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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
GENERAL TILLINGHAST PLEASED.

AdJutant- General Tiinghast who informally
viewed the 10sth. 18th, l22d and Inst Regiments
Wednesday night. before returning to Albany yes
terday. expressed himself highly pleased with
the condition Of those regiments, and said that he
should at once take steps toward furnishing them
with a complete equipment. 1T is my opinion" he
said that In regard to intelligence and health
the men OF the provisional regiments rank high"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
SYSTEMS OF EDUCATION DISCUSSED.

Cambridge Springs. Penn. June 9-The George
Washington Memorial Association to-day held
conference In relation the American system OF
education The discussion led by MIS- tai'in
Brice. Plans considered for turtherins me
movement for National university az suin nnan,
schools and common schools. An entertainment.
giving the history OF American patriotic music waS
the event OF the afternoon: The Rev lda hun ns.
OF Moline. H., lectured this evening ana psPess
on Industrial art was read by {. NJ. FioulHe Oh
Washington The convention closes tomorrow.
The next meeting will be held In Washington III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
WRECK on THE WEST SHORE.

Rochester n. Y. June s.-ln wreck on the
West shore at Pettys Crossing this morning James
Callahan a fireman. was killed and I'VE men were
injured. The ecciueht i ,supPose" !" "''c per"
caused by the track spreading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
THE ryIOy LEAGUES MEETING.

Tho last regular meeting OF the Union League
Club before the summer vacation WAS held last
evening. but the attendance was not large and IL
was announced later that no business of impor-
ta,ce was transacted The only vacancy In the
list Allied by the election OF George
l. scott, OF no. 29T Madlson-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
4 NEW CABLE LAID " PUGET SOUND

The Western Union Telegraph Company an
nounces that the laying Of the new cable between
Port Townsend, Wash. and Victoria, b. G. has
been completed and that It's offices can now accept
kilograms for Victoria direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
soxy@RoN SENDS MORE MEN.

TwENTTa<rTo CHOSEN BY LOT. SET OUT TO
JOIN THEIR COMRADES AT CAMP ALGER
Twenty-Five men OF Squadron A. under command
Of Lieutenant Joseph Frenghuysen and Recruiting
Ofheer Robert Emmett. left the armory at Ninety
nfth-st and Madison-ave at 10 o'clock last night
for Camp Alger at Falls Church. When the squad
ron left the city several weeks ago It was 81 men
strong. Since then 1t has been determined to in
crease It's strength TO hundred After several
OF the members had Joined the Regular Army under
commissions. the twenty-five men who left town
last night required.
All the members OF the squadron left in the city
were anxious 10 go. go lots had TO be drawn Those
who drew the successful numbers and who de-
parted last night were Privates Crowell, Wallace
Chapman. Heaton. Stliman Troescher Perry Stew
ems, Lennon Pierce Mckinley Coyne Grannis
Sralce,' BENJAMIN. Sdell Knudson Barclay Mills
Cushman. Pierce and Lyon. Their baggage left the
armory In two large vans AZ o'clock and later the
men. carrying only their side arms started In Nad-
eon.ave. cars. They went 10 the Pennsylvania Rail-
road ferry at Twenty third-st.. and had a special
car on the midnight train over that road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
MORE TROOPS LEAVE CAMP HAVEN
SOLDIERS RECEIVE THEIR PAY FROM THE STATE
BEFORE THEY co AWAY

