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Democratic organs that are declaring
that Congressman Dayton and other
West Virginia congressman have been
treacherous to labor interests" since
their election, should be more specific
This is a charge which cannot be borne
out by facts. The reference to Con-
gresham Dayton's course. by the Wheel
ing Democratic organ. and a pronun-
cIamento set forth in display type"
and signed by Fairmont Republican,
who openly boasts that his future is to
be devoted to the defeat of Mr.. Dayton
and Senator Elkihs, will be amusing to
those who are familiar with the clrcum-
stances and who know the individual
referred to- It SO happens that he was
a candidate for postmaster at Fair
mont and did not receive the appoint
ment.
This person then Immediately rushed
into the Democratic organs with man
lfestoes announcing what he was going
to do about It. He is stIll using the
Democratic press and still issuing man
ifestoes. HIS personal feelings will not
be relieved until he accomplIshes tho
unSioing Of Dayton, and then, to use
his own solemn warning, he will enter
upon the selI-Imposed task of defeating
Mr.. Elklns for the United States senate
- ,oon Ia ,,.tti toob affair the eincitnn
Of that Legislature himself.
The person whom our Wheeling con-
temporary names is the only one of the
candidates for the Fairmont postofIlco
aho places his personal disappointment
above his party principles to the extent
.hnt nc is doing his best to send Dom.
ocrat to Congress and win next dictate
,he successor OF Senator Elklns! They
are all loyal, deserving Republicans,
,Rhile tho person referred to Is Hooking
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with the Democrats and venting himself
through the Democratic organs in way
that emphasizes the good judgment
shown by Mr.. Dayton in not selecting
him for postmaster.
Usually, in selecting men to al places,
tine blue party men are chosen. and
II the Democratic organs see anything
to admire in person who sacrifices his
principles to crafty a personal feeling
and 70 vote for a representative who
win vote against the principles he pre-
tends to espouSe. they are welcome to
the comfort they can gel out Of 1t.
In the meantime. the Fairmont post
once is getting along in the excellent
hands in which It was placed, and the
citizens of that city are sending and
receiving their mail regularly and with.
out complaint. At last accounts both
Mr.. Dayton and Mr.. ElEins we're pur-
suing the even tenor of their ways, un-
diSturbe6 byterrifc manifestOes predict
ing the awful political fate in store for
them,
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SWr VIfvipis co,i As,;a.


We observe By an extensive editorial ar
Ell u nj nS e inIsslS S5ped q nee trade
England; Whereforer then, the high ta[ 5Li
y spr 81 h,as Protsctioa from What!-
REGISTER.
Inc lnteihseneer quosed nom tne
leading IRON ana eoel tFaae paper IN
England 2 fui explanation et tne tea-
sons LOT the conaltions Wnicn are eu-
vancing tnese PROSPECTS tAes are
wholly Que 20 me SITUATION Whicn exist g
In nee trade England ana not e sFaae
conditions existing IN protested AlleF'e "a
II our contemporary were la1r % l1
readers It Woalo orlne out tnese iacts
which. on high English aarnoritS, pre-
sent 80 much encourasemept % West
Virgin4a's chief Industry ana maze clear
the deploraole situation IN tne mining
industry OF Great Britain ana otner Eu-
ropeau countries
The lnteliigeneer did mot state that
our coal Is now Deins shipped 70 ENG
land IN large Quantities, out dia STATE
that we are furnishing British steamers
with coal, ana tnat tne BRUSH amoae-
eador had recommended the product Tor
that purpose; moreover mat the English
paper looked with approximations upon
me prospect thae we Woola inVaoe the
British market II also aamitFea that
We could supply ail tne BRUSH coanns
stations In the world better IMAM Car
din ana the Tyne eo9ld' ana tnis was
attributed to the nad condition OF the
industry prevailing IN 1ree TRACE Eng
land.
Incident TO TINS question: the lnteii-
geneer puohsnea yesterday an article
from the free trade new 4ork Times
showing how the west virginia eoal in-
dustry has wonderfully deVeiopeG IN
the past ten years and that our pro
duct Is already known tnrousnous the
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OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAN TlCKET.
CONGRESSMAN OOyENER's APPOINTMENTS


