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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-01

what Is she real attitude Of Russia In
the present state of afta!rs in Europe?
Is ahe aiding Turkey or Is she eneuurag-
ing Greece? The bes. advised IN Europe
are no, agreed on this point. One Fus-
eestlon is that Russia has been encour-
aging Turkey to her downfall.
Carrying our this thought the Russian
Man Of campaign against Turkey is said
20 BE- to give that country rope enough IL
let 1t hang itself; in other words, to give
the Turk chance to be as bad as
Turk can be, In the hope that Europe will
agree to his punishment, perhaps to dr!v-
ing him out
This theory goes 80 far as In suppose
that Russia Is pleased with all the afro
cities that Turkey commits, seeing In
each one something tina. brings Turkey
nearer 70 it's end. When that comes
Russla is TO take Constantinopie and as
much more as she may require to dIgni-
n and make secure her position there.
Another suggestion comes In an article
from ST. Petersburg which may well
nave been written BY somebody in the
russian foreign once. In this article It
Il said that Russia does no; eovet
square inch Of Turkish territory and has
20 de1ire to pu. down her stakes in Con-
gtantinorle. It IS admitted. however
that in time Russia will need and will
have a free passage through the Bos-
phorus and the Dardanelles.
when and how Is Russia to get this?
Not while the Turks are strong enough to
keep her out of It. Therefore whatever
Weakness the Turks may show brings
nearer to a realization this hope OF Rus
Ala. II the dey!ltry Of the Turks can go
far enough to bring all Europe down on
thcm. Russia may get what she wants.
We know a good Zeal OF certain kind
Of politics In this country. but we know
noshing o. the Ispth and scope Of in
trigue and Of the merciiess inhumaniiy
OF politics as the game is played by the
rrea. powers OF Europe. To US in our
politics some things are not possible. To
them in Europe IN their politics all things
are possible.
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NEW YORK. April 3o.-von Hoffman
& Company viii ship 100000 gold to
Europe tomorrow Lazard Freres will
ship Ei.25O.oOo mixed gold bars and
coin, and Heldelbach. Ickelheimer &
Company viii ship $4,000, making the
total OF gold shipments announced thus
far. t3.2jo.0Oo.
Kuehn Loeb & Company VIII ship
500. 900 In gold bars tomorrow to Eu-
rope. II IS stated that Kidder. Peabody
& Company viii increase thelr previous
Iy announced shipment for next Tues
DAY. from S5o0. 900 20 $4,000. and II Is
possible that Il may reach 100000.
The total shipments Of gold 20 Europe
for the week ending May !. IS Fs.2sI,o 900:
This includes the shipments announced
Tor tomorrow. on Tuesday next KID
der, Peabody & Company Will ship $780,
600, making the grand total OF ANNOUNCE
ed and actual shipments from April q
20 May 4. &s9T7. 900.
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Now that the Turks have shown them
selves easily masters OF the situation. Il
4 sraveiy proposed BY Russia. England
and France that Turkey agree 70 the an
nexation OF Crete to Greece. When the
Greeks and cretans first requested an
nsxatlan Turkey declared that she would
not allow it. she has spent grea; deal
OF money and blood 10 emphasize this re-
fusal. and her armies have been v!etori-
Gus.
For Turkey to agree now to let Crete 80
would be for her TO consent to something
after victory whlch she might easily
have consented TO without mourning the
risk Of defeat The proposition is amaz-
ing, II Indeed Il has been made.
II the powers named were OF the cpin-
lon that Crete should be annexed to
Greece. why In the name OF all that is
human did they not take this stand be-
fore Greece and Turkey locked horns and
began to spill blood?
II Turkey, flushed with victory. can
now be compelled to let Crete go. 1t would
have been very much easier to bring her
to that point before the arst shot was
fred.
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 2o-To-
days withdrawal at the New York sub
treasury OF $4,000 in coin and bullion
for export is not viewed with appre-
hension a; the treasury department, old
officials OF the department 10 the fact
that during the last twenty years and
more there has been nm annual outward
movement OF gold from this country TO
Europe. usually beginning In April or
May, and ending In midsummer and
corresponding return movement during
the winter months. The last three years
however, have been marked BY abnor-
mai gold movements based on abnor-
mai conditions which 1t Is said, no lon
ger exist.
several reasons are given for the
present gold export movement, OF when
reasons the heavy lmportatlons TO take
advantage Of the proposed new arin
law IL regarded as the weiEhtiesi.
whatever the cause, no alarm is ieit
here AS to the outcome, the present
stock OF gold IN the treasury &l55.3I4,6sO.
being regarded as ample TO meet any
emergency without In the least impalr-
ing our credit at home or abroad
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Rail-. the leader OF the Grecian oppogl-
ton, has forced the king to let go and to
permit him to form a new ministry. This
ne was able to do because Of the disas-
tors suffered by the Grecian armies. II
the Greek troops had worsted the Turks,
RAM would have found no audience
when he began to make his appeals to the
populaee, disappointed AMI enraged.
Rail- had scarcely succeeded in iolting
out the ministry under which the war
has proved a failure before he made this
boas;ful declaration: I'VE refuse to &C
cept mandate from the king or from
the chamber We must have an abso-
Iutely free hanI' AZ this distance II Is
Impossible tn know exactly what thla
means
II Il means that the new premier VIII
a,temp. to organize victory out Of defeat,
10 hurI back the Turkish iegions and to
push the fightlng on Turkish territory. he
probably cuts on; Tor himself and his
party more than can be accomplished,
for It 10 mure than his country Is equal TO.
II he means that In the conduct Of the
ahalrs Of government he Will Ignore the
king and the legislative assembly he is
in danger or having his hands full
Rail- and his ministers VIII do exactly
what Europe tells them to DO. or they
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THE INTELLIGENCER.


