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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11
PEEHsYIVAHIAs NEW CAPITOL
Interesting CoronnonlsS Incident 20 Lay
ing 1.-THE Cornerstone.

Interesting CoromonleS Incident 10 Lay.
ing Of the Cornerstone.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 10-The laying
Of the cornerstone of the new capitol
took place at noon to-day In the pres
ence Of a large gathering. The grand
lodge Of Masons Of Pennsylvania were in
charge, and some Of the most distin-
gdshed men Of the state were present to
honor the occasion. A heavy rain fell
during tho ceremonies, and yet 1t dad not
dampen the ardor Of those who took
part. The cUrner-Stone IS that used in
the historic capitol destroyed by fire in
February, 1891. The guests OF the Cap
itol Building Commission included state
officials, Judges of the supreme and su-
perior courts and members Of the legls-
lature. At the close Of the Masonic GER
emonheS Governor Daniel Hartman
Hastings Introduced Colonel Mcclure,
who delivered the Grafton
Colonel McCIure'S speech concluded
the ceremonies.
The receptacle in the cornerstone was
filled with articles found in the old cor
ner-stona after the destruction Of the
buildtng. To these were aoded HIST OF
the names Of the present capitol com
mission ard those OF the original COM
mission, the names Of state officials and
deputies, members Of the supreme court
and superior court and those OF Archl-
tect Henry Ives Cobb, and Contractor
AEep B, Rotrke, together with copy
OF the grafton delivered by Alexander K.
Mcclure and the address OF Governor
Hastings.
At the close Of the ceremonies a COLA
ttou was served in the supreme court
chamber. Col. A. K. Mcclure, Of Plfia-
delphda, was entertained at luncheon
this afternoon by Governor Hastings at
the executive mansion.
The act authorizing the erection Of the
new capitol directs that It Shalt be COM
plete6 In time for use by the next leg
igIature The work Is well undSr w.
and the contractor. Alien B. ROurke, Of
Phfiadeiphia, says he will complete the
structure within the specified time.
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NoUKDSvILIE
ARIlSesIIansous MelAnEo OF Minor Ma
Ter from MarshAII'S Metropolis.

AsTISeeIIansoHs MeIAnEo OF Minor Ma
Ter from MarshAIrS Metropolis.
Hadsal Manning, who has been tho
empl0ye OF Beam & Alexander's Drug
Company, left yesterday morning for
cameron 10 take charge OF the drug
store of Hill & Howard. George Gltiln,
Of Flushing, Ohio. has tnken Mr.. Man-
ninE's place with Beam & Alexander.
A large crowd is expected to go on the
excursion to SteubenVllie today. All
ARRANGEMENTS are completed and n very
pleasant time Is promised to all who go.
Scaled proposals for carrying the mail
between the postofilce and the dcpots
ench way will be received bV the post
master until August TO-
Miss Madge Mathews and guest, Miss
Viola Jemson, were entertained by
friends on Wheeling Island last night.
Miss Jessie Terrell, Of New Frecpor:,
PA, is the guest OF Miss May Hays. OF
Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson, Of
Charleston, are the guests OF friends In
the city.
The excursion leaves the wharf here
at i2ib p. nj. to-day.
Friend Cox and family are home from
Mt. Lake Park.
Rev. d. NJ. Spur is at Deer Park.
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.lnl nlnna,nh 10 81 IntellIrencer.

