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Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16

b2oom 10 the cheeks and cause the green dnge to disappear. If you have the symp- toms. take HUDYAN now, and they will leave you.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16
See Bisbes news on third page. ti

"Mexican Neuralgia and Toothsche cure" puck, harmless cure, z5 etc. Tombstone Drug store. u
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16

AOomplets line of fancy toilet soaps at Tombstone Pharmacy. If,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16
nOTS STUFF
A Farmers Experience With
 TObasco Sauce.

4 we'll known Mississippi farmer will have ssuss Co remember his re- cent visit to Memphis, says the Ssimi- tar. He stopped in . we'll known cafe and amsng other thinss ordered . sir- loin steak. A bottle of tobasso sauce wss on the table. and mis.aking is for satsup he spresd it quite lavishly on the steak and sst,led down to enjoy the meal. He cut oG big piece. but no ssonsr had it struck his mouth than he began to feel like his tongue wss on Are. He twisted and turned, and soon had the eyes of everyone is the dining hall isstsnsd ea him The moro he twisted and screwed his face the hotter she stsak in his mouth got. He didn't know what vas the matter. He could stand it nc longer. and reaching up his hand he jsrksd out the burning bite. threw it on the floor and in . very dramatic way. sxslain- cd: "Now d-n you. blazsl"
 A. B. Barnaby of Bisbss was .
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16

Charley Hansur came in this morn. ing from the San Pedro river.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16

Soc. and Sr.oo, al druggists. SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New Yesk.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16

A. B. Barnaby of Bisbss was [ Tembstoae visitor todsy.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16

,c-. DOvs1D W1th 0aooop0oe
 --..srtsc, curs eousstpasaea fogovoR . - ncf : -" asaSvssx 1d6Sir {:
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16
RAILROAD TIME TAsLEsa

vRrzoNA ANDl SOUTHEASTERN R. R
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-16

H Everything in our line sifrs class goods and sold
 prices that defy!eompeution
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-15
Beginning of the End.

Every indication Is that the Ameri-
can plan of campaign. announced with
the arrival of General I,awton Mt Ma
Mia, has begun in earnest. and the raid
inland which Is to clear the island of
Luxon of the ApuInaldo forces pre-
liminary to breaking IN the rebels and
forcing peace in the group In the short
est possible time. and with as Tftt1e loss
as possible. will be pushed forward to
the end, The energy with which opero :
tons have begun is sufficient warrant
for the prediction that no time will he
wasted. the purpose OF the commanders
being TO have II all over with before cl,-
matte conditions become unbearabJe for
our troops.
One Of the strongest noInts occunIed
by the insurgents is the nroy,nce Of Ri
laocan which has nonulotIon or n
mIarter Of n million and contains tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-15
A Mistaken COntslnnornry.

The Parkersburg Sentinel (Dem.)
quoting contemporary as referring to
Treasurer Kendall's prediction that cx-
cesslvc appropriations by the IcgfsIa-
ture will cause deficit at the end of
the next fiscal year. says that while
the fact exists that the deficit Is I'M
nvoidablc. 1t is not the purpose Of the
treasurer to make 1t public: but It Is
out and might as well CO." The Scnti-
mel Is mistaken. The publication of the
interview In the Intclllgenccr was nu-
thorizcd by the treasurer for the very
purpose Of giving the Information to the
public, on the ground that it was the
public's business to know 1t, and to
know It now.
Why Is It that the Sentinel cannot
make fair statement? II would be
doing n public service to publish Treas
urcrc Kcndalrs statement for the bcnc-
1T OF It's readers. He Is responsible for
his uttcranCcs. There IL no partisan
politics In 1t. and the Sentinel might, to
that degree, do Itself the credit of do
Ing frank and honest public Official
full Justice by correctly quoting his
statement rs to the condition Of affairs,
It IL Of interest to all Taxpayers, re-
CARELESS OF party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-15
TWO SlGNIFIcANTyoTEs.
Colorado Legislature Votes Won,

