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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12
Tie Dewey Day Celebration,

The patriotic celebration in this city,
arranged for Saturday, OF Admiral Dew.
ey's magnificent exploit will be OF d.
mansions az TO enthusiasm and physical
proportions such as Wheeling has sci.
dom witnessed. It will be q day that
will long be remembered. It will dem
onstrate that Wheeling contains as.
much Amerlcanism as can be found in.
any other city upon the continent, and
that her nelgbors for miles around will
not be behind her. in exhibiting, by their
presence and hearty cooperation, their
own devotion to the country and the
flag. Let everybody prepare to make Il
a day, not OF war feeling simply. but of
rejoicing over the progress OF the move
ment OF this great free republic for the
driving from this hemisphere Of the last
yestige OF the rule OF a power whose
colonial history for centuries has been
written in blood, and the establishment
of liberty and self government IN the
place Of despotism, brutality and SEMI
barbarlsm; for. the triumph Of humanity
and civilization over savagery and
ignorance.
Let 1t be made a day when the living
heroes who made the brilliant dash at
Manila will be remembered as Ameri-
cans, brave, patriotic and worthy repre-
sentatlves Of the land that gave them
birth. But let 1t. as well. be a day OF
remembrance OF the martyrs who went
down to their deaths as the result OF
Spanish treachery while upon a peaceful
errand in the harbor of Havana In a
time OF peace. There is enough In all
these things to inspire a patriotic dem
onstratton such as only a true Ameri-
can community can engage In.
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eclal plspateh 10 the 1ntellIgencer.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 11.-Pen-
slons to West Virginia applicants have
been granted as follows:
orlglnal-James D. Ravenscraft, Pied
mont, Sc; Michael Burke, deceased,
Scott Depot, 50; Alma Wiley, Virgins,
IS: George Maynor, Clrtsville. IS.
1ncrease-Samuel Troup. New Cum
berland. $40 to tl2; jesse Cunningham.
Knowles. Sc TO, IS: Samuel S. Satterfleld,
Montana, s..
Widows-Mary N. Garnet, Pari:ers-
burg. 49, Barbatettat Weekly, Mounds
Vile, S.; Mary Burke, Scott's Depot. IS;
Nancy; s. Channel, Hoyt,t ST.
Pensions to claimants In nearby coun-
ties OF Pennsylvania aid Ohio have
been granted as follows:
Andrew K. Axton. West Brownsville,
Washington county. Pa, original, Sc per
month; David K. Redman, Washington,
Pa, original, S.; James Drayden. Car
michaels, Greene county, Pa, original.
S.; Charles w. Parry. West Wheeling.
Ohio. Reissue and increase, 50 to IS;
Elizabeth Henderson, East Liverpool,
Ohio, widow, S..
Patents to West Virginia inventors
have been issued to the following:
james A. Hill. Ravenswood. asslgnor OF
one-half to A. E.. A.. D.. and w. T. Cole.
Maysville, KY, severing mechanism for
aerial torpedoes. John T. Krles. Char
lesion, bottle and cap.
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Newark, Ohio. American-Tribune:
The Republican,. of West Virginia are
preparing for n of the s-andess fights
this year that the little mountain state
has ever seen. They have tasted of the
sweet fruits Of victory and are deter
mined to supplant the senior senator Of
that state-Senator Faulkner, and, put
in his stead Republican who will stand
side by side with Senator Stephen B.
Elkins in UNFOLDING the doctrine OF
sound money and protection to Ameri-
can interests.
After repeated solicitations Hon. n.
B. Scott, the present national commit
teeman and also the present internal
revenue commissioner. has decided to
become a candidate for Senator Faux
ners seat. Senator Scott, Of West Vir-
ginia, would sound just: right. He Is
man among men, man Of large expert
ence. rN4l-
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VAST RESOURCES OF CUBA
Prob.b:y "a. Most Fertis spot on EARN,

