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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Ca.arrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY S Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALpISG, krSSA% & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Price
rs cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gis,s. Testimonials free.
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Coi.BETr Is OPPOSED
To Proposed Changes inItho Euxlug Rules.
His Reasons.

To Proposed Changes inltho Eo1lug Rules.
His Reasons.
PirrsDURolr, Pa, April James J.
Corbctt, talking here to-day OF the pro-
posed changes in the boxing rules as
advocated By the Olympic club, OF New
Orleans, declared himself. opposed to
making four minute rounds and two
minute rests. "a
There is no necessity" said he, "ior
any changes and none Is likely to be
made. The present rules were adopted
b. universal consent, and n othing short
OF that can change them. Ii the Olympic
club is allowed to make changes every
club in the country can DO the same
thing. and there would be no standard
for boxing tournaments. Tam opposed
to two minute rest, because it would
give winded man too much chance to
recuperate,"
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NOT TO ANrI.roNlxE.

An Examination OF tho Drug Proves That
1t ,Dld Not Cause Miss Valentines
Death.
NRw ioRK, April IA psychological
examination BY tho city board OF health,
OF the anti.toxlne which was used Will,
fatal effects in the case Of Bertha NJ.
Valentine, OF Brooklyn, proved that the
drug was FREQ from living germs OF any
kind and that tho unfortunate results
which followed its administration in
the case referred cannot DO attributed
in any way to tho uuti.toxino which was
employed. -
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MARTINS; FERRY.
laps AMI aishtps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
The Lafayette College Cleo and Ban
10 Club will have big house tonight N
Martins Ferry. Many people will como
from Wheeling. Bridgeport, and other
places. Tho cub will arrive in Wheel.
ing this morning IN their special car.
aud take dinner at the Mcclure House.
In Martins Ferry they will BIO ontor.
tanned by different families, and will be
given n reception by thirty Young
ladies at the residence OF Capt. II. W.
Smith after the concert. From Mar.
tins Ferry the club vii! 60 to Pitts
burgh.
Samuel Fisher, q respected citizen Of
Martin's Ferry, died Yesterday at s a.
M. after lingering Illness, at his resi-.
denco on Main street. aged seventy
years. lie was a member OF tho NJ. L.
church and m Odd Fellow for many
years. He was an enthusiastic Repub-
lican. and was street commissioner in
Martins Ferry four consecutive terms.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
A special election will be held at
Bridgeport next Monday to elect men,
bers OF the board Of education. The
women candidates arc Mrs. Mary
Springer and Mrs. Barbara J. Lannon.
New glory holes are being put up in
tho cutting shop at the Buckeye glass
works. James Long returned to the
Buckeye yesterday. The non.union
men are moving their families to town.
c. W. Toland, an enthusiastic young
Republican, formerly Of Martins Ferry,
was elected to council in the Sixth dis
trict in Cleveland.
Last might Ernest E. Smith was elect
ed choirister OF the Presbyterian Sun.
day school. All oil the old officers wore
re elected.
Mrs. Martin Dittmar and Mrs. W. F.
Barrett arc visiting relatives at Glencoe.
Anumber Of young men OF this city
attended n hop ut Bcllaire last night.
The bond question carried ut Tues.
days election by large majority.
Mrs. Edward Virtue returned last
night from Marion, Ind.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Henderson returned yes.
terday from Smithtield.
Miss Matte Graham, who has been
sick, is improving.
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NIcIII,AIIiic.
lhtlsorts OF Locnl Now. and Gosstp from
Ha4IY tho G,nSs ctr,

