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immediately after the close of his address
President Nc X fnley and ey-President CieVe-
land re- entered their carriage and were driV-
en- to the white house amid tumultuouS
cheers all .along the route. Presd mt Me-
Kinley This time occupying the se1t
of honor TO the right The procession
reinforced by the numerous civic orSanIza-
tions which had been assembled on the cap
itol hill since early Thurs lay morning. r.
formed and marched down the avenue and
pest the white house where they were re-
viewed by the president and his friends from
a :spec1al stand erected for that purpose IN
front of the edifice
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wolcott Defeated by Tommy West.

New YORK, March 4.-The 2O-rOund
ton. and Tommy West, of Chicago, at
catch weights, which occurred in the
arena of the Broad way Athletic club
Wednesday night, resulted in a vic
tory for West. Both men were on their
feet at the conclusion of the Goth
round but West had done the cleverest
work and the referee awarded him the
The Bourbon news., 1897-03-05
Heavy FaiInre New York.

NEW YORK, March David f. But
ler has been appointed receiver of VIM.
Scwartzfelder & Co., manufacturers of
bank and office furniture. The busi-
ness was established in 1884 and incor-
porated in 1898 with capital stock of
$3.50, 900. Liabilities not yet known
The annual statement of January 1,
1896, showed assets $3.50. 900, liabilities
Sl IN 0OO
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Power House Destroyed by Fire.

= PHILADELPHIA, March 4--The power
house at Thirteenth and Mount Vernon
streets, from which the Union Trac-
ton Go. operated a half dozen of it's
lines of trolley cars, was destroyed by
fire Wednesday night. The loss is about
$500, 900, principally on the valuable
machinery in the building. The loss is
covered by insurance.
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support of the Anglican church In,

LONDON, March A dispatch from
Athens to the Central News says the
Greek metropolitan has telegrapbed to-
the archbishop of Canterbury invoking
the support of the Anglican church for
the Greek cause.
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Pennsylvania Lead Co.'S Assets.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 4.-George
S. Griscom. receiver for the Pennsyl-
vania Lead CO., Wednesday filed an in-
ventory in court showing that the
company had assets amounting To ST.
l69. i9S.f
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William Mckinley III n formally entered
upon his duties as CHIEF executive of a nation
of seventy millions Of peOp c and Grover
Cleveland retired to his new home I Prince
ton y. j. to resume the practice OF law
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would hovo rrou, ,ta, tno Us.
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than tho chr,s,I,r ro,,,,,,r nI - ~ ,,,'
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In mo .oro Irs,aro, ,,,,oro n $50 80 .",
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.Milligan, Wilkin Co.
nEnr You ARE. MR bryan.
son,sthing for the "Boy Orator OF q
Platte" 20 Consider.

Something FOR the "Boy Orator OF the
Platte" TO ConaidSr.
New York World; In his letter to the
Tammany Hall Fourth OF July commit
tee Mr.. Bryan repeats his phrase OF last
year about the restoration OF the gold
and silver coinage of the constitution
Mr.. Bryan will doubtless remember
the famous Twenty Questions ad-
dressed TO him by the World early In
that campaign. Number three OF that
series was as follows:
What Is the gold and silver coinage
OF the constitution" In what clause
OF the constitution, or In which OF the
fifteen amendments, does the funda-
mental law prescribe gold and silver
coinage or any other coinage? In which
does II mention any coinage other than
10 authorize the general government TO
"coIn money" and to regulate the value
thereof" Acting under that authority
Congress at first authorized coinage at
10 to /. Was that the gold and silver
coinage OF the constitution II so, now
has l6 to come TO be the coinage OF
the constitution? Under the first ratio
silver was undervalued and refused to
circulate except In the form OF worn
and abraded foreign coins. Our own
silver coins, even the subsidiary pieces,
were melted down for bullion because
they were worth about per cent more
than gold dollars. In all the period up
10 the time OF the great silver dlscov-
cries Congress sought TO make the coin
age ratio the same as the commercial
ratio. 1t never authorized coinage at
any other. Was that the coinage OF
the constitution" II so, viii II be
return 10 II for us now to establish free
coinage at the ratio of l6 to when the
commercial ratio Is about 81 to-
Mr. Bryan did not answer this ques-
ton then. Is he ready to do 80 now?
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II IN true the Republican managers
claim that times have not improved
because the country " waiting Tor the
passage NJ the tariff bill. II mlghl bp
pertinent TO Inquire why tho tnrln blll
has not been pissed II has been bc-
fore the senate three months ana hnp
met With no opposition from The nomu-
cratic side NJ the chamber Rcgistcr.
This comes In nno grace from a Dem.
oarnlIc organ, The progress NJ the nrin
bill through Congress- hps boon moro
rapid than that N any other similar
mfnSnre u recent yeags The faeara
for tho expedition If business waa
many times mora cfodltnblo than that
whom the Wilson hin was hong enacted
The Democratic pnrly pledged To "rc
form" the inrl1f ana to relieve
the people from oppressive bur.
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HARPER's PUBLICATIONS.

