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THE INTELLIGENcER.
WHEELING. MAY 8, 1900.
Ellsins on Mcdraw's Conspiracy.

The speech of Senator Elkins in the
senate on Monday last, extracts of
which are printed in this issue, in reply
TO Senator Pattus remarkable charges
of fraud and conspiracy on the part of
the Republicans in this state in connec-
ton with the election of Senator N. b.
Scott. was u clear REPUTATION OF the sur
prislngly untruthful statements Of tile
senator from Alabama. Senator Eikins
felt that he could not allow such errone-
Gus statements to go before the country
unchallenged. Senator Pettus knew
nothing of the incidents surrounding
the election of Senator Scott Of personal
knowledge. They were coRjured up for
him by the black magic of political
trickery and deception by that Mephis-
tophelean magician Col. John T. Nc
Graw, who, to cover his own failure to
secure the election, sought to discredlt
the credentials of his opponent.
Senator Elkins in his remarks points
out quite distinctly that the conspiracy
charged existed in the Democratic par
ty. or rather in the unscrupulous meth
dds employed by Col. McGraw to defeat
the viii of the people in attempting to
reverse a welI.dehned and legally ascer-
tanned Republican majority Of seven on
Joint ballot in the legislature Of West
Virginia. In support of this contention
Senator Elklns asserts what cannot be
controvertad, that there was not a
conspicuous or leading Democrat in the
state who appeared at the capital aud
claimed that the legislature was Demo-
cratic and that a Democratic senator
should be elected, save and except Mr..
McGraw." That is premise that can
not be denied, and on which rests the
unqualified justice of the Republican
position. Senator Elklns took occasion
to cite the names OF some of these de-
serving Democrats who refused to have
anything to do with Mr.. McGraw's
scheme to debaucb the ballot box in re-
verslng legally obtained majority. The
senator added: Il might mention 4
hundred other Democrats who were Just
as alive to maintaining the honor and
integrity of the Democratic party as
Mr.. McGraw, and none Of these couspic-
uous Democrats went to the capitol and
urged their election. On the CON
TRARY. Senator Camden, in publish
ed Interview at that time, stated openly
that the Republicans had carried the
state and they should be allowed 70
elect their senator, as they had right
to do"
Every decent Democrat thought the
same way, but it remained for Col. Nc
Graw to attempt to vitlate Republican
success by one Of thu boldcst schemes
of political robbery ever conceived. Col.
McGraw was the conspiracy and the
consplrator that was complained Of by
Senator Pettus
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America. in the Orient,

United States Consul Fowler
at cheroo, China, has sub
mitted report to the state de-
partment. which contains some inter
esting facts In regard to American in
terests in the Orient. He gives signii-
cant testimony to the effect upon Amer
lean commercial interests of the occu-
. patton OF the Philippines by the United
States The value of Imports OF Ameri-
can merchandise increased from $6tI-
O2G in the calendar year 1894 to S2OS,,-
6S4 in 1897. S2,3Ol,2 Gl in 1898, He says re-
gardtng the position Of the United
States in the east:
1.-The Japanese war did much to
awaken interest in this empire but It
was soon forgotten. Then came the &C.
cupation OF Kyauchau by Germany, fol.
lowed in rapid succession by that OF
Port Arthur and TalIenwan by the Rus.
slams: OF Weihaiwei by the British,
and OF Kwanchau Bay by the French
but It was not until the American nag
had been raised over the Philippines
that our people began to realize the pos
slbllties Of Asiatlc trade, Even now
many OF our most enlightened citizens
do not fully realize what we have at
stake, but can assure them from per-
sonal observation here in this port
nearly 1000 miles from Mnnila-that
from the day our flag was raised on the
walls OF that city, our trade and lnnu-
ence received an impetus never before
known; and when our country has Sc
cured full control OF the Philippines and
when the terminus OF the run from the
American Pacific coast 81 made In the
American city OF Mania, with all the
coast OF China to supply. l
expect to see Manila what Hong
Kong now is--thc nrst maritime port In
Asia with Mnnlla instead Of Hong
Kong as the storage place for our mer-
chundls.. there is not particle OF DOUBT
that our trade viii soon surpass that or
non-Aaiatic countries ana viii compete
on more even terms with that Of Japan.
It should not be- long before our great
manufacturers have branches In Ma
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NEWSPAPER Wales.