Camp Haven, Mantle. Conn. June g (SpeciaD -
The four remaining companies Of the lst Connect,
cut Volunteer Infantry. with Colonel Burdett and
his field and stan officers. left camp at g O'Clock
this afternoon for Fort Knox. near Bucksport. Me
where the troops to be stationed until further
orders. Early this morning the men were as,ir
and busily packing UP. Colonel Burdett and the
officers held farewell reception and most OF the
officers Of the other organizations called at head
quarters Last night many Of the enlisted men
obtained leave Of absence, and had an opportunity
20 say eoodby TO the village residents for whom
they had formed attachments during their stay
This afternoon the whole village turned out 10 see
the soldiers depart. As the train OF fourteen cars
pulled out lively cheer went up from the crowd
which was re-echoed by the soldiers
One Of the most important features OF the day
to the soldiers Is the fact that they were paid of
for their service 10 the State Just before they left
camp The Government still owes them a months
pay Captain Francis G. Beach Of Battery c.
Heavy Artillery. succeeds Colonel Burdett as post
commandant Second Lieutenant Terrell OF the
same battery. is post quartermaster and commits
sary. and Lieutenant Weston. Of tho Yale Platoon
Light Battery A. is post adjutant.
Captain Mahoney. Of Company II. and Lieutenant
Ripley. OF Company +. have been appointed recruit
ing ofncers When they receive definite orders
they Will open offices IN Hartford and recruit the
organizations now In the fed up to the maximum
requirement. Examination OF the naval reserve
men goes on slowly: dozen were examined this
afternoon and all passed. There are but few re-
5ections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

the Adtutant Generals office In TINS cry pr1O b, i.
his detail for the dangerous mission it9n' WHY"
he has lust returned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
FIRED ON OFF NANTUCKET SHOALS.

FIRED ON OFF NANTUCKET SHOALS
BELGIAN STEAMER SWITZERLAND HALTED
BY WHAT WAS THOUGHT TO BE AN
AMERICAN CRUISER.
Philadelphia. June 9.-The Belgian steamer
Switzerland. which arrived here to-day from
Antwerp. reports having been fired on. Tues
day morning by what Is believed to have been
a American cruiser. II was while the Switzer-
land was off Nantucket Shoals. about o'clock
in the morning. heavy fog was prevailing
and the liner steaming carefully along
when blank shot was fired across her bows
The Switzerland did not Immediately come to-
whereupon solid shot whistled uncomfortaby
close. Captain Kline Immediately stopped his
vessel. and the dim outlines OF what is thought
was cruiser could be seen. The warship at
once passed out of sight and CAPTAIN Kinne
after waiting while. proceeded on his course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

L1EUr. WHITNEY THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington June s--Lleutenant Henry II. Whit
ney. OF the 4th Artillery. who mas been a mis-
sion for the Government In Porto Rico reported
70 the officials to-day. and submitted the important
Information obtained by him while in the island.
Secretary Alger took the officer TO the White
House to meet the President. The lieutenant
tn<1aArly In the military information division OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
THE QUESTION OF MOVING THE CAMP.

Washington, June 9.-The officials of the War
Department are still considering the question
OF the ACCESSIBILITY OF abandoning the camp OF
the Second Army Corps. near Falls Church, Va
for site in this vicinity better adapted for the
accommodation Of large body Of troops. BY
direction OF Secretary Alger. an officer Of the
Army accompanied ex-senator Henderson, of
Iowa. to his country estate near Glen Carlyn.
Va. with a view TO Its possible use as a place
for the encampment OF troops In case 1t is found
advantageous to remove them from Camp Alger
Several other sites in this vicinity. Including one
OF two near the upper Potomac. are also under
consideration by the Department for the
campment OF troops.
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Ar cAMP L,EE
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelllgencer.

Special Dispatch to tho 1~ntelilgencer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, April ~
Five companies OF troops arrived at
Camp Leo IN Kanawha City, this after
noon. They are the Huntington II and
G.) Milton. Ansted and Hinton Com
panies. All the other representatives
OF the guard are expected In tonight
and Tomorrow. General, Sp!llman or
rived late tonight, and was In consul
tation with the governor and Adjutant
Genera Appleton fol-. several hours. He
will accept the command OF the troops
OF the state. The other officers have
not been decided upon. but It Is thought
Assistant Adjutant General Casteel will
be made lieutenant colonel and C. L..
Smith, OF Fairmont. senior major.
n Governor Atkinson this afternoon re-
,celved 4 message from the secretary OF
war stating that the quota OF troops for
each company had been cut down from
eighty-four 10 fifty-nine, thus leaving
the regiment with only nine hundred
men. The governor Immediately wired
Secretary Alger and informed him that
the troops are on their way here and
wanted to know why a full regiment
could not be sent out.
Drs. F. s. Thomas, of this city, and
DR.. William Davidson. OF Parkersburg,
were appointed tonight to act with n
surgeon from the regular army In the
physical examination OF the troops and
officers,
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Kidney, Bladder and Uric Acid
Troubles Can Be Promptly Cured.
To Prove the Wonderful Merits Of This Great Discovery
SwampRoot, Every Reader Of the IntelIgsncer
May Have a Sample Bottle Free.

