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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
JOHN FRIBDEL 4 CO,
lne MAIN STREET.
FOR SALE.

For short time. QUO Of the finest houses on
ChaplIne St, Centre Wheeling; rooms vita
hall and modern Improvements; cheap; terms
House, rooms. bail aud large lot 18th st.,
$500.
House. roSulS and 6.sooncd house in rear;
lot aOxll0 It. lsth It. SjOoo
HouSe. rooms brick. with hall IGeoS o.,
Ceutrs Wheeling: cheap. ESQ.
House 6 rooms. brick. Eot 81 5th wi !2jn
House 7roOms \. Market st; cheap, Sl,5lQ.
. lots on lind st. Relvederc. SIS eAca.
HouSc. . rooms wilson st. Centre Whe.iIns.
Lot. 20 fest front. Lind St. $50.
House. 1 rooms and attic. Jacob St, 6'1 TI7t
House. Il rooms, brick 18th St. $500
lIoteI. u rooms. Martins Ferry, o. casi2 %
House. rooms. aud s.roomed house ia Fslt.
Market st. between 7th and sth sts. $50
New horse, q rooms. large lot. 18th :. 81 6Jl
House. 8 rooms, 18th st.. $500.
House 10 rpoms; ChapllnO s.. Centre Whesi-
ing. with large lot cheap. on easy tetmS
House, S rooms aud hall, bath and bo;h asa
Jacob ST.. between 18th aud 10th. $500
Lots in McMechen. North BeIwood Gienils.
Island. EtlglnSton Park View. Pleasant Ea.!sT
and many other lots in aud near city CaI and
get psiseS. ,,-,,-.
House rooms, brick, lot Sjxl.! f., chAplsas
st., 5ih ward, 5000
Honso. il rooms aud store room Main 81: meas
BaSincss property on Market S. a; moderate
!s'sSos,n. $40. so SOD and s., 20 to loan On
real estate
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NEsBITT & DEVINE.
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Manufacturing Property.
Tel GU 1889 Market Street

fdlud0!a Manufacturing FIoPSitI'
By virtue OF n deed Of trus; made by the
American Fire Clay Company "a corpora
tIon under the laws OF West virginia. 70
tho undersigned as trustee, bearing daie
the twenty-GIghth day OF July. 4. D. ~,
and OF record In the clerks ONCE OF the
county court Of Hancock county: WsSS
folIos y7i. STS, 5Tg and $50. l will on
TUESDAY. MARCH q. a. D. iS%
commencing nj 10 o'clock n. M. proceed 10
sell at public auction at the works OF inc
American Fire Clay Company. located
near New Cumberland, In the county o.
Hancock, IN the state OF West virginia.
all OF the followins descrlbed ptop s.
that is TO say: All th1t certain traet OF
lard lying upon the Ohio river IN h9tter
district, Hancock county, state OF NeS'
Virginia, bounded and described as o iH,-
lows: beginning At stake on Ihe ! oTto
river. Corner TO lands OF freeman hrotn-
crs, near the mouth OF Holdbert run
thence down said river south elsht oe,
Erocs west (south s. wesO th!rty-i!lhe W!
poles; thence south sixteen degrees Ness
IFouth lG' west. ffty so poles; tne isS
thence south eight degrees west .. Wesp
Hfty-0yc (65J poles TO q stake, corner 10
lot Of Frcemnn and Anderson t"".SgI
leaving the river south ciehty-ehy 3ua
seven IN poles: thence north fifteen de-
Crrcs u5D east fourteen QD poles. tlenSe
with the line OF Brown Brothers noT'H
Clgntv-fnuT ana onc~hntt degrees W.
cast one hundred and twenty-s& ll-n
poles to stone pile on tho line OF swear
inEen's lands: thence north twelNe "g-
GTcOs G9') west one hundred ana iWeu0-
rinO Go9) poles TO sugar and hickoEs::
thence EoutG cighty-sIS degrees W Wts W.
one hundred and twenty-five Ns2l polss'
TO the place OF beginning aforesaid con-
tanning ono hundred and twenly-NFes
and ono-half ncrcs Cc5ia acres) more Ss
less. saving and rcservinE. however; "
right Of the Pittsburgh. Cinclnnau Si'
Louis Railway Company to strip OF I ,Sn'
, conveyed cut OF said tract 10 Il ~ FI,s
ellie j. Freeman, sixty 60 Tee; NlHc' "
ing ten (lO feet east Of che ccntrr M "
tho railroad tract or fsA co@pah! auG
itIy tsG) feet west from said cortrc ilns ~
rGiG tract. and extending aicnG the wn2's
river front OF said tract; also EGaG'hkk
10 the sRld parry OF thc second l.l' IL
buildings Improvement, machinery "nu
fixtures Fituatcd and being OF said above
described trpct OF Land. 49,.
TERMS or sALFs-Cn'-th.rd o. w
pGrchaso money cash-in hand, orc-thltI
thereof with interest In SiS months. Rad
tho residue thereof With iEtcrSt N on
wear from the day OF sale, sic rnrSlRs'I
heinz required to give hls notes WIN 500
security for the deferred payments ,ne
LEGAL title being retained as further Sc
Cnhty. s,r,>.,,r,p
felS Trustee.
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lief II cures Group Tho only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results Logan & Co., Wheeling, w.
Va. Il. +. Peabody. Benwood and
Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport, o.
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the man fight, revolving as that is. Yel
Mexico strains at the prize fight and
goes her length on the bull fight. 1t
is the force of custom. Mexico sees
nothing Objectionable in q bull fight.
She regards the prize fight as debasins.
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The best salvo In the world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chappcd hands. chllblalns,
cofns. and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
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A free silver senator is like the fly
that lit on the rail Just before the train
stopped. The ny said: II stopped the
train" The ny was so pleased with
himself that he forgot to get OF the rail
hefore the train started.
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TheInteIligencer.
wnrnI1No, FEBRUARY Is, lsoo
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

