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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-07

speclaI Dispatch to tho Intelilgercer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March e.-The
feeling In Washington tonight respect
lrs the situation In Havana Is decided
II yar-llke. There is excitement on
newspaper row and in the hotels, and
every bit OF news Is eagerly sought and
read. The confirmation late this after
noon by the state department., in the
,sne OF the President, OF this country's
refusal TO accede to Spaln's request ca
tled by Minister woodford. for the re-
call OF Consul General Leo, was quickly
tuletlnel all over town, and the news
paper offices speedily prepared for the
reception OF advlces from Havana.
which, /, was felt. might presage, II
they did not declare, the opening OF
hostlllt!es.
The mere request for the removal OF
General Lee from Havana, for the
transfer of the supplies for the starving
cubaas TO merchant vessels before the
act Of delivery is not regarded rs OF
Itself very disturbing element in the
controversy, nor Is the refusal OF Mr..
Mckinley to grant the request consid-
cred as a casus belli, but It Is UNDER
stood that Spain would not incidentally
nor idly prefer demand OF that char
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NEW YoRK-La Gascogne, Havre;.
OLDHAM: Rotterdam. sS3S:;
LoNDON-MobIle. New York. y
Observation-Disclosures, Philadc!..
phin. i-gt.. Is Il, D. ,s, \ ~ & 2 gSisss
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For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
Monday fair and warmer; light southwest.i
crly winds. ~ -2sFEs = s! e ~, ! gsy
For West Virginia. fair Mondays: slowly
rising Temperatures; variable winds, be-
coming southcrly. 81
Local empernture.
Tho temperature Saturday as observed
by {. Schnepf, druggist, corner Market
and Fourteenth .streGte, was rs foliows;;;s5
n. m..,.......... 3.p. .n,...........,...il
Q n. m.............s6 p. m..............ssi2i
u m........ ...... ~ Wcnthcr--C Clear ] .5.e.
3Ssi. Il K SUNDAY. 4 Z II (. VII
A. sm............ 32 ) y, m.........,.,..is3.
2 u, m............s& IS Up. m.........,,.,, 81
Il m..,.....s ....."sM 81 Wcathcr-Fai (
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beg, though starving. They were evil
IDENTIFY VI a class accustomed TO make
their living and unwilling to become
pauptrs. He saw thousands OF acres OF
tho best tobacco and banana lands In
the world reduced to waste, with tro-
chas and garr!sons at every village and
cross road.
His driver. pointing to the mountains
fifteen miles away, said: "rhero are
plenty OF lnsurgent camps there that The
Spanish have never discovered"
The work OF distribution OF American
relief under Miss Clara Barton, Mr..
Elwell and thelr assistants, Is. In Sena-
tor Proctor's Judgment. carefully and
effectively carried on. The demand IS
for In excess OF the supply. The sup.
plies expected at Matanzas and Sagua
10 lGrande. 20 be brought by American
cruisers. will AFFORD unspeakable relief.
Nov that Almirante Oquendo and tho
Vizcava are lying In tho harbor the
harbor the Spanlards exultlngly declare
that the city 10 safe; and It Is given out
officially In tho newspapers that the
new arrival Is OF the same slze, arna-
ment and complement an the ylzcaya.
In addition to Henri I.aine. the
American correspondent, Vicente Pardo
suares. editor OF La Republlca and eley-.
en- others have been arrested. making
thirteen In all. Eight are In cell Al. and
five In cell 46 at .Cubanas fortress. Hen
RI Lalne will be sent north on Wednes-
day. II Is officially stated from Amer
lean sources that two or more American
correspondents will be required to re-
turn to tho United States at the same
timc. z
The prisoners are charged with con-
spiracy. In all eighteen are implca-
ted. Eleven. It Is said. will be sent out
OF the country and seven to tho Isle OF
Pines. & "a
The court Of inquiry was not In reg
ular session to-day, but conference
was held In the morning with Ensign
Powelson and two divers went over
their former testimony with plans OF
the wreck and charts OF the Maine be-
fore the explosion.
The divers worked little to-day the
government men not at all. as they
were .sorely In need OF rest.
Captain Juan Caray called to day on
Captain Sigsbee and Lieutenant Com
mander Cowles on board the Fern, and
official calls were exchanged between
the officers OF the port. Admiral Mante-
rola and the chief officers OF the Alml-
rante OQuendo. The usual salutes were
fired as the callers were received, or i'm
mediately afterwards.
A body found to-day has been identi-
fed as that OF Wagner. sergeant OF ma
rlnes. With five others It was sent to
Key West to-day on the Bache. She viii
return here soon to relieve the Fern, the
latter acting as dispatch boat
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prior to the present time. 1t began to
assume a more serious aspect shortly
after the arrival OF the Maine at Hava.,
ma. At that time General Lee escorted
Captain slgsbee on his round OF Official
calls. These were made With due for
mallty. but the Spanish officials took
offense when the calls were restricted to
General Blanco. admiral Manterola and
the Representatives OF the military arm
OF Spain's service and did nor include
Premier Calves and his associates OF the
autonomous cabinet, who represent the
new civil regime which Spain Is seeking.
TO enforce. IS IS att
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Eupplles, both below and on deck. The
Cuban relief committee counted on
sending seyenty-ilye tons TO Key West,
but this has now been increased 10 100
tons. II left New Yorl, on one OF the
Mallory line OF boats yesterday and is
due at Key West next Wednesday, The
transter Will take u day. and the plan
has been TO have the government ship
start next Thursday for Cuba.
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The action regarding the cruiser
Montgomery and gunboat Nashville is
looked upon by officials here as much
less grave than that affecting Gen. Lee.
Secretary Long said tonight that he
did not regard the question as to what
ship should carry the relief supplies as
serious in any way, or as likely to pre-
sent any perplexing issues.
The desire OF the navy department,
Mr.. Long said, was merely 10 get the
supplies to Cuba on the most available
vessel. There were three OF these now
ut Key West, the Montgomery, Nash
Vile and Fern, alike available for the
service, and one OF these, Mr.. Long said,
Fern Is despatch boat rather than IN
armed naval vessel and her availability
for this mission had not previously been
suggested. Her choice would probably
remove all ground for objection. as She
has none OF the characteristics Of war
vessel. Mr.. Long said. however, that
the only decision thus far reached was
that one OF the naval vessels should
make the trip. AS this Is the first time
public mention has been made Of the
Fern in connection with carrying the
supplies 1t might be Inferred that she
will make the trip.
The oillcinp orders, however, continue
TO stand as they were originally made,
designating the Montgomery and Nash
vile. but these could, be changed readily
II the Fern was felt to best suit for the
work. The naval officials have felt
from the first that the Montgomery and
Nashville were III adapted for carrying
Supplies. They are essentially fighting
mat ! ines and every Inch OF available
room Is taken up with their. own sup
piles OF cordasc. canvas, coal. etc. This
was so apparent that the plans con-
templated putting the relief supplies on
deck. covering them with tarpaulln
md trusting to the weather and n quick
trip TO keep the provisions and clothing
from damage. The Fern. not being 80
cssentially;n fighting machine. but moro
OF the type OF u yacht for tile speedy
conveyance OF naval dispatches, has
considerable moro room for slowing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-04
THE RCU1 COURTS