We do not always realize how much
work u kidneys are required to do.
They are the great filters OF the body,
separating the poison and waste mate
rial from the blood. They work away
day and night, whether We sleep or are
awake.
There is nothing more dangerous to
health and strength than any derange-.
ment Of the kidneys.
1t is easy to. tell II we have kidney
trouble by observing q few OF the more
common symptoms.
IL you find 1t difficult to hold your
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AS they reach a more unhealthy stage,
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II neglected now the disease advances
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-28
ENSIGN JOHN DODDRIDGE


VIII Figure tn the Naval Engagement
Near tho Philippines.
The news that an engagement will oc-
cur within three days between the Ash
attic squadron OF the United States
navy and the Spanish squadron
stationed at the Philippines, will be re-
ceived with special interest in Wheel
ing. because a young Wheeling mar
Will likely bear his part in the engage
ment. Ensign John Doddridge is the
Wheeling man referred to-. and he Is
now on the cruiser Baltimore. n Of
the ships OF the Asiatic squadron. which
sailed yesterday from Hong Kong for
the Philippines.
Another Wheeling man-[is doesn't
rile the average Bridgeportma when his
town Is called Wheel!ng-in the navy is
Lieutenant E. f. Capehart, Of the cruz
ser New York, nov engaged in particle
pating In the blockade OF Havana.
Lieutenant Capehart has relatives in
Wheeling and in Eastern Ohio.
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until tho face looks pale or sailow, puffy
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local company were Kept IN suspense as
late as 2 O'clock. Senator Faulkner tele-
Eraphed that Ager hadtwired.
Governor Atkinson that he could not
change his order. It was not definitely
known until about 4 o'clock that tho
troops had to go 10 Kahawha City. All
the factories closed down at nooadn and
The schools gave n half holiday so.that
all who wanted 10 might sec the men.
OF. The streets were deserted aud the
crowd Mt tho station was 80 dense that
traffic was delayed until the departure
OF the train.
It ia reported here tonight that Sec.
Rotary Alger viii order the troops here
as soon as they are mustered In the
regular seyice. which takes them out
OF tho control OF the governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-28
PUBLIC SALES.
'DUBLIC SALE.

