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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The typical waiter never refuses tip.
one way to prevent seasickness Is to
remain on land.
Old age is occasionally as foolish as 1t
is usually wise.
When the society ball season ends that
Of the mothball begins.
II there is nothing else in a name there
is at least one or more letters,
Some people II properly classified
would come under the head Of explo-
slves.
Money makes the mare go. but rail-
way officials prefer to run trains on
time.
A true friend speaks Of your vices to
your face and of your virtues 70 your
back.
The man who can honestly say he
doesn't believe in luck has all the money
he needs.
If hammers, axes and lawn-mowers
were used In the practice Of law there
would be fewer lawyers.
Lots OF people will never make any
preparation for the better land until
they see an excursion advertised.
An enterprising Chicago real estate
dealer offers hand-painted house with
each lot as special inducement to pur-
chasers.
To prevent typhoid fever boil the
drinking water; TO prevent dyspepsia
drink the boiling water. 1t seems to be
merely u matter OF choice as well as OF
taste.-Chicago Daily News.
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Brooms as Germ Breeders.

Bachterlologlsts devote themselves to
the detection, isolation and destruction
of bacteria, and strange to say they
do not appear to have given much at
tentlon to the danger that turks in the
ordinary articles of household use. For
example, the common house broom is
both the habltation and breeding place
for whole colonies OF bacteria, and
cases of disease have been traced to
this apparently inoffensive article. At
Konigsberg course in bacteriology is
given by a physician, In which he
maintains that the strictest sanitary
and hygienlc conditions in things per-
tanning TO the house should be inculca-
ted. and in this country in the Boston
cooking school, and doubtless elsewhere
there are many lectures given on bac-
terIolOgy. The refrigerator Is one OF
the danger spots, for bacteriologists tell
us that the minutest organisms may
thrive even In melted ice, and putrefac-
tive bacteria once gaining access to
the household refrigerator will breed
and contamlnate butter, milk, meat,
and other food kept therein. CupboRrds
and closets also afford an excellent
breeding place for the ever-present NIL
crobe. and housekeepers will do well to
look to such articles us refrigerators,
brooms, busters, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24

The InteUlgencer has on It's table a
pamphlet that, by all the rules OF patri-
otto justice, should be prohibited from
the United states mails. 1t is entitled,
"columbia's Apostnsy." and over that
title is printed in colors. the national
nag. The author Is Robert Stevens
Pettet. The contents. are blnsphcmous.
too much so. in some parts, to quote in
any respectable newspaper. They ex-
alt the Fillplnos and hold up the Amer
lean troops as murdercrs.
All Of our national anthems and
poems are pnraphrased, and Philip
pines and Tagal substituted for Amer
lea. Even THE Star spangled Ban
ner" is slaughtered and made to read
the reverse Of the original. The song
America" is reversed; Land Of the
Tagal's PRIDE" is substituted for the
Land Of the pilgrims pride" and 80
on, without number. a sample express
sion In II is: MY country has struck
the flag OF freedom in the face OF
sneerlng world and dragged It in the
mlre Of Infamy. She has flung to tho
breeze not the Banner Of Liberty but
the standard of slavery. No
greater political crime has ever been
committed than that which Inns changed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24

Like many other cabinet officers Eli
M Root is obliged to make great per-
sonal sacrifices to accept the position
Of secretary of war. 1t is said that his
income from his law practice is ut least
$4,000 year, and 1t will have to be
suspended during his time in office. A
cabinet officers salary is but 5000. It
was for this reason that Judge Day was
obliged to resign the office of secretary
of state.
However. the selection of Mr.. Root
seems to have given general satlstac-
ton. 1t Is expected by close observers
and those who know Mr.. Root best,
that he will give great strength to the
cabinet, for he is a man who is remark
ably well qualified. intellectually, for
the position and as a counsellor. He
is not an old man. being in his fifty
fifth year, and before he was thirty
he had attained national distinction as
a lawyer, being an authority on corpo-
ration laws.
Although he has taken active part in
politics, Mr.. Root has never been poll
itician In the sense OF being seeker
for office, the only office he ever ran
for was common pleas judgeship; he
has never been identified with political
machines, though warm supporter of
Republican principles. In New York he
has been a warm personal friend Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF CatHrrh that can
not be cured by Halls Cntarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, tho undersigned have known F.
j.. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In nil
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their flrm.
WEST & TRUAS, Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo, o.
wALDING. KINNAN a MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls CntRrrh Cure Is taken inter-
nnlly, noting directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. TeSti-
monlals sent free, Price. Zoe per bottle.
Sold by NIL Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24

