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Tina yesuyIa. i. ali R,aht.

NEWPORT. r. 1.April 10, The pncu.
matte gun boat vcsuvius successfully
fired o loaded shell, from her guns, In
Narrasansett Bay TO ,day. She was out
all the morning and after throwing
dummy projectlles foriline fire and dis.
lance adjustmcn, she closed IN Into tho
lower range OF the measured mile
course" and discharged her three guns
In close succession. The first two were
apparently dummy shells, but tho third
shot plowed along some distance and
then a great column OF: water was
thrown into the, air. which opened UNI
lbrella.likc before 1. descended. The trial
was pronounced most successful.
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DEPARTMENT BILL
Fer ,Tsmpsr.tily Insr..linr ths a,
NJ " .tt Nv Tn Va mai = Irn.... n i1 T.

Fer tTemparatily IncreaAinR the Army.
This Volunteer Forcss. ,tljl
WASHINGTON, April 10. The war
department bill 10 provide for temper.
arily Increasing the military cStablish-
Srnent In time OF war was sent tod 10
Chairman Hull. Of the house military.
affairs committee, and Senator Hawley,
the chairman OF q similar committee In
the senate. The measure was prepared
sundcr'the immediate supervision OF AS.
sststant Secretary Afeikcljohn, after n,
thorough and careful study OF the best
interests OF the service. = y. 4
lnitransmitting the bill TO congress a
request IL made for favorable consider
alton and in view OF the exlscnc!es OF
the situation. speedy action. Ia expected.
in time OF war the army. Is to consist of
two branches. tho regular and tho vol
,intcer army. the latter to be maintain-
ed only during the existence OF war, or
while war Is Imminent, and Is to be
raised and organized only after con-
gress authorizes. All enlistmerts for
the 5Yo!unteer army are to be for three
years unless sooner terminated. All
the lregimental and company officers OF
the volunteer army are to be appointed
4 BY the President. upon the recommen-
daaon of the governors OF the states In
which their, respective Organizations arc
raised. ,fs5lJI r 5i5i,1'5 :. r
lconcerning the National Guard, It Is
provided that when the members OF
any company or regiment Of the organ
ltsedmilltia shall enlist in the volunteer
army In body, as such company or
regiment, the regsmental officers In SER
vice with the militia organization thus
enllsting may be appointed by the Pres :,
i!dent, subject to an examination as to
illness and capacity. 10 be officers OF
corresponding grades IN the SAME or
SaniSatlon when It Ia received in tho
service as q part, OF the volunteer army.
The troops In time OF swar, whether
belonging TO the regular or volunteer
army, or 70 the militia, are to be or
gan!zed Into divisions OF three brigades.
each brigade to he composed OF three
or more regiments, and when three or
more divisions are assembled In the
same army the President lsto organize
them into an army corps, eacl, corps to
consist OF not mo.e than three dlyls-
ions. The President Is to appoint In tina
volunteer army not exceeding one ma,
'iorygeneral for each organized army
CORPS and division. and one brigade gem
era for each brigade, to be selected
from the regular volunteer army or
a u " \ r . c .
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A Gencrous Proyislon.

DETROIT. April 19.-The National
Express Company has semitic all Of It's
Offices notice that all employees who arc
members Of militia companies or other
military bodies or who may be called to
active service In the prospective war,
Will be allowed half pay during their
entire term OF service. and all who re-
turn alive will be reinstated at full pay.
either In tho position he vacated or in
one; carrying equal compensation.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill., April 10

4 SPRINGFIELD, H.. April 19.-Gov-,
,crnor Turner has ordered twenty fifty-
calibrc Springfield rifles sent to Rosbor-
ough. near Sparta, Randolph county.
and 600 rounds Of ammunition to be
used In quelling disturbances OF riotinS
coal miners. Sheriff Mcfarland called
! on the governor to-day and explained
the situation. He will return with rifles
: TO arm the deputies. II the sheriff can
not maintain peace, the governor says
he VIII call out the state troons. ~.
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,,or. SIC Dow.l, ,ll.,ry.