Harper's Weekly Of July 10, Will be
devoted largely to the Queens Jubilee,
which will be fully described and elab-
orately illustrated.
Harper's Bazaar of July 10 will con-
tain n very interesting paper by Lille
Hamilton French, on THE Pundlta
Ramabni," the remarkable Hindoo lady
who has done excellent work for her
people during the recent famine In In
dla, and a suggestive article on French
Business Women" by Madame G. Il.
Villidt.
The Harpers announce the publIca-
ton In book form, OF "rhe Martlan." by
George Du Maurier, on the LIST OF July.
The work is In many respects marked
by the qualities that made Peter 1b-
hetson" and "Trilby" so popular. and Il
abounds in striking photographed
details. A pathetic interest Is also at
tached to II as the last novel written
by the best-beloved English author
since Thackeray.
Harper & Brothers are to publish on
July 0: THE People for Whom Shake
speare Wrote" by Charles Dudley War
ner; Eye Spy" series OF delightful
studies in outdoor life. written and IL
Illustrated by the late William Hamilton
Gibson: I'm Slmpkinsvllle." a collection
OF short stories. by Mrs. Ruth Nc
Emery Stuart; and THE Story of the
RhIHegeld."' by Anna Alice Chaplin.
In Harper's Round Table, published
July 6, there will be short stories-"The
Last OF the JaniZarles," By W. d. Nc
crackan, and "A Desert Comedy" by
Hugh Wakefield: an article by Agnes
Carr Sage. entitled Where Some Old
Nursery Friends Came FROM" an es-
say by Brander Matthews on "Ameri-
canism'; short article by Spice on
Target Practice Mt Night on Our Mod
ern Battle-ships"; and instalments OF
the serial storles-"The Rock of the
LION" by Molly Elliott seawell. and
THE Painted Desert" by Kirk Nun
roe.
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THE BACHELOR REFLECTS.

No girl can freeze n man when she's
melting.
Probably babies talk 10 funny because
they are guylng their mothers.
Women are like bees: whenever YOU
zee one 1t suggests either honey or a
sting.
Love IL q little, innocent. faced child.
and marriage IN tho same child grown
up to be nm old roundcr
| wonder whether frogs croak the way
they do because They are happy or be-
cause they are miserable.
You can never toll by the way girl
hccltUns TO q man whether they are mar
Red ~ engaged or slrangprs.-N
York Press
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BY an unexpected large majority
considering that the Republican sena-
tors are not In the majority, the senate
has passed the Republican tariff bill and
the measure now goes to conference
and will, within a few days, become a
law. The fact is gratifying to the whole
country, for It removes a factor OF the
business disturbance which has caused
uncertainty and delayed the industrial
revival.
The vote in favor of the bill shows how
protection sentiment has broken party
lines, and indicates what VIII prove TO
be fact, that there is no longer free
trade party in this country, A year ago
such a thing as occurred yesterday In
the senate would not have been thought
possible. Since then the people have
spoken their sentiments and Congress
has obeyed the mandate.
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TO KEEP YOU COOL


