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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-27

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-27

SARATOGA, n. Y, July ga special
train OF fourteen cars loaded with
French Canadian Roman Catholics
passed through here At midnight on the
annual pilgrimage to the shrine OF St
Anne de Bauprc in Canada,
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EVEN In tho most severe cnsea NJ
nprnln Or brulHo, cut or burn, Thomna'
heleetfbe oti Eiycs almost Infant rorof.
II II the Ideal family llnlmont. 1
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WHEELING & BIN GROVE RAILROAD.

tnaily except sunday
Sunday church trains VIII leave Elm
Grove at 0.ig a. M and Wheeling NJ 1871
%. m, II. u. WElHUERnER,
General ManhROE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-27
RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Arrival and departure OF trains on and
after May lG 1887 Explanation OF Refer
ence Marks; 'Daily. tDally, except sun
day. tDally, except Saturday. iDally, ex-
eept Monday. gSandaya only. Saturdays
only. Eastern Standard Time.
The evening times., 1897-06-16
ALL ABOUT A GARBAGE HOUSE.
A Disagreement at Cornell Which
MAY Cause Trouble.

Ithaca \ Y. June l6-A disagreement
In which the president, trustees and the
senior class of Cornell have been en-
gagged since the latter part OF February,
threatens to cause trouble at the couI-
menCement exercises, on Thursday next
1t all arises over the payment into the
university treasury OF $3.50, alleged cost
OF one garba ge-house, burned in a mys-
terious manner nearly four months ago,
and the refusal OF the university to give
degrees TO five men, as the representatives
OF the senior class, until it is paid. One
OF these men is +. ID. CaIson, Coxswain
OF the varsity crew.
The garbage house stood ON the edge
OF a gorge close TO the main walk 10 the
university from CassadiIla. II was an
unsghtly structure and used merely as a
temporary storage for garbage. During
some grading the garbage was allowed TO
accumulate for more than one lay on
several occasions. and the presence of the
building became offensive tn all those who
had to passit day by day. SO the students
decided to burn 1t.
After President SChuunau had threat
ened several students with expulsion, a
committee OF five seniors waited upon
him, and promised that the students would
pay for the building. The students have
refused to contribute to the fund for that
purpose, and, in consequence, the five
seniors who made the promise are threat
ened with the loss of their diplomas.
Thus the matter stood up to a late hour
tonight
1t was thought by several of the faculty
that the class would allow itself 10 be
Coerced into paying the money at the last
moment rather than have the five men
suffer the loss of their degrees; but it was
not expected that they would do it with
good grace. Whether the money is paid or
not, it is predicted tonight that commence
ment day will not be the smoothest affair
of the kind in the history of Cornell
The evening times., 1897-06-16
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Much Business Accomplished at a
Meeting Last Night.

Fifteen organizations delegates We're
Federation OF Labor. A great deal Of
routine work was accomplished.
4 report was submitted from the com
mittee on the dedication Of the monument
to the late Mr.. L. J Rea and Mrs. Rca,
showing that the memorial had been com
pletcd. Arrangements for the dedtcatory
exercises VIII be made at meeting next
Monday night
Notice OF the violation OF the eight
hour law was reported, the orfenSe being
charged against the Government work op-
puSite Fort Washington. The secretary OF
the Federation was directed 70 correspond
with the proper authorities, calling at
tentiun to the violation.
A decidedly interesting communication
was read from lumber dealers Of Man
chester, England, asking an explanation
OF how doors and sash are laid -iown in
the United States at cost cheaper than
tfat OF the raw material in England.
A reply VIII be made covering the in
Quiry.
The Federation did not discuss the pro
posed Cuban mass meeting, pending "a re-
port from committee appointed TO get
up a meeting Ia which the other labor
bodies are expected to cooperate.
The Building Trades Council heard a very
gratifying report last night from the
Stonemasuns' delegates, which stated that
union masons had been put to work on the
river wall of the Potomac Flats.
The evening times., 1897-06-16
SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW PATENT OFFICE RULES.
Commissioner Butterworth Issues
an Order Relative 10 Drawings,

