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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-07-23
WOODLAWN CAMP.

Woodlawn Camp Meeting commences Aup-
ust -nu, ana continues for ten days. The
Erouhds are being put in order for it, and any
oi,c wlshlnG 10 spend few days II week be-
lore the meeting commences can do So with
9ut any extra charge by giving the Secretary
que que notice notice. For the benefit of those who do
NO. khow would say our tents are all first
class, and each tent has a fly which makes a
oouole cover, Keeping you perfectly dry in
Inc rent of tents this year is as follows:
I2xI6 Canvas Tents with Floor S.. 90
i4x<o ' " q" 1000
For any information concerning the Camp,
lust write TO the Secretary and he will try and
give 1t to you.
c. S. ABRAHAMS, Secretary
WoNi,Gwn. Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-07-23

Secretary AgeI proud of letter he
gentleman who held high command the Union army during
the Civil and who has world wide reputation authority
military matters The the may ind sed from
this extract; You world what American staff
departments under head Of great executive ability create in
emergency 1t is difficult army equip and move
it. and it requires peculiar kind of ability"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-07-23
National AHairs.

WAsHINGToN, July -, 1S9|.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-07-23

Judges opposite whose names is will also
scrN" as Registers of Voters in their respect
i've precincts or districts.
Board of Election Supervisors for Cecil
County,
j. c. MCNAMEE Pres
WALTER BuCKwoRrH,
1"'A%3 john NJ. TUCKER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-22
Iron Tru,t Advanced Price,.

CLEVELAND. o., July Alt is said
the fact that the Bessemer pig iron trust
has ordered an advance of Afty cents
per ton, effective August /. may be the
cause OF the disruption of that organl-
cation. The members of the trust in
this city admit that the combine may
be declared Illegal under the recent
enactment Of the legislature. The order
for the advance was made several weeks
ago. Each member OF the association
was obliged to sign an agreement TO
advance prices. Recently the members
Of the combine received communications
from Its officials warning them against
the danger Of making public the infoT-
nation. An official Of the firm Of Pick
ands Mather & Co., a leading Iron frIn,
is quoted as saying concerning the mat
ter:
Eyes, an advance llns been ordered.
There is some fear Of interference by
the state officials. I do not know
whether the pig iron organization would
come under the recent law on combinn-
tions or nOt.'
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CONDITION OF TROOPS

now Before sRntIaEo-Gsnernl shaftor
Wants Them Sent North for a Needed
Hest.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 20, via
KINGSTON. Jamaica, July 2l,-uO15 a.
m.)-Geperal shnfter has opened ca
bic Office here and is In communication
with washington regarding the dIspo-
sitlon of the ffth army corps, which
consists Of those troops which came
with him from Tampa, and the REIN
:orcements from the four transports
which have since been unlOaded. Elk
cept the ThIrtv-thlrd and part Of the
Thirty-fourth Michigan, none of the
latter have been in action, but are ali
camped in the same place, and so far
as health considerations 20, General
McKibbin seems to have held the opin-
ION that the fifth corps could join the
Porto Rico expedition under General
Miles as soon as Santiago should fall.
This was the evident intention when the
invasion army left the United States,
but the condition of the men now, ac-
cOrdlEg to the physicians and COM
handing officers, Is such that the entire
CORPS should return north at once. GEN
eral Miles has cabled that he does not
want and will not need q single man
among them and he believes that after
their hard campaign they should be
given n rest Of at least two or three
weeks.
General Skaters messages to the
same effect have been most urgent ana
the doctors sag the men should be CIV
en- a rest of at least two or three
weeks. The doctors say the men should
be sent into camp IN the mountains OIL
North Carolina FOR a month. Washing
ton agrees to this, and will do every
thing possible, the cable dispatches TO-
day say, to carry the armg away from
here. But there Is a lack OF trans
ports, In addition to the Porto Rico
troops which win require forty steam-
ers for their conveyance.
The cavalry division has been sent In
10 the mountains at It's own request, to
see II Il cannot get into shape to join
General Miles and II no fever develops
the men mag go to san Juan de Porto
Rico.
ms guards and as nurses at the hospital
at Juragua. and more OF them are
needed. The colored troops are an nke-
Is to remain here to attend the sick and
hold Santiago.
General Shafter has cabled to wash
Ington that It Is imperntively necessary
that he should have more immunes
sent TO him quickly and the probability
liz that corps will leave~within the
next ten days,
All our men are now encamoed on
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11arrs nERYERA
Ana his Ome.rs-A Spani'h.A m'rleln''
story ofhIa tall.