PuBLIc SALE
Under the authority OF deed OF assign:
ment made by Hannah Emshelmer and
Emanuel Emsheimer. her husband, dated
on the 9Th day Of October. AID. 1897. and
recorded in the office of the clerk Of the
county court of Ohio county, West Viz.
gInia, in Deed of Trust Book 20. page =,
the undersigned assignee will. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 50. A. D.. ls%.
at 10 O'Clock n. M, at the north door O,
the court house OF Ohio county, ~aioresaid,
sell at public auction the following de.
scribcd real estate. that's to say: All that
part OF lot No. IS on Main street, 10 Il.
city of Wheeling, on which Is erected !
three-story brick house. which part Of sai
lot fronts forty-four 90 feet, more or lesi
on Main street, and Is n hundred al
thirty-two qS2l feet: more or less, in dept.
and Is bounded on the west by Main street.
on the south by 4 private alley: on the east
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary L, Do.
scy to Adeline fletcher. and on the norti
by all that part OF lot Nos north,ot nt
northern wall Of the said thrce-storr brick
house; Icing the same property which wa
by w. n. Frank and wife by deed dated
October 81, a. D. 1892, and recorded y
Deed Book No. So, page 10, together vii
nil the buildings and appurtenances there
unto belonging.
Inc Sulu ueeu OIL uSSlB Hi1tHl plONioSs
that out OF the proceeds of sale, after t1s
payment Of expenses, the assignee shi1
next discharge any proper liens or incur-
brances that may be upon the properly
sold, and after doing so shall pay the oat
nnce OF the proceeds pro rata upon the "
debtedness of the said Hannah Enshh'
mer. Upon the above described properly
are two liens existing at tho time OF ID,
said assignment. One OF these, Is 0 det
of trust made by the said Hannah Ed
sheimer and Emanuel. her husband, TO-.
D. Ewing, trustee dated October !, III
and recorded In said clerks office In Dan
Of Trust Book &C, page 1S5. to secure c.
tain notes payable to w. Il. Frank. Tts
other Is a decd OF trust made by the sl
Hannah Emsheimer n Emanuel Ia
trustee, dated January, Z, 1881, and n,
corded In the said clerks ioflcc In Dec
of Turst Book 50. page 1871. to secure Hen!
Speyer against loss as accommodation q.
dorser or %Euarantor OF the said Hannah
Emsheimer. After the payment OF tI'
penses the proceeds OF sale will be appHt4
SO far Us necessary. to the said Hens Y
tho order in which they havo been natass
above. ..s
TERMSEO OF SALE-one-third Of ~
purchascCprice. and so much moro as z,
purchaser may elect to pay, cash on w
day OF sale, and the residue In I'VE eaas
respectively after the day Of sale. within
terest from that day. Tho deferred in:tat
ments shall be secured by n deed OF uu,.
upon the property, with satisfactory !hsu'
ance to be kept up by the purclaser.
SAMUEL KRAFT.
Assignee and Trustee;
Wheeling, ". Va, March se9. lSS. m.S
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May liberated them at 9:O5 a. m. These
birds flew 10 their home loft, lis miles
distant, by 1880 p. M. flying over 100,
miles OF salt winter. Tho distance be-
tween CnDa and the Florida coast is less
than ninety miles, and I predict ,l,oming
pigeons will fly across In less than
three hours, probably In about two
hours, with favorable wind.
ACTIVE FLYER.
Wheeling, April %.
NFLAG DEDICATION,
On Friday afternoon at Noises bust,
ness academy, on Market street. there
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-28
VOLUNTEERS.

a meeting was held at Bridgeport
last night for the purposes Of taking the
initiatory steps in forming a company
of volunteers. The meeting was enthu-
~siastic, and resulted in t~hlrty-eIght men
enrolling. j. O.. Hcwells acted as chair
mar and Harry Cook as secretary. Cap
tain Davis volunteered to drill the COM
pany. Frank Robinson made q brilliant
patriotic speech at the meeting.
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AGREAT DEMONSTRATION.

NIfE~stA n.
PARKERSBURG, ". Va. April q.
Tho greatest and mos. enthusiastic
demonstration ever given in this city
occurred this afternoon, when Com
pany e, Captain Cramer, sixty-si1 men,
embarked o. q special train on the
Ohio River railroad for Charleston. Ac-
companying the company, vas the
hospital corps. The scenes today on
tho streets are unequalIed in local his
tory. 1t is estimated that four thou
sand people turned ont ard cheers and
tears greeted the boys In blue. To-day
has been one OF the greatest excite
ment here. Business OF all kinds was
suspended. public places were closed
and the city appeared bedecked with
United States and Cuban flags and
bunting. There were no preparations for
the event. Each individual constituted
a committee On arrangements and the
entire affair was an event unprecedent-
ed in Parkersburg's history. II Havana
Is as closely blockaded to-day as the
business streets here. daylight would
not be able 10 steal through. Company
T. got away Mt 2 o'clock. amidst the
deafeninc cheers of thousands OF voices
that drowned the music of brass and
martial bands. The boys were bedecked
with flowers and londed with presents.
Eleven companies, comprising the First
regiment. arrived here tonight. at 1880
O'clock. and were met By n great crowd
OF people and a band. The train bear
ing them was transferred to the Ohio
River railroad tracks and by day-brcak
the First will have arrived at Camp
T M MI E"..a4 g.H fH- aET U.S. HHn#.s "a sfaH.
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FIJI REouEsT DENIED.