state League OF Republican Clubs
Charleston. March %
State Delegate Observation-Disclosures
ST. STATE t Nominating cOnventiOn-Purkers-
burg. July ..
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The willy weyler may teach the Gu
bans something. but he win learn a few
things from them. The Guiana arc
very instruetIye persons In these days.
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lshment. The argument or the protest
OF the firebrand cannot be tolerated
among civilized men.
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DuELTc SALE.
will sell Mt public sale on the promises


beginning at 10 o'clock a. M. the farm ~ ~.
lonGlnE 10 The estate Of jacob Fisher "
ccEarI, consisting oil about o. acres; nv NV,
or loss. situated on National ROAD on
half milo tr0m Roncy's Iolu'. Ohl2 'v wi
~, West Virginia The iSVHl U W.
adapted for farming or gardening p"''
TERMS OF SNLE-Onc-third cash. ne
balance IN two annual payments NNN III
tcrcst, secured by decd OF trust.
JOHN r. CARTER, NJ p,
Executor OF will OF Jacob FlHAcr' ue'
ceased ma.
J, c. HERvEY, AuciiOncor. ioS'is%W
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

UTANTED-A GIRL TO DO CRY
w ERAL housework Apply N,
once Mt No. &c Sixteenth street. on"
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
cAmPos WOULD FIGHT US.
Has Strange Idea That S)ain's Honor
cannot suffer If We whip Her.

Has Strange Idea That S)nins Honor
Cannot suffer II We whip Her.
MADRID. Juno 27.-The debate on Gu
ban affairs continues in the cortes Senior
Jimeno enumerated the recent claims OF
tho Unitaa States in order to show that the
Spanish government always yields TO tho
United States, while the Yankees help in
surgonts with all their might, giving them
explosive bullets which are forbidden by
the laws Of war. General Cnmpos was sor-
daily greeted. He declared that If Cuba
must DO lost ii were better to lose It with
honor in fight with tho United States.
Generals CAlleja, Pondo and others
agreed that the protocol OF 1877 caused
great difficulties 90 the Cuban authorities
The minister Of foreign affairs said it
was not the fnnlt ot the Washington gov
ernincnt il jurios discharged the orsanis-
ors OF fllibusteFing expeditions.
Respecting the facility with which Gu
bans become naturalized Americans, tho
minister said no was studying the matter.
Tho Spanish government lhad acted at all
times as was it's duty. Had It acted other
wise a conflict would have arlson, not on
ly with tho United States, but with tho
whole world.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
OMAHA IMplAM LAN2a.
Defeat OF Scheme TO Secure controi q
Poor Los Territory.