UuAI tue Glass CltJ.
Tho very decisive result in ,ho nm.
fortunate school contest that was pro.
cipitatcd here waa quietly talked Of by
nearly everybody yesterday aud tho
opinion 10 That Il will have a palutary
effect. Tho Republicans hesita,cd abou,
taking hold OF such aquc,.ion. but TO
loavo 1t with tho people whotlier thoy
desired such an issue or not thuy dc,or.
miued upon n popular vote primary and
Messrs. r. NJ. Gilliland and Robert
Brown, who wero very pronounced In
tholr opposition to tho superintendent
and his methods, wore nominated. or
course the Democrats trimmed on thls
and nominated mon whom thoy said
worG Mother Tor nor hgainat. In tho
election tho Republican nominees wero
elected BY tho following official vote !:
Il. NJ, Gilliland, l,l67, i30 plurality;
Robert Brown, l.llS, III plurality;
Stogcr. TO7; Cooper, '2S; Long, 10;
Rodefor, l75. :
George Burden, Of this city, was 80.
veroly hurt Inst Sunday while driving
to his farm at Glendale. Ills horse
frightened and ran away, md Burden
WINS thrown out, frac,uring hi, right
log. Ito 10 now laid up At hia homo hore
and will be for some time.
Rev. W. II. Bider, d. D., Of Akron.
had n good audience ut tho First Pres.
bytorian church last night 20 hoar his
address in tho interest OF tho anti.
saloon league, DR.. Rider 10 brother OF
Gone Rider, secretary OF tho Bcllairo
Foundry Company.
Miles r. Carnes was elected to council
from the Fourth ward over Frank VIII.
iams BY only two votes. This shows tho
value Of one vote. There was a tic for.
council in that ward Two years ago.
Martin Cowon moved his family from
tho Fourth ward to his country homo
yeoterday, aud james kinney, who Inns
been living in tho country, moved to
tho Fourth ward.
Four hundred and thir,y.six women
voted in this city. About l25 OF them
voted tho Prohibition ticket, but tho
bulk OF tho othora voted for the win.
ncrs.
There was 5000 insurance on tho res.
idcncc OF Jesse Crogan and 800 on tho
furniture. All were consumed by tho
fire noted yesterday.
Tho income tax collector 10 to DO n.
the Globe hotel hero next Saturday, but
there Is little or nothing for him to come
10 Bclaire for.
Mrs. George Defbaueh left yesterday
for Red Key. Ind, where her husband
has boon engaged Ia tho window glass
business.
John Crafty has returned to college
at Delaware, O., and Thomas Myers will
return to Marietta college to-day.
Mr.. Jacob Rietz and wife were called
to Lowell, near Marietta. yesterday, by
the death OF Mr.. Rietz's father.
Rev. Mr.. Jones and vito, Of Kent, O.,
are guests OF Rev. o. W. Holmes and
wife, OF this city.
Miss Lucy Darby is visiting the fam.
lily OF her brother, Sheriff Darby, in St.
Clairsville.
Forest Evans, who Is attending med
ical college at Chicago, is home for q
few days.
Senator c. N. Hosg was in tho city
yesterday.
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Dun better halves say thoy could not
keep house without 'Chamhorlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is used In moro
than half tho homes in Leeds. SIMs
Bios, Leeds. Iowa. This shows tho
esteem in which that remedy is hold
whore it has been sold for years and ia
we'll known. Mothers havo learned
tina, thoro is nothing 30 good for, colds,
Group and whooping cough, that it
cures those ailments quickly aud per.
mnnently, and that it is pleasant and
safe for children to tako.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03

LoEAlS, Ono, April 2.-Thc fires
were started last night in the big stool
mill Of tho johnson company at this
place, tho construction OF which was
begun nine months ago. This was
simply test OF the big furnace which
is to convert pig iron into Bessemer
steel. A large crowd was in attendance,
aud ex.Cougressman Tom l. johnson,
the president OF tho company. applied
tho match. The test was successful,
ten tons OF steel being poured from tho
blast this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03

LONDON. April 1t is rumorel that
Oacar Wilde loft London suddenly thia
morning in order to avoid being pros
cnt ut tho trial tomorrow OF tho suit for
libel which no brought against tho mar.
guia Of Quoonsborry, rs n result OF tho
which tho marquis madO
against him on card left at tho AIbe.
mario club on February IS Inst.
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Some ono Isosponsiblr,

Burrr, MoNr.. April 2.-Judgo Speor,
OF tho district court, hau summoned Il
grand jury and instructed i. 10 investl-
gate tho great dynamite explosion OF
January Is by which li,y.nino mon
were killed and a hundred or moro in.
jurod. Tho judge told tho jury somo
one was responsible for tho death OF
thesn mon. and he Hoped tho blanc
would DO fixed by tho jury.
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WAsHISGroN, D. c.. April Captain
llowgate has been indicted again for
alleged frauds on the government. dur
ing tho time he was discussing officer
OF the signal service. The new indict-
ments are three in number. One alleges
forgery OF s, 900 account with the Amer.
lean Union Telegraph Company, Octo.
Der %, 1879, another charges Gun bezzIc.
ment and the third Justification OF nc.
counts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03
WALL PAPER at lowest prices.
JOSEPH GRAVES Sons,
&c Twelfth Street

