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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

man NAV have a nerve Of steel and neat1
a. tender Is q mothers.
or ali the specialists in the world, there
oTobably are not two that have as wide m
eInefience In the treatment Of women's
diseases rs Dr.. r. v. Pierce, chief consult;
Inc physiciau to the Invalids' Hotel and
Suruical institute, at Buffalo, N Y. WitP
he ossisthnce Of his stad OF able physi-
clans, be has prescribed, In the past thirty
wears. for many Thousands OF women. Dr.
Pierce q pre- .eminently a sympathetic ply
Sician, Psrhapa more than any other man
N Inc profession he realizes the hardships
Of Wotnan,s work, and the disadvantages
under which she labors because Of the
weak, delicate and susceptible structure oil
the feminine organism. His immense pfae;;
tice In diseases peculiar to women iofeed
upon his recognition the fact that women
wonid never take the proper care OF IneH
health, 10 long a. that care require! lh pi
FepuRunnt examinations aud loee,
treatments" insisted upon by nearly AL
phySiciaus. Aftsr yeafsof study he invent.
ed a remedy now known as Dr. tleIse
Fayorite Prescription that Is an agsolhIs
and unfailing cure for the most conpiie.aIeo =
and obstinate cases Of diseases peculiar 20
women. This wonderful medicine cures IN
the privacy Of the home, and docs away
with the necessity for obnoxious local
treatment" II imparts health, sIsngin,
vipor and elasticity TO the organs distinctly
feminine and fiis for wifehood and molhet'
hood.
In paper covers, II oue.cent stamps; cloth
binding. 10 cents extra. Dr.. PieIceR Com
mon sense Medical Adviser. Address Dr.
Z. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. X,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

playa, Bowerman and Clark; Padden and
Hi by pitched ball, Mccormick 2. Struck
out by Hart 2: by Katoll 2. Passed ball,
Donovan. Time, 1:i5 Umpire, McDon-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13
NATIONAL LEAGIR

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburgh ., Chicago !.
Boston !, Philadelphia ].
Washington 9, Baltimore l..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

New Cycling cIHh.
The Monarch Cycling Club was or
ganlzed sundaV evening, with twelve
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

Local football teams may, as in the
past, arrange games through the Intel
iIUencer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13
CTATE MEDICAL EXAMINATION.
FOR SALE.

ToR sALE-GooD PAYING Z BusI-
NESS at bargain. Address ]. n,
care IntellIgencer office. augl
NOR sALE-oNE AND oNE-HALF
u lot IN Greenwood cemetery: nnO locas
tlun; corner lot: adjoining best improHes
mentB IN cemetery. AddFeHs CEMETERY
LOT. care tntelliEOnc0r ottico aplg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

Matters are gradually assuming
themselves in shape for the organiEa-
lion OF a strong team in this city, and
the first meeting will likely DO held
next Saturday evening. The strongest
team possible to cope with outside elev-
ems WIN be secured, and the promoters
EXPECT to receive suitable encourage
ment from patrons OF outdoor sports,
for wheeling should be represented on
the gridiron by a fast team this year,
aimee last wears team did so well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13
FOOT BALL

The Richie football club VIII be re-
organized for the season tomorrow
evening, at meeting Of South Side
football cranks, at the Silver Leaf hall,
Eighth warL. A large attendance is de-
sired. Practice will begin in few days.
and the Rltchles Intend giving any OF
the local teams tight hustle for grid
iron honors. Among the candidates for
the team are many Of last years stars,
as follows: Major Hastings, George
HopWood, Joseph Hudson. Nick Garden,
Dan o'Connor, Carl White, Sam Hop
wood, John steurnagel, A. West and
Charles Alexander.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

Mcfarland. one of the best players
developed around here. will Join the
Greensburgs on the 25th, TO play his
fayorlte position, left tackle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

GRAND Concert to.nIzht-AIOEnrt Sing
alter concert. Admission l0e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13
lanes a. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public aud Pension Attorney NO. iSl3
Main street. auu
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VIII Edwards, manager OF the Tigers,
later the w. A. c. team, was one Of the
first from this section TO 80 TO the
KIondlke. His place will be hard to MI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

IWo.baHa hits Donovan, Clark, Ryan. /,
'Htee.base hits Mccarthy. Lango. Double !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13

The city council will hold It's regular
lessIon this evening.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-06-30
woxRr RIOT.