The pottery schedule OF the Dingiey
tariR bin Is by no means satisfactory TO
American potter. The dissatisfaction
includes the whole Industry. the men who
have their capital invested in pot!eries
ana the men who earn their living in
them. The trouble with the schedule Is
that 1t provides ad valorem duties. and
these alone.
In ad vaJorem dudes there Is no safe
ruard for the Industry which It is Intend
"a to protect. aud none Tor the treasury.
The duty being levied on the value the
value Is fixed 20 make the duty as low as
possible and 50 to wrong the industry and
the treasury. the potters wish the sure
protection that specific duties give. This
they should have II it be intended to
give them duties really protective.
The issue seems to have come to this
that the importing interests want nd
vaIorem duties and the home Industry
wants specific duties. Between the Two
the American Congress should have no
dinlculiy 20 make It's choice. Certainly
the Republican party could not afford to
nut Itself in The position cf diserimina-
ting againsi home industry and IN favor
OF a foreign Industry
TIE pottery industry of the United
states Is not in good condition. 1t haA
felt the sharp edge OF foreign competition
under the Wilson tariff bill. and mus: re-
eeiye firm Congress the most consider
ate treatment. or we may expect 10 see
poreries idle aad the men and women
who have been earning their living in
them thrown out OF employment.
This is not pleasing situation. but Il
is the situation as thoughtful and well
Informed men see it.
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ADVANCE II WINDOW GLASS
The Demand More Active Manufacturer
Will Not DIAL VIII. the AasoeLAtLon.

Will Not Deal Win the hSaoeAAAtou'
PITTSBURGH. Pa, April IA 5 pee
cent advance in the price OF window
glass. Including all sections OF the
country. has been made, and will so
into eject tomorrow. The Pittsburgh
and Western agencies, 1t IS understood.
are both In favor OF greater advance
In prices OF glass. to take places in the
near future. The demand for window
glass IL becoming more active and the
proiucti1u IN temporarily decreased by
repairs being made in several factories.
The manufacturers have notified the
window glass workers association that
they will refuse 10 deal with commit
tee from the association. which VIII ask
for an advance in wages for the blow
ers and gatherers.
President Burns, OF the workers as
ISOLATION. says II the manufacturers re-
fuse 70 treat with the COMMITTEES gen
eral strike will be declared.
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In time Of peace the sultan OF Turkey
declined 10 act on the suggestion OF
German officer in his service who told
him that his minister OF marine vas sys-
,ematlcally taking funds Intended for
the Turkish navy,
The minister was getting richer while
the navy was getting poorer. and the
sultan was eonsoliug himself with the
BELIEF that the navy had funds which 1t
did not possess, The war has opened the
Sultan's eyes and he finds that II would
have been better n he had lent a ready
ear to the representation Of the faithful
German ofiieer.
This Is just about the kind az thing that
happened in France under the last Ma
poleon. Vast sums OF money had been
appropriated for the military establish
meut. The emperor and the country
thought the money had been devoted 70
the uses for which It was intended.
on paper there was splendid military
OUTFIT with all the necessary arms and
ammunition. When war came it was
discovered that all this preparation FOR
war was simply on paper. Somebody
had pocketed a great part OF the money,
and France paid the penalty.
Fortunately FOR Turkey abe has no;
been embarrassed by the thieylng OF her
minister OF marine. but she nigh; have
been. II she had become Involved In
war with one Of the great powers OF Eu-
rope her fortune making minister OF mt
rine might have cost her great deal
more than the money be has stolen.
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Suddenly the Spanish government
makes up It's mind to grant certain So
called reforms to Cuba. aud there Il
great fourishing Of trumpe;s over it. The
reforms are thought to he 50 Important
tha, a mail steamer Il held on the Span
lsh side for twcnty-four hours in order
70 bring them 90 Cuba,
The outline furnished BY cable shows
that Mt best they Do not mean much. The
people OF the BLAND are to be allowed
some voice in itS government but nj
ways the controlling voice will be that Of
the captain general. the creature OF
spain. Every so-cailed reform has a
string TO It. and the other end Of the
string is in the hands OF the captain gen-
eral
If the Cubans take this bait st will he
because they are whipped. There is
nothing in the programme to encourage
the hope tina; Spanish rule Of Cuba viii
be any less severe OF any moro in the in
,erest OF the people Of that Island than !;
has been. We do not expect to hear that
any Cuban with a gun and ammunition
to load It IS wiling 10 accept the Madrid
proposals. Men lighting for indsPend-
ence are not likely TO be caught with any
such reform chan.
To do Spain Justice, st is not easy to see
how she can grant any substantial re-
form for Cuba short OF cutting the island
loose and letting st drift, on It's own &C
count. In the nature OF the relations be-
tween Spain and Cuba, aggravated by
long years of mIsrule and hatred. no re-
form OF the Spanish rule OF Cuba can
be looked for. Mutual distrust makes
that impossible.
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TTCN for Men and Women. The nob-
lllO blest in town, are at
GEO. ". SHOOK & cos.
IO-DayS Trip TO Reduced
Rates via b. 4 ..

