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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
Georgia Editors Give THANKS,

Thanks to Mr.. ]. NJ. Worford for a
bushel OF excellent cornmeal from his
mill. on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Branch
Journal. 800 ,
Mr.. w. A. Black last week remem-
bered the Courier with a fine lot OF tur.
nips, Thanks.-Dublin Courier. :.
The Argus is indebted to clever j. L.
Randolph, Of Cedar Ridge, for 81 worth
OF palm srease.-Dalton Argus.
Ye editor acknowledges with thanks
an invitation to picnic and spelling
match OF the school OF Central -Acad
emy.-Lexnigton Echo.
Last Sunday afternoon John G.
quinn. who is ''as clever as they make
EN-" invited we scribe" to take a
drive with him, which, OF course. we
proceeded to do. Having q nice buggy.
line animal, genial companion and
an ideal day, 1t goes without saying
That we had pleasant and most en-
ooyable charlottesville Monitor.
In returning thanks to the thought
tul donor, we can heartily say, may
his tribe increase" The basket con-
tanned ten varieties Of garden products
beets, large, sweet and well rounded:
carrots, of handsome ieugth;t English
peas, tender beans. o basket of fine
Strawberries, squashes,- two varieties:
irish potatoes. as large as goose eggs.
two varieties. and a bunch OF fine
onions.-Tifton Gazette.
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PASSING PLEASANTRIEs.

Any-How did you come to marry
your second husband? Sallle-My Grst
one died.-Life.
Green-How did she strike YOU as a
golf player? Stickney-It wasn't me
she struck; 1t was the caddie.-Yonkers
Statesman, itS
Visltor-What lovely furniture! Tom
my-Ies ! guess the man we bought II
from Is sorry now he sold 1t; he is al
ways calllng.-Brooklyn Life.
William Wh!,tie-Weii, now II we al
ly ourselves with England Is the al
lance to be offensive? Samuel Stubble
1t would be ter me b'gosh!-Puck.
He seems to be an unnatural father.
He never goes near the baby" That's
only because he Is afraid he might
learn how TO take care OF lt."-Brook!yn
Life.
Hello You ever wonder wig I love
you so much. darling? She-Oh. no.
You are not my only admirer. Between
US, am little stuck on myself."-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Jennie-HerbIe. it says here another
octosenarian's dead. What's an octo-
genariaa? Herbie-Well, I don't Just
know what they are, but they must be
awfully sickly creatures. You never
hear of 'em but they are dying.-TIt-
Bits.
Young Mr.. Justwed-My darling, why
are you crying? Young Mrs. Justwed-
l have Just read here (boo hoo) that all
the world loves lover. Harry, swear
10 me that you do not reciprocate their
horrid Observation-Disclosures North
American.
We'll. I only hope" remarked Mrs.
Browne, that our new neighbors will
he as satisfactory as our old ones"
''Oh! they're way ahead OF EN-. ma"
exclaimed her young hopeful. They've
got ten children. and only three OF 'em
are girls, and the cook gives you tar.s
when you don't even tease for EN-
Harper's Bazaar.
There's a little expansionlst living In
the upper section OF the city whose faith
er Is an officer In General Otis army.
She was recently taken out TO dinner,
and In reply to 4 query as to where her
father was, replied: "Oh, he's away off
there" pointing TO the cost, lighting
the Observation-Disclosures North
American.
The Right Materlal.-"Mr. Blaakson,"
said the lawyer, turning to the man
who had been drawn as juror this is
4 case in wh!ch-bv the way. Mr.. Blank
son have you ever been witness be-
fore an investigating committee" Eyes
SIR" We'll take MIN your honor. He
doesn't know anything about this case
--or anything else."-Chicago Tribune.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Better borrow from 4 pawnbroker
than from a friend.
A cornet Is Just as big n nuisance as
fullfedged corn.
The harder It is to acquire thing the
longer You will retain it.
A man who lives only for to-day has
nothing in view for Tomorrow
Don't think because the mule takes to
his heels that he Is a coward.