W. #l-
Yesterday in tho circuit court, in Part
H., Judge Hervey on the bench. the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Adelaide Egerter VS.. Morris Lavaur,
an attachment for rent: the court or
dered z. A. Behmer, constable, to pay
to Mrs. Egerter $500 out OF. the 1868 COL
lected, and keep the balance until the
further order OF the court.
Loretta May Clator VS.. John E. cla-
tor, ct al: q decree Of sale was entered.
William Waddle VS.. s.. O.. Boyce,
trustee, ct al: the motion to dismiss the
injunction was overruled.
In Part l., Judge PAUL on the bench,
these cases were taken up:
Cases of Nettie B. Zllles, Christina
zilles and Minrae.N zilles, respectively,
vs.. Barbara Zliles; death Of the defend
ant was suggested and seire favias or
dered to revive the suits against the ex-
ecutor.
In the case Of John ". Kennon VS.. D,
II. Armstrong and John W. Kennon VS..
John W. Armstrong, the defendants en-
tered pleas in non assumpslt i'm writ
ing, with notice Of set-ofY.
Canton Stee! Roofing Company VS.. n.
P. Ball, action Of the plaintiff was dis
missed at its costs.
Circuit court adjourned until to-mor-
:, r,o,,,ipr IA agp .sEE
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The January term OF the criminal
court Of Ohio county began yesterday
morning, with the empanellng OF the
grand jury as follows: Henry F, Jones,
foreman; Charles Horstman, Tx. Hall,
NJ. L. Etzler, s. S. Jacobs. John w.
Emsiey, NJ. T. G!esey, bernard Klclves.
S. Nesbltt. ST.. Robert Nesbitt, Freder+.
lex Happy, Albert schane. George stl-
fel. Henry ser!g, A. c. Fisher ard
Thomas DAVIDSON.
The grand jury was out until 1880
O'clock In the afternoon. A number OF
Important witnesses not having appear
ed. rules were issued for their appear
ance, 1t was reported that one, James
Maloney. had refused to appear. II was
A o'clock when he had been brought into.
court. After lie had testified before the
grand jury he was examined by Judge
Hugus and explained that the first sum-
mons had been served on his mother
last Saturday and she did not tell him
OF It. He was allowed to go, there be-
Ing no evidence contradlcting his story.
The report Of the grand jury was Us
folInwg. saF .s
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TIIE WEEK OF PRAYER

In the First Presbyterian church SER
Vices are being held each ev.i.i the
pastor, DE-. C~upningham. preacbsl las,
evening on the text. "But Where Are
the Miner" The people are entering
heartily into the devotional exercises.
md everything bids fair for n week of
profitable services preparatory to the
administration OF the Lords Supper on
next Sababth. The meetings are open
for the public,
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PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.

