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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-08

Cleveland Leader: The serious talk Of
President Gates, of the American Steel
and wire Company, as a candidate for
United States senator in Illinois. ought
to he a revelation to those who Imagine
that the trusts are going to shrink tim
idly from popular dlsfavor and keep out
OF politics as much as possible. The
corporation of which Gates is the active
ana ofEiclal head is one of the most
prominent of the so-called trusts, and 1t
ia open to attack Just MS much as most
Of them are. But that does not prevent
Mr.. Gates and his friends from thinking
that he can be elected to the United
states senate. 1t will be found. before
long. that many of the great combInH-
tons OF capital which have been formed
lately will be very much in politics and
a power on the offensive as well as in
defense Of their own existence, Trust
smashing will not be boys play.
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stnte CopItal,s Progrcssiveness.


The state capital, which Is the city of
Charleston, has again voted in way
that demonstrates Its characteristic pro-
gressiveness, and proves its unimpeach-
able title to remain the capital of the
advancing state of West Virginia, by
overwhelmingly defeating a proposition
to issue 100000 of bonds for street and
sewerage improvement purposes.
Charleston had no difficulty in raising
large sum of money for presenting to
the state some ground on which to erect
an annex to the capital, in order to cir
cumvent a popular movement for the
removal of the seat Of government: to a
more central and progressive location.
This showed anxiety lest Charleston
should lose the opportunity. granted
once in two years, for the city to make
something from the gathering of our
leading statesmen. When the opportu-
nifty is offered to improve the healthful-
ness and appearance of the city. and
increase Its attractiveness, and possibly
enhance the value of property the vote
is on the other line. Charleston Is a
great capital city for progressive state
with a million population and rapidly
developing in wealth.
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REFnECTIoNs OF A BACHELOR.

Genius is talent with both eyes
open.
A woman's sigh is less likely to have
heartache in It than appetite.
The saddest thing about love Is the
fact that one can love more than once
He who has a woman's secret Is a
Taller; he who tells woman one 10 a
prisoner.
It's never safe to ask a girl TO marry
YOU till she has already had a chance
to say she wouldn't.
Some women will do most as much
for the good OF their souls as most men
will do for the good Of their wives,
health.
During the first year a woman Is IN
love with a man she always pictures
him TO herself with halo. After that
it's a hat.
The more man loves a woman the
less he likes her failings; the more q
woman loves a man the more she loves
his faults.
It's a funny thing that girl so sell
dom notices the look Of relief In man
face when she tells him she doesn't love
him that way,
A man is never fully conquered until
his wife has succeeded in making him
say before company that he likes to
push the baby wagon.
Pluck is the quality that makes man
look happy when his draw doesn't
help his small pair any. 1t is also What
he has when he gets married.
II the men loved their wives half as
much as they love themselves. the Wo.
man would love their husbands most
half as much as they love each other.
When women call on each other their
talk always reminds you OF the way
the barber tells you you look WITH
your whiskers cut like he knows you
always wear them.
A mothers love for her Oldest child
is a very strong thing, good deal IKE
the feeling man has for pipe ne mas
smoked in three or four countries, ana
has a lot OF names Of different cities
cut on 1t. ,4u
probably women love to play with
little babies so because they ike 70 I'M.
ngine how worthless and insignineant
their husbands were once.-New 4oFk
Press,
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We OFFER One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Ell. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned have known II,
]. Cheney for the Inst fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable I'm all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out my obligations mnde
by their Arm.
WEST s. TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
glsts, Toledo. o.
WHLDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
HALLS cRtHrrh Cure II taken inter-
nnlly, acting directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, Testi-
monlNls sent free. Price, zoe per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills nrc the best.
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1910 MAIN SIRE