The man who repairs watches never
complains Of working little overtime.
When the wife wants pin uoney her
husband is compelled TO come up to the
scratch.
II word to the wise is sufficient law
'yers must consider Jurors blooming Id
lots.
A woman who refuses TO divulge Sc
cret is called mean. stingy thing by
other women.
When one woman says she has not
seen another for an age she is careful
not to add It to her own.
Seoie Young men would get along bet
ter Il they had less point to their shoes
and n little more 10 their conversation.
When crediting a man with his good
Intentions 1t might be well to remem-
her that in order to get them cashed
they must be backed By deeds.-Chica-
so Daily News.
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Wnr News With a Moral.

The New York Tribune has done the
public service In the way OF affording
it some amusement by printing trans
lation Of Filipino war news from native
papers published IN the island Of Lu-
zon, outside OF Manila. There Is much
news IN 1t about the triumphant army
OF Filiplnos securing the country In
pursuit OF the panic-strIcken Amer!-
cans" the "prec!pitate flight" and the
"sayagery" OF the YaRquIs." and nu-
merous other wild and imaginative
things OF Ike nature. These matters
are being published seriously by the
native Journalists for effect on the ma
tlves who are not near the seat Of war.
TO Induce them to join Aguinaldo's dis
organized and demorallzed ranks. The
Intelligent people OF Manila rldIcuie
them.
While the matter Is amusing to Amer
leans, the Tribune sees In It lesson
also, In which there is rebuke TO those
who have allied themselves. In effect.
to the cause OIL thc Iakh'a hbnIhsL 'hia
government 1t shows that the extrav-
agant epIthets from the native paper.
called the "RepublIca Filipino" are
echoea OF printed utterances OF antl-im-
perlalIs, agltators. This Is plausible In
view Of the denunciat!ons Of the Prasl-
dent as criminal aggressor" and
.h,r,,a,, that nttr snIdInrE orn "rIIthIngg
Invaders. iEcendarics and murdcrcrs."
printed in the United States, and ac-
companIed by companions Of Agulnaldo
and his officers with Washington and
other great libcrators.
The Tribune IS undoubtedly right.
when It drawn tho lesson that the
course pursued by come OF tho self
styled "ant-imperialists," and the pub
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THE INTELLlGENCER.
WHEELING, MAY 81, 1899.
why Issues We're Not Mentioned.

Why Issues Were Not Mentioned.
a notable feature of the conference
OF the Democratic national committee
at ST. Louis to discuss plans for the
campaign Of next year was that less
than majority Of the committee was
present, and that there were but two
representatives from the eastern states,
Connecticut and Pennsylvania. both
Republican states. One OF the twenty
three members was from Indian Terri
tory. which does not vote in a national
campaign. save for a delegate to Con-
gress, who has no vote in that body
But twenty-five Of the forty-fivc states
We're represented 1.-TWO of them by
proxy.
Possibly this absence of q majority
OF the national committee accounts for
the fact that no definite policy as TO
the order of the "anti". issues was dis
cussed or formulated. that duty being
left for the committee at its July meet
ing. Any definite action by minority
would, OF course, have been irregular.
The cause of this lack OF interest on
the part Of the members from such i'm
portant states as California. Delaware.
Florida, Idaho Louisiana, Maine, Mary
land, Massachusetts, Michigan. Mon
tana. Nevada, New Hampshire. New
Jersey, New York. North Dakota, Ohio,
Oregon, Rhode Island. South Carolina,
Utah, Vermont. Washington and Wis
consin, does not appear in the reports.
