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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15
CONSUL GENERAL LEE


Talks Over the situation In Gaia with
state Department Officials.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 1S-consul
General Lee had an extended confer
ence at the state department to-day
with Secretary Sherman and Judge Day
during which the entire range Of Cuban
affairs was gone over. The consul gem
eral submitted no written report, but
gave verbal statement on the numer-
Gus questions which have arisen In con>
nection with the Instruction.
Secretary Sherman desired that Gen.
Lee should see the President, who Is ex-
pected back tonight, 1t was felt,
however, that the President would be
fatlgued with his journey and would
not care to take up Cuban affairs fms
mediately after his arrival. For this
reason It was arranged that General
Lee should proceed to Virginia and visit
his family, holding himself In readiness
to return on telegraphic order when It
was convenient for the President to see
him. All parties concerned declined to
say anything as to to-day's conferences,
but It is learned that tt developed no
new or startling phases OF the Cuban
situation, but was rather In the nature
OF a general review of the entire situa-
ton up to the time Generel Lee left the
island,
As to whether General Lee will return
to Cuba, no definite information could
be secured, II is said to depend much
upon circumstances which have not yet
developed, and 1t Is probable that
neither the consul general nor the OFF,
cials are as yet certain concerning his
future movements.
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and dry. Corn is burning up and Is be-
ing cut in half shocks. No faii pioW-
ing being done.
Grant-Week hot. dry and almost
cloudless. No rain has fallen for near
Nv three weeks. Everything needs rain.
Corn Is ripening fast. Buckwheat gem
orally poor crop.
MIneral-The excessively hot and dry
weather has injured the corn and other
crops. Early corn Is fairly good crop
but the late planting viii be very poor.
But little blowing done for fall seeding.
Pasture Is getting scarce. Fruit Is suf-
fering from the scorchlng heat, Buck
wheat not good crop. Wells and
springs are getting dry.
Hardy-Weathe hot and dry. Every
thing needs rain, though the corn Is
standing the drought very Well. The
10th was the hottest day OF the season.
Morgan-No rain in portions of the
cbunty since the 25th of August and ey-
ery;hlng Is suffering. Corn and buck
wheat Is so far advanced that the
drought will not greatly affect them.
Fail blowing delayed. Corn cutting In
progress and seeding has begun. Water
very low.
Berkeley-No rain during the week
and the weather has been unusually
warm Vegetation has suffered from
the drought. The corn crop is but lit
tie injured and promises to be very
good crop Apples have fallen badly
and the crop viii be light, Most farm
ers bad finished blowing before the dry
weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15
BETTER STAY AWAY.
Tho Threatened Visit OF tho Notorious
French Anarchist, Louise Michel,


PARIS, Sept 13.-Louise Michel, the
notorious French anarchist, is going to
the United States In October. She will
be accompanied by prominent English
anarchists, and they will undertake a
speech making tour in America for the
purpose of advancing the anarchist pros
paganda. Mile. Michel believes that the
prevailing labor troubles make the pres
ent time advantageous for spreading an
archistic doctrines. In the meantime a
EoFtRight's similar campaign In Belgium
will he closely watched by the European
police.
The state department at Washington
has instructed all the ministers and con-
suls Of the United States TO promptly
notify the home government of the de-
parture of anarchists for the United
state. 1t Is understood that the author
tiles at Washington through their repre-
sentatives abroad are In communication
with the European police and are CO..
operating with the European anti
anarchlstlo movement which was In
spired by the assassination OF the pre-
mier OF Spain. Senior canovas del Castll-
10, by Angiolillo. the Italian anarchist.
The United States government, there
fore, will be notified OF the departure Of
Louise Michel and doubts are expressed
here as to whether she will be allowed to
land
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NEARLY OOMpLgTE.
Tho Subscription Pund Necessary 10 Sc
cure the Marine Hand.