The New Orleans Times Democrat is
moved to remark that whenever Mr.
Bryan touches upon public ques-
ton, he displays the lucidIty Of thought
and felicity OF phrase which pervade
the utterances Of Jenersnn and Lin
coin" The New York sun docs not
think this tribute does the subject full
justice. They are but chilling words,
snys the Sun. Colonel Bryan has all
the felicity and lucidIty that makes
things fortunate and clear in a mono
poly ridden world He talks and writes
mot merely like jefferson and Lincoln,
but like Washington. Webster. Clay,
Burke and George Fred williams. and
he knows everything that Demo-
cratic leader has TO know, not too
much, but often surprising"
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HOW 70 Chnnre Your Name.

A correspondent signing himself I'm
auirer," asks: Can an American born
citizen who has been baptized change
his name providing IT is not done to de-
fraud any one? Is there any law to
stop him from changing his name?"
We reply that It depends upon what
state he lives in: the laws are not alike
in all states. In West Virginia there
Is but one legal way to change ones
name. The statute will be found in
Chapter l22, of the Code. Section is as
follows: ANY person desiring change
of his own name, or that of his child or
ward, may apply therefor to the circuit
court Of the county In which he resides;
and thereupon such court. in its dlscre-
ton. may order a change Of the name,
and thenceforth the new name shall be
In the place OF the former"
Nothing is said about baptism; the
law only recognizes the legal status of
name, while baptism is religious
rite. and the civil government does not
interfere with religious creeds or prac-
tlces.
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If when the Spring hath kissed the Earth
That, smiling, IT breaks forth in blush
Thou dos, not feel. each year. Iito's deep
And Loves ccstatic, magic-wleldlng
Thou hast not lived.
If when each season comes in turn so
UniSIilns Natures laws in beauty
Thou art not thrilled with full, profound
That these are thoughts of an Eternal
Thou hast not lived,
II Music never spoke to thee so sweety-
A poets thought. some dream of paint
But thou hast found thy soul in rapture
And taking wing, rs 'twere, to Paradise,
Thou hast not lived.
II Friendship whispered not to thee so
But Tia, thou vast brother to thy
Uplifting and enshleldIng him in trouble,
80 TAR thy power and fortune might sx'
Thou hast not lived.
II thou hast never loved a soul 50 deeply,
That h, for 5 H. peace thou would'St not glad
If thOagSt or mem'ry of that loved ones
Hath not Ger since thee blcst and purI.
'' Thou hast not lived.
If Duty ns'or hath called to thee so
That tSSa ' would not have battlod on
And, standing bravoly all alone If need
Dodsd what fortune might for thee be-
Thou hast not lived.
If Joy or grief of man hath left thee
The pain of beast, the sons of bird
If thou hast not the tender plying heart
ProciaimInE klnshIp of a deep world
Thou hast not lived.
II thou has! schoolcd and trained thy soul
Exaitln rSOi i with each refining grace,
That thou mlghrst yield each thought and
In conservation to the human race
II thou hast grnsped tho truth of God so
That thou dOst sec Him In each atoms
strife
If thou hast err for what all Natures
Tint LIE Is Love and Love is qulverlnE
Life,
Then hast thou lived.
Then hast thou lived
Nebraska City Conservative.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, july Il. lsO0.

