davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

Enaclal piaphNCh 10 tue lutttlkOhCcIs
CHARLESTON. w. Va, MAY lO.--The
suspension OF the saloon business in
CHARLESTON. owing to the "tlt.up" be-
tween the county court and the city
council in the matter OF granting licenses,
mas been the fruitful theme o. general
discussion during the past week ana
subject Of much public Interest.
Considerable feeling has aprunE up
over the matter which eliminated salur-
day night in citizens meeting. that was
largely attended and addressed by prom
inen. speakers, Among these who spoke
were Hon. Adam b, LItiiepage. eX.Goy-
ernor L. W. Wilson. Hon, John u, Floyd.
County Clerk W. $, Stanton AMI Mr.. ]. S,
Feeney, county commissioner and the.
one member OF the court who rlyors the
granting Of licenses In general way. as
has been done heretofore. The speeches
Vsre In the main condcmnltnry VI The
members ~ the court who are alleged
10 he responsible FOR the present state OF
aNa!rs because Of their declluation 10
Grant any licenses except limited num-
ber, not 10 eNcsed ten and possibly not
norp than four. to which the city coun-
ii Will not agree
Under the law the county court takeE
the Initiative IN granting licenses, when
me cl,y council confirms or rejects, and
un,n the court Grants the number OF
jrspscs satisfactory o. the council the
cSuncll viii not concur. Governor VII
som scored the court In round periods,
ana MI. Llttlepaee made a str1ns argu-
Tnsnt against the position 81 the conT1.
Asid, from che saloon keepers who are
interested, and the sreaI number OF peu-
M who suffer from the Inconvenience az
a ''dry toWu." the question ~ oae inNolv-
ing about $4,000 u year revenue to the
some ugly things are being said. sllgg-
!sr TINT me present condition is 4 piece
0y"iobbinE" and an atlemptl 70 place the
Il1uor business In the hands OF a few
favored saloon keepers, and make 4
monopoly OF Il for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
those interested. With this theory in
mind and with the purpose u adopting
measures 20 adjus; the difficulties look
inE 10 the ohtainmcpi % licenses. a cit-
zsus ctmmittee. composed OF representa-
tive men, was appdlutee AZ the meeting
20 make an investigation OF the great
wrongs that have been thrust upon the
people OF the city and county. and u any
ofsic!al Is thought 10 have been guilty Of
Improper conduct in Office. the commit
zee Is hereby requested e. have impeach-
risnt proceedings Instituted" The COM
nlttee named is n follows: Adam +. Lit
tlspage. J. Q. Rathborn, J. NJ. Payne,
George Rucker. W. +, CalderwOod lsa-
dor Schwabe. Joel Ruftner. ]. II. Couch,
c. C Lg,yis. jr. Peter Young. D. Il. Jar
reS,. J. II. Hullng and j a. Jones.
Pending settlement OF the "tanSle,
Charleston remains dry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

CHGCAGO-Wlt q government crop
hanging over the market, generally an
nugurV Of lower prices. wheat to-day
managed to advance &c, II was help
cd considerably by big worlds visible
decrease. Corn and provisions were
very dun and closed 1t substantially
unchanged prices except for lard which
shows small decline. oats were In
good demand and advanced &c.
There was no change worth speaking
OF In the price OF wheat when trading
commenced II was rather inclined to
Ro lower for a matter Of thirty minutes,
and for that length OF time also busl.
ness was very dull When the figures
relating to the visible supply began to
indicate a heavy decrease the market
bcgnn to harden In anticipation Of such
n result and Gained down again after II
was realized TO the full. July opened nj
exc. with sales almost Immediately at
72hc. Saturdays closing price II sold
4oon after the opening Mt 7lNG72c and
then commenced an advance which
continued until 73hc was paid.
one 0f the reasons for the opening
cnsIness was the slight response Of
Liverpool To Saturdays local advance.
The weather all through the wheat belt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

