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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Some people are always up and doing
other people.
The older a woman gets the more she
worries about past years.
Love and seasIckness are feelings that
heggar description,
Patriotism Is frequently used as a
cloak by scheming politicians.
One Cuban in tho commissary depart
ment is worth two in battle.
Men are not necessarily big guns be-
cause they happen TO be big bores.
Before marriage man swears to love;
after marriage he loves to swear
Some people are naturally nervous,
while others are troubled with prichy
heat.
There Is nothing manly man admires
more than girlish girl or womanly
woman.
An actress is often indebted to the
florist for the flowers she gets over the
footlights.
The man who fails to lay up something
for rainy day always has to depend
on his friends for an umbrella.
1t doesn't always make man happy
when girl returns his love-especlally
when it's returned because She has no
use for 1t.
Before marriage every man has a
theory about managing wife, but af-
ter marriage he finds that It's condi-
ton and not a theory that confronts
hlm.-Chicago Daily News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25
TIE Ranwam.

An advance summary Of the statistical
part OF the report OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission gives some In
teresting information, showing the con-
dltlons OF the railroads OF the country
during the year and the increases over
the previous year in various depart
ments. The increase Of railway mileage
over the previous year was fairly large,
being 1851 miles, the total mileage in
the country being 1SI.42s. The wages
and salaries paid by the railways
amounted to 6l.s7 per cent of the total
operating expenses, the total amount
thus paid being 465.6O1.5s1. The roads
carried 4S9,4I5,19S passengers during
the year, while the number of tons Of
freight carried was 7l1,7O5,9l6. An evil
dence of the advancement which rail-
ways are making in the matter Of equip
ments is found in the fact that ninety
i've per cent of the mileage of the coun-
try Is laid with steel rails and the use
Of air brakes and automatic couplers is
Increasing rapidly.
In the matter OF casualties the figures
are large. yet the percentage is small.
There were, during the year ending June
30. 6,4s7 fatal accidents in connection
with railway work and travel and Ss.437
injuries. The percentage Of passengers
killed was but one in every 2,2O4.7Os, and
one in every 1915 was injured. II is a
remarkably low rate considering the
grand total of travel. The rate is great
er among railway employees, the ratio
being that one out of every 4sS is killed
and one out of every thirty injured.
The report will show that during the
year the number OF railroads taken out
OF receivers hands was IS. and Is were
placed in receivers hands. The gross
earnings of the roads last year were.
81 ,le2 oss,77S expenses, general and for
operation, S7Ss. OO5, 1888; net earnings $685.
$4,000. These figures are not without
interest, as forecastIng some Of the feat
urey Of the coming report, from stalls
teal point Of view.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25
TIE Coming Campaign.


Incident to the meeting OF the Repuh-
iican state committee at Parkersburg
tuesday night. the reports from various
paris Of the state were of an encourage
ing nature regarding the Republican
prospects in the campaign, which is
about 10 open. ThIs does not necessayE-
ly mean that all Republicans viii sit
down and quietly await success, but that
there is an evident intention to make
campaign on Republican lines which. in
view of the general situation in the
country. win bring victory.
The Democratic party in every part OF
the state is adherinE to the Chicago
platform and Organism in general, and
adopting the general policy of denounc-
ing everything and everybody Republi-
can. The Republican party, on the other
hand,ls standing by the nationaladminis-
traHon and the principles to which the
party is pledged and is carrying out.
Nationally, the credit and the integrity
Of the country is maintained under the
most trying circumstances and in time
Of war. The splendid confidence the
country Is exhibiting in President Nc
Kinley, the general commentator Of the
couSe Of the Republican majority in
Congress, the increasing volume of BUSH
ness and the extension OF our foreign
trade, are all favorable to Republican
prospects In the state the record Of
the departments OF the government
show economy and falthfulness on the
part OF the administration.
Good work in West Virginia, organi-
cation. fafthfulness to party principles,
are ali that are required. The RepSbM-
cans Of West Virginia are in the majori-
". This Is a year when that majority
should be strictly In evidence at the
polls; ana 1t will be. Four Republican
congressman and Republican legisla-
ture. as in 1894 and 1896, can and will be
chosen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25
PASSING PLEAsAHTR1Es,