Special Dispatch to the Intell!sencer.
WEIGH, ". Va, April lat the
head OF Crazy Greek, Bill Crockett, Tabc
Klnley. John Richardson and Frank
Brewer went to the house where Mrs;
Bosgs and her seventeen-year:old
daughter lived forced their way into the
house by breaking down the door with
a club, and at the points ottheir revolt
ivers, compelled the two to submit to
their assaults. Mrs. Boggs is sixty years
old and IS in 4 critical condition. All
four men fled to the mountains. War
rants were issued and a sheriff's posse
from Dickinson Is searching for them. :
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Activity q Issy ws.,.

y KEY w EST: Fla, April u, The ef-
feet OF the news from Washington was
soon noticed on board the ships lying
nthe Inner harbor. The officers began
sending their personal belongings
ashore and the ships were stripped OF
whatever superfluous articles remained.
All the work In progress Is being push
ed TO q finish, but little or nothing re-
mains 70 be done which would delay
The neetfor q moment. The Cuban COL
ory here IL In a high state OF elation.i
All the morning groups OF excited pa
itrlots have been discussing the posslh!l-
tiles while Others have been marching
through the streets shouting Cuba
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For Wheeling In First Regiment
Of the National Guard.
COLONEL CLARENCESMITHIsAYS'
- VI " = al. - Iiil ffsy ~ VS. II
HE HAS ALREADY RECOMMEND
ED THREE NEW. COMPANIES.
For TIE yAcANctEs IN THE
rlRsT-A MOVE no COMBINE
THE VIRGINIA AND WEST viR.
GINA VOLUNTEERS INTO ONE
BRIGADE UNDER FITzHtioH
LEE.

Interest In the organization Of a COM
pany OF militia In Wheeling. which II
was intended would become a. par. Of
the First regiment OF the West Virginia
National Guard Is increasing 20 such al,
extent that It Is assured a full strength
company can be formed II 1t develops
that admission TO the National Guard
can be had.
4 However the prospect Is mot fla,terlns
that Wheeling will secure company In
the Guard at least not as II Is at pres-
Ont constituted. When the Wheeling
young men effected their preliminary
Organization itiwas thought there would
be no trouble in Jumping into one OF the
three vacancies IN the First regiment,
but this appears to have been a wrong
conclusion. Yesterday, the 1ntcllIscncer
wired Colonel Smith. of the Flrs, rcsI-
mcn., asking MIN II there was a vacancy
which Wheeling. company could MI.
The following reply was received last
night: 4. Z.
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HAVANA, April 1.-THE newspaper
OF Sagua Ia Grande eriticlses the char
itr OF the United States toward the re-
concentrates. One newspaper says "Thc
effects remitted by Eanbcrsen were old
clothes, dirty and rotten, which APP
peared TO have been picked UP on the
streets. and which were full OF mi
crobcs. The shoes were like the dam
aged barSes OF the Texas and Iowa"
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PUBLIC SALES.
SALE.


Under tho authority OF Va deed OF assign.
ment made by Hannah Emshcimer and
Emanuel Emshelmcr, her husband. dated
on the 9Th day. Of October. a. D. 1897, and
recorded in the Office OF the clerk Of h.
ginia. in Deed OF Trust Book. 80. page 81,
the undersigned assignee will, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 30, a D. lss;.
at 10 o'clock a. IN. at the north door .,
the court house OF; oBlo county. Aforesaid
sell at public auction the following DE-.
scribcd real estate. that Is / 0 say: All tia.
city OF Wheeling: on which is erected i,
threc-story brick house. which part Of All
lot fronts forty-four 90 feet more or lev
on Main street, and Is one hundred and
thirty-two la2l feet, more or less. in depth.
and Is bounded on the west by'Afain street:
by lot formerly conveyed By Mary L. Dor.
sey to Adellnc fletcher. and on the nort,
by all tEatpart Of lot No. IS north OF ;hs
northeI II wall OF the said three-story brick
house: Being the same property which wal
conveyed to the said Hannah Emshe!r,,
BY y. H: Frank and wife By deed dated
October 81. AZ D. 1872. and recorded Ia
Deed Book No. 50. page i25. together, vi,S
all the buildings and appurtenances there.
unto belonging. A51f
8 The said deed Hof assignment provide,
that out Of the proceeds OF sale, after n,
payment. OF expenses. the assignee shall
next discharge any proper, liens or incun.
brances that may be uponEthe properly
sold. and after doing 90 shall pay the bal
ance Of the proceeds pro rata upon the In.
debtedness of the said Hannah Emsh.I.
mer. Upon the above described properly
are two liens existing at the time OF N,
said assignment. One OF these Is a deed
OF trust made by the said Hannah En-.
sheImer and Emanuel. her husband, to J.
D. Ewing, trustee, dated October L. 1871,
and recorded In said clerks office In Deed
OF Trust Book SIS, page 1S5. TO secure Ger.
tain notes payable 10 ". Il. Frank tTh.
other Is deed OF trust made by the said
Hannah Emsheimer and Emanuel her
husband. to, Gnstavel II: !. Emsheiner,.
trustee, dated January :, 1887, and re-.
corded In the said clerks Office In Deed
OF Turst Book 90 page ISL. 10 secure Henry
Speyer against loss as accommodation en-.
dorser or guarantor. OF the said Hannah
sEmsheimer.s After the payment Of eS.
pcnses the proceeds OF sale Will be applied,
so far as necessary. to the said Hens In
the order in which theyshave been named
above. 9rs - IS rs = - :, e. II
purchase price. and so much more as III.
purchaser may elect to pay, cash on TIE
day OF sale. and the residue In two equal
respectively after the day OF sale. with in.
terest from that day. The deferred install.
ments shall be secured by deed Of trus.
upon the property. with satisfactory insu,.
ance to be kept up by the purchaser.
z SAMUEL. KRAFT, y
F Assignee and Trustee
. Wheeling. W.ENa.. March %. 1898. mra
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Accident 10 Torpedo Boat.