The following appointments will be hlled
by Representative B. B. Dovener on the
at slstersviiIc, Wednesday, October Il.
:. al TX Cameron, Thursday, October 49, at
Al West Milford. Harrison county, Fri
day, October II, ut 1850 p. m.
a Al = Wallace. Monday. October IL. at l
At Central Point, poddridge county,
Monday, October Il, at $50 p. M.
At Kenton, Tuesday, october Is, at 1:S0
At Central Station, Wednesday, october
Al { summers s n store. wednesday, octO-
Al cox's Minis, Thursday, october 20; at
At Troy Thursday, october 20 at 7'ao
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Tho United States are certainly cntI-
tied TO retain possession OF the Philip
pine Islands u the peace commissions
crs 80 decide for the cost OF the war
runs far into the millions, and the end
Is not yet. The money paid out reaches
an astonishing total. To free the stom-
ach, liver, bowels and blood OF disease
however, is not an expensive undertake
ing. A few dollars invested in Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters viii accomplish
the task easily. The poor as well ns
the rich GAG afford It.
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Cont Him the Limit.

Pittsburgh Dispatch: The Wheeling
boys who came in last night had quite
a bit of innocent fun at the expense Of
one of the Knights of Wheeling Com
napdery, whose name Is Joseph Wheel
err. He is shoe merchant. and is OF
the same dlminutlve stature as the IA
nous Joseph Wheeler, and with his
beard does not look unlike the hero Of
Santiago. 1t happened on Fifth ave-
nue., when the street was crowded from
curb 10 curb, and one Of the boys asked
in a loud voice, Where's Joe Wheel
err"
"Here I am" answered Sir knight
Wheeler, and instantly he was sur
rounded by an enthusiastic crowd, all
trying to shake hands with him. 1t was
fully ten minutes before he was ableto
escape. The little incident cost him
the, extreme limit.
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with local applications. as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Cstarrh Is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure It you must take internal
remedies, Halls Catarrh Cure Is taxi
en- internally; and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one Of the best
physicians In this county for years, and
il regular prescription, 1t Is coinpos-
ed of the best tOnics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting d.
rectiy on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two ingredi-
ents is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catnrrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo. O..
Sold by druggists, price 7bc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Referring to a comment the Intelli-
gencer made on criticisms OF our peace
commissioners for taking their families
to Paris, and some newspaper inquiries
as to whether the government would
pay the bill, and also on comments of a
sneering nature in the Spanish press to
the same eject the Register wants to
know II this paper did not refer to the
Hawaiian commission, which was llken-
ed to party Of Cooks tourists. The
Intelllgencer meant precisely what It
said. It's comment was based upon Lone
don and Paris dispatches, which referred
particularly to the similarity of Madrid
sneers and comments INDUCED In by
certain American papers. There was no
Confusing of incidents" and the Reg
isters gratultous correction is unwar-
ranted.
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what Attracted the Crowd.

Parkersburg state Journal: There are
queer signs displayed in every city
which finds their way into print, and
Parkersburg has its share, but the
palm is yielded to the following, which
has dritted in from the far east. Mrs,
Marshall, an INDECENT widow, went into
the laundry business on small scale.
She had her sign painted upon the
shutters Of her front window like this:
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S.n,io- Allison on the Money Question.

