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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
TELRHoSE NUMBERS
Editoral Rooms sss,,. Counting Room SEQ,
acknowledgement
wuEELINo. JULY 0, 1905.
Race Track Cruelty,

AZ result OF the steubonvillO races
Of last Friday two fine horses are dead,
driven to death; George Mack, owned
by F. NJ. Taggart, Of MOrri'toWn, Ohio,
and Robert Bonner, Jr,, owned by NJ.
Mccormick, Of Pittsburgh. 1t was a
$50 pacing race aud the horses went
seven mlle.heats. 1t is alleged that
there was an understanding between
the drivers Of Bonner and W. L to keep
Mack from winning first or second
money.
Mack won the FIRST and second heats.
He was "pockotsd" by the other two
horses in tho third heat aud lost it. He
was in bad condition aud should have
been Withdrawn, but was kept in the
race to win third money, which tho
Others agreed that no should have.
In the sixth heat the driver Of W. l..
was fined SIS for dropping the heat. "
BY this time it is probable that the
pool box had been played, and with it
tho crank outsiders" until there was
no longer reason to hold of and it was
good policy to make show OF auStcrisy.
By jockeying the race and stretching
It out to seven heats tho horses were so
oyordriysu that Mack died on Friday
night aud Bonner gave up the ghost on
Saturday latter a terrible ssruggle."
Neither horse was equal to the demands
made on him. Bonner was young
horse bought in Marshall county last
year and put on the track. In tho past
two weeks he was made to 90 in three
races, McKee'S Rock, Wheeling and
steubenvillo. about twenty miles.
this is not a clear case Of the cruel
treatment Of dumb animals it would be
hard to fud such a case. 1t Is to BIO
said for the turf that 1t rarely produces
such fruit as this, but when II does the
guilty persons should bo punished as
their ofense deserves
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pleasant OMAuTAUoUA.

Hot Days are Scarce and Hot Nights are
Uukuown-Au Ideal Resort
Special Correspondence ofhs iattttoneer.
CnAuTAuoUA, n. Y, July G.-Again
Chautauqua's winter scattered citizens
are gathering for a season Of reIt, rocre.
alton and improvement For rest,
ChRutauqua is unequAlOd. With an
altitude 100 feet above Lake Eric, hot
days seldom come and hot nights are
unknown. The assembly grounds arc
located on the northeast side oil Chau.
tauqua lake, which Is tweuty.three
miles long, but 90 narrow that from
tho steamers decks the beautiful forests
which line its shores are plainly Visible
throughout its entire length.
Late hours at ChautauQua are impoG.
sible. Shortly before 10 every even.
ing the chimes at the clock house ring
out pleasant bat imperative good
night Until in the morning quiet
roigna. Tho lawn mower purroth not
and the axe is still. After alonR nights
aleep Z is not an early breakfast hour,
and shortly after this the programme
OF the day commences. This program
me 10 Chautauqua'S greatest charm and
peculiarly combined. Every citizen on
entering the grounds pays tax and rO-
ceives n ticket. This ticket entities the
purchaser to all the privileges Of the
grounds except classes Of special in
struction. Lectures, storeoptican adj
dresses, concerts, exhibitions by gym.
naaium classes, base ball, and tennis
matches and educational and religious
gatherings OF all kinds make the long
days pass quickly.
But ChautauQua is not merely place
to pRss tho heated season. Ono may
here study any thing from Hebrew TO
boxing, from cooking to Bible history,
The teachers 10 all branches arc gath.
cred from tho best univorsisiot Of the
land and their classes arc largely com.
posed Of persons who arc themselves
instructors. So the good seed sown
hero is scattered over q large part Of the
civilized world.
Finally one may live In this earthly
paradise at n very low cost. The nd.
mission ticket 10 tho grounds cost s.
for tho season OF s. for one month.
Good board may BIO secured at from So
to s. per week, Collections arc never
taken for any purpo5o.
Finally. say, como 10 ChauIauqua.
Persons attending tho Christian En-
doaVor convention at Boston can secure
stop over privileges without additional
expense.
II Wheeling people intending to spond
tho summer hero will write to mo Of
their wishes In regard to rooms, board,
etc, shall DO pleased to engage accom-.
modatlons for them or to help them In
making their selection after they arrive
here.
So como 10 Chautauqua-aud don't
forgot your oySrcoat. X, o. ERSEtNE.
Presbyterian Hsddqu7rten.
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rHD poPE's ORDER

