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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
The coming Woman

Who goes to the club while her hus-
band tends the baby, as well as the
good old fashioned woman who looks
after her home, viii both at times get
nun down In health. They will be
troubled with loss OF appetite. head
aches, sleeplessness. fa!ntins or dizzy
spells, The most wonderful remedy for
these women IL Electric Bltters. Thou.
sands OF sufferers from Lame Back and
Weak Kidneys rise up and call It
blessed. II Is the medicine for women.
Female complaints and Nervous
troubles Of oil kinds arc soon relieved by
the use OF Electric Bltters. Delicate
women should keep this. remedy on
hand to build up the system. Only soc.
per bottle. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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HAPPY LIVES
kre Lives of Happy Living, ani Thus tits
Well that you should Know How Til,

Arc Lives OF Happy Living, AMI Thus tits
Well that you should Know Row This
can he.
In Wheeling there Is many q happy
home. Perhaps you know OF some. or
better still, It may be that you res: your
head at night In one yourself. Then
again, there Is many an unhappy fellow
creature In your midst. It's not SUI
prls!ng that this should be the case.
when one thinks OF the burdens some
backs ere forced TO bear. II yours is
not the back that bears the burden.
stu We think you would be glad 10 lend
helping hand TO tighten the burden OF
another. Let US Show you how IL can
be done, and a. the same time tell q
story OF Wheeling life that Will prove
this aid can be easily given. e.
Mrs Frank Ede.e, OF No II Thirty
ninth street. says: For more than Q
year was a victim OF kidney trouble.
never seemed TO be entirely free from
Il, and Ut times Il was SO severe that l
could scarcely manage TO get around
II was the result. think. Of g heavy
cold I had caught, for every little cold
during the changeable weather I was
always worse I had constant aching
pains IN the IONS. headaches, dizziness
ana fert tired and languid all the time
without the least energy. This was par
tIculsrly 20 in the mornings, when
would rise feeling more tired than when
went to bed. ] had seen Deans Kid
rey Pills SO earnestly recommended by
others that l thought they would at
least help me. so I got L box at the
Logan Drug Co. ard began their use.
I had not progressed very far, before
I felt decidedly better and continued
taking them. until 1 WAS free from my
Docn's Kidney Pills to others They
will NOT be disappointed K they use
then"
Doans Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price 20 cents. Mailed by
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, y. Y. sole
agents for the United States. Remeut-
Der the name Doar5s and take no others.
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~ Y =
SELF lis % be seen somewhere IN tlis
background" esff 81
& Observe the !lne literary gitt or sisfi.
nc utilized In tue last sentSnee.s and
The kscnness OF vision: III itwerc not
for the fact that SELF tsteG raw) 10 70
be saen pomewherei,n the background
Quoting Sill fntther: These arrp-
giant, so-called Democratic papers are
more Injurious TO our party than an
hontat. Republican, prehs. and come
stcps afould be tnkefii by the party TO
weed out such nh element from our
zatlon or party for any other than an
honest prc1s. not only hottest to It's par
", but equally honest to Itself, and the
sooner the party rids itself OF this
usurping influence, and bold dtiant at
or to-day are cxhioltlng. the better the
party VIII be. d. u ( N I.
within tho last few years, We find
aewspapers paraelng utdcr Democratic
banners, and upon close inspection dis
cover TINT they are; Ear more Injurious
70 our parry than the Republican press.
and FAR more beneficial 10 the Republic
can party. Every party paper ought 10
refiec, itself through iA columns In
other words, & ought to wear Us poll-
tics on It's cost sleeve" II Tor Any rea.
son q particular paper " unable 70
agree With NE principles OF rs party,
then such q paper ought to so with
that party which Il can endorse, other
wise Che II! 1ucnco OF such q paper Is q
frnud prac;.ce1 upon the people, and a
qualification OF those who ore connects
ed With II.
Again, tie Democratic party has a
su1icieat amoart OF burdens TO oves-
come IN the coming campaign TO redeem
the state from Republican rule. It IS
not time to say who Will be the con-
gressman FROM this district or that dis
ttlct, or who wilI be the Democratic
senator from our state, but the time Is
ripe for such newspapers as the Gazette
10 throw offttheIr sleeps clothing and
lend their every effort 10 return tho
state 60 the control OF the Democratic
party. When we DO tbs. we will thea
discuss the merits and dement's OF our
friends.
The press In our state To-day, whica
would seek TO fldicule those who hay.
stood bV the party In time OF need, and
which. would resort 10 every means,
honorable or dlshoHorable. &c dIsunlte
our party and stir up strife and con-
tentida when there Is none, In the. In
tetests OF some particular iudlviSuais,
has no right 20 have any standing 10
our councils"
And here Is the most Interesting par,
Ggrapis OF alt--tAe last:
The oaiy possible object. such an in
fucHce or Institution could have. would
be % further sor1s personal ambition,
ami 81 do :hIs. q aecd be. would Sell Its
bi-thr.SSt'
Now. we turn 10 Charleston and an
xiously await with Interested anticipa-
ton The ,hied puac,usius political phil
iplc.
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WE nre anxious. TO do a little good in
this world and can think OF no better or
pleasanter way TO do Il than by recon-
nending One Minute Cough Cure as a
preventive OF pneumonia, consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol-
low neglected colds. Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair. Forty-sIxth and Jacob streets;
A. E, Scheele, No. COZ Main street: Exley
Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bowie &
Co. Bridgeport, s.
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wHEELTNG wEDNEspAg

