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In pnnrer Of a Flood.

New ORLEANS, August 1s.-The situa,
ton in Algiers is becoming alarming.
The levee on the side OF the Ferry
house has cracked, and the residents on
the river front are uneasy. The regard
the cracks as signs Of an approaching
cave-in and are apprehensive that their
property will be suddenly washed into
the river. Several heavy cavings are
reported on Plaquemine parish, below
New Orleans.
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ATemperane 90 Lesson.

cAR1sBAD, Augustus Young Croker,
who murdered his mother, was suffer
ing from delirium tremens when he
committed the deed. He had been
watched for several days. Just before
the murder, however, he had seemed to
be so much quieter that his mother re-
Taxed her vigilance and sent the SER
wants out. The sum Of 1000 pounds
was found untouched on the mothers
body.
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Special Dtspdteh to The IntsAiatReer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 1s.-The
Star Wagon company was chartered to-
day by the secretary of state. The
principal office is at Charleston, W. Va.
The capital is $l25, and the privilege is
granted to increase said capital to Sl0.-
900. The incorporators are W. r
Dudley, w. o. Dudley, G. d. O'Neil,
John W. Dudley and O. Lynn, all resi-
denta of Charleston. w. Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
pRoBATE OF WILL.
OFFICE E s Sy THE cE ,, o. THE County couns

OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE COUNTY COURT
OHIO COUNTY, WEST Va.
In the matter OF the probate OF the will Of
CathArine Warden, deceased:
Tho object Of the petition filed in this matter
on the 18th day OF July A. d. 1892 Il to have Rd.
mitted TO probate paper writing puFporting 70
be the will OF CAtharine Warden, deceased
bearing date on the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1890, and It appearing rom an affidavit filed
With me In my office that Phoebe Frances Little
and Cora Courtright, persons who are therein
and In said petition declared TO be Interested
In the probate OF said will. arc non.residenB Of
this State, II Is ordered that they do appear At
my office In the city OF Wheeling In the county
and State Aforesaid, within one month after the
date OF the first publication hereof and do what
Is necessary to protect their interest in said
matter. The hearing OF said petition Is set 10Y
the lst day Of September, A D. 1872, OF 10 O'Clock
a. m.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
ERsKrE 4 ALLISON. Attorneys iy29r
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CLARxsvrLLE, TENN, August 1s-Lo-
gan county. strong Republican COM
munity, is the home of Joseph Bib, a
Democrat. A message of the White
Cap order has been left at Bibb's door,
which promised him a free swing from
the end Of rope unless he renounces
his Democracy.
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NOTICE OF
IN MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
A special meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Wheeling Railway Company will be hold at is
office on Tenth street, In the city of Wheeling.
on Saturday, the Sd day OF September 1854 at 10
proprlety Of borrowing two hundred thousand
dollars or moro. to finish, improve, and operate
It's road, aud pay its debts to issue bonds or pre-.
lerred stock Tor the amount that may be Dor.
chlses to secure the payment OF the debt that
may he so contracted,
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
au12.P JOHN J. JACOB. President
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murdered By n Negro.

CIARKsvtIIE, Miss, August 1s.-At
Ashland City, about twenty-five miles
from here, last night, James Allen, OF
Portland City, was stabbed to the heart
by a negro at the hotel there.
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naIf Ratoa to Kansas city vim D. 3 o. !

A1ulA kStANth ~ Sttg - - We ~
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
sell excursion tickets at half rates from
August IS to 81 inclusive to Kansas
City, NO., where the Annual Encamp-
ment of the Supreme Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, will commence on August 2S.
Tickets be valid for return journey until
September 10. Passengers will have OPP
ton OF route via st. Louis or Chicago.
For round trip rate from this vicinity
consult appended table:
Manning 80 q
Cameron y "
Moundsyt ..............."..........-. y ~
Wheeling II 90
Correspondingly low rates from other
stations.
For detailed information as to time
OF trains and sleeping car accommoda-
tons, apply to nearest Baltimore &
Ohio agent.
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Klllod while blasting.