Cant / begin TO print some news?'
asked the spanish editor.
mo" answered the censor decislvelyi
mot until there isn't any. '-Washington
Star.
1--WE couldn't keep a wax figure Of
Dewey in our museum at all"
why not?"
.'The people wore 1t out shaking hands
with it."-Detroit Free Press.
"she has masculine mouth, don't you
Very. / fancy she couldn't hold more
than dozen pins in 1t TO save her life. -
Detroit Journal.
Old NJ. Dare you having much prac-
y Young N. Dyes. quite a good deal
thank you.
Old N. D.-Ah, I'm glad to hear It. Arc
you making a speciality Of any particu-
lar thing?
Young NJ. Dyes, indeed. About nine
tenths OF my time Is devoted 10 the
practice OF economy.-chIcago News.
AIkaIi Ike-I hear that Buzzsaw Pete
died OF throat trouble. What was 1t?
Bronchitis?
phiR Record.
clara-Are you engaged to Douglas for
good?
Gertrude-It looks SO. I don't think
hen ever be able 10 marry me.-Ltfe.
Bad Aim-Not a single book that
have written has made hit HIM; you
must have some Spanish blood in your
veins.-Detroit Free Press.
Mr.. Isaacstein-So you t'lnk young
Rosenbaum means peezness2
Rebeeea IsaaesteiR [eoyly)-Yes, pa
pa; he talks nodding but nonsense
Puck.
First citlzen-why didn't you go to
the war?
Second CltIzen-well. between you
and me, didn't know the Spanlards
were such bad shots.-Truth.
A Tangled web.-Tommy-Pa, why
are single women called splnsters?
Pal expect it's because they are al
ways spinning web to catch a man.
London Fun.
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c.tarrb Cannot be Cured.

BY local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear,
There Is only one way TO cure deafness
and that Is By constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an inlamed con-
dItlon OF the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachlan Tube. When this tube is In
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when It Is en-.
tlrely closed, Deafness is the result
and unless the Inflammation can be Ia
ken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are cauEed by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inilamed condition Of the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars fox
any case OF Deafness Caused by Gu
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure, Send for circulars; free,
+. ]. CHENEY. & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Fate Of AZ. In,psrluliut

The ex-Presldent thoughtfully stroked
his heavy chin in sections.
Chickens are troublesome stock" he
said, as he looked at his populous hen
yard, "but there's a certain fascination
about them that is hard to explain.
They distract me-and they distract my
mind. That" added the great man after
a pause, sis a paradox"
what has become OF that fine high
stepping rooster you had when / was
here a week ago?" inquired the visitor.
Mr. CleVeland's brow darkened.
'UntimelS circumstances forced me to
guIllotIne him." he muttered
For what cause"
Mr.. Cleveland's brow darkened still
more.
HE had reprehensible way" he
said, "of straylng from these premises
and wandering far from home. with the
double purpose OF conquest and annexa-
ton. He whipped the other ROSTERS
and he endeavored to annex their Wild
owed hens"
"And you killed him for that?" quer-
led the guest.
~ killed him." replied Mr.. Cleveland.
with extreme bitterness. because he
was an Observation-Disclosures Plain
Dealer.
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The news that the insurgents have in-
formed the Americans At Manila that
they are willing to give up their arms
and acquieoce in American and British
rule. but that II the peace terms take
any other course they win mot submit.
indicates that the insurgent leader pro
poses TO have say or to make his In
Auence in the peace negotiations. II
this news is officially confirmed a ques-
ton presents itselt which may involve
heroic measures with reference to the
insurgents. Uncle Sam needn't worry
about 1t. He has big country back Of
Rim. Besides, there's rare diplomacy
representing the United States already
at Manila. 1t may be depended upon
that Agulnaldo Will accept. the peace
agreement, whatever II may be.
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P.ae. IuhI.e,.

