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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

Mark Hanna takes the credit or at
least his friends nrc giving it 10 him.
for adjusting Tie coal strike last year.
The settlement Increased the cost OF
production 10 cents n ton by the I'm.
crease 0f wages. 10 get even and
profit by Tie strike the operators have
Increased the wholesale price Of coal
10 cents ton per month for nvc con.
secuiivc months. and another raise OF
- cents is due.
Tho trust IS said 10 have put up
100000 Tor the Republican campaign
fund. and all Of ny have been pay.
Ing our share 10 rccoup the trust
since Mckinley was reelected. II IS a
Tath" expensive matter to the pub.
lic when Hanna undertakes 10 settle
Strikes The trust must be protected at
any cost
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
BREAKERS AHEAD.
Tho Panic I'm Germany, and Lessons
We May Learn From IL.

The dispatches from Berlin give an
alarming account OF the panic raging
In Germany. "a fatallstlc tone pos
SeSscs the bourse," says the Frankfurt
ter Icltung which makes an exceed
lngly Respondent impression and an.
surs much cvll." Banks aud financial
institutions are failing and the stocks
tf others falling sharply And then
tomcs the extraordinary statement:
THE ease OF the money market In.
croaScs. Lenders are seeking for bor.
rowers." This shows that money may
bc plentiful. but few have the security
that Is required 10y the lenders; hence
there are no borrowers. IL Is only n
year or two ago that there was big
boom In Germany. Combinations or
trusts were being formed. trade was
expanding and exports were increasing
largely Now panic prevails. and no
one wants the boom stocks at any
price iSd the banks that have loaned
on them are going TO the wall,
There Is a lesson 10 he learned from
this. We are going through similar
imitation, ana our overcapitallzcd trust
ttocks and the banks that hnVc under
written them and made advances ON
them VIII he In similar condition To the
Germans II care Is not used. Let the
Wall street gamblers have Il monopoly
OF our inflated stocks and the bad cf.
fNcts Of the panic which Is sure TO
come will bc greatly lcSscned except I'm
Wall street. which has created II.
Tho New York Sun is controlled by
the trusts. rs nre nearly all the Rcpub-
lican daily newspapers. IL therefore
calls the demand in the Ohio Demo
cratic platform for their suppression
"a monstrous proposition" aud contin-
uing it, comment says: "Wcre there
my way OF carrying II into effect in
dustrinl disaster more widespread ana
rulnous than has ever fallen upon the
country would he the result. There
would be n commercial cataclysm. The
amount OF capital and of labor depend
ent upon these combinations Is so vast
that 10 crush them would be TO bring
on unparalleled economic calamity,
compared with which the free coinage
OF silver would have been fly bite"
Mr. Bryan In The Commoner replies:
$50 We are To- have panic and all sorts
Of calamity IL we destroy the trusts2
Wen. this IS discouraglng. But Il only
shows that there is running through all
the Republican policies the same VT
cious principle, and every policy Is de
Tended by the same brutal argument,
Accept our policies, submit TO our de
mands or we bring on panic Some
think Tint they can make peace with
the money trust and then fight the
other trusts. but It is vain hope.
There IS no middle ground. The Demo.
cratic party must be with the people
entirely or against them entirely. The
moment it begins TO compromise It
loses more than II can possibly gain"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
VANISHED MILLIONS.
ststistics Arc JuEEicd to Boom the
Grand Old Party.

Statistics Arc JuEEicd 10 Boom the
Grand Old Party
Every now aad then Cnc OF the sta
tistlcians tries To unraycl the tanglc OF
the balance OF trade The last one to
attempt this Is Professor Bullock of
Williams college In The North Amcri-
can Review; he points ont that the bal.
ancr uf trade in our favor. says the
New York World. for the four years
ended June 30. 1900. was 81 $4,000. COO.
Adding tho balance In our favor report
ed for tie FISCAL year that ended month
ago We find that In The five years last
past cur exports have exceeded our
imports by the stupendous total OF over
O.C0p.C00. Professor Bullock, n fter
making every possible deduction for
the money due our foreign creditors
ana other debts, cOufcSsps that there is
an enormous apparent balance To our
crcdit-lc places II AT $500 1000. 900 up
TO June 50 10OO-which has not been
settled. II does not appear I'm our stock
OF gold on band nor anywhere else.
Where has # gomez Or where il the
element of iction IN the official returns
o, our trade and gold balance?
The statistics OF the treasury depart.
mcnt are nOtor.ously Incorrect I'm many
partlcuiar> aud especially under the
present administration. when Mark
iIanna placed his secretary in charge
OF them with tho evident intention of
giving them a partisan complexion and
10 Doom the prosperity programme.
1t Is quite easy TO imagine Hanna
saying: Never mind the real figures;
mnke II long on exports and short on
Imports We must have prosperity"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
THE TRUST KILLERS.
The Republican Pnrty's Mania For
Destroying MonOpoItcs.