pie ini called down upon themselves,
tie ra nnhahssr;ed that tie Hebrew race
was not pure race. There Is not pure
Hebrew blood In my yeirfs.'' he conan-
.ucd. md therv u not In yours. u, our
ron.Hebrew ilaiterers say: 'yop are
che ancestry or all time. We must take.
into consideration their dense igHor-,
ancs,' ~
Then he cxaprtpd, his congrogation To-
ehdeayo. toSuphold ITS own standards,
to become more feanpd. 20 make 10
charities the most enec.raily orgnnlE.
cd, and TO frown on the pretenslons OF
those whore only recominsnidtlonya are
their bullying poc9er5coks and lhsir
blnzing dlhmonda.
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Tho Ono River Iiallraai VIII sell ex
scursion tickets to New Orleans and re-.
turn account OF MiRrdl GraJ, at rate OF
S?S for the round trip from Wheeling.
Tickets on Eaie February 16. II. rs. 10,
40 and q, Tiili feturai limit March g.
sDouhlc berthin sleeper fiom Cincinnati
. 10 Now Orleans and return, SO. ".
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Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teethlng. 1t soothes
the child. softens the gums. ollays oil
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
cents a bottle. m.w&t
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A True Maxim.

Nothing succeeds like sacccaS. is n
maxim well applied % DR.. Bulls
sCougl, Syrnp,for this famous remedy
succeeds In curing n.siy case oil coup,
cough aiIl cod wliic!, It undertakes,
and 10 this alone 10 d its wonderful
popularity. Mrs. +. W. Richards
s2a4 E. Cumberland Sc, Philadelphia,
pa. states az liaYosilal Dr. Bulls;
Cough syrult onnls' bureau for tho Inst
nine years, AMI have found It certain
Sand safe cure for group. 1 haze also
found IL cfilcacions in extreme mem
sbfancous Group, and would advise all
mothers 70 asoif,' DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup costs only % cents. aud sou
ssllonld bear 10 mind, that substitutes
simply benefit The dcalet,s purse. In
llst on. getting lir. Buii's Cough Syrup
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PLUMBING, ETC.