OSHKOSH, Wis, June ga serious
riot occurred here Thursday rs re-
suit of the wood workers strike. Sew
eral hundred women armed with clubs.
rocks, eggs and paper sacks of pepper
gathered at the south end of Light
street bridge near the Morgan sash,
door and blind factory and waited for
workmen endeavoring to enter the
factory. The police were powerless to
disperse the mob and not a man was
allowed to enter the factory, even the
proprietors being driven back by
threats of violence. Non-union la.
borers were singled out and chase
for blocks, number of them being
struck by stones and eggs. AS con-
sequence the plant was ordered
closed down and the manufacturers
are now holding conference with the
city officials A similar riot on a
smaller scale occurred Wednesday
night. during which one man had his
nose smashed by stone. Serious
trouble is anticipated. as the strik rs
- - ASSAihS uS CCNcTdl lHCeHuldrN
fires in the past few days are laid to
the strikers, and it is feared n resort
to force may result in further attempts
in this direction.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 24-Rioting
is in progress at Oshkosh. 1t is re-
ported h i. that one woman was kill
ed. Riot alarm has been sounded at
every file station in Milwaukee and
troops are mobilizing at Central arm
ory. Two companies will be sent to
Oshkosh by special train.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. June 24.-Four
companies of the Wisconsin national
guard, toget ther with light artillery
battery and light horse squadron, left
on special train for Oshkosh late
Thursday evening. Adjt Gen. Board
man ordered the troops out to sup
press the 'rioting of woodworkers at
Oshkosh.
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To Teachers and Their Friends.

The annual meeting OF the National
Educational Association will be held at
Washington, D. c., July to l2, and it
is expected the attendance will far OK.
ceed that of any previous year. Teach
ers all over the country are busily en-
gagged preparing for this delightful trip,
and after considering the advantages of
the many different lines to the "Capital
of the Na,i""," the majority have de-
cidsd that tie scenic and historic Balti-
more 4 O.,o Southwes'ern a-d Balti-
more & Ohio (''Roysl Btu. L'r-') is the
official route. L. "tf "a tet,+r induce
menfs iLan all, other line, and gives you
the privilege of returning /, ia different
route. Before completing arrangements
be sure to call on or write agents Of B &
o. S.-W. Ry. o. P. McCARTY,
Gen'l Pass Ag't, Cincinnati, o.
GEO. B. WARFEL,
Asst Gen1 Pass. Ae't, St. Loui., Mo.
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REPORTS OF ENGAGEMENTS.
Al Accouhts Of Battles In Which the Army
10 Engaged to BE Reported to
the Adjutant General

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Arrange
ments have been made by the war de-
partment by which reports of all en-.
gagemsnts in which the army may be
engaged will be made to the adjutant
general of the army. The order re-
quiring this to be done was issued
Thursday by Gen. Miles and is as fol-
lows: AFTER every engagement with
the enemy, written reports thereof
will be made by commanders OF regi-
ments, battalions or squadrons. com
panies or detachments, and by all
commanders of a higher grade. each
In what concerns his own command,
which reports will be forwarded
through the proper channel to the ad-
jutant general of the army.
Commanding officers of all detach-
ed or independent batteries. troops or
companies in the field, will ;orward a
monthly company return direct to the
adjutant general OF the arm.
I'm order that the war department
may be in possession of the latest in
formation respecting the army. all re-
turns muster-rolls, ETC.. will be
promptly forwarded when due. |"
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SEVERE FIGHTING.
A Battle Near Santiago in Which the
Americans Drove the Spaniards
Into the Mountains