Ihe HcpublicHn PRrty's Mania For
Destroying MonopoIic-.
Everybody knows how the Rcpub-
lican party hates trusts, how II de-
nounces them in all of its platforms,
how IL. by building n high tariff wall
around the country and Keeping out
foreign competition, stimulates Inter
nal competition" among the trusts and
In this way pampcrs them to death;
how II has made all OF the antitrust
laws I'm existence; how hard II tries 20
get officials who VIII enforce these
laws; how It rewarded, by forgetting
TO rcnominatc them Judge Marshall
and Attorney General Monnett Of Ohio
for trying TO enforce antitrust laws
against the Standard oil company;
how, under all this harsh Republican
treatment Of the last 10 years, trusts
have withered and died like weeds i'm
rainy weather. until. as Mark Hanna
tells us. there are today no trusts; how
even after they arc all dead this party
continues 10 jump on and kick and
stamp the trusts
Their naturally innate mOdcsty I'm
claiming credit for singing the trusts
was temporarily overcome the other
day when the Ohio Republicans In
their platform adopted the following
plank on the trust question: "The only
legislation. national or I'm Ohio on this
subject has been enacted by the Re
publican party, ana TINT party can be
safely trusted 10 deal with this prob
tcm"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
THE INJUNCTION ABUSE.
conservatives Are neGinning 90 re-
nitsc Some OF Its Dangers.


JEFFERSON foreSaw aud forewnrned bls
eountrymon ot tho porlls TO free GOV.
erumcnt from the cncroachmcnt OF the
Federal judiciary. Appointed Tor life.
they are beyond the reach OF the people.
hut somc state judges are walking I'm
the Same footsteps aud are issuing In.
functions that, like those or the federal
judges. are an outrageous abuse of
power. These state Judges are elective.
ana II they are allowed to continue
beyond their present terms it il the
tault OF the people who re.clcct them.
In time the federal judiciary can bc
transformed even with president suh.
serVlent TO the trusts appointing those
the trusts may dictate. FOR their con.
hrnation To Office has TO pass the scru.
tiny OF the senate. IL bchooves there
iorc all who believe that this unwar.
rnntcd and unconstitutional way of
Furnishing citizens. without law. should
bc made impossible 60 sec that friends
of Justice only urc elected To Legislative
offices.
Inc conservative newspapers OF the
country are beginning TO discover that
government by injunction IL II CRYING
evil. for the Springfield Republican
says Tho stoutost defenders OF the
injunction process ny used against
striking workmcn must admit that II is
being rapidly pushed TO extremes. From
the very nature Of the case this is n
result 10 be expected. The power
which the courts are using liz very
elastic ana not clearly defined. A re.
view OF the past 30 years would reveal
the fact Tint II has grown amazingly,
not through legislation by the people.
but through the reasoning and the de.
cislons of tho courts themselves. There
are hundreds of Judges In this country.
WORKING under the codes OF 40 different
states and the nation itself, aud each
of thcm may extend the Injunction
process To suit himself, subject only TO
the restraining power of n higher court
OF appeal .As labor conflicts have con.
unuod the tendency To make the In
functions more and more sweeping has
become very marked I'm all parts OF the
country. \ little extension of the the.
ory OF judicial contempt at one time
makes II easy to effect another extern
sion at later time, so that things have
reached serious pass I'm this summer
OF 1901"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

The attention of Hanna. Mckinley
q 60, IS called TO the fact that men
ore hunting Jobs again. Tor The Topeka
IIerold says ALREADY thc employ
mcnt offices nrc reporting moro appll.
cations than places for work The re.
quests arc not alone for ordinary Ia-
bor but carpenters aud painters are
fmong the lIst tbat frequent tho offices.
Shorm Williams. commissioner OF clcc.
tious said ihis morning. u anticipate
lots Of mon ont Of "a job this winter"
Now. of course. all that IS needed FOR
thc Job 60 hunt the man o. for the word
TO go forth from The prosperity dis
pCnscrs"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
UsURPATIoN OF POWER.
President Mckinley VIII Fix the
Turin ID and Savc Us Trouble.