Manifcstly there were indifference and
utter hopelessness on the part of those
members.
or the twenty-five states represented
in the meeting. eight Of them are good
and safe Republican states. having
given Mckinley ia electoral votes
against Bryan. They were the states
OF Connecticut. Illinois. Indiana, Iowa,
Kentucky, Minnesota, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. The remainder OF
the. states represented gave. Bryan 147
Of the 176 electoral votes he received,
Mckinley receiving I'll. While the dis
cussIon of 4 platform was rendered
unsafe by the lack OF attendance Of
committeeman, but fourteen OF them be-
ing from states that went for the De-
mocracy in 1896, two or three having
since returned TO Republicanlsm. there
was necessarily harmony, and the Lead
ers were enabled to say In their speech
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Another elght-year-old child has died
In New York after treatment for ty.
phold pneumonia by christian sclen.
list" Two healers. both OF them
women. attended the child until within
four hours OF It's death. when regular
physician was called too late to save II.
This is but one added to the hundreds
OF such cases that are occurring in vari-
Gus parts OF the country, and the sooner
some legal measures are adopted In
every state TO put stop to such prac.
tees the better Will It be for the cause
OF humanity.
In connection with this latest case re.
ported to the press. an address delivered
by Rev. r. C. H. Lenski. before the
Western district German Lutheran
synod on Thursday, at Springfield, o.,
Is worthy OF note. His subject was
Faith Cure and Christian Science"
both of which he declared were against
the Word OF God and common sense.
Among other things he truthfully said
We're these:
1.-THE faith curist asks faith and the use
OF prayer, while the Christian Scientist
asks for neither, but simply makes the
patient deny the reality OF disease. Both
classed with sorcery and divine heal
Ing. N!nety-ilve per cent Of the faith cure
converts are women whose nerves ire
played upon. Both faith cure and Chris
tian Science work great injury to the
body. and especially 10 the soul. The IA ct
that many are led astray need not trouble
us. The world Is full OF fools, and the
best are liable 10 fall"
The suppression Of these practices by
law would be no violation of any law
or tradition OF this country which guar
antees religious freedom. No true re-
ligion countenances them or authorizes
them, nor do any laws OF civilization.
In Wooster. o., the authorities are now
Investigating the death of man who
died Wednesday, under the treatment
OF n Christian science priestess, though
he begged for medicine.
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Mark Twain, who was recently hon
orcd by an audience with the emperor
of Austria, having prepared himself
with tribute to his majesty In the Ger
man language, found. to his dlsmay. on
entering the august presence OF the
sovereign. that he had forgotten every
word Of his speech. His relief knew no
bounds when the emperor remarked In
English: Don't trouble yourself II you
cannot say anything in German. Say
It In English and ! viii translate it for
you" After that matters went smooth
~ enough. and Mark was delighted to
hear in his own tongue the Austrian
rulers graceful tributes 10 the progress
OF America.
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THERE is more Catarrh In this Sec
tto1 OF the country than all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incurahle
Tor great ma1T years doctors pro-
bounced 1t a local disease, and pre-
scrihed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment. pronounced It incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitutions
al disease. and therefore requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. ]. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitu-
tlonal cure on the market. It IS taken
internally In doses from ten drops to a
tcas2oonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case 1t fails to cure. Send for circu-
lars and testimonials. Address.
p. ]. CHENEY &: CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 7Sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Call home the Philippine commission:
the Sentinel doesn't approve OF 1t. Has
the Wheeling Register been heard from ?
-ParkersburS Journal.
Yes, on about the same line. There
should be no terms. for instance, i'm
posed on the F'ilipinos: the Americans
should pack up and leave everything
to the mercy Of the bogus government
alleged TO exist somewhere up in the
mountains. The islands are utterly
worthless" and the money the United
States is spending in carrying on: its
obligation to civilization, and for the
protection of the innocents from say
age slaughter Is burden on the peo-
pie. The Registers tax bills have In
creased wonderfully since the payment
of the 100000 900 to Spain. Our respon-
sibillties and honor rs 4 great Nation
in the eyes OF the world are nothing as
compared to them.
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wish that I'D been Grandpa's child.
i Il -. - Lon

! wish that I'd been Grandpa's child.
That could had the Joy
OF fishing IN those good old days
When father was boy
For then the fish grew bigger far
Than they do nowadays,
And literally packed the streams
AT least. so father says.
