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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-25
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Services as usual at the Presbyterian
Church. Morning subject: "The Les
sons of Spring" Evening: "The Best
Given Last"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-25

German NJ. E.-Morning, Religious
Worship" Evening, David and Me-
phibosheth.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-25

Baptist-Morning, 'Tn the Begin
ming God" Evening, What Should
Preachers Preach"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
WAS A TRIUMPH.
,Sencznclans Pleased with the Ar.
bitrution Treaty.
SETTLEMENT WARMLY PRAISED
AT the Venezuelan cap,isi-Gtailping
New, drought by Minister An,rsde and
Judge storrow-'rhr ttniish State, GIvrn
Crrdit fnr the Satisfactory Outcome.

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urauS 'hc N'''""' '''' ''''''' Wv
limited states, accompanied ny James D.
Storrow, counsel Tor Venezuela before
N, I,,l,,d St,,tcs houpdnry commlssIun.
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arrive an TINS c''N SeH'c'""S "''N' "No''
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for washington Tonight. When the
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
JOSEPH WEEKS DEATH.
We'll Known Authority on Iron and steel
Stricken with ParnlyNi,.


PITTSBURGH. Dec. 2f.-Joseph D.
Weeks, editor OF the American Manu-
.facturer and Iron World. died suddenly
about o'clock last night from paraly-
sis at his home, Lang avenue. Home
wood.
(. Mr. Weeks was at his office yesterday.
and was apparently in good health.
/; He was one Of the leading mctallur-
sElsts of the United tatcs, and govern
mcnt sta;Istician. Mr.. Weeks was In
about his fifticth year. and was menu
Der OF the Pennsylvania tax commits
sion.
Mr. Weeks was also one Of the seven
experts employed by the MononSaheia
Navigation Company 10 testify In the
condemnation proceedings brought by
I the government. He had almost com
plcted his report OF the value OF the
dams 10 commerce.
He leaves wife and one daughter,
Emma Fowler Weeks, at present n stu
dent at the WomRn'S College. baltimore.
3 When the civil war broke out Mir.
Weeks, with others, Joined the United
States sanitary commission. remaining
with II and doing splendid work through
out the war After III" rebellion h"
liked in Cincinnati FOR three Gears. and
came TO Pittsburgh. where h" has lived
continuously ever since. In 1871 H. mar
ried Hiss Matte J. Fowler, daughter OF
the late 6. ]. Fowler. = prominent Pltls-
burGh foundry mar.
Mr.. Weeks was one Of the founders Of
the Western Pig Iron Association. Of
which he was president. and the W''St-
ern Iron Association. He was president
OF the Western Pig Iron Association
from us organization up 10 III" time Of
his death In connection with his Gu-
ties pertaining to those bodies he bccam"
connected with the Iron Age, and Was
its Representative II Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

Dradstrects: Tho market IL quiet with
demand light. Manufacturers have
done little as ye, In opening samples for
heavy weights. and they are not dlspos-
ed TO purchase wool until they get their
orders for goods. The supply OF terrific
ry woods on the market IS liberal. but
holders are minimizing values very
steadily. The feeling Is that the coun-
try will want Il large quantity OF goods
tn" coming year. and II our manufactur-
crs get the trade they will want all the
wool available 10 make them up. Fleece
woods arc In light supply mt tho scabOard
and held strong at Interior points This
keeps values steady, although the de-
Inand t. quiet. Australian woods are
firm. with fair purchases recorded. Ar
rivals have been large the past week
III" woods purchased nj London coming
In freely. Carpet woods are quiet but
steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
REFUSED RED CROSS AID.
Clara Barton's Peculiar Letter an'Werrd
Scientifically by n Cuban Leader.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. GA
Few days ago Joaquin Forum, II we'll
known Cuban leader. wrote 10 Miss
Barton, president OF the American Red
Cross Society, asking for assistance
for the insurgents wounded IN the Is
land. TIL" reply has been received from
Miss Barton. 1t Is dated at Washing
ton. Dccembe: 90 and says in part:
1t is not possible that YOU Will at
tribute any inaCtiOn on my part TO
want OF sympathy with or respect for
the all-engTOsSiag subject which you
bring before me. but YOU will under
stnnd that, holding the poSltioa that
do, I am the last person In all our
country who could act independently
In 4 cause nj once 50 delicate and 50
national. The proper and necessary
conditions given, | trust thar there
will be no lack OF sympathy found In
the American Red Cross.
Hoping for better days for you. and
all lovers OF humanity. remain. most
sincerely yours, CLARA BARTON.
president American National Red
Cross"
Mr.. Forum wrote rather CaustC
lcster IN reply, saying in part:
Miss Clara Barton. Washington, d, c.
Noble MaGanc:-I am In reccip; Of
your favor Of the Goth Inst, In answer
tu my appeal 10 the American National
Red Cross in favor OF my suffering
cOuntryInen IN Cuba.
at Is conclusion 81 extraordinary
that ! am fuIly warranted IN bringing
II u the knowledge OF The American
people. that Ihey may knOT that cN-
listing circumstances Of Il nature that
YOU 10 not di."losc make i; impossible
Tor The highest Institution OF charity
IN this country 10 ole" ALL 10 an
American ncighbor and friend ]; Is
my duty as Il Cuhau To bring this TACT
before the American people. that they
decide consclentiOusly Il such Circum.
stances can exist consistently with
American charity and American !deas
OF religion.
And therefore publish your leuo"
and my answer. giving both to IN"
public press. that thIS great people and
tneir congressional representatives
during their holidays may reflect on
gvhlL these existing circumst anCrs
mean. feeling assured that the 1o,Ga0.00O
people who tolerate conditions against
the handful who are urItnr" JUs;, nor
brave. nor generous.
JOAQUIN FORTUN."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
ARRESTED HIS WIFE