MADRID, June 24.-News of serious
fighting near Santiago has been receiv.
ed here. Adm. Cervera cables that the
situation is critical and the governor
of Santiago admits the Spaniards have
been obliged to retire, but a Spanish
victory is claimed. seboney and Ber-
raco were destroyed by the American
sl.ells.
A dis atch from the governor nf San.
tiago L, Cuta says: "1'h. attack O,
sebon' ) and laicuiri n,inu
until :ic!.,.a.L l.c e.v.Ay ~.
rer' cd except on the left. at
Baiquiri, where the Spaniards
were obliged to retired in con-
sequence of fanking movement up.
on the part of the enemy, who land
ed several kilometres east of Raiquiri.
The 81 anish forces retired in good or.
der into the mountains.
OFF SANTIAGO. June 24.-Desultorv
lighting took Lace in the mountains
on all sides of santiago all of Wednes-
day night. Gen. shafter continued
landing his troops at the Sigua Iron
Co.'S docks. While this was going on
several transports Proceeded west.
ward IL miles, and troors were landed
20 cooperate directly with the Cuban
forces marching upon the doomed city
in that dir ction. From hills back OF
Santiago 800 Cubans have appeared
and are harassing the enemy.
Two lolies of Spaniards were driven
rom the hills in this direction bacE
upon Santiago. This was only done
after desperate fight, in which %
Spaniards are said to have been killed
and twice that number wounded.
The Sraniards have plenty of ammu-
nition but show the eff .cts of the ter
rible strain they must have been under
since the appearance of the American
troops
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II think We really ought to give our
attention to making things that will be
Of value to the boys at the 'front.'" said
the one in pink
The one in blue laughed scornfully.
"aas tina. just occurred to you ?" she
asked. ~ began on something for
Charlie the very day he left with the
troops"
"Oh, do tell me what it was," ex-
claimed the one in pink
"An embroidered sofa pillow" an.
swered the one in blue proudly. "Hs
always used to say that there was moth
ing so comfortable for tire man as a
real good sofa pillow aud hammock
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Bids for New school House.

Sealed proposals. will be received. at the Office
OF the Cler Of the Board Of Education Of Con.
cord township, Highland county, Ohio, until
Twelve o'clock At noon on the 9th day OF July,
1888, Tor building . brick or frame school
house on . lot situated in sub-district No. 1.
according to the plans and specifications on
hie in said office, and also on file At the store
Of A. N. Bum.
Each bid must contain the nare of every
person interested In the same and be accom-
panied by sufhcient guaranty Of some disin.
terested person, that, II he bid is accepted, .
contract will be entered into. and the peffor.
nance Of 1t properly secured
The bid for each kind Of material called for
~ the specifications must be stated separately.
AID the price Of each given. and the price Of
labor must slso be seps rately stated
None but the lowest responsible bid will bs
accepted, and the Board may reject sll bids.
BY order OF the Board Of Education, this 9Th
day Of June. 1898 VIM SHELTON. Clerk
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Who are injured by the use OF coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores new preparation
called GRAIN-O, made of pure grains,
that takes the place of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives it without dis.
trrss, and but few can tell it from coffee.
II does not cost over I as much. Chill.
dren may drink it with great benefit.
10 c,s. and rs cts. per package. Try it.
Ask for GRAIN-O
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The Cruiser Kepsrtsd 20 Have Rus che
Boo sade at Santiago Lies IT the
Bottom Of Manila l3ay.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The naval
authorities here are satisfied that no
Spanish war ship has escaped from
Santiago harbor so far, and the Span.
ish newspaper stories to the effect that
'the cruiser Reina Christina escaped
from Santiago. etc." were received
here with a good deal of amuse-
ment As one officer put it the
Spaniards must be possessed of
regular Flying Dutchman"
in the Reina Christina, for at last ac-
counts, and very recent ones, too that
particular vessel was lying in the bot
tom of Manila bay, where Dewey had
sunk her on May day. The story is
regarded as fair sample of those put
afioat to deceive the Spaniards at home
and give comfort to their friends in
Europe.
The formal statement by the Span.
ish minister of marine that the Maria
Christina had succeeded in running
the blockade into Cienfuegos naturally
dem anded more attention than the
nrst publication. although the officials
do not hesitate to express doubt of its
accuracy.
This vessel is not, as may be sup.
posed, formidable craft, but is moth
ing more than one of the ships of the
Compagnie Trans-Atlantique of Cadiz,
hastily fitted up with few 51S inch
Hontoria guns. She was built in 1888
and is l6-knot vessel of 4,SS1 tons
displacement If she has gotten into
Cienfuegos she has crossed over from
some of the smaller islands of the West
Indies. or may be from Porto Rico 1t
is believed, however, that if the vessel
actually reached Cuba she has gotten
in at Batabano or perhaps Manzanillo,
both of which ports are outside the
blockade lines.
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Negro Lynched,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June ga dis
patch to the Banner from Double
Springs, Tenn, states that Charles
Washington, colored, who recently as
saulted Mrs. Ward near Mine Lick,
Putnam county, was lynched at Mine
Lick Thursday. He was captured near
Dayton and lodged in Jail at Cooke
vile, but was taken from prison by y
mob and hanged The Negro said he
had escaped from the New Jersey PEN
itentiary after serving only q short
time. He confessed his guilt The
lynching was witnessed BY q, 900 people.
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PARIS, June 25.-M. Petral has sue.
ceeded in forming a cabinet to sue.
ceed the retiring ministry of M. Me.
line. 1t is constituted as follows:
Premier and minister of the interior,
M. Paul PeytraL
Minister of foreign affairs, M. Chas.
DeFreycinet
Minister of war, NJ. Godefrey Cavaig.
nae.
Minister of marine, Vice Adm. Fran.
co.'s Fournier.
Minister of finance, NJ. Paul De
Lombre.
Minister Of justice, M. Ferdinand
Sarrien.
Minister of the colonies, M. The.
ophile Delcasse.
Minister of commerce, M. Emile
Maruejouls.
Minister Of agriculture, Senator Ba-
duel.
Minister of public works, M. Georges
Leygues.
Minister of public instruction, NJ.
Charles Dupuy.
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Ihursday's Arrival at Chicamauea the
Largest Since Recruiting Began.
TIVE Car Loads Of Medislne Arrive for the
hlsspssal Dspastmsnt--Aii ths Troops +,
Are In Escellsnt Health Nsj Geo.
3 W. 0rsy Married to Miss Glars.

