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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17


chicken cholera. The same bacteria APP
peared in both diseases.
The causes Of the detection Of pro-
1ectile as It leaves the sun is the in
terestlng and important study which
ProfS. Cranz and Koch have begun.
The experiments thus far have been
made with an ordinary rifle, and the
method hos consisted in throwing a
beam Of light from bright spot on
1 the barrel upon a rapidly moving SEN
sitive film, the vibrations OF tuning
fork being photographed at the same
time for comparison. The position Of
the rejecting spot and the size Of the
powder charges are systematically va
ried. The gun reaches Its greatest vi
bradon after the ball has left 1t, but
motion before Is distinctly recorded, and
Is especially marked with reduced
charges. The true theory is yet to be
worked out, Release OF the barrel from
the weight OF the projectile. waves of
heat causing unequal expansion, and the
thrust OF the gas ring against the rifllng
are among THE suggested causes Of the
vibration, but the real explanation will
doubtless be found In combination of
several forces. The investigation will
be continued with larger guns.
The electrolytic cartridges OF Tom
H1aSl. which are INTENDED 10 take the
place Of those of dynamite and powder
and are harmless when not in use, con-
slst Of heavy glass cylinders, containing
chemicals that generate gases on the
passage OF an electric current. Plat.
mum wires passing through the ends
are connected to a suitable battery. One
kind Of cartridge contains coucen-
trated solution Of carbonate OF potas-
stun, which, on being decomposed by
electrolysIs, gives of hydrogen and car
boniC acid, Increasing the pressure until
tho cylinder explodes. Other tubes are
filled with chloride Of ammonium.
"A new rescue apparatus for coal min
eFs. made In Vienna, embraces an oxy-
gen container, a tIght-fittlng mask and
a breathing bag in the form Of rubber
cloth collar containing Quickllme for
absorbing carbonic acid and water va
por. The wearer OF these appliances can
go at will into mines filled with ire
splrable gases.
A curious test for deafness has been
brought before the Paris Academy Of
Medicine by DR.. BONNER. On applying
a tuning-fork to the knee or other part
OF the bony structure nothing Is heard
by the sound car, but the note is dis
tinctly audible to an ear in which d.
seaSe has begun
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The notes of a poor singer are sure
to be protested.
Ridicule never hurts a man unless
he merits the punishment.
When woman says she doesn't care
It's sure sign that she does,
Probably the easiest way to convince
man is to agree with him.
II you want boy to hurry, send him
on nn errand Just before dinner.
No man can be very bad iflove relSns
In his heart and wisdom in his head.
II you must pick a fight be very
careful in the selection Of your Oppon-
ent.
Many of lfe's pleasures 80 down
when confidence In our friends Is ship
wrecked.
The smoke from your own chimney is
better than the fire in another mans
Crate.
a four-leufed clover is said to be an
omen OF success. but industry is bet
ter one.
IT'S impossible to accumulate a supply
of records; the making of new one
breaks the old one.
a scientist says that shutting the
eyes makes the sense of hearing more
acute. This may account for the many
closed eyes seen in the churches every
sunday.-Chlcago News.
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February, surprising those Of 1893 BY
nearly Is yer cent, and being more than
50 per cent IN excess Of that Of any
earlier year February Is a month Of
heavy importatlons. ana II frequently
happens that the imports exceed the
exports. 20 that an excess Of I5O,ss1, 6i2
in exports over imports in February
makes the record Of the month a re-
Variable one. despite the fact that the
fmportations which amounted to $685.
7Tl.15O were slightly larger than those
Of any preceding year except 1888.
The relative Importance Of the Feb
rilary 1900 record Will be more clearly
seen when It Is stated that the average
February exports during the last ten
years were S76O0OOOO per month. while
the total exports Of February 1900, as
already stated were S11s.7e5,7s2; on the
other hand, the average February Inn
ports Of the preceding decade were $751;
100000, making the average February
excess Of exports over Imports during
that time $4,000 900, while that Of Feb
ruary 1900 is S50,ssl,sl2. This makes
the total expectation for the eight
months ending with February about
$75,0O0,OOO greater than that Of the corr
responding months OF the fiscal year
1893 and makes 1t apparent that our
total exports in the fiscal year ending
June 80, win exceed those Of any pre-
ceding year by probably $780, 900, 900, and
carry the total commerce Of the year
considerably beyond the 32,oOO,oOo,OOO
line.
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aonbalized Iouislnnn.