BY order of a deed of trust made S, by d !,
F. Potter to me as trustee, dated july y,, :"
1857, md recorded In the office Of me eS W..
~ clerk OF Ohio county, state oil Mest "A NJ
rinin, in deed OF trust book ~, page ~,
will oFIor at public sale on the pIe VIZ. n
at No 1913 Market street; IN me Ul, M
Wheeling, w. W on Monday. AugM,Is N,,, ~
iSg9, beginning at 10 n. M, the ioilo"'"'
described property, to-wit: ,,,,,s 1
Turkish green brocAded parlor Hults,
window shade 10 yards tapestry S!aF , fS
pet: lace shades, 10 square yaTuHS n, u
icum; iron bed, curved =. IL oN,:,orgs
snrlnr. i covered top table; 8l-S yarIss
Il. u. carpet, S. =. d, and H.: ~ l-S St MI
tapestry, s. r. d. and L.; 81 yards 10" 20,
carpet: I6J5 yards tapestry; "a SHpgu' cST.
pestry: II i2-pHds: % yards KEN ~ si1S SgB
not. s. =. d. and p: art square; .,sA''
Yards Garnet paper; oak dreSseI,ii
Yards stair oil cloth: square ynraSs Lr''0
Ieun. =. a.; square yards llh9legIIiS MA:
square yards inlaid: yards lnHrnlii rain
~ yards floor oil cloth; y l-S yaruS ,ot,op
mNt,ress; i iron bed; W. W spring !
cotton mattresses: J wash sinnu; i,oT'.
wIrdrolS,s: folding bed: Iron nelsIS."c.'ii
book case; aidebonrd ! COOK SUI ali
hath tub and fixtures complete, nmS Ia.
other household and kitchen tprhit !Inssss..
longlngtoJ j. F. Potter now III "''
TERMS = one.thlrd OF the pur'n Nm.
money, or so much more as w nj on
chaser may elect to pas. cash ~ mS' ANAL
day OF sale. and the residue i y, M IN i've
;monibs and four months from the I9 i;.,S ~
sale. with interest, the purchase, ina
ill., s ,cgotiobie promiFsory notes for W.
deferred payments, tcscther Win L gegou tHc
ourlty on said notes wien ,I,,riScr sceur.
t,S uI,tll am Of the purchase price no %
hSvS bctn maid. or II the purchas"yIT ,bs
o,ecis tbcjcgni tiiIe may he convcySd.. tbS
trustee reicryine In the deed l'em ,,. III,
deferred purchase money. OF Wv ~ ,Ss Fatis.
otherwise securing the same !" 'N'
faction Oh 'h0 ""''VSS 70. b. coLBuRN,
- TrusteA
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The IIcsponsIbility Placed.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-08

Mr.. William Jennings Bryan an
nounces that the Democratic national
convention next year will undoubtedly
reafirm the Chicago platform of 1896,
and add planls against trusts and i'm
perialIsm." 1t Will be noted that Bryan
makes the trusts and Imperialism sec
ondary considerations. Free and un-
limited coinage of silver, at some ratio
or other, IL not sixteen to one, is to come
first. 1t is to be paramount" But,
whether it is paramount or not, it is to
be there. and Mr.. Bryan actually fool
ishly expects that all the Democrats In
the country win unite on platform
which includes a pledging Of the coun-
try to a dishonest financial policy, be-
cause they might agree on the trust
business.
The trouble with Bryan is that he
cannot understand that Democrat oppo-
nents to his financial theories cannot be
caught by sugar-coating them with the
other issues. They count the financial
integrity of the country and the honor
of the currency of the United States
above great many other things. They
are as firm to-day on this point as they
ever were. and the history Of the past
three years of financial confidence aud
industrial prosperity has vindicated
their wisdom. Perhaps the Democratic
party will prove itself wiser than it did
in 1896, and wiser than Mr.. Bryan. II 1t
does not, 1t certainly has not pronted by
the experience of the past.
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81. Louis Globe Democrat: The Demo.
cratic papers which are predicting tnat
the Republicans will pass law In the
coming session Of Congress putting the
gold standard formally in the statutes
Sre correct. The President and all the
leaders OF the Republican party tavor
thIg action. The rank and nile OF me
marty is certainly anxious that TINS M,
step DO taken. The Republicans wiz
have large majority in ths senate
Their margin in the house vii! be snah-
err but 1t Will he broad enough 10 allow
them to put the gold standard beyond
the reach OF possible reputation Pres
ident
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POINTED PARAeRAPRs.