"Well," said the camel In the circus
parade. there's some comfort for me,
after all. What do you mean?' asked
the elephant. my hump Is pretty bad,
but 1t might be worse. don't ride a
bicycle. Tit Bits.
A Cold Blooded Prophet.-Dramatic
Author (after reading first two acts OF
his play)-Now. then, can you tell now
how the play is going to end? Manager
Sure, I can. AuthOr-How? Manager
The second night-Puck.
A Great Man M!sunderstood-You
think ! got into the senate to make
money!H! Indignantly exclaimed sena-
tor Lotsmun, cycling the would-be briber
with scorn. 81 made money. you imam
Gus scoundrel, in order to get into the
senute.-Chicago Tribune.
Somewhat in Doubt-"We've got the
Beers on the run!" cried Lieutenant Sir
Reginald Runnymede, jubliantly,
That's all right" replied Major the
Hon. Percy FltZmaurice, looking about
him, suspiclously; but which way are
they running?" = Philadelphia North
American.
Properly Descrlbad.-"Well, Willie, "
said mamma, contemplating the result
OF her handiwork. ''papa's old knicler-
bockers lok very well on you" OF course
they're a trife large" Yes, ma" re-
piled the bright boy, 81 guess wide eX-
pants would describe them. "-PhIladel-
phia Press.
An Irish officer addressing hts men,
who had Just returned from some
what fruitless expedition. said: You
were no doubt disappointed because this
campaign gave you no opportunity to
fight, but II there had been any lighting
there would have been many absent
faces here -day"-Tit-Blts
Called to Mind.-Yes. the cannibal
well recalled the day their lest mission
airy but one had come among them. ION
the occasion of the first services he held
here exclaimed the simple savage. not
without evidences Of emotion, there
wasn't a dry mouth in the congrcga-
ton" There was no member OF the
tribe, unless perchance he had been
dieting, who did not remember this
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
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The treasury department has ordered
a special agent to proceed to the Pacific
coast to investigate the matter of the
large influx of Japanese coolies to this
country within the last few months,
The question Is still troubling the 'Immi-
grafton officials. Until two or three
months ago the immigration of Japan
csc to the United states was small. It
has increased so as to excite suspicion
that the men are coming here as con-
tract laborers. The treasury has also
requested the state department to ask
American consuis to investigate the
matter and mako reports.
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Mia, whence they will be able to seel;
orders for their merchandise in mar
kets that they never dreamed OF before,
From that city ships built to order Tor
China, railway supplies. mining H.
chlnery, etc, can be sent. In 1896, ac-
cordlng to the customs returns (Which
do not include all our trade for reasons
stated in previous reports), we sold to
China TO the value OF 1l,92s,s5s haikwan
taels; in 1895, 17.1sSSl2 haikwan taels, or
a gain in two years OF 5,283,459 haikwalI
taels."
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

The only right way to win woman Is
to make her think she wants to win
you.
A man can always he sure that two
or three other women will know exactly
what he says when he proposes.
Making love to a woman Is n lot like
going fishing: you better take more bait
than you think you'll need
When girl tells man she dreamed
about him last night, 1t is a sign she Is
going to begin calling him by his first
name.
If mems clothes were sewed together
the way the average woman's are no
man could walk block without get
ting arrested.-New York Press.
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POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL CALL.
First District Republican Congress
sional and Delegate Convex

lions.
The Republican voters OF the First Con.
erosion District are hereby notified thai
a convention for the purpose Of nomi,
mating a candidate to represent the said
district in the Congress OF the United
States to be voted for ut the ensuing cleo
tIon, will be held at Weston, w. Va.
Wednesday. June G, 1900, beginning at
o'clock p. M
Also a convention for the purpose OF Sc
Letting two delegates and two alternntes
to represent the said district in the Ma.
tionai Republican Convention. to be held
at Philadelphia, Pa, 10 nominate can
dldate for President and Vice President
to be voted for at the ensuing president 81
election, will be held Mt Cla:kshurg, w.
Va, Monday, May Z, 1909, beginning at Z
o'clock p. M.
The basis OF representation, TO prevent
confusion. will be the same as that for
the state nominating convention, to-wlt
One vote for every one hundred votes cast
for G. w. Atkingon for governor In 1885
and one for every fraction OF one hundred
over fifty.
County committees are requcsted to pre-
vide for the selection OF delegates to each
OF said conventions.
''' s. q. SMITH, Chairman.
HUGO J.. LOOS, Secretary.
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RelIof IN Sc Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
onges relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" II
Is a great surprise on account OF Its eN-
cccding promptHess IN relieving pain In
bladder. Kidneys and back, in male or
female. Relieves retention Of water
almost Immediately, IL you want quick
relief ana cure this is the remedy, Sold
by Il. II. List, druggist Wheeling, ".
- tthSB
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The national benefit resulting from
the passage of the shipping bill will be
Infinitely greater than any individual
benefit can possibly be. The only place
were the United States is weak is upon
the sea, and the pnssuge Of this bill Will
give us strength where we are weak.
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Railroads afford good index of the
prosperity or poverty of the country
During President Hnrrison's ndmints-
tration an average OF 4.4O4 miles Of new
road year were built; an average Of
only 1900 miles under President cleve.
land; and now We are up again to $500
miles last year, under President McKin-
low
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NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Rock Island Announces Special Ex-
cursion Rates.