Colorado Legislature Votes Woman
Suffrage u Success and Oregon
Adopts II.
Wheeling ladies who are interested in
the suffrage movement request the pub
LEGATION Of the following actions of the
Colorado and Oregon legislatures:
The Colorado legislature the other
day passed the following resolution by
vote of As to In the house and 80 to
in the senate:
whereas, Equal suffrage has been in
operation In Colorado for five. years,
during Which time the women have ex-
crcised the privilege as generally as
men, with the result that better candl-
dates have been selected for office,
methods of election have been purified,
the character OF Legislation improved,
civic Intelligence increased and woman
hood developed TO greater usefulness by
political responsibility: therefore be it
Resolved, BY the house of represent
atfves, the senate concurring, that. In
view OF these results, the enfranchisc-
ment OF woman In every state and ter
ritory Is recommended as II measure
tending to the advancement of n higher
and better social order"
The only senator voting in the mega
tive was Mr.. Barca.
Eastern papers opposed to equal suf-
frage have tried to break the force of
this resolution by limiting that It was
merely piece of political clap-trap.
But there are only two possible ex-
plantations OF so large an affirmative
vote. Either the legislators meant what
they said, or they said it because they
thought 1t would please their constitu-
ents. AS Col. r. w. Higginson says:
Saul Is either among the prophets
or among the profits" In either case,
the vote is decisive as to the prevailing
sentiment In Colorado.
The day after the Colorado legisla.
ture recommended other states to en-
franchise their women. the legislature
Of Oregon adopted an amendment to
grant full suffrage to women by vote
Of As to In the house and 20 to1 in
the senate. Whether this was the re-
suit OF the Colorado resolution or not,
the coincidence Is significant.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
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THE lNTELLlGENCER.
WHEELING, NrAncn Is, $500.
The MAYORS Message,

The first message Of Mayor Sweeney,
which was presented to council last
night. fairly covered important NUM-
cipai matters, and discusses the needs
Of certain improvements and progress
sive measures. 1t is unnecessary to
review 1t in detail here. for the full
text Of the document will be found pub
lished elsewhere for the benefit Of the
public. The 1nteiligencer commcnds a
carful reading Of the message. that the
suggestions and recommendations of
the mayor may be thoroughly UNDER
stood and lntelllgently discussed.
Among the important matters dis
cussed by Mayor Sweeney are the glar-
ing needs OF Il new and modernty
equipped work-house In the place Of the
dlsgraceful institution which now eN-
lists: the refundng OF the city loans at
a smaller rate of interest, a matter
which he treats at some length; the
advisability of combining the local
charities under board Of charities;
the exercise OF greater care in the
granting Of licenses TO saloons; i'm
proved and modern methods in the po-
lice department that will tend to the
physical development of the men. and
encourage them in their desire to make
themselves as efficient as possible;
the free bridge proposition, commend
w. 81 Cot tto,
OF the requests Of the people Of the Sew
enth ward: the matter of the delay in
the building Of new Baltimore g. Ohio
passenger station, and other subjects
of more or less Importance.
One feature of the mayors message,
which is worth considering by our bus
mess men. and particularly by those
who have recently proiited by the sale
of stocks In the mills to foreign cor
porations. and have money seeking in
vestment, is the question of an effort
( to induce the creation and location OF
new and diversified industries In
Wheeling. 1t is a timely suggestion
that a council committee be appointed
to act with the chamber Of commerce
to induce new enterprises to locate here,
and to encourage our local capital to
invest funds now idle In the banks, for
the furtherance Of Wheelings indus
trial Importance In lines Of trade such
as would relieve the city from having
to depend wholly upon the mills and
factories which have passed from local
ownership. This subject has already
been agitated by the city press. and de-
serves earnest consideration and prompt
action.
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HOw'S This g.?

We oer one h III Gtar 2oi thaf NE
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known T.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all bus
mess transactions. and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm,
WEST G. TRUAX. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo. Unio. sMf
WALDING, KINNAN &tSMARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free. .af
Halls family Pills are Tie best.
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A MAGNETIC CARD.

Repertoire compares have all played
C big houses ut the Grand this season.
and have demonstrated the fact that
popular prices and artistic productions
may go hand in hand under competent
ana liberal management. Mr.. Chas.
Mortimcr's company Is one Of the
strongest that is engaged In this popu-
lar theatrical Idea. 1t is because the
well Informed PORTION of our community
is cognfzant OF these facts that society
is oil The qui vivc for the coming en-
gamcrt OF Mr.. Mortimer and his care
fully selected company who appear ut
the Grand during the half week COM
mencine Thursday night with Hearts
OF Cola" ms the opencnig bill. ard
Guilty Without Crime" for the spe.
cial matinee on ST. Patrick's Dry.
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What Delaware DID.