Retarded III Progress
THE Pearl Of the Antilles Is an APP
proprlate name for the island OF Cuba,
the largest and richest In natural re-
sources Of the entire group OF equato-
rial islands. It Is probably the most
fertile spot on the earth. and were 1t
freed from the Spanish yoke It might
well become n OF the most prosperous
communities in thu world. Spanish
domination has been a blight upon the
island, retarding It's progress and pre-
venting more than the barest develops
mert, Gays the Toronto (Canada) Even
Ing News. The people have existed
under a system which destroyed any
incentive to Industry. and the result
has been that to-day, after centuries
Of occupation, almost one-hah Of the
area OF the island Is in Its primeval
condition. The people have cultivated
just enough land to win u subsistence,
which Is easily obtained from the in
icomparably fertile soil Of the island.
The forests OF Cuba to-day r COW
cred with mahogany. rosewood, Cuban
ebony and cedar, all OF which are valu-
able woods and in great demand. In
addition to the marveiously valuable
forests OF millions OF acres. fully 7,OGO,-
900 acres Of land yet remain wild and
uncultivated, simply because the people
OF the island have not been encouraged
to develop its resources. Manufacture
ing Of all kinds is neglected, and only
such products are grown as can be pro.
duced by the least labor, and with the
least machinery. Tobacco and sugar
are the chief products, and It Is prob
able that with the appliances used in
Louisiana in the making Of sugar the.
out put OF that staple in Cuba would
easily be increased at least thirty per
cent. Two crops OF Indian corn can be
produced annually, while rice, cotton
and indigo r grown with the greatest
ease and with the least amount Of out
lay Of either time or money. AT pres
ent the total value OF all the agricul-
tural products of the island Is about
$50, 00o, 900 annually. which could be
quadrupled In a very short time by the
Introduction OF modern methods In TILL
Ing soil. The mineral wealth OF Cuba
is well, known, but little attention Is
paid to II, by the native population.
Both copper and coal are abundant,
while coperas and alum are known to
exist in large quantities.
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The PRtrlot'a Neply.

Is this the land our fathers loved;
The freedom which they toiled TO win?
Is this the soil wherein they moved?
Are these the graves they slumber In?
Are we the sons by whom are borne
The NANTES which the dead have worn?
OF human skulls. that shrine was made,
Round which the priests OF Mexico
Before their loathsome idol prayed
Is freedoms altar fashioned so7
And must we yield to freedoms God,
As offering meet, the workers blood?
Shall honor bleed?-shalle truth succumb?
Shall pen. n press, and soul be dumb?
By Plymouth Rock. the Bunker's mound,
BY Griswold's stained and shattered
By Warren's ghost-by Langdon's shade
By all the memories OF our dead!
By their charging souls. which burst
The bands and letters round them set
By the free pilgrim. spirit nursed
Within our Utmost bosom. yet
By-all above-around-below-
Be ours the indignant answer-No!
u. G, Whittier.
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H" #U 3D. #|H-
THERE Is more Catarrh In this sec.
tion OF the country than oil other dis
eases put together, and until the las;
few years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced 1t 4 local disease. and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by con.
stantly falling TO cure with local treat
ment, pronounced It, incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitution
al disease, and therefore requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constltu.
tional cure on the market. It IS taken
internally in doses from ten drops to a
teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces oil. sthe system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case 1t falls to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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THE lNTELLlGENCER
wnEEL1No, NAY II. lsos.
Waiting Situation.