AS was stated some time ago, a move
ment was on foot to have Brooke and
his Chicago Marine Band stop OF in
Wheeling on their way from the Nash
VILE Exposition to Plttsburgh,where the
band has been engaged again this year
for four or five weeks. Several enter
prislng gentlemen have started sub
scription list In order to Gecure the
guarantee asked for. Each subscriber
is entitled TO seats at reduced rate,
corresponding in number, with the
amount subscribed.
Last night about two-thirds OF the
amount was subscribed and It Is al
most assured that the band will be
heard in Wheeling, The place has not
been fixed, but Il will be at one OF the
parks or theatres ana In about two
weeks, The Chicago Marine Band Is
made up OF slxty-three musicians and
the organization is accompanied by
several vocal soloists, including Miss
sybel Sammis, the soprano, The attrac-
ton has appeared in all the large cities
of this country, and in London. At the
Worlds Fair It was engaged from the
beginning to the end, likewise at the
Nashville Exposition and New Orleans,
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IT'S so EASY.


When Yon Know ITow--AlIow Us TO 7 eli
You Before Yon Give Up IIope--Wor,is
OF encouragement from n CitiEsn OF
Wheeling.
After trying medicines that helped
ynn.
When you had cures that didn't,
When you are completely stuck In de-
spalr.
When your poor back sim aches.
Because You don't get down TO causes
Try DOan's Kidney Pills.
The unexpected always happens,
II you toss all night racked with back
pain,
The tenant has to be evlcted.
Depend upon It, it's your kidneys.
If you cannot bend over or straighten
up,
Kidney disorder rarely leaves OF its
own accord.
mise or arrange for new lease.
They cure all kidney complaints.
This Is their mission and they fulfill H..
Mrs. Scott Llston, residing at No. 23
South Huron street, says; Last spring
my daughter Berthe caught n heavy
cold which settled In her kidneys and IN
spite Of everything we could do she got
steadily worse. Doctors prescribed Tor
her and bottle after bottle or medicine
was used, but It did not do any good,
She had such stendy bearing down
palms across che kidneys; dreadful
headaches; spells of dizziness so that
at times she could scarcely get around;
was always tired and distressed rest
less and irritable and arose IN the
morning unrcfreshed, and w,enk. III
fnct her whole system seemed anect-
ed and nothing seemed 10 do the least
bit OF good. / was induced TO try
Doan'e Kidney Pills and got box a.
the Logan Drug CO., for her she felt
relief from the flrst few. doses ana con-
tInued them until two boxes had been
taken, She Ia now as strong AZ ever
shc was, sleeps well, and feels well In
every way. Many Of our friends have
remarked the Improvement In appear
anco and we have recommended poah's
kidney pila and would not be without
Them for any consideration"
Doan'a Kidney Pills are for snfe by
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bnrn 20, Buffalo, N. Y, sole nEcnts for
Inc United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15
DEMAND FOR LABOR.
Not Enough for California Crops aud In
duStrlea

Not Enough for California Crops aud In
duStrlea
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1.-THE
problem OF how to obtain help enough
20 harvest this years crop has become a
serious one to the fruit growers OF Cal
lfornia. one employment agency in this
city has places open for three thou
sand men in Fresno and Tularc coun-
ties alone. while Nnpa, sonoma Yolo,
Santa Clara and Yuba counties are not
far behind. A dollar day aud board is
paid,
The demand In not confined to the
frult growers alone, but industries OF
nearly every kind are In need OF work.
men and experience che same trouble In
securing them.
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shot iIlt pnucl.ter,. Lover.

MONMOUTH, Ills, Sept. 13.-Dr. F,
Reglner, chairman OF the Democratic
county committee, shot and instantly
Killed Simon Grandson, a young butch
err, to-day. Grandson had been paying
attention to Reginer's daughter against
his wishes. To-day he shot five times
at Regimen in the street. Regimen went
home, got shotgun and returning met
Frandson. who shot again, missing.
Reginer then emptied load OF buck
shot into the young mans breast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15

Old people who require medicine 10
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy IN Electric llttcrs
Thls medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whIBlty or other lntOElcant,
but acts ~ n tonic and Alternative 1t
acts mildly on the stomach ana bowels,
adding strength and giving tone to the
orgnnB, thereby aiding nature In the
performance Of the functions Electric
Blttcrq In nm excellent appetizer and
aids dlgoHtlOn Old people md II lust
exactly what they need, Price ilfty cents
and 81 per bottle At Lognn Drug Co. .
IEuff uIppn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15