advance: closed inactive at 5Gl0 points
net advance. Sales 5000 bags.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining
27sc; centrifugal, SO test, 3 5-i6c.
BALTIAioRE.-Flou steady; west
ern superfine 81 1913 90; winter wheat
patents 81 7Oql 30: spring do s. ESQ
Z jO; receipts 2O5gi barrels. Wheat
flrmer spot soc bid; receipts b,O4S
bushel; exports o. 400 bushels; southern
wheat by sample S5aSSc. Corn firm;
spot 29is G2gitc; steamer mixed 26lsU
2GSc: receipts f.l37 bushels: exports
$50, 200 bushels: southern white corn
&c: do yellow 29I5030c. Oats firm. No.
white 26a27c: receipts 52I9 bushels.
Rye nrmer; No. western 4OaiOhc;
receipts 1907 bushels. Hay weak;
choice timothy {l4 so. Butter steady;
fancy creamery Ice. EgEH steady:
fresh 9IsalOc. Cheese steady; fancy
New York lllsc.
TOLEDO-Wheat. easy: cash and
May 92c; July 7sisc; September 76c.
Corn, active and steady; No. . mixed
25c: No. mixed &c; No. white and
No. . yellow &c. Oats. DUH and firm;
No. mixed. 19c: No, white &c; No. J
white zoe Rye quiet; No. .. SEC. Glow
erseed, dull and steady; prime cash
81 32is.
CINCISNATI--Flo steady. Wheat,
Arm: No. red 9ld9l%c. Corn, firm;
No. mixed. 2Sl4c. oats. steady; No. 2
mixed 2iI2lkc Rye. easy; No. 2, 35p
36c. Lard. easy at 81 50. Bulkmeats,
dull at 81 SOg4 80. Bacon, duh at s. 55a
5 50.
MISUNDERSTANDING dull and
lc lower: fancy western creamery l6c
EGGS firm; fresh nearby and western
lOisc. Cheese firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

From tie Fairhavcn. ~. " Regis
Ter. Nc, James ROWLAND, OF this VII
idgc, states that for twenty-five years
his wife has been a sufferer from rheu-
matlsm- few nights ago she was IN
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
she sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor,
Tut nr had read Of Chumbcrlain's Pain
BALM and Instead N going FOR the ply
slgin he went to the store and secured
bottle m H. His wife did not approve
OF NJ Rowlandg purchase ~ first. hut
nevertheless applied the Balm thor
hushly and In an hours time was able
u 30 10 sleep She now applies II
whenever she feels an ache or a pain
md finds that Il always gives relief He
says that no medicine which she had
used ever did her AZ much good The
~ and 50 cent sizes for sale BY drug
glts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

Cash quotations were as iolloWs.
Flour--Very Arm.
whent-N0. spring. Hifc: No. !
spring 7OT75isc: No. 2 red. g29sa93hc.
Coru-No. . 2iha 2i%c; No yellow.
0a,s-%o. . i7Hc: No. white 22g
22I5c No. white 20isa22i2c.
Rye-So. . NG3Iisc.
F!aNsced-NN, /, 7TigM79r.
Tim0thysgcd Prime. s. 3D.
Mess P6rk-Per barrel. s. So.
Iari-Pe: 100 pounds. 81 97is.
Short Rlhes sIdes-uLOose). 81 6Gdi so
Dry Sailed Shoulders Boxed, 5hQ
SIG.
Whlsky-Dlsiillers finished goods,
per gallon 81 10.
butter market. steady: crcameries lld
isc: dairlcs Sdl5c.
Cheese. weak at 9l5HlOhc.
Eggs, steady; fresh sac.
nv a vote at 4SS TO g36 the Chicago
BOARD OF Trade to-day voted 10 discon-
tlnue the use Of No. 2 spring wheat rs a
contract grade. thus placing this mar
kct on an equal footing with the other
biy grain centres OF the country. This
leaves only two contract grades or
wheat for future delivery No, ! north
srn sprInr and No red winter. The
elimination OF the No. . spring grade. II
was claimed would markedly restrict
the speculative element. thus rendering
much easier the creation OF corners
on the other hand It was cOntcndcd bv
the supporters Of the amendment mat
II would tend to elevate the standard OF
speculative trade, The elevator men
we're generally credited with being
against the amendment. The rule Is to
20 into effect on October !.
There are I'm round numbers 100000
bushels OF No. spring wheat In Chi
coro elevators ana only about 3,OOOWO
bushels Of the other grades All this
former amount will be thrown entirely
out OF the regular wheat market
NEW YORK. Flour, receipts libl5
barrels. exports 16.lll barrels; market
firm and higher with n good demand
FOR extra winters; Minnesota patents
"a a0GI4 a.; do bakers 81 45d3 65; vim
Ter pntcnts 81 5Od4 So; do low grades
" WSThcat|ReceIpts 259.o25 bushels: ex-
norris Ga .6Oi bushels: options opened
caslcr. The market closed unsettled az
iI6f1sc net advance, having sold on
from the top under realizing No
red May 70 9.lGaSl S'l6QSO@e Septem-
70 cornSRecelpts 2GS,125 bushels; ex
norris 1873 S26 bushels; spot market
stpndy: No. 2. soc; options opened
steady and closed unchanged; May 2a|
s.ag9Nc: September 3lSG5i%T
% 0Isnts-ReccIpts $4,000 bushels; cx-
porta 2l03s7 bushels, spot market
strnnger. No. ., 23C. options dull, but
steady all day, closing nc higher; May
closed at 22Ac.
Hay quiet.
Hops-Dull.
Uldes-Quict
Ioather-Stcady-
Bcof-Stcady.
Cutmcata-Stcndy.
I,ard-Dull and easy.
Pork Steady.
TRllnw--Dull,
RoEln-Stoady
Turpcntlnc-Stcady'
Rlce-S Steady
MolasscR- quiet
Cottnnsccd Oil--Dull prime summer
yellow 22M m2ic: on summer yellow
Coree-optlons duh at 5aiO points
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