Owing to the family quarrel among
the Republicans in the Delaware legis-
lature, in which the party had ten ma
jority on joint ballot, that little state
will be represented in the United States
senate by but one senator until the 4th
OF March, 1901, and the Republican ma
jorIty in that body will be reduced One
vote in consequence. The Delaware
contest, next to that of Pennsylvania,
has attracted general attention. and n
great many Republicans. millions Of
them, in the country. have, been Won
dering why so SMALL n state should cut
so large figure, I'LL on account Of local
difficulties, and that, the party there
would prefer to deprive OF itself Of n
representative In the senate. partlcu-
iarly when the senator was to succeed
q Democrat, to patching up their quar-
rels and selecting compromise man
who would be credItable representa-
tive.
Everybody understands the causes Of
the situation in Pennsylvania. and the
purpose Of the fight to depose Quay. but
that little Delaware, which casts within
Its entire state limits less votes than
are cast in n single one OF West Vir-
ginia's four congressional districts. and
yet has the same representation in the
senate that this and all other states
have, should be deprived OF power In
the senate equal to that OF every other
state, from the greatest to the smallest,
on account OF n political family quarrel.
is Il mystery. But the greater mys-
terry Is that the Republicans, under
such circumstances should deliberately.
through tack of desire to settle all
nculty of no national Significance throw
away rare opportunity to elect IL Re-
publican SUCCESSOR to Democratic
misunderstanding as the only representa-
tive from the new Republican state In
that body n Democrat.
Delaware Republicans have permitted
their boosted Republican victory of last
fall to come to nnught. They have failed
to perform their duty to the national
organization, and under the close par
ty division like that which recently pre-
vailed In tho United States senate. that
state, small as Il is In voting BopHla-
ton. (a3,OOO). could. by this action.
have overthrow the Republican control
ofboth branches of Congress, and made
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mrs WM. H. HoRNIsH, Clerk

PROPOSALS FOR BRICK. SEWER
i PIPE AND CURLING.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
board of public works OF the city 0.
Wheeling until L. o'clock noon Saturday,
March %. 1899, for furnishing paving
brick, sewer pipe and curbing during the
year 1889: nIs6 for dressing and resettins
cid curbing. Specifications can be Oh.
tained at the office OF the clerk o! Tia
board. Bids must be separate on brick.
sewer pipe and curbing. and shall be made
on printed forms, which will be furalshe!
by the clerk.
The successful bidders will be require!
to furnish bonds In the following amounts
as n guarantee Of the faithful performance
OF their contracts:
For furnishing brick. three thousaa.
($3.GGW dollars.
For furnishing sewer pipe. one ;housan!
Gl.GOV dollars.
For furnishing curbing and dressing an!
rcset.ing old curbng, one thousand CSl09
dollars.
The names of the suretles must accom-
pany each bid.
The board rcervcs the right to rejec:
any or all bids.
mrl5 VIM H. HoRNIsH. CLERK.
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PASSING PLEAsANTR1Es.

Balked.-"I will be your devoted
slave!" he said, urging his suit. But
have Fido." she interrupted,-Phila
delphia North American.
In -Teacher-Willie, tell the class
about the battle Of San Juan. Willie
Up-toDate-Whose story do you want
Skaters or Davis's?-Brooklyn Life.
Mrs. Timid-Did You ever find man
under the bed? Mrs. Bluff-Yes, the
night we thought there were burglars
In the house, found my husband there.
.-Tit-Bts.
C.-Owcn Moore's son was In to see
me to-day. Y.-Indeed! Doesn't he re-
mind you OF his father? every much;
he wanted to borrow s5.-.Yonkers
Statesman.
Mr. Rarebook Ito new clerk in book
store1 = Young man. have you got 4
copy of a Gutenberg Bible? Clerk with
sad memories of wintcr-racing)-Boy
get this gentleman copy Of the racing
guide.-Brooklyn Life.
Use For Then.-She (singing softly
Would that had the wings OF a bird.
He-What earthly use would they be to
you, dear? She-I was just planning
the trimming for my new Easter hat
Detroit Free Press.
Soldiers of Cuba Llbre," said the
commander, sternly. that for which
We have been struggling for these
twenty years has at last been accomp-
lshed. The United States has at last
consented to put up the stuff.
delphii North American.
His Prospective 1niluence-"Are you
n friend Of mine?" asked the man who
was trying to get to the United States
senate. II dunno" was the candid an
swcr. 81 can't be sure until after the
deadlock begins to loosen. "-Washing-
ton Star. '.s
Gibson-t saw Grabber. the defaulter,
In South America. Bonds--How's he
getting along? Gibson-Fine! He's way
up in society. Told me he wasn't there
over month before all the ladies in
his family were Daughters OF the Rev
C!ution.-Puck.
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HD.WINTER EXCURSIONS