Special DiBpateh % inc IhIeIHBeHcsF'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. TO-
The governor this afternoon gave out
the following appointments: Delegates
70 attend the national irrigation COM
gress on September 1, at Cheyenne.
Wyoming, j. Turner Keen, Huntington;
John Lodges, Bridgeport; A. E. Glass
cock, MorRantown:H Hon. Cyrus H. Scott,
Beverly; W. W. Brannon, Weston, To
the annual congress Of the. national
prison association Of the United States,
al Indianapolis, October IS: s, A. Hawk,
Moundsville; ]. R. Mehen, Petersburg;
julius DcGruyter, Charleston; Captain
Bruce Blue, Grafton; Col H. Andrew.
Union; n. A. Robinson, Frankfort;
Hugh Ike Snow, Blueheld, and N. J..
Keadle, Williamson.
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a friend Of the Iutelllgeneer last night
made a suggestion which IS without
doubt quallAed to enter the bright
idea" class. 1t is in relation to the
councIlmanic muddle which has been
the outgrowth of discussion and vari-
ance Of opinion regarding the applIca-
don of the PewIkey railroad for an ex-
tension of harbor lines at the foot OF
Fourteenth street.
This difference OF opinion has resulted
in two opposing parties, one advocating
the granting of the application and the
other violently opposed to any extern
sion Of the harbor lines recently pro-
mnlgated by the federal government and
which are intended to prevent Just such
infringements.
The Intelllgencer's friend, who de-
clines to permit the use Of his name,
which is prominent in comerclal circles,
suggests that the railroad rebuild It's
freight station on structural Iron tounda-
tons, IN place Of the Alllhg In with Stag
with which the company proposes TO re-
place the present wooden plling now IN
a rotten and unstable condition.
This seems to be happy thought. So
far as the Intelligencer knows. directors
10 the concession asked by the railroad
do mot object to the present piling upon
which the freight station stands. Being
consistent, they cannot, OF course, object
to foundation made Of structural iron,
through which the waters can find their
way with as much ease as through the
wooden plling.
Several cuuncIlmen who oppose the
concession beyond the harbor lines ask
ed by the Pewikey company, had their
attention called to this Idea last night,
and they were heartily in line with it,
and said II the railroad company would
agree to rebuild the station upon struc-
tural iron foundation they would sup
port the company In Its contention that
Il should be allowed to occupy the
ground Il has occupied for many years
long before the harbor lines were estab-
llRhed.
The Pewikey company's local stock
holders-and they are many, the board
of county commissioners and numerous
business men holding stock-were tndig-
nant last night over the publication in
the evening paper denominating them as
the railroad hog-it-all" They point
out the fact that the Pewikey has not
been an habitual mendicant at the pub
lie favor bureau; that the railroad Is
largely local concern, and that 1t is not
asking for the occupancy az more
ground than 1t has occupied for some
time. One gentleman. Identified with
the railroad, went 80 far as to doubt the
dlsiRterestedness OF the motives of the
evening paper in attacking the Pewikey,
and cited reason for holding that opln-
ion.
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Tho Wyoming Massaeres-one OF the Sad
dest Incidents In American History;
A Camp Kitchen-How They Cook IN inc
Army Camp at ChickamRuga.
Bombardment OF San Juhn-Onc OF the
Principal Engagements OF the Present
War.
Tho Monitor and tho Matchmaking DeS.
perate Encounter ut Hampton ROADS
Tho Soldiers Drenm-Beautiful Reproduc'
ton Of the Prize Winner OF the Salon
OF 1SSS
Reading the News-How tho Newspapers
are Received In Camp.
COnteGtS of Portfolio No. :.
Regimcntal Inspection.
The Flag OF Truce.
Artillery Exercise Ground. Near San Juan
Porto Rico.
Company Street.
Troop &C" Camp Alger, Va
Firing the Royal Salute.
Wiicpx's Battery.
Doom OF Santiago double page.
Locking Down the Prado. Havana.
Battle OF Cnrdenns.
Iona,
The Newport"
The Recall.
Qualifications OF San Juan. Porto Rico
The Princess Promenade, San Juan,
Morning Music. Chlckhmauga Park.
The Company Cook, Colored.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger In the Guy aud wheeling PEG.
pie Abroad.