Confidence is apt to beget confidence
men,
The top of the hill Is harder to md
than the bottom.
Some men seem to lack spirit until
death overtakes them.
The smile Of love becomes q frown
when the cupboard is bare.
A gambler always wants good deal
for his money.
The cooling Is done before marriage
the billing afterward.
It's a wise child that knows 1t known
less than its father.
A man never sees himself as others
see him or as he sees others.
Try to be pleasant; any one can be
disagreeable without half trying.
The self-made man is always willing
to admit the lnferlority Of others.
II you are looking for q good oppor-
tunity you must get OF the beaten path.
1t is Just as much Of a crime to take
walk as II Is to steal march.
A musician ought to enjoy the conn
pany Of the banjo he picks himself.
The wicked mosquito is never salts
fed until he lands behind the bars.
The laborer sometimes gets, his re-
freshments indirectly from the crow
bar.
II It wasn't considered eminently re-
spectacle to attend church there would
be more vacant pews.
Don't waste time writing poetry to an
helress. She can buy better poetry than
you can ever hope to produce.
A man always picks the best man he
knows as a standard when he measures
his neighbor. and the worst when he
measures himself. = Chicago Daily
News.
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The arrest yesterday Of the parties
charged with having murdered Dit
more, though unexpected to the public,
was a matter of satisfaction, as afford
Ing an opportunity to clear UP the whole
mystery. The murder was peculiarly
brutal, and the surrounding cIrcum-
stances. one Of the accused parties being
a woman, are not without their revolt
ing details Whether the parties are
guilty OF the crime or not, their strange
conduct was shocking in the extreme,
The authorities will make most care
full investigation, and the community
VIII look forward to the outcome with
more than ordinary interest.
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The whole country sympathiSes With
the pltiful suffering Of the people Of
Texas, who were caught In the flooded
districts. The enormous property loss,
and the distress that has been occasion-
ed, has mainly fallen upon the classes
who could least afford It, while the loss
OF life cannot be compensated for. The
situation appeals strongly to the chart
table sympathy Of the country.
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The appointment Of Major James ].
Peterson, Of Charleston, as an official in
terprotcr to General Otis at ManIla, has
met with general favor among his num-
erous friends in the state. Major Peter
sons consular experience down In Cen
trail America famlllarized him with the
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President Kruger has come'to the con-
sluslon thathe doesn't see what Is TO be
gained by war with England. and has
decided to accept the peace terms Offer
ed. This happy ending OF the Trans
yaai dlFiculty insures peace In South
Africa, and, unless negotiations fall,
disturbing factor In European politics
II removed.
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THE TNTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, JULY s. 1900.

Persons leaving the city can hive
tho Intelligenccr mailed to them to
any address, by ordering 1t ut this
once, In person or by letter. Terms
10 cents per week. Address can BIO
changed as often us desired.
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New York World: The spring reports
of the national banks for this year show
that they had more money lent out In
April than eleven months before by
1905 900, 600. That is to say, the indus
tries Of the country are 30 far more nc
tive this year than last that their dIrec-
tors are using SaO6,OOO,OOO more money
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A terrific wind storm. dark and
gloomy clouds, ominouS in the extreme,
came upon wheeling last night. but the
torrent Of rain which would have been
90 gladly welcome, seemed confined in I
way that 1t was unable to fall. at least
in this immediate locality.
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Spanish language and tropical ell
mate. and his long Newspaper expert
enee has equipped him in the virtue Of
truthfulness ana patriotic AmsFiean-
ism. The Intelligencer looks to see
Brother Peterson give satisfaction to
the American commander At Manila,
and to reflect credit upon his native
state.
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Homemade Prescription.
Chicago Record: Jack, my health is
wretched; ought to go away"
Isabel, II you quit reading these sea-
shore advertisements your health will
be all right"
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CThe INTELLIGENcER. embracing It's
several editions, is entered In the POST
ONCE at wheeling W. Va. as second'
class matter.l
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HIGH LIGHTS