/. KEY KEY WEST, April 1o.-The United
States torpedo. boat Ericsson met with
an accident at 3 o'clock this morning.
She was patrnlling about ten miles of
Sand Key. In the Gulf. when she coll
iiided with the station pilot boat Hero
The latter had no lights displayed and
tho torpedo boat, which was going at a
rapid rate came upon, her without worm
Ing. The powsprit OF the pilot boat
swept the Ericsson amidshlps and
Knocked over the'vcntilators and upper
work of the torpedo boat. Ensign LIZA.
& Bostwick was struck on the head and
Sbadlycut. He was taken to the marine
: hospital The bowsprit OF the Hero was
carried nway and she sustained damage
Son her port side. The injury 10 the
Ericsson will not interfere with her use
/! ftilness IN case Of orders for active ser
vice being received. Her commander
Gays he Is ready to sail at any moment.
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( NEW, YORK, April 19.-1t was said at
the Office OF che Arturo Baldasano, Span
ish consul general. to-day, that orders
to close the office are expected as soon
as the President signs the Cuban reso-
buttons, and that the Spanish officials
are ready to 60 when so directed. When
the Spanish consulate general Is closed
the French consul general Will take
charge OF its affairs.
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APsr,lns,,t Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, April ls.--Repre-i
sentative Mahanay, of New York, has
introduced a resolution directing the
secretaryiof state 10 inform the house
OF representatives, II not incompatible
With public interests, what steps IL any
have been taken to protect the lives
and property OF the three hundred
Americans left by Consul Brlce at Ma
tanzas, Cuba. -. y. ! " ~.
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No rtarofIii,Treatment.
4 SAN n FRANCISCO, April q 1o.-sc

nj San FRANCISCO, April 19.-ScHor
lBarcoaa Martin, who represents Spain
as vice consul here, says he intends to
remain and has made no arrangements
To- send any OF hIs countryment away.
He said 10 day: well, / sec no reason
why the Spanish residents of California
should. entertain any fears even though
lWargehould be declared between Spain
and the United States, for know; the
9Xmar,can,t people too well 10 imagine;
sthatSthny would allow foreigners TO DO
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.. THE WHEELING COMPANY.