Strangers In the Guy and wheeling PEG.
pie ABB oad.
Harry King, Of Amos, Is a guest Of the
Howell.
Clement Hess and wife have returned
from Mt. Clemens, Mich.
j. &c. Pancake, OF Romney. yester-
day registered at the Mcclure.
Postmaster George Wise is with his
family at Mountain Lake Park to-day.
Miss Ora Lee Davis, of Washington.
Pa, is the charming guest Of Miss Jen-
ME AcGown.
C. r. Dulin, Of Parkersburg. and 7. W.
Martin. Of Fairmont, are registered at
the Windsor.
Miss Alice MacBin. of Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF the Misses Salisbury, Of
Eleventh street.
George K. Gay, of Buckhannon, and
n. c, Kraft, OF SisterSville, last night
registered at the stamm.
E. E. Kelly, OF Klari's pharmacy, has
returned from tour of the lakes, and
says IT iB the trip OF EN- all.
Miss Annie Bloclinger, OF Pittsburgh,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Albert Fisher, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. sylvanus Hall, OF Fairmont, was
In the city yesterday. He left this
morning over the Baltimore & Ohio road
for Atlantic City.
Mrs. C. D. Trueman and sister, Miss
Flora Mcconnell, of the Island, are vis-
tting their sister. Mrs. Showater, OF
Dunlcirk. New York.
Herman Bentz, William Knoke, Will
liam Helulein and Charley Ferguson,
Eighth ward nImrOds, left for their fish,
ing camp near Moundsville, yesterday
afternoon.
John Manley, Austin Ritz, Pat McGin-
ley and Sam Coulder left last night for
Philadelphia, where they will try to join
a school ship Of the navy. These boys
until recently worked at the Windsor.
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A Superb
Pictorial
Record Of a
Glorious
War;.
contents Of PortfoIlo No. !.

The First Blow for Llberty-Struck at
Lexington, April 10, lII5.
Burning OF tho Congress"
Group Picture: Principal warships Of tho
American Navy.
A Battery in Action.
Governor Hastings Visit to Mount Grctna.
Group Picture: cervera's Fleet Leaving
Group Picture: Tho Struggle at the stone
Fence double pngel.
A Pell-Aiel Cavalry Charge.
Engagement Bewcen Scraps" and bon
Hommc Richard"
Flight.
Doubie-Turrot Monitor Monterey" on tho
Way to Manila.
The Death OF Montgomery.
Troop Transports Leaving San Francisco
for Manila.
ing an Engagement.
A Company OF American Cowboy Cavalry.
Contents Of Portfolio No. 2.
Group Picture: The Principal Vessels of
the Spanish Navy.
The Battle OF Bunker Hin.
The Sixth United States Infantry in Camp
Mt Tampa,
The Last Of the Redskins,
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COLON, Colombia, Aug. 10 (via Cal
vestou). -A3Wces received from carta-
gena today say that the Italian consul
there, who has just returned from Boz
gota reports that the Colombia congress
has authorized President Caro- to settle
the Cerrui claim The necessary sup
Elementary vote was accordingly added
to the budget, which was passed with
the best grace. The matter is therefore
practically settled, only the manner and
detnils Of payment remaining TO be nix
ed. It Is understood that the good Of
fees Of the British, French and German
ministers Mt Bogota helped to effect the
aakf6nf1ent
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Nnr.r for nIon,.nI. cnmn.

NEW YORK, August 1O.-At a meet
ing OF the executive committee Of the
Red Cross relief committee to-day the
problem OF supplying the Montauk
camp with water was solved. William
T. wardwell. on behalf OF the Stand
ard oil Company the Union tank line
and the Long Island railroad. offered
the use OF four six thousand gallon
tank cars to supply che camp with
spring water. The offcr was accepted
and the tanks viii Immediately be put
In condition so that water can be taken
10 the camp tomorrow.
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Entrance to Harbor OF Santiago de Cuba.
A Porto Rico Poultry Vendcr.
A Porto Rico Belle.
Group Picture: The Flying Squadron.
Group Picture: Perry's Victory on Lake
Erie double pnge).
Tho District OF Santa Anna, Manila.
The Battle OF Manila.
inspection OF Arms and Advertisements.
Swearing In Troops Mt Mount Gretna.
View OF Santiago de Cuba HarbOr.
Getting Ready for Guard Duty.
Ambulance and Encampment, Tampa
Tho Guard Detail.
The Mess Tent
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BRUSSELS, Aug. 1O.-An exceedingly
doubtful story Is published by the solr
of this city in dispatch from BARGE
Iona, which says That at recent meet
ing of the Carligt lenders It was decided
TO Immediately take action. and that
orders were issued for the carlists to
assemble.
II IS further said 10 be reported TINT
Don Carlos personally enters Spain on
Monday or Tuesday next, and that In
the nsehnnime 10000 rifles and quanti-
ties of ammunition have reached the
CnFdiBtR
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Contents Of POrtioIio No. 3.