CHICAGO-Trade In cattle was again
brisk. and desirable lots sold al firm
prices, while others were barely steady.
a few common light weight steers were
taken at 81 90Ii % and IS 40 was paid
for d lot OF prime Missouri yearlings helf-
ers, but the bulk OF the beef cattle cross
ed the scales At 50 40lf5 90. The selling
demand for butchers stun was active, tat
cows and heifers sellings largely Al 81 %
"a %. while bulls sold at 81 50fr3 90 for
bOlOGnAs and at s. 25a4 10 for exporters.
Choice calves brought s. OOd5 %, Prices
Of hogs were largely 2lsc lower early, but
the market gathered strength later and
hogs sold actively Heavy packing lots
sofa for 50 5Od3 IS and prime light
weights at 50 9Jd3 9IIs. the bulk going at
81 S5G3 g2is. Prices for sheep were low
er. with lambs on about lOc. Sheep were
salable at 81 0OTb2 10 FOR inferior TO 81 IS
"A 80 for prime lots. shorn fiocks COM
prisinG n large share OF the offerings.
Texas sheep sold at 81 OOd3 S.. Lambs
sold slowly at 81 25G5 Is for inferior tn
prime, ColoradOS selling at 81 80 and up
ward. Receipts Cattle 1900 head; hogs
10000 head; sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY - Cattle steady:
prime s. 1905 IS: bulls, stays and cows
s., O0I3 IS; common 10 good fat oxen
81 OOdI 10. Hogs dull and lower: prime
medium weights and best Workers 81 90d
I 90; common to fair Workers 50 S5d3 30;
pigs SO gjGil 90; heavy hogs IS S0G3 30;
roughS s. 50d3 %. Sheep steady and I'M
changed.
CINCINSATI.-Hogs active, but
lower at So Ood3 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11
"a DONOR IpENTIHEEp.
BSrOnsIS HIrseh Gave the Splendid CIT
70 the Paris Poor.

bStoheIS HiTheh Gave the SplendId IIu
10 the Paris Poor.
PARIS. May 1O.--It Is announced to-
day that Baroness Hlrsch is the anony-
nous donor OF the 95T.5OO francs tSisI50O)
received ny the committee Of the charity
bazaar. the scene OF the terrible fire OF
Tuesday last. This sum. together with
the proceeds OF the first dayN sale. 10000
francs $4,000 exactly equals the receipts
"f the bazaar in 1896, thus enabling the
committee 10 distribute It's funds 70 char
liable purposes as before
The oaronevs, lt Is added, made this
Eift In order TO commemorate the ami
verSary OF the death OF her husband,
which occurred April q. 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. May lO.-sec-
rotary OF state Dawson to-day issued
certificate Of Incorporation 20 the Linn
Excelsior Company, granting the right
10 manufacture, buy and sell excelsior.
mattresses. etc. with principal office at
Huntington. The incnrporators are a. c.
Holman. Thomas Turiey. William Tur-
Icy, Charles Schneider and Paul w. Scott,
~ OF Huntington. Authorized capital,
$4,000, subscribed $500. aud paid up $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11
WHEELING BRIDGE a TERMINAL RY.

