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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-05
THEUNTvERsITY.
winter Quarter Convocation-Pipe
Organ Donated 70 the Unworthy.


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cation. II was = n,.ssslly ~ l.'.'. -
for sreat nAiOnA ulisst
washington. ~.
President RAYMOND ennoullss% s-..s
TWO friends OK the ur'lNelalls, WY =
FUSED TO permit tneil Il.tileS 70 pe e,'9'
had given the sum o. s0'4yO . ., p-s 1 . :
pipe organ Tor the chapel rms sp p. .
DID organ Is now Oeins oui.. en y, 'tlll =. y
In place IN three months ~ wan ps lg -,
the use OF the senooi OF music q wen
as Tor an Pubic Sno elapsl ~ -. :.
ens uiAAVelelss. w ' 1''S'-s
was received with great applause.
The degree Of oaeneior o. ar9 wes
conferred upon nye canoloates, W. VIZ
Miss Carrie Louise Dent OF e[aIton'
Robert Douglas Roller IT,. OF Charles
ton; Bruce Aekinley, o. hitcnie couh-
ty; John Augustlne "ilnl' OF SeltersOn
county and Ayron Carleton Lousn' Of
Fairmont,
The school OF music eertincete was ..
given to MISS Rose soughner HOWE Oh
Morgantown.
President Faymona's report was oe-
voted mainly 10 4 discussion OF lns
elective system recently eaopteo, eno
which is already giving sucn great say
isfaction. he announced the appoint
ment Of DIT. A. E. Tnayer SColumDie
University Berlin ana Gotansen %
the new chair OF paeteriolosy ana ma ma
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Ths wonderful NoW Discovery n
Medical gdioneo = Sample Bottle
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bottle OF Or. Kilmer'H SWamp-Root ana
q pamphlet that tells all about y in-
oludinG many OF The Thousands o. letters
received from sufferers cured, both sent
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Wheeling Daily Intelllgeneer.
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one Woman,s Ruling Paaglon


Philadelphia Press: There goes a
woman" said the girl, 'who hasn't a
thought on earth except dress. l know
that superior man attributes this par
ticular weakness to all women-but it's
a canard, as Of course, are nine out Of
ten estimates Of women"
She conquered a refractory button on
her glove before she continued: "But
that woman who passed US Is, without
doubt, the most dress-crazy woman I
have ever met. She knows no topic
save dress-can speak Of no other sub
ject. She spends one-half of her time
at her dressmaker's, and the other half
is used in exploiting the handlcraft OF
the modiste. Goodness only knows
when she manages to get anything to
eat. She's dead to every feeling, be-
lleve, except that which has to do with
dress. And what do you think she said
Saturday? met her as we were going
out of house OF mourning. A young
woman whom we both knew had died.
and we had been at the funeral. Com
ing down the steps noticed my friend.
but the feeling of sorrow was too fresh
upon rue to permit anything more than
a nod Of recognition. For half a square
we walked side by side. Then said:
Poor, dear Clara-alive and well one
week ago, and now-now she's gomez {"
"'Yes, answered my friend, blaudly;
but wasn't she dressed beautifully
Really, 1t was q treat to see herl"
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IIawaiinn isidhds ~ N American com.
nany. Aith6uFii many enGineef8 rel ',ra
az conn Ron 81 the dVe Islands ~
cShIe ~ ,inipfa etic8hie on account q tne
corai q sfn IA American company n',tli
~ tie Electrician. about decided %
oftemnf Il ~ the needs 81 iele 8fs5fiiie
commnnlcl tion had grown most rtg !.
on heafIflg Of the foIdnrlsah le Success o.
ihe ifarconi system The company ll-
Vestigated Il and found tint i would
co5t much les and be more practical "a
many ways Than q eabie. a regaii,aE
telegraph business win be done ~ the
company initalllng. The wireless lyl tenn.
The distance over which eommunie non
WiiI Be establiahed viii vary nom elgnt
70 sixty-one uailel.7-chicaso News.
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nnd "a shnrn.

