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FAvoRs JUDGE CAMPBELL
A Weston Correspondent Says IIc Is Gain.
Iny Crountl in fEt. Section,

A Weston respondent Says IIe Is Gain.
Ing Ground In His Section.
To tho Editor of the Intelligencer.
Sir:-Judge John A.. Campbell! passed
through here yesterday enroute to SUIT
ton. and ne will spend the remai2ier OF
this week with the Braxton county Re-
publicans.
The withdrawal OF Hon. 3. T. Neigh
en- has very materially s!mplifie5 the
congressional contest and Judge Camp
bell will receive, without an exception,
the support of the entire Dovencr oppo-
siton In this section.
Judge Campbell is deservcdly populir
In this, the southern end of the district.
and he Is gaining strength daily. Lead
Ing Republicans here say IL the congress
slonal convention had been deferred only
few weeks the Judge would win In, a
walk. A DNener supporter, from Gil
mer county, comedies that colin y to
Judge Campbell. and a conservative Pc
publican from Braxton county said here
to-day, that at least onH-half of the dele
gates from his county would support
Judge Campbell, but Mr.. Cam ,belis
friends claim more. M
Judge Campbell Is pre-emincR,ly the.
first choice OF n large majority of Pc
publicans in Lewis and two adjoining
counties. and owing 20 the disaficction
created in this. county, Is unquestonably
the strongest man. ;,g
For victory at the polls IN November,
give US Judge Campbell.
LEWIS COUNTY REPUBLICAN,.
Weston, w. Va June 10.
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War Loan subs:riptions.

According to the f1naEcial papers, tie
world has not. Witnessed such an Illus
tration Of the financial strength OF o.
country as has been demonstrated With
in the past few days in the United
statcs. Since the bond call was Issued
Monday. evening for 100000, 900 thraal
times that. sum has been subscribed BY
Observation-Disclosures that offfr5to take
all the loan not subscribed for BY the
public. But better than dill, almost the
entire first instalInem OF Fthc loan So
likely, to be taken by the people lnsums,
OF from twenty dollars upward. One aui-
thorisy states tha. St, Is certain thata
very large proportion Of the whole Issue
will DO sold In lois not exceeding, $500. "a
g "a New York dispatch statee that the
first demand at the sub TREASURY the;e
has been kept up constantly. ard that
.whe, the Institution closes at 3 O'clock
IN the afternoon there are waiting ones
etIl1 1n line. In one day H7 individual
subscriptions, aggresating $4,000 .Wtre
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apo,,L[.1rr1cAL.A
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