{, Q. UKEWSIEK, ReccIVer.
Tine Table No. i5, 10 take effect 1891 a. m,
Sunday, November 10, 1855
Leave WheelinE-tS;00. t9:45. sii:i0 q. m,
1870, 'S.l5, 1850, $500 r. m.
Leave Peninsula 1851, Sll:4s q, M,
i2:2G, 1921. tI:3B Ss:oS p m.
Leave Martins Ferry-ts:i2. 1855, iu:a
a m, t2:39. '5:27. tt:l2, 1912 D. m,
Arrive Terminal Junctlon-tS:i7. io:oA
Iii:5S, a. m. f2:2S, ease. ttd6 Ss:lS y. m.
Leave Terminal Junctlon-ii:2l, 800 a,
M. $3.50 a. m, 1879, R:65. ts:ii, tS:lS ., "a,
Leave Martins Ferry--t1:2S, $500 a, m,
'IgH5, gI.O5 Nl0. f6:is. iS:52 D. m.
Leave Peninsula-t7;SI, I9:li a. M. 'I2:6I,
n:ii, tl:lT. t5;2S, ISIS p, m.
Arrive whcOlinE-f14o. $3.50 n M. 'i2:Si,
tI,i7, TAGS, 1851, 1905 y, m.
sDaily tDnily except Sunday. Sunday
only
An trains will run on Eastern Time
i L. TAuSSIG. SUPERINTENDENT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

WHEN cold is contracted. cure It
ut once. one Minute Cough Cure will
set you on the ioad TO recovery in a
minute. |, will cure pneumonia, bron-
chitls. Group and all forms OF lung and
throat troubles. Charles II. Goethe. cor
ner Market and Twelfth Streets Bowie
& Co Bridgeport; Peabody Son. Ben
.,.aan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

Symptoms-Molsturc: intense itching
and Ftinging. most ut night; worse by
scratching, II allowed to continue tumors
coming very sore SWAHNE'S ONT
MENU stops the itching and bleeding.
heals liberation. and In most cases re-
mail, for 20 cents. DR.. Swayno s Son,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11
DRY CHARLESTON
Is Stirred From Center to cIreum'
ference with Anger.
COUNTY COURT is A TARGET

4, witch 1, Hurled the DsmosthsnsAn
Fire. OF indignation, and Mas alsst-
ing Appoints Committee TO Invs'tI-
r.,. the whyRsss AMI the Wherefore
,hu, che supply Of sPlrltuuus IIsrrrsh-
meats is est OH-ssFiou, ChArEsn Made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

NEW YORK.-Plg iron quiet: south
ern 81 50di0 70; northern SO OOfll2 co.
Copper fiT1ner: brokers price llhc; ex-
change price $40 S0dli 90. Tin quiet
straights $lS 2OGl3 90: plates steady.
Speltcr quiet; domestic 81 1914 20,
Lead strong; exchange price 50 27lsd
3 32is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

NEW neutrality-suspicious. crut
steady; June Soc bid: sales none.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11
DOL.