Her Children.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Dec. a..
Though Jacob Marsh and his wife have
{ separated. and h" w;ls given the Gus
tody OF their three children, their moth
er did not forget Them Friday. She
called at Marsh's home with Christmas
presents for them ut u time when sh"
2 thought he would H." away on business.
She was in the room distributing her
presents when Marsh returned. He was,
furious.
wow, YOU get nat Of here" he said
sHvaEcly.
4 II only came TO 81" tn" children" said
the wife. 81 am going in = f"~ mo-
mcnts."
Get out Quici;." WIS all h" said,
The little ones ciunl; 10 their mother
and cried when SHE started to go away.
Just f"@ minutes. JAKE" she plead
cG
Marsh graspcd her by the shoulder
and attempted 10 push her out. Sh" re-
sisted and struck him In the face. Then
the husband went into an adjoining
room and put on the shield which he IL
entitled to wear ng a special policeman.
Nov ! am an officer y" said hi
umphantly and place you under ar
rest"
The wunaln demonstrated In vain. She
begged him for iIc EalSc ~ tn" children
not to make a fc"nc In the streets.
"YOu are under arrest" h. said. "Now
conc along with ne"
Marsh dragged III" weeping "if"
through til" streets despite III" iauAts ~
ncighborS. who called him Il coward aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
ANOTHER LyNCHlNg.
Eight Masked iMtn Hang Alfred Holt at
OWsnsbuIv, keniucky.


GREENSBORO, Ky, Dec. 97.-Alfrcd
Holt coiurcd. alias Alexander, the muir.
drrId OF Policeman A. ". White. was
taken nom jail by eight masked uIcn
ut s:D o'clock SATURDAY morning and
hanged to Il tree IN the court house
yard. The lynchins was most Hulet ana
cnlcTly and few persons knew hhE'
thing Uc Il.
About s.lj o'clock two men knocked
Ut tho JAN doors, aud IN response TO II
question nom Deputy JHilrr John
AshUT *, said they had Il prisoner.
Thus thrown un his guard, young Asll-
by opened the door, only To IhcH two
hIg rcvolVcrs. II" WAS uvrrp0wefed be-
fore no could utter It cry and The Keys
were taken from him,
Pleading for his Tie ll0lt way taken
out OF the laii. through the conrt house
yJrd to the east side. facing the Ru1d
house. where six other masked men
were IN waiting. lie was given ample
lime to pray, when Il rope was placed
nbnnt his neck. At al" word Of COM
maud he was swung Nhlgh In the air,
and In ten minutes had str0nSled to
death.
When the EIGHT men had madc sure
that their work was complete, they
mounted their horses IN ncIghboriag
streets uud ALLEYS and loft town AZ
quietly US they had come.
Hollis crime was committed on tho
morning Of November Il last, nfter the
election. officer White was killed with
hts own pistol, which was taken from
his pocket by 4 negro named George
Basket aud handed 20 Holt. Holt es-
capped. but was captured shortly after
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