WESTON, W. Va. August 1s.-Dan
Zerkle, whose home is at Buckhannon,
was killed this afternoon at Alta by a
blast going off before 1t was expected.
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GRIFFIN, GA, August 1s.-Five negro
children were burned to death here
last night. They were left alone while
the family went to church.
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LONDON, August 1a-The Duke Of
Manchester, who has been i'll for some
time past, died this morning.
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afford the people a rare opportunity for
acquainting themselves with the won
derful progress which is being made in
naval architecture and ordnance. We
feel assured that to the general visitor,
and especially to the multitude from
the intarior Of the county, the naval
feature would be one Of the most novel
and instructive attractions OF the great
occasion, and would be seFvice9ble IN
adding to the popularity which your
able administration has earned for that
department OF the government"
No official action has been taken yet,
but it is said at the navy department
that it is not at all likely that the re.
quest can be granted. The channel OF
the Potomac Is not good enough to per-
nit a big man.of-war to attempt to navi:
gate 1t, and it would be a risky and
doubtful voyage with the chances ten
to ono that the ship would run aground
before she got within sight OF the
Canitol
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The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railway Company will sell excursion
tickets TO Myers Lake, good going
August "a, and returning until August
80, Inclusive. Fare for round trip, 81 20.
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EoR RENT.
WANTED.
FM.P3IL!oIYl,lM,IENT FOR GOOD BUSI.

Good, energetic business men wanted. IA
travel in all parts Of the United States in The
patriotic, irateTnal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and bel.
ter maternal and protective features than any
other insurance order In existence. No "Short.
term" or Endowment" scheme, but a perfect
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE, EOIIi.
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and easy 10 work, lrha
plans arc excellent, readily understood and rec.
Commend themselves, This society now number
among its members larger percentage OF intel.
ligent business and professional men, In pro.
portion TO It's total membership. than any other
order The most liberal inducements as regard,
pay, steady employment territory, etc, offered
the right men 10 act as,speclnl GgontS Call a
or address,
TlEoFFioE OF THE AMERICAN UEIoNLEAGU
1904 ChaplIne Street.
myH Wheeling. W. Va
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EoR SALE.

EOR sALE-THERE HAS BEEN
IL left with us for sale a ten.horse.powerA ult
mnn-Taylor Traction Engine complete aud In
flrstclaSs order; not been used more than two
weeks. This Is bargain. A. j, SWEENEY &
SON, City, aus
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rHp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The proposition made by the local
athletic clubs to have an open regatta
ON the Potomac during encampment
week, provided the executive committee
ID willing to furnish SEQ with which to
defray the expenses, was considered
this afternoon, but action on the matter
was deferred 70 the next meeting. The
members OF the committee are disposed
to regard the proposition favorably, and
unless their funds are completely ex-
hausted It Is likely that the regatta will
be included in the entertainment pro-
rramma being arranged Tor the old sol
diers.
THE REouEsT FOR MEN OF WAR.
Chairman Edison in his letter to the
secretary Of the navy requests that he
cause to assemble in the vicinity OF
this city during encampment week at
least four typical vessels Of the navy.
Headds: d1n such connection We re-
spectfuIly suggest the Kearsarge and
one OF the old battle Scared monitors
(Passaic or Catskill) o. possessing his.
torical associations which will render
them objects Of deep patriotic interest
and IL, with these, there could be pres
emit the Miantonomoh and one Of the
steel cruisers, the comparison would
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TnE rwENrY.rn1Rp CORPS.

At meeting of surveyors of the
twenty-third army corps held last even
ing at Wizards an organization was
effected by electing permanent officers
Capt. George Roadway, president; w. j.
Herbert Hogan, vice president, and Col.
Stanton Weaver, secretary. Mr.. Hogan
was appointed committee to confer
with committees. Of other corps in
relation to certain matters OF detail.
Mr.. E. N. Hughes was appointed COM
mittee to ascertain the addresses OF
commanders Of divisions, brigades and
regiments of the corps, as well as the
names OF other members of the corps
residing in this city. The meeting adj
journed to meet at the same place at
1880 p. m, on: Friday of next week.
Col. 7. W.Tyrer, of the sixty.fourth
New York volunteers, will give re-
ception to all survivors of that regiment
at his home, 1905 New Hampshire
avenue, in the evening Of September 20.
all members and relatives who accom-
pany them are invited to attend. A re-
union OF the regiment will be one of the
features OF the evenings programme.
AT a meeting OF the third corps a
committee was appointed to confer with
the other, corps with the object Of hav-
ing Joint committees appointed to call
on the citizens executive committee in
reference to allowing funds for the
necessary expenses OF the various resi-
dent corps organizations now and dur
ing the G. A. R. encampment,
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DoBERT LUKE, NO. 1880 MARKET
III street, has for sale one No. / sorrel Horse.
Come and see me. Also one Black Colt i've
years old, never had harness yet, weight 1850
pounds Both now and secondhand Carriages
and Buggies for sale. ieH
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nNHE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCE
u d bright sparkling instructive family
Journal Il d original IN every department.
clean In every line and suited - Il Il intended
70 interest and improve every member o. the
tlnily, Rhethee IN city " eoun1E
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s1xrEENrH ARMY coRrs.