d ~ ! " p ~ .
The Founs men interested in forming
"a Wheeling company, With the inten-
ton OF being taken into the National
Guard. will hold another meeting at
Odd Fellows hall this evening at S
O'Clock, at which It is expected there
will be additions to the company's ros-
ter 4
As will be seen by the teleRrams to
the Intelliscncer from Governor Akin
son and Colonel c. L. Smith, a cloud
OF uncertainty hangs over the matter,
but II Is not certainlEthats Wheeling
won't be given recognition, and the
young men who effected a temporary
organization Monday right,declare. their
intentions ofEdoing all possible to ret
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sAuLT STE MARIE. March. Effort
Brady officers were banuucted last
night at the 500 club by the citizens OF
the two Soos. 1t was an international
affair. in which Canadian military off,
GERS took part and wished the United
States troops God-speed in the ap-
preaching war.
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81 LOUISVILLE. KY, April ia spec
ial to; the Times from Nashville. Tenn.
ssays: Hector D. Lane, formerly commits
sioner OF agriculture OF Alabama, and
president OF the American Cotton Grow
lcrs' AssocIatlo died at his home II,
Athens. Ala,.ato-day. from the effects OF
a stroke OF paralysis, a n
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Americans 10 declare themselves and
leave the island. Further reports have
also been received hero OF excitement
following the departure OF the AmerI-
can eonsulss and u Is said that many
people are ready to leave the Island al
the frst opportunity. The Spanish 1nu-l
thorities have ordered 81. 900 rations FOR
hcstroops at Porto Rico. The senatorial
elections which took place on April 10,
resulted as pre.arransed In a Liberal
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nlolestef merely because they happen
70 belong TO the nation with which they
are at enmity. shall remain here and
In the absence OF specific Instructions.
TO the contrary, will advise Others TO
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authority for a company. To.nishts.
meeting prcmises % be well attended
BOTH GOVERNORS AGREE.

Ge,srnor Tyler of. yirgtnia Warmly sup.
ports Govtfnsr Aikinsonis Idts OF yir-
iEiala..iycst y'Itglni. BiiSaie undsrl
Ft,IhuEi Lee. n !! 81 i, x !, a, 4
Wet virginia National Gnardkmsn
Will De Interested in the, idea which has
been proposed by Governor Atkinson, by
which 1. 10 sought 10 bring about a VIZ.
ginia-'Nrest Virginia brigade Command.
cd by Fltzhush Lee. Yesterday, cover,
nor Atkinson sent the following Itele-i
gram "a the governor OF Virginia:
CHARLESTON, VIVA. April 10 isss.
10 Gov. j. 1iose Tyler. Richmond, Va.
4 suggest, II possible 10 accomplish II,
he consolidated into n brigade. and that va,
nak tho President 10 appoint Fitzhush Lee
: = y : G.@. ATKINSON.
s1iits < tft ~; J., n Governors.
late last night tho 1ntelisencer re-
ccivcl the following special dispatch
from Richmond.
Special Dispatch TO the Intclllsenecr.
RICHMOND. Va. April 'la.--t;orer..
nor Atkinson's telegram seemed to
greatly please Governor Tyler urd he
sent the. following reply:
THE sentiments expressed In your.
telegram appreciated. Virginia would
be glad to unite her forces with her SIS,
ter state. and nohe more suitable 10
command could be found than Fitzhush
Lee d 4
Speaking 10 the Intelllgcnceri cores
pondent tonight, Governor Tyler said
he did not know what could be done In
the matter. but that he would be glad
to cooperate with Governor Atkinson
In Inducing the President TO do as sus-t
ts,aa InI 7.
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CItARLEsToN. W. VA, Arrll 10.

To the Intcllisencer. Wheeling.
So many men are wanting to organize
companies. and ten men are desiring TO
volunteer where one can get to 20, there
fore | dare not recognize In advance any
movements to furnish companies until I
know what sort OF law Congress will pass,
and how many men We will be asked 10
furnish. am greatly embarrassed by tho
large crowds who wantyto volunteer. and
II would be improper for me TO make prom
ises In advance OF Information from war
department. G. w. ATKINSON.
A.2 81 Governor.
It would appear from The Information
published above. that the Wheeling
young men have no immediate prospect
OF securing an entrance into the Ma
tional Guard OF the state.
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81 IIIg Blood