Miss Clara Snyder was pleasantly
surprised last night at her home, 2l27
Main street. bya number Of her friends,
the occasion being the anniversary Of
her birth. The evening was pleasantly
spent III the usual social diversions. and
refreshments were served at q serSon-
ablo hour. Though taken by surprise.
Miss Snyder was equal to the occasion,
and proved q clever hostess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-04
CLOSING OUT SALE
Al Ewing Rros,., IaI5 Mnr,set

At Ewing Rros'., 1aI3 Market Street.
The best Inducements In the city are
now offered TO purchasers.
Bargains In Haviland China, Deco
rated and Plain, Cut Glass Decanters
and Water Bottles, Tumblcrs and
Pitchers. all sizes. Playing Cards and
Toilet Articles. Bohemian Glass Wine
Sets, Fine Cutlery, Lamps. Globes and
Wicks.
You al afford TO buy now for your
future wants.
Everything Below Cost.
JAMES W. EWING,
Assignee OF Ewing Bros,
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CiiamhcrInin's Cough Remedy the Best
md MoAr Ponulnr ]

STAFFORD. Del.-We sell more OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than Of
n other proprietary preparation for
coughs and colds. One farmer recently
bought half u dozen bottles of the 50
cent size, saying that 1t is the best med
lcine he could find for coughs and colds.
w. T. HAlNES s. co. 1t Is for sale
by druggists.
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On a Separate t nI! ina s ssn
ken lots OF Muslin Underwear from last
season, at remarkably low prices.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.
A MEASLES

Measles arc raging In McMechen.
Forty cases are reported among the
children. and there are seventeen among
the children Of the primary Don In ono
school. The disease seems confined to
McMechen. MS there Is none at Benwood
Junction or RenWood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-04

EVERY farmer and stockman should
keep Sloan's Linlment on hand for an
emergency. Ask your ncighbor and he
will tell you why. For sale by VIM.
Schwcrtfegcr, TAG Nnln street.
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TIE porTER1Es RESUME.

The South Side pottcrics resumed yes
terday morning. The clay hands and
kiln mon went on and the decorators
start this morning. The resumption at
an Increase of 12i.s per cent to their
wages Is extremely pleasing, as well az
the brief holiday shut down.
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CIR gudelhgenrer
once: Nos. 20 and 81 F~ourteentl, Street.


aE.lt new HuSertiaenIeuts eEggr
$500 Per Day to Good solicitor-Thlrd
Page.
Stockholders Meeting-Wheellng Ice and
Stockho!ders' MeetIng-The Intelligence.
Publishing Company. ;
For Sale-A Farm Two Miles Below Bel
laire.
. Lost-Lcft Hand Fur Glove.
Wanted-At Once. n Good Girl.
Personal-Madamc Julian.
Canar.es-Henry Helmhright.
Closing Out 10 Quit Bnsincss-Carle
Bros.
India and Ceylon Teas-,H. F. Behrens
Co.
T.. L. Worthcn-DentIst.
WrlnSers-Geo. W. Johnson's Sons.
Now for School and Iessons-Stanton's
Old City Book Store.
Did Yon Say Your Hands are %Clapped?-
r. Fl. List.
Wheeling Business College.
It Attracts MISUNDERSTANDING
Eighth Page.
Hard Spring Wheat Flour-Albert
Stole 6 Co.
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VIII be given by the Al-G. Field Big
While Minstrcls at the Opera House,
Wednesday afternoon. January II. .Ad-
mission CSC and SOC. Children under ten
wears free, rs
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no CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinjnc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
falls 10 cure. Csc. The genuine has l..
B. q. on each tablet.
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U ON PANTS.

$50 styles OF elegant ALI Wool Trouscr.
inss reduced from IS to So; 100 styles OF
elegant All-Wool Trouserings reduced
from 81 to 81, which We are prepared to
mako to orlor on short notice. Many OF
these goods arc less thai cost, mud crca
bar nins. c. HESS s SONS,
Fashionable TailorS and Furnishcrs. 1921
and 1898 Market street.
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SLOAN'S Linlment and Horse Rene
dies. for sale by WIN. Schwcrtfcser, LAG
Main street.
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THAT HEAVY, TIRED FEELING"
Caused by rsndimS the self-prnIxlmz n.s,
OF s~clf-uamcd optical export. O., doc
torn 81, professors q, and ciairv0ynnts q,
cnn he c,irc,l without publicity BY j. w.
Grubb, Opttcian. Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-04

SPECIAL Bargains this week at
Lukens & Cos.
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Why Do We e ~Iss 50 .a1 tsE
Because prices and styles are right.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK s. co.
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FELONIES.