To Washington Very Low Rates.
Baltimore ~ Ohio Railroad. l'l.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
made arrangements for 4 series of pop
ulnr mid-winter excursions to WASH
ingtOn. at $1,000 for the round trip, al
lowing ten day limit on tickets includ-
Ing date OF sale. These excursions will
be run on February 81, March 2 and
April IS. 1899. Tickets will be good go
ing on regular trains OF the above dates
and good to return on regular trains
within ten days. Including date of sale.
Do not miss these splendid oportuni-
ties to visit the national capital during
the session OF Congress. Call on T. C.
Burke. passenger and ticket agent,
i. & o. railroad, Wheeling. for full In
formation. wSs
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WHEELING DAILY INTEILIGENCER WEDNESDAY, MARCH

impossible the carrying out Of pledges
Of the national party yet to be (kept.
embarrassed the administration, and
jeopardIzed the interests of the party
In the whole country.
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1000, 600 Sailors From our Slim

The United States Receiving Ship
Vermont, now over My years old. has
been the school house for over f,66d, 900
sailors In our navy. The age and the
accomplishments OF the Vermont are
much the same as Hosicter's Stomach
Bitters. which has been before the pub
lie for !ifty years and has cured innum-
cradle cases OF malaria. fever and auuc,
besides dyspepsia, constipation, indigcs-
ton. blood disorders and kidney afrec-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Travelling In their own train Of hotel
cars, Eugenlo Sorrentino and his Red
Band of San Severa will be seen here
next Thursday, March 10th, matinee
and night, at the Opera House. The
furore created by this band last year
has never been exceeded, and the pres
ent tour Of this famouC musical organ
ization has met with nothing but en-
thuSiastic praise wherever they have
played. Sig. Messina, the best known
trumpeter of Italy, Sig. de Carln. the
best clarinet player in southern Europe,
Dc Angeles, the able soloist. Chioili. the
hutists. and Sig. Flbbo. artist Of the
bombardino. form Il group of instru-
mental solists never eXcelled in any
band in this country.
Maestro Sorrentino. the conductor of
this world famous band, has no rival rs
n director, and the thorough control he
has over his dark-skinned conferees,
helps him to produce the wonderful eff
fccts for which this band Is renowned.
They captured critical Boston last year,
and Philip Haze and Ben Wolf exhaust
ed their vocabularieS in praise Of the
programme offered. In every city
where they have played this year. the
audiences have gone wild with enthusi-
asm. and the papers cannot praise them
enough.
Mrs. Marshall Pease. the contraito so
loist accompanying the band, comes
here heralded as the possessor of a
pure contralto voice of great range.
"a STRANGER IN NEW YORK"
When Hoyt's "a Stranger in New
York" was originally presented in New
York 1t played to the largest houses OF
the season. Mex. Monday evening,
March Goth, at the Opera House. "A
Stranger in New York" will appear,
presented upon grander scale than
ever, with no end of up-to-date music,
n lot Of novel vaudeville features and
bevy Of the prettiest girls ever seen on
the local stage. During the recent visit
OF this piece in London, England, where
it was presented at the Duke of York's
theatre, Mr. Hoyt devoted all of his
time In adding to Its perfection and Civ
ing It sort OF finishing touch. The
sale of seats now in progress indicates
that the standing room only" sign will
be brought into use for this engagement.
Miss Lena Mervelle is with the compa-
ny. She formerly resided in Wheeling.
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JOHN FREw. Pres. nnd Bus. Manager
Terms: Per Year, by Mail. In Advance,
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Persons wishing to subscribe TO THE
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.....FOR SALEM.
FOR HAULING BRICK

PROPOSALS FOR HAULING BRICK.
i AND SEWER PIPE.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
board OF public works OF the city 0.
Wheeling until 70 o'clock noon Saturday.
March .. 1880. for hauling brick and sewer
pipe during the year 1893 Specifications
can be obtained nj the office OF the clerk
of the board
The successful bidder or bidders wifi h
required TO furnish bond In the sun, Of
five hundred $500 dollars for the faithful
performance Of the contract. The name;
OF the sureties must accompany each bid
The board reserves the right TO rett:
any or all bids.
mrlJ WM H -HORNISH Clerk
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tThe INTELLIGENCER embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in tho POST
office. at Wheeling. ". Va. as second
class mattcr.)
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Changed all Around.

Chicago Record: THE weather Is not
what II was when | was boy"
well. you are not what you were,
when boy, either" f,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-01

BETTER THAN KLONDIKE.
MIKE-Fwhat's an option name,
Pat, fwich Oh hear 80 much round
the shtrates ?
PAT-Arrsh An 'sthat ell
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