SenAoS fAlnSOn On luz E4oIEI S3SSetSAAs
In opening the campaign in Iowa at
Emmetsburg, Senator Allison devoted
mis- attention largely to the currency
question, and made a strong argument
for the gold standard, taking that stand
without equlvocatlon. The speech will
attract attention and will be extensively
quoted as slgnihcant, because of the
TACT that the senator who is member
Of the senate finance committee. and has
long been a financial authority In mat
tiers of legislation OF that character, has
been one Of the distinguished national
Republican leaders who were so conser-
vAtIve on the silver question as to be
open to criticism by their party assoc
cIates, Mr.. Allison being. nj fact, one
OF those who opposed the insertion of
rle word gold in the st. Louis plat
form, though he never wavered in his
support Of both platform and ticket.
The Emmetsburg speech reveals that
Senator Allison is now advocating the
gold standard as the basis Of the cur
rency system, and as being absolutely
necessary to the safety OF our credit and
the continued prosperity OF the United
states. In the course OF his address
he took occasion to repudlate the double
standard idea in connection with the
free coinage OF silver at the ratio Of Is
20 theory, as dangerous, reasoning
that 1t means nothing more nor less
than single silver standard, with a
deprecated dollar. This, Mr. Allison
holds, as do all sound money men,
means simply that the poor will suffer
by the reduction OF the purchasing
power Of the dollars received for wages,
defraud those holding insurance poll
Giles, depreclate the savings of the $780,
900 depositors in savings banks, as well
as all credits. and produce stagnatiOn
ana paralysis in all lines Of business,
which would continue for years.
Every phase of the silver question
Is effectively dealt with, including the
argument that is based upon the per
capita theory, in which the silver adj
,,oca,es attempt to chow a relationship
botwoon tho volume OF money and the
1r,css NJ commodities, Senator Allison
l,.r,ons,rstes clearly the absurdIty OF
81. ciotr NV shaving thar the prices,
soo,rding 10 the per capI.a theory,
shon,d bc higher to-day than they were
nrsv,o,,s 10 Is7s when the fact is they
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The cost of the Cuban and the Phil
ippine campaigns to Spain was six hum
dred millions of dollars This is a good
sized obligation for a bankrupt nation
to face, and NO wonder the Spanish
commissioners would have the United
States to assume the so-called Cuban
debt-something which the United
States has no intention of doing.
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ISniEhtsTemplNr ConOiavs-ryrcnc Come
mnndrryia EInnraIon 10 T,lttnhnrr.

VIII be Tuesday. October II. and the
Baltimore & Ohio Is the route selected.
a special train of Royal Blue coaches.
with parlor cars attached. VIII leave
wheeling at $50 a, M, making quick
time. Returning n special train viii
leave Pittsburgh at midnight Low
rates. Make your arrangements now
to go with this excursion.
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The next morning when she went out
to see what caused the crowd In wait
ing there she found that the left-hand
blind had been blown back by the wind
and the sign hardly read as she
meant 1t should although It attracted
quite a crowd,
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The eloquent comparison made by
Hon. chauncry NJ. Depew between the
condition of the country previous to the
last Presidential election and the degree
of prosperity Witnessed to-day was one
Of the most effective political speeches
ever made by the New York orator.
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A most instructive book for boys is
1.-THE Treasure Divers" by Charles
frederick Holder. and which is con-
structed somewhat after the style Of
Jules verne's romances. 1t comprises
the supposed adventures Of a boy In
the depths OF the sea In a submarine
boat, giving at the same time useful
knowledge OF all deep sea animals
known to science without any dry tech-
nlcallties.-Dood, Mead & Co., New
York; Frank Stanton, wheeling.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

Arc not made By chance 10, Id, ,
they ever in any material o . Wan
at small expense, a eoI''p'' ,.r,.
-. -for ebrapncss, and not ioT ' .,,,,,
icnecof workmanship IS tn' No
1909. frequent ana 'u''''" Bes,rgs'
rapid decay and entire u.
... tlon, OF arts and ma"Hil .'n,,,,
For best (Which is tho eh'1 ,,,,s,.
work. tho In,ellIscneer JOB =, a'' "a
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v n r LECTURE AND ENTER
i. N. Y. A. TuNMENT COURSE.
Osu1VII IIsNoIo WRA0' OouIo U
served without extra CHARGE,