u L. M'KowN, iss
l1.. Plumbing. Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gasoline and Oils OF all kinds, Sewer Pipe,
ptc., 1911 Market street. Wheeling, W. Va.
Telephone loi. Estimates Furnished. myl
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: THE SCSatOR sIO NIX VI Gt..AN .
Democratic organ at Mr. Faulener's
Home Makes a Few Remarks.
Parkersbu.g State Journal; The bitter
attacx. made last week by Johnny Me-
Graw's charleston Gazette upon Senator
Cholly5 Faulkner has started a political
5:edi between the two aspiring party
leaders and their tr!eRass that gains
M 1isn.um and magnitude as time
passes. McGraw's Gazette editorial
! causes the dapper cholly Jim 70 wl,rt
his pen and utilize nearly a column OF
space In his Berkeley Democrat with
what he chooses to call "a Boomerang
He says:
The Charleston Gazette, q Eewspa-
per purporting 10 be runIn tho interest
4ot the Democratic party, seems 10 take
great pride in lllucldating md exposing
every possible avenue ofkmlsadyenture
of It's party. No party Is without Its
mistakes or free from all OF the polite
sides. Yet, we think 1t time 10 call 10
= tlll -dCGuuul aHJ pa " EhS"oP3pSAr W 5000
takes advantage OF every opportunity
+ that presents itself, not only TO injurc
4 the party itself, but every individual
Connected with It. when that indiyidu-
al does not happen 10 be In harmony
5 WITH come possible contingency of the
Z paper or the interest IN which the pa
per IS run"
Now, that is very good. He acknow!-
edged his own shortcomings and those
iotsh!s party, and lastly draws a sharp
Zine OF difference between the conlict-
ling individual interests In this discuss
Z lon and gIves parting shot at the
: Grafton statesman. Further:
I'VE have too many OF these .so.c1iled
s party. (Democrstlc) newspapers In West
x Virginia. It Is impossible 10 tell sorrH-
times TO whit party these papers be-
long. and under what possible excuse
s4such papers are run and why they pre-
tend 10 be of interest 10 their pnrty.nnd
thus assume 70 dictate .hr altitude OF
I The patty on current questions. Is a
question tia. would perplex the wlsns.
Sott US. RI. were not for the .act that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
SENATOR CLARR..
oIwyonIng, Under d ouestIon 81
Personal Privilege.
TRIES TO sEXPLAlS his VOTE

oS THE TELLER RESOLUTION,
AND WHICH CAUSED THIS
CHAIRMAN OF THE LARAMIE
COUNTY REPUBLICAN, COMMIT.
TEE 10 REsia N--sAYst HE ONLY
DID WHAT Afs THOUGHT WAS
RIGHT, AND DECLINES TO BE
READ OUT OF THE I,EpuRLI.
cANsPARTY-EytpENTLYFAtL.
ED no SEE rrrE STING IN THE
JAIL or TELLER's REsoLu-
jrloS.
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MFRS. MARY LEWIS, vito OF q psout-
AVN ncns farmer, and well known by al
~ old residents near Belmont, ~,
wfitess "ror twcnty-sovcn years had been
constant sufferer from uorvous prostra-.
ton, and paid large sums Of money for doc.
tors and advertised rainedIca without penc-
NJ Three yoass ago my condition Has
alarming: tho least no!So would startlo and,
rnncrvp me-. I was unaSlo toslcop, had q
number Of sinking spells and s!owly grow
worse. rbesan uElaS Dr.. Niles Restorative
Ncryino aud Nerve aud Liver Pills. Astsst
tho medicine soemcdtohaYu no eject, hus
after taking few bo:tico began 60 roti:s
change; rested bcttes at night, my appe-
tito began 10 IMPROVE and I rrpldly grew
better, until now I an as aeariy restored
10 health ms ono OF my ago may eytJect. God
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Gas and Electric Chandeliers, Filters,
and Taylor Gas Burners a specially. mr2
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PfeelleaI Plumber, Gas and slcam Iiltot.
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(lllNa9tii.Nb4O.Nt ~ 'S'f 81 - wv.
Hugh Johnston. pastor OF che Metro.
poiitan Methodist Episcopal church.
washington, delivered the Invocation OF
tie opening Of the senate's session to.
day.
Mir. Clark, Repa wyo.), presented as
q Question Of personal privilege a dis
patchtrom his state, published In east
ern aeHspapers. to the ctfec. that Hem
~ G.. Hay. chairman Of ne Laramie.
County Republican committee. had re-
EiSned beszase OF the votes cast by the
wgemiag lenators for the Teller reso-
luton.
8r. Clark said so much had been said
Concerning she votes OF WyoEing's SEN
ntors. and as';o thc significance of,hose
\ votes, ts1xt as deemed Il wise % make
v a statement. lie expressed surprise
that the matiyc5 and designs OF those
voting for thu resolution shepld have
& been Impugned He said that the at
tempt made to Commit the, Republican
party 10 a line o. Dciicy neye. laid
down, and never contemplated by that
party, and the further olfc,t 10 read ont
of the party those Republicans @ho Vot-
cd for the resolution would far.
As for himself. he declined mist SIn-
phntlcally TO be read out OF the Reoub-
llieau party. and was satisfied the Ness.
es OF that party would never convirt
! him of political heresy on account o.
his vote.
Mr.. Clark thought that the Democrats
ought, In view OF their record, 70 have
supported the Nelson amendment pro-
vIdlnS that gold and silver coins should
he maintained at a parity. He Thought
that the vote he had cast vas no stain
on his political party honor. and his
vote for the Nelson amendment was
cast as a protest against silver mono
metalllsm. *
He felt that his vote was In line With
8 the Republican policy outlined at So,
Louis He was earnestly in favor OF In
ternationul bimetaliism, and was as
earnest as any man In the chamber In
his Efforts 10 maintain the national
: honor. BE felt tina. 10 the Republican
pdtty might be entrusted the duty 10
solve the financial question. That solu-
i ton would not be on the line OF gold
REORGANIZATION nor on the line of silver
= tDCuOMtltIHslIlt Du1 Ob TtLA1A VI IIahSNN-
llsaa-lutesaational or other. Sooner.
: perhaps, than many expected, stmetal-
: Ism would be reality. and the time
would be here when gold and silver
would be received on equal terms AZ the
nnifI,s and every dollar OF the govern.
ment would be maintained at an equal
value and use with every other dollar.
Tfat, Mr. Clark concluded. vas one OF
the missions of the Republican party.
!. and IL would, be performed with honesty
and fidelity,
The resolution Of afr PettlSrew. Is.
Do declaring lt 10 be the policy OF the
Limited States not 70 acquire territory
4 10 defend which n navy would be re-
: qnifed went over until Tomorrow at the
reques; OF the author.
,Ar. Morgan's resolution presented
( yesterday. calling upon the President
I for correspondents and information re-
Iatlng to the arbitration OF The British
! seizure claims was adopted.
The senate then at 1910 y. m, on mo-
tioa Of Mr.. Davis, chairman OF the for
S seign relations committee, went into ex-
Z ecutlve session.
ltfr54 --.------e>------------ ~.
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bless Dr.. Mllcs'Scryine,
Dr.. Miles Remedies
arc sold By oil drug
s.sss under q positive
guarantee, frs: oot,lo
benefits OF money re-
funded. Book on dis
cases or tho heart and
nerves frpc. Address,
DR. MILES MEDfCA
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DoBERT W. KYLE,
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THE TT SENATOR 10 Mr.. M'GRAw
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.PANK OF, THE OHIO VALLEY