Tbo Cleveland, 1ornln & Wheeling
Railway VIII make very low rates to
mood by extension, to September 20. 10
detroit, Mich, ON September 3, o aud TO-
por particulars. apply To Cleveland, I,n.
rain g wheeling nucnls. or o. H. Wood,
House block Wheeling W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15

Tho ohio River Railroad will sell OK.
tickets to Nashville for tho
Tennessee Centennial and Industrial
Exposition Mt rate Of N2sO for the
round trip from Wheeling, tickets llnl-
ted To- eleven days, Information ~ to
time Of trains viii DO fHrnishdd hy John
HALLE, city Ticket Agent, Twelfth aud
Market streets, and ! q Tomllnson
'rIckQt Agent, Union station.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15

ito puro and uao that old nnd well.tricd
remedy, Mira Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children toothlng. aoothea tho
child Hottcnp tho gtlmn, allnys NJ pam,
FOR dlarlhOol twenty-five ccnin q
bottle, lhWlNW,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15

Mr., Bryan, It Is said, behaved like n
veteran In that railroad wreck why
should he not It is not the first nor the
biggest wreck In which Mr., Bryan has
figured, Louisville Courier journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15

Nervino and It's effect was simply Won
derful. 1 heartily commend your remedies
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
glsts under positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL co.. Elhkart, Ind.
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utes reading would
make me almost wild;
there we're pulling and
drawing sensations In
my legs all the time,
so that l could not sit
stIll. In this condl-
ton / began taking
DR., Miles Restorative
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
oy,, die u. q o. 10 ,bo rItnbursh Icipc
nlalnII.

rbursdnyH, September 0, TO- ~ and 10,
and Saturday, September 49, Round
irlp 81 "a, including admission to the
cxpositlon. Tickets good three days,
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THE CROP REPORT.
A Very Encouraging Situation Re-
ported Over the State.
THE HOT WEATHER APPROACHES

Almost to Degree OF Drought In Some
sections, but so Far there Has Been Li'-
tic Damage 10 Growing crop'-ApplsS
win DO Light Ylsid-Dry Weather Pre-
vents Firth or Rotting OF GraIss, but
the Yield will Not be Large.
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MAYHEM we'll known minister after
wv suffering for years with heart dis
ease, Is cured, II is not surprising
that he should publish the fact for the
benefit OF others, Rev, ], p Smith, i0tS
Fulton ST., Baltimore, Nd, writesi For
years suffered from q severe form OF heart
disease. used DR., Miles New Heart Cure,
and my heart is now Ia good condition.
Recently, other affections came upon me,
There was hummlng, painful sensations on
top and back OF my head, Fifteen min
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15
THE UPPER MARKET.

4 Suggestion TO Remove tho secand Ward
Market House, aud an Argument Set
thug Forth That sReh AIOvo would
BeneIit the City.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-30
SMALLPOX AT SAN MARCIAL
Kcanest Made Upon Acting Governor
Wallace for virus to Prevent
Spread of Disease.

