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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08
An IOWA BANK susPEnps.
Financial Institution at Maurice Closes
It's Doors.

It's Doors.
Des Molnes, Ia, Feb. 0.--Wcdnesday
morning the State bank of Maurice.
Sioux county, posted on it's door no
tice that IL had suspended payment.
but that depositors would be paid IN
full. The cause was extensive invest
ments in real estate. amounting TO
$4,000. md slow collections. The bank
has $4,000 paid-up capital, the stock
holders being well-to-do farmers and
business men. The bank Is expected
To resume business In few days. The
state bank examiner has placed w. ID.
Gibbs, OF Alton, in charge. The assets
are said to be more than double the LA
hilitics.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

Washington. Feb. The senate
committee on privileges and elections
considered the case OF Mr.. Dupont. OF
Delaware. Friday morning from 1880
o'clock until noon, and then by n strict
party vote ordered report favorable
20 the seating Of Mr.. Dupont
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08
The Battle.

A CALLING fire was directed against
the troops from the street. houses and
roofs. but the rebels were finally driven
20 the eastern part OF the town, where
they attempted TO make a stand. In
this they were unsuccessful, and they
then retrcated outside the town. The
troops advanced upon them and found
over a thousand rebels forming line
of battle in On open space. AS the
6paniards moved forward they 1eliy-
cred volley fires as they moved from
position TO position. The rebel cavalry
charged the troops with great valor,
and, despite the neavy fire directed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

AZ Annecy, in Savoy. In digging the
foundation for new house. n large
flogptone WINS found covering nm old
cellar. in which was large collection
Of fragments OF sculpture. They came
from the 12th century monastery of
the Holy Scpulchrc. which was de-
stroyed during the French revolution.
Many OF tho pieces can be repaired.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

An Irish loyalist club has been
formed in London with the object Of
forming a bond OF union between 10y
alists IN London and their fellow loyal
freshmen in other parts Of the empire
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08
FIERcELY CONTESTED!
Insurgents Were Defeated. But Not
Turned Back from Their Line OF
March - Feeling in spaia
Against Csmpos.

Havana. Feb. b.--The details of fight
Monday between the troops under Gen.
Luque and the rebels under Antonio
Mncco have been received here. Gen.
Luquc reports that the battle occurred
I'm and near the town OF Pnso Real.
province Of Pinar del Rio. Maceo was
in chief command OF the insurgents,
his subordinate commanders being Miro.
6ayas. Chileno and Meyer.
When II was learned that the rebels
were In Paso Real. Gen. Luque gave
orders for the troops TO advance and at
tack the place. The soldiers entered
the town BY the main street and found
the rebels occupying the side streets
and the houses.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

Madrid, Feb. 5.-Gen. Campos arrived
here Tuesday. A crowd gathered at
The valladolid railway station, and
when the train arrived ON which Gen.
Cnmpos was travelling TO Madrid some
Of the assembIagc hooted at him. a
few Of the crowd checred. but Il was cvi.
dent that popular feeling was against
him for his failure TO suppress the I'M
surrcction In Cuba. Anumbcr OF police
were sent 20 the station and some OF
the hooters were arrested.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

A rich old silver mine, abandoned by
spaniards a century ago, near Zaceta-
cas-, Mexico. has just been rediscoscred
by Mnrcina Soils. Of Madrid.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

To cultivate American women IN lib
cral arts at Paris and New York the
American National institute Inns lust
been chartered NJ Albany. Y. Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

Won Dulow. when conducting one Of
Heethoven's concerts, took of his white
gloves and donncd black ones In defer
encc 70 the funeral music.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08
vALERlANO WEYLER Y NICOLAN,
New Captain General Of the Spanish Forces In Cuba