NI-trJIASf 1aYer,rn, l'Fcsidtl,
PoELOCN...Nicc PFes'N''.
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FINANCIAL.
@. LAMB, Pres. JOS. sEYBoLD. Cashier
J. A. JEFFERSON. ASST Cashier.
.BANK OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL 5000. 900. PAID IN
" WHEELING. W. VA.

DIRECTORS
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2wAsfiNeToN B. G., Feb. I-Rey.
Hugh Johnston, pastor OF the Metro.
polltan Methodist Episcopal church,
washington, delivered the invocation Of
the opening Of the senate's session to.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

ChickGmauga, July 31.-A genuine
surprise was sprung at Camp Thomas
this afternoon. Instead Of further
troops being ordered out, us might
have been expected, Major General
James +. Wade, commanding the army
at Camp Thomas, was ordered to re
port forthwith to secretary of war al
Washington.
In compliance with the order Gener.
al Wade and the members of his stan
proceeded Immediately to Chattan
ooga and left thence Mt 10 o'clock to
night for Washington.
1t was announced tonight by one OF
General Wade's staff, Just before
boarding the train for Washington
that General J. S. G. breckenridge had
been assigned to the command of the
army Mt Camp Thomas and woult
probably arrive Tuesday of Wednes
day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

Panama Park, Jacksonville, Fla,
July 3O.-Anothcr flattering compli.
ment has been paid the Torrey regi.
ment, this time by the brigadier gen.
eral commanding the division to which
the regiment is attached. To-day Is
the siNtieth day since the organization
of the regiment. They were reviewed
this morning by Brigadier General L..
+. Hubbard, commanding the Third
division, Seventh army corps, to which
the regiment is attached. Immediate.
ly after review General Hubbard said
to your correspondent:
Il reviewed the Torrey cavalry to.
day. l had four years experience in
the war of the rebellion and have seen
very many cavalry regiments. l never
saw us fine n body of cavalry MS tho
Torrey regiment. Its maneuvering was
perfect in every detail and their horse.
manship Is simply wonderful. There
was nothing to call for the least nd.
verse criticism. and have only words
of praise for officers and men alike. n
Is IN organization that, II opportunity
offers, VIII, am sure, do great credit
to the volunteer army"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04
o+O+o+0+o!'of0+o+o+@+0 +e+
f. E Mining Department.

