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Arizona republican., 1898-07-22
ARRIVED AT MANILA.

San Francisco, July 21-A cable special to the Examiner dated Hong Kong, July 20, says that the second fleet of transports from the United States has reached Manila Four deaths occurred during the voyage:
 Lieutenant Lazelle and Private Mad dox of the Eighteenth infantry; Ser geant Geddis of the First Nebraska and Private Wiseband of the First Colorado. Otherwise all arrived we'll
Arizona republican., 1898-07-22
WATER STEAMER.

Philadelphia, July 12-The British tank steamer Lucilene, now at this port, has been bought by the govern ment to carry water to Cuba and else where. The price paid is said to be $200, 1000. The Lucilene was launched five years ago at Stockton, England dan is built of iron and steel. SKc can carry 100000 gallons of water.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-22
A MILD TYPE.

Washington, July 21.-No official reports were obtainable today at the war department as to yellow fever con- ditions at Santiago. Officials are rest ing easy, however, under assurances conveyed by Dr. Greenleaf that the disease is mild in type.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE CYCLONE.

Exeter. N. H., July 21.-A cyclone struck the town of Epping at o'clock this afternoon, doing considerable damage to property.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-22
A KENTUCKY FEUD.

Barboursville, Ky, July 21.-John Baker and a colore. man were killed from ambush yesterday. It was re- suit of the Garrard-Baker feud.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-02
Cured OF Blood Poison After Fifty.Twe
Doctors Failed.

Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, ia
Gentlemen: In 1872 a small pimplc
broke out OIL my leg. 1t began eating
and in four months | was treated by u
physician of Talladega County. Ala,
whore lived eighteen years. Elc re-
lowed it for n short while. In six
weeks it broke out again in both legs.
also on my shoulder. Two small
until 1876. In this time l had twelve
different physicians. They told me
the only remedy was amputation; that
it could never be cured. For six
months | could not walk a step. |
went to Mineral Wells, Texas, spent
$500. 0O; came home; went to Hot
Springs. Ark. staid nine months-all
failed to cure me. In 1887 | came
back to Birmingham, Ala. was ad-
viscd to write you, which ! did. You
wrote me that b. Is. Is. would cure
me, and | could get the medicine from
Nabors II Morrow, Druggist, of our
city. | had finished my fifth bottle
my legs began to heal, and in less than
two months l was sound and we'll.
That has boon nearly two years ago.,
and no sign Of its return yet. l have
spent in cash over $500 90, and B. Il.
B: donc the work that oil the rest
failed to do. You have my permits
sion to publish this. have travelled
SO mach trying to get we'll that my
cure is we'll known. Fifty-two doc
tors have treated me in the last II
years. All they did was to take what
money | had, and done me no good,
l am now we'll man. Prof. q. II.
Ranger, Shady Dale, Ga.
For sale by Drnggist.
Price $1.0O per large bottle.
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The State Of North Carolina has
recently been invaded by two hundred
Mormon missionaries from Utah, who
are going in pairs through the rural
districts without money or baggage,
and depend upon the hospitality Of
the people i'll the sections they visit.
The entire State has been divided into
districts and will he thoroughly pros
clyted. The missionaries arc working
both for emigrants TO Utah and con
verts to their religion. In both dircc-
tions they are having extraordinary
success, says the Chicago Record.
No violence have been offered them.
Their public meetings on Sundays arc
largely attended, and by their tact
they are making friends in a remarka-
BILE manner.
- TWENTY va percent Of the populs-
ton of England AVE their ives ensured.
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sold Comparison.'

