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SENSATIONAL LETTER
'aNa 10 Have Been Written by Spanish
n'"''ter Defaming President acIkinIey.
Drnies Author.bin. jsa y.5s4s=3ss.al

sald 10 Have Been WrIttcu by snp,,i,h
MinI,ter Dersm,nr pr.,,dcnt steK,ni,y.
D-nie. Au,,nr.n,r - y - - ''N'''''' ''''
yrv vnnI. up.
~" aohh, feb. 8.-The Press to-
morrow viii say that representatives OF
the Cuban iun,o vc,,ord,,, ,,vo ont
copIcs or , ,a,.a. 80, 's'" na.,,s 80
mn. H.. 'et'er sisncd Enrique Da-
roy ac Lone" who Is minister OF Spain
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Botos nc,r Financial Platform,

FAIRFIELD, Iowa, Feb. Sex Gov
ernor Horace E. Boles made an ad-
dress on the financial question here to-
night. 1t was his expression on the
subject since tho publication OF the
widely quoted letters. In which he de-
MED the sacred and irrevocable nature
OF party platform and insisted that the
battle for free coinage OF silver at the
ratio OF lG to l, having been fought un-
der the most favorable circumstances
and the demand defeated at the polls,
the Democratic party should abandon
the financial plank Of 1906 and cndeay-
or to rally on new ground. His speech
tonight embodied q plan for a redeem
able government currency upon which
he thinks oil Democrats should be able
to arran .ts.aN. Z - ~ .s9a-i II -
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Mr.. DAYT0N's BILL

Creating two West Virginia Judicial Dis.
tricts Goes to speein! Committee.
Special Dispatch to the TntelIigcncer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. s.-The
judiciary committee OF the house to-
day referred Mr.. Dayton's bill to create
two judicial districts In West Virginia
20 special committee OF five. OF which
General Henderson Is chairman, to con-
slider 1t In detail and report at a future
meeting. This was not done because Of
any antngonism to the measure.
Representative Dearmond, member
OF the subcommittee, which reported
the measure favorably, said Tonight.
that because Of the number OF bills OF
similar import which the committee had
under consideration 1t seemed to be q
more expeditions method OF disposal to
have them all considered together. The
report OF the subcommittee. he said,
which was favorable to the West Vir-
Ginia bill, went with It to the special
committee. He knew OF no opposition to
the measure so far, which would change
the present views OF the committee.
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Chairman rlernIey's T rogramm..

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. S.
Charles s. Hernley, q lawyer OF New
Castle. was this afternoon elected
chairman OF: the Republican state COM
mittee for two years. Mr.. Hernley ans
nounces his platform as follows: The
Republicans Of Indiana must no longer
be under the guardianship of an Ohio
boss; the campaign in Indiana must be
made on the sound money issue: Gener-5
al Harrison Will be invited to return To-
the councils Of the party and
Will be invited to sound tho
Keynote" for the coming campaign. ItS
Is claimed for Chairman Hernley thar
no Is not the representative Of any can
didate for the United States senate, 81
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TROOPS rbn ALASKA.
Lavrless Elements In Gold Fields Likely
l4IlflFCfil}lfg IN Rntao Tro outio. 4 w, II ttUIg,

