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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-07
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On and after Saturday, February ., 1875,
trains Will run rs follows, city time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-07
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ciice 2iarks: Daily daily. except Sum
laay iDaily. except Saturday. lDally, en-
cept Monday sSundays only. Saturdays
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-07
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-07
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daily. u:SG y. m. daily except Saturday,
sl:i5 u. M. except Sunday. and go a. m,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-07

CINCINNATI-FIOur steady. Wheat
steady; No. red 95Hc. Corn quiet: No.
. mixed 99Ac. Oats steady: No. .
mixed &c. Rye quiet; No. 249c. Lard
quiet at 81 IS. Bultneats firm at 81 So.
Bacon steady at s. 10. Whisky steady
al 81 10. Butter easy. Sugar quiet
ENss quiet at 15c. Cheese steady.
TOLEDO = Wheat dull anu un-
changed: No . cash 9iAc; Mag CSC.
Corn dul! aud steady; No. . mixed pc,
Oats dull and higher; No. mixed
25c. Rye dull and steady: No. cash
iSHc bid. Cl0vGrs I'd dull and easy:
prime cash Sc 10. OIL unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-07

foremost In the recent advance. At DIFF
ferent times during the week the market
has been under the Influence OF agrees
slve strength in Chesapeake oaio. Bal
t!mo-e {: Ohio, Louisville. Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific preferred. the Coalers.
Union Pacific and other less conspicuous
stocks. Wide advances have occurred
In other high priced closely held invest
cd stocks. notably Grea. Northern pre-
ferred, which advanced an extreme q
| points, but reacted points.
The weeks heavy profit taking sales
| haze been we'll absorbed, ana the out
| eide participation In the market has
grown. Many stocks have been al times
below last weeks closing level, and some
prominent stocks end below, but the
! general leve! OF the market Is higher.
| principally as n result OF the movement
Of yesterday and to-day. Gains gencr-
ally range between / and points with
1 exceptions In active stocks up 10 G
| points.
The bond market has continued to
show the phenomenal activity and
strength which It did In January. The
| total par value Of sales In January was
nearly s9c.0Oo,cOo. This total was never
exceeded on the exchange. except In Oc-
tdber. 1855. when the sales exceeded
| S10f, 100000. In view OF tine present i'm
| portance attached 10 the New York Gen.
trail and Lake Shore consolidation, Il IS
considered significant that the previous
, period OF greatest activity was a. the
time Of the West Shore settlement Kan
sds Pacific consols showed an extreme
| advance for the week OF 12h points, and
| other Kansas Pacific and Union Pacific
| Issues showed large advances Prices
all around ore markedly higher. Total!
sales t32.50O. 900.
United States new Is registered ad-
vanced z per cent do coupon ex-lnter-
| est u: tho old As registered and the IS
registered Y and the old As coupon and
the SIS coupon cx-iH,ertst u per cent
| bid.
The Financier says:
The statement Of the New York clear
Ing house banks for the week ending
| February s. Is notable rs rejecting
the ability OF the banks to absorb and
quito more or less profitable use the i'm
mcnsc accumulation OF funds AZ this
centre. The aggregate deposits OF the
sixtY-iive institutions are now nearly
| 1874 100000 What this means viii be
better appreciated when II 10 stated that
| 1t Is an increase OF SlC5, 00o, 900 over the
| same week last year, and $2i1 900, 900 IN
/ excess OF the deposit Item for the similar
| period In 1896. The loans OF the banks
now stand about SG33, 900. which Is
| SJ6.oO0.Oo0 In excess OF Tho frat week In
February, 1897. and $is5. 900, 900 higher
Gaah reported IN 1896. Yet the banks
The herald., 1898-07-07
FOR FREE DELIVERY
Santa Ana Is Now Entitled to It Under
the Law


SANTA ANA, July 6.-The receipts OF
the postoffice for the fiscal year were &c.,
2lO.54, or $210.54 in excess of the limit fixed
before free delivery can be asked for. Post
master Peabody asked the board of trus-
tees to petition for the establishment OF a
free delivery system. The city attorney
was instructed to prepare petition.
Charles B. Booth & Co. will furnish new
boiler for the city water works for $685.
The board had expected to hear some
thing definite from the purchasers of the
sewer bonds before their meeting, but no
word has yet been received from them,
although expected every day. They all
ticipate no trouble, however, in delivering
them for the stipulated price. 100000.
Sam Hess, until recently proprietor of the
Schlitz beer palace on West Fourth street,
left Sunday for San Francisco, ostensibly
on a short business trip. but yesterday his
saloon was attached by Los Angeles liq-
uor house and now his numerous creditors
are specializing as to whether he will re-
turn.
An open meeting of the Court of Inde-
pendent Order of Foresters was held last
night in this city, when the courts of West
minister, Fullerton and Orange were pres
ent.
Mrs. F. E. Frantz accidentally spilled q
kettle Of boiling water on herself last
evening, scalding her arm from her wrist
to her elbow in a most frightful manner.
Mrs. DR.. H. N. Rice and sister, Mrs. Blu
ford, have gone to Fort Wayne, Ind, to
visit for a few months.
Miss Minna Roper entertained a num-
Der Of friends last evening at her home on
West Sixth street.
The herald., 1898-07-07
RIVERSIDE
The County Supervisors and What
Thew Did Yesterday


