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TEE OCEAN.

How awful Is thy might, o Sea.
Whose breathing shakes the land,
And why shouldst thou q prisoner be,
And bound with ropes Of sand?
Like molten thunderholts of wrath,
Thy waves the shore attack.
Which, giantllke, obstructs their path.
And, shattered, hurls them back.
Revolving spheres, which thee surround
No grander music make
Than when thy pillows loud resound,
With mighty anthem quake.
And men have stained thy crystal breast
With crimson human gore,
When mighty fleets fought on thy crest
For sovereignty on shore.
The vapors which from thee arise
And shroud the sultry sky
The famished earth with rain supplies,
Which else OF thirst would die.
And when the sun retircs beneath
Thy waves to seek reposc,
Dost thou to earth the night bequeath,
With sleep which It bestows?
love to breathe thy briny air
And watch thy lcaplng spray,
And see the ships like castles fair
In the distance melt away.
And yet the foEs which dismal dwell
Above the Ehostllke means
Remind OF DRnte's smoking hell,
And lost mems hopeless groanS.
II sads my soul to SEQ thee toll
With all thy mighty frame,
And mark each wave at length recoil,
Returning whence 1t came.
sympathlze with thy unrest,
And pity thy distress,
For mIrrored In thy troubled breast
RpR nv henFtA imDfpBg,
~. +. Hutson in Richmond Religious
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Som. 1ntellIeept Rxpressions

The Intelligent class Of Democratic
papers in the United States either de-
fend the operations of the American
army in the Philippines. or they pre-
serve discreet silence. There is an
other class, however. that never lets
slip chance to malign, not only the
troops fighting there, but eagerly avail
themselves of any opportunity to cast a
slur on true AmericanIsm. It would
take too much time and space to call
all the witnesses in the Democratic par
ty who are pronouncedly IN favor Of the
policy Of the administration in the Pa
cihc archipelago, but General Horatio
C. King, n Democrat Of standing in
New York state. sums up the views of
the American Democrats in the follow
ing brief observations. which are too
good to be lost. In speaking to an as
sociation Of Democrats in Brooklyn the
other night, he said:
II repeat what l have said elsewhere
that this "a not the time for true patri-
ots to cmbarrass the government, while
It Is engrossed with the effort to put
down an unJustlHable rebellion against
its authority The treacherous Fill
plnos. without provocation on our part.
fired upon the men who had RESCUED
them from the thraldom Of despotIsm.
The serpent which the humane warmed
into life has stung its benefactor. and
the dignity. the honor. the prestige Of
this country demand that there shall
be no parley with rebels until they have
laid down their arms and come as sup
plants to the feet Of the nation they
have InsuIted."
Commanding these sentiments the
Louisville Courier Journal says that It
not only gupports General King in
his stand for the suppression Of the
Filipino rebellion. but advocates his ex-
pansion views. The Journal SCOTS at
the puerils contention Of the auuiIes;
becauEe It truly believes that national
expansion can be reeonclied with re-
publican principles.
Continuing the Journal adds:
imperialism. meaning the Roman com
modify 0f that name. could not be repro.
| dured In the twentieth century aud upon
American soil. because-nOt merely thai II
Is un-Americah-an sKcrcgcGncC Of bar
baFio Opulence aud pr0WCsa and Ignorance
but that u Is out NJ limo with the ethics
| o. modern life and at war with tho racial
| instincts Of the people. 10 Any nothing
about tho practical operations and syolu.
i StRtCs
| The aphorlGm that history repeats llsslf
/ ~ true only with respect 70 tho fact that
| Truman nature IN always tbs same Tho
| cardinal virtues and vices Of man nrs I'm.
| chhnEed But the difference between the
"ofIa ot Julius Caesar and tho world Of
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. DEcEMBER so, 1898
Arrinnldo Atl,inson,s Wall.