Everybody expects to visit Washing
ION some time: in fact. it Is duty
every one owes to himself. What Rome
was to every soldier Of the empire, what
Athens was 10 the Greek, Washing
tom Is and should be 20 every citizen OF
the United States-his glory. his pride.
MS inheritance: Il belongs TO him: all
is rnarnlfcenre. all It's glory. all its
fame, It's public buildings, paintings.
stntuary. lis monuments, It's gardens.
IFS libraries. It's museums, It's streets.
its marks, and he ought once IN while
iake n look At t. Congress now being
In session viii add additional interest
10 the city, already teeming with at
fractions.
The baltimore & Ohio announces an
other OF those popular excursions Tor
Thursday, May s, The tickets viii be
valid ten days, and good for trip to
Baltimore and return at any time with
In the limit.
We show below train schedules and
rates Of fare from this vicinity:
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Munyon's Improved Homeopathic Rem
edies act almost Instantly. speedily curing
the most obstinate cases.
Munyon's RheumAtiam Cure seldom tails
10 relieve IN one 70 three hours, ana cures
In 4 Few days. Price. . cents.
MUNYON'S Dyspepsia Cure posiuVely
cures All forms OF indigestion and stomach
trouble. Price. = cents.
MUNYON'S Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks Up n cold In few hours.
Price Is cents.
Munyon'S Cough Cure stops. coughs.
night SWeats. allayB soreness, and speedily
heals the lungs Price. 8 cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains In the back. lolns or groinA and All
forms OF kidney disease. Price. . cents.
MUNYON'S Asthma Remedies relieve In J
minutes and cure permanently. Price 81
MUNYON'S Eltalizer. a great tonic and
restorer OF vital strength to weak peo-
pie 81. -.
prof Munyon has separate cure for
each disease AT all druggists, mostly .
cents a vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon. 1905
Arch street, philadelphia. Pa, answered
With free medical advice for any dLSease.
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viii g., out and make room for ministers
who will obey the win OF Europe. II IS
quite probable that the END Of the war IS
near and !, IS also probable that Europe
win have to take hand in the pacihca-
,ion OF Greece.
The war has stirred up bad blood and
secns to have deranEsd everything In a
country that was peaceful and whose
people seemed TO be getting along pretty
well. There Is little 20 encourage the
hope that Greece unaidea can recover
herself and be as she was before she
drove her king to permit the beginning
OF hosulitIes.
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"a aREEK rEnPER
Not TO be Triasd Wilh-Evsry Man In
Athsns ArninE IIIulssiE