The great peace jubilee. which New
york Is preparing for, will doubtless do
che metropolis proud. for New York is
capable of having Demonstration the
like Of which has never been witnessed
before on this continent on such an Occa-
sion. All the people OF the United States
cannot be there. but all the people will
hold peace Jubilee Just the same. With
the coming of peace comes greater
United States in more respects than one,
and whatever there is in the future,
whatever questions remain to be de-
cided, the people have confidence that all
viii be wisely worked out. The PEACE
celebrations that will be held through
out the country viii be the more enshH-
slastlc, the more inspiring. and Old
Glory viii float the more proudly, be-
cause of the momentous results Of the
war, as we'll as for the splSndId triHmphs
won by our sea and land forces.
New Yorks peace Jubilee will be upon
a magnificent scale. but IT will represent
NO Rrnnder sentiment, no more Joyous
welcome 70 peace and oil that's means
mo more heartfelt tribute to the brave
boys who have achieved SO much for
their country. and who have cluragc-
ouely faced the hnTdships and ths SUI
ferings of the campaigns, than will be
found In every community In the land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25
III. Thr.. .tB's"

brotherhood, BimetalIIsm and Bry-
an" were the watchwords sounded yes
terday by Chairman smalgey, OF the
Ohio state Democratic convention. and
the sIxteen-to-oue statesmen from the
counties that have twice In succession
knocked in the head Organism" which
sails under the nag OF alleged BImetnl-
ism, cheered the war-cry.
The Republicans of the state Of Ohio
could desire nothing more favorable
than the adherence on the part of the
state Democracy to the Chicago plat
form. II that dead issue is 20 be 90
vamped in Ohio the Ohio Democrats will
go farther than the more discreet DEM
ocrats In one or two other enlightened
commemorative.
brotherhood, RlmetallIsm and Bry-
an" is good enough for a campaign cry.
1t is all right as to brotherhood"
whatever Chairman smalley meant by
that, and It is hoped that the other two
sections OF the utterance will be EN-
blazoned on every Democratic banner In
capital letters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25


Behind the blood red battle cloud,
Above earth'S crimson stain;
Above the agonlzing field,
He ruleth not in vain.
He oversees the deepest plans
Man makes In boAstful power;
But ever knowing all his deeds,
Controls the final hour.
Earth has her banners terrible,
The drum beat and the roar
OF murdcrous artillery,
Red famed on sea and shore,
Tho piercing steel and Scrrled lines.
The grin death dealing tower;
The curunge and the victory
And man cries, mine the power"
The countless slain, the ready shout,
"'fhG might IL on our side"
The bugles biare, the banners wave
The glory far and wide.
The chain shot and the screaming shell,
May rain burning shower.
His covenant rcmuincth still,
And HIS is stlll the power.
Mans strategy, akin TO crime.
Great slaughter gains anew:
HIS mighty arm shall break tho bow
And snap the spear IN two.
Mans inhumnnlty still reigns,
And bids the needy cover:
But God Is love md holds therein
his own Almighty power
His covenant rcmnlneth Ftill.
Perhaps oNrth's battlefield
May prove spot where men ut last
To His sweet mercy Yield.
The living truth no man has slain
VIII chant her mighty hymn,
| Until the Master gVcth up
Gods Kingdom back TO Him.
Cyprus Golde In Halifax Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette: The
wheat crop OF Minnesota and the Da-
kotQs will bring to those states $l25,OOO.-
900 in cold cash. 1t would take lots of
big manufacturing establishments to
bear a record like that. And this is new
wealth, too, for all OF 1t came from the
ground. 1t is the gold that comes from
solidified sunshine and condensed dew.
and Is the equal Of the yellow metal
that comes from Montana, Colorado.
and the KlondiIe. Verify the farmers
are having their innings after the hard
fines
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25
LAST