RIVERSIDE, July THE supervisors to-
day denied two liquor license applications.
Three applications were allowed, two for
the town of PERKS and one in Temecula.
L. c. Tibbets an old resident, asks the
supervisors to assist him in compelling the
supe 'ior court to respect his CTibbets) ap-
plication for a permission TO appeal case
at law to the supreme court. Tibbits at one
time owned a large tract OF lana in the
very heart of the valley, but by bad invest
ment and management he lost 1t all, and
since that time he has been bringing vari-
Gus suits with hope Of reopening the case
which took from him his lands and recently
Judge Noyes threw Tibbitts' appeal out of
court.
The total cost Of fumigatior for June was
$S92.47. The report of the commission says
that S67 acres of orchards were looked over
by the inspectors and that 1915 trees were
found infested with scale in different groves
of the county.
The Southern Pacific company has COM
menced suits of ejectment against the fol-
lowing persons: Oscar Van Leuven, Sidney
H. Johnson, Angelo Domingoni and the
Bear Valley Irrigation company.
The case of Lothrop VS.. o. 7. Dyer, one
of the outgrowth.' of the broken Riverside
Banking company. wiich went TO the wal
in the crash of the spring o: 1856. Is on trial
today in the superior court.
Mrs. M. II. Cuniff. who has been visiting
her parents in Northern California for sew
eral weeks, arrived home last evening.
Mrs. 4. X Seburn, who has been attend
ing the convention of the Woodmen Circle
held at Fresno, returned home today.
The herald., 1898-07-07
Ventura Notes

VENTURA, July 6.-Mrs. Belle Robinson
who came from Florence, Colo, on Monday
last died yesterday.
The Misses Mary and Bessie Linn will
leave Thursday for Long Beach.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on July 10 of Fergus L. Fairbanks Of
Hueneme and Miss Lulu Harper Of Los
Angeles, formerly of Ventura.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mellen left yester-
day for their summer vacation in Los An.
geles county. The telegraph office will be
in charge of F. T. Randolph of Los Angeles
during Mr.. Melln's absence.
The asphaltum works will be closed In
definitely this week.
Miss Nellie Newly came up from Los An.
geles yesterday and will spend her vaca.
ton in Ventura.
While out hunting on last Saturday even.
ing Harry. the 17-year-old son of B. F. Mad.
dox of Nordhoff, received a dangerou:
wound by the accidental discharge of his
gun. the ball entering his abdomen and rang.
ing upward.
Prof. w. J. Kennard has for his guests
this week Senior Yberri, consu, Of Ecuador
and his two daughters.
Mrs. r. c. Sudden and children are visit
ing in San Francisco.
The herald., 1898-07-07

was among the lot. Mr.. Moore, er., was
also the happy possessor of a very young
kid that was captured after the mother
had been shot.
A. A. Moore, jr.. and Mr.. Landers re-
turned with three heads and were justly
proud of their work.
There were three parties out for tuna,
This morning and all of them were disap-
pointed.
The launch sunbeam took party OF pic
nickers down to Long point this morning
The pile driver is at work driving new
piles to strengthen the wharf.
The Fourth of July committee has @
small balance left over from the funds
1t was decided that 1t be laid away to form
the nucleus of a fund for the next sports
A vote of thanks was rendered to the Ban
ming company and also to Mr.. Orr for thu
many favors and the assistance that ha.
been given the Fourth of July committee.
At the Metropole: Mrs. D. B. Jerrue ant
son. Mrs. A. 8. Bush. Los Angeles; E. r
Cowles, Miss M. Cowles, w. NJ. Mickey
New York; j. 8. Toerann, Master ]. Toe
ram, Pasadena;
At the Island Villa: A w. Baddaclougl
and wife. Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-07-07
Mcguire and Castle