The sixteenth army corps held a
meeting last evening at the Ebbitt
The following committees were appoint
ed: Badges-John ?. Reed, F. J. Young
and @. E. Diemer. Decorations-W. W.
Jackson, Willis Case and w. Lambourn.
Reception-D. 7. McGowan, NJ. NJ. Bane
and George O. Ross. Contingent ex-
penses-Thomas ]. Shea.
D. F. MCGOWAN, forty-seventh 1lli-
nois; NJ. NJ. Bane, tiftieth Illinois; E. E.
Holman, first Mississippi mounted III
fes; W. w. Jackson, captain and O. s,
United States volunteers; Thomas j.
shea, fortieth Missouri; ]. II. Miller,
tenth Minnesota; ]. NJ. Alger, thirty
fifth Iowa; F. ]. Young, second Illinois
artillery; Edwin Turner, thirty-fourth
New jersey; G. w. Leonard, fifth Ohio
battery; @. L. Halford, thirty-third
Wisconsin; Willis Case, ninety.tifth
Illinois; L. D. Alden, thirty-third Mis-
souri,, and Isaac G. Petrie, ninety-ffth
Ohio.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
Ebbit House on next Monday evening,
whe it is expected every member OF the
sixteenth corps resident in the city will
be present. l.t
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E1oursion to Myers Lake Via Q. L. s W.
Railway.
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Foa RENT.

NOR RENT-A SEVENTY. FIVE
j aero farm. suitable for gardening and isrn'
q half from sherrHFd, Marshall county CoSS
house OF five rooms and OuihOnSeS Two orcb.
ards, containing all kinds ofiruit and good vim.
yard Address MRS. Z. LoHAGAN, sherre;Ji
W. Va aul0
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The executive committee of the local
association OF Union ex-Prisoners OF
War was held last evening at the Riggs.
Colonel Marion T. Anderson, chairman
of the committee, rendered his Resigns
ton, for the reason that he was fully
occupied as chairman of the fourth
army corps reunion. Major L. ?. Will
Jams, chairman of the Prisoners OF War
reunion, was selected to fill the vacancy.
1t was decided to call general meeting
OF all Union ex.Prisoners Of War in
Washington at the Riggs house parlor
on Wednesday evening, August "a, at 8
o'clock
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the ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA.

The eighth corps, or the Army Of
West Virginia, held meeting at Eb-
bitt Comrades Wilson and Holbrook,
the secretary and corresponding secre-
tary, were appointed committee to
correspond With all. the old members Of
the Kenesaw division and urge them to
attend. A badge was discussed, but no
definite action taken, and after other
routine business and discussion the
corps adjourned to meet at the same
place next Tuesday evening.
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SEE that you are assessed.
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THE THIRTEENTH CORPS.

The thirteenth army corps met last
evening at Wizards. Gen. Clark pre-
sided. Fletcher White was made per-
manent secretary and A. 7. Sperry
treasurer. The badge for this reunion
will be the one adopted at Milwaukee
in 1889, consisting Of canteen with a
yignette Of Gen. Grant on one side and
the figures "l3" on the reverse.
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Hoops PiLLs arc hand made, and 40 Per.
teetIh eompositlon, proportion and Appearance
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OF 1e5 fremont St, Boston, was in very poor
health, from bad circulation Of the blood,
having rush Of blood 70 the head, numb spells,
were almost bursting al over her body. A col.
lislon with double runner brought on neufal-
gia OF the liver, causing great suffering She
could not take the doctors medicine, SO took
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Hood's SaFsapaYiIIa

and soon fully recovered, and now enjoys per-
sarsapaFiIlA al day and then mot say enough.
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Three children Fatally Iriured.