Battle Of Manila-whero Admiral Dewey
Won His Honors.
Lieutenant Hobson's Exploit-The Sinking
OF the Merrimac In Santiago Channel.
Getting Ready to Misunderstanding Up In
the Rank and File.
The Cadiz Fieet-our Spanish Enemy Now
in the Mediterranean.
Round Top, GettyshurR-Onc OF the CHI
makes In that Awful Battle
Breaking Camp--An Inventory OF HIS
Equipment on tho March.
Battle Of Camden-ThO Battle In which
General DeKalb lost his life.
The Boston MaBsacro-Thnt Awful StruG-
gle Between COlonists and Regulars,
Guarding Powder Mllls-Duties Of the Sec
ond Pennsylvania Boys.
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FLOOD 9HREArEHTD
In ne KanaWha VaiIey-Nsariy RouF
Inehss o. Rainfall.

n kll AAaNAlNI48 NAAAN4 -At-@AA8 -N---
Insliss Of Rainfall.
Special Dispatch 70 the Intslllgeneer.
cHARLEsToN. ". Va, Aug. TO-
Charleston and the whole Ranawha val
ley Is threatened with q hodd, a1s inches
of rain has fallen in the past twenty
four hours. Trains are delayed. tele-
phone wires are down. bridges are
washed away, and land slides are NUM-
erous. Trains over the Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad are reported twenty hours
late. All creeks are swollen into small
riverS, and rivers are out OF their banks
carrying destruction before them. About
forty feet Of water Is expected here In
the RanaWha river. This VIM do con-
siderable damage.
Word from Racine says Coal river Is
higher than before in years. The c.. c. &
8. railroad is badly tied up with wash
outs and land.slldes.
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MAR,lN,s FERRY.

IInps aud nIIaInAp. ia the Thriving city
Across the River.
James MitcheTs, who for seven years
was paymaster at the AetnN4Stundard
has resigned to accept similar posi-
lion at the Laughlll. His resignation
win take effect August 20.
Harry Stewart, the efficient pharnfa-
cist at E. K. Hoge's drug store. has re-
signed to accept a position with j. c.
Dent, at Bridgeport. He win enter upon
his new duties September 1.
The funeral OF Robert George occurred
yesterday afternoon from the home OF
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CONDITION OF CROPS.

Lower Condition OfCorn While Wheat iu
Some Points Higher.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o.-The August
report OF the statisttciEn Of the depart
ment Of agriculture shows the following
average conditions on August /:
Corn $40; spring rye 93.7: barley 1913:
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Aug. iO-The
Spanish hospItnl ship Alicante sailed for
Spain to-day with 1000 sick Spanish sol
diers on board The Spanish steamer
IslG Dc LuZon arrived here this morn
ing and Will take 2,i36 Spanish Buldlers
She has bed capacity for $50 sick.
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nD0N'T GET BEINEEN ~ ND m
EhEAif." -Dusef % ffiaco hsnry, n
Hong Kong, telofe lie battle d II,
AZ break Of dawn Manila BAY
A sheet Of iimpld water lay,
Extending tRentY miles away,
Twenty miles from shore to shore
As creeping on q squadron bore
As squadron never moved before,
And grandly on the iiagshlp led,
With battle fiags Ut each masthead.
The Baltimore and Raleigh true,
The Petrol, Boston, Concord, too,
Their hags Of glory proudly new.
OF shell and shrapncl bursting DER
our bravo, undainted CommodOFel
"Hold our hrcl" he calmly said,
As from the bridge he brayely led
To death or glory on ahead!
Fun twenty minute slowly crcpt
Fro lightning from our turertS leapk
And pent up hell no longer slept!
Tho Spanish decks with dead ueo
Their Eu guns on shore were silene.d
rneir En- sissss wero down ere npsh .,
Dawned on the feet that Dewey led
A miracle, while SpaniRrds bled;
For on our side was not one deadl
The Battle Of ManIla Bay
From mind shall never pass away
Nor deeds OF glory wrought that day;
For mid that battles awful roar
The Spanish pride, TO rise no mora,
Was BUNDLED by our Commodore.
-LStractS lrom poem written BY ueutcnOsl
COrWin P. Ross, 90 board tlaSShip, alter lh6
Battle Of Manila Bay
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A HAPPY THOUGHT
That viii Possibly Prove to be the
Solution Of the
UGLY MIDDLE IN CITY COUNCIL