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the IntellIgencer mailed TO them to
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24

With the, advent Of the automobile
vehicles, the question of convenient,
appropriate and easily pronounced
name is becoming a subject Of discus
sion, and great many suggestions are
being made by well-meaning persons
who desire to exhibit their IatinIty. The
Scientific American notes that the re-
suit Of the agitation is collection Of
weird and impossible names which are
more amusing than senslble:" Among
these names are: "carleck," "Careleck,"
"Electro-mobiIe," "Auto-carrlage,"
"Autocab," "Autovic, ""Autolau," Aus
togen," propeller" Locomotive"
"CabIne," "victorine." Electric Lam,
dauines," "Ipsomoter, !" "sineQue. ""self-
moter," Mobiles" Auto" "Autoso,"
',Molsctros," "Molecs." "Autopher,"
''iSinetic," "Autokinet." and "Autokin."
All the counties have not been heard
from yet, and later returns may show
up with more startling developments Of
the inventive llguIsuc geniuses from
the back districts, In the meantime.
as the above journal aptly suggests. 1t
is to be hoped that, II a short and real
ly satisfactory name is devised, 1t will
not be ugly, and will be, In measure,
descriptive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24

The secret service has Just unearth-
ed another band Of counterfelters, and
secured n large quantity OF bogus bills
which are 10 cleyerly executed that the
them Of being spurious Things OF
great value are always selected for I'M
ltntlon, notably Hostctter's Stomach
Blttcrs which has many lmltntors but
no equals for disorders like Indigestion,
dyspepsia, constipation. nervousness
md general debility Always 20 10 re.
liable druggists who have the reputation
Of giving what you ask for.
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CThe INTELLIGENcER, embracing its
several editions. is entered in the Post
ONCE at Wheeling. W. Va, as second
class matter)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24

III you nre not getting IT, your table
lacks an every day luxury. Ask for
Wheeling Bakery Bread. Insist on get
ting H. you Will stick to IT, y tin seal
on every loaf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
STOCKS.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
LaBelle Iron Works.
West Virginia Glass Co.
Crystal Glass Co.
Fostorln Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling Pottery Co.
Wheeling Railway Co.
First National Bank, Bellairo, o.
Bellalre Gas & Electric Co.
Peabody Insurance Co.
Geo. r, Taylor Co.
BONDS.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
Moundsville. Benwood & Wheeling HaF
way Co.
Whitaker Iron Co.
Fostoria Glass Co.
Town OF Salem, W. Va.
Jackson County, g per cent.
Tin, Steel and Hoop Stocks bought ~ ~.
sold direct on New York and ChleA'
Stock Exchanges.
HOWARD HAZLETT & son,
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENT
National Exchange Bank Building
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BROOKSIDE AND COTTAGES.


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Bowling, Billiards. Swimming Pool, free
to guests. Livery attached. SEND for Illus
trated booklet. Low rates.
s. PRESCOTT WRIGHT, Mgr,
iea6 Brookside, W. Va.
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HOTEL ATGEBN.
Michigan ave-, near Beach, Atlantic City,
N. ]. Electric bells. s to fl2 per week.
ielA ]. D. REED.
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New York Sun: Robert G. Ingersoll,
who died yesterday won his chief pop
ular distinction as an enemy Of relIg-
ious faith. yet his nature was essen
TALLY OF the poetic and religious cast.
He was man Of humane impulses, and
his bitterness OF humor was In his
words only. Moreover, he was by
heavens gift an orator. an artist in elo-
quence, and consequently was able to
hold sway over the feelings Of audi
ences whose convictions he did not
change.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette: It is
not likely that his writings. Invested OF
the charm OF his personal eloquence,
will survive as standard arguments
against Christian apologetlcs. His
power dies with him.
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Cleveland Leader: II IL certain that
no matter how bravely Colonel 1nger-
soil might have faced death had he
known II was near. or however void OF
npprehcnsions his last moments were
his doctrines and his activities look
less inviting In the hour OF his own
sudden plunge into the final mystery
and silence than they did when he was
strong. aggressive. and filled with the
joy Of living In that sense. death Is
the greatest foe of unbcllef. In its
dark shadow religion is mighty com
fOrtcr and help.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-01
IMPROVEMENTS MADE.
New Fronts in Stores on Westminster
Side Of Butler Exchange.
Improved Stores Are in Sharp Demand.
Scotch Woolen Co.'s Opening.