A San Diego correspondent Of the Los An
geles Herald says: 1.-THE Democrats gener-
ally favor Mcguire for governor and he has
many friends with the Silver Republicans
and Populists and would poll large vote
with the labor organizations.
Castle, the present member of congress,
If fusion Is effected, will be renominated,
as he is acceptable to Democrats and Silver
Republicans and has made a good record,
is an able man, an honest man and a true
friend of the people. and we hope to send
him back to Washington next fall as an up
holder of bimetallism."
The Times is In favor of nominating Cas-
tie whether fusion is effected or not. He
has made the district a good representative
and deserves reelection. He favors all Of
the planks of the Chicago platform, and 1t
would be political suicide to try to elect a
new man simply because the Populists may
conclude to travel in the middle of the
road" The Republicans have good plu-
rality in this district over the Democrats
and Populists and it would be boys play to
try to defeat their man on any other basis
than that of fusion. The Democrats will not
be trying any experiment by nominating
Castle, for he has shown by his voice and
votes in congress just what may be ex-
pected Of him. He will be prepared to rem
der good account of himself on the stump
this fall and can be elected.
We believe there are great many Popu-
lists who feel towards Mcguire just as we
feel towards Castle. In every vote cast in
congress since he has been a member of
that body Mcguire has shown that his SYM
pathies are with the common people. If
the Republican party is TO be defeated In
this state this year Mcguire will lead the
ticket that will be victorious. The manipu-
lators In the Democratic, Populist and Sill
yer Republican parties may oppose his NOM
nation, for such men always prefer a mar
who can be handled after his election, but
the great body Of voters will be heard
through their representatives in the several
conventions, and when the democrats nom
mate Mcguire the quiet afforded by the Aus
tralian ballot booth will do the rest. Castle
and Mcguire are all right, and both can be
elected In acknowledgements Times.
The herald., 1898-07-07
Orange BrevitieS

ORANGE, July 6-Shipments of produce
from the Orange depot Of the Santa Fe
during the month of June have been in
pounds as follows: Oranges, 1861, SO2
pounds; potatoes, 210,703; lemons. III, $50;
honey, 24,O7O; peanuts. 4672; apricots, 21S5;
green fruit, CTS; wine, $50; vinegar. 500; wal
nuts, $40; raisins, 800; seeds, 275; butter. p22;
unclassified freight, 1905 pounds; eggs (by
freight only, BAT cases. or 10, 40 dozen.
An entertainment will soon be given for
the benefit of the public library.
Thursday evening the annual reception of
the Orange school alumni will be held at
the Hotel Palmyra.
On Tuesday Mrs. Gaylord and daughter,
Mrs. Carpenter, returned from a visit to
Los Angeles.
Miss Alice McCarty Is visiting friends at
Escondido.
The kettledrum at Tustin at the home of
Mrs. James Rice will be a unique affair.
Miss Benda, Modjeska's niece, and Miss
Janet Wilcox will furnish most enjoyable
program. The proceeds are for the benefit
of Mrs. Gleason.
The herald., 1898-07-07
A CLAMBAKE
It Will Be Given at Redondo Next
Sunday

SUNDAY
REDONDO, July 6.-The Redondo At
traction association has arranged to give a
clambake next Sunday. Enough will be
provided to feed 5000 people.
The guests of the Hotel Redondo en-
joyed pleasant swimming party at the
plunge last evening. About thirty were
present.
The schooner Pasadena has arrived from
the north with cargo of lumber for the
Redondo lumber company.
Thomas l.. Whiteman of Los Angeles
made the best catch of all the anglers on
the wharves yesterday. He landed num-
Der of gamy yellowtail with rod and
reel, besides catching mammoth sea bass.
The Redondo Tennis club has issued in
vitations for an open tournament to he
held on July 18th and 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hamilton of San Fran
cisco, Col. and Mrs. w. S. Richards of Ri
alto, Miss Beatrice Hoyle of Ell Toro and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Wetherly of Pasadena
are among the recent arrivals at the Re-
dondo hotel.
Mrs. c. e. Mitchell is visiting in Los An
geles as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Craig.
The yacht Bonnie Belle was out with n
Jelly crew of Angelenos yesterday. Fifty
eight barracuda were caught in about an
hour.
Bert Loughied, one of the crack basevall
players of the Stanford university nine, is
putting in his vacation here.
A, B. Busch of Los Angeles was at the
beach yesterday.
Since the schools closed in Los Angeles
the number of campers on the beach is in
creasing rapidly.
r. L. Morris of Los Angeles has come
to the beach for the summer and is located
with his family ut cottage No. CT on Ocean
front.
Col. J. H. Seymour, who has been an en-
thuslastc sportsman all his life and used
to ride after the hounds In his former home
in England, has taken to golf and bids fair
to outplay many of the younger golfers.
The herald., 1898-07-07
DEMOCRATS IN ACTION
ARRANGEMENTS FOR OPENING
THE CAMPAIGN
The Free Silver Forces Will Combine.
Death of Captain Sherman-A
Notable Wedding