Acting Governor Wallace is in receipt
Of the following letter from San Marcial:
cat the request of several citizens OF
Valverde, Mesa, and vicinity, call your
attention to the fact that there are a great
many cases of smallpox at the above
named places, and also case or two in
the old town of San Marcial. This being
a contagious disease We fear its spread
ing all over this community, and the
only way to prevent such spread is for
your honor to appropriate the necessary
funds for vaccination, according to sec
tions Nos. 1868 and 2570, of the Compiled
Laws Of New Mexico. The majority of
this place would no doubt have this treat
ment made themselves if they had the
money to defray the expenses of so doing.
But, as they are not able to do it, for that
reason are compelled to let the disease
spread. Yours very respectfully,
P. L. LUJAN
Mr. Wallace has telegraphed east for
sufficient quantity of virus to vaccinate
1000 people, which will be forwarded to
the person named by the probate Judge
of Sucorro county upon it's arrival here.
In the absence of any definite in
formation, no other action has been
taken, but the acting governor is ready
to take any steps that mayb bs considered
necessary to prevent epread ofthe dis.
ease. 1t is thought, however, that the
condition is not nearly 80 bad as it has
been represented.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-30
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The maintenance of good public schools
is essential to the prosperity Of the oity
Sets of cards for progressive euohre
parties for sale at the NEW MEXICAN
printing Office.
The city authorities should zee to it
that the streets are kept thoroughly
sprinkIed these days.
There will be d special meeting of Para
disc lodge No. 9, I. O. O. F., this evening
at 7:3o. Work in the initistory.
The business men and real estate own
ers of Santa Fe cannot afford to let the
beet sugar enterprise sleep for an hour.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight; Wednesday feir
warmer.
The orchardists about town are gener-
ally giving their trees the benefit of q
thorough irrigation preparatory to the
closing in of winter.
The New MEXICAN, like the fam ous
Pinkerton, never sleeps. 1t is always nt
work for New Mexico as whole and
Santa Fe in particular. II ia entitled to
liberal support.
Persons desiring copies Of the terri
torial mining laws in pamphlet form
can secure them by addressing the New
Mexican Printing company; price, 81.
There will be the regular weekly meet
ing of Santa Fe lodge No. 2, X. of F., this
evening at 1880 at Castle hall. Work in
the degrees. Visiting knights given a
cordial Welcome.
In another column of this paper will be
found the quarterly reports of the terri
torial treasurer and auditor, showing the
status of territorial funds. They will be
found of considerable interest.
| About as neat and as nice holiday
gift as can be made is a supply of en-
bossed note paper and envelopes to
match This can be had Of the New Mex
loan Printing com pany atlowest rates and
in the latest and most excellent styles.
Captain I. j. Matthews has bought and
taken charge of the Exchange saloon,
club rooms and billiard hall, and has
placed the resort in fine shape, in which
to entertain visitors.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-30
LAS VEGAS NOTES.

Judge H. B. Hamilton has returned to
his home in Socorro.
Much complaint has come to the Exam
iner about the oil now being furnished
in this city.
A. T. Frederlckp, U. s. postal inspector,
is here today looking up the matter of
making one Office here and giving free
delivery, says the Examiner to.
Sunday nights No. brought in chair
car No. 1902, the first car over this di-
vision lighted by electricity. The light
ing apparatus is complete and thorough
success. The car ia itself thing of
beauty and comfort. 1t was cut out of
the train at Las Vegas and was on in
spection yesterday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-30
RICH STRIKE AT AMIZETT.
A l4-Inch Streak Encountered In thu
ShOshOne That Runs from $50 to
$4,000 in Gold.

The NEW MEXICAN is just in receipt of
a private letter from the Amizett district,
Taos county, which conveys the cheering
information that Gusdorf Brothers have
made another notable strike in their Sho-
shone gold mine in the district named.
In crosscutting their ledge they have
encountered a streak IA inches wide that
runs from $50 to $4,000 in gold to the
ton and averages 800 per ton.
They have already cut through seven
feet of mineralized quartz from smooth
foot wall and have not yet reached the
hanging wall.
The quartz on either side of the rich
pay streak runs from 81 to $25 per ton
in the much coveted yellow stuff, and, with
suitable milling facilities on the ground,
the entire ledge can undoubtedly be
treated at profit.
Verify, the Gusdorf Brothers seem to
possess genuine bonanza.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-30
PROSPEROUS SAN JUAN.
Editor sharp Talks Enthusiastically
About the Big He'd Apples and
Other Blessings Enjoyed in
His County.

E. d. Sharp, the painstaking and sue
cessful editor of the San Juan County
Index, located at Aztec, returned to Santa
Fe from Albuquerque Sunday night and
departed for his home over the D. q R. @
railroad yesterday.
Mr.. Sharp's mission in Albuquerque
was ia the interest of the proposed
Durango & Albuquerque railroad, in the
building OF which the people of San Juan
county are deeply interested, as it would
afford them O much needed southern and
northern rail outlet for their fruits, vege-
tables, hay, cattle, sheep and other prod
ucts
He was assured by Banker Flournoy
and other prominent business men that
Albuquerque ne would aid the project to the
extent of $5OO,OOO as soon as it took suoh
definite and tangibls form as to inspire
the confidence of moneyed men.
"San Juan county was never before 30
prosperous and its people so comfortable
and contented as at present." said Mr..
Sharp. "The total fruit crop of the
county for the season may be conserva-
lively estimated at 100000 pounds, of
which fully 100000 pounds were choice
fall and winter apples, the whole netting
the people at least $150,000. The old
Locke ranch above Pennington, now
owned by W. N. Kleht, alone yielded l.,
100000 pounds of fruit this year.
cat present the fruit raised in the
county," added the gentleman, "has to be
hauled by wagon distance of from 80 to
SO miles to the railroad at Durango, but
in spite of this our people have done
very we'll. Our apples are now worth 2
cents per pound in Durango, which nets the
producer about1R cents per pound. Many
of our apples have been sold direct to
Chicago commission men for the Boston,
Philadelphia and New York markets, the
Chicago houses sending agents into the
country after the fruit.
"The day of big cattle herds in San
Juan county has passed away" continued
the New MEx1oAN's intelligent informant.
"Now most of the cattle are held in oom-
| paratively small bunches on the different
! ranches and the fattenlng of beeves for
the market is growing in favor. Alfalfa
| is raised in great quantities and sells on
the ranches at wholesale for $3.50 per
| ton.
"Many new people are constantly com-
ing into the county and substantial i'm
provements are noted on every hand.
Among these may be mentioned the fine
new brlok school house and modern -four
ing mill at Aztec. new bridge across
the Animas at Aztec is also under con-
contract"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-30