For some time improvements have
been i'm progress i'm the Westminster
street front OF the Butler Exchange. The
store frontage has been extended about
four feet on each room at both s,des OF
the main entrance 10 the Exchange. re-
sulting i'm very spacious and well light
ed stores for retail business purposes.
The entrance TO each is even with the
street. which is a great advantage over
the former necessity of using a broad
step TO enter the places of business
Thus the value of the property has
been very largely increased. and the
entire front great addition 10 the
beauty OF the business aspect of the
street i'm the vicinity of the Exchange.
The demand for the stores before
finishing was quite brisk. and i'm a short
time they VIII be occupied by repre-
sentative concerns. The first store 10 be
opened for business is now occupied by
the Scotch Woolen Mills Company, a
new business firm, who has stores for
selling the products OF a Scotch woolen
mill, i'm many OF the large cities OF this
Quite a large crowd were in
waiting for the opening of the doors
last evening. and all the time since the
Scotch Wooden Company's finely ap-
pointed quarters have been filled with
gentlemen interested in inspecting an
larg line OF cloths for fall and
winter wear to be custom made at a
very moderate price. There is decided
ly quaint Scotch air around the place
all of which adds to the novel attrac-
tions offered by this enterprising COM
pany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-01
THE WIDOWS MITE.


The man who had no pity for the
fatherless and widows fortunately finds
little sympathy in this land The life
future of such an oppressor.
There was an auction sale i'm the lit
tie house. says Youths Companion, and
one after another the widows few pos
sessions fell beneath the hammer
Presently the auctioneer took up a
large bowl which happened to be full of
sugar, and the poor woman, anxious TO
save it's contents hastened into the
next room to find something in which
60 put it,
Just az sire returned the auctioneer
cried. Sold" and the purchaser insist
ed that tn sugar was his. The widow
pleaded for the little that was much to
her. but the man was obdurate, and
murmurs OF Indignation arose from
the crowd. Angry at this dcmonstra-
tion, the man turned. and his eye
rested on Mr.. Wise.
"Mr. Wise" safd he. you are a law
yer. Am | right or not? III you say
afn not. / will give back the sugar. II
you say am, am entitled to Il, and I
Will keep IT,"
my friend" replied Wise I'm his gen.
tlest tone. you put "A delicate and un-
pleasang responsibility on me. Hadn't
you better decide the matter for your
self?"
mo" replied the fellow curtly. II
know what your opinion is going 10 be
and / want you TO give II so that this
whole crowd can hear a."
Then" said Wise. 81 advise YOU THAI
the sugar is yours. The widow cannot
take Il from You. She has no redress" 4"
"Ahal" cried the man. turning To the
spectators. WHAT did tell YOU"
stop" thunderei Wise. whose man-
ner at once changed. I've advised you
az your persistent request as I can
prove by these people. II remains for
me to tell YOU that I chargs s. for ad-
vice. and demand immediate paw
ment. II you trine with me In the mat
ter OF payment. you Will most certainly
rtgTtr H."
The men turned rarlet and fumbling
I'm his wallet. produced 81 bill. The
crowd yelled lts approval. but sudden
~ became silent a. Mr.. Wise walked up
90 fbe widow atri said.
This moncy Is mine. have earned
u honestly Take u ana buy more sugar
for your fatherless children"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-01

Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
real. 1921 800. =
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
trustee for Lydia l. Tnurber, personal,
$i00 900.
Rhode Island Hospital Trust ceelpany
trusee for John r., Troup. real, 1880;
personal, slSl 100.
Rhode Island Investment Company,
real. 500. $50.
Rhode Island Tool Company, real.
Si23O40. personal. S5SO00.
Rhodes. Caroline NJ, real, sl3s, 10.
Richmond. Caroline, real, S-l'5so' per-
sonal sS0.O0U tef
Richmond Land Company, real sio6.-
42O
Ripley, James NJ. real. si2s. .7so' per-
sonal. $ls5s0.
Robinson, louise 5, wife of Louis T..
real. SiO1, $50.
Russell. Hope B wife Of Henry @,
Warwick; real. $427 500.
Sharpe. Lucian. neal, S39.lSO person.
al. Sl25 OOO ..o
sonal, 100000.
shepard Company real, 1894, $50.
shepard Elizabeth A, real Sl2S'ibo;
personal 100000.
shepard. John Jr, real, $lo,Soo; per-
sonal Sl7500o.
silver Spring Bleaching and Dyelng
COMPANY. Si32 700: personal, $4,000.
Simulous Ehsn. estate; real. S2Sb,-
500: personal, $3.50, 200.
s'mons. Marian r, wife of simon w,
real. SlO6, 1G0. .
smith. Charles D real. 1852. Gao.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-01
FINANCIAL.
BULLS AND BEARS.
Drives Against Sugar and Brooklyn
Broke Things.
For All There Was a Big Lii In Omaha and
Northwestern Todays FrlceS