There is a strong fight going on in
Louisiana by a combination of Repub-
lIcans and Populists against the corrupt
machiueof Democracy. which resembles
the Goebellsm inIqulty of Kentucky. Tho
revolt is being lead by son Of Senator
Cafrery, who is Democrat, but Of that
class that supported Taylor in Ken
lucky as against the Infamous assaults
made on the rights Of the people, led by
the unfortunate man whose life was
taken during the heat of the contest.
Mr.. CafEery demands free ballot, a
peaceful poll and a fair count. The Re-
publican and POpullst supporters OF
Mr.. Caffery declare that the powers
fiiched fror1 the people must be restored
to them. The ballot must be made
sacred"
Commenting on the situation In
Louisiana, and It's analogy to Kentucky.
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette re-
marks that the above pronomcemcnt
as sound Republican and sound Ameri-
can doctrine. The history Of American
politics proves that the Democratic
party. everywhere it succeeds in ac-
quiring office. seeks to perpetuate Its
lease of power by flchIng the powers OF
the people. One of the most dspiorabiy
gang-ridden states In the Union to-day
is Louisiana, The whole country will
watch with interest the fight being now
made by the better element of It's people
for civic emancipation. The question
at Issue is grave one for the state and
for the nation. Upon free and fair cx-
preston of popular opinion at the polls
the entire American system Of govern
ment depends. Any state voting for the
perpetuatton of Goebeiism strlkea a
blow at the very life OF the republic"
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Eebruar1,s areat Record.

While February didn't make much Of
q reputation in the weather line, It sue
ceeded in making the most remarkable
record Of any February in the history OF
our commerce with foreign nations, the
exports during the month having aver
aged &5,OOO,OOO for every business day,
with a total amount Of exports Of 3l10,-
7s57s2. more than % per cent greater
than that Of any similar month In the
past.
Not only are the exports larger than
those Of any preceding February, but
the excess Of exports over imports is
also much larger than In any preceding
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American ooal,a onpoFtunitY.

Consul General Frank H. Mason,
writes to the state department with re-
gard to the coal famine in Europe and
offers some very suggestive observa-
lions about the lack Of enterprise shown
by this country with regard to the ex-
portatIon Of coal. He points out that
the prosperity Of the iron and steel In
dustries of Germany have become seri-
ousiy teopardized by the scarcity OF
coal. and that now is the glittering OPP
portunity Of American operators to
come In and possess the market. In his
report he says:
mo one familiar with the facts can
doubt that American coal Of all kinds
anthracite, camel. bltumlnous block
and lump, and the high grade gas and
coking Goals Of Pennsylvania and West
Virglnia-are among the best in the
world. But for all this, and notwIth-
standing coal at the pits mouth In
West Virginia has sold during the East
year at so cents per ton; notwithstand
ing the cheap freights and large facili-
ties for transporting minerals from the
principal mining districts to the sea-
board-the United States. which leads
the world in this product and mined
last year 1S,S35,OOO tons of coal. export
ed only bagatelle Of 5,05l,9SS tons, Of
which 2,631, 761 tons were merely carried
over the frontier into British North
America and the rest went nearly all to
Mexico and the West Indies. countries
which lie at our very doors.
on the other hand, Great Britain, with
her deep and diflcult mines and waning
deposits, the extent of which is limited
and definitely known, exported S6,546,152
tons Of coal in 1898, valued at about $780,
100000. besides the vast amount supplied
to steamers engaged in the, foreign
trade. The conling stations in South
America, Africa, tho Mediterranean.
and, to a greater extent, in Asia, are
supplied with British coal; and at each
one of these points will now be felt the
pressure resulting from high prices in
the United Kingdom and the temporary
absorption Of a large part Of the British
tonnage in transportation growing out
of the war in South Africa.
1t is not credltable to American en-
terprise that country with such ex-
haustless deposits Of superior coal as
the United States, where 1t can be so
easily mined and SO cheaply transport
ed to tide water, should export less than
per cent Of It's annual product, and
most Of this to a neighbor across Its
longest lard frontier"
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If the man does not stop the cough
the cough stops the man; stops his Gp-
petite, his sleep, his pleasure and his
work. So called ceough remedies"
sometimes relieve but they don't 20 deep
enough to cure. Dr.. Ferce's Golden
Medical Discovery cures coughs and
diseases Of the respiratory orgIn0 PR
fectly and permanently. Il stePS THE
cough. II heals the iuagB, StOpS tie
heInoEThage, II the lungs are bleeding,
and by purifying the blood aud iAerelD.
ing the action Of the bleed making
glands enrieheS every organ With the
good blood which alone will make .
good body.
TMy husband had been coughing ior yeafs
aud people frankly told ne that he would 70
lHto eOHiumgtion, writes Ma. f0ha shlreuGl,
ofEo. IS 7Sth Place, ehlSago, m sHe had Baeh
terrible coughing spells, y6 lot oeiy EIPW much
alarmed, but licked iOf the buEltiAG Of bloo4
vessel q = heGsrIhIge a. olnCA aay tine.
Amer three days eouEbi1g be HaS too weak p
cfOss the foSui. The dOsiOF dil Tin nO EooA.
stated the case 70 druggist VIE halde1 ne
4 bottle Of Or. Ric:ee'S G0Iten Medical DlSesv-
cry. Ny huSband'a TeeoVtIy vas fel0HtAbie.
Ia three days aheF he begSl qsI8g d. RstfeG'e
Golden Medical DlseOVeFy be was - ald
around and IN TIVE USfs days be Relt % vOEks
Two bottles cured him.R
Dr. Pieree'S Pleasant Pellets cure bill
ousneaS. They produce permanent bene-
1t and do not react on the eyStem. One
d gentle Laxative, tWo.A e8EhRrtie doe.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BAoHEIoR.

