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X,DowELI's CRIMINAL RECORD.
A Music Teachers Grin

"A Music Teachers Csluie-Murder Com.
miited Near Neieh.
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelllsencer.
WEIGH W. Va, April IS. - Las.
night through freight TO. 81 was stalled
in Elk Horn tunnel, near here, and En-
gincer Kennedy was smothered to
death before he could get out or assist
ance could reach him.. Conductor Wal
ker barely escaped with his life.
( Nick Lewis was arrested at Roanoke,
Va, brought here and lodged in jail. He
was wanted for killing Joe Dane at Key
stone. In 1897, over a game OF craps.
Last night at Keystone, Allen Jelfreys.
a music teacher. went 10 the home OF
Miss Mary Johnston. aged fourteen. to
give her music lesson. All the family
were away at the time, and Jeffreys
criminalIy assaulted her. He was ar
rested after a three hours chase and
lodged in jail here.
At .RoSedalc. near here, Joe Williams
shot and instantly killed Charley Moran
last night. The two men had been enc
mics for some time. and were engaged
In n game OF cards, which ended in a
row. The two left the house they were
In, and met again later, and got into a
quarrel over n woman. Morgan called
Williams a liar. when Williams pulled
gun from his pocket and fired three
shots into Moran's body. Any one Of
them would have proved fatal. Will
Jams escaped to the mountains, and has
not yet been captured 49,
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J STANDARDS LEAVING
( hIl country Under Arrangement. sIAd

y Thlh Country Undcr ArranEeneMts SIndc
IS by thu Spanish Consuis u!
.s5 WASHINGTON. April 1S,-Acting I'M
s der instructions from the Spanish min
lister here. ;he Spanish c9nzulsi In various
{ parts of the country are making ar
arrangements for the departure OF the
Spanish colonies in the several locali-
ties...s
~ ArranEemerts are now concluded for
The departure of :he Spanish residents OF
y Boston. about thirty In number. SINH
lar arrangements have been made as to
3 the Spanish colony In New York. The
S start from New York will be on Wednes-
day, a steamer having been chartered
: fos, this service. The Spanish officials
"a philadelphia and many other points
iS1re taking register OF all Spaniards
within their jurisdiction. This Is not Il
census, as that was taken December 81
sIyla5s, but lids for the special purpose OF
learning the number of those Tho desire
tosleaye atEonce. The Spanish govern
msnty pays the expense for all those who
Ego to Cuba or Other Spanish ports.
Some nf those who are about to leave
prefer to seek asylum In Mexico or Cam
5rada, In whlchc1se theirexpenses fer re-
moval will not be borne by Spain. s.
This general movement Is not inspired
94hy any fear OF ind!ynity at New York.
Boston and other points. but Is due. 70
the customary rule of International pro-
cedure that the subjects OF hostile
power shall remove from the territory OF
r the country with which that hostile pow
ser Is at war. While war. has no: yet
occurred, the movement is a precau-
donary one, as the departure OF such
large colonies, 1t is feared, would be at
tended with difficulties and danger af-
ter hoetilities had begun. Tho first ac-
: tua1 move of a colony occurred to-day,
y when the 400 Spanish residents OF Tam
pa, Fla, left on a steamer chartered
to carry them to Havana Most OF those
z from Boston and other points are able
bodied young men who will be available
for military service after their arrival
1t Havana. -,
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'ASWORDIOF WARNING
;R.s.rdlns ,e. Water yoa Csc Jest AZ