The people around the little noun
tain town called him ''Old Compare |
SOU, aud | knew in a general way
why the solriquct had been given
him, but ! did not, during my months
stay, have an opportunity to test It,
though had a speaking acquaintance
with him. One day | was passing his
house, aud he was sitting on the steps
Of the little vinc-clsd porch in front.
Good morning. | said. cts
lovely day
Finer silk he responded.
How are you this morning.
'Friskier' n Il colt
'How's your wife,
"Peartcr'p "a pullct.'
"The weather is very hot and dry
for this season, don't you think?'
"Hottcr'n a run horse, aud drier'n
clean shirt
Il suppose you went to the wedding
last night in the meeting house? A
pretty bride, thought
'Purticr'n Il spccklcd dog"
line young Il is rich, i hear.
'fichcr'n fertilizer i foot thick"
by the way, are you willing to sell
me those sawlogs Brown couldn't take
off your hands,"
"Willincr'n Il yirl to set ~pliccd.' :
when can | See them?
Quicker a lamb can shake his
tail
And the old man grabbed his hat
and stick, and led the way tothc river,
offering no remark, but answering all
inquiries as usual.
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Il.OM TIL: l;tisAIAa.

brigii,
All space doth occupy. AL motion guide,
| Unchanged Through times ali -devastatiug
flight,
Thou only God! there is no d beside,
Being above al beings, mighty One,
Witnm nnn" can c0iDpraianI and mono
OK plorr,
Who tilPst existence VITA 1'byeclf alone,
Embracing All, supporting, ruling DER.
Being whom wo call Goa, and know no
more,
In its sublime research, philosophy
May measure out tho ocean dr.p-may
count
Tho sands or the suns Jays Bat ,io,i.
for Thee
There il nc weight nor measure. None
can mount
Up to Thy mysteries. Reasons bright
spark,
Though kindled by thy light in vain
would try
TO trace Thy counsels. infinite and dark
And thought IS lost ere thought can soar
10 high,
Even like past moments in eternity.
Thou iro" primevai no,hingnsss didst
call
First chaos, then existence LORD ON
Tiieo
Eternity had ita foundation MI
Sprung forth from Thee u light, 10y.
harmony,
sol" oriSin-:ll if. all i,.,ty there:
Thy word created al, :nl ,ln,i. Great, {:
Toy .~pIcndnr fills all space with day d.-
vine:
Thou art, ana vast. and shall be rlori-
Gus great,
lifc-givlng, life S;s,tnininS po:snta:a.
Thy chains tho unmoMs,ired nniyersoA sur
round,
Upheld by Thee by Thee inspired with
breath,
Tt:"l tho beginning. with Tho end hast
bound,
Mud beautifully mingled life and death!
As sparks mount upward from the fiery
blaze.
Sos"na arc born, 80 worlds spring forth
rom Thee
And ~ the spangles in the sunny rays
Shine around tho silver snow, tho pa
Eeantry
OF iieaven's bright army glitters in Thy
praise.
a million torches lighted by Thy hand,
Wander. unwearied, through the dark
abyss;
They W Thy power. accomplish Thy
command,
Ali gay with life, all eloquent with bliss
What shall we call them Z? Piles OF chrys.
tai light?
A glorious company OF golden streams?
Lamps OF celestial ether burning bright?
suns lighting aystems with their low
Gus beams?
But Thou to them art as the moon to
night.
ies, AZ the drop Of water in the sea,
All this ma2niicence in Thee il lost
What arc ten thousand worlds compared
with Thee?
And what am !, then? Heavens I'M
numbered host,
Though multiplied by myriads, and ar
ray'd
In all tho glory of sublimest thought,
Is but I'LL atom in the balance weighed
Against Thy greatnoss-.s IL cypher
brought
Against iniinity. What am 1 then i.
Naugli.
Nothing!--but The eninence of Thy light
divine,
rorvading worlds, ha.h reached my DO
com, too;
%: in my spiris doth Thy spirit shine,
As shines the sunbeams in a drop OF
dew.
Naught! but I live, and on hopes PIN
ions fly,
Eager toward Thy presence! for IN Thee
] live, and breathe, and dwell, aspiring
high;
Fen to the throne Of Thy divinity,
am, o God, and surely Thou must be .
Thou art! directing, guiding all Thou
art!
Direct my understanding, then, to Thee;
Control my spirit, guide my wandering
Though but an atom midst j mmensity,
Still I am something fashioned BIZ Tny
hand
hold a middle nnnk, 'twixt heaven
mud onrth,
On the last verge OF mortal being stand.
Close TO the realm where angels have
their birth,
lust Oft the boundaries Of the spirit
lard.
ID A &c ID A
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THE DLOODIE~Y RECORDS