Yesterday was not q day OF important
developments In the war situation be-
yond those that were anticipated. The
usual unsatisfactory and largely specu-
latiye reports regarding the movements
and programmes OF the naval fleets OF
the United States and Spain were
abundant. It is a pretty well settled
understanding thai the Spanish fleet Is
still on the other sideof the Atlantic and
all reports as TO Its movements and
purposes come from foreign sources.
This government is. in the meantime,
regardless of the somewhat peculiar pol
icy Of Spain, proceeding to, prepare for
the landing of an army IN Cuban soil for
the purpose Of carrying:out the original
plan to assist the insurgents and to
drive out the Spanish forces, 10 blockade
San Juan and to capture Porto Rico.
Other plans OF course are secret. and the
precise order under which Sampson is
actingts . known to the public. though
there are conjectures which seem to be
reasonable.
Immediate supplies are to be sent to
Admiral Dewey at Manila, and coupled
with this announcement Is the theory
thatta portion of the Caaiz leeto Spain
may proceed 10 the Philippines report
which is Q generally credited. The
domestic disturbances in Spain have
yeen increased, and the prospects OF a
revolution In the government seem 10
omiaous. The quiet o. yesterdsy may
be succeeded to-day by important de-
yelopments, for>itis well known that the
government al Washing;on'does not in
tend to lose the advantage it now has
through Spanish inaction on the sea-
and distress at home.
More than ever It is regarded that the
war will not be OF long duration-that
Is, actual hostilities will not be, though
a peace settlement may not come for
months even after Cuba is free beyond a
doubt. The general movements OF troops
southwark means but one thing. and
that is the speedy pushing OF the cam
paign, So far as Cuba is concerned, to a
finish.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust me- =
ed. NJ. Mcdonald Prichard n bea ' -
S. Allison, trustees, bearing, date "a (
twenty-fourth day. Of March, ~ 4,
and recorded in the office OF the eS W.c
the county court of Ohio counts; Nh
Virginia, in deed OF trust book No ~
lis. the undersigned trustees VIII s,,s.f
to sell at public auction at the aol.ar 4
door Of the court house OF ONO c9uASi
the city OF Wheeling, West virgins,
WEDNESDAY, MAY Il, lSs
commencing at 10 o'clock a, NJ; NE .:I 1,,
ing property, that Is to say: Two M <
OF real estate described in SAID ~
trust as follows, to-wit: "A cetltirr SS.rr
OF ground situated In the town o. .I-I
county of Ohio and state OF MeS. W" y, n
described as follows: BeginhiTs ,SssII
northeast corner OF William ss nd:
piece OF ground: thence runn!rs eas. /. 1
National pike; thence ut right ansii Is liz
said National road or pike southets ,,s 4
ty-tive feet COS ft.), be the same m N
less, to n private alley; thence a ISiy .pi
line Of said private alley wcs'"an *, b;
binding on same twenty-five IA ,,si,s
VIM. Stahnkc's southeast cotnet, !. liz,
northerly along said StnrnNe ,-na q
ninety-ilve (9O feet, be the SAM lea Is
less. TO the place OF beginning. a ~ n.
OF ground fronting about twenty X "
more or less. on the southwark s ,.i','r, 4
National road in the town OF s.ais d
Fulton. in said county OF onio, ss,Ttf
West Virginia, bounded on the eW,r.sl
side by the property OF AusuSt nrnrt.r
and on the westerly side by rea. Il. 9osi
owned and occupied by said Cns',s nriytt
and extending southwardly 10 SstI'
alley at the rear OF said propeIH -.prcr.
conveyed; together with all lne t,SSt!tl
ments thereon and appurtehshee'
belonging" erbl
TERMS OF SALE-one-thlrd sSS siee. u
much moro as the purchaser. M! ~ ia VI;
pay on the day OF sale: the oa!nnv sir ,si
equal instruments payable nma-san trtSi
twelve months. with intere,. esiyins "
the day OF sale. tho purchase, secure
notes Tor tho deferred nayInen.ss W,
by n deed OF trust on the ptVp
NJ. MCDONALD PRiSsnnS
nplSw BENJAMIN S. ALLi /,
Tho above sale was ADJOURN -
Wednesday, May Is, 1885, at tne
N. MCDONALD PklSSoN
BENJAMIN S. ALL
my12-ls.5
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;villifying the President for what they
were pleased 10 call his cowardiy de-
las" are now not having a word OF.
praise for the man who directed Com
Smodore Dewey to proceed NJ once / the
Philippine Islands. Commence opera
ton at once, particularly against the
Spanish feet. Use utmost .cndeavors,"
The public Is having some splendid OPP
portuniaes to discover the sort OF patri-
otism represented in the condre, OF the
yellow journals.
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THE human machine starts but once
and stops but once. You can keep It
going longest and most regularly by
using De Wits Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills for constipation and
all stomach and liver troubles. Charles
R. Goetze. Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-s!xth and ia
cob streets; A. E. Scheehle. No. COZ Main
street: E1ley Bros. Penn and Zane.
streets: Bowie & Co. Bridegroom. 3
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Lieutenant Rowan's manner Is said to-
indicate that his trip into the interior
OF Cuba to communicate with the tneur-
gent leaders was very successful. This
important mission, executed by a Yves.
Virginlan for the government. had, 1t is
understood, direct connection with the
proposed immediate military movement
on Cuba and the arming OF the Cuban
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A Cn--S:dc! War.