On. II. r FISH, OF Gravois Mills, No.,
a practicing physician OF many years'
oxperionce, writcR: Do Wits Witch
Hazel salve has no equal for indolent
sores, scalds and burns. 1t stops pain
instantly, heals burn quickly and
leaves no scar. Logan Dru: Co.. Wheel.
ing, ". Va. 3. +. Peabody. Benwood,
and Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, o,
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THE SasIIynLE RACES,

Two ravnritns. II Second Choice and Two
X Outsiders Won Ont.
NASHVILLE, TESS.. April 2.-rho
weather at Cumberland Park to-day
vas chilly and cold. Tho track was
last, attendance ANAL. Two favorltes, a
second choice and two outsidora won.
summary:
y First, selling, six turlong e. Elano
won; Minnie Gee second; Tramp third;
timo, l:lG
j Second. selling. six inrlongs--B Billy s.
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ALTOONA, PRUSSIA. April "A youth
who was about to Join the army has
been arrested here on the charge OF be.
ing the author OF the series OF anouy.
nous compromising letters addressed 10
various members OF the i'm petial family
during recent years.
1t is assumed that the prisoner is the
author OF tho letters which caused the
Won kotze scandal.
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WlLxEsnARRr. Pa. April 2..-Tho boy
William Pom Bowman, who
killed m Arabian peddlor last winter,
was sentenced to-day to DO hanged. lilo
told tho Judge no was innocent boforo
tho sontonco liud boon pronou need.
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WALL PAPER at lowest prices.
JOSEPH GRAVES Sous,
% Twelfth Street,

SICK headache, constipation aud indi.
goston aro quickly cured by DO Wits
Little Early Risers. tho famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, B. i. Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowio
& Co., Bridgeport, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03

Special DFpa,eh 10 he Iateltgenczr.
WAsuISGros, D. c., April 2.-Judso
Ferguson, James F. Brown. Of Charles
ton, +. y. Enslow. of Huntington, re-
turned to West Virginia to-day. after
arguing the John B. I.aidley case in the
snpreme court
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30 auro and uso that old aud wcll.lried
remedy. Mis-. WlNsLow's SoorlllSu SyRyr
for children teothing. 1t soothos tho
child, softons tho gums, allaysa MI min.
curos wind collie and Is tho best rome.
dy for dlarrhpa. Twenty-Five conts a
uott'o' 81 Et,J?.f0 MwF&w ~
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on" pa!rons will fluid nu Wits Liltio
Early Eisoru II safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia aud livor
complaints. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing. ". w., b. +. Peabody, Benwood,
md Bowie Il Co., l,ridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03

Tho best aalvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chnppod hands. chilblains,
corns, aud all skin cruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
It's guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents pcr box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03

WE recommend Johnson's Magnetic
on for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprninn
bruises. lame buck; it quickly relieye,
pain; 70 and 50 cents. Chas. r. Goethe
and W. ". Irwin. i - ''-'
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Tho uso Of 'Castorla' Is 20 universal and
It's merits 10 well known that 1t seems n work
OF mpurcrogation to endorse t.. Fcw arr tho
intelligent families who do not keep Csstoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MMsrrS, D. D.,
HLsfE. New York City.
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AT LAST THEY WIN.
.To-SIGlt1's GANEs-lslnnd vs.. Independents.
The II. G. Richards team has been

The II. C. Richards team has been
"a comm" ever since the Musee Bowl
Ing League season opened week before
last, but it was not until their games
with E!dorado last night that they ar
rived Their arrival consisted in the
taking OF two out OF three games from
their opponents and in addition tho
high grade performance OF Colonel
Richards himself, who surprised him
self and others by cracking ont 204 in
tho second game. the first 200-score
made aimee the series opened and up to
date the winner OF the leagues high
score prize. The scores follow:
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YOU pay % per cent more for your
Wall Paper when you buy from Wall
Paper peddler than when you buy
direct from the dealer.
JOSEPH GRAVES SoSs,
&c Twelfth street.
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Bridgeport water rents are due April
|. A discount OF 10 per cent will be al.
lowed if paid before the 10th. =.
500 W. K BowNAX, Secretary.
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Charleston. S. C.-Pi,tsburgh. Wash.
ing,on gamo postponed oh account OF
rain.
Atlanta. Ga.-Daltimoro s, Atlanta ..
Nashville, Tcnn.-SL Louis 7, Nash.
yiliN z ..t- i. |H.7g aiI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03