I.aSylcss Elements In Gold Fields Likely
~, 10 Raise Trouble.
4 WASHINGTON, Feb. SAT the cab.
.net meeting to-day it wac decided to
serd two companies Of troop, to Dyca
and skasuay, Alaska, Immediately. for
the purpose ot preserving order and
protecting life and property. Advices to
The government state that the rush to
tho gold fields has attracted hundreds OF
the 1awless element, and that troops arc
necessary at once to prevent trouble.
In accordance with the cabinet declsion
TO take steps to protect life and property
a. the Alaskan eeaports. tho war de-
partment this afternoon framed and
; forwarded the following instructions
10 General Merriam, ut Vancouver bar
racks. Washington.
Mako all necessary arrangements to
send the regimental headquarters band,
two companies OF the Fourteenth In
.fantry to Dyea. and two companies OF
the same regiment 20 Skaguay Alaska.
prepared to stay at least through tho
coming summer iseason, some suitable
and temporary quarters to be arranged
for the troops. Further instructions
will be sent later, and the troops will
80 US carly as proper arrangements
can be made. Report the time the troops
will be ready to start
Ottawa. Feb. 8. - There appears to
have been a misunderstanding relative
to United States troops accompanying
the Yukon relief expedition over the
Canadian border. In reply to a query
in the house Of commons on the subject,
Hon. Clifford Sifton. minister OF the In
terror, said: 1.-THE question OF the ac-
companylng Of this expedition by. United
States troops has been the subject Of ne
gotlations between the two governments.
United States troops under arms will
not accompany the expedition over the
Canadian territory. The question OF
whether United States troops shall be al
lowed to be sent over Canadian terri
tory. not under arms. for the purpose
OF more e1peditiously reaching American
territory, on the other side of the 141s.
meridian, Is now under consideration.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb, s--l. is
said at tho state department thai all at.
temp,s to state the nature OF che Span
ish reply to Minister woodford's note
OF Iast December. at least so FAR as cor
respondents on this side OF the Atlantic
are concerned, are purely speculative,
and must DO so of necessity for the rea.
son that up to this time the department
Itself docs not know, even tho substance
OF the rep!y: This disposcs OF the stor.I
les that have appeared to the effect that
tho administration has been deeply
stirred UP by cablegrams from Mr..
Woodsord relative 10 the Spanish an
swer. Senor Dupuy de Lone. the Sran-
is! minister called at, the state depart
mcnt to-day and spent some time In
consultation with Mr.. Kasson, the sspc-
cinl plenipotentlary, talking over the
proposed reciprocity treaties to be ar
ranged between tho United States and
Spain. It Is said that tho progress
made SO far is encouraging 10 both par
ties. iN ETfEt q = - ij S7F1l itlllf1'f
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n son's Di,sracefui action.
,ecial Dispatch to the In,cl,igencer.

Special Dispatch TO the IntclliGencer.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb, S.-David
keener, OF Oxbow, Rltchie county,
knowing his mental intirmities, had his
son, G. B. Keener. son-in-law ". Hoop
cgarner, and neIghbor Isaac Deem.
bring him to this city to be examined
for lunacy. Mrs. Keener had given her
son $3.50 to pay all the expenses Of the
party. He got drunk. played poker and
lost all the money, and all skipped out
but the son-in-law. who stayed with
Keencr. who was adjudged insane. He
will be taken to the asylum.
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Z, PItt.buruh's Infected MIX supply.

\ PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb. S.-""More.
than 40 per cent OF the milch COWS In
the vicinity Of Pittsburgh are AFFLICTED
more or less with tuberculosis. and the
alarming Increase In the number + Of
cnses OF consumption among the people
can be directly attributed to tho thou-i
sands.0f gallons OF milk. polluted with
,bacllh OF deceased cows which Is being
daily consumed In both cities - The
above remark was made to-day by Dr.
]. Stewart Lacock. deputy State vetcrin,
arian, who recently has discovered, a fssri
q thorough examination of the cattle on,
various farms in tho suburbs otboth CHI,
les that the disease has reached an
alarming stage among the cattle. par
ticularly among The mllch cows. y Il
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Displayed Great Fore.,ch,.

t BURLINGTON, Iowa, Feb. s.-The
foresight OF the officers In removing
Storms, the confessed murderer Of Mrs,
Rathbun md her daughter, to Wapel-
10. Iowa. prevented a lynching here to-
night. A mob OF twenty thousand per-
sons surrounded tho jail late this even
Ing and demanded the surrender of the
prisoner. Not until an hour after COM
mittees from the mob had been allowed
TO search the jail, and had reported
that Storms was not there, did tho
crowd dispersc. It 10 said the leaders
VIII be prosecuted. Y fsl.g az 5isf
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THE AMERICAN FLAG
And United States Army Uniform Stand
Ola Mob. Il