I..DnM 4, .Ncusu.af D.mi.l

fioMh ~ Afu 9'nN 'Mi,..
The bloody rccpriS or tie cisii wf ine column. Retiring ter
49, nnc inlau.LL. llrAilala L.. L.l- ln IN L.iln.1 n. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18
n - By A. MJOopg secretarv
THE BOND ISSUE.


Local snnks Distributing hInny circnla RI
,cof Information a Considerable Sab.
serlptinn from THIS Community 1, Ger
tain 10 BIO III Evidence, tsys,
/. The several banks OF the city. Tie
postofiice and the express companies
agents have received subscription
blanks and circulars OF Information
from Secretary OF the Treasury Gage,
relative. to the national governments
issue OF war bonds Soon to be .cors,lr-
mated. 'Placards were displayed yes
terday, and as asresult there was con-
siderable interest displayed by the pub
lie. AT all OF the places mentioned, cir
'culars and blanks were given out, and It
Is estimated that there Will be q cons!d-
cradle subscription to the bond issue In
this community. As the applications for
bonds are in many cases sent direct to
the treasury department there will be no
method OF learning what amount Is sub
scribed in this city. but bankers esti-
mate that from $4,000 to 5000 will be
subscribed In Wheeling. istat'
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Bessemer holds last weeks advance and
othcr, grades are not duotablyi lower,
No decline In CONSUMPTION appears
and while bars nro veal With short
time. the rule In eastern mills, Etheyad.
panced 2ise, at Plttsbtirgs, while Chlca.
80 reports heavy iseason contracts still
coming from wngon,car, and other man.
ufacturcrs. leli " m IN M r.
Heavy sheets ore better at the east,
but thin are not better anywhere. s.ruc-
tnral works are full for the summer ana
have had two remarkably good weeks
}ders. ~ 4 n ~ va
Plate mills are well employed ana a.
Chicago the demand for pipe Ia better,
especially iron, tho Paclho coast. Ship.
ments from there OF rails In May inciud-
cd come to Sweden Belgium. South AZ,
RIGA, Siberia and three; other countries
while orders from Calcutta have Just
been taken, The anthracite coal out.
put In May exceeded the allotment by
100 per cent. Il 4 n
Failures for the week have been osS
In the United States, against 234 last
year, and 20 in Canada, against 80 last
year. GsIf ,ie} ai ft-I97 So - Y n
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MouHpsy1LLE
Atiisesiisnsous sIeianSe OF pIinsr MA,
tiers from harsiinii's Metro polls.