BRAZIL, Ind, April 30. "A runaway
occurred here during the afternoon in
which three children were fatally in
jured. A horse belonging to J. M.
Halstead, attached to a wagon heavily
loaded with lumber, took fright and
dashed madly through crowd OF chill
dren knocking them in all directions.
The wheels of the wagon passed over
three Of Jay Wolfer's children, aged 8,
Q and II years, breaking their legs and
arms and internally injuring them to
such an extent that no hopes of their
recovery are entertained. Roy Win
son, aged . years, and another boy were
badly mangled,
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Two Bodies Found In the Ruins OF
the Central Theatre at Phil.
adelphia.
One Partially Identified-A Policeman
Believes Six Boys Are Under
the Debris.
A 81. Pani JeWeler> and His Wife
Found Dead-Suffocated
by Gas.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-A large
crowd is gathered about the ruins of
the Central theatre on Walnut street,
where workmen are clearing away the
debris and hunting for the bodies OF
those who are supposed to have been
lost.
At $3.50 o'clock one Of the bodies waa
found. Is was headless trunk. From
the shreds Of costnme which chung to
the charred form it is believed BY Mrs.
Overbeck, the wardrobe woman OF the
Devils Auction ccmpany, to be that
OF Mrs. Thomas Lorella. George E.
Thatcher, young man who was sup
rpsed TO have been in the Central
sheatre on tho night Of the FIRE, has To
ported and stated that he had been out
Of town and was not at the theatre d
al.
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TWO FATALITIES.

Manitoba Farmers Lose Life I'm the Late
Blizzard.
WINNIPEG, April 10. Two Manitoba
farmers are known to have perished in
the blizzard Wednesday and other
fatalities are feared. David E. Lundy
lost his way while going from Reaburn
station to station near by, and his
dead body has been found. At Boins-
sevain James Taylor was walking home
when the storm came on. He missed
the trail and died from exposure. Tay-
lor was well connected, and SON of
james w. Taylor of Manchester, Eng
land.
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90. MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA SATURDAY,
THE VENEZUELA WAR.
a Son OF General Crespo TO BE Executed
In Certaia Contingencies.

a Son Of General Crespo TO BE Executed
In Certaia Contingencies.
New York, April so.--A special TO
the Herald from Laguayra, Venezuela,
says that on April ls quantity of arms
from Trinidad. intended for General
Crespo was seized at Cindad Bolivar.
The government also captured son OF
the rcvolutionist leader, and the young
man, 1t declares, will be executed on
the day his father comes within q league
OF Caracas. President Palacio also an
nounced that he win subject young
Crespo to torture unless Mrs. Crespo
divulges her husbands plans. The gov
ernnent losses at the battle OF Tompit
do Colon were $50 killed and 500
wounded. Palacio has purchased q
large quantity Of arms in Trinidad.
This confirms the current reports that
Palacio has secured the active support
Of Great Britain in consideration of
conceding to that country the dis
puted territory between Venezuela
and British Guinea. President
Palacio maintains strict censorship
oyer all kilograms sent from the terri
tory over which he still has control.
Such reports a do reach the capitol are
very disheartening to the government.
Tho revolutionists are reported to be
gathering arms and ammunition, and
sums OF money are also supplied con-
stantly to General Crespo. Crespo, it Is
said, has begun to move for his head
quarters at the southern end Of Lake
yalentia. 1t is believed that simul-
taneously Mora has started toward
Valencia. The plan appears to be to
attack Valencia, Victoria and Puerto
CAbello before moving on Czracas.
Palacio's general in chief, Casanas, has
been captured BY Crespo's soldiers.
The situation in Caracas 10 unchanged,
except that the feeling of alarm il be-
coming greater. Palacio ID very much
afraid of assassination, and keeps him
self strongly guarded. -
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ANOTHER DUEL
a Frenchman Sbet In the Leg by Harry
vsns Mflbank.