Poor Los Territory.
WASHINGTON, Innn PA long and hit
ter struggle, invotelhg Is scheme Of white
mon to secure control Of the Omaha In
dian lands in Nebraska, was ended by SEQ
retary Smiths approval of two leases to
Mrs Rosalie Farley Of over 20 900 acres Of
land IN tho Omaha reservation. Mrs.
Farley Is a member Of the tribe.
One OF tho leases covers 12, 0O2 acres Of
agricultural lands for five years, begin
ming March l last, at an annual rental
amounting to SO, 100 for the first three
years and Sy 000 for the last two. The
other WAS for one year, beginning May
last, covering ., $50 acres, at an annual
rental OF Se. 4O7
Several months ago United States
senator forwarded to the Indian bureau a
petition bearing 200 names Of members Of
the Omaha tribe protesting against tho
Farley leases. Another senator also com
municated with the office protesting on
behalf OF numerous white people, ngalnst
the omission OF the words "subjeet to al
lotment' in the lease. The latter said it
was the desire Of the settlers as well AS the
Indians themselves that the lands should
he allotted. Representative Meiklejohn
OF Nebraska took an opposite position He
urged the approval Of the lease, pointing
out the steps taken by Mrs Farley to i'm
prove the lands and the consequent loss
thereby. CaptaiH Beck the acting agent
of the Ohiahas aud Winnebagoes, made
an affidavit in favor of the leases. The
illegal leases have been practienfy stopped
now, and the lease approval constitutes q
victory for the Indian officials
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
FOR A FINISH FIGHT.

Corbett and sharkey Sign Articles For a
Marquis of Qpeensberry Contest.
SAN FRAKcIsco, June 27s--J. j. Gorbett
and Thomns Shnrkey have signed articles
for fight TO a flush TO take place within
six months In the United Suites or Mex
leo before the club or organization Offer
ing the best Inducements. The contest IA
for tho worlds championship and a side
bet OF $40 600, the winner 70 receive the
$4,000 besides the purse TO be offered by
the club.
Marquis of Queensberry rules will gov
ern the contest and tho referee is remind
cd by the articles that the rules prohibit
ing cliuchlng aud hugging are to be strict
ly enforced. Neither pugilist is to partici-
pate ia any contest until after q hghtis
decided. Lynch, Sharkey's backer, who
represented the sailor, objected to the pro
hibition Of elinehing, but Corbett insisted
and after much wrangling It was finally
agreed TO by Lynch
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
TeLEeRAPHlc BREvITlEs.

The famous Matabele chief Solonibo
was killed near Bulawayo.
Thousands OF womon OF Canton and
vicinity rendered reception 60 Major Nc
Kinley and his wife and mother.
The supreme court OF the German en-
piro has rejected the appeal of Baron Won
Hammerstein from his sentence Of threo
years at hard labor
Followers of Governor Altgeld of Illinois
have been told they will be expected to
support Richard 2. Bland Of Missouri for
the Democratic nomination for president.
A special cable dispatch from Havana
states that alarm has been created in com
mercial circles by the governments order
to the Spanish bank to issue gold bills for
current expenses.
The postofiice at Montowese, Conn.,,
was broken into by burglars, who blew
open the safe and secured S400 worth o
stamps and $50 in money. 1t is believed
here that the thieves were mounted Gu bi
cvolos
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TO BURDEN THEFT TRIAL.
Turner Follows DunIop's Example and
Pleads Guilty.

Turner Follows Dunlop's Example and
Pleads Guilty.
NEW York, June 27.--William Turner,
who was footnan In the household Of 1.
Townsend Burden, and who was recently
cxtradltcd from England charged with
stealing between $50 600 and $50, 900
worth Of diamonds, pleaded guilty before
Judge Cowins in the general sessions Of
grand larceny in the first degree. His law
yers, II. Digby Johnson and George p.
Colby, consented 20 the plea on condition
that no be allowed TO retain the right 10
question the jurisdiction Of the court They
say that as Turner was extradited under
she clnuso In tho treaty between the Unit
I'd States and England relating to larceny
pure and simple, the district attorney had
no right to arraign him on charge Of
grand larceny in the first degree" Eur-
nor plea was unexpected. His confeder-
ate, William Robert Dunlop, formerly
bublor for the Burdens, had already plead
od guilty and was In daily Attendance In
Assistant District Attorney Linds;.y's
office making statements to be- used
against Turner on Turner's trial, which
on Thursday was set for Jsly o. SO there
will be no trial, after all, and a great
many things about the diamond robbery
are likely not TO be told.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
1ntsrnatIonai roaoo Congress.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The interna-
tional pence bureau at Berne, Switzerland,
has sent an invitation through the branch
bureau at Washington to therpresident OF
the senate and she speaker OF the house
inviting the members Of both bodies to at
tend the international peace congress
which is to assemble at Budapest on
Sept 15, next, and to the interparlla-
mentary conference which is to follow 1t
at the same place Sept. 10. These
letters have boon forwarded by Miss Belva
Lockwood TO Vice President Stevenson
and to Speaker Reed.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
He Cot the Drop ON IIor.