On a summer-resort piazza the early
girl gets the hammock.
A man convinced against his will
suffers most when 1t is a woman who
convInceS him.
The man who lives of an aunt or sis
ter always has more new hats than any
other man In the block.
There is always something to be said
on both sides. but victory is with the
woman who gets to talking first.
A man marrIes a woman who under
stands Browning. and then acts sur
prlsed because she sees through him.
When a man wishes to stand solid
with the other sex he makes 1t known
that he thinks there are no ugly wo-
men.
After man has been married ten or
fifteen years he Btill comes in and asks
his wife what time she is going to have
dinner.
The husband of n too neat house
keeper consoles himself by thinking
how he would hate his home II things
were the other way.-Chlcago Record.
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Minnie Couptryman. plaintiff, VS.. Herman
s. Countryman, defendant, In tho Circuit
court Of Ohio county, West Virginia.
Tho above-named defendant will take
Countryman, George ChArnock, Annie
Charnock. Matte Charnock. Lizzie Char
mock. Nellie ChHrnock and James Mccain
will be taken ut the office OF T. N. Car
Wheeling, in tho county OF Ohio. state of
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF August,
A. D. 1893. between the hours OF Q o'clock
n. m. and o'clock p. M, TO be read as evil
dence In the trial OF the above
cause on behalf Of the above-named plain
tin. And II, from any cause, tho taking
OF the said dispositions shall not be COM
menced, or being commenced, shall not
be completed on the day aforesaid, the
taking Of the same will be adjourned from
day 10 dag, or from time to time until the
''' ''''''' 7. NJ. GARvIN,
Attorney for Minnie Countryman.
To Herman s. countryman. JyS-s
r IsT OF LETTERs REMAINING IN
IL the postofiice at Wheeling, Ohio
county, w. Va, Saturday, July 5. To
obtain any OF the following the applicant
must ask for advertised letters, giving
4''' LADIES' LIST.
Boyle, Miss NJ. A. Johnston, Miss Eva
Cunningham. Mrs. n. ,,>
Levi Leo, MES, Nancy ~
Corbln, Miss Della Miller, Mrs Maggie
Davidson, Mrs, Smith, Mrs, Ida Il.
Mandy Thomas, Miss N. Il,
HnRlmcr ANNA Tolhert, Miss Ella
Hart, Miss s. Wilson, Miss May
Wooded, Miss JAMIE
GENTLEMEN's LIST
Bebep. John MontnF. John
Benton, ChRs. II, MikRslnoVic, Steve
brown. NJ d. McCully, Geo. L.
Burton, A. w. McFndden, Mack
Crawford Homer +. Onions. Frank
Carpenter, Homer RugEHlOy. L. II,
Douglass, c, c. Price. Ed,
Foster, A. +. Peters, u. L.
FINGER. Mr. Ryan, John r.
GinU. W. II. Rex. Walter
HaEelwood, Joseph Slmo lvO,nic
HCnrnc, Frank Sl0dC, Anderson
Johnston, Edward simpson; VIII
w. SlHscn, l'rcsprlN
Johnston, Jas. SChoonover, Jas. Il.
Kern, George Washington, George
Locke l. N. Wilks, X: g,
Lctnicy, Lester Wright, W. Il.
McMOnus, Chas, D.
GEORGE WISE, p. N.
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AS They Toll 1t on Him in Wisconsin