AbIOlElpg WOrhlngmDh From Fast Obi.
Eations-Ths Report Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, July s,-FrOm authori-
tatlve sources it Ia learned that arocent
papal decree empowers American Dish.
ops to abSOlye poor people and the
working classes from the usual obliga'
tious Of fasting, A statement to this
effect was made in New York by Father
Ducey, based on private information,
but Il was denied at the residence oil
Archbishop Corrigan, 60 that the quss'
tIon was left In doubt. II appears,
however, that the decree waa made, al
though Il differs In some respects from
that stated by Father DuceY
It does not directly do away with the
rules 80 long observed, but empowers
the bishops to modify the regulations
when they consider itdeSlrable, In so
doing the bishops may suspend the OBJ
legations as 10 individuals or to all those
within diocese coming under tho con-
dilionS OF suspension, which applies
only to those doing hard manual or
mental work. The obligation Of Friday
fauting Ia retained, however, az to all
classes, both in Lent aud at other times,
Tue bishops are empowered to suspend
the fasting for people doing hard man
uRl or mental work on holy dayH OF oblt'
CATION.
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The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that thore Is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been Gblo to euro in oil its atagcS and
that 10 catarrh. Halls CatRrrh Cure Ia
tho only positive euro now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires q con.
gtitutional treatment. Halls CatRrrh
euro Is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood aud mucous surfaces Of
tho RyBtem, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of tho disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature In do.
ing its work. Tho propriotors have so
much faith in It's curative powers, that
thoy otTor Ono Hundred Dollars for any
caso that II fails to euro. Send for list
oil testimonials Address.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, y.
Btly"Sold by druggists, 70 cOuts.
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Tho Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railway will soil Tickets to Ftouport,
Ohio, IN July ~, 1895, at all stations
bntwOOn MaIsillpn and Doiluiro aud
MARITIME Ferry, for ono faro for tho
round trip good on all regular trains,
on account ot tho lecture BY Dr.. 7. Do
Witt Ialmago, at . o'clock y. M, In the
famous "lloar Don Park" Iako vol
filed lunch basket aud apoud day
plCnicking In tho most romantic spot
In Eastern Ohio, aud DO entertained by
n lecture by tho famous Brooklyn
divine Tho trains Nrrtvo at frooporl
from tho north al S!l1 aud lil81 n. In.
From tho south At 7i5l o. M, and 5j
y, N, Depart going north at6ii2p, IN, 1
going south, 1927 n, IN,
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Tho Laws and ThOIr EnforcOmOnt.

Tho Laws and Their EnfOrcoment,
People laughed a. the declared iuten'
ton Of the new police authorities Of
New York to enforce the law against
selling liquor on Sunday. They said
the thing could not DO done. Tho law.
breakers in particular were condden
that the effort would result in failure.
There fa not so much laughing now.
The law is boing enforced. 1t cannot
DO said, Of course, that all violation Of
the law has been stopped, bu. from tho
opposition clamor that is going up it lie
affair inference that there IL such en-
forcemsnt Of tho law as was not believed
to be possible except by the officers Of
the law,
Its complained that the law against
selling liquor on Sunday is a blue law
relic altogether unsuited to great city
in this day, aud therefore should not be
enforced. This gives to the ministers Of
the law tho dangerous privilege Of
choosing tho laws they will enforce and
the laws thOy will not enforce. Tho SON
Siblo and buslncSs.liks way is TO en-
forco all laws, blue, pink or black, so
long as they arc laws. II the people do
not like their laws they should choose
Legislators who will repeal them.
Aside from tho Sunday liquor law
thoro are In most II not all Of tho old
states laws which should have been 70.
pealod long ago aS not being necessary
to-day or as boing unSuitod 10 tho pres.
ent conditions Of society. II an earnest
attempt wOro made to enforce them tho
people would soon 500 to their repeal.
No movement Is made against thOm bO'
cause they arc not enforced, and thoy
are not enforced because public opinion
isknown 10 DO hostile to them.
Unfortunately public officers arO left
10 Judge for themselves as to enforce.
menL OF non.OnioroOmont aud Of course
thisia not as II should DO, A law that
has outllyOi iLs usefulness and Is not OK.
peolod to 10 enforced nhouId DO wiped
out by tho properly constituted lSgIIla.
iiyOauthoritS
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NEGROES IN SLAVERY.
What an Investigation In Mexico L
,Ir..d ~ rrniIInr.rIs RRnoFE

