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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21
WAR PREPARATIONS
OfFranco-Important Naval Experiment
nj Touion,

OfFranco-Important Naval Experiment
NJ Toulon.
PARIS, oct. 2O.-The alleged war pre-
parations of France ore the absorbing
subject of discussion here at present
Accordlng to the French papers, there
we're important naval experiments at
Toulon last evening. A fiotilla of torpe-
do boats was detailed to make an en-
deayor to force the entrance OF the har-
Dor and the whole garrison was called
to arms and the forts and batteries
were manned, ready for instant action.
The result OF the experiments has not
been made public.
NJ. Delcasse, minister OF foreign a.
fairs, has ordered that the report OF
MujOr Marchand as to the situationI at
Fashodn. which is expected at Cairo to-
night. be telegrnphed textuHlly. Owing
to It's probable length, 1t is expected
TINT at least forty-elght hours viii be
required to reduce II to the French cl-
pher code at Cairo and to translate II
In Paris.
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Kfter Tlolss, scaIpsrs,

CHICAGO. oct. 2O.-The hght between
the railroads and the ticket brokers re-
sultlng from the Efforts of the former 60
prevent the scalplnG Of tickets by the
latter. has been taken into court, Seven
railroads to-day petitioned for an IN.
junction restraining the sale bF the
brokers Of excursion tickets issued by
the roads on account OF the peace juoi'
lee In this city.
The plea In each case sets up that tne
ticket brokers through alleged fraudu-
lent transfer OF the Individual one rare
round trip ticket issued by the roads
for the jubilee, have caused the roads
great financial loss, and that through
the number OF the Offenders any REM
edy by a suit at law Is lmpractlcahle,
The petition was presented to Master
In Chancery Leaning, and upon his
Recommendation temporary rcstraln-
Ing order was issued by Judge Smith.
owing TO delag In securing the ueces.
sary bond, service ON the order win be
made tomorrow morning. The brokers
against whom the Injunction Is levied
Is number thIrty-two and Include near
IL all the downtown ticket soalpers,
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iti policy. Il Is no Impeachment Of the
Loyalty. or patfiotisuasof the people thar
they decline 70 condone the inc0mpe-
l6ncy. the negligence, the fayoritlam
Ia the corruption which charac ctefiEed
the conduct OF come Of the departments
of the government, especially since the
close OF the war, resulting IN much pri-
walton, suffering ana death, gaddenlng
the glorious memoFies Of the conflict
and demanding an ofIiclai invest CATION.
They naturally distrust an administra-
tion which dellrea 20 investigate Itself
hnd they insist with much proprietE
'tiat the peoples representative In, Com
gress assembled constitute the proper
tribunal for the conduct Of such an in-
VeStl1ation."
Tine remainder OF Mr. Elll's speech
dealt entirely with state issuea, at-
tackIng the Republican party for canal
scandals, the RalneS llqn0r law and the
Metropolitan election laW-the so-calied
isgFonce bill"
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. oct 2o-The
war investigating commission conelud-
ed its labors at Jacksonville tonight
and shortly after 10 o'clock left jack
sonvlllc for Atlanta expecttng to take
up business there.
The commission has spent four days
In Jacksonville This being the nrSt or
the camps 10 be visited, II has been
awarded somewhat more OF time than
will be given to other points with the
possIble exception Of Chickamauga.
The commissioners are generally
pleased with the result OF thelf labots
here. TheV have naturally met with
complaints. but these have generally
dealt with comparatively unlmportant
pcjlnts and IN very few n any cases
have thoy Indicated neglect or eulpAhle
tnismnnagcment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21
GREAT PREPARATIONS
Being Made at Huntington for the'Itsesp-
ton ofsenatOr ElldnL

Being Made at Huntington for thoR Rsesp-
ton OfsenatOr ElItlns.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Oct 2o.-
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the EIklns meeting here tomorrow
night. The senator and Hon. A. B.
White will be entertained at o'clock
tea by Hon. and Mrs. j. L. Caldwell.
A reception in honor OF the senator
will be given at the Florentine Hotel,
by Hon. and Mrs. James A. Hughes,
and general reception Will take place
at the Davis opera house. Major En-
sign Will escort the party through the
Ensign Manufacturing Company's
plant, while Captain Z. j. Davies will
accompany them through the Chesa-
peake & Ohio shops. Everything Is be-
ing done to make the visit pleasant and
Interesting to the distinguished guests.
Major p. NJ. Campbell, chairman OF
the Fourth district congressional COM
mittee. and Hon. Elliott Northcott, e1-
chairman, have Just returned from a
tour OF the upper end OF the district,
and state to your reporter that Judge
Freer will be elected by minimum
majority of 1000.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Presldent Ne
Kinley aud the members Of hls paTty
left for Washington tonight over the
Pennaylvanla road. The crowd that has
followed him ovsry time he has APPEAR
ed in public was with him to the last,
and 1. required the eforts Of i5o polies4
men 20 restrain the throng which pack
ed. the depot to spffocatipn.
Just as the train pulled out the Pres
ident appeared on the rear platform OF
the last car and bowed repeatedly IS
the crowd cheered him.
During the "trip to Washington the
President win make stops and deliver
speeches at Logansport, Ind, Indianap-
oils, Columbus and Pittsburgh. All Of
these addresses will be short and In
formal with the exception Of thar at In
dianapolls, where stop OF three-quar-
tiers OF an hour win be made.
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL


aIlinionary Einhop' ApPolntsd-Ths state
oEthn Church.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 2o.-By
unanimous vote the house OF deputies
of the Episcopal council adopted reso-
lutIon liking Tuesday next, october 25,
as the day OF final adjournment, the
closing exercises to occur at p. m.
The house OF bishops took important
action to-day In selecting four missions
ary blshops. Owing to the solemnity OF
this proceeding, Il wns preceded by
holy communion The ballotlng follow
ed. with the following results:
For Boise, 1daho--Rev James Bowen
Funster, rector Of Trinity Church, Ports
mouth, Va.
For Sacramento, Cal,-Rev. William
HAL Morcland, rector OF st. Luke's
church. San Francisco.
For North Dakota-Rev. Samuel C.
Edsall, rector OF ST, Peters church. CHI
caEo.
Presiding bishop OF Brazll-Rev, Luz
Glen Lee Klnsolvlng, OF Virginia, q
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PARIS, Oct, 2O.-At the cabinet meet
ing to-day the minister OF foreign ar
fairs, NJ. Delcasse, read a dispatch from
the French minister at Pekln. NJ. Ger.
ard, announcing that French mis-.
sionary and several Chinese Catholic,
have been mRssacred or burned e
denth In u chapel at Paklung by riot
Gus mob, NJ. Gerard Immediately dc.
manded reparRtion from the Chinese
government,
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.GITING B0IH S!lGS
Hermit HiIps Speech Is Presented
Asa Sample
OF BEaOCRACY's DIRE PLEA

For votsi-Ths eau Of Year, that ti.Ss
BashSlor Of wsSIfsrVS Roo's has been
Accommodating e Injected IN ths spsssA
witch he IaalstSd on his Rrooklyh
Hsarsrs Last NiEht-Ho Astsrts Feiss
Prsmisas and Naturally Makes Ralss,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Epllhss
arShs Sysaponi, aud SANDER and plis
representation his Argunonts, couplsa
with llaiisnan. DsmagoEy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21
GREAT OTTPOURING.
OF Republicans at Elklns-Atkln-
son Meeting Parkersburs.
THE MOST STRIKING INCIDENT

In iho History of Rspuhlleanllm N Wsst
virginia Desired when q Rspabliean
senator shook IIsud1 with = Rspueii-
can povsrnorsn the Same stass-sonn-
tor EiklnS' Ba,insS'-Liko Telh-esv.
srnor AtzlBion Captures ths Aadienee
" III, Forosfal speech on the Living
I,sass ofths nay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21
THI BEST o. all.
The Presidents Reception by the
Railroad Employees.
TREAENDOyS GATHERING

direct. tlim-Tho ch,of executive Make.
one of ths IIsPpls.t Hiu ofhls Trlp In
hi, Address at the Rirlt RsSi'asns
Armory, ChieAEo-Be COnErataiates
hl, Hearers on lssturnlng Prosperity,
aSd they Endorse his Remarks with
Symrathotls APproval-A Great ova.
don EStsndsd the Prssltsnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21
"FLAGsHIP OLYMPIA.
"MANILA, p. /.
To W. j. Holland, Chancellor Of the

To W. ]. Holland, Chancellor Of the
Western University OF Pennsylvania.
Dear Sir:-I have much pleasure in
acknowledging the receipt OF your let-
ter OF June Q. conveying the pleasant in
telligence OF the action OF the trustees
and faculty of the Western University
of Pennsylvania in comforting upon me
the honorary degree Of doctor OF laws,
while ! have received many evil
dences OF the appreciation In which my
countrymen hold my efforts TO break
the power OF Spaiti In the Far East, yet
no act OF Individual or corporation has
given me more unqualified pleasure
than this one OF this great university.
"Will you do me the honor to accept
for yourself and the trustees and fac
ulty my warmest thanks, and believe
thnt have the highest appreciation OF
this noble distinction.
~ am, sir, with great respect,
"Very sincerely.
(slgned.) GEORGE DEWEY"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21

tlnguished guests from Washington
were present and composed the group
which surrounded the Preaident on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21
DEwEY's RESPONSE

To Pennsylvania UnIvsrsIty for Cons
GsrrinE Degree Upon Him.
PITTSBURGH, Pn., oct. 2O,-The
chancellor OF the Western University OF
Pennsylvania has received the following
letter from Admiral Dewey in acknowl-
edgement of a letter sent last June, no.
tlfying the admiral that the honorary
degree of doctor OF laws had been con-
ferred upon him:
"FLAGsHIP OLYMPIA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21

The temperature yesterday rs Observed
by Z. Sehnepi, druggist, corner Market
and tonrteonIh streets. was aA followa.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-04-26
S. *. Hooper b. f Nevins
q P& ia General Agent
ii. Nj. Cushing,
Trav Passenger Agent.