SSsNNS .WN-NsNN 100 = ~NSt hSN
Oct l7....Alexander Blacks Picture Play.
mo modern diversion is, perhaps, SO
universally popular as MIR. Blncks
unique creation, the picture play
Nashville American.
Nov. r.. Mr.. and Mrs Francis Labadie.
THE DuoloEue Entertainers. An
Dec. .Lovett's Boston Stars,
"There are four people In the COM
pnny, but each Is an artist Of the very
Jan. I9.............Dr. Duncan MacGregor.
Gifted, distinguished. oratorical, hui
moroGs, sublime. New York Times.
Subjeot-The Grip and Grapple OF
Great Men and Great Nations
Feb. 9..................Hon. Wallace Bruce.
His popular and brilliant lectures have
been fttlngly styled: Sixty minutes
OF Common Sense, HumOr, wit and
Eloquence.' ocS
n RAND OPERA HOUSE.
Ono Solid Week commencing Monday,
October 10. Matinee every day. commence
ing Tuesday.
THE WILSON THEATRE CO..
Supporting MISS UNA CLAYTON. in
high class repertoire. Chnnge OF play each
day Night prices-i0, 20 and coo. Matinee
prices-iO and zoe. oC6
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The writer who produces an entirely
original creation in literature these
days, ls entitled to the attention of ev-
cry literary person; and IL his work is
at the same time wholly logical, true
to life and OF absorbing interest, he
surely can lay claim to careful read
ing. Such has been the accomplish
ment of Randall irving Tyler in pro-
duclng a remarkable work entitled
-Four Months After Date" 1t IS vivid
story, full Of sharply drawn business
detail, which Is itself as fascinating as
romance. And there Is some clever
character drawing, notably that OF a
young heiresS who, for sheer love OF
adventure. undertakes to block bust
ness deal, and Is only removed as an OBJ
stRcle by marrying 'Bllly's' partEer. 1t
is a strong piece Of work, and II not
novel with purpose surely serves
purpose as a keen arraignment OF one
OF the destructive forces of our high
strung society.-Stuyvesant Publishing
Co., New York.
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NIELLIGENCER COUPON.
Or Nation
In War.&&

Tho intelllgonccr Is issuing In
weekly parts an Invaluable Illus
trnted history OF the Spanlsh- Amer
lean war on sca and land, tho pic
lures being reproduced from photo
graphs and original drawings cS-
prossly for this work. The series,
which Is n continuation OF Uncle
Snm'a Navy Portfolio, also In
cludcs Photographic reproductions
or pictures owned by the govern.
mont and states. showing tho hero
ism OF tho nation during tho past
century.
of lG pages each, and are sold nj
the nominal price Of 10 cents each
and ono coupon cut from the Intel
llgcncer. They can DO purchased
at the Intclllgcncer office on and
after Monday, August /, or win bo
sent by mail; add cents each for
postage. Nos. / to 10 now ready.
."..CUT THIS OUI.~.
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undergone, to some extent. q change
which Is discouraging 70 leaders Of Mr..
Bryan'S school
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STATIONERY. BOOKS. ETC.