True bills:
Clarence Johnson. James Moore,
James Miller. Charles Moore.
not true bills:
Lover McCammick. Louis Ruthers.
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ATTEND W. ]. L.ukens & Co.'S Bar
gain Sale this week.
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Golden Oppor tunlty,


For the holidays We are offering n
good upright piano Of standard make,
| fully guaranteed. In fancy walnut, ma
hogany or oak case. at s225. This plano
Is extra good value.
+. W. BANNER co.
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HEGRANDJUR
OF the Criminal Court OF Ohio
County In Session.
FIVE TRUE BILLS ARE REPORTED

.MUcH SMALLER NUMBER THAN
rs USUAL IN THIS couRT-soME
DELAY WAS CAUSED by THE
NoN.APPBARANcE OF IMPORT
ANT w1TNEssEs-THE REPORT.
MADE 10 THE COURT Al 4:ao
o'c1ocK-Bus1NEss TRANSACT.
ED YESTERDAY IN THE CIRCUIT
COURTS.
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strength Of Havan8s Garrison.

Key West, Fla, June lO-Ac
cording TO private advices, Havana
now has a garrison of $4,000 Spanish
regulars and half as many volunteers.
The interior of Havana Province has
been abandoned to the insurgents,
who make daily attacks on the
picket lines in tie suburbs OF tie
capital
I. is common talk that Blsnco will
surrender after q merely nominal
resistance He has lost confidence
in the volunteers, refusing to arm
many independent companies for
fear that they would join the insur-
gents
Everywhere CubaDs and native
born Spabrsrds sra keeps under sur
Vigilance, and the SIX htest overt set
is a eignslIfor their Imprisonment.
Spanish merchants o. Havana say
they have provisions for Fix months,
bot the shelves of the warehouses;
are empty, aud every dsy many
shops close iheir doors.
The recoUcensrados and families
of laborers are starving il their
novels without attempting to drag
themselves into she streets to beg
bread, which is never given them.
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COrporal's Break.

Chickamsuga Park, Ga June Is,
Last night it was reported that
Gen. Brooke began visit to all the
volunteer cavalry companies, but
stopped at the Illinois guard house
to repimand the corporal of the
guard.
The corporal, Chicago man, had
vague idea that when so distin-
guished an officer approached he
should be complimented by a gen
eral salutation of the guard. His
order should have been Turn out
the guard for the commanding of
cer," but he became disconserted,
and Just as the General reached bis
tent, the corporal howled out Turn
out de push and duck; here comes
the main guy" He was placed un-
der arrest.
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Washington, d C, Juue-There
are evidences in administration
circles that the President is not
seriously considering the question Of
peace ct the present moment There
are evidences that Spain is sounding
several European countries with a
view of ascertaining what can be
done in the direction of peace, but
all the authorities insist that no
direct proposition has yet come
from any quarter, and they are
pushing the war as vigorously es
possible, without paying the slight
est heed to reports Of peace nego-
Giations.
The Presidents dispatches to
Gems Miles and Skater, if made
public, would leave no room for
doubt of bis intention to take pos
session of Porto REQ and to drive
Spain from Cuba before listening TO
peace propositions, l. may safely be
stated that no terms short Of SPAIN
evacuation of Cuba and Porto Rico
will now be considered By the Presi-
dent
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Masco:s ere now the rage among
the soldier boys a. Chickamauga
Probably the most pOTel mascot
in tbs camp is the one possessed by
Company 81 Of the Fifth Missouri.
The frs, sergeant tells sb )ut 1t this
way:
When We were going through
Moberly en- route TO Ch:ckamauga
Park, some OF the boys got off On
the platform A sassy negro began
ticking back to some Of the boye,
aud they just grabbed hira and car
ried him into thei. car and chucked
him under a seat. When We vent
through stations he tried to holler
bat We wrapped his head up IN a
blanket aud brought him along
There he isros helping the com
pauy ness. Has our mascot. The
sergeant pointed out tall lank LIE
gro about Is years OK age, who was
indug.riou.ly stirring apct o. bans
Yes sab, I b'ioogs to de- gemmsn
san, said the massSt- i was
mighty sc.rt when dem al tux ne,
bua low lee mighty pleased /
baiot got 10 place 30 atAy 70 might
as well he that thing shay ali calls
me aas cook frr den
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