IHrlh ID and Save Us Trouble
There IS TO be another effort at reel
procity or maximum and minimum
amendment 10 the tariff bill that VIII
allow President Mckinley TO dicker
with the foreigners and raise or lower
The tariff rs tho political conditions
may require In this way the repre-.
sentatives OF the people will have moth.
ing more 10 say about tariff taxation.
II congress passes such an amend.
mont 10 the tariff bin aud can thus
evade It's constitutional duty. there Is
no reason why II cannot also legislate
so that the executive can say how
much money shall be appropriated to
run the government. A meeting Of
congress VIII then be unnecessary. ana
President Mckinley can hold n session
OF himself on the back porch Of the
White House without the trouble and
expense Of having congress on his
hands. All that Will be needed is for
an edict 70 be issued saying how much
taxes are 10 be raised and who is to
have tie money after the people have
paid u to The tax collectors.
Some unreasonable people may kick
q hii at being taxed without their con.
sent but ns long ne they have the priv.
ilcgo of voting every four years FOR a
president 20 attend TO tho matter for
them no doubt the Republican spell
binders viii provo they arc represent.
cd by the president.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

What an army OF ofticeholders Is be.
Ing organized In the Philippines that
viii have TO be paid out Of the taxation
Of the islands. all well paid from gov
irnor general TO postoGicc clerk. The
Columbus Post says In Tie Philip
pines 10 promises 10 bc continuous
carnival Of official greed. n double bar
relied benevolent gluttony. because in
that favored group thc TAFT govern
.Ient eau Jet the spoils run from two
pigots civil aud military. at the same
time. We are just beginning to grasp
The true value and mission Of man on
the globc-tliat ls. the alien man"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
rho con.pirncy AgnInn, sehIcy.

The inside history Of the Schlcy-
Sampson CONTROVERSY can BE- under
stood when u IS remembered that Ad-
miral Scllcy comes OF old Maryland
Democratic stock and the administra-
ton was very Jealous that no Demo.
crat should achieve greatness ln the
Spanish war. 10 also happened that he
was few points ahead OF Sampson on
the navy list Of officers and should
have been given the command Of tic
fleet instead of Sampson, but the latter
was pct Of the administration II
Admiral Scblcy had not won the battle
Of Santiago or had allowed the Spanish
fleet TO escape be would have been re-
sponsible ana not Sampson. who was
miles away and did not appear in the
Now York until the fighting was all
over. The remarks Of Captain Eulntc.
who commanded The Viscaya ln The
battle. ~ never saw anything graudcr
or more terrible than the Brooklyn in
action" is the proof that Admiral
Scllcy was iu tho heat of the battle
and did hls fair share lu destroying
thc Spanish feet Tho Bureau of
Fabrication ~ the navy department
may injurc hls reputation. but they
cannot ignore the great victory hc won.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
IN The PHILIPPINES.
Even the scmbInnce or Freedom Has
nccn Abandoned.

The Republican party has brought us
to Il pretty pass In the Philippines. ON
July they set up a sham civil govern
ment I'm all but three provinces and
within month are obliged TO with.
draw even this scmblancc OF freedom
from nearly all over the island and give
the military full swing again. The
Chnlicc reforms and proposed consoli-
dalton OF troops at three points In the
Islands nrc Obliged 10 bc abandoned.
The reduction OF the army there by
one. half. which was announced with
gront flourish, IS also now found To- bo
impracticablC aud will be impossible un-
Gil an Indefinite time in the futufe. Thus
the expense that this country is paying
10 hold the Islands lslikcly TO bc prolong-
cd indefinitely, which I'm round figures
amounts TO the enormous sum OF $780,
100000 year. The profit on the trade
we arc now doing will not pay one
tenth OF | per cent on the 500 900
we paid Spain 10 quitclaim the islands
to us, let alone the vast amount being
yearly added.
Then we have the future OF the re-
public at stake, OF which the st. Louis
Republic says: at viii rcpny Amerl-
cans to contemplate the changed attl-
tudc Of their country as bearing upon
their own and their cbildrcn's safety
and l,Jcrty. We arc on dangerous
ground I'm most dangerous frame OF
national thought We are abandoning
creed that preserved our own rights
and respected the rights OF others The
final abandonment Of this creed means
more Of calamity TO us than ever 10
those weaker than us whom we may
conquer, deSpoll and forclbly govern.
This Is due to the fact that we are de-
stroying the foundation OF the fabric
OF free government and that II IL we
ourselves who will be crushed by the
collnpse Of the splendid strncture."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