against them, even reached the bayo
nets OF the troops. The latter received
the first charge while formed In line.
but the second charge was received by
The troops in circular groups.
Gen. Luquo Wounded.
Gen. Luque says the troops sustained
no machcte wounds, while a number
OF rebels were wounded by bayoncts.
The troops finally dispersed the rebels.
pursuing them until darkness set in.
The insurgents lost CO killed, while 200
OF them are believed to have been
wounded. Gen. Luque was shot through
the right leg. Maj. Jose Ruiz Perez,
~ The regular army, and Mai. Louis
LOPEZ Majorez. OF the civil guards
were also wounded. Maj. Perez has
Eincc died. In addition 10 those. one
captain, one lieutenant and 30 sol
diers were wounded. One OF the
wounded privates died shortly after
the battle.
Gen. Luque WINS carried TO Pinar del
Rio after the battle. delivering over the
command to Col. Hernandez. The bat
tie was flcrcely contested and the adj
vantage Is claimed 10 be all on the side
OF the Spanish as result. But IL *
significant that Mnceo's forces, in-
stead OF being turned back TO the west
ward, proceeded on their way toward
Havana province after the battle.
Maceo's Forces GO Forward.
The continued activity of the insur-
gents all over the island is indicated
by the large number of constant ar
rivals of refugees. whole families max
ing for the towns 70 escape the violence
of the insurgents in the country dis
tricts. IL Is alleged that wandering
bands are burning indiscriminately
i and hanging almost anyone they lay
hands on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13

The Llnsly cadets held their annual
competitive drill yesterday afternoon ut
. o'clock, ON Fourteenth street, aud were
favored both by large audience and
fine weather. II anything Il little too
warm for marching. There were many
ladies', and parents 10 see their favor,es
so through the drill, and that with the
bright costumes and the uniforms OF
the cadets. the scene was a brilliant
one.
The drill began at o'clock prompt
and was executed In a most satisfactory
manner, showing that the LInsly was in
possession Of an excellent Instructor.
The movements were aS follows
First-Bring the company ON the line
In proper order In front OF the judges
and present arms
SPcOnd-Opcn ranks.
ThIrd-Manucl OF arms: order arms,
port arms. right shoulder arms, parade
rest, present arms, train arms.
Fuurth-ClOse ranks.
Flfth-LOad. right shoulder arms,
company ready, aim, Are. Recover
arms. order arms. fix bayoncts. charge
bayonets. order arms, stack arms, take
arms, uutlN hayonets, stack arms, take
arms.
SIxth-Fours right. right by twos
form fnurs left obliJue, fOurs left. twus
right, twOs left. right Of company rear
into column, right forward. tours right,
right front into line. right forward, iwos
right. twas LETT. right step. LETT step
company left, company right. right
turn. left turn. TOURS right about, tours
left about. on right into line, right OBJ
lidue. left obliquc. column half right,
column half left, column right column
LETT.
The drill being over. Lieutenant Ben
nett. Captain Boyd and Mr. sam liGr-
pr. who were the judges. retired 10 de-
eide on the winner. After much su5-
pansc they returned. and announced mat
Captain Dobbin's company was the nag
winner. The contest was very close and
;hcr. was very little difference between
the marks OF the four companies.
Miss Josephine Waterhouse. who was
chosen to present the fag. then made a
suitable speech and said 1t was great
pleasure for her To present. the Tag. The
successful company then weat 20
bursts 20 celebrate It's victory,
Captain DObblns is TO be cougrdtu-
lated on the way his men went through
the drill. and thoroughly deserved the
nag.
The officers OF the four companies
making up the battalion are ms follows:
Company A-Captain, Dobhins; first
lieutenant. Burnhaus; second heuteh-
ant. McI.aIn; first sergeant, Smith. sec
ond sergeant, W1rder: FIRST corporal,
Nlllllgan; second corporal, Il. Horkhci-
mer.
Company B-CaptaIn. Boyd: first lIeu-
tenant, EmsheImCr: second lieutenant.
Farls; first sergeant Frank: second
sergeant, Grub: first corporal, John
son: second corporal. $. PAUL
Company C-Cap;ain. Pollock; FIRST
lieutenant, Lallancc; second lieutenant,
Wise: first sergeant. Stecnrnd' second
sergeant. Krmpie. first corporal, HE'S
KEEL: second corporal. Lash.
The order 0f the award was:
First-Captaln Dohbius' company.
Second-CaptaIn MiIllgan's company.
ThIrd-Clptaln BnydJ company.
FOurth--CapIain POllocks company
The drill was on the whole 4 great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13
success. and people went away well
BELLAIRE COMMENCEMENT.