Primary elections Will be held Saturday.
June 70, lSSS, as follows: City districts
from Until Z y. M: Triadelphia. district
from until 5 p. m! Liberty and Richland
seven deiesates viii be elected from each
OF the city districts and six from each o.
the country districts 10 tho First District
Congressional Convention. 81
Also, seven delegates from each OF the
eointryi districts 10 the Ohio County Con.
One candidate for the Board OF County
Commlssioners' In each district. !,
One member OF the Board OF Education
In each OF the city districts.
One member OF the Ohio County Execu.
tive Committee from each district.
Candidates for. Justice and Constable
where yaesneies have oeea ar sssoo,, and
President and members OF the Board OF
Education IN the. country districts. a n
Voting places for the primary elections
will be located as follows; ~ r,,c,,.
House; Hose House, Fulton; City Scales.
McColloch street. =, ~ - y
i Clay District-old Jail Building. +.
Union District Police Court Room.
Market and fTwenty.third streets
!. Webster pistrict-squire Grcer's ONCE,
No. ia Eoff street. y
3 Richie Dlstrlct-caldwell's Run Toll
GhtNt squire txNrklt y NJlIiCe, ANo. spit jay W
street, and Andrew. Mnurer's Store, No.
Madison District-lsland Hose JJopse.
Triadelphia - District - Lenthcrwood
School House, Town Hall. Elm Grove:
Trladelphia School 1Iouse;J ], 3. Johpson's
Residence. on Iieneytown Pike.
Liberty Distrlct-West Liberty: Poto-
.Rchiand DhtrIct-Glen's Run School
House: Brick School House.
All delegates elected under the above call
shall select their own proxies. "a
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tho County Convention for tho purpose
OF nominating -four candidates for tho
House OF Delegates and selecting ono sen,
atorial conferee from each dlstrdlct Will
be held in the Second Branch Council
Chamber Tuesday, June .. at o'clock
The primary elections will be held sub
feet to tho new district lines.
by order OF the Ohio County Republican
= -, : = SI'i j! X. HALL, Chairman.
JOHN W. KINDELDERGER, sec'ys;.
- 1eb-ucgW
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The world rings to-day with praise OF
Hobsop, the hero OF the Merrimac. He
5larguishesaina q Spanish prlson, bu,
there are hopes of his exchange.
Richmond Pearson Hobaon was born
ut Greensboro, Ala, August II, 1870.
ne was graduated from the Southern
University OF that state, and was APP
pointed to the naval academy in May,
1885, the youngest member OF hisIciass.
lie graduated at the head OF bis cluss
at eighteen. NJ Il
he entered the naval service on O
cruise withthc squadron Of evolution on
the flagship Chicago, Admiral Walker.
in the. Mediterranean. In 1890 he wns
{olerered to n special course abroad, and
iapcnt ono yonr at the EcolcJ Superieurc
;di Mines. and two years ut; the EcolG'
id'ApplIcatlon lu Genie Maritime. Paris
FGe.received II diploma! Of distinction ut.
hclatter institution Iii nava! construc-
5tion and on engines and hulls. &.
~ lie returned TO the United States In
December 1895 fle WINS made Assist;
ant naval constructor July l, 1891, and
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The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all It's stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
q constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
Ing Its own work. The proprictors have
SO much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It fails to cure. Send
for list Of Testimonials. .-aa
Address
F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. t75c.
Halls Family PINS are the best.
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Waris on Ia Ea,nest.

e
For the present the attention OF the
whole world which is conferred on the
war situation Is. divided between the two,
widely separated fields OF activity,
where important news is developing
daily. With the news OF the landing OF
the American army on the coast OF Cuba;
may come the definite news OF the fall Of
Manila. These developments OF til, war
almost simultaneously on opposite sI1ss;
OF the globe will not only Increase the IN
terest In ell America, but in the coun-
tries Of Europe, where the history, that
Is being made Is watched with an inter-
est second only to that manifested by.
ourselves, and, in some quarters, with
much concern. RI Y
ID Reports that the !nsurgent forces are
closing in on Manila will doubtless be
followed with the news that the city has
already fallen into their hands, ard
there win be anxiety to know II the pas
sions OF the rebel forces have boan re-
strained. or if'Admiral Dewey has been
able to command the situation sufT.-
ciently to maintain order until the Amer
lean assistance, now enroute, arrives.
Reports of the surrender OF Spanish
forces at Sarious points to the Insurgents
show how vigorously and effectively
they are pushing the campaign with the
advantage afforded them by the hope
less condition of the spanlards, growing
out OF the achievements OF the American
war fleet. In the meantime, there Is
every evidence that Spain has practical
ly given UP all:hope OF saving; the Phil
ippines-far more valuable to her than
Cuba. and 1t may be reckoned that over
tures for peace cannot be long. delayed.
Hourly and daily hereafter. until
peace comes. important news Willie re-
ceived from the seat OF war in Cuba. Fl
IS not to be supposed that our army, In
conjunction with the Cuban forces, viii
remaint long inactive after the landing
IS effected. Perhaps even :. bef5re we
have heard from Manila we may learn OF
the fall OF Santiago. and, II Admiral
SIMPSONS campaign; asst has been ,Ns-
ured out by those who have been c'oeety
observing operattons.3is carried out, tie
capturc-if not the destruction OF Ger
vera's fleet.
All movements are being prosecuted
with wgor and the way
IS being cleared for the al
vance on Puerto Rico and lava
M. These things are practicable in the
apparently hopeless condition In which
Spain finds herself. 4;
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pn,ro, nuty OTt,e Coast.