cursion Rates.
The Rock Islands proposition for
cheap rate excursions to and from Col
orado during this summer has been
negatived by the Western Passenger
Association. In consequence notice
was served yesterday on Chairman Nc
Laod by General Passenger Agent Sc
bastian, that the Rock Island will take
Independent action and put in effect Il
rate Of one fare plus 81, for the round
trip from Chicago and all intermediate
points east of the Missouri river to
Denver Colorado Springs. Pueblo, Salt
Lake City and Ogden. Tickets at this
rate will be sold on June 20, July and
II, and August /. From Missouri river
points the same rate will be made on
the days following these dates. Tick
cts at this rate also viii be sold from
Missouri river gateways, Kansas City
to Omaha, inclusive, on July Z, S and 3.
Four special excursions also will be
run by the Rock Island from Colorado
common points to Chicago and inter.
mediate stations on June %, July IL
and 20 and August 4. These excursion
tickets, both cast and west bound, Will
be limited for return passage to Octo-
Der 81. The Rock Island announces its
intention Of placing In service special
trains for these excursions, leaving Chi
cage Mt p. M, and making the run to
Colorado. with only one night on the
road.-Chicago Tribune.
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LOOKING no 1904.
The Woods Full of Republican As
nirnntn for the Presidency.

Washington telegram in Chicago Rec
ord Representative John Jenkins an
nounccs that four years from now Wis
consln win offer n candidate for Presi-
dent to the Republican national con-
ventlon in the person Of Senator John
c. spooner. There Is not large
Quantity Of presidential timber known
to the people in the milton OF today"
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, stRrched and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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Rnilrond and Steamship

Tickets to all parts OF the world. Also
Cooks tours to Paris, %lij to $685.. which
include all expenses,
j. G. TOMLINSON, Agent,
Pennsylvania Station, Eleventh street
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And living proof of what DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will do for
weak lungs. It makes new blood, and
blood is life to the lungs, as well as to
every other organ.
UGolden Medical Discovery" contains
neither alcohol nor narcotics. It is not
stirulaut but Strengthening medicine.
HAfter using abou, Eve bottles of DR.. Pierce'S
Golden Medical Discovery my boy seems TO &c
all right" writes MI. ]. W. Price, Of OZARK,
Monroe Co., Ohio uHe was very bad when /!
commenced to give him the Golden Medical
Discovery The doctor claimed he had CON
sumption. aud We doctored with him until he
was past walking. It has been ten months hs
since he stopped taking your medicine and ne
Is still In good health We arc very thankful 70
you for saving our sou"
Children appreciate Dr.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. They're easy to take and
do not grippe.
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REPUBLICAN CALENDAR.

May Thirst Congressional District Del.
eSate Convention. at ClarksburE
May S-Statc Delegate Convention. Fair
mont. ID.
June 6-First Congressional Distric.
Nominating Convention. Weston.
July ll-State Nominating Convention,
Charleston
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE

A powder to be shaken Into the Shoes
Your feet feel swollen nervous and hot,
and get tired easily, n you have amlr,lng
ID cools the foot md makes walking easy.
Cures swollen, sweating fect, ingrowing
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oorns and bunions OF ull pain and gives
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THE SUMNER COURSE
Begins June Il and ends September j