Benjamin. BUtterwOrth, Commissioner Oi
Patents, promulgated an order yesterday
relating to drawings and blUe-prints. II
is that erasures and alterations in draw
ings forming part Of applications will
not he permitted except as provided. NJ
alteration in a drawing forming a part
Of an application Will Toe Permitted ex-
cept where a blueprint or other Pinto
graphic copy has been filed in the case
Requirements of the Patent office for
alterations in original drawings viii be
made In writing, and the applicants re
spoDSe must be made in writing. The
copy of tie drawing, the requirement to
alter, and the applicants response VIII
form part of the record in the case.
Alterations In drawings Will not be made
in the attorneys room at the Patent Office
except upon written permission Of the
examiner i'll charge of the applicatiO II
is ordered also that action on the merits,
by the Patent office, will not be suspended
pending the change of a drawing. if the
invention claimed may be understood by
the examiner. 1t is set forth that appIi
cants may inspect their drawings i'll the
attorneys room of the Patent office be
fore the blUe-prints are filed.
Commissioner Butterworth has declared
that violations of the requirements AMI
provisions of this order viii be con sidered
ground for diSbarnent.
The evening times., 1897-06-16
LAWYER STANDS ON HIS RIGHTS
Arrested for Refusing 60 Obey "a
street Car Conductor.

New York, June 16 William \. WINS,
the weIl-known law yer, was arrested last
night on complaint OF a Roadway cable
road conductor, while he was on his way
to his home at 123 West Eighty-si-;th
street, because he refused to he packed
into closed cable car that already held
more people than it was built to aCcDrnmO-
date.
When Mr.. WINS boarded the car all the
seats were occupied, and he took q rosi-
tion on the front Platform, where he paid
his fare
After q few people had left the car he
was told by the conductor 10 go inside,
which he refused to do Mr. Wins said
that as his fare had been accepted when ne
was standing on the platform, he intended
to STAY there, holding that the company had
entered into a contract to take him up
town on that part of the car where his fare
was collected.
The conductor thereupOn handed Mr..
Wins over TO a policeman, who took him
to the West Sixty-eighth street station.
Mr. WINS was detained for few minutes,
ard as the conductor failed TO appear, he
was allowed TO continue on his way home,
Two hours later the conductor showed up
at the station ready to enter the complaint.
The evening times., 1897-06-16

letter published in Weyler'S Havana
organ, the DiaHo de la Marina, from its
New York correspondent, strongly asserts
that" President Mckinley Sympathizes with
Spain ia the present war and that this is
ploven by the stringent orders issued from
Washington for the capture Of vessels car
rying aid - the Cubans and by the explicit
declarations Of Secretary Sherman. 1t also
affirms that AutoCrat Reed ana Senator
AldriCh are determined friends of Spain
The position taken by the writer Of the
letter Seems to be re-en forced by the con
fident attitude recently displayed by the
Spanish legation in Washington The Span
ish Influence lrre has felt strong enough
within the past three weeks tU undertake
campaign of intimidation against citizens
and statesmen prominently Identified with
TIE cause Of liberty and humanity. One
Senator has received a letter threatening
his life, unfortunately for the source from
which It emanated written in d hand 50
familiar that it was easy to trace ii to the
person who wrote it. Later this may he
referred to more explicitly. Perhaps The
stnJngest ground for Spanish eXutatiun is
o. be fouatin the fact that William Wood
vile Rockhill still remains in the State De
partnent
The evening times., 1897-06-16
Circulation Statement.
WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE G.

The Hawaiian annexation treaty which
this morning was signed by the President
aqd Secretary sherman on behalf of the
United States, anG by Messrs. Hatch,
Thurston and Kinney for Hawaii, appears
ia its text TO cover the demands of the
occasion, and to fulfill The desires of the
American people in the premises Hawaii
cedes its sovereignty and an national prop
erty. Until tlie Congress shall apply to the
new territory theiaws OF the United States.
the present laws Of the country shall con.
tinue In force, bat all acte Of the Hawaiian
local government are 10 be subject 10 ap-
provaI blythe President Of the United States.
Present Hawaiian commercial relations
with other countries are continued untn the
Congress shan otherwise provide Further
Chinese Immigration to tie islands is pro
hibited, and Chinese residents Of Hawaii
VIII not tie allowed to move to other parts
Of the United States The United States
assumes the public debt of Hawaii, limited
70 S4,00o,000 Hawaii becomes a Ter
ritory Of the United states: All subject TO
ratification by tie Senate Of the United
States. Mrs. Dominis, who, under the
Harrison treaty, was to receive a pension
OF SO 900 per annum, and Miss Cleghorn,
who was allowed lump sum Of $3.50 900,
are not mentioned in the present document.
The evening times., 1897-06-16
DEPARTMENT PERSONALS.