They never caught sucker then
That didn't weigh Il ton,
And pckcrel were longer than
a modern Armstrong gun.
They used 10 ynnk our halibut
In hundreds from our bays
And Sind ran up the banks % bite.
at least. 30 father says.
They never thought OF using bait
To lure the willy trout.
They reached n bushcl basket down
And srnply dipped them out.
And In nhou, an hour or two
They'd fiji up several drays,
And sow them through the neighborhood-
At least. so father says
In short. they caught 80 many fish.
That fore their sport was through
The stream where they were fishing would
Go down yard or two.
And not an angler failed TO como
Home loaded In those days
4 habit father still pursues.
At least, so mother says.
Boston Courier.
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The probability that Wheeling may
have removed from Its limits an In
portnnt industry because Of the lnabl.
Ity OF the company to settle with the
boys In III employ, who are striking
for nm Increase OF pay. above that paid
elsewhere In the district. we trust lnny
be nvertcd lnfomc manner. The North
Wheeling bottle works have been tied
up on account OF the strike. and 1t
seems that there can be no settlement
on the basis demanded, and the places
cannot be supplied by others. The pro.
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licatlons Of untruthful tales about the
Fiiipinos and the conduct OF our troops
have not only llbelled our own coun.
try md assisted rebellion. but they
have helped to deceive and lure TO ruin
the untutored folk for whose welfare
they have professed so profound a con-
Germ" Fortunately they have caused
no embarrassment to the government,
but they have brought desoiation to the
Filiplnos whom they profess to love.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BaCHE1on

People, who throw stones shouldn't
live In glass houses. h
~ woman can be mad with a man all
the time. and yet love him. but she can't
"hen she mas contempt for him.
Even on the stage, nn actor proposes
Ike Il fool. maybe because he lis suspl-
cious she might hold him TO It after
inc reason so many women :can for.
give badness In men is because they
would themselves II they had the
a mar can never understand why n
woman VIII insist on remembering the
soft things he said to her, and think
they We're sensible.--New York Press.
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GEORGE WISE. P. u.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust made BY
SARAH ilagah to me MS trustee. aate1
Noren,hcr 10. 1891. recorded IN the office o,
me Clerk OF the County Court OF ono
county; West Hirs!nta, In deed Of t'Gss
book No. Is! page 59a. l Will sell At the
north front door OF The Cour, House 0.
said County on
SATuRDAY.thc eth DAYOF JUNE. iSe.
commenclnl. at 10 o'clock 4 m. the FOL-
lowing described property, that is 10 say;
certain parcel OF real estate situa,ea
on tho east side OF EolT street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, in The tiiE
or wheeling, county OF Ohio, state OF
that Is 10 say: So much Of the north one.
hnf OF lot numbered Three In square
nun 9ered Twcnty-onc OF the town InowV
citSl OF WheelthS. conveyed TO Henry ao,
iirEer by Noah Zane and wife by Iesi
Iaied June ., 1872. and recorded In Dtsa
Book No. Is, at page lCI, aud devised py
said Henry llollinEer to Aramln;a Hol.
linSer, as remains after dcluctnS from
Snid north half OF saiG lot so much Thereon
MS was conveyed by said Araminta lieIun,,
ser TO George W. llollinGcr by deed Gaica
February .. ISL. recorded In Deed H t,sS
No. IS. page q; and after deduc;ne alsS
from said north hall OF said lot SO fiucn
thereof as IVES conveyed by said Afai
mintn nollinEcr 10 Thomas II. Lewis am
Henry Newman by deed dated OCTOBER y
lS'S' and recorded In Deed Book NO "
raEc i4t. .e
Terms OF Sale:--Onc-third and ms rlNcn
more as tn" purchaser mny elect TO pay N
cash on the day OF sale. tho SAlancc "
two cuun, ns,nllmcrts at six and twrlSe
months notes bearing interest from Tue
day OF sale to be given ter the dete1t'd
payments.