SAN DIEGO, July 1.-THE Democratic
county central committee met at their
in this CITY last night with a
full attendance, Judge ]. +. Kinney pre-
siding. The meeting throughout was most
harmonious and nearly all present favored
a fusion with the recognized silver forces
in both state and county tickets. IT was
decided to hold primaries on Ju,v 18th for
the election of delegates to n convention 10
be held in this city on July 23d for the mr.
pose of electing TWENTY-FIVE delegates 10
the state convention and also delegates m
the county and congressional convettons
The wedding of Miss Josenhino w,,k,n.
son of this city and Arthur Foster of Hart.
ford, Conn. in St. Paul's church this morn.
ing was witnessed nv q tbrong nc fr,aras
and admirers of the bride that crowded N i.
church to the doors. A wedd,rg hrooLso 81
was given to the bridal marty and ra,ot,vos
of the happv coun,e after tho oaror,on,
Mr. and Mrs Eoster loft nm .ha of,a,noo,,
train for a tour through tho yosor,,,o ,.,
lev. Yellowstone mark and coos+ rssorts q,
route 10 their Connection howe ,,horo
wharf thew exneot to arr,,,o IN A,,r,st
Cantain Matthew sherman ex.n,o,.or of
,bis c;tv d;ed vesterdoy az h,s ros,Ia,oa
a IN coon, IT.; ,.L ,., -,
The herald., 1898-07-07
POMONA
Local Matters Before the, Board, of
Trustees

trustees
POMONA, July 6.--The board of trustees
has instructed the city clerk to visit sew
eral neighboring cities and to investigate
and obtain data in regard to the sewer sys-
tens. The city treasurer's report showed
an available cash balance for current ex-
penses of $500.
The bids for city printing were opened
and that of the Progress rejected because
not filed in time. The Times bid was as
follows 80 cents per square first insertion
and Is cents for subsequent. insertions
No action was taken.
A case of smallpox is reported from the
vicinity of Spadra, the victim being Mex
lean recently from Mexico
G. 2. Barnett, agent at the Southern Pa
cifc depot here. has returned from a
months visit in the east. Mrs. Barnett re-
mains in the east for two or three months
longer.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Vincent and son re.
turned home yesterday after few weeks
visit spent among friends in Wisconsin,
Iowa and Kansas.
Miss Edna Cowan has returned to her
duties at Sacramento after q short visit
with her parents here.
Mrs. Ellen d. Westerman and children
left yesterday for Iowa and Wisconsin.
Lieut.. Reynolds was presented with a
beautiful sword last evening by the high
school cadets.
Ex-senator McComas, the Prohibition
nominee for governor, spent the Fourth al
Santa Monica. He severely criticised the
home celebration of last year and refused
to subscribe towards the one held this year
w. H. Russell, formerly proprietor and
manager of the Pacific hotel here, with his
family, has moved to Puente, where Mr..
Russell will teach school.
Rev. p J. Ward of the Baptist church has
been granted months vacation, which he
will spend at Santa Monica and Catalina.
The herald., 1898-07-07
Ontario News

ONTARIO July GA large crop of new
potatoes is being marketed.
Prospecting for water in the Bodenhamel
development system Is still progressing.
The orange crop season is nearly COM
pleated. the shipments amounting to about
1000 carloads.
Horticultural Commissioner Pease has
appointed John Fink bug inspector.
San Antonio canyon and adjacent foo.
hills were visited on the morning of the
Fourth with a refreshing rain.
Prof. C. o. Nichols has removed with his
family to San Diego.
N w. Stowell of Los Angeles was in this
place yesterday looking after the interests
of the Cucamonga Water company, of which
he is president.
The Epworth league gave a picnic ir
Stoddard's canyon on the Fourth, at which
place Wilbur Randall got his foot injured by
a wheel.
Miss Fraser, returned missionary, VII
lecture to the Y. P. S. c. E. of Ontario at the
First Presbyterian church.
The herald., 1898-07-07
Rivera Ripples

RIVERA, July 6-Rivera's streets pre-.
scented a most deserted appearance on the
Fourth. Nearly everybody went to Los An
geles or the beach,
A farmers institute will be held in RI
vera August 4th and 5th. Prominent speak
ers will be present and it is expected thai
this first institute in Rivera will be great
success.
g. w. Maxson and family started yester-
day for a months outing at Long Beach
The families of Z. l.. Gooch and D. w
Cate start Thursday for the shady side Of
Old Badly.
The herald., 1898-07-07
Santa Barbara Brevities