As They Tell it on Him In Wisconsin.
Chicago Tribune: Scene; Beautiful
stream, with shelving banks, overhang-
Ing trees, swift current, cows wading
short distance below. Large building
evidently lunatIc asylum, In the back
ground. Tourist sitting on bank, fish.
ing. Boy, apparently inmate OF asy-
lum. but harmless, looking out through
enclosure, watching fisherman.
Boy-Caught anything!
Tourlst--No.
Boy-How long have you been FISH
ing?
Tourlst-seven hours.
Boy-Come in!
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Liver Complaints cured by BEECH
ANS PILLS.
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D. s. for H. C. Richards. s. o. c.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain de-
cree for q divorce from the bonds Of mat
rimony from the defendant by the plain
tin.
IN said cause, at these rules, that the de-
PENDANT Herman 8. Countryman, is not
resident Of the state of West Virginia, and
he not having been served With process in
said suit, on motion Of the complainant by
her attorney, this order Of publication Is
entered against him, and 1t Is ordered that
the said defendant above named, be and
Is required to appear within one month
after the date OF the first publication OF
this order and do what Is necessary to
protect his interests. II is further ordered
that this order be published and posted as
required by law
Witness, c. H. Henning, clerk Of our said
court, at the court house Of said county.
this Sth day Of July, 1899, to.wit: July
c. II. HENNING. Clerk.
Published the first time July 9Th, 1899.
C. II. HENNINC, clerk.
7. NJ. GARVlN, Solicitor for Complainant.
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pEOpl6 H6 we'll III Tic plGt1A7 0AASSt0
be discarded by all good citizens
Wetzel county is agltating the ques-
ton Of building new court house.
A young lady Of Martinsburg played a
cruel Joke on her mother recently. She
accidentally found a love letter that her
father had written to her mother IN the
hayclon days Of their courtship. She
read Il, substituting her own name and
that Of her lover. The mother raVed
and stamped her foot in disgust, and
forbade her daughter having anything
to do with young man who could
write such slckening, nonsensicat stun
to a girl. The girl then gave the letter
to her mother to read, and suddenly the
house became SO quiet she could hear
the grass grow in the backyard.-Shep-
herdatown Register.
Last Saturday workmen In DR.. Rey-
nold's orchard Just west OF town were
making hay, says the Shepherdstown
Register when they stirred up bum
blebees' nest. In order that they might
get the better Of the bees they set fire
to the clump Of grass In which II was
located, and In q minute the blaze got
beyond control, and ran fiercely through
the dry timothy. II took hard fighting
! TO stop the FIRE, but II was finally beaten
out, after about ton OF hay had been
destroyed and a number OF young trees
had been scorched.
Mrs. Caroline Monroe wears the belt so
far as the champion Of the season here
in Klngwood. for catching the biggest
and finest fish. She was down at Camp
Fairfax with Miss Sallie Fairfax for a
week, and they caught nice lot OF the
Amy tribe, each Of the ladies catching
twenty-five, and Mrs. Monroe winding
up last week with seven pound red
nm sucker that was beauty.-West Viz
ginIa Argus.
A very peculiar thing Is reported from
Masontown. in the vicinity OF which is
the grave Of George Spurgeon, who was
killed by lightning over there early In
the spring, spurgeon was walking IN
the fields with a couple OF his sons.
when he was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. Neither Of the boys
were hurt in the slightest. Since the
burial OF spurgeon the grave has been
struck twice by lightning, and the dirt
forming the mound has been scattered
around considerably.-Morg Do
minion.
our farmers are selling their lambs
at five cents per pound. Extra good
lambs may be bringing higher figures,
| we learn they are in neiEhbOrlng coun-
Ties. All farmers remember that 1t took
a good lamb to bring three cents under
the Cleveland administration. or course
| they remember. They can never forget
it.-Fairmont West Virglnlan'
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Stocks for Sale.
SIMPSON 8 TATUM,
Room !, city Bank Building. Phone 2!

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
~ oFFICFS OF THE WHEELING
NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
WHEELING, w. Va, July !, 1879;
Notice Is hereby given that at stock
holders meeting OF the wheeling Nat;
ural Gas Company, corporat'9n, cre& G!isl
under the laws. OF the state OIL west NlI'
Einia, to be held at the office of the com:
pnny, in the city OF Wheeling, state o.
West Virginia. on Monday, the. 3th DAY
OF July, A. D. 1880, nj 1850 o'clock q. m,
number or shares OF the capital stock o.
the company from 1880 shares OF the par
value az $500 each to 10000 shares OIL tho
par value Of $500 each. -,,,,,,y
iyS-s - Secretary.