I Now that there: Is a growing and np-
parently reasonable belief In the pres
ent impotence of the Spanish navy, II Is
with n smile that one recalls the fear,
which prevailed In some quarters at the
first outbreak of hostilitie3, OF a descent
upon our eastern seaboard. and q dis
nstrous bonhardment Of one of . our
large cities. There was a feeling Of re-
lief when the flying SQUADRON was. as
sembled at Hampton Roads and when
general patron OF the Atlantic coast
was established by means OF n large
number of scout boats hastily bought
and equipped by the government. In
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DON'T.

Don't pick quarrels before they are
ripe.
Don't waste time reasoning with an
angry man.
IS Don't get the big head because you
happen to get ahead.
Don't think that people ever really
need half they pay for.
Don't think a grocer is necessarily
brave because his sugar has grit.
KS Don't get the idea into your head that
experience. teaches q large class.
Don't think because a laborer is a
gentleman that he leads double life.
E DON'T think because It's better late
than never that It isn't better never to
be late.
Don't forget that you ought to be
thankful for great many things you
havn't got.
Don't think because you can get q
ham from small hog that you can get
n hammer from large onc.--Chscago
Daily News. .5S
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received. In Boston and other large
cities similar rtishcs OF subscrlbers have
been noted. Banks stand ready % take.
any part OF tho loan not taken by tic
public. M 'sais 3sst,s
This successful raising OF n bis loan
In 50 short a tlmc Is regarded as no
inarkablc, considering that We arc IN The
midst OF war with q foreign country, az
an expense OF over million dollaru a
day. md that these . per. cent coin bordsl
are already quoted atfa premium. The
Philadelphia Inquirer contrasts this .t6ct
with the significant one that spanisli'li
per cents arc ceiling for bu. onr.third IL
thclr face iyaiuo and that nowhere In
Europe can that government place an
other loan for war expenses. "a
u Throushout the country the eubscrlp-i
tons to tho new bonds are coming I'M
small lots, and the raeon for this conf-
dence shown by the people at such d
time Is plain aud encouraging for the
future. The Significance oft ID that
the people are satisfied with the pro-,
gress OF the war made thus far. II Is all
the more significant because tho CONT.
dence is Demonstrated injthe face of tho
inconsiderate criticisms that ara being
made by the mendacious grumblers!s
The intelligence OF tho people has not
been deceived by ms chronic critics.
and It is not blinded to the fact that
every point Of advantage Is held BY The.
United States and that what has been
accomplished in a comparatively. short
time ssincc the declaration of.war has
been more than thoughtful people dared
to hope in tho beginning.
Il The Philippines are practically In .o,,rS
Possession; the naval strength Of Spain
in 'As!atic waters has, been destroyed by,
an.Amcrican feet, and another Spanish
fleet in the Atlantic Is at tho mercy 81
the forces of the United States, cap
tive. An army OF nearly. 100000 men has
been raised, and It's equipment for ac-l
tive warfare is being vigorously pushed
while d large proportion OF 1t Is avail
able. Formidable forces have been dis
patched already to the scenes OF activity
TO take possession of what the war fleets;
have paved the way for. Within brief
time sufficient troops will be In the Phil.
ippines and the Spanish West, Indian
possessions to drive Spanish control
from them all. Spanish Qualifications
have been wrecked or demolished, and
some OF them taken, while Spain, bank
rupt and powerlees between certain loss
OF her colonial possessions and . threat
ened bloody revolution at home, has not
won and cannot win single advantage.
All this has been accomplished with 50
small q loss of American life that, so
far as, this feature IS concerned, the war
has had no terrors for American, homes.
8 Is It any wonder that when the United
States government calls upon Its citizens
for G'popular loan by the sale of low in
terest bonds, there Is confidence enough
among the common people to subscribe
for It w1thoutf.a moments hesitation,
and that the great financial institutions
are willing TO subscribe three tines over!
the. amount that the government de-
slres? :: ~ "A
No greater testimonial of the corfi-i
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All y cuha1 Insurgents.