Jackson County Herald, Dec. Is: Cen
,,roI xor,Lco,, wri,as , r.itnr ,,,,,c.,iuc.
=, 30
Hon ~ W. 'u'pb'rI' hs proper per
sou for secretary OF the Interior or for
no4tmastnr general Amon,. other
,,,,n"., r,,,..,, %o,,,,a,,, .,,,a
"''''hS ''f''''"' W. l''''''' '"'S'
ME Campbell has done as much FOR
the Republican party and for the people
~ ,v,s, v,rc;rIo n. ,r,. o,h,,. man f.,
a.. s,,t, IL. ,nn,. a., .,iJ a. hc ~.
t",r"r NJ pnnnhjicn,Ism IN ,,,a stai"
d., '',i, ''"',
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
CuRAN SITUATION.
The last, Supreme Effort Of Spain About
To IiegLm-IfIl mills, what Then

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune OF
Saturday: Within short time the fate
Of CuDu must be decided The insur-
gents who are striving To deliver them.
selves und their island homo from tho
dcsnUtISm mud tyranny OF Spanish rule
ara IllWng ngainSt tremendous pdds,
II X, indeed. difficult to recall In all re-
corded history an instnncc In which 10
small number M that OF which the
patriot army II composed batticd No
long and 10 braVuly against such tie
inutplOuS forces,
Cuba hnS m extreme ierglh OF but
iG0 miles, In tho eastern section II ~
hut l"j miles wide, and IN itS mar.
rOwcs' part, south from Havana. Its
width II only thirty'Or thlrty-ilvc miles.
Yet In this very small territory, and
for ncarly two years, Il force OF cubiINE
which NJ no tlmo has exceeded 10000
POORLY armed men IN active service has
not only resisted, but has repeatedly
overcome II Spanish army Of 100000
DIldic-s.
Tho resistance Of the Cubnns has
been Il miracle uf warfare, It would
seem M though SPANS army, divided
into Two equal parts nnd marching
unSt ami west from tn" centre. might
sweep the Insurgents into the sca, hut
Il has noe been done. Even Weyler,
win his troC!n, or line OF intrcuCh-
WcntI, which runs north md south
;lc9Uss the nlrrowest part Of the island,
has not heretofore been able to dis
lodge the Cuban army IN the eastern
province Of Plnar del Flo.
Now. however, The Captain General
Is about to beEln II supreme EFFORT to
accomplish that result. He proposes to
invade 'lNnlr del Rio with ten columns
of 1000 mon each. working close to-
pCthcr, IN order TO conquer. II possible.
General MlCco'S army OF 5000 m ct, nav
under thr command OF General Rivera.
This VIII he tho mO1l important cam
pliCn yet undertaken by Spain, ANA ITS
result with he watched wlth closest at
trntion, II II falls. Spain assuredly can
not Win, though even II Wvcrn'S forces
should bc broken ny. Cubu's cause
would not b. luS;.
In III" meantime. not only the Euro
pGnn nations. but the present United
Siatr7 administration IS urging Spain
10 grant Cuba home rule. and THE In
ference Is plain that IL SPUN should
agree, the official voice OF this country
would be against the patriots. The pco-
pie OC America, however, desire TO see
cuba win her independence. The
cubIns have snld that only freedom
Will satisfy them nov, and II they re-
sIst all other offers aud blandI 3hments,
and light bravcly on, though apparent
~ OVrrmatched MS they have been
from the beginning. they must win.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
LOCAL EVIDENCE
One line OF Wheeling Evidence Is Worth
Column OF Foreign Testimony.

n Column or Foreign Testimony.
In city Of $1,000 people, X Is much
less difficult 20 hide the dolngs and say
InSs OF the residents than 1t is In L
country village. Still MIR. W. 5. NeIs-
wanger, painter and decorator, OF No
&c South Wabash street, can easily be
located. Our readers have no, 10 Sit
down after pcruSing his statement that
follows ind wonder-as we would Won
der did he Hive IN Minncarolis-if the
facts can be credited. We have not TO
ask ourselves are ihev genuine? The
gentleman IS right In or midst. to be
Interviewed. or called upon. No better
proof can be furnished tha:l l0ca! proof
Read what he has To say: Although
my back has been weak Tor several
years and had never got anything
that gave mr more than temporary re-
lief / always thuuEht Their" mast h.
something that would do ehr work
thoroughly FOR me and when ! saw the
accounts Of Doan's Kidney Pills and
Wen. 10 the Logan Drug Company. and
got box | had Il great deal OF comb
dCnCc In them aud was well repaid
as they thoroughly rid Of me OF my
backuchr and made me feel better In
every way. ! had such Il constant dull
aching and weakness across my lOIns
that when I was down could hardly
ret up and often When working, Iny
back would feel so weak that ! would
be obliged 10 rest It br often chang
Ing position. My nervous system be
came affected and very frequently. cs-
pccially II ] eXcucd myself | would
have Il iiuticrlng around the heart
Tired and depressed and without my
accustomed energy, | was In fact gen
orally run 'lJwn. hu; Doan's Kidney
PINS removed my trouble and In rec
0mmending chem to others. ] TO so,
firmly believing they will get the same
results"
Deans Kidney Pills nrc for sale hy
all dealers. price 30 cents pc" box. six
boxes for $" 80. Mailed Ia any address
on receipt OF price, by Fostcr-MMburn
Company. Buffalo. y. Y, sole agents
for the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
Some Peoples Folly.