NEW YORK-Print cloths quiet bu
steady at 27sc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

NOT only acute lung troubles. which
may prove fatal In few days, but old
'n'onic coughs and throat troubles
may receive Immediate relief and be
permanently cured by ono Minute
Cough Cure. Charles Il. Gootzc. corner
Market and Twelfth streets; Bowie Il
20, bridgeport: Peabody e. Son. Ben
wood &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

NEW YoRK,-wool steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

fpnily except sunday
Sunday church trains VIII leave Elm
Grove al 9:i9 a m. aud Wheeling at l2l7
3. IA. IL. z. WElSGERBEK,
General Manager,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

~ druEEisia, guarantee Or. Niles ,PAtN
hLS 10 stop Headache. Zone cent dOsa7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11

CINCISSATT.-Hogs active, but
lower at 50 O0d3 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11
RHBBLIHG 4 Elm GROVB RAILROAD.

on and after Saturday, February ?, 1855
trains will run as follows, city time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-11
NHI0 RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.

limo Table in cfTect February Il, 1871.
'Daily. tDally except Sunday. Eastern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25

case OF the California National bank,
plhiutiff In error. vs. Nat Kennedy.
Tue Californis National bauk OF San
Diego hel8 300 snares Of stock OF the
California Savings bank, the former
having suspended November IL, 1891,
and the latter December 90, 1891. The
superior court OF San DIEGO county
held the national bank was Responsible
TO the creditors n tn. savings bank to
the amount OF Sic, 607, the former maxi
ing the defense INDICATED above. The
court holds national bank hns no
right to deal ia stockr. although 1t
may accept them as security, and II
may plead Its want OF power as de-
Tense In case like toe one IN Ques.
tiou. Tue transaction In the stock OF
the savings bank ia held 10 have been
void, anu the judgment OF the supreme
court OF California against the Natiot-
al bank Ia reversed.
Justice Harlan delivered tho COURTS
opinion In the case OF Ana j. DJmln-
puez dp Guyer ct al vs. William Bau.
ming. The case involved the Ownef-
ship OF Mormoa island, in the inner
bay OF San Pedro, CAL. and was APP
| pea led from the supreme court OF CALI
forDia. ID mioguez clsimed, under a
grant from Mexico, ten square leagut 8,
| granted in 1915. Banning claimed b
| patent from the United States dated
| in 1881. BsnDing's title was con fitmed
| by the court below, and that opinion
was sustained by today's decision.
| The case was regarded as important
because of the governments ic;:res.
in IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
Returned Elders.

Elder ]. W. Chapman OF American
Fork wh1 lott home on Nov. 10, 1894,
Tor mission 10 the Southern States
returned yesterday, May %. He has
been laboring In the Missis,ippi COS :
ference and rep )rts the work In that
missionary fi=lu very prosperous. He
has enjoyed good health during his
absence.
Elder II. II gers OF this city left for
mission to Europe on Jan. 1895,
and returned on May Is, this year. He
has been Iablring in the Swiss aud
German mission. For fourteen IN nth
he wgs api Diluted to Wurtt mburg,
most OF which time he rresideI over
the mission there. One year he spent
at the flee in Bern, Ell ler 4 gers
says the mi sion 10 Germany presents
many encoura ling features. de has
enjoyed hisiabors very much.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Grsnd-The District Attorney
presented at the Grand Iast night by
this Wright. Huntington company
greatly surpssses either OF their other
plays in dramatic strength and inter-
est ss well as in the general adaptable
ity OF the company for their respective
roles. The play deals with q corrupt
political ring In Now York, upon
whom the district attorney ia making
war, and In the pursuit OF which he Is
brought iaos to face with the alterna-
tive of exposing his wiie's father to
imprisonment for fraud or al
lowing all the perpetrators OF
the crime to escape and
an innocent msn to suffer imprison-
msnt instead. The climax at the end
OF the third act was 30 intensely dram
alto as to csuse n feeling OF the great
est suspense among the audience,
whose enthusiastic applause was
responded 10 by two curtain recalls.
Mr.. Huntington as the District Attor.
ney, Mr.. King rs Mr.. Brainerd ami
Mr.. Haliock as Frank Pierson were all
| strong impersoDatioDs, Mr.. King's
WORK being probably the best ever
seen at his hands. Mir. Perry as Gen
eral Rugg les, MI. Bradshaw rs Daniel
| McGrath anu Mr.. Conger as Yelling
| ton Gritley were good, as were the
balance OF the male support. Mlss
Chairman as Grace Brainerd and Miss
Radcliffe rs Heber Knight were very
effective in emotional roles ami were
| particuIarly good IN tnestifrlny climax
OF the third act. The Msdge o. kather-
| inc Leigh was In goou hands, the ex-
cellent stop settings deserve favorable
| comment and the smoothness and vim
with which the play Ia presented, to-
| Retner with the strong dramatic inter-
est OF the plot, place 1t very deservedly
| among those OF the beat ever presented
| at the Grand.
MIR. Huntington announced mat
| Inee for We'd esday next in addition
| to the regular one saturday and the
| resumption OF the % cent r-.e for
| matinees hereafter.
The Goddard Eeoitai--The CongTe-
gational church MSS seldom II ever
cid a more fashionable audience than
| that wnicn sGloDdoI the second pupils
| song recital gives by MIR. ii. 5. God
/ uAEu IL was VI
the musicsily inciuel OF our amuse'
| ment public anu the dem Justrauons
| of approval that followed eacn num-
Der bespoke the appreciation OF those
In attendance. The church was
oeauti .u,ly decorated with polted
palms aud other plants and the
| effect was chaTmin8. The program
| was varied ono comprising - mum.
Der of the best COMPOSERS, but II a
we'll meant criticism mignt De allowed
| IL would be that the selections were,
for the most part, too classical for a
| public recital by by pupils whose voices
are PROBABLY not yet sufficiently
/ trained 20 do them Justice. The al
eencs OF the dreamy waltz songs was
pattlcularly noticeable, the program
thereby evidencing little too much
same ness, Though 1t was very much
enj yed. The particularly cbsrm-
ing numbers were those OF Mr.. Nat
M. Brigham .and Miss Savage, whi.e
other noticeable ones were the baritone
cong Of MIR. d. Harold Eldredge aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25