Mr.. Oscar Mallinckrodt of Espanola, has
Just forwarded sample of 20 pounds of
sugar beets for analysis to the Agricul-
tural college at Las Cruces. Hon. Jose
A. Luoero, county commissioner, resid-
ing at Espanola, has just received the re-
suits of an analysis of beets sent by him
to the Agricultural college short time
since and the result is 1872 per cent of
sugar. 1t must be remembered that
sugar beet raising was, this year. simply
tried as an experiment in the Espanola
valley aud that the coming year the per-
centage Of sugar in beets raised in that
section will doubtless show up much
higher.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-30
BOGUS CUBAN PATRIOT.
CarIOs EncIan Rivera, Alias r. III. Hay
b0urn, BouDd over to SocOrro
Hrand Jury for Theft-Visit-
ed santa Ee.

On October %, a gentlemanly appear
ing fellow registered at the Palace hotel
under the name of F. B. Raybourn, Civ
Ing Baltimore as his place of residence.
He WAS very anxious to make weekly
rates, and could not sit down to a meal
without his bottle of imported wine.
After remaining at the hotel for nearly
week he quietly disappeared, forgetting
to pay his bill, and leaving trunk in
his room, which was opened after rea-
sonable time and found to contain some
underwear, pair OF shoes, two crash suits,
cuffs, collars, railroad ticket from Espa-
nola to Santa Fe, receipt for watch and
ring which he had pswned for $15 at
Espanola, and number of engraved
cards with the name of Carlos Inclan
Ribera on them. The hotel management
dismissed the matter after charging the
bill to profit and loss, and the incident
was considered closed.
About the middle of the present month
new Developments began. Tt was learned
that the watch and ring pawned at Espa-
nole were worthless, being the cheapest
kind of limitations of gold and diamond; !;
the next news heard from Ribera was that
he had played confidence game on the
people of Kelly and Magdalena, coming
ont several hundred dollars ahead, full
account of which appeared in the New
MEx1oAN, and the latest and best news is
that the fellow has been caught. The
account of his capture, which appeared
in the Socorro Chieftsin, is as follows:
A short time since man by the name
of Ribera appeared at Kelly and Magda-
lena. He was stranger, but a man of
good address, an accom- plished llnguist,
aud claimed to be a physician and a
Cuban patriot who had been obliged to
leave that unfortunate island as he was
suffering the last stages of consum ption.
The people of theee two towns took
kindly to him and he soon organized a
Spanish class that would have paid bin
we'll had he remained. But one day last
week Mr.. L. R. bcook, manager of the
j. Z. Worrell store at Kelly, cent him
with note to the Becker-Bsckwell com
pany at Magdalena, to send up what
change they could spare. This company
let the messenger have 5000, but instead
of returning to Kelly he struck out for
Old Mexico with team. Mr.. Baboook
and G. A. Franz started in pursuit and
the fugitive was overtaken and captured
by the latter named gentleman, at Engle,
and brought TO Socorro. Monday last
he had his preliminary examination be-
fore Justice of the Peace O'Neill and wss
bound over to the grand jury in the cum
of $500.
The Rubens infants patent shirts ct
Santa Fe Marcantile Co