/.
WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-E. Howard
Wells the special courier, who brought
out Captain Rays dispatches from the
Yukon, reached Washington this eve
ming. He did not bring the full copy Of
the dispatches these having been ex-
pressed by General Merriam from Seat
tie. Speaking to an Associated Pres, re-
porter, Mr.. Wells said:
Il cannot properly say anything AZ to
Captain Rays report, but can say that
left him in rather critical position,
and the sooner the government gets
support In to min the better. Captain
Ray had only one man with him, Lieut..
Richardson. They reached Yukon
somewhat ahead of a mob OF between
eighty and one hundred OF the toughest
men that could be picked out OF Dawson,
and when I left the captain he was
standing on this mob from the provision
caches largely by virtue OF small
American flag and his own magnificent
nerve ~ q 80 :
When the food panic struck Dawson,
this mob OF toughs left for Fort Yukon,
knowing 'that the Wcare company and
the Alaska Commercial Company each
had n cache Of provisions there, The
DAWSON men intended to appropriate
these supplies and let the rest Of the
camp shift for itself. Captain Ray
learned OF this, and he posted himself at
one cache while Lieut.. Richardson
guarded the other. They were In unl-
FORM, and each Of them had a small
American flag. The mob tackled the
.captuin first, and ordered him to give
up. He refused, and for a time 1t looked
rs Enough there would be shooting. but
between his uniform and his flag the
crowd was overawed.
As to provisions, tho people Will
neea me government relief by the time
It reaches them, but there is no reason ii
should not get In all right / came 1,lt
Dy the White Pass, and the ROAD Is go:,d
though the Dyea trail has recently been
buried bysa big snow slide. n
One thing that cannot be too strong
~ Impressed on those who contemplate
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NoIrn,,Y Allowed.

HAVANA. Feb. s.--General Pando
met a. noon to-day the editors Of the
local newspapers and ISSUED lnstruc-
tions prohibiting them to write, direct
ly or indirectly. or In an ironlcal vein,
In dispara9ement OF the efforts being
made to secure peace or In an attack
upon autonomy. The manifesto prohlb-
its also the writing of"anything dis
agreeable to friendly nations" and con-
cludes with q declaration that any
newspapers falling to comply with
these instructions will be supp.essel.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb SIT Ia
lntimnted that the German authorities
are beginning to believe that they, have
acted with undue precipitation in tho
enforcement OF the dccrecB excluding
American fruits. and II Is said that q
disposition has been shown To attribute
the severity Of tho action taken 10 the
excessive zanl OF subordinate officers
stationed ut the principal ports and on
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VIII STIR up Directors.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Feb. s.-A
committee Of the chamber OF commerce
left here this morning for Charleston
to confer with the board OF directors
for the proposed home for incurnbies.
After long fight this city won the To-
cation OF It, and since then nothing has
been done by the authorities OF the state
concerning 1t. The committee OF the
chamber, 1t is said, VIII Insist upon the
board going to work. and II it does not
do 60, mandamus proceedings will be In
stituted to compel It do 80. The out
come Of to-day's visit by the committee
VIII be eagerly awaited.
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TN summing up the work OF western
developing In which have been engag-
ed during the past seven years, find
that the original Edgemont town site
company, capitalized at $4,000, has
dends nearly three-fourths OF the mo-
in the face OF hard times, so II would
schemes must be OF some producing
value. The Union Hill Smelling prop
erty, together with tfla,t built at Galena,
costing in the aggregate nearly 100000,
I regard as a good Investment. The
mines from which these plants receive
their ore are among the richest in the
state, and are not second to even the
famous Homestake. There has been
up until lately three hundred men en-
ployed in these plants and in the mines
at an expenditure OF nearly $1,000 per
day. I think work will again very
shortly be resumed.
In organizing the various companies
for the development OF the Edgemont
region floated the bonds OF the
Edgemont town site company. the
Edgenont irrigation company, the
Edgemont stone company and the Un-
Ion Hill mining and smelling company,
Each of these WAS dove-tailed into the
other, SO that all would support the one
which preceded 1t. When the crash
came, 1t para!yzed each and every one
OF them"
NJ. Cradle says he will remain In this
city fo- several days to recruit his nerve
forces, and then visit Edgemont, re-
= Nrt ty,rr nrt Ia Ia -. ~Ino -
investments upon n solid flnancla! foot
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pecn II known that It Is. The man who
Gtole u abstrncted 1t from the envelope
ana LETT Tho latter. II he had attempted
10 steal the envelope, or had stolen the
envelope, he never would havo gotten
away with the letter. ii'i
Mr.. Ilubens was asked about tho
translation. md IL there was not some
danger that It might be wrong. He re-
piled: NO: the translation was made
IN tho !otllcc by men who Thoroughly
understand both languages. and It is as
near correct .ns n translation can be-"
where Is the letter now" was asked.
E"Thnt l decline TO answer"
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West virginia Personals. 4