II It should turn out, as now seems
certain, that Spain has practically aban-
doned Cuba, so far as any attempt to
meet our naval fleet Is concerned, the
purpose OF the war will be gained within
Ia brief time. The resolutions au.horiz-
ing the President TO Intervene for Cuban
independence notified the world that the
war you'd not be prosecuted fur any
other object than the humane n re-
cited in the declaration. This purpose Is
thoroughly understood by the European
powers, and II the decision has been
reached by the Madrid government to
rginquIsh the West Indian possessions,
and the last hold upon colonial power on
this hemisphere, 1t is YER probable that
Spain will be advised that. in the inter-
est Of the peace of the world. and to
avoid her own complete undoing. a set
Element OF the whole issue will be both
wise and profitable.
II the apparea: retreat Of the Spanish
naval fleet indicates the abandonment
INH".HHr. -#
of Cuba, so far as the United States is
concerned the declared purpose OF the
war"wul be accomplished within a rea-
sonable time, and there vii be remain.
Ing but the settlement for peace, with
every probability that this government
Will be able to dictate satisfactory
terms. other questions involved. con-
corning the Philippines, the matter of
war indemnity, PREPARATION for the
Maine. &C., will, OF course. come up and
be settled IN connection with the squar-
Ing OF the entire account.
So far the wal. on spaln's part. has
been more OF q farce than q reality. and
has excited the deris!on OF the world
rather than admiration for Spanish dar-
lnr or cfrnrOth d. What NAV no In Ctnra
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Nc Dcrmott-Mc Lane
Dispatch to the IntcllIgencer.

opecIaI DIsphtch 10 INC lhtcIIIScncef.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va, May IL
Col. Joseph McDermott, Junior member
Of the oil operating firm OF Courtney,
Lowrie & McDermott. and Miss Louise
McLane. youngest daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles E. ,McLane. were quietly
married this morning at the home OF the
bride by Rev. James Sherrin, OF the
Episcopal church, In the presence OF n
few intimate friends. Immediately after
the ceremony they left for ntwo weeks
trip to the eastern cities. Both OF the
parties are well known in social circles
over. the state. the groom being a mem
Der Of Governor AtkInson's staff.
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1t Is hoped that the story that the In
surgents in the Philippines are massa-
creing women and children is grossly
exaggerated or baseless. II it is true,
however. It reflects in no wise on this
country. /. Commodore Dewey Is doing
what he a to avert just such occur
rences, and this government is sending
him troops to preserve order. In the
meantime. the blood Of the spaniards is
on spain's W head, for she invited oil
the horrors that must come with war,
and ignored the warnings OF her friends
in Europe.
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oAsToRTA.

NEURALGIA cured by DR.. Miles PAIN
PILLS "One cent q dose" AT oil druggists.
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WHEN doctors fall try Burdock Blood
Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipation;
invigorates the whole system. l
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Why not send a detective to ferret out
the whereabouts OF the Spanish Cape
Verde feet? II It is in hiding somewhere
It will relieve public curiosity to know
where.
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Reduced Rates via Ohio River n. II.
Wheeling to Cincinnati o.. ........s 30
Wheeling to Lexington. Ky........ Z 60
Wheeling to Louisville, Ky........ Q 90
Wheeling TO Louisville, KY, second
clo 60 9 sn
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The New York Press calls attention to
inc fact, which has also been comment
ca upon by others. that the yellow jour
nails that only q few weeks sincc were
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army. and was a very responsible and
dangerous task. bu. Welt virginia blood
never chllls under ouch circumstances.
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tRenderlUnto Ca,s,..r &e.