CHIcKAMAUeA NATIONAL MILITARY
PARK. Ca, June 24-There was moth.
ing out of the ordinary in Thursdays
doings among the regiments. The
usual drills were practiced throughout
the command and many of the regi-
mental quartermasters were busy pro.
viding for the numerous squads of
troops that arrived during Wednesday
night and Thursday. Thursdays ar
rivals at the park exceeded in
number any day yet since
the first recruits arrived,
the number probably being in excess
of 1000. OF this number 227 was for
the Sth New York; 81 for the 14th New
York; 1873 for the 9th Pennsylvania; 80
for the 5th Pennsylvania; 80 for the SD
Iowa; 90 for the 1st Missouri; 30 for
the 1st Maine and squads ofgreater or
less number for the 16Oth Indiana, list
West Virginia, the 1st Kentucky cav
airy and the 10th Pennsylvania.
No ordnance stores arrived Thurs
day, nor had Capt. Rockwell received
advices of any that are likely to ar
rive. The only thing of this nature
handed out for distribution Thursday
was a carload Of equipage for Col.
Grigsby's cowboys cavalry. Two car
loads of medicine arrived Thursday
for the, hos spital department. While
other shipments will be arriving
from day to day, Col. Hartsuff, chief
of the department, says that the
supplies on hand are now ample
for any demand that is, likely
to arise in amp. In fact the daily
health reports show the demands for
medicines will hardly increase. Per-
haps there never was q command of
such large proportions enjoying such
an excellent state of health. The men
have every cause for the high spirits
which they possess. While their duties
are on the increase, causing them to
be more and more exposed to the
weather, the death rate has decreased
during the past two weeks more than
100 per cent
OSAVSnSC0 "SAO AChuCACa Al WAC Cdb0o
of Privates Poore, Payne and Lonclat,
OF the Sth Massachusetts,, and Private
Sultz, Of the o1st Kansas, charged with
having been asleep on. duty, but not
having yet been reviewed by the COM
manding officer, the sentences have not
been made public.
Capt. Gen. Elkins, of the LIST West
Virginia. recently appointed adjutant
general to Gen. CoppinRer. left on or
der Thursday for Tampa to report for
duty with his corps.
. Maj George Gray Ward, chief sur
geon Of the l2th New York, was mar
ried Thursday at the Second Presby-
terian church, Chattanooga, to Mrs.
Edith Clark, of New York city, Rev.
Terry, regimental chaplain, officiating.
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Monadnock s,arrs Tor Manila.