W. W. COwDEN. TRUSTEE:
]. c. llEllVFS, Auctionccr, N.Y.:
fIyNE iNrEi.LIGENCER PRINTING
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The new system adopted by the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad managers Of pay
inG employees by check. which was in
augurated this month, is proving n de-
cidcd success. The system will save the
road thousands Of dollars OF expense
annually, and the employees express
great satisfaction with the new meth.
cd. The banks and merchants along
the line are accommodating, and the
convenience OF the arrangement Is ap-
parent. One of the features which may
prove Of benefit is that the plan brings
the employees In direct touch with the
banks. and may thus result In larger
number OF the workers leaving on de-
post their surplus. increasing the
amount OF savings, and the promotion
OF confidence in the safety OF our hnan-
cIal institutions.
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Like Mr.. Dick.

Providence Journal: Mrs. Micawbnr
never, never would desert Mr.. Micaw-
Der, and the Boston "anti-imperialIsts"
are equally faithful to Aguinaldo. They
have had another meeting at which they
have abused the President to their
hearts content. Upon MI. McKinicy
they still declare. lies all the responsI-
billy for the war. ASulnaldo, on the
other hand, rs worthy of confidence
and respect" II Is the same old cry
and II has no more sense than Il ever
Ind, The "nnti-!mpcrIalists" shut their
eyes TO evidence. and refuse 10 reason
There Is no more arguing with them
than with 90 many !unntlcs. In fact,
the Philippines question hnS become n
monon,anIa with then. and they are IN
the sad situation OF Mr.. Dick with King
Charlch and his head.
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General Wood. in command OF the
department of Santiago province, In
Cuba, evidently has matters well in
hand. He again officially stamps Z. ma
false some newspaper reports that have
been published In this country. by as
sorting that his Inspection OF the prov
ince has proven that there is no
hunger, no applications for assistance,
no cubans under arms, no brlsandasc,
and that the people are at work and
absolutely quiet.
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Funston won another battle and has
added another feather to his cap. II
some of the associate generals don't
watch out" Funston VIII ou,rank them
in glory.
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posal to move the Industry to Wells.
burg 1t Is sincerely hoped may not be-
come necessary. This city cannot az
ford the loss.
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: !, =
(N. B.-Thts is strictly priratc).
Mr.. MosS-Mr. Mayor. we arc Trying 10
get At the influence that controls the city
government.
The Mayor-The influence that fuie5 me-
sir. is Robert y. Van WScK.
Say. Bob.
You're not the only corn on the cob.
Do you know
You'd better 80 slow
And pull in
That chin
or yours. before come back
And give yon whack
Across the face
That will knock you out OF place?
Once In while
] like your style.
But TOO much
or such
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IT'S folly to suffer from that horrible
plague OF the night. Itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures quickly and
permanently, At any drug store. 30
cents. s.at 4
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ALL the healing, balsamic virtues OF
The Norway pine are concentrated In
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. ma
lures own remedy for coughs and colds.
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Some norths ago. while travelling
with Hon. George ". Bowers. United
States fish commissioner. the editor of
the Hampshire Review suggested to the
commissioner the propriety OF stocking
the South Branch with black bass, as
the constant and persistent fishing the
past few years had had & tendency to
dep!ete the stock In the stream. The
commissioner promised TO take the
matter under consideration and In n let
ter under Gate OF the 10Th Inst, he dd-
v!;es the Review that when the distri-
baton OF tass Is made this season he
will see TO 1t that n liberal supply Is
sent here for distribution in this streau.
The South Branch is the only unpollu-
ted stream In the country. the only one
on which saw mills tanneries and pulp
mills have not made 1t impossible FOR
fish 10 live In the waters. therefore 1t is
gratifying 10 know that the supply o:
bass in our stream. which Is ilshed so
much by aoa-residents, Is to be aug
f:cnted.
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IF your menu does not contain Cooks
Imperial Extra Champagne, ii is not
complete. Demand II.
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(The ,INTELL1GENCER, embracing It's
several editions. IS entered IN tho Post
office at Wheeling, W. Va. as second
class matter.)