And hlb OGlesFu-A SphniahsAmSFle1n's
story nfIIs tail.
NEW YORK. July 2i.-After Admiral
cervera and the crews of his ruined
Spanish ships arrived in this country,
Emilio n. Castillo, president of the
Spanish Benevolent Society Of this city
obtained from President Mckinley per-
mission 10 pay a visit TO the prisoners.
Mr.. Castillo was born in Spain but has
baen a citizen OF the United States since
1895. He has justSreturned after q Gay s
visit at Annapolis. BE received eouTlg-
Gus treatment from Admiral McNaif
and had conversations with Admiral
Cervera and his officers. After explain
Ing 20 a reporter that the purpose OF his
visit was to offer such aid as the span pan,
lsh officers might need, MT CastllI'
said:
admiral Cervera and his officers ex-
messed a great gratitude Tor the gener-
Gus reatmeht OF the American govern
ment Nothing that could add TO their
nhysicaI comfort had been omitted
Mr.. Castillo said that the view that
the Spanish feet was outelassed pre-
vailed among Ceryera's officers While
me ships lay in Santiago bay.
.tThere was always a shortage OF
coal" Mr.. Castillo said. They could
mot injure tine American feet because
they came out OF Santiago haronE IN
single file, Each ship was pounded as
she came out"
Mr.. Castillo said the Spanish govern
ment had sent draft for $4,000 Tor the
expenses Of the men in this country anu
that the money Is now available.
Admiral Cervera's figures snow mat
twenty Of his officers were lest. he mas
learned that one who was reporten as
missing has turned up ut Santiago.
Have Admiral Cervera and ms ON
GERS any plans for the tutureg 40
''Plans!' said Mr.. CASTILLO Win
laugh. "They are prisoners"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-22
NEW BACKS FOR OLD.
No Fairy Tnie Aeon' Fh''-oh'y SOLID

No Fairy Tale About Th's-on'g Solid
Facts.
We're doing 1t every day. It's our
bpsihess. All new backs we furnish are
satisfactory, too. Marvellous, isn't 1t?
Not 50 much so, when you know who
I'VE are. We're Doan's Kidney Pills.
Don't surprise you so much now You
Know they always do their work. And
their work is making new backs out Of
old. Old backs ache. That Is, tney
seem to ache. It's the kidneys that
scLe Ana Inc back does the talking.
Bnckache is not MI there Is OF Kidney
disease. It's only the starter, so to
sneak. Excessive urlne-very common
Complaint. Sediment In urine-gettlng
worse. High color, and pain In passing
worse still Diabetes, Brlghts Dis
ease. Death. That's the end Moral
Trade that old back for a new one. ana
do Il at once. Don't walt for all tne
coming horrors. Doan't Kidney PMS
WIZ make the old back new. ASK the
wheeling people about II, they Know
Read the following case: =, ,,.
Mrs G. v. Burkett, OF No. ~ souln
Wabash street, for over twensy- I,N,
wears employed at the Wheeling & Bel
MINT. I3rfdee Company's works, says;
"For several years my kidneys were IN
n bad condition and my back was SO
kiand sore. that when stopped over
could scarcely strnighten up. on sew
eral occasions ! was taken so badly
when at work that / had to be helped
home and when the doctor came he IN
iected morphine TO give me ease. Neu-
raIRIn pains in my head. down the BACK
through the stomach membranes acn-
ing limbs and restless at night; were
other symptoms which plainly showed
when the secretions OF the kidneys went
wrong what the trouble arose from.
saw Doan's Kidney pills so highly rec
commended by parties near home that
felt there must be some real merit be-
hind Them, 80 / got box at the Logan
Drug Co.'S, and began taking them.
can now positively cay they are the best
remedy ever tried for the Kidneys
They are quick In giving rlief, sure In
action, and pleasant In effect, causing
no Inconvenience or interfering IN any
yyny with ones every day work"
Donn's Kidney pills for sale by all
dealers, Price so cents. Mailed by Fos-
Ter MIlburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
her the name DoaR's and take no sub
gtitute,
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A. Soon a, nc Flaz 3 ILai...I.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-POstmas-
ter General Emory Smith said to-day
that the United States domestic postal
service would be extended to the Ha-
waiIan islands as soon the nag was
raised there. The "details have NOT yet
been worked out but It has been deter
mined to make as few changes as possi-
BILE In the present Hawaiian system for
the time being. The regular postal
rates VIII apply to all points within tho
Islands, but II Is a question whether the
ordinary rates will prevail for mall
transported by vessels. It may be nee
essary ON account OF the long voyage
to increase the rates slightly. As the
Hawaiian stamps Will be replaced It is
probable a large office Will be estab-
hshed at Honolulu or some other city
for the sale OF stamps and money or
derd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-22