You can believe about half woman
says when she's mad. and about half
a man says when he Isn't.
1t costs a man more to dress than a
woman. because he can never sew his
old silk handkerchlefs up into shirts.
A woman always claims that the
first word her girl baby ever pronounce
ed was papa" Probably what It was
trying to say was I'm a minutes"
When you hear one girl telling an
other prettier one that her hat isn't on
straight you can be pretty sure that
they aren't on their way to meet some
man.
When you see a woman at an off-color
play you can generally be pretty sure
that some one has sent her daughters
tickets, and she feels she ought to find
out for herself whether she can let
them go.-New York Press.
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BevaEo Of olntments for oataFrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used, except on pre-
scrlptlons from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do Is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and 10 taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucuos surfaces Of the system. In
get the genuine. II Is taken internally,
and made In Toledo, o., by F. ]. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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MONO oIty, Aiaska,

Is twonty-elght hundred miles from
Seattle. WIN ocean. Is said to be the
highest gold Geld discovered up to
this time. The first steamer will leave
Seattle on or about May 10. 1900. For
full particulars, maps, etc. address ".
Railway. ssl Broadway. New York, or
John 4. Pott. District Passenger Agent,
WilllamSport, Pa.
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We shouldn't wonder but what tht
enemies Of the administration would at.
tempt to dig an alliance out of the sim.
pie correspondence relating to the re.
quests for mediation in South Africa,
which has been submitted to Congress
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Senator Gaillnger should have been
more delicate in calling Senator Pen.
rose liar. An intlmation that he was
not dealing with n statement of fact
would have bscn quite as explicit and
much more elegant.
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However dcplorable the taking of life
may be, It would seem that the cIncIn-
natl husband who twice knocked down
his wife and beat her, received his Just
deserts. Even a woman has the right,
II denied others, to shDot in SELF
defense.
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THEO. w. FINK G co,
1853 Market Street.
A GORGEOUSLY BOUND