Lieut.. Commander F. NJ. Wise visited
Acting Secretary Roosevelt this morn
ing.
Senator PetJiglew had an interview wiIh
Secretary Bliss yesterday. The gentlemen
talked atout appointments and forestry.
Postmaster General Gary returned to
work yesterday and saw a large d Umber OF
callers, though he also denied himself to
many.
Delegate Ferguson of New Mexico was
looking after the interests of his constitu-
ents In the Postoffice and Interior De
partments.
One Of the busiest men in the War De
partment is Comm iSsary Gen. Sullivan, but
he never is too busy to answer al Ieg.t.-
mate questions.
Representative Johnson of North Dakota
was az the Department OF the Interior
yesterday, and had talks with the Secfe-
tary and Commissioner OF Ind an Affairs
Capt. Merrill M Her, who Is detailed for
oourt-marti2l duty in the case Of CON-
mander Mullan, visited the Navy Eepait-
ment today, and paid his respects TO the
Acting Secretary
The evening times., 1897-06-16
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

The bladder was created for one purpose,
namely, receptacle for the urine, and as
such it is not liable to any form OF disease
except BY one of two ways The first way
is from imperfect action of the kidneys
The second way is from careless local
treatment of other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy mipe from unhealthy kidneys
is the chief cause of bladder troubles So
the womb, like the bladder, was created for
one purpose, and if not doctored too much
is not liable to weakness or disease, except
in rare cases. 1t is situated back of and
very close to the bladder: therefore any
rain, disease or inconVen ence manifested
in the kidneys, tack, bladder or urinary
rassape is often, by mistake, attributed to
female weakness or womb trouble u f some
sort. The error is easily made and may he
as easily avoided To find out correctly,
set your urine aside for twenty four hours:
n sediment or settling ind Gates kidney or
bladder trouble The mild and tie eXtraor-
dinarv effect of Dr. Kilmer's swamp Root,
the great kidney and bladder remedy, is
soon realized If yon need a medicine
you Should have lie Lest. IT druggists,
fifty cents and one dollar You may have
a sample hottie ard namDhlet, hoth sent
free hy mail Mention The Evening Times
and send you addrC SIS to Dr. Kilnler Co,
Piuchanltnn. N Y Tie proprietors of this
paper giiaral tee the Genineness of this
offer
The evening times., 1897-06-16
KIDNApED BY BURGLARS.
Brave Young Store Clerk Mysteri-
ously Disappears From Home.

South Bethlehem, Pa, JUNE 16.-Harry
Cla1ser, a clerk in bis uncle's store IT
Sedersville and assistant postmaster, has
been IEysteriously missing from his Rome
since Sunday evening, and is believed 10
have been either murdered or kidnapped
by gang OF burglars, whom he has tw ice
first title Ee seriously wounded one Of the
gang, although all got away.
Young Chaser is twenty-three years old,
end has been employed i'll his uncle's stc:e
since a boy About six years ago ne was
awakened one night by burglars. and at
once began firing at them. They returned
the fire. but eventually fled. That one Of
Their number was hit and badly ounled
waS evidenced the next morning by the
blood stains on the snow, which were .oi-
lowed TO the rear of the grounds OF the
Lehigh University.
About SIX weeks ago another attempt
was made TO rob the store. The watch log
awakened young CIauser, who sleeps in a
room off the store and he again fired at
the burglars. After five shots, they Ted,
leaving all their tools behind
Since then he received threatening notes
and last Sunday evening as he was re-
turning home from visiting a young lady.
be was met by a man who handed him
a note. purporting TO be from friend, re-
uucSting ClauSer to meet him at u hotel
in the vicinity. His friend was not there,
but several persons noticed strange men
lounging about, and it is believed that
CIauscr, as lie rode through the woods
leading - the place, was seized and car
10 t, nm q
quaint ancc he met on the road that he
was iourncyinG to the hotel in response TO
the supposed note from his friend
The evening times., 1897-06-16
sUFFOCATED BY GASOLINE.
Fatal Inhalation of Gas by al Stu
dent at Il Maryland school.

Baltimore, June 16.-John Reese FerEu-
son, aged fifteen years, whose mother 5
home is at 80. SIC North Carey street, a
student at the NCDonogh School, on the
Western Maryland Railroad, and son of
the late Rev. :. 7. Ferguson, was suffO
Gated MuEday afternoon while drawing a
vessel of gasoline from a tank in a large
nit on the school property. Walter E.
Lamar, student, who was with Ferguson,
was also overcome by the gas, but recUv-
cred
The PIT in which the boys were overcome
is ten feet square and eight feet deep. II
contains three tanks of gasoline, used in
supplying the different school buildings
The gas which escapes from the tanks is
very strong in tire pit, and great care has
to be taken by any one entering it.
Ferguson was one of tie boys assigned to
the duty OF drawing the gasoline and he
understood II better than most OF the boys
Monday he was sent. along with Lamar, to
get a vessel of gasoline
Ii was noticed that the boys remained
away a long time, and. search being made
for them they were both found unconscious
at the bottom of the pit. Ferguson was
beyond hope of resuscitation, though ply
sicians tried hard to restore him.
The evening times., 1897-06-16
COMING TO THE THEATERS.