ATLANTA, Ga, July 2l.-col, W. ].
Bryan at the head of the Third Me-
braska volunteers, reached Atlanta at
noon to-day. Colonel Bryan was met
at the train by several personal friends
who started 20 Escort him to the KIM
bail, BY the time the party reached the
doors OF the hotel the crowd became so
dense that progress was impossible,
Colonel Bryan graciouslv responded to
the cheers and calls for speech and
mounting a stone hltching block, said:
4 am glad to be with you again. /
am greatly pleased that my regiment
viii have an opportunity Of seeing the
Confederate voleians and know that IN
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CommI,.Ion,r seott,s ne,r Ruling.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The COM
mission of Internal revenue In decision
rendered to-day holds that although
social club selling wines and liquors to
Its members and their guests Is required
to pay a special tax az a retail liquor
dealer. 1t is not required to pay special
tax as proprietor OF a billiard room,
as the new law specifically states that
1t relates only to bowling alleys and
social club, admitting to its privileges
only Its members ard their invited
guests, the Commissioner holds. cannot
properly be regarded as open to the
public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-22
STORIES OF RELIEF.
Two Letters to Mrs.. PinEham.


Mrs. JOIN WnIIANS, Euglishtown,
N. j., writes;
DEAR Mrs. PnIKHAM:-I cannot be-
pin to tell you how suffered before
taking your remedies. / was so weak
that eouldhardly walk across the floor
without falling. l had womb trouble
and such bearing-down feeling palso
suffered with my back and limbs, pain
In womb, Inflammation of the bladder,
piles and indigestion. Before l bad
taken one bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound / feita great deal
better. md after taking two and one
half bottles and half box Of your
Liver Pills was cured. II more would
take your medicine they would not
have to suffer so much"
Mrs. JOSEPH PETERSON, 5la East St,
Warren, Pa, writes:
DEAR MRS. PfESHAH;-I have sut-
fered with womb trouble over fifteen
years. j had Inflammation, enlarge
ment and displacement Of the womb.
had the backache constantly, also
headache. and was so dizzy. 1 had
heart trouble, It seemed as though my
heart was in my throat at times chOk'
ing me. Ieould not walk around and
1 could not lie down, for then my heart
Would beat SO fast I would feel as
though / was smothering. / had to
ait up in bed nights in order to breathe.
I was so weak cOnld not do any
thing.
al have now taken several bot
ties Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and used three pack
ages of sanativs Wash, and can say
/ am perfectly cured. lido not think
| could have lived long II Mrs. Pink
hams medicine had not helped me"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-22
GIn,I,yorI.,rs Elect OmOar1.