Besr spring tonic is Smith Brewing
Coz alc-aIways reliably pure.
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The Jack Wright Stara would like to
meet thu ". W. Irving on tho Bal,i.
moro & Ohio grounds Wednesday after
noon -''
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Castoria.

"Castorin isso well adapted to chlllrcn TINT
recommend IL as superior to my prescription
known to me-" II, A. ARcuEr, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
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Swabacksr's Opening continued to-day.
swabnckcr's Opening continued to.dny.
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Sea birds outnunber land birds, be.
cause their food never fails, not because
they are more proliticc.
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WALL PAPER at lowest prices.
JOSEPH GRAVES Sons,
&c Twelfth Street.
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Entries for to-day "wednesday Mt
Cumberland Park, Nashville, are ~ fol.
Iowa: It s.tgu
First, hvo.otshths milo-rho Henri.
ettn, Joo Newburgor, Lady Pepper, Oi;
WedIoileld. o.; Dora Wood, %; Mos.
sollia. 90; Glcn Luck, %; Grace IL, 0i;
Cora 7. O., 1902; Exilo. los; lduma, Lo.
villa, Message. lIover, "a; Pine Top, 90.
Second, one.half mile-Amclln Fon.
so, Lady Isabella, Latoranc, Frcdonia,
Merry Thought. Fanny Hunt, Maid OF
Honor, los.
Third, one milc, Maxwell atakos-
Victorious, 100; Ia 10, III; Darelict,
los; Q uoen May. Bolle Of Weut, Lilly Of
tho Wost, Martha Griffin. 1903; Fancy
Dance, los.
Fourth, ono mile. selling-Virgini,c,
Rclls Starr, S.; Cattarangus. 30; l.ilord,
Tremor. Belle OF tho Wcs,. 100; Ash /.
lnnd, 1885,; Rel Gap, l05; Clenen tine,
III; Sir Abner. 1i5.
Fifth, one.lNlf mile, selling--Bramble
Leaf, l.ansoer, Royal Princess, l05 1;
Feast, Duncan, Ensign. Pollock, l0l;
Rags, l05; Francis. los; Eldred, 100.
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won; yirslnito second (; rSabody third;
umo. l:l7.
Third. seven turlongs ST. Maxim
won; relIcas aocond; Curator third;
time, :2S, ],
Fourth, selling, ono mile-suma won;
ia ia second Lazy On third time, :ioJ,
Fifth, two.year.old iiittes, four. aiur.
longs-Alnhnda won; Willie Stanton
second; Merry Noll third; time, ;l9l.
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"For several yNaT havc nn'mr'ofa.
your Cistorin, and shall always continue
do NO NJ 1t has invariably produced h"F'riN"
results"
EnwH +. pAspEn, NJ. y,
laith Street and sth Ave-, Now YOKE
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CaStorla.

Castoria cures Collie, CONSTIPATION
Sour Stomach, Diarrhna, ErlctAtion,
Kills Worms gives sleep. and promotes "
Est!on,
Without injurious medication.
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TnE crSrAm OoarAsv - MURRAY s,7,Err, NKw Y"Hk I'm
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Tho Fa,r VIII Contest

San Francisco, July 2.-The attorneys,
trustees and heirs under the Fair will are
said 10 be dcslrous Of testing the validity
OF the trust clause OF he document first
presented for probate. If = argued by the
attorneys and heirs under the Photographic
will that the trust feature 90 the first will
IS Illegal. and that much time and money
could ne saved by obtaining a legal deci-
sion on this point IT, for instance, the
trust should he declared void then there
would be no objection 20 the dcument: the
heirs would not object 70 its probate and
would AZ once enter upon their patrimony.
Thus all litigation would he at an end.
II. on The other ham the trust clause
should be sustained the action could be-
had directly on the eenuinsncss of the will
end the contest would he clear of entang-
ling collateral matters II is claimed that
an agreement has practically been reached
that the validity Of the trust clauses
should be tested al once.
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THE ALASKA BOUNDARY.
The Dominion Government Sends Ex-
pert OgiIyfe To Complete surveys.