work Of art has Just been issued In M
York at RnToutlay OF over tlGO.O00, q
which the publishers desire manager b
this county; also good solicitor: gual
pay to the right party. Nearly 100 nj,
page engraVlngB, sumptuous paper, ~
minated covers and bindings; over 4
golden lilies In the morocco blndinFE
nearly 100 gold roses In the cloth blndlan
Sells at AgtIt; presses running day q
night 30 great Is the sale. Christian ma
and women making fortunes taking d.
Der, Rapid promotions. Ono Christi,
woman made clear 500 in four weeks d.
Ing orders among her church aeQualnt
nnceS and friends. Write US: It may lsii
to permanent paying position to ma
correspondence, which you can attend b
right at your home Address H, A. sHEH.
MAN, Is and II West Forty-secona S,re.,
New York. mil
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ITCHINEss of the skin, horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted in one
way or another. Only one safe, never
falling oure-Doan's Ointment. At any
drug store so cents,-4.
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Now that Genetal Wheeler has said
he will claim his seat in Congress- Joe
Bailey. of Texas. viii relInquish hls
arduous duties Of guarding the conStis
tuition long enough to eight the doughty
generals contention.
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"Foreotten."


why should carer Alas! do
care 20 much, dear heart, don't you2
To be FORGOTTEN, oft l Soy.
While earth moves on tho usual way,
And trees ] loved, and hills l knew,
Grow on, mount on, each day anew,
While flowers planted Etlll shall bloom,
And shrubs nInced shall shade my tomb
10 be forgotten everywhere;
cannot say, do not care.
Arc we forgotten II tree
We planted waves IN symmCtry2
Are W'O forgotten, though the gong
We sing be not remembered long,
II II hath helped one sorrowlnS heart
To bear It's lead or net Its nart2
Are we forgotten II we've taught
Ono lesson with forgiveness fraught?
No, not forgotten; though the name
Be lost, tho deed goes on the same.
The song that chcercd an aching heart
May from mans memory depart,
But comfort shall, from year 10 year,
Flow on, because VIC once were here.
PcrchHnee, indeed. some simple line.
That once loved to say was m!nc,
Shall bless again some hnploBs lot,
When allc who wrote II Ia forgot
10 my thought lives, gees on tho same
What care for my humble name?
An, not forgotten; that kind deed
Another hand 10 good shall lead;
And deeds shall ON and on he done,
Because thou didBt that humble one,
TIL some great act a sun shall shine,
Drawn from that little one OF thine
And perfect peace That is'to he
Shall hold Eome memory Of thee.
Grand thought, that all my heart doth
thrill:
Forgotten. yet remembered still,"
Dear Master, help me now, pray,
To work with Thee from day to day,
Help mo n better life to live,
A little OF Thy wisdom give,
Keep mo from everything that's wrong,
Help me to sing n sweetcr song.
Help me 10 give and not to keep,
when I shall lie In DEATHS long sleep.
May some glad hymn ! sung for Thee
SIN live though | forgotten he.
-Inlln HnrrlN MnY In LNWlstnn journal
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others who were arrested for conspls
racy, must be returned to Lexington be7
fore there can be any further procee
ings against them. What Q fafee 4
ali ls
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The senate is fast gaining a reputa-
tlon for scrapping propensltLes. The
house would better look to its iaurels.
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We do not think the subscribers to
the Topeka Capital this week wiz care
to renew on the Sheldon basis.
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When Bryan hears Of that s2o,Ooo,eoo
STANDARD oil dividend he viii again re-
sume tracking the octopus to It's lair"
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IF business mon and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise In the Intelligeneer.
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j. slldell Brown, editor of the West
Virginia Argus. is a visitor here. He
came over to consult one of our best
physicians as to peculiar kind Of
heart affection which troubles him at
times. He has many friends in Nor
gantown, some of whom are among the
fair sex.-Morgantown Post.
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M1D-WINTER EXCURSIONS
To washington and baltimore Al
Very Low Rates, Via Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad,

Very Low Rates, Via Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad,
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
made arrangements fer series Of pop
ular Mid-Wlnter Excursions to Wash
ingtOn and baltimore, at One Fare for
the Round Trip. allowing ten day limit
on tickets, including date OF sale. These
excursions will be run on February Is
and April u. 1900. Tickets will be
good going on regular trains OF the
above dates and good to return on reg
ular trains within ten days, including
date Of sale.
Do not miss these splendid opportu-
mites to visit the National Capital dur.
ing the session of Congress. Call on T.
c. Burke. Agent Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, for full information.
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sTEINwAY and It's Running Mate,
Hnabe, are the finest pianos made in
the world to-day. Wehave both OF them.
F, w. BANNER co,
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Harvey W. Harmer win be one of the
strongest candidates for the Republic
can nomination for state senator in
this dlstrlct.-west Union Record,
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1910 MAIN STREET.
/ ssIGNEE's SALE