n Frenchman Sbst In the Leg by Harry
vanS llflbAak.
LONDON, April 30. 1T is stated thak
Henry vane MilbAnk fought : dasl
with Frenchman whose name has MT
bsen learned. with the result that ths
FreRchman was wounded In the thigh.
The adair took place about three miles
from ostand. The weapons were pis-
te1s and the distance twelve pacas. The
WOunded man was immediately taken
on boerd = yncht which sailed at once.
Her ase 4 nct known: Ths
INDUCED in insulting remarks IN pnb
lie restaurant concerning Milbank, who
overheard them. Among the witnesses
of the encounter were NM. de Strange
and Fournier, one of whom acted N
secpndin the duel between Fox and
Borrowe at Nieuport Bains last Satur.
day.
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STARTLING lF TRUE.
A Policeman Thisks six Boys Are In the
Ceatral Theatrs RUINS.

A Polfcsman Thisks six Boys Are In the
C<~trAl Thsstrs RUINS. u
PHn.ADHPHIA, April 30. Special
Oficer Mccarthy. who was in the Cen-
trsl thsakre at tho time the FIRE started,
tslas . story which is startling IL true.
He says that hesawsix boys, apparently
companions, rush for the FIRE escape,
Whore they were soon struggling with
desperate man who could pay attention
to the safety Of no one but
themselves. The boys were quieiY
reiegaked to the rear rs the mob pushed
its wsy forward. He was about 10
make his own exit, when through the
binding smoke he saw the boys tram
pied and almost dead lying on the stair
way. He turned back and endeavored
to rescue the lads. His efforts, how
ever, were unavailing. for they could
not be reached on account OF the fury
OF the flames. Mccarthy made his es-
cape inst before the interior OF the
building gave way, and watched for the
boys to come out. He did not see them
again and thinks without q doubt that
they were buried in the ruins.
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A DAYS HAPPENINGS.

Various Items OF News Given Brisf
The 10000 railroad miners in the
Pittsburg district will not strike on
May !.
At Detroit, Mich, tovcott has been
declared against all bakers employing
non-union men.
An explosion of gas occurred at Green
Ridge mine, Pa, fatally injuring John
Warwick and Joseph Maxim, two inside
laborers.
The shaft at the Hugus coal mine,
near Somerset, Pa, caught fire and en-
tombed four miners who were at work.
They were rescued with rope.
The Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf
railroad, from Lake Charles to Alexan-
dria, distance Of ninety-seven miles,
has been completed. Miss Della Neal,
of Lake Charles, drove the last golden
spike.
Paul Dana, SON of Hon. Charles A.
Dana, Of the New York Sun, has been
elected president of the board of park
commissioners of New York city, ia
the place of Albert Gallup, whose term
had expired.
The will Of the late w. H. Dixon has
been filed for probate. He left his prop
erty to his widow during her life, and
then il is to be divided between his two
sons. The estate is worth about $25, 900.
A disastrous collision of trains oc.
CURED upon the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad at Moores Station, KY.
Charles Wallace, fireman, and negro
tramp were killed. Engineer Hiltne,
had his leg broken.
The house committee on railways and
canals authorized favorable report or
Representative Dalzell's bill, appropri
ating SIC, 900 to pay the expenses Of Z
survey Of route for ship canal Il
connect the waters Of Lake Erie from {
point at or near Erie, Pa, with tht
Ohio river at or near Pittsburg.
General Stanley, commanding the de
pATtment Of Texas, has informed Gen.
era1 Schofald that the grand jury 0i
Duvaa county has concluded an investi
gntion of the charges against United
6tatss troops and state troops Of alleged
d6predations while in search OF Cara
and band and report that they find ab
s0lutaly nothing in them.
wAsHs6RE, Wis, April so. I'D An
dsrson, a2grsin trimmsr = the Omah,
railroad elevator, walked OF the docl
and was drowned In twenty-five feet d
water. He leaves wife and two chill
/: 5-~~
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Blaine Looking very wen.

WASHINGTON, April 80. Secretary
Blaine appeared before the senate COM
mittee on commerce and delivered an
able end convincing argument in favor
of constructing . csDle line to Brazil.
After the hearing closed Senator Wash
burn says that overy member Of the
committee remarked that they had NOT
seen Blaine appear 20 we'll physically "A
vaazS