4 Pleasing Programme Given ia n Salts.
factory Manner The Selections were
short bat Well Written.
The eighteenth annual commence
mcnt Of the Bellalre high school took
place In the EIyslan theatre last night
md was attended by a greater throng OF
people than could he crowded into the
large auditorium. The stage was beau
tlfully urrayed with potted plants at the
side and the rear UTnamcnted with
flowers hanging from curtains. The
ten graduates, three boys and seven
girls, We're seated in n scml-clrcle and
just back Of them, forming n group such
rs Bcllairc always grccts with hcartlc1t
applause. Hacketts orchestra render
cd Appropriate music for the occasion and
the singing OF Miss Cora Doughcrty, OF
Washington, Pa, seminary, delighted
everybody. Rev. o. W. Holmes offered
prayer.
The members OF the class acquitted
themselves very Crcdltably. each one
rendering his or her part In an enter
tanning and pleasing manner. The FOL
lowing programme was observed In the
order given:
Flag or the brave! Thy folds shall ny,
Thr sign OF hope and triumph high.
Edwin u. Adams
Behind us In our paths We cast
The broken pOtshCrds Of the past.
1ueZ u, Blackburn
No punlshments Of heaven are so &C.
we're as those for merccs abuse.
Carrie u. Myers
lie taught the scholars the rule Of
three. ............,........LO Louisa VI. over
Vocal Music. ............. Miss DauEheriy
Is lie 10 dear, or peace so sweet, AZ 10
be- purchased at the price OF chains
and slavery. David W. Emery
DO not refuse the employment which
the hour brings you for one, more
ambitions Alma NJ. l'lckclt
II Is natural for man 10 indulge IN the
Illusions or bOpc......N cttlc ShltsEaVcr
Soldier. rest Thy warfare DER.
Vocal Muslr................M Miss DnuEherty
They have left unstaincd what there
they fopnd-!rceaom to worship
fUds....-s..s........s. Amelia =. Ste6eT
Come. dear OLD cOmyaIe. you and J
VIII steal an hour from days gone by
Ida 4. Warden
Mr. James r. Kelly. president Gt the
board Of education. presented the diplo-
mas Tn n few appropriate remarks, and
the commencement Of 1896 was over.
The music was good. the singing grand,
the glass performances up 10 q high
standard and the audience delighted
throughout None VI the class papers
occupied over eight minutes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13
ST. v1NCENrs SELECT SCHOOL
Had its Commencement Exercises las
NI:hf-A Good Programme.

Had its Commencement Exercises Last
NIghf-A Good Programme.
The distribution OF premiums and
closing exercises Of ST. Vincents Select
School tool; place last evening In the
convent hall, \ pleasing feature was
the performance OF the entrance march
By some of the boys. In a very credit
able manner. The taste and talent for
music Is increasing among the boys.
and one must congratulate the young
performers on the mandolin and guitar
upon The success they have achieved In
a very short time.
The solo on the mandolin by Vincent
owens and the violin solo by James
Mccain are especially deserving Of
praise. The beautiful song, The Bugle
Horn" displayed - advantage the
truly fine voices Of the boys who took
part In ii.
The Ratchet drill. with Illustrative
recitation by James McFaddcn, was
much admired.
The Rotations were finely selected
and finely rendered. The American
Flag" which would have ensured last
ing fam" to its author had he never
written anoner line, and the noble soul
stirring poem OF 'F1ntcnuy." were re-
cited in chorus, in a clear, intelligent
manner.
The fine selection "E PlurIbus Unum"
was reCitcd by John JcpsOn In pleas
Ing and expressive manner,
"BrushwO0d." one OF the best poems
of one II our best authors, was finely
rocltcd by George GerinG.
"HCrvi KEEL" delivered by James
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13

WlIyTNof every kind have been mark
HAStH ed down. Specially good ones
at Csc. GEO. ". SHOOK & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13
AssIaNEE,s SALE.
A ssIGNEEs SALE.