~ fI4ls' 81 ,lhm Atne 0ttno hssr. ~ n l3H.
n In these days there Is such a uniyer;
sal interest In the water we drink that
anything bearing upon the subj -
eagerly read by the public. 1T f!s EVIL
dent. "a rs "a New York Medical Jour
nah THAT the necessity for using abso-
liuteiy pure drinking water cannot be-
come too strongly impressed on the
public. mind. bhtwater In that condition
lis prov 4 by very few communities.
Where such water cannot be obtnined,'
theAordiIary Drinking water, n the least
suspicion attaches. TO II. should be boiled
before using. Precautions should be
taken,atl all times OF, the Year, W
There are few ordinary drinking
waters that do not contain traces OF I'M
pure matter and poisonous germs, inyls-'
IDLE to the naked eye. Ifthcse enterthe
system at n favorable time, disease wiz
ensue, Boiling and freezing, II has been
shown, often fall TO destroy these dan.
.gerous foes TO health. II Is known,
however, that the addition OF n little
pure spirit to contaminated water VIII
render itSperfectly harmless. 1t is rec.
commended that pure whiskey be ustd
for this purpose. The one absolutely
pure medicinal whiskey, known to the
world Is Dutty's Pure Malt. Scientists
admit this. doctors confirm, 1t, and the
public has proven II. There. IS no dill
Guilty In counteractlng the polsons In
drinking, water II this pure whiskey. Is
,used. Care should be observed, how
ever. TO secure Dufiy's. as II Is a pure
medicinal whlskey. and Will accomplish
what You desire. 6t,Es n
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When the 1ntellisencer perfected ar
ransemcn,s with Fire Chief Kl!eves. by
which the capitol bell would strike
three tens Immediately upon receipt of
that an actual rupture be-
tween Spain and the United States had
occurred, the Registers corps of Cor
respondents and the News stock OF al
legged humor were very much in EVIL
dence, envy on the part OF the two be-
Ing the moving cause. Now that the In
tclligencer war alarm idea has been ia
ken up In the great city OF Chicago. 1t
will be In order fol-. the two Wheeling
papers mentioned TO acknowledge TO
their few readers who take them SER
iously that they didn't know what they
were talking about.
The News and Register 10 the con-
trarr Notwithstanding, the .Intellisen-
Ger will carry out Its arrangement to
give 10 the people OF Wheeling the ear-
Hest bulletin OF the beginning of hos
tilities between Spain and the United
States.
Now that the senate and house have
passed concurrent resolutions that are
practically In line with the lndministra-
tons position, It seems likely that the
three tens will be sounded within
sixty hours. After the President ap-
proves the Congressional resolutions, It
Is believed Spain viii be given twenty
four TO forty-elght hours In which to
accept or decline, and as the latter
course Is believed 10 be inevitable. It
would appear that there will be state
of war within sixty hours.
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MEXICO'S ATTITUDE.

Concentrating Troops ON the reIss Front
a ter. TO Prevent any. Raid Across the Rsr-
Va der that may be Made. " lf
WARRINGTON April is.-AssIstant
Secretary Day had three diplomatic
callers this morning, the Chinese minis
ter, the Guatemalan minister and Senior
Romero. the Mexican minister.
Some significance attached TO the visit
efsthe latter, as It was believed that his
calliwas for the purpose OF assuring As
4ststant Secretary Day as to the attitude
OF the Mexican government toward the
United States in the event OF an out
break OF hostilltles With Spain.
ia TheNreport from Mexico that con-
centration OF Mexican troops had been
ordered on the Texas frontier is rather
satisfactory 10 the authorities here as
sevidencing a purpose on the part Of the
Mexican government to repress sternly
and promptly any Quixotic attempts
that may be made 10 raid across the
border by sympathizers with Spain
or by someof the many lawless organi-
lzatlons who are quick to take advan-
,tage any disturbance TO profit by the
organization OF tlibustering expedl-
= ~ B D.
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MORE DISTURBANCES
Occur In spain-Attempted Assault on u,