So the shot went home: Agulnaldo
Atkinson comes out in long letter to
the Boston Advertiser against being
properly classified. Ex-Consul Barrett
read a letter from General Lawton, re-
Gently killed in the Philippines. at the
dinner Of the New England Society, of
New York. 1t was a singing rebuke
to the anti-lmperlalIsts. and came from
q man whom Atkinson and his cabal
claimed as one Of their own, "Aunty"
Atkinson In his letter to the Advertiser,
writes that THE antl-imperialIsts
named by John Barrett. whom he has
attempted 10 stab in the back by put
ting on them the obloquy Of General
Lawton's death, repel this charge with
scorn and contempt"
This wont dc at all. 1t was not John
Barrett who put the Obloquy on AtkIn-
son, but General Lawton himself. All
the repelling that Atkinson, winslOw &
Co, can do from now until the crack Of
doom will not obliterate their RESPONSE
blity for this hero's death. 1t Is a
voice from the tomb, but 1t does lack
force coming from that source. About
a month before his tragic death General
LAYTON wrote to ex-consu1 Barrett as
follows:
II would to God the truth Of this
whole Philippine situation could be
known by every one In America as
know it. If the real history, Inspiration
and condition of this instruction, and
the influences. local and external that
now encourage the enemy. as well as
the actual possibilities of these islands
and peoples and their relations to this
great east, could be understood at
home, we would hear no more talk Of
unjust shooting of F!liplnos. or Of haul
ing down cur flag in the Philippines.
II the so-called anti-Imperlalists
would ascertain the truth on the ground
and not in distant America, they. whom
/ believe to be honest men mIsInformed,
would be convinced of the error of thel5
statements and conclusions, and of the
unfortunate effect of their publication
here.
IF I AN SHOT BY A FILIPINO
BULLET 1T NIGHT AS WELL COME
FROM ONE OF MY OWN MEN. BE-
CAUSE KNOW FROM oBsERvA-
TONS, CONFIRMED BY CAPTURED
PRISONERS. THAT THE coNTINU-
ANCE OF FIGHTING is CHIEFLY
DUE TO REPORTS THAT ARE SENT
OUT FROM AMERICA"
This is the charge Atkinson desires
to repel with "scorn and contempt"
He can't do 1T. The Boston cabal might
as well go out of business, when they
repel with "scorn and contempt" the
accusations of one who is now wrapt in
the cerements Of silence, but whose
voice still speaks loudly against their
treason.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there IL at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catnrrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires consti-
tutlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
cure Is taken internally, acting de
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the dIseasG, and CIV
ing the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature In
doing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in It's curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that It fails to cure. SendSor list
of testimonials.
Address,
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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A Bad schana.


There is q scheme on foot, and It IS
tolerably well backed, to have Congress
foIst upon the postoflce department a
parcels post system. similar to that Of
Great Britain. In that country an IL
pound package Of merchandise can be
sent through the mails for 90 cents.
The friends, or rather the lobbyists OF
the measure, claim that 1t would be a
great boon and convenience for the
common people'-that old demagoglc,
clap-trap phrase. But viii It? But FOR
the oyerburdenlng Of the mails to-day
with matter that ought to pay more
postage than 1t does. the DostoGico dc.
partment would be more than self-sus-
tanning.
Postmaster General Smith In hls re-
cent repor: 10 Congress, in speaking Of
the abuses Of second class matter said.
THE most urgent need OF the postal
service IS The rectlncatlou OF the enor-
nous wrongs which have grown up in
the Deryerson and abuse Of the prlvi-
leEe accorded by law to second -clags
matter. For this costly abuse which
dragS on the department and weighs
down the Gerylce, trammcls It's power
and means Of effective advancement In
every direction. Involves a sheer, wan
ton waste Ok s2O,o00.oOO or more q year.
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BARGAINS
Broken Lois Of Nel's,
Ladies' and CE.dronS
Underwear.

Ladies' and Gents Hog2;rs'ld Va
derwear at one.half price 80.
ohildren's Scarlet Underwear one
half price, ,.,...,
childron's Cancels Hair Underwear
one-half price. :,
MEMS Jersey Flocced Shirts 'n4
Drawers soc,
Little lots Of all kinds cheap,
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless HOSE
fleecsd, 1oc,
Ladies' Knit Underskirts at S0,,
Reduced price on Silver NOvsI'l' cue,
colored Silk Pushes for faA.S
Work and Lambrequins, 2Sc a w.
Csc Embroidered HandkcF'n'''
window soiled, at 1870 "a.
Children's Sleeping Garments 'Y
Ladies' Cloth Shirt Waists az
duced prices.
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NOW READY.
Daughter Of the Elm.
A Tale Of the Virginia Border
Before the War.

