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


WASHINGTON. u. C.. March si.--
There Is n,aniiess uton the part OF wool
Growers an intent to object to the
schedule for wool proposed in the new
tshl, GILL They nre filing protests and
anrcals with inembers OF the ways and
means committee and striving other
wise to have the bill amended. Under
nrilrary circumstances the house would
gladly consider these appeals and EuE-
rts;iors FOR II ls conceded thRt they are
(or the most part reasonable ana Just.
The situations " such. however, that
thprr can be no changes made In the
hill, and It is likely to go through exact
~ rs :rumed The Wool growers are
y,,nIniRd that the tafin as proposed IN
me ninrley bill is better than no tariff
as provided In the wilaon blu. There Is
urgent nrceasity for Immediately plac-
ing the country on turin for prntec.
lion basis, and that 1t might prove to BE-
f,tal To- the wool interest and all other
int.nsts to stop now 30 tinker with the
measure under consideration.
Tile country Is being Hooded with for
pien products in anticipation OF the
passirc ot the bill. and the treasury
derives no benefit The members OF
Congress feel that " hile there are some
dcscCts In tho schedules, the time TO
remedy them ls AT the next regular ses-
son, which will convene In cDcembe=,
This ~ the View expressed by Captain
pCrrnCr tonight 10 the IntelilEencer
correspondent.
Sat Charged tn ws.t Virginia.
There seems To be miaundsrstand-
.ns uaon the part OF some people re-
.pertuE the Endorsement given by West
Virginia representatives to the candida
g, III Mr. Pearson for the Tunstlll con-
s1lshIp. To set the mntter=Ftrnlght. 1t
Z Vel 10 state that should Mr.. Pearson
hs appointed. and he II likely TO be, he
W,,l not be charged against the West
virginia account, His appointment ls
asked for BY the National Pottery Az.
ISOLATION. which believes II VIII be well
Tor American interests to have prRct'.
cal potter to represent theGc0untry AZ
Tunstill. and Ia casting about for suit
able man. concluded that M. Peafron
allied the DILL He happens to be q Voter
n Wheeling. with business in Phlladel-
pbIa ana interests in many other sec
ilohs II behooVed the association TO
secure the services OF u congressman to
,1trodurs Mfr. Pearson 10 the President
a. its candidate, and the choice in this
ease naturally fell upon Congressman
Dovener. He and Senator Elkius per-
formed the duty as stated, previously
M the InteIligencer II ls as well TO
state too that the entire West virginia
deleCation did not unite In the introduce
ing feature, but the other members
would doubtless have cheerfully Joined
in the function had II been necessary.
Reed Gets II.
REPRESENTATIVE Dovener has decided
upon another postofice appointee. In
this case the fortunate man il Senator
stuart II Reed. who will receive the
copgressnEfl's endorsement for APP
tnIntrnent a. postmaster at ClarksburR.
senator Reed ID chosen after mature de.
liberation. and Mr. Dovetier. a. in the
Wheeling instance. believes It Is better
10 iet All concerned know Of his dccis-
ion. The appointment Will be made up
on the expiration OF the present lncuHl.
Representative Dayton accompanied
the remains Of young Mr.. Thompson,
The Victim Of the Parsor tragedy, TO
Maine. at the request OF the parents.
lie VIII return to Washington to-mor-
row evening.
n lOnE lilk Oh VAGtIAlNN ulbNAhhAAsShNf'
IN looked for tomorrow. and among
others 10 be named It Is understood
Hon. II. Clay Evans VIII be nominated
for pension commissioner. The resignn-
lion Of the present commissioner was
placed In the hands Of the President on
Saturday.
PsrtonaI Notes.
Hon. George W. Atkinson, West vIr-
slnla'E governor. who has been here
since yesterday morning, took dinner
this evening with Senator and Mrs Elk
ms. He made a tour Of the departments
and In company with Senator Elkins,
called upon the President yesterday He
expects 10 leave for Charleston to-mor-
row cyeninb.
Congressman Dorr left this afternoon
IN company with the Hon. James II.
Huling for Charleston, but viii return
tomorrow.
Among the prominent West virgin
IaHs here are DR. D. Mayer, OF ChaFleA'
ton. Editor Burchlnhl and Attorney ]:
J. Parsons. Of Moundsville, both or
whom left for home tonight; Editor
Thompson. OF KeyEer: Senator Davies,
II montgomery; Editor c. l.. Smith. OF
T'alrmOnt: l. a. Martin, Of Charleston;
" r. Chiffon and W. a. Ohley, former
state officials. Of Chnrleston. and Judge
Jackson. OF the federal court.