Occur In spain-At.emp,ed Assault on U,
Is S. Consulate.
rs VALENCIA, April 1S.-Therc were
renewed disturbances here yesterday, in
which the women anticipated. Before
order was restored the gendarnes were
compelled to make two charges upon
the mob.
BARCELONA, April 1s.-Although
Sunday morning passed quietly here.
there was demonstration here last eve
ming. when the. crowds which gathered
lin front of the newspaper offices read
the latest announcements Of the action
ken'by the United States senate In re-
gard to Cuba. After 1t became known
that the senate had adopted a resolution
: favoring the recognition OF the prescr:
Cuban insurSent government. there was
a scene OF the greatest excitement. and
patriotic shouts were heard on all sides.
: Then the students heard the news, on
SleayinS the theatres. and they paraded
5the streets. cheering for Spain. and
made an attempt to reach the United
States consulate. The authorities how
ever. had taken precautions, and the
students and others who took part in
4 the disturbance were dispersed, va
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The marks at 6 p. m. showed II feet
10 inches and slowly falling. Weather
cloudy and warIa.
The Hudson departs this morning at
s O'clock for Cincinnati. and connects
for southern and western ports.
Captain J. F. Ellison has just booked
a party of passengers for the fine
steamer Queen City next Saturday. It
win consist OF fifteen or twenty Chicago
schoo. teachers. They viii come direct
from Chicago to Cincinnati by rail and
make the trip from Cincinnati to Pitts
burgh and return on the Queen City.
The steamer Joseph B. Williams, be-
longing to C. lutte, & Co., Pittsburgh
Is now on her way down the Mississippi
riveriw not only the largest tow of
coal ever taken down the river, but the
largest amount Of freight ever moved in
the world at one time. She is said to
have ], 400, 900 bushels OF coal In her tow,
This Is equivalent to over $4,000 tons.
This achievement IS remarkable not
only for the vast amount of coal han
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WASHINGTON. April 1s.-The COM
p!ctc failure Of the Alaska reindeer ex-
petition was announced to the war de-
partment this morning in telegram
from Brigadier General Merriam. COM
manding the military department Of the
Columbia. This telegram summarizes
a report from DR.. Sheldon ]. Jackson,
at Dyea, 10 the effect that reindeer are
failure in Alaska for want OF proper
foliage, and useless for the exploring
expeditions In Alaska; that many arc
already dead. but moss has been found,
by which part OF the herd may be saved.
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thorities had made no provision for. the
mastering OF tho three companies, He
understood Chat Colonel Smith i had
three applications from other towns,yct
he had hopes that Wheeling might So
cure one In the event OF the authority
for the extra companies being given,
Should the President call for state
troops West Virginia would be required
TO- furnish one regiment. according 70
us population; In answer to a call for.
100000 mon, two regiments II the cali
was for 200. 900. and three, II the call
was trebled. II Is possible, said Dr..
Baguley. that if 10000 men are called
for, n combination OF the two reglmenA
Will be formed 10 make one OF twclve
5companies, Or. Baylley also repeated a
fact not generally known. and that Is
that, In the. formation OF a company. tho
men could elect only the officers under
the captain and first Lieutenant The
officers named would be selected by the
regimentals commanded. subject TO APP
,proyal bt the state authorities
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An in.arssnt Victory.

HAVANA, April l1s.--News Of further
lighting betwcen the Insurgents and the
Spanish troops In the province OF Plnar
del Rio reached here to-day. II appears
that a force OF insurgents under Lorcs
Aguilar RHO made an attack, two days
ago, upon the Spanish fort at Espujar.
'osa. Plnar del Rio province. and had the
best OF the fighting. eyn according to
the Spanish account, OF the affair. The
ofliciai report OF the fight says the fort
was a email one, garr1sonedN by volun-
teera. who made a heroic defense, last
Ing three hours In the meantime.
however, 1t IL officially admitted. the
insurgents entered the town and plum
dered and burned a tobacco warehouse.
The Spanish report adds that the gafri-
son OF the fort lost four men killed
and had nine men wounded.
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BELIEVE, War wan Come.

LONDON, April ia dispatch from
Madrid says that General Marcelo de
iAzcarragua, the former minister OF
war and prime minister, has arrived at
the Spanish capital TO attend the meet
Ing of the Cortes. He Is quoted as de-
clarng: that war Is Inevitable. The dis
patch adds that many Swedish, Brazil
ian and other foreign officers are offer
Ing their services to Spain. The next
meeting Of the Spanish cabinet, the dis
patch further says. will discuss the
question OF prlvateering. Leaflets incit-
ing a popular demonstration have been
seized at Madrid.
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4 Fiery Lovsr.

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. April ia
Butte, Mont. special to the Journal
says: Cyrus a. Bell, a miner. has been
arrested, charged with attempting to
burn Mrs, Marion Kelly and her two
children to death In their house. She
had refused to marry him. The perpe-
traitor Of the crime entered her house In
the early morning, bound and chloro-
formed her and her eldest daughter and
then set fire TO the house. Her screams,
when awakened by the flames. summon
ed the neighbors, who rescued the IN
mates and put out the flames.
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FoRTlFYIEG CAEARIEs,
Biz TIL ous.ud Reinforcement 10 he Sen,