COLUMBUS, o., July PA dispatch
from GAINESVILLE. o., to the Dispatch
says the flint glassworkers OF the uni
ted states and Canada elected the fol-
lowing officers to-day:
President, William j. Smith. Pitts
burgh; secretary, John Kunzler, Pitts
bureh; assistant secretary, ". j.
Glare, Pittsburgh; vice president,
Thomas Smith, Alton, Ill; agent and orr
Runizer, r. w. Roe, Toledo. Executive
board from the shade department, John
Callahan, Pittsburgh; John Moore
house, Monaco, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-22

NE YORK, July 2i,-A dispatch to the
world from Hong Kong says General
AguInaldo, the leader Of the Philippine
insurgents, 10 fighting for annexation to
the United States. The cortes and the
Hasa families and other families OF m
fIuence on the island have been giving
money freely to buy arms for the IN,
slrgents on assurances from the United
States consul here. Mr.. Wildman' tnat
they could trust TO the American spirit
OF jnsdee.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July a.-see.
rotary AIger said to-day that the troops
which were in the engagements at San
tIaGo would not be sent TO Porto Rico
and there was no desire to use them
there. They will remain IN Cuba until
yellow fever has been entirely stamped
out. General Miles did not think i sd
Visable to take any troops to Porto
Rico that were liable TO have oontract-
ed fever and in this conclusion the DE-
rartmeut cOucurred.
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II certainly looks like Il, but there Is
really no trick about 1t. Anybody can
try ii who has Lame Back and Weak
kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bltters. This
medicine tones up the whole system.
acts as a stImulant to Liver and Kid
peys, is blood purifier and nerve tonic.
II cures Constipation, Headache, Faint
ing Spells. Sleepiessness, and Melan-
choly, It Is purely vegetable, mild lax
alive and restores the system 10 Its nat
ural vIgor. Try Electric Bltters and
be convinced that they are miracle
worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only
5Oc bottle at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug
Store
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GREAT INVASION
o. American Products Into the
Markets Of the world".
IS 80 LONGER TIIE GRANERY

MERELY. HOWEVER MUCH OUR
AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS
1AvE INcREAsED-THE SALES
ABROAD OF OUR MANUFAc-
TuRED GOODS IS TEE MATTER
WHAT IS OF THE MOST SERIOUS
CONCERN TO COUNTRIES THAT
t8EREToEoRE, NOT ONLY CON
FTRoLLEp THEIR HOME MAR
sK1Ts, BUT atoNoPoIIzED GER
TAIN LINES OF TRADE-RE-
9lARKARIr RECORD OF THIS
COUNTRY.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. July a.-Tc-
days statement Of the condition Of the
treasury: Available cash balance,
S25s, Ss9, $50; gold reserve, SIS, 2oS,sis,
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for Two week., except General Wheel
er's men who have been sent into the
hills.
General Wheeler Is stan ID, but he re-
sists the plens OF his friends 70 return
10 the United States.
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tlonai Interests and responsibilities
which a position naturally implies.
The body OF the book treats In detail
OF American trade with all the countries
Of the world.
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our present struggle they will have nm
opportunity to fight with some OF these
old soldiers and their sons. Colonel
Bryan remained In Atlanta about two
hours.
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ID ERsoNALs-FoR VERY BEST JE jSa
seals rubber stamps, rSvoiving daters ins
pads, duplicators, simplex printers, w al
iilos. blank books and lodge supP..pps,,b.
rock bottom pricee. write 10 Pubr yIs,,s.
s Ian 3SnnsT :o, p,,sasmont w VSSsssGTy
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ASSiGNEE'S SALE.
Assignee's Sale of Ohio County Real
Estate.