Not 10 be TFiAEd NVith-EVsFy Nan In
Athens AFmInE IIiulssiG
NEW YORK. April sO.--A copyright
dispatch 20 the Journal dated Athens
says the popular feeling that the peo-
pie have been betrayed by their leaders
In the now famous stampede from Ma
q. Is for the limo quleted. An incident
showing the temper Of the Greek people
happened during the demonstrations got
ten up BY GennadIus Who made a speech
in which he called the king traItorand
demanded that the royal family Be
driven from the country.
Then at the head OF a numerous rab-
BILE he marched TO the palace which was
entirely unguarded. Alone he entered
on violence Dent and demanded TO see
the king.
his majesty does not receive to-
day" said the door keeper.
Il am sorry." replied Gennadlus.
Coming out he informed the rnbble that
his majesty did not receive him. He
then entered a carriage and drove away
in triumph, followed BY crowd
Greeks burst into tears when the
Thessallan rout Is mentioned. The
crown prince'a successor. General SuI9l-
ensid, was elected In the following way
at Pharsalo. lie had one competition,
General Nlavromichalls, his personal
enemy. who, pistol In hand. KEEP. his d.
vision from stampeding, shooting down
Ave OF his men.
Niayromchllas was about 90 be elect
ed when ne arose and said:
Gentlemen. my oOmrade, General
SmOlenski Is better yersed In military
science than /. and retire In his Ia
vor."
The people are anxious to Try issues
again under these two patriotic leaders
aud another great battle Is probable.
Ex-prcmIer Delyannis recently said In
an interview making an attack on the
king: II was never In favor Of war. ]
permitted Il 20 SAFE the kings crown.
Practically every man in Athens Is
armlng 10 go and fight the Turks Ev-
cry train into the city Is loaded with
other troops. Yesterday crowds broke
into the gunshops and took the psactic-
able weapons. Il was unanimous
throughout all cIaFses. To-day Greece Is
armed TO night for her life.
Il Is absurd to say that the Greeks
undertook this contest because they be-
lleved they would take Constantinople
in q fortnight. No nation ever had
truer sense OF the odds. The concert OF
Europe had calmly Informed them OF
possible consciousness; there had been a
general movement 20 impress Greece
with her danger. but the Greeks said:
We'll. we must fight, anyhow. There
will be a great deal happen before
these people OF the mountains care TO
pause"
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COL. cAIHouE's MISSION.
Tie viii Lave foe Cuba Ns1t Sunday or
Monday.

Nuou1ys
DANvILLE, Ills. April 7o.-coionei
W. J. Calhoun. who accepted the mis-
sion TO Cuba to assist in the hearing OF
the Ruiz case will leave DanvllIe for
Cuba on next SUNDAY or Monday. He
wiz go first to Washington TO receive
his instructions from the department OF
state. CdlOnel Calhoun declined 10
discuss the subjec; Of his mission, be
cause he thinks It would be highly I'M
proper f0r him 10 do 30, Ee has had no
conference with the secretary OF state
or other officials on the matter. He Gays
ne understands the purpose OF the mis-
sion 10 assist as legal counsel Consul
General Lee Ia an investigation into the
cause OF and circumstances attending
the death Of Dr. Ruiz, an American cit
lien who was found dead IN one OF the
Cuban prisons. II IL not expected that
the investigation win take very long.
and he expects 70 return home some
time during May.
II Is believed here that Judge Day.
OF Canton. who vas first slated FOR the
position. strongly recommended that the
President appoint Mr. Calhoun.
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one OF Two WAYS.

The bladder was created for one pur-
poge. namely. a receptacle for the urine
and as such It Is not liable TO any foft !.
Of disease except by one Of two ways.
The frst WAY is from imperfect action
Of the Kidneys. The second Hay "
from careless local treatment OF other
diseases
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid.
neyg is the chlpf cause OF bladder tr0u-
Dles and suffering 80 painful To many
ina, NE ls made miserable. The womb
Ir5n Inc hi1lder. was created for one
rurtusa. and N loft alone u Is not liable
10 become dl4eased,eNcspt IN rare cases.
When IA position the womb r. situ1ted
hack al and yeTy close 10 the bladder.
and f5r that reason any distress, DIS
sags nr Inconvenience manifested 10
Inc kidneys. back. bladder Ur urinary
prsslea II often hg mistake. attributed
10 female weakness or womb trouble OF
g1f1p som The error Is easily made and
may be- l7 easily avoided by paying a
Ilttlp attention "a the condition Of the
urlne Gee plmphleD. The mild and the
extraordinary eject ~ Dr. kllmcr'F
swamp Root. the great kidney. liver
and Bladder remedy u soon realized u
stands tic highest for its wonderful
cures II YOU need a medicine you
should have tile best ~ druggists ii'ty
cents aud one dollar. You may have n
sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent
free by mail Mention the Daily intelli-
gsEgpr and pnd ybr" address ~ Dr.
Eilmrr a CO., Blnghampt0n. y v The
propript0rB OF tbs pAner guarantee the
genulncncss OF this 0ner.
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Fob SALE.