Why some PERSONS will suffer with
the eXcruciating pangs o! rheumatism,
when they can be so easily cured by
that greatest OF paiu.curcS, Salvation
Oil, is past human comprehension.
That Salvation Oil does cure rhcrma-
tism is evidenced by Mr.. e. +. SChrn-
der, Pierce, Ncb., who says: 81 have
used Salvation Oil and think there is
no linimcnton earth liI;cit. ! had tho
rheumatism for several months and
could get 10 relief until used Sal
walton Oil, Two bottles which effected
n cure, md | feel as well rs ever. No
homo should bc withonti.." Salvation
OIL Is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
When dealers offer substitute be-
ware, you'll be victlmized. Insist Oh
having the best, Salvation Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
For sails My
cHAs. r. GOETHE. Reliable Druggist.
Market and 9TH Sts.. Wheeling. W. Va.
QUEEN LII IN NEW YORK.
Says Her Visit to this countryis Private.
Wiil Not Nee tho President.

VIII Not See tho President.
NEW YORK. Dec. @7.-LIlIuolnlInl,
the Hawaiian queen who was dethrOn-
I'd few years ago. and who IL row
known as plain Mrs. DomlnIs, passed
around New York on her way 10 Boston,
where she expects to spend tho next two
months with relatives OF her deCcHSrd
husband, John Dumlns.
Accompany her was her maid. Ma.
halelO. and her secretary, Joseph Hell
rlhc. She did not leave her car in Jer-
Eey City. The colonial express goes
through to Boston and the train IN
transferred TO the Harlem station Of the
New York, New Haven 4 Hartford
railroad by the transport Maryland,
While the cars were being backed
down 10 the boat the former queen sat
near window and looked across the
river at the big sky-scrnpcrs In the low
cr part Of New York.
MY. whut tall buildings they are"
she said, In apparent establishment.
There way Il few minutes delay in max
irg the boat connection and 1t afforded
Il
TO got an interview with the famous
woman diplomat.
Il did not come here to see President
Cleveland. as has been reported" she
said. My visit Is purely private one.
! have come TO 80" th. relatives OF my
dead husband. They live In BOSTON"
II has been reported thnt the d"posed
queen would go 10 England with thu.
hope OF enlStlng the sympathy Of Queen
Victoria In her effort to regain the lta-
walian throne. This. she said. was NOT
true. She declared that when her visit
In this country Is at mn end she Will
return 10 Hawaii.
When | came here" she continued,
81 did not even intend passing through
Washington, much icss seeking an in
tervIew with President Cleveland
Some OF my friends thought the
route through Washington pleasant. so
acted on their suggestion and passed
through The capital from New Orleans
There WAS no business that would have
justified me In calling on President
Cleveland. though had | doe go l think
he would have granted me an Inter-
view
do You believe Hawaii will be an
nexed 10 the United States?" asked tho
reporter.
II have nothing 10 say on the sub
jact." was her only answer. Asked her
opinion OF President Clevelauds course
on the Hawaiian question, she shrugged
her shoulders and gave an evasivc an
swar She was equally rcticent when
asked what she thought OF President
Dole'S government, but she did venture
the opinion that the republic was i
permanent institution.
LlliuOkalari Was Decomingly dressed
Her only ornaments were watch and
chain. and II large silver anchor. She
said she was enjoying excellent health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28
A HOME REMEDY
For tho Cure OF Colds and In
Grippe.