Atlantic city and soaBhore ExCurilOn
Thursday, August 20. Greatly Ise,iueed
Rates. baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The last popular seaShore excursion,
via the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. viii
be run Thursday, August Is, to Atlantic
City Cape May, Sea Is.e City, Ocean
City, n. J., and Ocean City. Nd. Tick
cts VIII be good twelve u2) days, includ-
ing day OF sale.
Stop-overs win be allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold to New Jer-
sey resorts, and at Baltimore and WASH
inEton on tickets sold to Ocean City,
Md.
Tickets will be sold on above date from
wheeling for $40 90 round trip, and
trains Will leave 1925. 5;25 and 1886 a. m.
and $50 p. m.
Gail on or address nearest ticket agent
Baltimore g. Ohio railroad for tickets
and full Information, or apply 10 T. c.
Burke. passenger and ticket agent,
Wheeling.
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Did you ever see 1t II you have you
wish 10 see 1t ngain. The Cleveland,
Lorain &, Wheeling Railway tone of the
wondcrs). VIII take you to Niagara Fails
and return for less than you can stay at
home. Excursion train on August 9th
with through siCepers and ladies' coach.
cs from all stations. Consult agents and
GOT n ticket emitting you to a good seat
on berth. Everybody going this year,
Stop-over3 granted at Chautauqua lake.
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denee n the wisdom Of mis- government
20 use wen what mas been saine1 in a
war which mas. as other wars before It,
taken broader grounds than were orlgi-
nally intended. WIN all contribute to the
maintainment Of patriotism among
American citizens, and the building up
Of Crater America. Peace 1ubiiess
in every community should be the order
Of the Day.
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4R.mIndinn II, Country.

The Ohio Democratic platform RE
minds the country" that when war was
declared the United States disclaimel
any intention to exercise sovereignty"
SC, over Cuba. The Ohio Democratic
convention is going out of the way for
m Issue. It Is the announced purpose
OF the administration to keep thu faith
pledged in the declaration.
There has been no intImatIon of de-
parture from that intention. unless the
Cubans themselves should make it nee
cosary. A stable republican form Of
government IS 20 be established. It will
DO done II the people of Cuba are
capable OF self-government. II the peo.
ulo of cuha should desire in the future to
come into the United States, that is an.
other question. Ohio Democrats need
not be afraid that tho administration Is
going to forclbly annex Cuba.
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turned % The North suffering from ~
ness. put Il also re10ice5 tans the eases
are not serious, and that the chances for
the admiral resuming dnty within = few
day0 are excellent, while Captain Bob
refuses 70 take to his bed.
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onlo couNN REPUBLlCM IICKEI.

Readers Of the Daily lnteIIigencer Ieav.
Iag town can have the paper sent to any
address il the United States, postpaid
fof one inonth. IS cents for two weeks,
90 eeats. Address changed as often as
desired.
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Labor Day Notice

Those having secured privileges 81, !,
Labor Day Picnic. and Others desirsss,' =, =
secure privileges, are hereby notlaei ~,
the Committee on Privileges will ~ a, ~ ~
Fair GROUNDS on Friday. August \ ~
tween me hour 81 z and 5 p, m. Ali h.
time. q OSCAR HOWARin' ~
auA Chairman Privilege Commlti:,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25

London Fun: Tommy-Pa, why are
single women called spinsters?
Pal expect it's because they are al
ways spinning a web to catch a man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25

AUGUST 81, 1898, NIAGARA FALLS.
CLEVELAND, LORAIN & WHEEL
ING RAILWAY. FARE FROM
BRIDGEPORT, o., AND RETURN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25

The quail is hopping songfully
Along the shining lea,
The urchIn'B taking wrongfully
The apple from the tree.
And willis the fruit he mRcerateA
And while the Bob White chants,
The dog serenely lacerates
The bosom Of his pants"
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Labor Day Proclamation.

/. ]. r. Butts, mayor Of the city O.
Wheeling. hereby request that spspen.
sion OF business be had on Saturday
August q inst, 1t being the day set apart
by the organized labor Of the city Of
Wheeling as day of rest and recreation
and known as Labor Day. and do reques,
that all employers, as far as practicable,
so order their business that the employed
may take part in the demonstration aad
pleasures Incident to the day.
au25 ]. R. BUTTS, Mayor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-25
WHILE THE WAR LASTS,