"What is dolce far nlente?'" well
In It's finest phase. 1t is sitting perfectly
still andwatchlng somebody else work. "
Detroit Free Press.
A Dissenting opinlon.-"Prince Con-
stantlne has shown much ability"
"Well. don't know. When he had 10
retreat, he knew enough to start early,
and avoid the rush. Truth.
At outs.-Mrs. watts-You must find
this out-of-door life rather pleasant.
Weary Watklns-Oh, the out-of-door
part OF 1t is all right: It is the out-o'-
grub end OF It don't like.-IndIanapolls
Journal
Sprocket-I understand that uncle has
taken TO riding the wheel. Handel
Barrs-Yes, and he Is wonderfully ex-
pert Every time he Is out he discovers
two or three entirely new ways OF dis
mountIng.-Boston Transcript.
you speak of your colleague as hav-
ing mercurlal temperament" said one
statesman. YES" replied the other, as
he wiped his persplrlng brow. THE great
trouble about him Is that you can't keep
him down."-Washlngton Star.
First Lady-There goes young Mrs.
Pedigree. suppose she borcs people to
death telling the bright things her lit
lie hoy says? Second Lady--Oh. no;
fortunately he says such dreadful things
they can't repeat them,-Tlt-Blts
why" said the patrlot, "the United
States would have picnic with Japan
II she objected to our annexation Of the
Hawaiian Islands" "Of course" echoed
Joe Cosc. "nnd the Islands would fur
nlsh the sandwiches. philadelphia
North American.
what Is an average?" asked the
teacher The class seemed to he posed,
but q little girl held out her hand eager
~ please. It's what n hen lays her
eggs on" Bcwildermpnt followed. but
the mite was Justified by the LESSON
book, In which was written; THE hen
lays two hundred eggs year on an av-
CragG. "-HOusehol Words.
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ture, and labor hereabouis, though 1t
has suffered long and patiently under
Democratic times. Is hopeful Of the days
70 come. II has welcomed increased
employment As It is the first to runer
when hard times come. II Is the last 10
recover with Improvement for II must
depend upon the recovery Of prices for
a recovery OF wages. Good times can
not be delayed much longer and labor
will share In the benefits,
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SATURDAY. THE 2lrH DAY OF
lilly. 1897.

commencing at 10 o'clock n, M, the fol-
lowing described property, that ls to say:
All OF n certain tract OF land on the waters
OF Battle Run. In Liberty district. In Ohio
county. West Virginia, bounded and de-
Ecrlbcd as follows: Beginning at stake
In tho run corner to Gibson and Ray:
thence with Gibson's line north blke west
GT poles to a white oak corner. thence
with Gibson's line south $50 west lo2 poles
to q stake: thence south iS' east ~ poles
TO q stake; thence south 1885 east 1874
poles to n stake; thence north ig' cast
AS poles 10 the beginning; containing four
acres, three roods and six poles; except.
Ing, however. from the above described
land roods and 80 poles thereof, conveyed
by said Dcgnrmo and wife to Morrow Glib
son by deed dated February q, 1894 aud
recorded In Deed Book No o. Pare 90
TERMS or SALE-One-third and hs
much more AS the purchaser elects to pay
In cash on the day OF sale. the balance
In two equal lnstallmonts Mt one and two
years, notes bearing Interest from the day
Of sale TO be given for the deferred pay
ju2i.h w. ]. W. CowpEN. Trustee
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENGER THURSDAY july 8 1911,