y 1 p. y u
Tho reception committee appointed to
meet the delegates Of the Wheeling
'sS" convention at the depot on Tues.
day, the 2Sth, will hold a meeting at thu
Methodist Episcopal churcl. next Tues
day night, at $50 O'Clock. The business,
to be transacted Is OF great Importance
and all members should be present.
Great preparations are being made
for the junior league lawn fete In the
court house yard Tonight. The menu
bers OF the Junior league will serve the
refreshments and have charge OF {! the
social. Come out and see, how well the
children can serve. iia
Squire. Henry Riddle, OF Benwood, sued
George Stewart for house rent and
The trial came of yesterday In Justice
Mann's court before a Jury. The Jury
found for the plaintiff and assessed his
damages 'at $50.
Mr.. Bradley, OF Brooke county, was In.
the city yesterday, looking after the In.
terests OF Judge Campbell. as cam
didate for nomination on the Republi-
can ticket for Congress.
james A. sigafoose returned from,
Pittsburgh yesterday, where he had
been In the interest OF the Wheeling
'9S" Epworth League convention.
DR.. wa. Williams, president OF
Franklin College, will go 20 New Ath-
ems, O., to preside at the commences
ment exercises, next Wednesday. &
The board OF directors OF the camp
meeting association will hold a meeting
on the camp grounds this evening at
1880 o'clock. =.
The Thlmble Bee Sewing Society,
will hold special meeting this after
noon, at the residence OF Mrs. ". D.
Dunn.
Miss Eva Hall, who has been attend-
ing school at the Conference Seminary
at Buckhannon, returned home yester-
day. iG
Senator S. W. Mathews and wife and
Miss Maude Jefferson. are visiting
friends at Huntington and Central City.
Miss Maude Criswcll, who has been
attending school at Bethany, returned
home yesterday.
Presley. A. Martin, OF Bowman's
Ridge, was q caller In the city. yester-
day.
Miss Jennie Gowen, Of Wheeling, is
visiting Mrs. Sterrlt, OF Seventh street.
General Alfred Caldwell and family,
OF Wheeling. were In the city yesterday.
The Demorest medal contest ut the
w. C. T. U. hall tonight.
The G. A. r. post will have very I'm,
portant meeting tonight.
Miss Grace Hedges will leave to-day
for Mountain Lake Park. z
The Democratic county committee
meets here to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18
ORNAMENT THE TAvoRITE
In the Suburban Handicap Which VIII
H-s be Run To-day,

NEW YORK, June 17.-Un!ess ali
signs fall, the chances for q fine day To-
morrow when the great Suburban ham
dlcap Is 10 be run, are excellent. The
number Of entries, as It now stands, is
fourteen, and It Is safe to say that nj
least dozen Will 90 TO the post. with
Ornament as the top weight OF III
pounds, and on his Brooklyn Handicap
and work since, he Is likely to be Il
favorite. At Shcepshead Bay orna-
ment was sent q mile and a halS In 800.
going smoothly and well within 1inlself
and finishing strong, the mile and
quarter being done in 2:l2ls, nnL boy
OF 1875 pounds was In the saddle. Ben
Holiday was sent q mile and a quarter
as we'll and covered the distance In the
same time, although he did the Subur-
ban distance In a shade over 2:11. Havoc
did not do rs well as expected. his best
effort being q mile and half In 2:4l.
Imp, the speedy western mare, worked
n mile and furlong In 1:57Is, good
rate Of speed, which viii give her many
friends In the race I. Tlllo was worked at
Gravesend In 2:l4 for a mile and a quar-
ter all out, but he does berter.in races
Royal Stag did not, get fast run. his
.victory.in the Brookdalc showing his
trainer, that he'was absolutely fl. to r,,n..
Ogden was sent a milo and a quarter ut
Brighton Beach In 2:1Sh. and showed
himself to, be in good condition. Jscer-
o'DayE was worked the same distance
on the same track in 2:12 and apparently
had n little bit to spare at the end. Don
de Orc, ION Deck, Semper Ego, TRACE
dian and George 'Keone have been work.
pnratlon two days before the race and
partion.two days. before the race and
they were only galloned. excepting Ira
gedlan, who was beaten In his race.
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An Exciting Week In nil Lines--1he new
Lonn M Eminent sucGess-The Grent
balances OF Trade In Favor OF This
Country. ~
NEW YORK, June 17.--.R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade will say in
to-morrow's issue:
The passing of%the war tax bill, the
oher!ng Of bonds and tile collapse OF
Letter and cash wheat, have made the
week somewhat exciting. In spite OF
some features which cannot be justified,
the tax BIZ was approved us probably
me best that could be obtained from
Congress this year and gave assurance
o. needed revenue for the emergency.
me bond provision has already called
out offers for more than three times the
amount desired and 1t probably Will
prove the most successful loan ever In
WED by the United States. A great
victory In the field could hardly be
more important, especially In its lnfiu-
ence on foreign opinion. II
Not less significant was the excess of
exports over imports. IN May by $50. $780,
s's making merchandise balance In
favor OF the United States s571 $50. 037
10 eleven months OF. tho fiscal year.
%aiie net imports OF gold were sl02. 026,-
w though In no previous fiscal year
ma: nave the net imports OF gold exceeded
G,iS6'l27 In 1882.
NOT less important Is the official
sHowing that this nation has supplied
70 others l0,65s.20s bushels wheat, and
.yino'O0O corn In eleven and one-half
.nOhths without checking receipts from
arms and sees wheat fall 20 points In
week because crop is promised great
T mIhan the last by, 100,000,000 bushels.
ms decline would shave come sooner
Mau ma Mr., Letter looked for larger
s s. out the benefit to this country BY
.ae average advance OF !nearly Csc for
.ne crop year on wheat exported has
I'm about si8,060.000 and to producers
...uGh Greater. In corn, on the other
;.a"l' the cash price has declined only
AZ uhu the demand continues .cxtraordi-3
NY "estern'receipts amounting 10 A.
/ .s,-'z bnahels. against 3,Sl3,10i last
EAT EAT ana exports amounting to s3,GG2,-
Wv N, bushels. against 1,32l,1IS last year.
mere Is n stronger market for wool
so'oad, which with western excitement
G n,' Quotations OF. one hundred quail
,"'D by Coates Bros, OF one cent high
A. 'hhn June l, but there is scarcely.
IN INV bltlnE By manufacturers who are
S,ao ubt about the coming season and
1--we i've lev new orders except In army
, ",,ss' Tho break IN the price Of six
,wasn'onncc Clny worsted TO 81 20 has
,ohhswhat discouraged what promised
NJ, De a healthy market, Sales OF wool
d~ 4e extremely narrow by the wide
bn1,s.tcnee between excited western
uno". rh ana manufacturers who have an
psr'ain coming season to face
Iron 10 extremely dull, though
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BELLAIRE
an sori.of local New, aud Go"Ip From,
the Glass City. sei