De8inS June 81 duu eIuS SsP'''
Courses will be given in almost !,
subjects. In addition to the Tsguhr
courses there will be large num .Isi
of FREQ entertainments aud speSs
lectures and courses by eminent PIX
ciaiists from other institutions wv, wv,
us President Gunsaulus, Of Aiinv y,
Institute; President Draper Of =,
University of Illinois; PraslS Ssi,
Mendenhall, of Worcester Polyte'ATo,i
Institutes; President ThwHB' %.
Western Reserve Universsiyi lie
fessor Scripture, of Yale UniFeI nv.
and President Bashford Of ONO VIZ
leyun University. ell
Teachers will tind courses tlHt , ~
exactly meet their wants sumo ne
Quarter work counts toward 9 asS, ,r.
the same as work In any other 4''
ter, Expenses are low. oil
The circular Of announcements
be sent free upon application 70
JEROME II. RAYMOND
President
myad&w MorgantOwn' W. Va
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Thursday May 10, from Wheeling with
ten day return limit. Please call upon
or address John G., Tomllnson, ticket
agent, who will cheerfuily furnish de-
tails and arrange for your comfort. 1859
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1.-THE INTELLIGENcER. embracing its
several editions, is entered in the Post
once at Wheeling. W. Va. as second
class matter.l
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If business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise In the IntelligeRcer.
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Porto Rico may and indeed has It's
troubles. but the citizens Of that island
are glad that they do not live either In
Kentucky or Nebraska.
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ALL latest novelties in sultIngs and
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BRlGHT'S SON. Merchant Tailor.
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Excursion to Baltimore and Wash
ington via Pennsylvania Lines
$40,
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Total ~ 5Sio a.:
i. Lawrence Il. Sands, cnshier OF lns ~.
aboye.natned bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true 10 the
best OF my knowledge and heIieL; IT..
Subscribed and sworn to before me ms
~ u"' VI -A''' - GUY A. WAGNER,
n Notary. Public.
-'''7' GEORGE E. STEEL,
JOHN l.. DlCKEY.
WIN. ELLINGHAM.
Directors
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RANK STATEMENT.

X EPORT or THE CONDITION. OF
IL, THE NATIONAL EACtt;ANHiE r..
RANK OF WHEELING, at wheeling, IN
ire sfnfe Of West Virginia, ut the close
OF business April 90, 1900;
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X THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE
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the State OF West Virginia. at 1he SiVse
OF business April %, 1900:
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THE NTELLTfENCER.

JOHN FREw, Pres. and Bus. Munger
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-07
DIARY OF AN
A Few Daily NOtations Made by the
Dowager of h F1Owery
Kingdom.

Monday-Wrote to the viceroy OF
Wongho to insist upon his declaring
war with the French demons. l will
teach the bonnet women of Paris to
introduce a color that does o suit
my complexion!
Tuesday-Wired to the governor OF
Bang Wang Woo to attack the car.
Hear that the emperor of Russia in
a%ugurated a council of peace. AS il
women could eve be at peace! A
direct insult to the sex.
Wednesday-Deposed my grandson
and upset for the fifth time the Chi
nese constitution.
Thursday-Ordered everything for
eign to be excluded from my domin-
ions, with the exception of poudre
de roi.
Friday-Telephoned in all direc-
tions to proclaim war against the
world. 1 will let them know what it
is for an empress to be in a bad tenn
per!
Saturday-Why don't I order the
viceroy of Wongho to be boiled in oil.
the governor of Bang Wang Woo
to be cut into cubes and my grandson
to be converted into human mince-
meat? Why don't 1 do all this? The
answer is simple enough. I feel that
1 am too much of q Chinese ladyi-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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SCHOOL mi CHURCH

The Northampton England Con
gregational church has eight
branches, three assistant pastors, and
GO lay preachers.
A clergyman at Milford, Pa, has
purchased for one dollar the release
of a little girl from her father and
step-mother, who abused her.
The National Council of Free Evan
gelican Churches in England has or
ganized an evangelistic mission for
the whole of England and Wales.
The Paulist Fathers in New York
have opened a clubhouse for poor
boys. 1t is furnished on a scale COM
pairing favorably with the best of
clubs.
Bishop Bowman said recently that
he had been in the ministry Al years.
and during all that time he had been
too busy to take even a weeks vaca-
ton.
Hamburg proposes to set up a uni
versity of its own. The nucleus will
be the observatory and the scientific
laboratories and natural history col
lections already existing in the city.
The first academic purse in land
scape architecture at an American col
lege will be i~naugurated at Harvard
college at the beginning of the next
collegiate year. The course will cover
four years, and will include architec-
ture, landscape gardening, fine arts,
botany, agriculture and chemistry.
The casts of a section of the frieze,
two narrow groups of the keystone of
the Arch of Trajan are being placed
in the art museum of the University
of Michigan above the sections which
were mounted last year. The casts
were presented to the university by
the literary class Of 1896 as a me-
mortal.
There is q church in a Wisconsin
town which has not had a steeple
since 1862. In that year a violent
wind took the steeple off the church.
1t crashed into a nearby house, and
the owner of the house asked the
| courts to restrain the church people
from building another spire. His ap-
plication was granted, and the order
has held for SO years.