IA
BY virtue OF decd Of trust, made
by the Wheeling Island Ferry a. Packet
Company, corporation. 10 the under
signed assignee. dated May -. 1876. and
recorded In deed OF trust book No. A.. page
-. or the records OF Ohio county. West
virginia, said assignee hereby offers at
private sale the following property to-wit:
\ certain steam ferry boat. known as the
Charleston" now lying In the Ohio river
near tho west end OF the steel bridge
owned by the Wheeling Bridge Company.
IN the city OF Wheeling. county OF Ohio
and state OF West Virginia. together with
all Of the machinery and other equipments
and appliances belonging to III" said steam
ferry boat. Also the two floats lying in
said river near the said ferry boat and
recently used by the said Wheeling Island
Ferry and Packet Company in operating
ferry across the Ohio river between the
foot OF Eleventh street extended In said
city and the foot OF Ohio street IN said
city. II the said property Is sold at private
sale /; will be sold upon such terms and
conditions as the said assignee and the
purchaser may agree upon, and II said
property Is not soon sold at private sale
said assignee will offer said property at
public auction the north front door OF
the court hou.C OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, on SItG, Gay. June e. 1876. at
10 o'clock Il, m. upon the following terms
and conditions, tO-wit: One-thlr1 OF the
purchase money cash on the day or sale
and the balance In two equal lnstallments,
payable In six and twelve months respect
lively after date. the purchaser giving his
notes with good security Tor the said de-
ferred payments. with interest from date,
with the privilege upon the part Of the
said purchaser OF paying all or any part
OF said deferred purchase money at any
time before the maturity OF said notes
WHEELING ISLAND FERRY AND
PACKET COMPANY. by
T. X. GIFFES, Assignee.
J. e. IIERVEY. Auctioneer.
May -. lssi my2q-f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13

weltzel, was one of the finest rcclta-
lions OF the evening.
The closing chorus. sung by the whole
school, was n fitting final" to an cX-
Cellcnt programme, effectively rem
dercd.
Gold medals were awarded TO John
Jepsou for Latin. and TO Frank Wass-
man for conduct. to Henry Jamlson for
application. and Elmer Greer for con-
duct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13
sATURDAY,sA.M.


Wf1NNtt3E WITT "
5000 pairs OF Kid Gloves, OF the impOrs
thtIOn OF e. a. AufTInOrdt a. Co., by order
Ofthr UndcrWrlterA' Salvage Go.
t,OOO pairs Kld Gloves NJ Toe.
1000 pairs Kid Gloves at 3Dc.
I,OOO phlrN KID Gloves at Zoe.
1000 pairs Kit Gloves ut GOc.
600 pairs Kid Gloves at 70c.
ALL SHADES.
One-IOurth Of the lot IL slightly dam
aged by water and balance arc In nrEt"
class condition. The cost or Importation
Il from 75U up 20 SI.55 n pnIr.
COME EARLY.
l., 5, GOOD T. CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13

a LITTLE III, then a little pill. The
III Is gone. tlse Pill has Won. De Wits
Little Early RIsers. the little pills
that cure great ills. Charles IS EoetZe,
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie & Company, Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, Benwood. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13
LINSLYS DRILL.
The Institute Cadets Have Their
Competitive Drill.
CAPTAIN DOBBINS' COMPANY

Carried oTFir.t IIOnurs by n Close Mar.
gln-Tho Other Companies Also Did
welI-A Difficult Set or Movements Gone
ThrouEh-Tho Crowd or Spectators was
Unusually Victorious Company
CeIsbrntcs-OnIccrs OF the Companies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13

ClTrpDlV Nearly 100 fancy colored
oAItlsBAl Tarfrta Silk parasois at
81 81, worth 81 90.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13
DEvILED CRABS.

As n delicious delIcacy, Dcvlled
Crabs are especially grateful and
inviting. They are the meats OF
fresh crabs, dellniously seasoned:
packed In one and two pound cans.
ALBERT STOLE & CO.
III Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13

DON'T fail 10 attend the special sale Of
KID Gloves, from Zoe TO 79G pair, nj l..
=. Good a. Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13

ALL rcady-madc Dresses. Dress
Skirts. Capes and Jackets marked down
% per cent at GEO, Il, TAYLOR'S,
to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13

THIS Morning Nt Geo. II. TayIOr's
Natural Linen Belts, White Duck
Belts. Black and Brown Leather Belts,
In lengths from % TO So inches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-13
UNDERTAKING.

Use Dr.. Miles Nerve Piastrrs for Spinal
Weakness. All druggists sell EN- for sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

VIII Meet at Dan stuart's FL Paso
Carnival
New York. Jan. 6.--Joe Vendlg has
arranged finish fight between George
Dixon and Jerry Marshall which VIII
be one OF the features of Dan Suart's
big sporting carnival near I'll Pnsn
next month. They have agreed to box
at l22 pounds Weighing In FIVE hours
before the contest. Tom O'Rourke ia
vored match at 100 pounds, but
waived this point when John j. Quinn,
who acted for Marshall. insisted on
l22 pounds. The purse ia to be $4,000,
of which the loser will take $3.50 Each
side win post forfeit OF $3.50. $500 for
weight and $3.50 for appearance in the
ring. The club has already deposited
$500 to be divided by the pugillsts In
case Stuart fails to pull on the AFFAIR,
Vendlg announces that two more
fights are wanted. He will try to Sc.
cure Lavigne against some good man
In case the Saginaw lad makes n good
showing against Tommy Ryan nj tho
Grand Central palace Thursday night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
NO FOOD OR SLEEP.
SURVIVORS OF DIR. JAsuEsoN's
FORCE IN TERRIBLE POSITION.
The People nre Aiming md Little
Anxiety Is Felt for Jameson.
Offers OF Help.