Now that authentic reports are being.
received concerning the work az the
Cuban insurgents in reinforcing the!
United States marines at Guantanamo
there is a reversal of opinion as 20 their,
ability to execute their part of the pros
gramme of the military operations in
southeastern Cuba. They, have already
shown that they will prove valuable
aids to the United States forces through
their great familiarity with the. country
and their thorough understanding Of the
Spanish method of fighting. The guer-l
lila warfare that has been so far ,wagsd.
against the marines by the Spanish
troops In the vicinity of Guantanamo,
has accomplished little. thanks 10 the.
experiences with which the Cubans meet;
them on that lIne,' and the bravery Of
our own boys In blue.
The Cuban forces in the portion OF the:
island which Is to be the scene of tile
aggressive campaign to be inaugurats
by, the United States troops ara com.
mandcd by men who have already bean;
tested. They are courageous men and
have even won from the Spanish CONF
manders the complimentary admission
that they have shown more than ordi-,
nary generalship. 1t seems that at lie,
very start Of the campaign The iAmeri-,
n nnnI
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THE SCHOOL MONEY.
Ihs Appottionmsnt OF tho Distributa.
,'Bl, bio School Fund by the State.

<- bio sehsoi Fnnd by the State.
The Importance OF the free school sys-
tenn In Wes. Virginia Is practically DEM
onstratcd by tho amount OF money
which will be allotted to the various
counties this year from the dis.ributaSle
school fund oy the school department OF
the state. The computation Of the
amounts fs based upon the number OF
school children according to the last
enumeration. which was 3O4,C67. The
total amount OF the fund, after deduct
ing the pay Of county superintenlents,
is 3S2,Sls %. which is a per capita OF
sl.e5G5l73. The amounts that will be re-
celyed by each county and Independent
district follow. 1t will be observed thai
Kanawha. Including Charleston indie
pendent district receives the largest
sum. Ohio county. Including Wheeling
Independent district, receives tina next
largest and Hancock the SMALLEST:
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S. E.. PARKER. Sharon, wis, writes:
II have tried De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve for itching piles and It always
stops them In two minutes. consider
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the great
est pile cure on the market
Charles R. Goetze, Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth
and Jacob Streets; a. E. Scheehle, No.
COZ Main street: Exley Bros, Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie &; Co.. Bridgeport.
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Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
MENT." No internal medicine requlr-
ed. Cures letter. eczema. Itch, all erup-
lions on the face. hands. nose. ETC., leay-
ing the skin clear. white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes tths&w
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THE human machine starts but once
and stops but once. You can keep it
going longest and most regularly by
using De Wits Little Early RIsers. the
famous little pills for constipation and
all stomach and liver troubles. Charles
Il. Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth and ia
cob streets: A. E. Scheehle. No. COZ Main
street; Exley Bros. Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
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HUNDREDS OF lives saved every
year by having DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil In the house just when it Is needed
Cures Group. heals burns. cuts. wounds
OF every sort. 2
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THE INTELLlGENCER.
WHEELING, JUNE ls, 1893, )

Flag Of tho free hearts hope and home!
by angel hands to valor given;
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome.
& And all thy hueS were born In Heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe but falls be-
fore US. f3E ] IL.
with Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER
US? -. Sgi - gf n
,Ioseph Rodmnn Drake.
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A TTENTIoN.K KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

A TTENTIoN. KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs
Knight OF PythIas memorial services Min
DO held Sunday morning. June 10, nj tsa
Second Presbyterian church. MemberxI "
Black Prince Lodge No. 10. Couor lie Ins an
No. ] md Jas. T. MCGEE No. %, Diytsos
Uniform Rank, X. of p. arc requested IL
meet at the Pythlan Castle ut o'closS
sharp. Members OF baltimore Lodge No Z
Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81 and S6ceiIr.
Lodge No. III, and Bernard Shanley III,
vision No. q are requested to meet AZ III
Castle Hall OF Ohio Valley Lodge No. n
at o'clock sharp. '' %
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE X. OF p.
Nv. Nv. ROGERS. Secretary. -. I. al
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Tie Intel!iesnesr's War corrsspondent. \