The Mail Tribune Is long suffering and
full OF mercy, forgiving iniqufties, trans
g%ressions and sins, but when 1t comes 10
the Wheeling Intelligencer publishing
Ed kinnison's poem occasional" and
cred;ting 1t to the Mcdowell Recorder,
we think 1t Is time to enter a protest.
The poem appeared originally in the
Mail Tribune and has since been extern
s!vely copied by the newspapers of the
state. Render unto Caesar the things
that are Caesar's"-Charles;on Mall TIL
bune.
In Justice to itself the Intelllgencer
will say that It clipped the verses refer
red to from the Mcdowell Recorder, in
which paper 1t appeared without credit
to any other journal. We are reminded,
however, by Arthur Middleton, who
sends US the above clipping, what had
already occurred to many. no doubt, and
which should have. occurred to the Mail
Tribune, that Mr.. Kinnison's "Scccs-
sional" Is simply a paraphrase OF Rad
yard Kippling's famous "R~eoessionsl,"
written for Queen Victoria's golden jubi-
lee, and he apty adds: Render unto
Kippling the things that, are Kip
pings" OF. course, Mr.. Klnnison x
pected that his readers we're familiar
enough with so noted a poem totrecogI,
nlze the paraphrase. but lie doubtless
over-rated the acknowledge Of the Mail
Tribune editor on this point.
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~ De O. -"a. F.#.. Hh#.NaHa
There will be q rude awakening for the
Spaniards in Havana shortly from the.
effects Of the deceit that Is being prac-
ticed upon them by the Spanish officials
there. 1t Is reported from the Cuban
capital that the battle OF Manila was re-
ported to the Spanish population as a
victory for Spain and that the city cele-
brated 1t. Another report in circulation
at Havana, presumably started by the
officials, IS that the cities OF Mobile and
New Orleans have been captured by the
Spanish. This IS one way to inspire
hope tJnong the spaniards IN Cuba who.
have no means of learning the truth, but
it will not win the cause Of Spain.
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silkcllnc. RULED. at sc. The saino
style covered with French satinc
toc,
New Wash
Shirt Waists

In nopey styles: also a few Jeff from
. last season at sc. sc, &c and SC.
About one-third price.
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1.-THE INTELL1GENcER. embracing Its
several editions, is entered in tho Post
Office at Wheeling. ". Va. as s%econd-elass
matter.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-31

Senator George Allison. iowa. reported
the sundry clyl bill aud announced that
ne would call it up for consideration. to-
morrow
Consideration vaA then resumed of tha
measure making further provision for 4
clVli government for Alaska tho pending
4 y being substitute offered ~
anendmeht offered by Perkins. Cal.
AZ TINS point the floor was yieiicd to
Nouptt COT, chairman Of The commit ."
On post Office ana posi- roads. as he de-
nited 70 make 2 statement. He made 4
fTnafFable and canStic arrai2nment Of
"a" secretary OF the treasury on account
81 tn" Secretary's hippant treatment of
I request made by Wolcott'.; committee.
oicott Said that. March 10. the commit :
ItS n post "iiic"S and post roads bad
L@h'd rs secretary Of the treasury for
IN OPINION upon postal savings bank
system similar communication hal
necn sent to the postmaster general ana
a courteous ana extended reply in du"
'iin' had been received. The views of The
secretary OF the treasury ON In" question
were desired by the COMMITTEES. as it was
expected That some opinions Of value
would be presented
After waiting for an unIIsuaI time the
'phM|tir", " nlCOt said tlirN bad re-
CciNod the Srcr"talY'S rcpiv
nave l" report to the senate sal"
rs. inH thc iapl. Was Of su,h Il lrtitr"
that haNe pron unanimously instructed
h5 iu" commute" 4" respectfully rnturl li-
''"lPt" u WAS 'ht 10 th" cuiumitte" ii
was 2tttH To- Che nrVtuappra f. WA no,
OF rhIra'i't in colsunJuro with tn, irl-
pprtanCv rl the subject I'll" wnrl., cil -
'ulu~t'! hc"S ~ tine case are moss f,lnailA-
aide ! wilt unl ask here 10 hal, th. Ict-
ter Of thr secretary read II was hipp"uT
ana impcttiUtui ANA h;tH no pllst. III I'm.
records Of tui- iudN.
W"Icoti thrn 't>ls'd that ia" cu5irr cor
iysi"nd"n1o ~ r. subject hr printed Hti ,
n WIS s." o.d'@'l.
.ttlUueer. N il aud l-ryo. Nj. siiaur-
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"l manufacturing novelty works. thor
"uGhlN equipped with CSpcciaD machines
-.ip1blr "f turning out unlimited Quanti-
t'S. ahrSo goods are sold to the best
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PLtui Is supplied with electric power.
rent IHemdiue power $500; factory 10
Gated within five miles of Boston Goods
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H'EhiN appreciated by all who have used
Il aS III" large orders received thoroughly
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references given ANA required. Come and
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