Special Dispatch to tho ,IntollIgencer.
WASHINGTON, W D. c., Feb. S.-Rcp-
resentatiye Dayton Is at Annapolis to-
n!sht, with la:se party. the guest
OF Governor Lowndcs. 4. /. (
y Senator E:lkins expects to leave 10.
York. & n 4 AZ !, "a MI
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CUBAN QUESTION
c.tsa Fresh Start In the United
States Senate. 3Stlif ~
THREE MEASURES OFFERED.

,,s,,,ur Materially as 10 Methods, for
A.. relief Of tho Insurgents-IIeiiiEsr-
,sey Amendment to Diplomatic nlii
y,,.snted BY Senator ;Alirn--Cannon's
,,t,matum 10 spain, Calling on That
eo,utry to Recognize tho Independence
=, cnb.- Senator otason'a Long E1or-
,,,,n wtuds Up with a Deninnd for n
r.,,,,,ou ofWaro on tho Stricken, bland.
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.YEILED MYSTERY
Promoter Cradle Talks Of His Var.
ious Schemes.
SCORES PRESIDENT WILLIAMS

or the Chemical National Hank, OF New
4 York clty-says the Whole Trouble
Was Prreipitated by Ills Iiasty Action.
cialn,s tho "Littie Fiyer'' the Presidont
Took With His Enterprisos Paid Him
Back In Dividends Three 10 urths Of tho
} Capital lie Placed In Them ia tRestins
In Omaha TO "ltscrult Ills Nerve
Forcss.H '333 ai
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Action on Col. Rohinson's Death
Special Dispatch to tho IntellIycnccr,

MoRGANToWN. W. ". Feb. Sat
meeting Of the faculty Of the univer-
sity this afternoon resolutions OF regret
ON the death Of Col. John A. Robinson
were passed. and several touching eulo-
gics were delivered upon his life and
character Colonel Robinson was for
years president OF the board of regents
OF the university. t ~ 2
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Movement. Of s,rn,. AZ, ,,,,n,.h,nl,, n. !