RAsE BALL GOODS.
Hemmocks croquet. War Maps and
Novelties. Pittsburgh Dispatch, CONNER.
elal Gazette. Post, Times. Cincinnati En-
qurer, Commercial Tribune. New York
and other leading dailies. Magazines, Sta.
tionery. Gospel hymns.
e. II. DUMMY,
iiii Market Street
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vibration the Law of Life" by w.
H. Williams, is the unique title of a
unique work, which cannot fail to In
terest the medical professIon--but It's
easy and popular style makes It n
book pre-eminently for the general
reader and one that will be found i'm
mensely useful to everyone who would
rather live than dle.-Temple Publish
Ing Co., Denver, Col.
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"AIelr Ezofovlteh," a Polish novel,
translated bg liza Young, is a work
which relates to the trials and persc-
cutlons OF sect of Jews known rs
Karaites, and through which runs the
inevitable but evcr attractive story OF
love. devotion and sacrlfce.-W l., Al
llson Co.. New York; Frank Stanton.
Wheeling.
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tThe INTELL1GENcER, embracing its
several editions. is entered in the Post
once at Wheeling, W. Va. at second-class
matter.l
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TEtEFHoNE NuMBERs
Editorial Rooms.......e73 cOaatlng RoOn.......s77
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''The Title Afongers," by William
Farquhar Payson, is a work that treats
of snObocracy in this county and
teaches a lesson, but whether 1t win be
needed by that class OF society that
covets title more than an honest
heart Is another question. The author
treats IN an exceedingly interesting
way a European syndicate that
sent titled Frenchman to this
country TO marry an helress.-Dodd,
Mead & Co., New York; Frank Stanton,
Wheeling.
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1.-THE Trumpeters" and other poems
make up volume of very good verse
Of varied subject and theme.-Haworth
Publishing Co.. Washington, D. G.
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"Plnocchio's Adventures In Wonder
land" is one of those unique tales of
lively fancy that has its own little
world and atmosphere, and that carries
with It an especial charm. It has the
originality Of alice in Wonderland"
and the same veris Multitude The fancy
Of the canvas writer makes the wooden
puppet live, suffer from the conse-
quences OF many amusing pranks, and
finally, seeing the errors OF all such
thoughtless ways, turn into a happy,
living, well-behnved, manly boy.-Jor-
dan, Marsh & Co., Boston.
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We observe By an extensive editorial ar
tlcle IN the Intalligencer that West Viz
ginia coal q largely shipped TO free trade
England. wherefore, then, the high tarih
.,pretection?'' Protection from WHAT
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12
SUICIDE OF A BOY.
Tcn-Ycar.Old Lad Ends His Life Be.
 cause Of Ills Fathers Cruelty.

Sedalia. Mo, Sept. 1i.-Henry Win sers, 10-yea--old boy, committed sui eide this morning because, it is al- legged, Of the cruel treatment Of his father. His father, when he saw the body Of his son, through remorse made an attempt to cut his throat, but was prevsnted by the neighbors. He is almost crazed from grief
 The circumstances surrounding the boys death are somewhat sensational He partook of his breakfast and then went to an outhouse ln the rear of the yard. where a neighbor heard him meaning. 4he lad was taken into the house and a physician was sent for, but before his arrival the boy was dead. His father had gone downtown and neighbor went down after him. His grief was pathetic. He cried aloud and bsat himself with his hands and threw himself across the body of his boy and prayed and mOaned.
 After a few minutes he arose. and, going into another room, secured a knife. 4 neighbor standing near di- yiaed his intention. and, springing across the room, struck tha knife from his hands. He is being watched to prevent his suicide.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

there was milk, there were wines Of all kinds. Mevrow was resplendent in rich silks of this time, the Jufrow prettily reminiscent of the English modes she so much admired. For Monday was reception day, ard by 2 o'clock visitors, chiefly ladies, dropped in plentifully. Also newly-married couple who had previously been much discussed. The bridegroom was Of an cient family, and-horror of horrors, --the bride was but bourgeoise. and very shy Of the fire of critical eyes di- rected toward her, despite her smart new clothes.
 At 5:30 came dinner and two guests. Of course they were cousins, bat, fer all that, some of the best wines were brought out. Port and sherry are served with rich soup, claret with the rest of the repast. We have over roasted beef. carved after the abonin- able Dutch fashion, by which the car yer WhittleS the meat away in chips. We have carrots in an exquisite cream sauce; curry a Hollandaise, with the rice in pulp Next irrelevantly comes delicious mayonnaise of salmon, and finally. sugary buildings and a hand some dessert of fine fruit. At this stage the Rhine wines make their ap- pearance. Mynheer calls toast after toast in old Rudesheim; nor does he neglect to press his choice liquors. Heads are strong in Holland; even thc ladies sip their tiny glasses Of 'Parfait Amour" The best china was used on this occasion-rare old Delft, valued at twenty and thirty horins each plate.