SANTA BARBARA, July Capt. e. D.
Perkins of Los Alamos was visitor to
Santa Barbara Tuesday. Capt Perkins
says Los Alamos and vicinity show the ef-
feet of dry year more than any other
place near by.
Five hundred and thirty bills against the
county have been filed with County Clerk
Doyle.
Col. Deaderick of Carpinteria has been
appointed supervisor of the First district,
to succeed w. A. Hayne, who resigned to
go to Alaska. Col. Deaderick is Democrat
in politics and has lived for a quarter of a
century in Carpinteria.
Ellwood Cooper Of the famous Cooper
ranch reports that the fruit prospects are
very good
The herald., 1898-07-07
KILLED EIGHT GOATS
Two Successful Hunting Parties at
Avalon

AVALON, July 6.-There were two par
ties out after goats yesterday. A. A. Moore
and DR.. j. p. Dunn succeeded in killing five
goats and wounding several more, but
those wounded managed to get away. The
heads that the first party brought In were
all those OF young goats. One striped head
The herald., 1898-07-07
Queer Sort of Promotion

AS to the punishment that Is likely to be
inflicted on Coxswain Clausen of the New
York for going aboard the Merrimac con-
trary to orders, we shall say he deserves
kicking upstairs.-Boston Journal.
The herald., 1898-07-07
Audience and PLAYERS All Mutes

Schiller's play, maria Stuart" was re
Gently given in Berlin by a company Of
deaf-mutes to large audience of deaf per
sons
The herald., 1898-07-07

Optical work; accurate fitting. ]. W.
Fuller, Bis North Main street.
The herald., 1898-07-07

All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom. a24 South epring street.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-08-10

lieutenant, proposed to the commander
of the fleet to put crew on board a
Trpolitan keteh that had just been
captured, enter the harbor at night, and
rescue Or burn the Philadelphia. This
was done on Feb. 10, 1904 The tiny
Tripolitan vessel stole quietly to the
side OF the captured frigate, and De
catur and his men recaptured her in ten
minutes. But as it was impossible to
move her. she was fired, and Decatur
escaped into the open sea without the
loss of a man.
The navy's part in the war of 1872
was q glorious one. At the outset of
that war Great Britain had 1.04S ships,
carrying 27,S00 guns and 151,572 Off
GERS and men. The United States, on
the other hand, had but seventeen
ships, carrying 442 guns and 5,025 Off
GERS and men. Yet at the end of the
struggle, which lasted less than three
years, the little American navy had for
the time swept the British mercantile
marine from the seas, capturing up
wards of 1000 vessels, on board of
which were more than 10000 British
seamen.
This Is record without parallel, and
1t Quit kens the pulse to read how in
its making the frlgate Constitution,
commanded In turn by Isaac Hull, Will
lam Bainbridge and "Old Ironsides'
Stewart captured the Guerrero and
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-08-10
SPANISH PUNCTllIO.
Amusing Phase of Castilian Character
Exhibited by Cabinet Crisis.

The Cabinet crisis which took place
in Spian in 1888 exhibits an amusing
phase of Spanish character. The minis
terial crisis had existed almost q year,
when the resignation of the Cabinet
took place us the result Of a trivial
question of military etiquette. The
Queen had left Madrid for an excursion
to Valencia, which the Minister Of JUS
tice insisted on her making, according
to the published arrangement, lest the
postponement should be construed as
a sign of fear of the Zorillist republi-
cans, who had convoked a mass meet
Ing in the same city. The Infanta Isa-
bel, who was left to represent her, de-
cided to take journey also, and in
formed General Martinez CampOs that
her sister, the Infanta Eulalie, would
give out the military watchword. The
military governor of Madrid replied
that the married infanta was not legal
ly competent to perform that office, and
that it was impossible, according to
military rules, for him to receive the
parole from her husband, Prince An
tonic, Due de Montpensler, who was
only a captain in rank The Minister
of War, who was not on good terms
with the captain general, sent brusque
telegram ordering him to receive the
password from the Princess Eulalie,
whereupon General Campos offered his
resignation. All attempts to settle the
quarrel failed, and as majority of the
Cabinet sided with the captain general,
General Cassola and the ministers who
had supported his view resigned their
portfolios. Senior Sagasta handed In
the resignation Of the entire Cabinet to
the Queen Regent, but subsequently,
upon the laters request, formed new
ministry.