What au Investigation In Mexico Dis.
oloBod-Dr. TTolliuGSr's Report
SAN ANTONIO TEX, July s.-Dr. H.
Trollinger, prominent physician OF
this city, who was detailed one month
ago to visit the negro colony at Tlahuil.
lilo, Ia the state Of Durango, Mexico,
and investigate the real situation aud
condition Of tho negroes who wore re-
moved there from Alabama and Georgia
last winter, has returned. lie said
there were eight hundred negroes in
the colony, walled in and closely guard.
cd. Fully so por cont arc suffering from
disease resembling malaria, from
which largo number have died. The
doctor says the colony company Is de-
voloping $1,000 acres Of agricultural
land and working negroes. AS the no
Groos arc citizens Of tho United stateO,
the attention OF tho department OF state
at Washington will DO called to tho con-
ditiou Of affairs at tho colony and an
official investigation requested.
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PANS, July S.--ThO GOuloia to-day
publishes an interview with tho Span.
ish premier, Senior Canovas dol Castillo,
in which the latter 10 quoted as saying
that the climate Of Cuba prevented do.
cisivo operations against tho insurgents
for the present. Tho premier added
according 10 the Gaulois, that tho 70.
bellion was entirely tho work Of foreign
adventurous; but no was glad to say
that tho insurpsnt supplies Of arms aud
ammunition, coming chiefly from the
United StAtos, and nolghbOrlng coun-
tries, had diminished owing to tho cor.
rect aud energetic action Of tho United
SIatOH government.
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sIX MoNTns IN JAIL
The Sentence of n woman for Refusing Il
Tell Whore Her Child is.

Tho Sentence Of Woman for Refusing to
Tell Where Her Child is.
CHICAGO, July s.--MrI. Lizzie Cottier,
Of Washington, was to-day sentenced
to six months in jail for contempt Of
court in refusing to disclose tho whore
abouts OF her daughter Florence. Mrs.
Cotticr is the Washington stonOgraphor
who In 1883 after placing her daughter
in hiding told the Buffalo police chat
the child had been drowned. Her hus'
band, AlzOrno Cottier. who is wealthy
Chicagoan, had attempted during the
hearing Of tho divorce case to regain
possession Of tho child and Mrs. Coltier
was ordered by tho court to tell where
hor daughter lie hidden. This she re.
poatOdly refused TO do, her tiual and
emphatic refusal to obey the court re.
sultiug in her sentonce to-day.
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Chicago Tribune
dreamed iAt night that had died,
And joufneycd 10 tho skies!
Tint blessed land, 10 which each man
Would hasten whom CdcV,
Aud, rs pasted the ptatly gates
And saw tho wUndfous view
Which bnrst upon my startled gaZG
Ny fancy oarthwafd llOw
The streets Of that celestial town,
A often wO'Yu boon told.
WCfo paved from curb 10 curb With blocks
Oi silver and Of gold,
Tbs white aud FOLLOW metals lay
In alternating blocks,
Which there toCnod plentiful and cheap
Ashfe the State street rocks
Aul though RinOng that motley thf0ng
No copper showed hi, lace,
Mono seemed lltpOtcd Know not why,
10 raise them from their rlhcr,
Then ~ nv guide turned about,
A ilobflw brntnn Old.
"WhNl part III sllyrt glf'" said,
"Anl what proportion gDldw
A pllylng glance Nh lnU hN turned
"fhOuHt much IN learn, my sou
Olsllyof HlNirUn parts nto used
Nhuto'Bf oi gold there's ono"
u FRANK StrrilESL
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Tn Pan lIandlo Dyolng establish.
mont, owned by John lIoilmolor, at No.
1881 Market Stroot, ia tho boat equipped
houBc Of ils kiud In Wheeling. In adj.
ton 10 tho dyoing and cleaning depart.
mCntsa corps Of hrst.Ctnal tAltorq aro
employed, who can do repairing ~ ncat
ia II IN posBiblo, Clothes aud ladies'
garmont9, cleaned or dyod, eau 10 mado
10 look lIkO now Satisfaction guaran.
tnnI
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AnouIiIsmop KAIN