SAN Francisco, June 24.-The moni-
tor Monadnock will sail for Manila
Thursday afternoon, The collier Nero
will also start about the same time
The war vessel will 20 TO Honolulu un.
der her own steam After being coaled
there she will be towed BY the Nero
1000 miles toward Manila, when she
win y east Oh and make the. rest OF
- Weghy assael&. ~ Nero standing
hg teeeef easistanes. u nscesssry. The
Aoea4peqk y 1slly equipped ior IL
yevaDe - eeuodoP eoonand e CA
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We are in receipt of an advance ca,

We are in receipt of an advance copy
OF Railway G, A. r. Folder and Guide
to Cincinnati. 1t is very complete
publication and gives list and location
of all school houses that have been set
apart for Grand ARMY Veterans, to-
gether with the list of hotels, theatres,
public buildings, depots, summer resorts,
and suburbs; also one Of the best maps
ever produced Of the city Of Cincinnati.
Copies can be had on spplicatioa from
passenger department
Rnv vnuv RS~>.o.k~ - C~>kl>- n.>~
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Snap Shots.
Truth Is moral dynamite.
Faculty measures ability.
Error is self-propaRatipR,

Doing Is an antidote for doubling.
Friendship is the crutch of sorrow.
Self-conceit makes some men wiser
than God.
4 good occupation prevents mental
dissipation,
Finding repays FOR searchingset-
ting for waiting.
special privileges are not proof Of
-pirisua: eecurtys-Rsms Horn.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
An signed have been duly appointed and
quAl1he6 Ms Administrators of the estate Of
Allen Ferreli, late of Highland county, Ohio,
deceased. JOHN HIf,ITT
June 20, 1898. J.K. FARREII
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Camara ON the Way to the Philippines
LONDON. June IA dispatch from
Madrid says Senior Sagasta informed
the chamber Thursday that Camara's
squadron was on the way to the Phil
ippines.
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FRENCH CABINET.

~. Peytrai Succeeds In Selecting the Sue.
cessors to the Retiring Minis.
try of NJ. Meline.
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CABINET MEETING.
The Administration Satisfied That Ger
many Has No Intention 20 Interfere
inOur AfIa,rs at Manila.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The only inn
portant development at Fridays cab
met meeting was the positive settle
ment of the question of the attitude of
Germany with respect to the Philip.
pines. The secretary of state has re.
ceived assurances which settles beyond
question all doubts on this point
Germany has no intention, PRISE mt or
prospective, of interfering in any way
with the policy or plans of the United
States in regard to the occupation of
the islands. Its attitude has been and
will continue to be one of strict neu-
trality.
This statement coming from high Of
fetal sources is accepted by this gov
ernlnent in perfect good faith and is
regarded as final and conclusive. No
further attention will be paid by this
government to any reports to the con-
trary. which are constantly being sent
out, it is believed, in the interests of
Spain.
Steamer transfer No. /, which was
incorrectly reported wrecked a few
days ago, has safely arrived at Van.
couver from Alaska, where she car.
ried large batch of cattle. She re.
ports that there are about I, 600 head of
cattle and large number Of horses
at Pyramid harbor destined for the
Klondike.
Reports from Manila say special
dispatch from Shanghai indicate the
existence OF fears that. t.senors August.
wife OF Capt Gen. Aug usti, and chill
have bssn nassacrsd by shs rebels
On The Bulsean.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.

By order of the Circuit Court OF the
First Judicial Circuit, | shall expose
for sale at public auction on MONDAY,
the 18th day of OCTOBER, A. d. 1898,
at II o'clock noon, at the front en-
trance TO the Judiciary Building, all
those lands belonging to the Estate of
Kepola (w) deceased, intestate, for the
purpose of paying the debts of said
estate, TO wit:
% Taro patch land in Aala, Homo
lulu, being Apana / OF Royal Patent
Grant 2066, to J. w. Marsh, area "a an
acre, more or less: also
(2) Taro patch land in the same
locality, being Royal Patent 81 Of l..
c. A. 724 to Kealiiokaloa, area 702
fathoms. more or less. Less certain
pieces that were sold to Nui and Ke-
alakai.
Deeds at expense of purchasers, and
sale TO be subject to confirmation by
the Court. For further information
apply to the undersigned.
w. l.. WILCOX,
Administrator Estate Of Kepola ivy,
deceased 2005-6t