Blk Thousand Reinforcement TO he Sent
There Mt Once.
II TENERIFFE, Canary Islands, April
.1s. THE. spanieh authorities are actively
engaged in terrifying the islands,, and
preparing for 5000 reinforcemente. Even
the churches are to be used for military
purposes. and the strength Of the for
SGfcations IS being Increased. Work on
Ethe, latter has been in progress for some
tlme past. and heavy guns have Just
been mounted at the chief land battery,
I which ia situated on a promonotory
Commanding the town and harbor. i
w At Las Palmas large quantities OF
grain have been amassed. and more car
+ goes arc on their way here.
About 5000 additional troops are ex-
/ pectcd here. and 1t Is said that q. similar
number or men will in all probability be
i sent to the Grand Canary, Is i5.5-
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There Is probably no man In West
Virginia better vcrsed In military ar.
fairs than DIR. Fl. B, Baguley, Of: this
city, chief surgeon of the y National
Guard OF West Virginia. Dr.. BaguleF ~
not only heart aud soul with the states
troops, but is a keen student ot,regula-
lions and tactics. Speaking qast night
OF the doubt concerning n vacancy In
the First reglment, Dir. Baguley stated
that the regiment at present contained
nine companies, which liz three short OF
what tho regiment should contain Y in
!tsEtull strength. buttthc vacancies OK
listed from the; fact that the state au-
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GUTHRIE. o. T., April 1s.-Nearly
1000 Cheyenne Indians arc gathered on
the banks OF the North Canadian, many
miles from the agency. holding ghost
dance. It Is feared by many that the
Indians. melted by their medicine men,
Will take advantage OF the absence OF
troops from neighboring forts to start
mn uprising to secure more beef rations
and revenge for the enforcement OF the
territorial anti polygamy law,which has
caused great discomfort in the tribe.
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LONDON, April ls-1t isTeported in
the city that the government OF Spain
has been in communication with. leading
financial houses here, including the
Rothschllds, II, an effort to raise loan
OF ca 1000. 900 (s20, 000. 000), on the security
OF the Almcdan Mines, The Rothschilds
decline to confirm or deny tho rumor.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hars and Mi'hnps In tho Thriving CITY
Across tho River. 2, s i.

H.rs and nii.hnp. In tho Thriving City
Across tho River. Z, s j.
a special meeting OF the Thimbie Bee
will be held this afternoon at O'clock
at the home OF Miss Mary Thomas. The
open meeting will be held tomorrow.
"wednesday afternoon. at the home.of
Mrs. Robert R. Kerr. s5f, z
Calvin Leseur, OF Belp-c. o.. Is at the
bedside of his brother, George f. Les
cur. VIII, son OF the sick man, has
returned to FaIrmont. and will return
if the condition OF his father grows
worse. Is 4
The closing meeting OF the season OF
1S97-9S of the Woman's Club will be
held at the home OF Mrs. L. ]. Drennen
on 60 morrow afternoon at o'clock, and
1t promises to be memorable one.
Now IS the time to subscribe for the
Daily IntellIgcncer. It is only ten cents
per week, delivered to your home. This
Is cheaper than borrowing your neigh
boris paper.
Joseph Williams, of Actnaville. anu
Mrs. Emma French, of Don, were quiet-
~ married on Sunday night, by Rev. ].
T. Morton, at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage. I'LL
William Lewis, Howard Jones. Isaac
Cecil, Andrew Shetiln and william
Saunders have bought lots on Pearl
street from Mrs. Indiana McSwords.
The funeral Of the late David Evans
will take place this (Tucsday) after
noon ut . o'clock Belmont City Lodge,
I. o. o. F., No. gel, will have charge. <
The pastoral cali extended by the
United Presbyterian congregation, to
Rev. j. B. Ricketts,. OF Belmont. has
been declined.
Mrs. L. j.. Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs,
S. G. Robinson and son, will return to
their home at Steubenvlllc, this morn-
Ing.
The funeral of Miss Bronia Mailer will
take place tomorrow morning, from
st. Mary's church. at O'clock. i 3,
Congressman Danford has decided to
recommend George G. Sedewick for
postmaster at Martins Ferry.
The Glcc club will be entertained at
the residence of Captain and Mrs. L.
w. 1nslebright this evening.
The Misses Gillespie will entertain the
Orbis club at their home on Walnut
street, on Friday evening.
Good progress Is being madc on the
new condenser building at the Belmont
brewery. b.5s
Mrs. Bertha Hobcnsaok has recovered
sufficiently 10 be able to be out. ~
Tho Martins Ferry Mnenncrchor
gave 4 ball last night. q s.liS
Miss Bcss snodssass Is on the sick
list. q.
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THE RIVER
h yesterdays DEPARTURES.

yesterdays DEPARTURES. Z
sParkersburg. BEN HUR, 9 p. m.
acknowledgement s S:so p: m.
Steubenyille..T. n. BAYNE. $50 p. m. /
IS BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cinclnnati....HUDsON.s a. m.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT CITY. S a. m
Matamoras... LEXINGTON. II a N :
Ststersville.. RUTH. $3.50 .. m.
Clarington...L $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville..T II. n. BAYNE. $50 .. m. I
Is BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .KANAwHA. $50 a. m.
Ptttsburgb...BEN HUR, :p. m.
Slstersville.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Clarington.... LEROY, 3:s0 p. m.
Steubenviile..T. u. BAYNE, $50 p. m
Pittsburgh. .GRANIA, $50 a m.
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Intense interest in the doinss at
Washington was shown by Wheeling
people yesterday. This interest was
demonstrated by the large crowds that
gathered in front OF tho newspaper Of
ices-particularly In the afternoon and
last night. AS usual, the Associated
Press gave the Intclllgencer the earliest
and most reliable bulletin service. fully
covering the important phases of the
news of tho day.
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DON CARLOS Is READY
To Take Advantage Of the Propiiioul
Moment for Action.