Wall Street. Sept l.-The market
continued its dull and saggins move
nent, the only relief bel-g "A likely litt
IN Omaha and Northwestern.
Practically everything else was on
with Brooklyn and Sugar in the lead or
the fall
There was no news affecting the mar
ket and the sag was generally allowed
To be in anticipation OF poor pahh
statement.
IL has also been evident for week or
more that the, marked Is pretty heaVlly
loaded with >long stock that support
has been Withdrawn temporarily at
least, and that stop orders are uhcoF-
cred on every bear drive.
AS a whole IL was a selling marhel
all day long.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-01
LITTLE ROUTE IN MAINE.


The Ideas which some people enter
tain Of the size OF Maine are very
amusing. There was a man OF tbis
persuasion in a Lewiston hotel last
week. He had the ear OF rhe clerk
AMI was touching him for information
lie was going 10 cover some TERRITORY for
advertising purposes and he had an
impfg ssion that he could do the whole
thing in three days. and be on mis- way
back to New York the fourth saws the
Bangor Commercial. Where's An
burn?" he asked for an opener. Fright
across the river" answered the clerk
That seemed TO strike him Just right
where's CaSt'ne2" That's way down
East" said the clerk. How far?' he
asked. About days journey from
here" "Whew. Well. where's Madi-
son?'' Madison" replied the clerk.
That's up on the Somerset road. mi
take you half a day 40 get there and
another 20 get back.
Tho fellow began To look funny. "Ber-
lrl?" he asked. TN the Grand Trunk
can get there at noon. have an hour or
two and get back here at night" am
swcrsd the clerk Holy smoke!" said
the NV Yorker. this rs nee. isn't d.?
Rut where's Danforth?" "Danforth is
an Washington County" answered the
clerk. "ani Pressure Isle is way up in
Ai1ustOOk.
n Eifu. altemiE at "a smile Il was iust
g.inR TO ak about that m IL tie next
un my Ist Thlt is the list nat they
gave mp IN New York The fellow said
he hadn't hal time ,O route 81 ont. but
D. eti, seed could make Q all right in
Few days. "N-s said the clerk.
futnlnG toward the desk r think you
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-01
DIR CrmnanI char,arad

Afucies Of incorporation have been
Vel IN the otiiee OF Secretary of state
ffrneti for he Piwturket Dairy crm-
pant. nri the 'nrornoratnra are I'd
Lincoln Turn pnf Pawtuckc,. Tho aim
"f The crinranv is to huv and sell All
Frrq ~ dairy nrr7nrfe and the. capital
stock Is placed al 100000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-01
Financial Notes.

Money on call firm at per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper. ah a per
cent. Sterling Exchange. steady at 4ss
a i.s6h for demand and at 4.ss a 4s2n
Tor so days; Posted Rates 4.S4 and 4.s7Ih:
commercial bilqs 4S2. Silver certjacatas
SS& a. SO; bar silver SO: Mexican dollars
ava. Government bonds. steady.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-01
WIDDUP ARRESTED
IN SUIT FOR TROVER.
Doll Charges Former
Agent With Converting Pianos
and Other Property.

Sudcliffe w. Widdup formerly one of
the agents for Jaccb Doll in this city
Was arrested today on a civil writ in
an action for trover and conversion
jacob Doll, the plano manufacturer
wants $4,000 from Mr. Widdup, who II Is
e'aimed converted pianos and other
sproperfy of Mr. Doll TO his own use.
Some months ago Mr.. Doll came 10