Bv GRANVILLE DAVIDSON HALL.
A powerful story, recalling forgotten
tragedies. A love story threads q
stirring recital Of crime and de-
tective work. Scene in the valley
Of tho upper Monographs, con-
Meeting with Pittsburgh, ClRrhs-
burg and Fairmont.
Tho book IL something more than
nm ordinary bit Of fiction. It has a
Eubstrntun Of historical fact, and
some real people figure in It's
pages. There Is a vivid glimpse Of
American life as found In that valley
FORTY years ago. The book critic o.
n great metropolitan western daily,
who read the manuscript, says the
author has clipped his pen In tho
very pigments Of life" The head Of
a leading Chicago publishing house
said of It; eve have been much In
tsrcstod;" "the plot is clever" and
details "ingenious," "The story itself
Is Interesting and there are some
capital situations"
MAYER & MILLER, CHICAGO.
Cloth, $40 p, Sl,OO. Sold by
Frank Stanton, or sent postpaid on
receipt Of price, Address, A. Q. Hall,
Glencoe, Ill.
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ono arnteful Deaeendant.

Chicago Tribune: "Thls," said the
guide. as the grave Of Adaml"
Historic spot. With reverentlal awe
nay, with feeling Of deep thankful
ness, the wealthy merchant tailor on his
frat trip to the Orient drew near and
cast n flower on the tomb.
"Erring ancestor" he muTmured, i
should be the last man on earth to re-
vile your memory. To your sin owe
my prosperity"
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The good work of the American
troops in the Philippines is stll going
on despite the efforts of the friends Of
Aguinaldo in this country to belitt1e the
war Of criminal aggression" Colonel
Lockett, as will be seen in our tsle-
graph columns, has captured q noun
tain stronghold of the Filipino rebels,
heretofore supposed to be impregnable.
Our logs was slight. but the damage In
fiicted on the insurgents was complete
and satisfying enough, This ought to
bring out the anti-lmperiaiiSt ambu-
lance corps from Boston.
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William McKiniey-of the century before
Christ and the twentieth century after 80
ccming-is Unreasonable; illimitAplq mol
is time wasted TO attempt Il. But, = We
are to appeal TO antiquity. and TO aeeE ana
cHe authority. we shall find In the 1alel o.
our American system Justification Tor our
present attitude In the matter Of tetliBn
compiled ton To The fullest Of their Unit.
ed knowledge those sages were national
men and the friends Of enllghtento pro-
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The arches that dlsHgure the main
thoroughfares of the city were sup
posed to have been left intact for the
purpos, Of illumination during the
Christmas holidays. They have not
been lighted. and 1t is now proper to
ask that they be taken down. They
are very unsIghtly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30

In the immigration from such coun-
tries as Austria. Italy and Russia the
male arrivals greatly exceed those Of
the female. while from Denmark, Nor
way and Sweden, Germany. England,
Scotland and Wales the percentage Of
males and females is nearly equal,
which shows that the people from the
last namei countries come here with
their entire families, intending to make
this country their home, while from the
first named countries the men come
here alone to large extent, not intend
ing to bring their families here. APP
parently they come with the intention
of saving enough money to buy home
stead in their native land and return
there"
The immigration question is prob
lem that is yet far from Intelligent
solution, but 1t appears there should be
no trouble in perfecting legislation that
would prevent the least desirable from
landing on our shores.
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San Francisco has been unduly
frightened about the plague situation
IN the Hawaiian Islands. The Honolulu
authorities claim that they have the
disease we'll in hand, and that It shows
no features of a bubonIc character.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30