PADucAH, Ky, June s7.--AIrs. Lem
.Iohns was killed at Kuttawa by Marshal
MoCAllum Fight months ago McCal.
iuin arrested Mrs Borrynan, mother Of
Mrs. Johns, for resisting him In the dis
charge Of his duties, and She fell dead In
Jail from henrt disease as a result Of ex-
citement McCallum was acquitted on
trial for contributing to her death. MIRA
Johns hid herself in tho cemetcry and sent
word hy her child to McCallum TINT n
man wantod TO SEQ hiui. When ho camo,
she rose from behind "a gravcstone, with
a pistol lovolod at him. McCAium quick
~ drew his pistol and fired, killing thu
woman instantly.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
AlIered rilibustors cnptured.

KEY WEST June 27--The steamer City
OF Key West which left here Wednesday
morning with flibusterlng expedition
and arms and ammunitioH supposedly for
Cuba. has just arrived here In charge Of
Lieutenant Hay OF the revenue cutter Wi
mona, she having been captured on the
Florida reef Tho Winona also captured
the steamer Three Friends which ss now
on her way here The cargo and mon on
board the City OF Key West were To have
been transferred to the Three Friends
Her arrival has created great excitement.
An immense crowd was on tho wharf
Great Indignation is expressed by Cubun
and American residents
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
The I,laetrlo rhIrd nnn.

HrNeiiAM, AIuss., June a7.-'rho trial OF
tire electric third rail on The Nantaskoi
branch OF tho New York, New Haven and
Hartford rullroad whs successfully accom-.
plished That section OF tho road between
East Weymouth and NantnsLct has been
laid with the third rail, and cars were dis
patched at intervals Of two minutes with
apparent enso. Bursts Of speed represent
ing 40 miles an hoer wers made, while
compressed alrbrakes showed that the
cars are under perfect control az nll times.
The experiments wcro witnessed by large
party Of Old Colony and Consolidated rail.
way officials
Evening journal., 1896-06-27


sist the British south Affica company to
administer the territory uhder us control
DR.. Harris was the secretary for the
British South Africa company at Capc
Town.
The Times says Of Cecil Rhodes accept
Cd resiRnati, \:
"The Transvaal should see in the resig-
nntion Of cell Rhodes conspicuous
demonstration OF the existence on our side
Of the friendly sentiments for which we
give II credit
AfrIca's Uncrowned King.
Six months ago Cecil Rhodes was called
1.-THE uncrownod king OF South Africa,
and many thought he contemplated set
ting up an African empire. He was pre-
mier OF Cape Colony; he had vast wealth
and no had such power that he even dared
to set tho Brltish government at defiance.
Gradually for years he had been extond.
ing the territory ovor which ho actually
held sway It wus his plan to got a means
of direct communication from the cape to
Egypt lie caused the overthrow OF King
Lobengula aud the British occupation of
Mashonnland and Mntnbeleland, on which
account that extensive region is known
now ns Rhodcsia He predicted, two years
ago, q unitod Africa from the Zambosi to
the cape.
Tho Beers believe he meant to got pos
session Of the Transvnal and the Orange
Free State, aud that the uitlander uprising
at Johannesburg and the jameson rnid
were parts OF his scheme 10 accomplish
that purpose President Kruger has de-
manded Rhodes prosecution on that
charge Offering to furnish evidence TO
convict him
Tho dire failure Of tho jameson raid
was quickly followed by Rhodes Tesigna-
tion AS premier Of Cape Colony. He cana
Cd England 60 smooth matters over and
while thore though he was hailed by the
people az hero and the queen, II Is said,
wanted TO make him n peer, no quietly
placed his resignation ms director In tho
hunds Of the British South Africa com
Dany.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
Dufy's Pure
Malt Whiskey

A Sheet Anchor holds ship
frcm drifting on the rocks. SO
does this medicinal whiskey retard
consumption Of tissue and thue
prevents the body from drifting
into condition Of disease, IL not
this worth remembering at time
shen change of temperature may
be fraught with danger to blood and
mel ves2
No wide awake druggist or grocer
thinks Of being out Of Duffy's pure
malt.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
noll win ca.e 10 pe Aprealed.