FTRsT-cLAss INVESTMENTS.
shares Rank Of Wheeling.
~ shares Riverside Iron WORKS
s shares Bloch Bros Tobacco C0mpsay.
All these are per cent stOcks
1900 per cent gold bonds. secured ~
hrst mortgage on business property Ia ;h.I
city. interest payable ssnl-annualiy
100 bond. secured by hrst mortgage On
one OF orr large manufacturing p.arf1
S per cent. ssuii-annually.
These are Investments equal 20 govern.
ment bonds and pay twice the income
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The Japs are not going to hurl them
selves headlong into war with Uncle
sam over Hawaii or anything else. They
know enough about this country 70 know
that 1t Is not China and that Americans
flEh; with something more formidable
than banners and sunkpois
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GEO. v. JOHNSON'S SONS,
RIo NAN STREu.
TRusTEE's SALE,

TRUsTEEs SALE.
BY virtue Of deed OF trus, made "
Thomas F. Porter and Matte toI ~
wife, TO me. a. trustee. dated June DO. =
and recorded In tho Office OF the GER ~,
the county court OF ONO county, n
virginia, IN Deed OF Trust Book No y:
pagr g | viii sell At the north rom 1'N'
Of the court house OF said county on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY or
APRIL. 1881.
commencing al 10 O'Clock a, m. lAe ~,
lowing described property. par' ~ ~
Main street. IN the city o. Wheeling L".g
county West Virginia. at the nor
corner OF said Main street ana Ni,3 a,
The part hereby conveyed v V'un.S,,.,.
follows Commencing at the sot' l.l ,ss
tta west side Of Main street TO the ',I,.s
81 the partltion wall between saw R5Nr
cr,y and tho property conNcNrg I',..'t.-
nibaI Fr-herS and wife 10 Jacob En5NI
IN Scsd dat,d January /. iST. recorded ~
Decd Hook No "a, page -. tNeniN ~
more or less thence by a line p1fn!t w
thr south line OF said lot one h4nhh'E y
and twenty-five Get 70 W taT, I-IIy
twenty feet. more or less, 70 lht H.f..y
ySrst corner OF said lot at the line OF N, q,
Is thctleD by the south line OF sall Nv "a
said Alley u sastwardly one NUM- ~
went, two feet to tho place OF BEGIN '", ~,
TERMS OF SAL E-Ono-hl anA
much NOR as the purchaser elects 10 ~,
In cHl. on the day OF sale, the hNl'.,
ia two cGual insnllmcnts At one aRI s I'M
YEARS nrtcs bearing interest from the 1.N
~ sale 10 bo given FOR the deferred pay
Trustee
W. II. HALLER, Aucuonccr. mr!'''
Tic above sale Is adjourned until say
urdaY May 1. i,gI -. ,,,,o,n,,N
myl lAs Trustee.
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otCrate and the cr4tans writer says;
More than half Of their days are holI-
days. which they celebrate By getting
drunk" II we are looking Tor something
10 annex, how would Crete do Tor a
1tartpr7
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q. O. SMITH,
Exchange Bank Bulldlus.
FOB SALE.

Fifteenth street residence, . rooms. with
bath. hall both gases, large lot. between
Eon and Jacob streets This Is 4 bargain,
and a rare opportunity TO ge; such prop
erty.
Fourteenth street residence. : ro5nI.
with BATH. hall and both gases. very
choice: near Jacob street: &,30 viii buy
II, with years time TO pay for 4.
Money to Loan IN amounts ~ fsr ~
500. 81 600, 81 $50. $500 and SleFh on city
real estate security, on short notice.
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Mr. wanamaker having invaded New
York with a big department store. It is
understood in Philadelphia that New
York parties are going TO invcs; few
millions in a department store right un-
der Mr. wanamakers nose. The new
establishment Is to be the largest Of lts
kind in the world Il would be sad to
think that somebody is trying to blum
Nomebody,
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THIRTY years Is a Ions time TO hEht
so painful a trouble as piles. but Jacob
Mitchell. OF CnionvilIe. Pa. struggled
that long before he tried Dewitt
Witch Hazel Salve, which quickly and
permanently cured him. II is equally
effective In eczema and all skin afIec-
tons. Charles r. Goetze. corner Market
and Twelfth streets; Bowie & Co.
Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Benwood. 8