Decides that the O. =. II, HIay Conduct
Funerals In Catholic Cemeteries.
ST.. LOUIS, July S.-Archblshop Kahn
has made a decision that removes the
ban placed by some prioatS on Grand
Army funerals Under bis ruling NON.
bors Of the G. A. II. attending funerals
may enter the church wearing their
uniforms and insignia, and may conduct
funerals in accordance with their ritual
ia Catholic cemeteries.
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sralNaVEbD, NO., July s.-Two dis.
tinct earthquake shocks wore felt here
last evening. The first at 7:SO and the
other n minute later. Tho duration Of
tho first vibration was five sHconds aud
the second two seconds. No damage
was done and the quakes wore over be.
ioro tho people had time to realize
they wOrc experiencing No earthquake.
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-Dlalroaoug kidnoy aud bladder dls.
CROO1 rclicyol In ak houra by tho NAV
GUAR soutlt AMEWlcNS kidney CURgn
This now remedy ID gtont surprise ON
account oil Ito exceeding promptncsa In
foliovIng pain IN tho bladder, kidnuyU,
bncl, and OvOty part Of tho urinary pass.
ago In unlp or female. II rnlluyos to.
tcnllon Of watcr aud pain In passing II
almDsl immcllnlulN II YOU want Quirl,
tollel aud euro thIa Ia your remedy,
Sold by IL II, List, druggist, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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WE recommend DO Wits Collie and
Cholera euro because wO believe It a
BniO and reliable remedy. It's good
effects arc shown at unco In CasOi oil
Cholera Morbus aud Bimlnr complaints.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va. b.
n Peabody, BonwoOd, aud Bowio 4 Co.,
bridgeport, o.
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gromrAwY MoaroS, calling in "apt
Alliloration'S Arttul aid lakca his place
In history as the man who Rayo iroo
coinage to tho charming phrase ITO in.
Voko from Tho vlowloos vI'cOra Of vNoul.
" vast volume, Of value" 10 BSy that
somebody isIryinp ITO mako something
out Of nothing" cant hold 4 candle 10
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THE Armonians have run against the
danger that cOnirORts sVerY poor aud
doWntrOddsn people. They have been
betrayed from within by those whom
they were compelled to trust, Turkish
money Is always ready to do that which
even Turkish cruelty cannot accom-
pilsa. Tbs short cut to put an end to
these troubles Is to put an end to
Turkey,
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FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR,
An Effort to Have tho United States and
Great Britain Intorf0re

An Effort to Have tho United States and
Great Britain IntorfSre
WAsurNdToN, July S--Documents re-
coived horo by public men, including
many members Of Congress, indicate
that strong pressure will probably BIO
brought to bear to induce the United
States to interfere to secure the settle
ment BY arbitration OF the dispute be.
tween France and the native govern
ment OF Madagascar. These papers
originate In Madagascar, and the most
recent Of them bearS the date Of May IL.
They como TO Washington undor an
English poBtmark, showing that they
have been forwarded to that country
under cover to secure their delivery in
America, though at the risk OF loss OF
much time They arc printed argu.
meuts intended to show that tho United
States and Great Britain should inter.
isre Jointly, but that II Great Britain
declines to participate then that this
country should act Independently III
the matter. The argument proceeds
upon the ground that the question In
yolved Is the right Of Franco to exercise
a protectoraGO over Madagascar.
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TlrHr Ia great danger In nuglOoling
collie, cholera aud similar complains.
An absolutely prompt aud anio euro h
found In DO Wits Collie aud CholOrA
Cure. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
va, II. Y. Peabody, llonwOod, aud DOwiO
4 Co., Bridgeport, y,
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NEw YORK, July ga special to
local paper from Panama says: Further
details Of tho CartaEona calamity report
more dead aud wounded. The oxcavu-
ton for bodieS continues. Many houses
wOrc nearly destroyed and tho CRrta.
geuA electric light plant Is a complete
wreck,
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Mr.. TEMpLEroS, member Of tho Brit
ish parliament who last week married.
a young woman who was earning her
living in the poatof1ce in BinEhamtou,
New York, counts as one on the other
side Since he was not looking for our
good American dollars IL IS to be hoped
that he got a good American girl and
that they may live long aud prosper
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Iris pleasing to know that Mr.. Clove-
land is satisfied with the girl. although
he desired boy. This story reminds
US that We can't have everything our
own way in this world.
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The rain Of Sunday night and yoilOr.
day was another good ono and
did an Immense amount Of good. II
will DO worry helpful to corn, potatoes
and pasture. A lIttlc moro would DO
gratefully rorelVed.
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CumrGwA LNWu rlcneuro Resort aud
Picnic GtouudB on tho Cleveland, 10.
ruin 4 Wheeling railway Ia now opnn
Tor tho season. plnuqo oOnault local
agents for ratios aud train arrangement.
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ANOTHER STAGE ROBBERY,
Supposed to be tho Work of Brady-wsuS
FurEo nnx Taken.