All who march. walk or stand. should
shake into their shoes Aliens Foot-Ensc,
n powder. il cures nrhinE. tired. Bore,
gwollCn feet, and makes tight or now shoes
easy. IL nbsorbs moisture, and prevents
chning, hot, smarIlhg, hlIrterod. sweating
feet. Al the regular army troops and
mates emit exist In comfort without IT,
Aliens Foot Ease IN sold by all druggists
ana shno stores. gic Sample sent FREE,
Address, Allen s.. OlmBted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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No11'A
BY an agreement made this data a.
terest q ETank Burr IL The sierlinfI ~
P1ny. OF wheeling. W. Va, q Rold N IA
steyling, who VIII continue ~ t9isSA
and max settlement Of al mate %. %
tanning 70 the same. ~.
: Dated Wheeling, W. Va, Aueus, = q.
0ulS-th THE STERLING CONF S,...l
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
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Ihs lateIliseaoeF Publishias Co.,
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BODILY pain loses It's terror II you've
n bottle OF DIR. Thomas Eclectrlc OIL in
the house. Instant relief In cases OF
burns, cuts, BprnIns, accidents Of any
sort
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CThs INTELLIaENcER, embracing its
several editions. Il entered in the Post
once at wheeling. ". Va. a. SOcOnd-elaSl
Inattar.l
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NEW ADvRRrlsEarRErs

dor RENC-FuRNSIsHED 30
u privilege Of bath: private fay,f.,.. ~,
drels y. ere O lntelllgeaeeF once ~ y
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-07-13
ARRIVAL 0p THE SPANISH
PRISONERS.
10th Cervcra And EUlstc Are
Sick--Vne DpicnivG admiral
Seems Hcartbrakcn--
Whai lir Says.

L'tNNiibHti'' -. - " HlN w.
The auxiliary cruiser st. Louis,
with 1iG Spanish prisoners, in
Guiding 81 officers, arrived in
Portsmouth hNhor"t $50 &" clock
this nlurm.u,-, .n4 i few minutes
later cropped anchor just above
Fishing island. The biz liner LETT
Guantanamo At = O'Clock TUESDAY
afternoon, July ), auG did not
make a stop until she reached
Portsmouth harbor. Including Inc
prisoners there we're l.G36 peo-
pie on board the boat, and out of
this number 81 are sick AMI
wounded Spanlards under the
care OF surgeons.
Admiral terverva Is confined
10 MS cabin, having been quite Ill
loi The past three days, although
ne Was a"I1 10 he dressed this
morning.
CaY'. Eulate. who was com
hi"i'u"r Oh HchNa. ana IS among
'''S i''S''s'''' i ais" G"i'e Ill.,
''' ''- "''" "o"''ne" III '"e he"'
"'' III ''le ""'''e'
~ ''i' '"iS '''o'i''hS 'he '"H
a. u" o"o''G''oh went "i"h|Ni""
'ne 'o'. . LOUIS with heaI'h 'ihc'r
'' ~" '' "''' went Oh BOARD.
'' ''''''o d" 'h"'""@h eAaihiha-
'''' " '''' N'SSei' NlSl'ea al 'h'
.'N ''" ''""u '"'' 'hos' OF 'he
:"',' va" '"e !" "o"h"S re-
: w" N"' ~ we '"''''' or from
'Nl'o'"'c' ne says 'here Is h"
''|o VI ''i'o" le|e' or o'hor
'o''''S'o"' ''''"Se' ana 'le pee.
P'e III 'No 'ic'"l'S oi "h"r" me
P'''','e'S are 'o'''''eu nee" I""i
~ ''' III '"'"' any HeS'''eh''
"'e""''S OUT
'Nh : "N"N'N" h' NAI'''
A'l OF lhc spanish commission
GU o'iico'S nave neen on parole
anu iltu tit freedom OF tna SIN d
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|''-''' " ''''' ~ "''''''I-H.
TIA" bcIict j, held 10y ~, a.,r
informed officials that Ciou IT,. ..
the Spanish conmand,r @lI. -..
render whom he finds it -. I.
impo,sibl" for him To- ,ynou f.
TN" city. Ip9n what 1rou"H r.
belief is based could not be a.rrr
tanned, but hat information 10
that effect is in the hands OF lhc