NEW YORK = Arrived: Mohawk.
London. VI < = 81 q: (. ali
LoNDoN-Arrlved: Kensington PHIL
adelphia. K a. al & siii2{s
,..ANTwERP . y Arrived: Noordland.
New York. & n. rs Sl3 nm
:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Victoria.
Shields. i, e & < ..yss
3$ MALAGA-Arrlved 7tl,, Augustei vic-S
7toria, New York. ia Rs 4
RoTTERDAM-Arrlved: Rotteradnl,S
New York, u tt5 4 " ~
NEW YoRK-Bovlc, Liverpool. Y
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Pension certificates have been issued
to West Virginia ,applIcants as follows:
a1 Orlglnal-Obadiah Hnger. deceased,
Mud. sH per month; Warren N. Inger-
soil. Wheeling. s6 per month g
Increase-John 4 D. z Bracy, Point
Pleasant. SIC TO ST. 4. 345i I! e
Wldows-Chloc Hagcr. Mud, Sl2; Ma
tilda J. Burk. Hartford. Ss per month.
(, Certificate OF original pension iias
been issued to Collin ". Lindley, zol-
larsville. Washington county, Pa, Sc
per month. l5@ hs d 4 II ,,44s5.,
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Spcc!aI DIspItcn 70 INC IntclI1Sencor. Z ~
Z: WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. s.-Wess
Virginia postmasters OF the fourth class
have been appointed as follows: +i
Broom1cld, Marion county. B. J..
Toothman: Eagle Mills. DoddrIdge
county, William Bcnninger; North
Mountain, Berkeley county. e. D. Loch-
baum. 3. T. Kent has been appointed
postmaster at Brave. Greene county,
Peunsylvnnia, -
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Joining the spring rush. Major Walsh,
tho Canadian commissioner, will allnw
no man In over Canadian soil who docs
not bring 1000 pounds OF proyiGlotr.
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n 'EJt "ea'ner Forreaat Tor orio.Dny.ltll'iSts Sts
d For West Virginia and Western Penn !;
sylvanin. threatening weather, WITH
rain wednesday afternoon; light to-
fresh southensterlyiw Winds a tis${
, For Ohio rain; light TO fresh sou,h-$,ss
erly winds. Z. ,55s.i .
VI Local Temperature. VI n i5S \ S AZ
The temperature ycstcrdaySas observed Il
,by @. schnepf, pf,druggist, Market md -Four
steenth streets, was MS follows: Il
X u. m.....,...'... :? ~. m.
s.Wap pm,.,....,..." ~ It7p. m...........ys<1S v
!! m..,,....E.,....,4 4s SWeathel~-Cloudy. s}
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OMAHA, Neb., Fec. Strands g.
Cradle. promoter, arrived III Omaha
from st. Louis to-day, and Immediately
went to the home OF his local represen-
tatlve, NJ. Z. Parrotte. After repeated
retusals. s1r. Cradle consented to talk
of the preaent condition OF his various
enterprises. Mr.. Cradle looks as though
he had undergone severe mental
strain.
a"I have little to state to the public
at tpreserk. other than what has already
been said. I think the newspapers have
mlsrepresented me in many things, ul-
though do not know that It was In
tentlonal. can only say now that I
organized all the companies In which I
was Identified upon q logical basis, and
that there Is no reason why they will
not ultimately prove paying Invest.
ments. ] have received many kind let
< Iters from friends In this city and in
the Black Hills country who still eS-
press their confidence In me. and with
their assistance, I hope to once more
regain my former position.
tAStl FUl jFg wa .--- m, 5aJftE1l, ts
THE whole trouble was precipltatcd
by the action OF President Williams.
of the Chemical National Bank, of New
York. In demanding the resignation of
Cashier Quinlar. The various compan-
les with which was connected were In
good condition, although It Is through
carrying large Indebtedness, and they
were In no way dsslmilar to thousands
OF other projects which are at the pre-
sent day backed bv large eastern capi-
tai. To show you that President Will
,iams' action was unwarranted. had a
consultation with him few days pre-
vious to the resignation OF Cashier
Quinlan, and told him that 7 had al
ready $780, 900 on hand with which to
pay the Indebtedness OF our companies
to the bank and with a few weeks more
could easily raise the rest of the
amount He was aware OF the fact
that had paid off note OF s1s0.000,
which had been due the bank upon a for
mer occasion, and he had no right to
doubt my ability or honesty to do so In
the present instance. II President Will
Jams had withheld action In the matter
for a fortnight, his bank would have re-
ceived every dollar that was due from
the Edgemonti companies. .,i5' 4,
I"As additional proof that President
Williams did not act in good faith. eth
er with Cashier Quinlan or myself. I
will merely state that the little flyer
he speaks OF investing in connection
with the Edaemont enterprises, paid
him back in dividends three-fourths OF
the capital he placed In them
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08
Web MrneM
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altfor toit6ar til, at De itulbe sbelGgge Dsn."
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gegter paa be nefe gsuber, ban Ienote aIiteo. San
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benz"
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