What farco lhis Nicely business ls!
There is 80 intention to convict him.
The administration dare not do Il be-
cause. as Ratlbouo said. If he suffered
thcro would Doe others that would suf-
Ter. too. implying that some persons
much higher ln uthority were lmpli.
Gated Tho government has been max
Ing pretcnse Of obtaining evidence in
the casc ln this country but nearly oil
those who were asked TO- testify or to
80 To- Cuba US witnesses refused 90 do
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

The report may boz true that if Mark
Hanna finds that hc cannot be elected
president he VIII authorize Perry
Heath 70 put the Republican nomina-
ton up 20 the highest bidder. but he
VIII certainly hove TO bc careful that
The evidence of the transaction does
not reach thc voters and also keep q
sharp eye on the cash.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

Perry s. Heath. secretary Of the re.
publican national committee. has been
trying hts best 90 mike himself a mil.
ionalrc lie finds banking was not his
forte aud U.s. now turning bis attention
10 railroads lis pals. Nocly and Rath-
bouc, arc siill in Jail or out on bail and
making threats Of what they will do n
they are prosecuted
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

Secretary Long has discovered that
having q snide historian on The navy
department pay roll ig two edged
sword The bureau Of fabrication over
played its hand and Admiral Schlcy
has ten friends where hc had olp be.
fore the 80 called history was pub.
iehcd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

Trains Daily except sunday.
No persons carried on any other than
Doe trains named above and stops only at
stations designated a. MARrV
Gen Supt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

No. connects with B & o. Nos and
and S.
No. connects with b. &. O. No 3ats:4t
A. m. for the West. and No. az zs4 for
the East.
No. 3 connects with 3. & O. No. 4Sat2.2s
p m. for the East and B. & O. train ss
West at s:ss p. M.
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General Pass. Agt.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05

Backing up clvll government by bay
onets IS perhaps tho bci Tie Republic
ans can do ia The Philippines but It Is
not the Kind of civil government that
the United States bas hitherto boasted
of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
3. & o. TINE T&BLE.
Taking Effect May 10Th, 1901.
EAST BOUND.

The new Flyer" No. Ia, leaves Grafton at
0f3 p; m. and IS due at Terra Alta at
s;l5; the only stop IN the county, and Oakland
oHo. Nos: and ~ are the accommodations and
stop at ali stations
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin Is the seat of an almost end
less variety of diseases. They are kncyn
by various names, but are All due To- the
same cause, acid and other poisors in
the blood that irri;ate and interfere with
the proper action Of the skin
TO have smooth, soft skin, free from
sii eruptions, the blood must be kept pure
ana neaithy. The many preparations Of
arsenic and potash and the large number
OF face powders and lotions generally
used IN this class of diseases cover up
tor short time. but cannot remove per-
inanently the ugly blotches and the red.
dishguring pirnples.
EfoTnof vigilance r. fbe ,pyoe
o. = hoS0fifuf complexion,
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WEST hound.

No. 80. fast train west in the evening will
stop ut runnelton Tor passengers
Nos II and are the regular accommodations
going west and stop at all stations.
Trains marked 5, stop regularly and trains
'narked T., are hag stations. other trains dc not
stop.
ID Il. MARTIs, Manager Passenger Traffic.
a. j. BoNAFfELD. Ag't at Tunnelton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
NEW GOSPEL OF GREED
Il Ignores the Declaration and
the Constitution.
DOCTRINE FRAUGHT WITH PERIL.

Under ~ the President Becomes n
sion For nn Elastic Interpretation
OF the Constitution-Timel Action
Needed to Avert "A Crisis.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-05
MOrgantOWn q KIngBoOd Railroad.

Time Table No. .,
IN Effect NOV. ~. 1000.