By virtue OF a deed Of assignment mads
by Thomas W. Kimmins and Sophia KIM
minis, HIS wife, to me, as assignee, bear
ing date on the third day Of February. 1884,
and now OF record In the clerks office Of
the county court OF Ohio county, West
VlrElniH, In Deed OF Trust Book No. q,
mage 42J will on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-22

amor "a Il with the relation OF the
dIsierent nations towards one another
Sbst vye are alone concerned. The IN
Sgstrtal changes current within the
tsrritory OF each obtain a new and much
seravsr Importance in their possible eff
g., mon our ascent development az an
aVnorter Of manufactured goods. The
,,11dltions contributing to the rapld
growth OF manufactures IN recent years;
fhe fiscal changes In Russln. lndla ana
Jnpan, as we'll as In some OF the latin
American countries; the extraordinary
ifTnpUlse given to the Industrial anu
isommercial growth Of the German em-
miro as n fhctor OF international uaue,
tbe advance OF Russln on Similar lines
ana the rapid progress OF the siberian
r,tIroad toward an open port on the yer
low sea; the efforts Of Great Britain 10
,,,"st the encroachments OF other ma
Hans. the decline Of the sugar Industry
~ tbe West Indies as result OF the
Sr.t sugar competition; the troubles OF
S1nin with her colonies; the discovery
~ cid In Alaska and the adjacent terri
tarv In British Columbia; the tarln reg
.fsistton OF the United States, CANADA
lnna ether oountries-ail inc phases OF
seoromic changes during the past year
,,svS an interest and Importance for the
it'sSt0iduaI operative In the United
s.t.toS which are greatly enhanced by
~ Transformation now going on IN our
s-,S,afriaI life, converting Us slowly Dut
-,,,civ from people absorbed with the
9..isrgsi development Of q virgin conn,
~, INTO one Of the gfeht c0fnmerelm
roo,rro Of the world, with the interha'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-24
RETURNED FROM CHICKA- MAU GA-H o N 0 R.
 ABLY DISCHARGED
During an Interview With | Graphic Reporter He Tells of His
 Experiences.

Mir. E. Ralph Stubble6eld, a mem Der of the Jefferson Fencibles, re. turned home Thursday from Chika- nauga, where he has been stationed for tbe past two months, a part of which time he was confined in the hospital with an injured foot, and after coming out of tbat instution he vas honorob.y discharged, owing to the bad condition of the injured member.
 In an interview with a GRAPHIC reporter Mr. Stubbledeld tells of his experiences and doings whi!e in camp on the historic battlefield, as pillows:
 You have no idea how well the boys would like to return home. They have no water; all they get to drink is coffee, served three times a day. The provost guard surrounds the springs, and will not allow any. one to drink water; tkis is done in order to kill the fever which is pre- vailing there. A large per centage are sick, but only few, say 6 or 8, 0i the Feneibles aIe among the num- Der. From 6 o'clock to we have a regimental drill From 10 to 12 we have drill of manual at arms. Then there is an intermission for dinner, which lasts from F until o'clock, after which we lay around one hour, until two, from which time until o'clock we have another drill in the manuel of arms. We are dismissed at 3, but they generally have something for us to ilo. We nave anotaer regimental drill from o5O until 7:30, then we lay around until nine, then we are called off to ped The dinner each man receives $ as follows:
 Acup of coffee.
 A half loaf of bread (not less than SIX days old).
 Two slices of "sow belly"
 small saucer of half-cooked beans.
 A little hard tack.
 One day we had a gallon of canned onatoes for 150 men; you should ave seen those boys scramble for t..
 Scarcely anyone ever eats his aeals, most of the boys slip away to 4ytle and Chattanooga and buy |one "grub."
 All our boys are in good spirits |ad send love home".
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-24

Seerftary D. c. Bell and Superin- tendent Westbrook leave today for Dallas, Texas, to visit the officers of the Dallas State Fair and to obtain information relative to the conduct Of the Texas State, Fair. Itis needless to say theirformation will.be ofgreat value aid utility in the manage meDt of the Pine Bluff State Fair next October.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-24
DR. N. s. KITE.
pp'inted Member of the County E ec
 ton Commissionerss

Saturday the State Board of Elec- on Commissioners appointed Dr. ,o Kite, of this city, to be the Fpuollcan member of the County pard of Election Commissioners. " two Democratic members are ssSsrs. Leo M. Andrews and A. B. race.
 N Kites appointment was a Fppromise between the Republi-
 ' actions of this county.