EAGLE LAKE, Ind, May 25-ln
the Presbyterian general assembly 10.
day applause greeted the announce
ment that the grant for Roman
Catholic chapel at West Point have
been .declassd illegal by the attorney
general, himself member OF the Ro-
man Catholic church.
The complaint-oi men, bsrs of Pres.
byteries ia New York agsinst the
SYNOD OF New YORK with regard to
the licensure OF students was with
drawn upon the answer by the Judicial
mmittee that the action OF the
previous assemblies applied to all
presbyteries who are thus "enj0ined
and INSTRUCTED" not to take under
care any students who are pursuing
or proposed TO pursue their studies in
seminaries not approved By the gene
raj assembly. This report OF the
,udicisl committee was adopted with.
out debate. The regular order OF the
NOR ming was the report on home mis-.
sions. The report OF standi ng COM
mittee on home missions reviewing
the report OF the board was presented
by John Hewitt OF Emporis, Ksnsas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
CANNOT HOLD CUBA.
Intelligent Spauiards Realize that The
Island is Lost.
SPANS CREDIT EXHAUSTED.
Change Of Policy Looked For When
sagasta Becomes Prim,
Minister.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Nathan
PAGE, Of Washington, the lawyer who
ronductel the Mora claim against
spaip, has just returned from visit
n England, France and Holland. He
WAS asked about the coDcensus OF
oninjon In Paris AMI LJndon concern
inc the war in Cuba. Ho said: "In
Paris I met many highly educated
spa plsrds, and they do not see how
suain eau retain Cuba. They and
others in Europe think it only ques-
lion OF time when Cuoa will go to the
limited States. They do not see any
ntner soinlion OF the problem and
they do not seem to grieve over the
situation.
nSpsin Ia deriving little reveIua
from Cuba now. The custom dutitr
collected used 10 amount to 500, 900,
900 npnuaiIy and now they have HunK
10 about S20,0OO. 900. Tnis does not
" oDt-haii or one.third OF The inter-
,st on the national debt. The national
debt Of spain mad OUTSIDE OF the cou n.
lry amounts to $1,000. 900, 900 and the
luudeu debt incurred Ny tue last war
in Cuba Is $3.50, 5000 This question
Of Spsin's luuebseunsrs, OF course, Ia
discussed great deal IN Europe, and
the conclusion Is that the war cannot
be carried on much longer. Spair's
credit cannot hoia out. Ii 10 thought
that when Sagasta BIC mes prime
miuister, insteau OF Canovas, be Will
luaugurate difiereot policy aud Will
RECOGNIZES the Inevitable.