Z a.
AL Sort. OF focal New, aud Go,,lp Fro d,
the Gla.s City. Z, 81
The war loan offered TO the people by
the national government was taken
hold OF by Bella!re. people yesterday In
away that indicates It Is popular
measure. The banks. express Offices
and fpostoflice received application
blanks on Thursday evening or yester-
day morning and number OF subsccip-
lions were forwarded during the day.
II this city Is nn Indication OF the re-
Spouse from other parts OF the country,
the loan Will fall far short OF supplying
the demand. n ~. 81,
Several persons from this city will 70
to Armstrong; Mills to-day. to attend
the celebration OF "Capteen Day." Eras-
mus Wilson. the "Quiet Observer 5of
the Pittsburgh Commercials Gazette
VIII relate early "reminiscences. Com
gresham Danfo:d was 10 have made
an address. but he and his daughtet
were called to Columbus and he Will
not be present. Professor Shepherd
Davis and a trained class will give an
entertainment In the evening. eiss
: The fire department will decide next
Tuesday evening whether to go to Sis
tersvlle or reserve their force for a,
firemen's tournament here later In the
season. Some OF them, however, want
to 80 to Sistersville 70 have that town
turn out TO the tournament. 81
P. B. Worthington, one Of Barnes
vllle's popular business men, was In the
city Thursday evening, on his way
home from the SteubenvIlle convention
and called upon friends and relatives
here. y .ssf
The American flint glassworkers' ma.
tional convention will be held at Zanes-
Vile the fore part OF next month, and
quite assnumber OF workers from here
In addition to the delegates will go out
Tomorrow will be children's dayiat
the Christian church and a splendid
programme has been arranged and the
church will be beautifully adorned with
flowers and potted plants.
The water works trustees held their
regular, monthly meeting last night al
which they considered new bids for
coal. The coal supply the. past year.
cost 81 6S per hundred. /.
WIS: Mccullough, who Is now on his
way to Dawson City, and is In the w.lds
OF Alaska, writes interesting letters
home concerning his new experience
: Joseph Kelly, the mai! carrier for the
Fourth ward, is away on his vacation.
Ed. c. Blon returned from his two,
weeks vacation yesterday. yB5$.S
Harry Buckney. the young colored
boy who died Of injuries sustained by a
fall Mt the mill, was buried yesterday
afternoon.
The Uniformed Rank band and
knights will attend the X. of p ce!e-.
'bratlon at Beallsville next Wednesday,;
Miss Eliza Carmichael. the music
teacher in the schools, wen: to her home
in Wellsburg. yesterday.
{ Mrs. John T. Lane Is visiting friends
In Chicago. and Miss Jessie Butte Is at,
Allegheny.
r. w. Archer has the tax books a 1.-THE
water works office for the semi-annua1y
collection.
The colored Masons are holding affair
In the city hall. ~ =. 5 -
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BOXING.