Recently medical man told this tale
at a professional banquet:
mot long Since" said the doctor "a
member Of the medical profession died
and in due time approached the gates OF
the Beautiful Land. he was. OF course,
accosted by 81. Peter.
"tWhat 8 your name2' asked the aged
doorkeeper.
/" Sam Jones, was the reply.
"'What was your business while on
earth?'
"'I was q doctor.
"toh, physlciRn, eh?'
made out your own bills, suppOse2'
Yes, sir.
"Collected 'em yourselfg
(" 'Why-Why-yes sir. Btammered the
wondering shade OF the phyBlcian.
"And then st. Peter threw wide the
portals and said; Go right in, my
friend; II you've done that you've had
punishment enough. &C Colorado Springs
FActR
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poIl7grD PARAdRAPHs


II you are In doubt about It don't
do Il
The rubber trust has no bearing on
the game Of whist.
In the worlds great drama the ocean
plays the principal role,
The man Who has nothing to do but
clip coupons cuts quite Q dgure-
Every man has been, or win be hand
some in the eyes Of some woman
The opinions Of child may be Of no
value, but they are at least honest
A girl q Invariably in love when she
refers 70 the twilight a. the gloamins'
The less a business man advertiser
the more dime he has to balance MS
accounts,
Some men are too proud to be seen
carrying anything but 9 walking suek
or Jag
The woman who p1intS her cheeks ana
the man Who dyes his whiskers fool
only one person.
A bachelor says that widows weep
mot because Of the loss Of husband
but because Of the lack Of one.
Probably NO person living ever saw q
picture Of Cupid that looked as though
the little fellow had good common
sense.
Figures may mot lie but when q girl
looks ike 100 pounds. and only pulls
the scales down ut 11s there u some
thing wrong somewhere. = Chicago
News.
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THE INTELLIGENcER.
wHEE1No. JANUARY 8. leoo.
ssnste Financial Bill.

Senator Aldrich'S explanations Of the
senate substitute for the house tinan-
cIai bill making the gold dollar the
standard unit OF value, are quite salts.
factory to the friends Of that measure.
The bill ID robbed Of none of It's mater
lei features which commended It to the
members Of the house who voted for it.
and where It was supported by num-
her Of Democrats.
The importan. thing in the proposed
law Is the embodiment in new and
more positive terms the law and the
practice With relation to the monetary
system OF the country as interpreted
and carried out in the administration Of
the treasury department since the re-
sumption Of specie payments The
changes and cancellations Of the sem
ate committee In no wise disturb the
integrity os the bill, on the contrary
they would seem 70 still further
strengthen 1t.
Senator Aldrich anticipates the criti-
cisms Of the opposition to the bill, that
the Republican party has deliberately
abandoned the position It has hereto
lore taken before the country in regard
to interuaHona bimetallism by declar-
ing that the proposed law places no OBJ
staele in the way Of It's accomplishment
In the future. The Democrats, on the
other hand, have been masquerading
as the friends Of blmetalllsm. while In
reality they have been engaged in q
crusade the past four years in behalf
Of the single standard Of silyer-have
been, In fact, trying to place the money
ana business Of the country on 4 silver
basis.
The party has not changed since 1885,
ana It's leaders are now relterating. and
without contradiction. that the issue in
1900 win be the reahirmatlon of the
chicago platform, which declares for
the free and unlimited coinage Of gold
and silver at the ratio Of 1s to /, with
out waiting for the consent Of any
other nation on earth. This robs the
Democratic party of any bimetallIc
features, and stamps the advocates OF
the financial policy of that party, the
Bryanites, II you please, as silver mon
ometallIsts of the most pronounced
4vna
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yeoman jostle each other ahpuidef %
shoulder "a the ranlil
In speaking Of this spirit that y
anlmatlng the rank and ale q the
available Brtllh soldiery. the Philadelz
phia Times has this graceful tribute:
at Maseftfonteln, Lord Winchester
the premier marquis Of England, met
his death just a be might have taken
an accident On the hunting heid OF led
the dance at his country seat The
English rendering Of hls family motto
Is 4LoVe loyalty" Very rich and so
cially pra-omlnent, this young scion Of
the PauletE willingly gave up q life
fun OF charm that he might claim the
privilege Of stopping q Boer bullet on
the damp and windy veldt.
The EngiiShman may have his faults
but his LOYALTY to country ennobles him
In the eyes Of mankind. cowardice Is
not an attribute Of his nature when the
empire is endangered he has on pre-
vious occaslons underrated his foe, Is
in the struggle with the American coli
onies. This fatal mistake induced him
to follow an unwiss leader into the Boer
war without adequate preparation. I'M
like the spaniard. the EngliBhman has
the frank courage to admit defeat. Mo-
body can mistake the import Of the re-
cent call for militia, yeomanry and vol-
unteers. II Il confession Of deadly
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A. ADMIRABLE EngliSh Trait.

whatever may be said Of the Eng
llBh there Is one trait that shines out
above ali others and challenges the ad-
nlration OF the worlc, and that is their
superb loyalty. The Englishman seems
to be inspired with that sentiment once
uttered by a distinguished American
my country. may she always be right,
but right or wrong, my country" The
recent call for additional troops has
been responded to BY eArIs, dukes and
maFquiscs with the same aiaerlty as the
more humble and patriotic subjects OF
Yictora. They do not go 40 comman-
der5 Of armies, but the noble and the
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"a RRoDIEs . %.
CLEARING BARGAINS.
Broken Lois Of Mems,
Ladies' aud ChiIdrsn's
Underwear.