10 Ah1o huVuhtnRo o. a1 tt"piioUs
Moment for Action.
LONDON. Apri! 1S-Thc supporters
in England OF Don Carlos, the Spanish
pretender. headed By the Earl Of Ash
burnham. are actively preparing for
emergency. Every detail has been ar
ranged to seize the propi,ious moment
for action.
The local Carlis.s are convinced that
the present Spanish dynasty Is doomed
and that Spain will be forced to choose
between republcanlsm and Don Carlos.
They add that the only chance Of the
present dynasty is a successful war
against the United States. the POSSIBLE
ity Of which Is secuted.
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1T is great leap from the old ia:. asa.
Toned doses OF blue-masss and nsuseou'
physics TO the pleasant little pills Know .I
as Dc Wits Little Early Risers; in.i
cure constipation. sick headache sns
biliousuess. Charles R.rGoetze. MafNn
and Twelfth streets; Chatham S!nc'ST'
Forty-siNth and jacob streets; -
Schcchle. No. 5607 Main street; en-!
Bros, Penn and Zane streets; bow
& Co., Bridgeport. 1. ~!
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WASHINGTON, April 1s-Probably
with the view OF arailins himself OF the
large experience of Rear Admiral Sic
ard. Secretary Long has revoked the
sick leave of that officer, and ordered
him to duty IN his own office at the navy
department.. The admiral at present is
athis home in New York state, and Is
expected 10 report at the department
within the next twenty -four hours The
admiral IS expected to DE OF great as
eistance in the arrangement OF any
plans OF campaign.
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-MASHINcrnN ~ II AnrIl ~,

WASHINGTON. D. c., April lS.-Up
to o'clock no word had come to Senior
Andrado. the Venezuelan minister here,
OF the killing OF ex-President Crespo by
rebels. The minister's brother General
Andrado. Is now president OF Venezu-
ella, having succeeded Crespo. The min
lister thought It strange he had received
no advices from Venezuela. but said
there had been fighting in the part OF
Venezuela In which General Crespo was
last reported.
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BERLIN. April 1S-The semi-ofI1clal
North American Gazette this afternoon
published note to. the effect that the
reports that the ambassadors OF the
powers at Washington have issued q
NOE hostile in attitude toward the
United States are incorrect, SO far as
Germany is concerned"
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Adams, HeatWolo and p i, 4 3, con- i,

ADAMS. Heatwole and Dinsn,oro con-
M. Adams moved recess until IS
o'cicek. Nr. johnson, (Rep., Ind. ), am
tasonixed this With a motion 20 i'd
Z Journ, but tho chorus OF noes was 10
iiefcc that he withdrew It and Air. IA.
ans motion was agreed to, T..
Atj II o'clock the house took another
y recess Until 1850 .. M. to give the con-
ferees another opportunity to meet. AT
l1ao p. m. the house was formally noti-
ned OF the action OF the senate. and an I.
other recess was taken until 10 O'clock
was taken tnimed lateiy. =
AZ midnight the house recessed until
1880 q. m. 70 await the action OF the
House conears.
During this recess IN members again
congregated In tho lobby, II, the rear of
the hall, and led by several Of the
younger. members. sang macy Of the
popular songs OF the day .jFisj,il
WASHINGTON. April 19.--ln the
house as soon as the conference report
had been presented. Mr.. Adams moved
the adoption Of the report, and upon that
motion he demanded the previous ques-
ton. I. 4 "A I gl7'i'
The galleries gave cheer after cheer us
the resolutions were read. The demand
for the previous question cut or debate,
and Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. johnson (Rep.
Ind.). both appealed for q few minutes
time. N N
The previous question Was ordered
III TO 121. ] 2;
The first roll call on tho adoption of
the report showed 293 nays and nays.
w The following voted against the adop.
lion OF the report: ifli5
Boutelle. tRep. Me-; Brewer. (Dem.
SAla); Gardner, (Rep., N. J3: Johnson,
tRep. Ind Loud, (Rep. CALI; Mccall,
dfEcp Mass0 F7i 4f.f vi ~ iisi q - - :