RELATIVE TO THE PROPOSED
CHANGE OF HARBoR LINES ON
THE APPLICATION OF THE
PEw1KBY RA1LRoAD-wY
NOT HAVE THE RAILROAD USE
STRUCTURAL IRON WORK I'M
DER IT'S DEPOT IN PLACE OF
THE PRESENT RorT1Na Pill
mgr
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Illar Pictures from The Yront


HIS Magnificent Series Of War Pictures will be issued weekly
M while the war lasts and when complete will comprise an in
interesting and continuous pictorial record
ofhe Spanish War great historical value twill
interesting alike old young; and the latter
the War Pictures provide instructive and inspiring our
nations war foreign power ApctOal history ofthe
Civil complete and accurate this pictures
would be to-day worth its weight god but at that time the develop
nt Of the photography and ps in its infancy To
day with the unng camera
those scenes being daily enacted that pe with intense human
interest to those friends and loved at the front
facing the eny guarding the nations honor The pictures
that will appear from week to Our Nation in War;" will Wv
M portray scenes commandments land and fights armies
marching through Cuba Gimp in Cckamauga Tampa and
other points where troops concentrated The movements Of
our soldiers and battle ships in the Philippines will be
followed with this energy will be the of our armies
in Cuba in such Photographic records of its deeds
of erois and national pride and public opinion demands
to be preserved all time Our artists the front are thor
ougy equipped carry the undertaking herein outlined
and we offer the this service readers who should make
application Office through carriers agents. this
set of war pictures for the benefit of the home circle
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a. o. II. md Ladies' Auxiliary will
picnic at Mozart Park, on Thursday,
August IL
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nD0NT seT BEINEFn IL 40 m
ENEMY. Doeef % Phaoe henrN 4
Hong kons, telofc lle battle d IA,
nila bay.
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CONTENTS OF PORTFOLIO No. s.
TERMS oR DEsRRIRuTIoH


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WANTED-BY WHITE GIRL. PLACE IN PRI-
vate family to do chambcrwork and help with
washing. or cooking and general housewprk and
no washing or ironing. Address Z. ", Star office .
WANTED-BY y RESPECTABLE COLORED WO-
man, Il place cook in private family; city
reference from last employer. Call address
1915 Vincent court, bet. 18th and 18th y ard .
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WANTED-POSIfION AS WORKING OR DI-
rectiDg housekecpar, by a young widow exper-
fenced ia such work. Address y. NJ, Star office.
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WANTED-POSlTIoN AS DAILY COVERINGS
by superior teacher of mrsic, German, french,
English; excellent references. TRUTH. Star
Office sc3O-3t+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-10-01

10th -. Cairo FLATS
This desirable corner dwelling cont aiming II
rooms and baths. heated by furnace and open
fireplaCes; fine location: convenient T. cars lace
sunny rooms; nice yard at front and side
Only $50 per month.
For further particulars apply 20
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.
se27-tu, th&s3t 1924 OF. NV,