The servant girls Of Altoona, Pa,
have formed union and viii demand 81
a day wages after January L That is
a pretty stir demand. and the house,
wives have only one recourse-form a
union of their own and go into the
kitchen, though 1t would peril the
peace Of the household and wreck APP
petites.
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The many friends of Roland Reed In
this city, where he was always well
coined as one of the most entertaining
actors that ever appeared on the Opera
House stage, will be palnsd to learn
that no hopes are held out for his re-
covery from an operation recently per-
formed on him at st. Luke's hospital,
New York.
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The British were going to eat Christ
mas dinner in Pretoria, but 90 far they
haven't been able to get across the
border. Pride always precedes a fall.
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AS Consul Macrum nears home the
state department grows more anxious
to lay hands on him and ask him why
it was he insisted on leaving the Boer
capital at the most critical time.
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Weekly Telegraph: What a lovely
baby! It's yours, Of course?"
mo. that's the next door neigh
"And suppose the squlnt-eyed little
girl is theirs, too?"
mo. she's mine"
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Crhe 1NTELLIGENcER, embracing its
several editions, Is entered in the POST
once at wheeling. W. Va. as second
class mGttsrj
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Tho Best Prescription for ChillS
and Fever Ia a bottle Of Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. II IL simply iron and
uulnino in tastcless fern. No cure
no pay. Price. 60c. tthSAW
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TERRIBLE plaques, those itching.
mastering diseases Of the skin. Put an
end TO misery DOan'B Ointment cures.
Al any drug BtUrs.--l
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II IL better to have made and broken
a good resolution than never to have
made ono at all
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tute a bond Of amity and interest be-
tween Us that we could not sever L We
would
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The special low prices on 'aeE x -
oapes and Furs are the lowest '''''
Will be this season.
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OA0T a.
R,,nU, ]h&ll1 NOgiqI llslg a'aga
i &c.. J! Q1NzZzM
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1t will soon be the parting Of the
ways for old 1899.
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me annual meeting ~ the stakeholder
Of the National Exchanke Bank OF Whcei
ing viii be held a. the banking house a
Tuesday, 5anuary 2, 1900. between IA
hours Of one ~ and three ~ o'clock D. n J.
for the election Of directors.
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Wheeling. w. Va, Dec, II, 1883. as
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r Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING n
IL the poStoffice at wheeling, Oee
county, W. Va. Saturday, December y
To obtain airy Of the following the apPE
cant must ask for advertised letters g''
ing date Of list:
LADIES' LIST.
Fish, Miss Pheney St. Tel, Miss DorSs
Fordyse, Miss r. SemmeS, Miss j;
HIlson, Miss Norma Tylor Miss Mollle
Harris, Miss Sadie Thompson, MISS AA'
Lowering. Miss Ella nie -
Martin. Mrs. NJ. +. Wood, Miss Mag Y
Riley. Miss Sarah c. Walker, Mrs W. E
Rooloch. Miss q.
GENTLEMEN'6 LIST.
Buckley, John Glass, Rob't. G.
Birmingham, Lloyd Hubbard. G: A N
Coen. John T. Pfaffman, F, WuhH
Campbell On. d. Ryder, Jesse
j. D. Rilder, Gus
Du, Edward Shafer, Harry
FRckman, G. Stuck, j. r.
FelScnstoIn, ]. yOEGler, j.
Fischer, Robert Wells, John
Fife. Floyd Watten, {. =;
Gamble, II. j. Watkins a. t
MISCELLANEOUS
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WfshonsmcDer

afboIoss, pil Sub, I gouI Is br /,
item 8 Stou | Ct. Ssttle, Wi6.,
ben 26Os SuIi Gftm. 81. 2, os | @rsens
uide Rife Gorsbus bitten ri. 8. poitor
8. M. 9anen, gbicaso os unOers
tesnebe tale. Gae bjerteIi9 ueItOmnsl
H. Benneen, 3. See,
@reenuiue, Grufant,
Mi9igan.
= SO gle imutfe Bileber | Ramme
faas biuist | Q. {. pubI. 9oufe.
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WtsFonSmpoe