BY virtue Of deed Of asslgnment. ~ y
by ]. c. Huscroft, w. A. HuseESG ,!,, M
". q. Huscroft Grading as HUsGa ~.
Bros'I TO the undersigned assignee, 5A, y.
the igth day OF September, iSg. avg 49,! Y
corded In tho clerks Office OF the eS ~
court OF Ohio county In Deed Oh '''''
Book No. IS, page 61l, / will on
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'The snow, the beaut-" Yes, IT'S
true, 1t only comes to 80.
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The IntellIgencer says that Parkin-
son picked the plum. 1t really means
that Parkinson pocketed the prize.
Perhaps Parkinson plucked the perslm-
mon.-Rltchie Gazette.
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The local Band Of Hope" as AM
nounced by a call In another column,
win hold conclaye extraordinary on
next Tuesday night. At this meetlng
1t is proposed to nominate ticket fot
municipal officers. OF course Judg9
johnson, the leader Of the party VIII
grace the occasion by his presence, and
his horny hand will no doubt be seen
in the makeup of the ticket, This 10
hopeful for what is known as members
of the Good Government League, Of
which the Judge was the leading spirit,
but which has fallen into innocu6us de-
suetude since the Judge went to Wash
lngton as such a dry man, and
loather of the whlskey traffic as the
Judge has always been. He will use
his best endeavors to put only dry
men on the -Blueaeld Tele-i
graph.
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STATE PRESS e1EAN1Nas.

Among the rising young men Of the
State. none better qualified to take q
prominent part in legislative affairs
can be found than Thomas F. Barrett.
Of the county OF Wood, He is annOunc-
ed to-day as a candidate for nomination
for the house of delegates. Numerous
friends and supporters have urged him
to this step, and after some hesitation
he has consented to enter the race, sub
ject Of course to the Republican Dri-
mary election, the 9Th Of May.-Park-
ersburg State Jaurnal.
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Accidents viii Happen. - John
Brown, a q. A. II. veteran, of 2446 Mar
shall Street, Philadelphia, says: by
q mere accident came across DR..
AEnew'R Catarrhal Powder. I was n
great sufferer from that dread NAL
Ady-CatarFh. This wonderful remedy
effected n speedy and permanent cure.
willing to spend much time in spread
Ing the good news" Sold by Charles
r, Goethe, Twelfth and Market streets.
-18,
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MONDAY, MARCH 10, loa

haN
beginning at 10 o'clock q. m, q sac ~, ~
sell on the premises, in the PeninsqI HI, III
tlon to tho city OF Wheeling, 81 80.
auction. all the following properly, SV Nv
All the flowers, plants, toes sn y m S,I'
furniture belonging TO said HuSeroU ~ ~
Said property VIII he sold as : vi q
or In parcels. as may be deemed inV'' :"
Vantngnoua to tho trust. IA
TERMS OF SAIE-one-third or q @ ~
mora OF the purchase money as tnS
chascr may elect 10 pay ~ cash Gn y
day Of sale, the balance. II any y, NV
equal lnstullnonts OF six ana VI
months, with interest on the defStrLeS ~
stallmcnts from the Jay OF SAFE, in III! NJ
clpal and Interest OF said deferred W.. iIssR
mentH TO be secured to the satlsiao'''-
the undersigned assignee. .-.,-,,,
JESS McCAUSIAND, AsslsusSf
C. S. GREER. AuCtioneer, H-1-
r lsT OF LETTERS REMAINING ~ 4
~ the postohIee n Hheellng. I;
county, W. Va, Saturday. MaIV .r,f
To obtain airy OF the following VS. IN Il.
cant must ask for advertised leue'"
lng date OF list; t-
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FOR SALE........

7-room house and ~ acres 4
ground, situated 8 miles west Z
Bridgeport, on National Pike. HI,
fruit and shade trees. Will 30 81
ct q bargain. Car service hanay
Photo and full description can Y
seen at our ONCE.
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For Morbid Conditions take BEECH.
ANS PILLS