is the purely vegetable blood remedy made the only
guaranteed contain particle OF potash mercury,
sulphur, any other mineral substance SIS
far ahead of other similar remedies because the results it
produces and it every way superior to them in the fact
that every ingredient of which it is made is vegetable
gathered from Natures forests while all other blood remedies
matter what else they contain composed of dam
serous mineral their basis Everybody knows the harmful
effects of mercury potash sulphur arsenic etc. and no one
wishes pour these minerals their stomach There abb
oute safety SIS Swifts Specfc and while it is
ecy harmless the best blood remedy made forcing out
every mpury and building up and the SYSTEM
rather than filling twth mineral mixtures which spread their
injurious effects throughout the entire body besides destroying
the digestive organs Get the best blood remedy tho one that
purely vegetable backed BY afort Of thousand dol
lars if it the slightest trace Of mineral
yourself and get the best blood remedy and purifier
adeS S. Remember that Swifts Specific is the only
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by
Charles Yoke and wife to the unders!sn-
ed, NJ. Mcdonald Prichard and Benjamin
S. Allison, trustees, bearing date on the
and recorded In the oflicetof the clerk o.
the county court OF, OhioS county. West
Virginia. In deed oftrust book No 49, paSs
lis, the undersigned trustees will proceed
to sell at public auction at the north iron,
door OF the court house. OF Ohio county, In
the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on
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sTespoA Deaih serthcus srSs
Z WASHINGTON, D. April 19.-The
state department received Information
this afternoon from Minister Loomis at
Caracas, Venezuela, that ex-President
Crespo was killed while battling with
insurgents !f ri -
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INNOCENT ARTICLES,

Il Dozen Buttons..1 Fine Comb, ] Bottle
Ink. l.Handkerchicfs, Carpenter Pencils.
Cuff Buttons, Pocket Combs. Can Openers.
Toilet Soap, Tapo Lines. Rubber Tipped
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T.. B POTTS IT s4 4sx
HAS and lI473 Market Street.
GROCERIES.
ONE CENT ARTICLES.

Pint Tin Cups. Heavy Envelopes. 4
Good Pen Holders. 6 Steel Pens. Memo
randnm Book. 6 Sheets Note Paper. Lead
Pcncils,i Collar Buttons, Handkerchief,
! Paper Pins. Paper Needles. Dozen
Hooks and Eyes, Darning Needles, Nut
meg Crater 9 Dozen Clothes Pins.
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Governor, Atkinson was ,.fon asked as
to Wheeling's chance to secure one OF
the vacancies, and late last night the
following answer was received from the
governor: Y
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THREE CENT ARTICLES.

. Ciark's O.. n. T. Thread. Ladies' Hand
kerchiets. Shaving Brushes. Stamped Dip.
pers, Match Safes. Perf,mcd Toilet SOAP
cas-, Mouse Traps. = : 5I'.,t-D, n
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IfHaAduartcrs First Regiment,
p West Virginia National Guard,
: = EAlRAIO&T- w va = ..Ii 4

To the 1ntelligencer, Wheeling.
There Is no vacancy In the First srcgi-
the three companies I have heretofore
asked for. 80 = n SO
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-FOUR GENT ARTICLES.

I One Set s Teaspoons. Boys: suspcndcrs
Rubber Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes
ERE Shovels.g Mucilage, Sewing Machine
on, Scrub Brushes. 5tfzzfa1zS ~ 55lliI
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-07
Not Always Understood.

A fact often overlooked. or not always
understood, is that women suffer as much
from distressing kidney and bladder troub-
les as the men. The womb is situated
back of and very close to the bladder, and
for that reason any distress, disease or
Inconvenience manifested in the kidneys,
back. bladder or urinary passage Is often,
by mistake, attributed to female weakness
or womb trouble of some sort.
The error is easily made and may be as
easily avoided by setting urine aside for
twenty-four hours; sediment or settling
Is evidence that your kidneys and bladder
need doctoring. IL you have pain or dull
aching in the back, pass water too fire.
quently, or scanty supply, with smartiDg
or burning-there are also convincing
proofs of kidney trouble. If you have
doctored without benefit. try DIR. Kllmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy.
The mild and the extraordinary effect will
surprise you. 1t stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures. II you take a medicine
you should take the best. At druggists
fifty cents and one dollar. You may have
sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent
free by mail. Mention The Owosso TIMES
and send your address to DIR. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, N. Y. The proprietors of
this paper guarantee the genuiness of this
offer.
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Election i'm the Tr.nsvue..

johannesburg, Jan. 5.-The voting In
the presidential election has commenced.
The candidates are Messrs. Kruger,
Joubert and SchaIkburger. The latter's
candidacy appears to be intended to
split Jouberts vote and secure the re-
election of President Kruger. Joubert
accuses Schalkburger of breaking his
engagement not to run. He declares
that IL President Kruger Is reelected ne
(Joubert) will continue in office as
commander general; but IL Schalkburg-
err is elected he will forthwith resign
that most.