dens." went into power March 4. 1888,
and 1t did not succeed in passing Its Dill
until August 20, 1885, seventeen months
afterward, and all that time the country
was disturbed by uncertainty the
present bill win be passed within less
than ave months after the Inauguration
OF the present administration.
II there has been delay II has not
been caused by the Republicans who
have taken little Of the time Of the de-
bate. .fourths OF 1t being consumed
BY the Democrats and Popullsts.
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DON'T thin your blood with sassa.
fraB or poison II with blue-mnas, but
ala Nature by using DeWltts Little
Early lilaors, the famous little pllls Tor
Constipation blliousncsB and stomach
and liver troubles, They are purely
vegetable Charles H. Goethe, Market
ana Twelfth streets. Chatham Sinclair,
Foriy-Rixth and Jacob streets; a. ~.
Schorlc, No coz Main street; lgXiey
Bros, Penn aud Zane Streets Bowie &
Co.. llrldgoport
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There's n lazy sort o. sweetness
Bout the country all the time,
That makes my life n pleasure
An Nils my soul with rhyme;
An Keeps me nllus slngin'
An er sOrter kcepln' time
Wild the birds out In the orchard,
That sing In summer time
Els n healthy sort o. feelln'
Wild Their hluehlrds slngln round,
An Their yaller hens or squabblln'
Bout thor insects on ther groun';
An II Keeps me nllus slngin',
An err sorter kCcpln' time
Wild tho birds ont In the orchard,
That sing In summer time.
III allus makes mo merry
Ter listen TO thor bees
Er hummin' round thcr dewdropn
Like Their breeze among Their trees;
An ct fills my soul with poetry,
M makes Their verses rhyme
Wild the birds out In the orchard,
That sling In summer time
t ALTON MCDANIEL
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For about two years suffered with
dlarrhoea used a number of RENE.
dies and was treated by physicians, but
received no permanent relief After
tnklng n few doses OF Chamberlain
Cole Cholera and Dlnrrhoca Remedy,
| believe that am now permanently
cured "-lonb Critics, Tanner, Gllmer
county, w, Va. This remedy is sold by
druuVlsts,
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Simply apply "swAYNEs ONT
MENr" No internal medicine roQulr-
o1. Cures letter eczema, itch all erup.
Tons IN The face. hands, nose, etc, iotv-
lng the rltlh clear. white ana healthy
lts great healing aud curative powers
1fc possessed 10y uu other remedy. Ask
Your drugglst Tor sWAyNE'S ONT.
MHNT' ttha&w.
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Thesenate having disposed of the tariff
bill, all that remains to be done Is the
agreement upon the points of difference
between the two houses, This will be
done in conference and without delay
Then Congress will adjourn and the
country will breathe more freely
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TIL. outlook IN wheeling.

The OHtloOk In Wheeling.
The Charleston Daily Gazette pro-
pounds the following questions to the
Intelnsencer, which we admit are per-
tlnent;
The Wheeling Intelligencer with great
eloquence and logic declares that the
tide has turned, and prosperity Is COM
ing. Let us see. Is there any labor
trouble In or about Wheeling? Have
any mills been shut down since McRin-
ley came In? Have the wages OF labor
ers been reduced In any OF the indus
trial establishments OF Wheeling since
the advance agent entered the white
house? Have the wages OF any laborers
been Increased In Wheeling since Bryan
was defeated for the presidency? The
1ntelligencer should Illustrate its lci;u-
ments with few Facts from near home.
The IntclligencCr'J article 10 which the
Gazette refers gave some facts hc'Slng
out It's assertion as to the general sltua-
ton In the country. but since our con-
temporary so courteously requests some
formationregardlng matters locally we
have no hesltancy In making a frank
response. Az to the question regarding
,.hor ,.o,btas 4, vyioot,nr, ,,.o ,,,iiI s,,,
49, ' "sS'e ~
have been. It is true, grent depression and
wagereductIonsin some Of the industries,
especially In the iron and steel mills,
during the past four years, the reduce
tons BEGINNING during the panic OF 1899,
following the election OF Democratic
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ON Tuesday Of this week one of our
largest potteries resumed after an Idle
ness and another will resume In a few
days Next Monday one OF the largest
steeI plants will resume. At another.
the Riverside. no summer stop has yet
occurred. as orders have been sufficient
10 keen the plant in steady operation.
and ground has been broken for the
construction Of an additional mill. There
q no evidence OF any depression in the
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Tho Queen OF all Paimlsts Is here Ana
gives readings 81 Past, Present and ~
ture. Is cents up, Parlors, No. % Sir.
tenth street. juSs
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We ofrcr one Hundred Dollars rc.
ward for any cnso NJ Cntnrrh HAT cnn.
not hu cured by Halls Cnlnrrh Curo.
H. j. CHENEY q co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. huvo known II
j, cheney for tho lngt fifteen Years and
believe him perfectly honorable In ali
business transactions and nnnnclnily
able ia cnrrv out any obligations made
by their nrm
WEST q 'rRuAN,wholcsalo Druggists.
. Toledo, u,
WALDiNG. KtNNAN & MNRVtN
WhoHolnc DRUGGISTS, Toledo, q.
Hairs Chinrrh cure IN intpn lnlerBnI.
~ acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces NJ the gygtem Tpeti
mDnlnlH sent free Price Zoe. Der bot
Ito, Sold by all Druggists.
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MRS. II. RAINBOW, THE PROBES.
WI SIGNAL English Cook, will prensr,
lunches. dinners and suppers on the short.
est notice. Terms reasonable. Privais
cooking lessons given. Address, No y
South Huron street. Island jlN
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CURRENT COMMENT