WASHINGTON, June 2T.-A motion for n
new trial of the Holt will case. which was
dccidpd IN favor OF the heirs at law, the
will presented boing pronounced forgery,
will bo made on Monday. III the motion
is overrued, the jury's findings will be
certified to the orphans court, which will
necessarily reject the will The attorneys
for the repudiated paper will then note an
appeal, and II the court Of appeals rejects
this the case will 90 to the supreme court
of the United States.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
Hshnemann Medical Association.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, juno 27.-The In
ternational Hahnemann Medical assooia-
tion has closed its seventeenth annual
meeting at Glen summit The following
officers were elected President, W. p.
Wessclhueit, Boston; vice president, Wal
ter NJ. Jones, Philadelphia; secretary,
Erastus h. Case, Hartford; corresponding
secretary Florence Nj. Taft, Newtonville,
Mass, treasurer, franklin Powell, Ches-
tor, Pa; necrologist, Steward Close, New
York
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MreriL OF tho cnnuiet.

ST IoHNa, n. f., Juno e7.--The orulsot
Fiona has arrived here from tho scene OF
the wreck OF -lhu steamer Capulot, bring
ing fyo packages OF mail, which were
found floating about tie wrook and picked
up. The captain Of the Capulet was a
passenger ON the Fiona, having given thu
wreck into the charge Of the wreck com
missioner. About zee fishing vessels nr.
working to got her cargo out.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
ro cnrtnll prnAnntlnn.

PROVIDENCE, June 27.-The b. b. & r.
knight mill and William Goddard, repre-
senting the Lonsdale mills, signed the
agreement 70 ourtail the production OF
print cloths It Is undecided whether to
shut down alternate weeks In July and
August OF all oi July and run through
August.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
Alleged r,ilbu.ter Discharged.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, june 27.-The casc
against ColOncl Nunez, tho alleged fllihus-
ter was dismissed by United States Com
missioner Egan. Tho necessary witnesses
could not he brought from Philadelphia
without further delny, and Mr.. Rubens
connsei for the junta, objected to an ex
trnsinn og time.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
A Sheet Anchor

In all conditious OF muscular
wasting, nervous debility aud fever,
good in shock and + inhng, vain
able help to dyspepticL
This eulogy, one Of many, has
been pr0nounc i upon that sterli g
et;nolart
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
MattingS

OF such suikingy handsome and pleasing designs the
alone would make HIT but at The extremelylow price
selling them at they enable buyers to do woT
deTs with little money In fact the prices are nea
as low as the damaged goods sold earlier in u
season Good heavy matings at 8, Q and 2cents pc
yard, that have been IS, 20 and rs cents
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
SILK Works to start up.

PETERSBURG, Va, June 27.-The silk
factory OF John ~ Stearns & Co., which
stopped work some weeks ago on account
Of overproduction, throwing 400 opera.
tives out Of employment, will resume op-
erations at onca with a fuli force.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
Poor sturreon Ftshine.

Delaware river fishermen say that the
sturgeon 6shing season, which has just
closed in the river, has been the dullest
for years Scarcely any Of tbs fishermen
have made money.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
Crushed to Death.

CATsETLL, n. Y, June %. Samuel
Williams. while oiling shafting in paw
ing brick factory was caught between
pulley and heavy timber and crushed &c
death.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
CECIL RHODES IS OUT.
South African Company Acccpt1
His Resignatioh
NO LONGER AN UN0RowHBD KING.

Rapid Fall From the Height OF Power In
the Dark Continent slnce the Jameson
RAID Hip Associates. BELT and Harris,
Are Also Out.
LONDON, June 27. 1t is officially at
nounced that the resignation of Cecil
Rhodes, Alfred Belt and DR. Rutherford
Harris as directors Of the British South
Africa company has been accepted.
The FIRST named rendered his reslgnA'
tion some months Ago, as a result OF tho
disclosures made regarding the raid into
the Transvaal, which implicated Rhodes,
Belt and others.
Action IN the matter was suspended az
tho request OF Rhodes, who was then hbonr
to engage the Mntabeies. according 10 his
telegraphic message.
Rhodes, however, It was further an
nounoed, Will reside In Rhodesia aud AS
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
HammOCkS.

Palermo Arawana patent hammocks with adjusab
hitching clamps complete with ropes and stretcheI
$II5; with pillow at head, Sis with valance I
around, ST. a
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
Carriages.

Another and final shipment of the greatly reduced CT
riages have reached US, need think further abo
it, we can save you money just now on carriages t
reduced ones from $4 as to $Io; should be- $3.50
$28, and no mistake can be made in The selection
any of them
Evening journal., 1896-06-27
Mosquito CanOpies.

Large size ST IS and So IS each complete to hang ovt
The bed. N % annoy ance from the little pests and con
fort assured for the whole season for SI25.
Evening journal., 1896-06-27

stimulant