Ladies, and Gsnts' Hardsrfold Un-
dsrwsar at one-half price.
children's Scarlet underwear one
half price
ohiidren,s csmsl's Hair Underwear
one-half price.
Mems Jersey Flssced Shirts and
Drawers S5e.
Little lots Of all kinds cheap.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose,
aseced, Toe.
Ladies' Knit Underslirts at s6c.
Bsduced price on Silver Novelties.
oolored silk Plushes for Fancy
work and Lambrequins, esc yard.
e5e Embroidered Handkerchisfs,
window soilsd, at 1916.
ohildrsn,s sHeiing Garments lee.
Ladies' Cloth Shirt Waists at re-
duced priees.
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R1TuEoTIoNs 81 a 9AoHEIoR.

An optlmlst is a pesslmist who has
never had the dyspepsia.
There are times when. if q man Doesn't
lie to his wife. she Won't believe he Is
telling her the truth
The average woman 8 idea Of showing
a man that she Is neat Il 70 dust on the
seat she Is going 10 sit down on With
her handkerchief.
Probably after Joseph was sold by his
brethren they got up the wild-beagt
story because they were ashamed to tell
their wives how. cheap they let him 80.
The woman that makes the family all
eat out Of the same butter plate is al
ways the maddest when the children
look funny at the finger bowls when
they have company.-New York Press.
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A pEAUT1FU1 POEM


written By the Late Rev, j. I. Nc
olprs, D. D., Of wheeling.
The following beautiful poem on
,,Past and Future" written recently by
the late Reg =. z. Mcclure, pastor OF
the Fist United pfesbyterian church,
Of this city. whose funeral occurred
yesterday, is printed this morning by
permission of the family:
PAST AND FUTURE.
By ]. t. Mcclure, D. D.
The years have gone onward how fast
The past S al remembered, the future un-
while ' We stand on the verge of a fathom.
unm tssa ssa' and boundless. where soon
We think Of the past, with It's hopes and
Its burden q labors, lls toys and its tears;
OF success and Of failure, OF toll and OF
OF health and of sickness, of prayers to
be bleBt.
OF the love Of mother, unsslfsh and
The fathers fond efforts our good to as
OF brotSer. and rlltsrD-Ot friends who
OF the Oid shady tree, and the spring that
was near,
We speak their dear names, as we think
We SEQ ali theit faces-tho flrst and the
last
The roll.call Ia solemn, no answer Is given,
our voice Il too feebls to reach them In
heaven,
Thus We stand on the verge Of that vast,
siorelOu1 sea,
Another step forward and then We shall be
IN the life everlasting. Shall we In accord
There gather and live IN the light Of tho
Lord4
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anninnss.nkn.

stella-why on earth did Miss Pechis
reject Mr.. Boomer? Hes making lots Of
money In the advertising business.
Bella-Yes. and he proposed to her by
mail In this fashion: Il can place in q
few good papers OF guaranteed cireula-
ton At a minimum cost the following
notice (pure reading, top column: En-
gaEed, Miss Birdie Pechis to Mr. How
lett Boomer. II this proposition meets
your approval, kindly sign and return
by first mail. "-PhiIad eiphia Press.
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This lie a question that should inter
est every one. Il Is q blot upon our
fair iahd-R sympt8m Of governmental
ill-heAlth. The right laws would act
as speedily upon II as Hostetter's Stom-
ach BitterB does upon constipation. or
dyspepsia. They would quickly clear
Il out and restore healthy purity and
this Ia Just what the Bitters does for
the human constitution. Il makes the
stomach strong by curing Indigestion.
billousness and liver trouble.
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Those ridiculous Frenchmen, Guerin.
Deroulede and BUFFET, will have to pay
rather dearly for their opera boune
politics with which they amused the
world last summer. They have been
found guilty, with extenuating cir
cumstances," but even at that they Will
have to pay the costs Of the trial, about
100000, and are liable to be 'detain.
ed" in a fortress for from i've to ten
years.
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Lieutenant Rowan. Of West Virginia,
whose deeds were made the text Of that
interesting pamphlet "A Message %
Garcia, deserves wen Of the govern
ment The West virginia delegation In
Congress are taking steps to have his
services in the Cuban war recognized
in some substantial manner Lieuten-
ant Rowan Is no less a hero because he
accomplished his mission without the
aid Of a brass band and failed TO be
rendered a fireworks reception.
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1t speaks well for Wheeling as a law
abiding community that the police were
allowed to jail the abductor Of eight
year-old Cecilia Peck without any vio-
lent demonstrations. In some commu-
mites GirIey. would now be swinging
between heaven and earth.
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There must be strained relations be-
tween the BraxtOn Democrat and the
weston Independent when the latter Is
moved to designate the former as the
spotted saint and plebald publisher of
the Braxton BlaclSguard."
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Captain william Clarke. who died at
the residence of his son in KirlSwood,
yesterday morning, was probably the
Oldest native born citizen OF this city,
having first seen the light in 1914. BE
was closely identified with the river In
terests, beginning his career as a steam
boatman at the early age Of sixteen.
He was widely and fayorably known in
the days OF his activity and gained the
respect aud esteem of ali with whom he
came in contact.
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The New Year meant good deal for
those employed in the woollen industry
throughout New England, as q general
advance in wages went Into eject af-
fectlng 1000 hands and indirectly
100000 persona The advance means an
addition OF wages to employees OF $4,000
to $500 a week. Prosperity keeps
rolling on.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO

STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY, @.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business In the City
Of Toledo, County and State Aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
he cured by the use OF HANS CatRrrh
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A. D., 1885. a. W. GLEASON,
(SeaO Notary Public
Halrs Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter.
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Andrew Carnegie declares with un-
necessary vehemence that he will not
contribute one cent to the Republican
campaign fund II the party supports
the administration policy OF expansion.
Nobody asked you, sir she said"
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In the only town elections held in the
neighborhood yesterday where political
lines were drawn, the Republicans
made handsome gains, the Republicans
Of Elm Grove electlng their entire
ticket. This is the hrst victory they
have scored in many years.
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The Britain commanders in the Trans
vaal fnd themselves in the same pre-
dicament a. the Americans In the Phil
ippines In capturing towns and not
having enough men to spare to garri-
son them. This was the case with Col.
Pitcher in driving the Beers out Of
Douglas. He was afterwards compell-
ed to evacuate the place, taking all the
loyallsts with him, as their lives would
not have been worth a cent after the
British troops had left
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Ed status.

Dorothy" said the mistress of the es-
tabushment happening in Just as the
gardener went out, "who Is that mann"
S"Only a hoe beau, ma am" replied the
kitchen maid, bluslng rosily.-Chlcago
Tribune.
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FANILY WAsHrNo.

Rough Dry washed, SEARCHED and
Dried B cent? per pound.
Flat Work, Wa6hod and 1ronOd, 3
cents per pound.
Aii hand work finished 10 cents
pOr pound. At LUT8 BROS.
Home Steam Laundry,
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Richard Croker has stood in many
slippery pieces in this country, but he
had to 60 to England to find place
to break his leg.
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The special low prices on Jackets,
capss and Turs are the lowest they
viii be this season.
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(rhe INTELLIeENcERi embracing its
s6varai editions. Is entered in the POST
once At wheeling, ". Va. aa second
class mlttsrl
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]. 5. RHODES { 60.
ADJUSTMENTS.
&oPERR HoUsE9

&oPERE HOUSES
Friday, January 8. 1900.
A Night Of Laughter.
oHAs. FRoH1LAN'S COMEDIANS,
Including 3. n. Holland and Fritz
williams, in the roaring farce sue
cess,
MAKE WAY FOR THE LADIES.
The original Madison Square Thea
tire, N. z, cast and production.
Upright, Smart, Up-to-Date, Sue
cess. Charles Frohman.
Prices SOC, 75c, S1.0o and S1.5o.
Reserved seat sale commences Thurs
day morning at the Opera House box
ofhee.
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IppaOG na,RtEs
tsi,srlsl Rooa,-- sz5 c'lallau Hool--.- s17
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THE INTEL GENCER.
80 u Fonrteealh stEset.

Terms, Per Year, BY NAN. In Advance
postage Prepaid.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-07

back in a few hours and insisted that
il he could get the license he could get
the girl and il was given him. The
first young man heard of the issuance
of the second license and fearing the
result he called on the girl and asked
her to go to Paris with him. She went
and spent the night there with a re-
Iatiye The next day the still uneasy
first young man called and got her to
go home with him to keep the second
young man from getting chance to
see her. They arranged TO have the
wedding ceremony performed at his
house that evening at o'clock. Num-
Der two heard where the girl was and
of the arrangements for the wedding.
Just a few minutes before the hour at
which the wedding was to take place
he drove up to the house of his almost
successful rival. induced the girl to get
in the buggy with him and drove to
the house OF a preacher about mile
away where they were Immediately
married. The successful sutton had
told his folks that he would capture
the prize and told them to be on hand
for the wedding. Not knowing where
he meant to have it. they gathered at
his home and that of the girl. five miles
apart What became of the first young
man is not reported. He should con-
slider himself lucky.