Major Romeyn. U. S. A., rctiredS
whose interesting special letters 10 the
1ntellIgencer from Tampa and. Key.
West have been published each satur.
day, gives US his last letter from the
Florida coas. this week. oni5Tuesaay
he sailed for Cuba on the olivetle, with
other newspaper correspondents accor;
panyins the sinyadlng army which has
now probably arrived at Its destination
His future letters will be directed FROM
the seat ofwar and will be ofgreat In
terest on that account, Il
Major Roineyn win be witii5the Amer
iean troops throughout The campaign.
and we may expect come graphic de-.
scrlptions from him. Ills! position on the
retired lIat Of the army gives him nd
yantages which other,press corresponds i
erts DO not possess, while his military,
experiences and knowledge will enable,
him to discuss Irtclllgently events with;
which he will be in close touch. The
readers OF the 1ntcllisencer. we fesli
cure, will appreciate whatever comes;
from his pen from the stirring scores.
that arc TO BIO enacted from npw ons!n
Cuba. 4, \ \; ~ Il i,
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John G. Whittier touched responsive
chord In! every mothers heart when he
penned: ~ sEtSt ., -. tlJ.a
IA drcary place would be this earth
Were there no little people In 1t:
The song OF life would lose Its mirth
We're there no children to begin 1t.
No little forms, like buds. to grow,
And make admiring hearts surrender:
No little hands on breast and brow.
To keep the thrilling lovc-chord tender;
LIES song, indeed. would lose Its charm
3 We're there no babies to begin It; -i
A doleful place this world would be
We're there no little people in II" =
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

Tho First Congressional District Repub-
lican Convention will DO held In the Park
Casino. Wheeling. on Thursday. July II,
lSsS. at II o'clock a. m, to nominate cam
didnte for Representative in the Congress
Of the United States, TO be voted for at
the election to be held in November next
The counties OF the district shall be en-
titled to choose delegates to said conven-
iion as follows: -
Brooke ............ 9 Lewis ............. IS
Braxton -.......... Is Marshall .......... &c
pp1ddridse $500. i Ohio ,............... g.
Harrison Harrison g Wetzel ............ II
hancock g.-........ 81 E ~
By order Of the committee.
c. D. ELLIOTT. Chairman.
: w. ]. W.. COWDEN. Secretary. s>7st.stt
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NO need to fear sudden attacks OF
cholera infantum. dysentery. diarrhoea,
or summer complaint. II you have Dr.
Towler's Extract OF Wild Strawberry In
tho tnndicinn chest -----
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No one need DO worried about The
cadlz feet. It is not on this side OF tho
Atlantic and Is not likely. to be. S5si The
Spanish government Isn't ntaall APT To-
send over about all that remains1 81 tlle.
strength Of i,s navy 10 meet the .noyls'
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More troops left Wheeling yesterday
to help I'LL the ranks OF the First reyl-.
ment of West Virginia volunteers ut
Chickamauga, and more will follow
soon. The number of defenders Of the
country Wheeling is expected to furnish
will be exceeded considerably. unless all
signs fail.
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The discouraglng state OF affairs at
Manila may well cause the Spanish gov
ernment the serious apprehension 1t
feels. The initial blow struck by Dewey
was one which, as predicted at tho time,
will contribute q great deal toward the
ultimate complete prostration OF Span
.ish power in the world. III.
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II Is contemplated putting up an ENLARGED
Children's Home Building on the present
lot. Thirteenth and Jacob streets.
Offers Of other grounds for the nsS
building will BIO considered. y
WIN. b. SIMPSON,
r. II. BULLARD.
W. B. PETERSON,
10 GEO. L. STIFEL.
W. a. LIST, '3
JelS 49, Building Committee
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The 1ntelligencer extends Its concratu.
.latlons TO Hon. Stuart F. Reed, post.
master at clarksburg, editor OF the TIL.
,esram Of that city. and late state sena.
tor from the Clarksburg district. on ll.s
marriage on Thursday evening, 10 one!
ioftthe clty's fairest daughters Brother
Reed deserves all the happiness he anti,
clpates, and which oil his friends aye
surewill fall to him in the coming years
Unmarried life. 5f
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table fate that would await It. The re.
port yesterday that the fleet was ,sisht-
I'D near Gibraltar may indicate about
Ianythns-most Of nil, according to the
theories advanced, that st was sest from
scddtz to'relieve the popular clamor 10.
Spain caused BY It's continued presence
there. !, /. z y. n w I. a. llgtL
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1.-THE INTELLI1ENcER, embracing its
several editions. is entered In tho POST
otllce at Wheeling. W. Va. us sccond-class
nntter.l Us a.