To cur Constellation J. oa aver.
Take Cascn ~ Candy Cusngrti. zoe or g5c
II G. G. @. fail G cure iragylsts r.s"ud money
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-04-26

1t was expected to hold the last meet
Ing Of the NJ. ]. A. on Wednesday night
but because of painting The interior Of
the meeting house it will not be held
The ccnjoint meetings will be continued
olce mouth during the summer
season The associations have done
good work the past winter. I.ehi haze
one OF the best organizations in the
state.
Manager Cutler in company with
capitalists visited the Mt. Nebo country
yesterday. This region is attracting
much attention at present. With good
prospects for securing II beet sugar
factory it will become valuable as a
farming district.
A Turk passed through Lehi yesterday
on bicycle. He has Leen lecturing IA
this county and was returning to Salt
Lake.
George A. Smith and A. j. Evans
w,re is Goshen on Sunday as home
missionaries
Miss Luella Ellsworth, one OF Pleas
ant Groves school teachers, was in Lehi
on Sunday.
The meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Fairly Harvest Mining Co. has
postponed until tomorrow night.
Mrs Will Thornton OF American Fork
spent Sunday with her parents.
The program for the Oct. Eisteddfod
is out.
Mrs. a. c. Pearson is visiting her par
eits.
Jas. Clark OF Cedar Fort was in Lehi
OIL business yesterday,
Jas. Nj. Kirkham il having an artes-
ian well sunk near his residence.
Henry Evans leaves to-day Tor La
Grande, Or.
Gotteib Beck is over from Eureka
visiting relatives in Lehi
Mrs. Prime Evans has been visiting
in lit Lake
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-04-26

Don't annoy others by yonr coughing
and risk your life by neglecting cold
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-04-26
Notice for Publication.
No. 1851.
Land Office at Salt Lake City
April IL lSQSt


Land Office at Salt Lake City,
April IL, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler mas filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver
Of the U. S. Land Office at Salt Lake
City, Utah, oil May q, 1898, viz: Gilbert
Lloyd, on IL. e. 1904 for the + . S w \
section 80 TIP. 3 IS. lot 3 OF section s To.
4SRlW.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz: Charles
Nokes, VIM Newman, Oscar S. Booker.
Francis NJ. Sawyer, OF Riyerton, Utah.
II. n. McGREw, Register.
l.. IL. GRAY, Atty.
(First publication April I2)
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Probate and Guardianship Notice

Consult County Clerl. or the Respect
i've Signers for Further Information.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF William Coates deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned Oh or before
July IL 1898
JOSEPH w. COATES,
Administrator.
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No-To-I,ac for Fit.y Cents.
CASToErA.
The Fac NJ
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cASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
no fac If
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-19

COTTON MILLS TO COME SOUTH
The following press dispatch Of the
l4th infant, sent out from Boston,
Mass., il 40 index to the cotton mills
industry Of The south:
@'rhe annual meeting Of The M>sssa-
chusetts mills at Lowell was held to-
dag at the Trust building. Thoapnual
meeting Of the Massachusetts mill in
Georgia was also held.
"Reports on the years business Of
the two mills stated that the mills In
Lowell had suffered from the depressed
condition Of the cotton goods market
aud low prices, which were below
what many classes Of goods could be
produced for under conditions exist
ing n Massachusetts,.
's0u the other hand, southern mills
making the same class OF goods as
those made ia Lowell we're able to sell
at the same price and make fair
profit, owing to lower cost Of manu-
facturs, lower wages, long hours Of
work and lessened cost for power.
srhe following reportto the stock
holders was adopted: In view Of the
fact that The goods produced at the
Massachusetts mills in Lowell can be
produced At the mill IN Llndale, Ga !,
at lower cost than they can be pro-
duoed AZ lowell, il is recommended
tbat the board Of directors be author
issd 70 consider the question o. trans
ferring the business from Lowell TO
Georgia and report at q future meet
inglg
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-19
SHERIFF. SALES.

one-haif interest IN that certain one-F0om
house, formerly used as an ONCE. situate upon
erty OF " "A. Mcdonald. Levied upon TO salts
~ ahaiance due unto James Wslkor Of the sum
Of S520-5z, with interest from January ~, 1886.
upon tlas certain execution issued out Of tie
superior court Of Glynn county upon judg-
ment obtained At the May term, 1892 thereof,
IN favor Of Joseph II. 6iison VS. w. A. McI)on-
aid, as mailer, ard James Walker and Daniel
MeDonaid cDdOrsers said "a having been
taken up ~ he said James Walker for the full
SUN o. principal, Interest and costs due upon
the same to TIE aJi day o. June. 1907 A. appears
thereon with credits thereon which reduce said
execution 70 $510.52 principal. and levied upon
also for al costs accfuinx for present levy and
advertisement and sale u SAID property, and ali
other costs attendant thereon Written notice
given tenant ia possession and w. a. Melon
aid. Levy made BY E. y. Taylor, deputy shsr-
i O., and returned to me.
". II. BERRTE, sheriff.