, The betting on the result OF the meet
ing OF those sterling boxers. Charles
Johnson and Charles Burns, at the Met
ropolltnn club next Monday has become
quite lively, and a number Of fair-szed
rolls have been placed Mt even money
by the admirers OF both men. This
shows that whileitho sports are willing
to put the long Creen on their farorlte
they have due amount Of respect for,
the other party and odds are not being
given either way. The followers OF box
Ing In this Vicinity have seen both men
together In the ring. which gives them
n splendid opportunity to form opinions
on the next meeting. Johnson's adher-
ents claim Il long journey to be his "ong
suit" and that his ability 10 give aud
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WoRLp's REcoRps BRoKEN.
BOSTON, Mass, June 17.-world's b

BOSTON. Mass. June 17.-Worlds bi-
cycle records once again went bv the
board from the ninth to the thirtieth
mile to-day. when Eddie McDufree cas-
lily defeated Major Taylor, OF Brook
lyn, at the Charles River Park, In n
paced thirty mile race. From the start
to about the fifteenth mile It was a hot
event, but after that time Taylor did
not show up as well against the great
work OF McDuffee. but nevertheless the
game colored lad broke nearly all his
own records for many OF the short dis
tances. Both men got good Starts and
McDuffee's FIRST mile In Isl AS showed
him only q little In the lead. The. pac-
Ing talent was good and AlcDuffee was
superb in his pick-ups. Taylor had not
the speed at times 70 keep pace. The de-
feated man. however, was game to the
last, 2McDuffees miles offer the six
teenth were at los clip.
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III cen. ltobtti.on.. one.

Yesterday. in Clerk Robertsoh's Office.
the deed OF assignment OF the Farmers,
Consumers and Trades Address COM
pany, wos recorded. with 7. II. Gatyln
as assignee. The deed transfers the
printing plant at 13il Market street, of
fee furniture. etc. The assignee - giv-
empower to complete all contracts now
existing. N Il ,i{ y ~ A a I.
Three deeds OF trust were recorded
and the following deed: ~, Z.
Z Deed made June 10, 1853; by Mary
Becker to Charles Becker: considera.
tlon. $4,000; transfers real estate at the
corner OF Third and Main streets, North
Wheeling. Z. n ...',l6a N ~ ri N
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FISHER THE CHAMPION.

DETROIT, Mich, June 17.-By win
ming the two professional events at Cy-
Gle Park this afternoon, John Fisher, Of
Chicago, takes the championship honors
OF the Michigan state circuit, which
closcs. here with to-morrow's races.
Summary:
Mile open, professionalism Flsher,
Chicago. first; Barney oldheld. Toledo,
second; T. D. Mccarthy, Toronto. third.
Time, 2:0i rs.
Mile handicap, professionalism
Fisher, Chicago, first; !. G. Lawson,
Chicago. second; Harley Davidson, To-
ronto, third. Time, oil As. ,,