Cheering Altgeld In Brooklyn and
yelling for Bryan in Tammany Hal is
hardly the way to start a hopeful DEM
ocratic campaign for reversing last
wears verdict in Greater New York.
New York World.
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Mr., Debs' idea OF a cooperative COM
monwealth Is a community where every
man helps himself, This Is strongly
suggestive of Thanksgiving dinner az
the poorhouse.-New York Press
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II was Just about year ago that this
city began to culver in the preliminary
throes OF discovering Arthur sewall.-
Chicago Record.
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.NAsH DIVIDEND.
" Il FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO
The Franklin Insurance Company Ia,
declared seni-annual cash dividend Of
three 81 per cent, payable on demand al
the eompany's office,
JAMES P. ADAMS.
jyS Secretary.
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OCEAN CRY, N. j.
nrsrAunANr ANn oArn.
lHE WIGwAM RESTAURANT AND CALI,

Warm meals served In their best style.
Dining rooms cosy and snug. All short.
order cooking, ANA prices reasonable only
RESTAURANT that provides a ftst.clhHa
Ladies' ana uOntlomun's Dining rnrlur
Entrance on Fourteenth street
MctchnntH Hot Lunch daily Roast Beef
and lotnluoh, Coffee thread aud uutter,
20 cents 1911 Ohnuged daily.
IulO n nRunAKER, Proprietor
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1.-THE INTELLIGENcER, embracing Its
several editions. Is entered in the POST
otfice at Wheeling. W. Va, as seeond-class
fnattarI
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Senator Chiffon. of Texas ought not
to be too violent in his opposition TO
the annexation OF Hawaii There was
a time when Texas was begging TO be
annexed Indlanapolls Journal
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Real Estate for Sale.

Nos, GO and eS Twelfth street. stores and
No. IS Fifteenth street. Ii rooms. modern.
4 very desirable dwelling on North Main
street
No. 1865 Eor street, IL rooms. lot sssls
No. 2si2 Jacob street, rooms, full lot.
A new residence In woodsdaie. 6roons
grounds 70xlA feet.
No. liz Alley II. rooms, lot ecxi2o feet
No. Il North Huron street. 6 rooms, 10,
3Oxi2O feet, oply 1870.
No; l22s Gbapline street. Ii rooms, Id
: No; iis Fourteenth street, rooms, lot
Nos. iSlS 1876 and 1917 Market street,
Dwelling property southwest corner
Twelfth and Eoff BtreetR
No. q North Wabash street, rooms
Nos. Sns and 2o21 Main street, stores
4 fno residence in Pleasant Valley.
grounds S5Nbi0 feet.
x fine residence in Elm Grove. acre
Building lots in the country and on the
From From 500 to $4,000 to loan on City Real
Estate.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Wy ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERA
w hopseYoFh Must come recommend.
ed. Apply u u Fifteenth street. W.
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RINEHART & TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRusTEEs SALE.
By virtue OF n deed Of trust made by
W. II. Degarmo and Maggie Il. Degarmo,
his wife. TO me, as trustee, dated February
3. 1894, recorded In the office OF the clerk
OF the &C ''ty court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, Ia Deed OF Trust Book No. q.
page rs, ] will sell at the north front
door Of the court house Of Ohio county on
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NOR RENT-CoTrAGE AT Molp
IL TAIN Lake Park, furnished, ROOM
Price so, L, A. RuDISlLL, Mountain
Lake Park. Nd ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-08
4. GRAND AILANIIC HOIEL.
InE ALBEMARLE AND COHAGEs,

Atlantic City, NJ J., Nrainin Avenue, Near Beach.
A beautiful hotel with all tho modern
conveniences, Location is central. 800
to $3.50 per day: $40 per week and upwards
Excellent table service. Write for book
let. showing hotel. etc. Eentertains 800
guests.
jui9 ]. p. COPE.