pert Ogiivfe To Complete surveys.
Victoria. July 2-William Ogilvie. ID. l..
g. who is considered the very best au-
thorisy on barren. wild and mountainous
districts OF the far North, arrived from
Ottawa last evening. He viii leave on
the next Alaskan steamer with party
OF six picked men for the Yukon coun-
try to do work i'm connectiu with he Alas
kan boundary dispute. The work VIII not
he completed until the fan OF 1895. and
the party VIII remain until 1t is finished.
From here the party will go to Juneau.
whence they will make their way 70 the
head OF Taku inlet. thence over Taku pass
10 the head of Lewis river. the main
branch OF the Yukon. From the head OF
Taku inlet 10 the head OF the river Is
twenty-three miles over a mountain pass
$500 feet high. From one almost i'm
passabie canyon 10 where the information
al boundary. that is. the Iflst meridian
west OF Greenwich. crosses the river the
descent is easy. offering no obstacles wnat-
ever. Arriving at this point the party
viii Immediately commence to produce
the Islst meridian. both north and south.
on the Yuokn river. The position of the
1ilst meridian at this point was determin-
ed by MIR Ogilvie in lSs1-ss, and ms de-
termination was verified by the United
States coast survey party during the win
ter of 1850. The positions assigned To
II by Mr.. Ogilvie and the American party
were pretty close, the difference being in
favor OF Canada There is upwards of
150 miles of line to be marked on the
ground which il will take well into 1896
TO complete This Is being done TO enable
the Canadian authorities TO avoid inter
national mpleasantness.
Other work found necessary in the vi
cinity VIII he attended TO by the party.
The return will be made in the fall of
1896 by the same route by which the en-
try was made, the party reaching Vic
toria, all being well, in October of that
wear.
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Forgery by "a Rich Mans Son.

Denver. July Frank Sampson. the son
of a wealthy and prominent wine mer-
chant of san Francisco. is prisoner in
the city jail as a result of his ambition to
become a second Jim the Penman.
Sampson borrowed small sums from his
fathers acquaintances under the promise
To repay when his monthly allowance ar
rived from San Francisco. In this manner
about $500 was realized by the ex-resident
OF the Pacific coast, but it all went, Ike
thousands before II had. at the gaming ta-
bic on Saturday Sampson, tr., visited
William Walters saloon during the pro
prietors absence and had check for So
cashed. The same day Sampson visited
the May Shoe and Clothing Company.
where he was employed as a clerk, and
had them cash three forged checks for 80.
e.. 20 and $50 All the fraudulent papers
bore the signature of prominent business
men. Sampson was arrested by Detectives
r,oonlis and Burke. After his arrest ne eN-
pressed great sorrow for his acts, and
cried like child. lie has a wife and a
baby a month old.
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deck yards before the end ef June. Re-
newei efforts viii be made TO raise the
Ting Ynen from the bottom cf the Wei
h2iwei haFbor The great merchant steam
ship company Of Japan. known as the
NuSen kaisha. Is about 70 establish a reg
ulsr line to Formosan ports
The safe OF the United States ship
Oneida. sunk twenty-five years ago in
Nokohana harbor. has just been recoy-
cred by divers. Gold and silver 20 the
amount of S3ino was found.
The torpedo defenses have been re-
moved from Vladivostock.
Chinese residents are slowly returning
70 japan. The total number On May
vas 2&I. OF whom more than one-haif
We're In Yokohama.
The Northern ports Of FoTnoSa are
quiet. but the Chinese BLACK flags" are
threatening Taiwan, the former capital,
on the western coast. and the foreign
residents are flying 20 ships Ia the har-
hor. The japanese forces are rapidly
proceeding 70 the scene Tang. the pres
iaent OF the aboTtive republic. has
reached Shanghai.
Commander Baker and Lieut.. O'Brien.
naval and military attaches 20 The United
States legation in Tokyo. were enter
tanned al dinner on June Is by the en-
peror of Japaa.
Ii Hung Chang resigned all his offices
on his return from Formosa to Shanghai,
and retired in humility 10 his native
province.