virginia should not
be forgotten. They stood on the hnttin
line between loyalty and treason aud
Jcopnrdizcd ALL even life, that the Union
might live. Mir Campbell through hid
powerful editorials In thu Whceiing IN
tcnlgencer brcathcd life into the slum-
herring spirit OF lIniOnlsm and rallied
its forces so that secession was checked
when II met the wave of loyal sentiment
rolling southwark and turned back and
that part Of virginia, now shown on the
map as West virginia, was saved 10 the
Union. TO Mr. Campbell. moro than 90
any other one man Wc7t Nlrglnln owes
hcr existence, President Mckinney
should mote these facts
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. The New York legislature will be ask
ed 10 pass a hill prohibiting the erection
of building moro than t75 tcct high. Tho
superintendent 81 buildings IR New York
city says this win be ample height for a
fifteen story building. which lie thinks
high enough. lie has now In his office
plans fnr 4 structure thirty stories high
ira street were lined with such buildings
the people on the ground moor womb
think they were In the cellar.
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MUNYON'S
KIDNEY
CURE

Nfnnvon's Kidney Cure cures pain In the
hack. iolns or Kroins from kidney disease.
puffy and nabby face. dropsy OF the ieet
and limbs. frequent desire to pass WitS WIZ
scauty urine. dark-colorod ana tur ~
urine sediment I'm the urine, EraYel ~ ,. ~
bladder and 100 great dow OF urine fii'e
Is cents. ,,- A. all
A separate cure for each disease. Al al'
drttrrists. mostly IS cents vial 49,
Personal letters 30 Prof. Muuyou, lS5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, ailsMolou
with free medical advice for any aIssasS:
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-,I - -l-.- - ~, lI-,,,-l, No.,
p'ss'''s '"e p'' W., W ~ nv 49,
women "n" api'eat a" p'a'sS =, l'uv ,,
resort wearing i'a'S t'.'' oO'oU.e 'He
lninsS winch e's.S oouy wsln'' W ~
INC action oL Tue oti'e,sy wy eou'''i ID
worthy oi an commentator anu e'i'i'''-
ION
Tne DIE hat hao't Is nec'areo 10 oe an
offehse IN ch'caso' ana 'ne punishment
Is q hne OF not less imam HlV ana NOT
more 'hah 70 10 pe laiu oy 'he manager
OF the theatre IN when 'ne gross preach
OF hecoruin taxes pace II IS taKen lor
granted thdL the MANAGERS VIII nnu a
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not been in llne with their party they
could not have overcome the strong
fprcss arrayed against them. From this
point OF view the result must be aatis-
factory to those outside OF Pennsylvania
sho axe interested 81 the Republican
party throughout the land.
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"NIystio Cure" for Rheumatism and
Nurnlgia radically cures IN ono TO thrcc
DAYS. Its action upon the system is re-
n,nrIynhIr and mysterious. II removes
al once the cause and the disease imme-
diately disappears. The first dose great
ly benefits.
n +. Anthony. cX-postmnster OF
Isro,nisr CITY. iowa, says. ~ bought one
hottie OF Mystic Cure for Rheumatism.
and two doses Of II did me more good
tbnn any medicine ever took.
Sold by II. H. List. 1910 Main street,
Charles Mrnkcmciicr, corner Market
and Twenty second streets, DRUGGISTS.
Wheeling.
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II the cubans catch zertucha, the man
who betrayed Maceo. they will send him
across the trocha TO a bourne whence no
traitor returns. And they won't provide
him with any icc for his comfort, either
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A draft on Parts for 100000 subscribed
by Frenchmen, Is substantial earnest
OF sympathy with the Cuban cause,
Trenchmcnllsnow the difference between
oppression and fair play.
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Mr.. Wauamaker IS believed to he sew
eral times millionaire, but this did not
cause the Republican party in Pcnnsyl-
vanIa to bow down before him. This is
one of the good signs Of the times.
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Mr.. wanamaker VIII continue to show
New York how to run a great general
store, Just as though nothing had hap
nened at Harrisburg.
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Is a dangerous disease. It may lead
directly to consumption. Catarh Is
caused by impure blood and the true
way 10 curc Il IL by purifying the blood.
Holds Sarsaparllla cures catarfh be-
cause il removes the cause OF II by puri-
fying the blood. Thousands testify that
they have been cured by Hoods sarsa-
parilla.
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It may seem uRkiRd to make such q
suggestion so early in the new year, but
st IS to be feared that the cabinet viii
not hold the half hundred men who are
slated for it. Most of those statesmen
may as well begin TO get used to the
sharp tooth of disappointment
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Marie NJ. Mcneil, in January LIppIncotts
said, Loves joy hath grown
living Woe.
Take back thy gift, o God
did not know
Each hope hut masked fear,
Each smile a pain:
That every ElltterlnE link
Would prove n chain"
Swift rs the lghtnings glance
Gods answer came.
Stretched at my feet behold
Love sudden slain;
Broken tho image wings
Tear-dlmmCd the eyes,
Thrown from the gates Of his
Lost Paradise.
Then all my frozen heart
Woke into flame.
God, give him back to me
With tho Old pain.
Love never fashioned so
Heavy u cross
As that o'crFhadUwing
Grave Of my loss"
God smiled IN plying:
once more give
Heed Ia thy vail Behold
The dead shah live.
Measure thy gain by loss
others dospiso
Loves strength cndurcth through
Loves snCrliice.'
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THE length OF life may be increased
up lcRscning It's dangers, The mujar-
'ty OF people die from lung troubles.
These may be avcrled by promptly u.s.
Ing one Minute Cough Cure Charles
H. Guetac. corner Twelfth and Market
rtrccts; Bowie a Co., bridgeport; Pea
body 6 Son. Benwood.
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No wonder there is a split in Tam
many. II has been hit hard enough 90
split It wide open.
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1t is feared that somebody will have to
work in Delaware to elevate the politics
OF that dimlnutlve commonwealth. Mr..
Bayard will be out of a job presently.
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HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable
aud do not purge, pain or grippe All
drnEglsts. 25c.
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ITSIN Underwear The finest New
MOULIN York Citr line. vs. at
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & cos.
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Senator Teller declines to permit any
thing to make himhappy. Hewillkeepon
mourning until free silver's star rises
proudly in triumph over the land.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