levels down to the 500 foot station,
will soon show the world what the
great Independence, the banner mine
of the entire Cripple Creek district,
can do when called on. Figures have
been called for for the erection of eX-
tensive additional ore bins, with which
the property is already well equipped.
and 1t is learned from sources that are
beyond question that the millionaire
ex-carpenter will for the remainder of
the year draw on his underground
treasury on n scale that will not only
swell his already comfortable bank
roll, but will also add to the production
of the camp up to the tune of nearly n
quarter of n million n month should
he feel SO disposed. For many years
the output, which has been kept down
to the actual payment of expenses,
has been pointed ut by those who
claimed to know MS the production
of n worked out mine but now that Mr..
Stratton has finally decided to cut
loose, these individuals will be relegat-
ed to the obscurity they should never
have emerged from. The Independ-
ence will take once more its pride of
place among the leaders.
From an equally reliable source it is
also learned that the net returns from
the Portland company's shipments dur
ing June amounted to $4,000 after
deducting all smelter and transporter
ton charges.-Cripple Creek Citizen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04
FARMING MATTERS.
BIG CROP OF FRUIT
Expected Colorado Will Break tho Record
This Year.

Expected Colorado VIII Break tho Record
This Year.
| Colorado will eclipse all former pro-
auctions in fruit this year. Reports
received by Mrs. NJ. A. Shute, secre-
tary Of the State Board of Horticulture
show that In most Of the fruit bearing
sections of the state the outlook Ior
prolific crops was never brighter. Inc
! quality Is also said to be better tnan
In previous years.
Yesterday Mrs. Shute received con-
slgnments of aprlcots and raspberries
to be placed In the state exhibit at tine
Omaha exposition. The npricots were
from r. S. Purtee of Parachute, Gar
field county. They We're in fine comb.
ton, firm and hard and highly colored
red and yellow. They are known as
the Moore Park variety and develop
splendidly In Garfield county. Mrs.
Shute will preserve them In solution
which has been marked success and
ship them to Omaha.
The raspberries We're also from Gar
field county, from the ranch of $. w.
Mott of Glenwood Springs. The MARI
boro variety is hardy and will contin-
ne to grow until nipped by the
frost. Last year, Mott says, the vines
continued to bear until the end of Oc-
tober. Mrs. Shute says that both speci-
mems of Colorado fruit are very creult-
able and will add to the value ana at
Effectiveness of the exhibit Mt Omaha:
From Fremont county the report Is
that the apple crop will exceed the pro-
duction of last year very materially
w. s. Coburn, president of the state
Board of Horticulture, says that all OF
the fruit crop in Delta county Will De
bigger than last year. 1t promises.
however, to be about two weeks later
on account of the cold spring. Presi-
dent Coburn believes this Is an advan-
tage which will result in benefit to the
quality and general appearance OF the
fruit.
Garfield county fruit growers Will
commence shipping about September
LIST. 1t is their intention to send about
200 boxes of fruit to the Transmississip-
pi Exposition, In which pears and ap-
pies will be speciality. Montrose
county will also gather an exhibit. The
county never looked better from n hor-
ticultural standpoint, according to n re-
port from County Inspector Reeves.
Congressman Bell, who owns one OF
the most extensive orchards In the
county, has declared his intention of
helping Reeves to forward an exhibit
to Omaha which will be q credit to the
county and state.
Mesa Is also forcing her way to the
front for continued honors Us horti-
cultural county. The crops few miles
outside of Grand Junction will be as
heavy as any in the history of the
county.
The State Horticultural Fair will be
held in Pueblo, September 2Sth, 10Th
and Both. 1t is not improbable that an
agricultural exhibit will be added to
the usual horticultural attractions.
committee of Pueblo business men will
meet Mrs. Shute tomorrow Mt the cap
itol to perfect the necessary arrange
ments for the fair.-Denver Republic
can.