afboIbes, ON CUB uiI, | Ct. gauIs
Wenisbsb psb @rasttinser, Soma, /
Dasene fra Ssnpus ben 3ote Gull til
Sirsoas ben life ausuf., besse Duss
infIu1iue.
5lere fremmebe pr9ffer BAR louet at
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gelts os | bisis Gage itaI pare bierts.
Zig psltommen, be 5sbes at annlelbe
beres ROmme bstimsIis lib til rinber.
fssnsos.
M. 6. Sen emgn9boIm,
Menisbsbms Brett.
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S%mleitjcrmen,

illuitreret Of be beofte oonite aunitnere,
uil ubfOmme fioit / 0opember Wnoueb
os fan leperss Der i amerita ier Sui,
osriom geitiains inoienbss iii os COB
lib.
gcsen uo9iues at Braiierue 8. 8. 8.
Is. Mattbieien (fsr / Niaa) Os q.
y. Mabfen. Biornsene leperes iOr'
uoen al be TO n9onte Of Bib. Bed,
V. l., Buib / Bsulins, Stous
saare'Beteren, u. g dad, sic,
ustns 9. Stiftprooft 9aufli, 9aitOr
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Here.
Snist oil blipe ipdret paa ben iuuit:
neriife 1otprelie.
Bogus Pris bliDtr FUN 45 6ts.
vi imsoeie mango Beftiainser.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.,
Blair, Nebr.
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Ill Salg. - st sOot 9ns, nq-
ten npt, mso iilbprsnpe ep99esruno.
9ronb, StuIo 0. +. D., all / sOo 5iIs
ftauo. g~eIiseenoe / ben noroueitIise
Del al Blair Sp, q ueo ben oonite
aitts. 8ette gIuos aontor 9iuer nal.
mere OpIpsuiussr.
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3lair o9 Ome9n.

"
Niis 4nna JisIion, Dannebrog, Reb
aqieuieoes / ct. Baul Iutberite Rirfe,
Drum, fOrrise Sonous. 9aitOr u.
9arien iorrettsoe gieIien. De npsifte
pil opnaa oeres 8auluu i Uo. Bailey,
bpor 9arien bar Arbsjoe MaitinOart=
lteoet.
-Gbarlesa u. @iIlarb. tie=
Iisete StatiOnsfOrUuIter Der Blair,
oeos iioite lse Omaha.
6. 6. Roberts, Arlington,
bar iolgt i'm ELEVATOR Os refer biem
til gnglano. Dan er en- af 9gnens
ferfte Settlsrs, tom bertil for % liar
iioen, oa nRiten alt par Rrairie. 9iu
bar ban. iOm man tiger, siOrt bet 9OOt,
Os lenses efter after at ie line 6aores
9ano.
= Rev. DR.. SEQ. MilIiams, ben
peltsnote gresbptsrianerprRit, Der bar
paret Der / gpsn life laa faa liar, bar
nu reii9neret Os refer meb i'm 6amilie
til Aasranoria, 9. Dat, buorira ban
bar moptaset RaIb iom grqf. Oct er
pitt f%i9loen / Smaabper at finbe 8r9s
fer meo bans @unsr os RunoIfa5sr, ca
ban DiI fitttrt bIius iaunet uf aoitiIIi9s
Der.
Board of Supervisors baube
Weoe forrise 3irsbas os bsbanbleee
forifsaise ling, beribIanot en- gunfe
Resninger fra fcrifeaise areoitorer.
De minoebe lluouune, iom forbes meo
0%ampmuffiner Der @aibinstOn so.
ON at BRUCE 5Orlistisbeb, naar be pass
lerer ouer grOer. 9ousn bpoer BEN
of BRUCE eeeplunter unber Winitinerne.
Rapporter fra forifeuise Romiteer bers
tes. Repurationsr at nosIe 9rosr og
Ysie pseioses.
20 @rdminotorer fra gineoIn
baUe ueret ber Og s~fteriet 6ouniptasies
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lib bar ueret nosen MisiorltaaeIie
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Sell / Resnitaberne ifeIse buiIfe Dor
forbenpRrsnbs 6aslsrsr itpIbte Rasien.
genee, iom bog itrats bleue betalte.
8aslerer 8. 8. 8Iat, Dor eanosmunb,
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