EarEo nox Taken.
REDDIxo. GAL, July s.-Tho Rodding
and AlturaS stage was robbed this
morning two miles above Morley'S Sta.
ton. Supervisor Bass and lady pas
songor wero not molested. Tho high.
wuymnn took the Wells Fargo box and
registered mail, securing perhaps $500.
Tho robber is described as Eve foot and
half tall and many believe 1t to DO the
veteran stage robbor, Brady. Officers
claim that no took that direction.
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Cnur,uqUN LAKE, Cnmbriigobcro,
BaOgOrtown, can bc roaChcd In tow
hours from tho Cleveland, lotaIn K
Wheeling railway and itg connections.
Consult local agents for ialoi and
thfOnpl limn
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THERE will bO some more disarpoint.
ments in prospecting for oil in West
Virginia and eastern Ohio, but there
will also DO more oil, The end Of the
development has not been reached by
any means, So long as the crude oil re-
mains at anything like its present price,
say at a dollar or more, prospecting
will be justified in aS promising terri
tory az oura.
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July . to 10Th inclusive, tho Balu.
moro x Ohio llailroad Company will soil
oNcnroion Tickets, Wheeling to Mt. Lake
Park aud rOtutn, at rate oil ~ 10, good
returning Until July II inclusive.
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mo UyoIIst ma &c snako.

ACyclist ran over a rattleInakO and
suddenly his wheel lot down, Tue air
was out Of his pneumatic tire, InSpOC-
ton showed puncturea and some OF the
nttleF'a poison, Presently tho tire bO-
gan to swell and kept on swelling until
it reached remarkable proportions Tho
cyclist bothought him Of whisky as a
cure for snake bites aud pumped into
tho poisoned tire pint Of the AutIdote.
In due time the swelling subsidized and
the tire resumed Its normal health.
Fortunately for the brotherhood Of CY-
clerS they are not, rOmauCOrs, aud so this
story is to DO accepted at It's full value,
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M1NpoW GLA.s woRKEns.
Tho Association In Secret Session a
Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July s.-Tho annual
meeting Of tho National Window Glass
workOrI Association convened hero at
10 o'clock this morning with delegates
present from all tho window glass lac.
tories in the country. Tho convention
will be in OoSsion for week or ten days
and tho proceedings are secret. To-day
was devoted to poriocting an orglniza'
ton. II IL not likely that anything Of
importance will DO done before edne''
day.
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II the senate agrees with the cham.
bor France will prohibit the mSnufac.
ture OF abaIutho aud kindred brEtn-de.
strOysrS. This iS a good move and wor-
thy Of omuiatIon.
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thiS And yet it is sometimes said that
our secretary Of agriculture Ia no far
mar
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The President may now resume his
fishing. He knows tho worst There
might have been more Of II,
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THE NIEuIaEScER, embracing IL several
editions Is entered in the PosiOaaes al wheel
ing, W. Va, ~ secon6,elRSs matter
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JAMES A. HENRY,

hoal Estate Ag,ut Ctllrclot NoAty rib., hi
fonil0u Ail0sneH No iSll Matte,s,ro't ID,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NNOLEASE-TW ENTY-FIVE ACRES
al land for oil and gus purposos, SITUATED
IN TYLER county, n. Va, Three wells DglnI
drIied vithin one-hGi % one and Shqli mlltS
Never covered by leGse. W. II. Gol&ELL
caro- Of ntonigenGet W