WASHINGTON. D.. C.. April 27.-The
governor Of West Virginia asked that u
change Of. rendezvous for the troops OF
the state be made SO as to have them
concentrate at Kanawha instead Of
Martinsburg. but the request was de-
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EXECUTORS SALE.
SALE.

ExEEccUToR's SALE, c,
l will offer for sale at the north IL r,y
door of tho court house of Ono soS .Sn.
w. %Vn.,,o on Saturday, April the YIN. IA.
mencins at 10 o'clock n. IN; that VSs III
slrablc' piece OF property, known as;-,r..
Exley property, No. lQs5 McCollocn ssisrts
East End. Large lot, fine brick re eS,ss-
and ali necessary outbulldIngs. TGT'ss,
one-thlrd cash: balance In ono anu
years, secured By deed OF trust; ~.
Executor OF tho estate Of James hae"
deceased. j. C. HERNEf,. Auctno ss,t,.
The above sale Is adjourned uh.' anil
day. April q, 1878, ut 10 O'Clock a. "; sattif.
The above sale is adjourned until s Ss,,.
day. April 80. ut the san,o place anu sps
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.stsPUBLIC SALE. :

AS assignee OF VIM. &. Simpson, ] W..
sell att public auction at tho north Gy y,
of the, court house of Ohio county, W.
on Saturday. April 30. 1885, beEinnins a..
o'clock n. m, the following stocks:
New City Hospital Association, az
Ohio River err RAILROAD faiIs sitt Co. ~ ~ share, >,
par value each sharc......:....." :
Spruce Coal 4 Lumber Co.. SHS shafesslG
par value each share!.....:...",..."
Wheeling Pottery Co., SOiis shares ~. gy
value each share.
Title Insurance & Abstract Co, 40
shares. par value each share...."
HOWARD liAZl[ll,
np21 Assignee OF VIM. 3. S!mp:@o@
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SECOND REGIMENT MOVES.
s~.otof Df,-.t.i, ~ +I,a otIt-o-a o..

,SVeCIHI DIsVhtCH 10 tHU IItu1IIbcNCUR'
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April III
Company e, Second regiment. has ar
rived from Parkcrsburg, and will pro-
coed to Chsrleston after n short stop
here. Companies I. G. and T went 10
Camp Lee this afternoon.
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Dairy Bnttermilk Soar. ~.
pixon's stove Pollshs
French Peas, per acknowledgements.
Snrolnes ...s.......s...t..a....v.s.,,.,
iSoap ,.............,..,.,.,.... /.
Ivory Soap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Evaporated Peaches 80. ......"".
SnIter ink OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NAL Pouch Tobacco.......,..a. a ana
Envelopes, PEI. Observation-Disclosures
Note Paper. 10 sheets .-...,A..,.,.",
Sfan9lated, sugar .....f.........,....,
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ABOUT CARRIER PIGEONS.

To tho Editor Of tho I%ntclllgencer.
SIR: - Last Saturday morning You
published m Item wherein IN old time
fancicr gave 1t as his opinion that ear.
rlcr pigeons would be of no use to the
government when they lind to fly over
salt water. Let mo add that tho carrier
pigeons hive been OF no practical use
to anybody for many years, us they arc
good for show purposes only The gov
ernmentd does propose, however. 10 utilize
homlng pigeons in the navy depart
iment. md has conducted experiments
for tho past ten years with great sue
cess. Captain Chester. (now In COM
mand Of the cruiser Cincinnnti), when
In command of the United States
Steamship Constellation. In August,
1892. took six homing pigeons belonging
10 a Philadelphia fancier, to sen with
him. and when 100 miles abreast Of Cape