The Castle Square opera Company will
produce ut the Lafayette next week the
great double bill Of Gilbert and Sullivan 5
II. NJ. S. Pinafore' and Mascagni's Cav
alleria Rusticana, - two of the prettiestand
IIost popular operas of the present day. 1t
IS the intention OF the management to pro
duce this bill on scale exceeding in scenic
display anything yet given ia Washington
during the present season.
Next week viii be the tenth successive
week of the Castle Square Opera Com
pany in Washington, and the popularity
of the organization is constantly wing
The operasso far given have proved veryap-
propriate and most excelientIy chosen. For
the production of next weeks double bin
the company has been augmented, and one
OF the features of the performance will be
the exceedingly efficient and attractive
chorus, composed of the best talent in the
Castle Square Company.
"CdvaIleria RustiCana," although its
BEAUTIES are so well known, has not been
gwen here very often. The music, with
its divine "IntcrmezZo," is familiar to
the Washington public and music lovers and
playgoers generally will be glad OF the Op
portunity to hearit for a whole 'Teck. From
the opening notes of the overture To the
last note of the opera the music is most
beautiful ''Pinafore" has always drawn
crowded houses in Washington. These
two operas seem strange to give together,
the one 50 serious, the other So light, but
really one will heghten the effect Ct the
other The usual matinees will be given
Wednesday and Saturday.
The evening times., 1897-06-16
ROLLER SUCCEEDS HUBER.
App; itments by the l.; tleTan synod
in Session Mt Mansfield.

Mansfield, Ohio, June I6.-The greater
part Of the scss ion OF the Lutheran Synod
was yesterday taken in q discussing the CON-
mittee proposit ON to lenuve Dr, Eli Huber,
cf GeUtysbuTg, Pa, flom the board of pub
lication. Il was not unit late in the alter
noon that vote was taken, which resulted
in substituting Rev. Or. j. c. Keller, OF
Hanover, Pa, foI Rev. Huber. The full
board OF publication now consists Of
Rev. nr J. c. Keller of Hanover, Pa, for
Rev Rr Eli Huber Of Gettysburg, Pa;
Layman f. T. Holt, Shrewsbury, Ia; f.
II Wefer, New York; for J. X. Downing,
and b s. Kmkel Of Philadelphia.
The new board Of home missions was
appointed. as follows: Rev. CHARLES S. Al
bert, Philadelphia; NJ. W. HANNA, Al
toona, Pa j. c. Keller, Hanover, Pa /;
W. E. Parson, Washington, G. W ElCels,
York Pa; Mrs. L. z. Dole, Baltinore;
l. c. Slater ana J. c. Parker, Washington,
ana W II. Davis, Baltimore.
The report OF the board of publication
was submitted 10y Secretary s. A. Holman,
OF Philadelphia. The present net assets
are 81 % eel. There are now being publish
Ell monthly 1S4,U ,U00 copies of the various
Sunday school periodicals. The board Ge-
cided to establish printing house. and a
committee las in charge the purchase Of
suitable property.
NJ ". HANNA, the chairman of the com
mttee Oh fraternal corporation with othcr
Lutheran bodies. submitted its report
The basis Of cooperation adopted at the
last convention OF the synod had likewise
been adopted by The general council and
the United Synod Of the South, and there
were now Joined in this compact the three
general bodies having the largest English
membership in the denomination in this
country.
The committee recommended the a1op-
tion of a resolution that the synod Te-
Earled with favor the pTOpoSiti III made by
the General lCounCil and the United ) ynod of
the South looking 20 the compilation OF
a common hymn book, and approving the
recommendation that an unofficial general
conference be held for a comparison OF
views on the various doCtrinaI, e1uCa-
tional anG missionary interests in which
all were alike engaged.
The evening times., 1897-06-16
FLYING FRos, HOT WEATHER.
Well-knowu Washington People En-
.ioying Ocean Breezes.