London. Jan. 6.-The following dis
patch, evidently sent subsequently to
a dispatch which has not been receiy-
ed here, and which would explain the
reference TO any armistice. has been re-
ceived here from Johannesburg, Jan. 2.
at midnight:
I.'- Genital committeeof the ma ton
al union Is bitterly Indignant at
the news which President Kr.ueg-
er has imposed and they de-
clare that the position the UT
landers are placed In 10 solely due
to the imperial proclamation forbid
ding British subjects to aid DR.. JAM
ieson. The populace continues agitat-
General Joubert guarantees the
safety OF Johannesburg during the arm
istice. A dispatch has been received
from kruegersdorf tonight that the
survivors of DR.. Jamieson's force are In
terrible position, having no food or
sleep since December 30"
Dispatches dated January 1. indicate
that Premier Rhodes, hearing that 1000
or the Rhodesia horse Were leaving
Bnlowayo for the Transvaal, tele-
Eraphed to the commander TO stop
then. There are persistent run1ors
that Premier Rhodes has resigned on
account Of DR.. Jamieson's action.
Ihe defense committee in Johannes
berg Is serving out arms.
provisional guard has been declared
with force of 10000 men. Thousa nds
or Beers are outside the town OrTers
or help from all parts of Cape Colony
nave been received by the defense com
nlI ,,i ana men are enrolling RAPIDLY
Ihe people are armlng and littia
anxiety Is felt for Dr. Jameson,
-, "A dispatch to the Times dated Cane
Town, January 6. says:
President Kruger has stonnad A.
rood supplies into Johannesberg Tho
whole OF the national reform commit
zee mas been arrested Nobody is al.
lowed to enter the Transvaal territory
without a passport signed by President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
UNDER REPUBLICAN RULE


Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 6.-The Repub.
.iean house caucus was called 10 ,rae,
at neon today by Hon. J,hn w.
ferkes. chairman OF the state central
committee. There was fifty-eight mem.
bers present and but two absentees.
Hon. Charles Blandford was nom,-
mated for speaker by arclamatIon A
similar compliment WAS paid to Josen,
Tor chief clerk.
me house caucus defeated n reso,,,-
uon to have Chairman Jones cali n
senatorial caucus Immediately ,rhora
VIII Ne a fight for time by the mil
hunter men, and the call for tha -
Gus WIZ be placed with the stale CEN
tral chairman.
Ihe nominations ware simply honor
arg ana were made by acclamatlnn
The formal transfer of the different
state departments took place ,bie
morning without any especial disniav
ana so now, for the first time i'm ~
history OF Kentucky. the state oalees
are fully under Republican rule.
While Dr. Hunter apparently leads
IN the senatorial race. the opDosition
Is sure to be strong with state Chair
man John w. Yerkes and Wilson
leading the anti-Hunter Republican,
and senator Blackburn, the Demo'
cratic conference nominee. confidant
and fighting hard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
THE INDEMNITY DEMANp.

Report That United States Vessels
WIN be Sent TO Turkey Untrue.
Washington. Jan e.-considerable
interest was manifested in Washlng-
ton over the published reports OF the
propable mobilization OF Admiral Run
cSs North Atlantic squadron and pos
sipiy also some of the ships OF ma
south Atlantic and Aslatlc suuadrona
In Turkish waters as measure Ia
compel the. porte TO comply with tho
demands OF the United States for in.
aemnity for damages suffered by
american citizens and for proteetion
~ the future OF citizens OF his eoun,
Try residing In the sultan's territory
Inc story found no credenee i,mong
.hose well Informed OF the doinrs az
me administration and its improh,.
pility was pointed our. II can bc
stated positively on unqucstloned Of
nclai authority that any statement
that one or more OF the three sauad.
Ions mentioned have been ordered fo
turkey Is untrue. II is represented
tnat even II such a step were neces-
sary the government would not likely
Al this time hazard the absence from