CSALE-sHERAiAN HousE-THES
y S0EAL property, consisting II +
and beddlhE, furniture, cooking uii,l
etc, - aor private sale. Cal ~
anime. Mrs. ELIZABETH DAVIS J.
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GARp Of THINKS.

The LADY managers doslre 20
thanks 70 tho generous friends vi, /
kindly rehembcred 'AitenhcInp AL
the holiday season. hi
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THE King OF pills 10 Bccehams-
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1.-THE INTELLIGENCER, embracing It's
several editions is entered in the Post
once at Wheeling, ". Va, as second-class
matter.1
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,oABWoEIA.

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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
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BB1oTEcA sIA CoRREspoNDENc1A PuERTo-I,1co 1G7

E procurador al yer la indignation que pin
taba en- los ojos de la joven
-iConra quien? volvi6 preguntar la joven
- Pues ell senor Fernando Hughes. natural
mente
-iDe modo que certo?-exclam6 Blanca; deando esa
liar la c6leraYo negaba creero, cuando hace
ratio deron que Hugues eaba cas preso iDe
modo que la exstenca de cuando real
mene Sc ha comedo mas que alguna mprudencla II es
81 quien acusais; e tan bueno; e ha salvado mi
mAdre; e que ha luchado la brazo partdo
decro as1! Ah, se1ores! los Juro vais
NAL ca1aino!
-Senorita-la dijo ell procuradora jusca aprecia las
cosassegn los hecho por tan tan
mobiles ell No deseamos mas que poder probar
la nocenca del oven qien caurosamente defende
hasa los hechos ean contra e
quen ha esado oda la noche solo acompanando vuestra
de el lie ha dado beber ell veneno, habra
rado era haba estrlcnna el
botiquin del hotel 80.
Entonces cabalero isi e habia casa como ha po
dido buscaro cuando ha sado de au todo tempo
que mare ha esado enema? Supondreis que 10
traJo desde ell primer momento la idea del hala
germinado en- su mente desee ell primer instane?
No, senorita, puede hab6rselo trado un c6mplce.
Blanca pasida Saba que todas las mananas, al
var aba e criado Hugues tena cosumbre de
esperare ell de habar agunos insante con el
despu6s el criado Sc volvia muy alegrea Parfs. u
Protasio no habia faltado nj un solo da
-En paabra senorita,-vovio decH ell procura
dor ha tratado de ccmee e senor Hughes
sobre pesa pretende que nodajo la haba
con el momento 81 aaa balloon tomar Ell
Blanca abr6 la boca para decr: <Pues verdad.
ST haba comedo ell ormen pudo entrar mas
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LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

Dos hgrimas broaron de los hermosos ojos de Banca
-iAh! iPor que no la permtfa partcpe
frmentos?
eo podfa dudar cuando ataba de la vida de
madre? Con las manos hizo Hughes indicandoe
que callaria.
Ell rostro de Iugue seren6 por encanto; mas
preocupacon haba desaparecdo Blanca esaa
prometida.
Rasgd la arjeta trag6 los pedazos para que quea
resto dc aquela enrevsta, drg6 la joven
risa de agradecimiento. =,
Tocante ea estaba muy triste senta habe hecho
aquea promcsa I1ugues La oVen pregunaba 81 sufrr
juntos por la misma 3marse.
Senorita senorta! Pero l6nde esta la seiorita
Blanca?
-iIIiia Blanca!
Eel baron dc Gambia doncea aparecieron 10 alto de
la escnata mrada buscabana Blanca por todas par
Con la sagacdad instinva que tene nauralmente toa
muer haa los momentos mas crcos de la vda la joven
fu6 ocultando los arboes fu6 sar ell ado
opuesto enconaba nevando aunas flores
que haba cojido al paso.
D6nde estabas?-la pregunt6 severamente su padre.
va 10 ves, he lido cortar gunas flores para mama.
ISL ST., para forecitas estamos.. Ven pronto %.
Estos sehores te esperan.
Blanca que <aquellos seoes la espcrasen,
No apresuro mucho para ear al despacho de padre
Cuando entro miro sencilamente odos aqueos seores
-Sehorita, hemos separado de vuesra madre; pero
sea por POGO ticmpo ncamente porque vuesa deara
con puede muy it'll para cro punto hasa
aquf connna ocuro formular defntiva
acusacion 49,.
-iContra quien?-pregunt6 vvamente la joven.
Contra la nnca persona.