Atlantic Hotel Ocean City, Md, June 49,
Mr.. John +. Wasgaman, Of Washington,
having recently purchased some 1000
building lots here,, and also the Atlantic
Hotel. has opened the latter for the re-
ception OF guests, with Mr.. II p. Burney,
OF the Arlington Hotel, OF Washington, as
manager Its broad porcheS, wide We
randas, and situated as it is, make it u
very desirable place to pass ones sum-
mer vacation
Now that passengers can come dow n on
Saturday afternoons via Bay Ridge, ar
irving in time for supper, and return Men
day morning in time for business, at a
very small cost, there is no reason why
Washingtonians should not patroniZe this
place above all others There is one thing
certain: There is no finer bathing place On
the Atlautic coast than this. As far as
the eye can reach, to the north and south,
is a beautiful, gently-slopng beach, with
no side currents or undertow, making
battsing absolutely safe. Already visitors
to ocean City are enjoying a daily dip in
the surf
To those who enjoy sailing, the beautiful
sinepmAent Bay, which parallels the beach
for seventy miles, furnishes an excellent
opportunity. Or, If the visitor desires a
nice catch OF saltwater fish, blue, drum or
sea bass, 1t is only necessary to go out
short distance, ana with hook and line
from 200 to G0O'pounds can be caught IN a
few hours
One of the attractions here is the artesian
well belonging to the hotel. The water is
highly charged with iron and magnesia,
ana possesses great tonic properties, and
is especially good in cases OF malaria and
kidney trouble.
Qnite ii party Of PEOPLE fIom Washington
visited the hotel recently, among |hom
were Hon. / II. BIom well, OF ONO, Gen.
n. B. Switzer, wife and daughter, DR.
+. A Bryant and wife, j c Parker and
wife, NJ. j. Wine, A. S. CaywCod, wife and
daughter, BushTod Robinson and wife,
Charles Howard and wife, Fred Ernst
and wife, Frank II Thomas and WIFE
Samuel Domer, Henry KTaak and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Gay Robertson, Miss Leary, A F.
Childs ana wife, A c. West and wife, NJ.
l.. Croxall, Frank b. Conger, II. w.
Thomas, Levi J. Bryant, F NJ. Detweler,
Edward Graves, william II Putler, w. E
Chandlee, W. L. speare, Dr. Thomas Land
els, W. f Buell., w. II. Ronsaville, Mrs.
Sut, IHcHlds . IdSiOIJ Jbiin + HdGEd'
man, @. Cole, Miss A. j. Smoot, NJ SIS
Pauline Isemann, A. A. LipsComb and K.
W. Baker.
Some Of the arivals today include Hon.
Hiram Price, who for several terms repre-
serted the Second Iowa district in Congress,
and was afterwaId made Indian Commis-
sioneT If 1t had not been told that he IS
in his eighty-fourth year, no one would
have suspected il flCm the sprightly way
In which ne patrolled the board walks.
Others are ". N. Davis and wife Miss =.
V Warrington, c NJ. Young, NJ IS Flora
". Conover, S. Bmkhart and WIFE Of Al
buquerque, y. Mex; S II. tgnew, DR.. F..
A Bryant, wife and two ciIldI en- and A. +.
Childs.
The evening times., 1897-06-16
MARK TwAIN'S NECESSITIES
London Papers Approve the Plan Of
Subscription Fund.

London, June 16.-The London papers
comment on the New York HeTald's sub
scription fund for Mark Twain. The Sun
SAYS:
I'VE all know the story of his financial
ruin through the failure OF the publishing
firm in which he had invested his money
and OF his plucky lectUring tour to get
back his Old position. II is sad TO think
that a man who has added so much to the
gaiety or nations, and whose books have
been read all over the world, should be
reduced 70 such position as the Herald
fund indicates.
There are many wealthy Americans in
London now, and for the matter of that
English people owe Mark Twain debt OF
gratitude for many hearty laughs. 4 fund
opened Oh this side would meet with a
hearty response. -
The Globe compares his position with
that OF Sir Walter Scott, and says the
news OF the subscription fund will come
t. him as a cheering ray and give him
hope for the future
The evening times., 1897-06-16

The sugar exhibit at the great tariff
exposition was closed yesterday The
Harna Havemeyer trust schedule has now
been adopted, with the exception OF the
Hawaiian reciprocity section, which, it is
presumed, win be traded on, in connection
with the Hawaiian annexation treaty The
petugrew antitrust amendment WAS Ia
bled by a vote Of 35 to b. Thus the ex-
cavStion Of one Of the series of Republican
graves has been completed, and the people
viii proceed TO shovel in the dirt The
Hanna Havemeyer- A administration conttn-
gent presents itself to the country in
an anomalous condition. Although covered
with sueas, there do not appear to be any
flies on it, From "A business sense Of view"