For tho Cure OF Colds and In
Grippe.
Ia grippe and influenza. cold In the
head or on the lungs. are not only dis
trrasluE mlladlc4. but are very danger
ullS rs well. Cold on the chest Is iii In
namatiOn affecting the air-passagcs
and vessels leading Into and through
every portion Of the lungs. The inilam-
nation may be 80 violent NJ 20 cause
death in short time ii not quickly re-
,lueru, or It may linGIr Und drag rs a
bad CJld Of more or less severity. What
Is true Of a cold Is equally true Of Ia
grippe Even mild condition IL liable
- turn quickly into acute pneumonia,
or what Is worse, EallnpnE COnSump-
tIUn. Th" breathing tubes become 90
sensitive shat Che least exposure. thu
slightest hrSnGht, change OF clothing. ar
OF the weather IL sufficient to cldlSc
fresh cold. terrible cough. pain and re-
YER Cough lei IN" foremost symptom,
and X may bc harsh aud .dry, or l0os"
and broken with much cXprcturatlDn.
II ia alwnyG annoying, keeping uu n
constant irritation aud excitement in
lh" sore and innumcd tubes. There is
paIn and tenderness under the hrray,-
bone sometimes Of 4 raw AMI :nar,ur-
nature. IlGnrSuncSs. huRkmrsy. wills
pcrinE. or loss Of voice. chilly srnsa :
lions. sore throat. aching Joints und
catarrh Of the head. AS the disease nd -.
vanccs thcr" arr night Swcais. hectic
fever. loss OF flesh, splitting Of blood or
hcn0Thagc. md thr patient has thu
appearance and symptoms OF cnusumy.
ton. The nll way Of treating cold l.
too vel known to need any explanation
here; the new way--thr better way.--Is
With Lightning Hot Drops. This rom.
cdy is especially valuable in colds. /,
grippe. !nilurn"u, coughs. hoIrscnngs
etc. Indeed. Tor l@ grippe and Inrucuy,
II may truly hr said to h. Il specific
while FOR breaking Il cold or rcll1yInp.
hnlrsnmCSS II Is Without nn cnnnl.
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n brute, The children followed. It wns
useless TO try TO dksunde the iratc hlls.
band from his purpose.
30 you'want TO lock her up?" asked
the sergeant at the police station.
"fCs, do, replied Marsh.
Then he preferred II charge OF assault
and Mrs. Marsh way put In Il cell for
the night. Friends Tried 10 Induce tho
husband 10 go around To the station
aud withdraw the charge, but he rcfus-
ed To do NO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

beginning at 10 o'clock q. M, tho follow
inE described parcel OF real property SIN.
ated IN the city OF WhcpllpE. in said county,
In Chapiinc apd Eofr'S addition To the sn.a
city, that Is to say the north uuu-hg.S
of lot numbered Onn hundred and SIXTY.
three, IN said addition, and one ana ono
half i"rt more next south Of The north
onc-ialf or tho said lot. making together
ihrtS-lOur and unC-hair feet measured
alouS thr front Of tho said lot and extend
INK OF the same width from east 10 west
the whole depth of the said LOT, THIS Il
to Tho said Joseph l.oncr by Thomas l..
McI.air, trustee, and Elizabeth NrNlcch"H
10y DEED dated on the 9th day OF l'rrruaEy,
A. y. iSG. and recorded in said clerks
Office In Deed Book No. g. at page 3
TERMS OF SAiI&-Of the purrhasN
prize the purchaser shall pay Sl.5,sl IN cash
on thN dny Of SALE Sl,S1I. or such lrsE
amount OF the purchase money as shall
remain unpaid. shall hr paid on NOvuHs
her IL, 1885,; $50. or such less amount -
the purchase money AS eAnll 7till remain
unpaid, shun be paid OF November n.
ls:S; film. or such less amount Of ih'
purchaWC money az SEali Etlll rrmlin ri's.
paid. shall be paid on November IL. i>l';
$l,i-O, 0r such less amount OF the purchase
money MS shall Still remain unpaid. shall
hh, paid on November Il, l9nd. and mo
rc9idTr OF the purchase money, L lgy
shan then remain unpaid. shah hr paid
rn November l., 1901. Tho deferred III
gtn!ImrntS OF tho purchase money shall
bear Interest from the day Of snla and
Tor them tho nurrha Ser shall give HIS rOtTs
win personal security satisfactory tD tia
unuctNiEnrd trustee, lie shall alSn mai'-
IAN INSURANCE" 10 an amount satisfactory
70 the irlStrc and Cor his benefit upHR
the buildings mon the said property.
WILLIAM BHSlMpSON.
utI TRUSTEE