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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-28
Justice OF Peacc-N. Straub.
5Consta ble-S. Mcdonald.

4 Yesterday morning the county COM
8mittee received the returns from the
CLIENTS run precinct, completing Rich
land district. There was only one con-
test that for president OF the school
board, 10 which w. +. Carter defeated
C. sBusbey. The vote in detail: ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-28
Public Notice Of Sale.
I6 Shares North Penn Oil 8 Gas Co.
Stock and II Shares Calf Creek Oil &
Gas IN. STOCK.

WYNN o"e - ShosSS >Ab S'SS" v"
Cos Co. Stock.
I will sell to highest bidder at the north
door OF court house on Wednesday, 9Th
June, 1885 at 10 a. m, these stocks, as ev!-
denced by the following certificates:
Certificate No. 25i for share North Penn
Oil & Gas Co. - 49,
Certificate No. al for . shares North
Penn OIL & Gas Co. 81 2i3
Certificate No. 23i for share North Penn
Certificate No. 2s4 for share North Penn
OIL & Gas Co. 95,y' ~. .5sE
Certificate No. 25s for G shares North
Certificate No.. ri for shares North
Penn OIL 6 Gas Co.
Certificate No. d for 5 shares Calf Creek
Certificate No. q for shares Calf Creek
OIL & Gas Co. 77t So 5.ss -
Certificate No. Is for, 5 shares Calf Greek
OIL &: Gas Co. -. re-
sTerms-Cash. n
je22 w. H HALLER. Auctioneer:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-28
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE sOF FURNITURE, ETC

On Thursday, June 30, 1893, beginning at
at 10 o'clock. the undersigned will sell at
public sale on the premises the furniture
contained in the Thompson Homestead
on the National Road one and one-hall
miles east Of Wheeling, and the horse
tate OF the late Mrs. E. s. Thompson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-28

Vi
Two thousand dollars worth
more than We ,oughtto have at this
season, and5must. beisold.
Unmarked in plain figures that
will make them move quickly.
Some are soiled, but you can
save more than the price Of a dozen
bars Of soap on each garment.
Some fine Cambria goods, lace
trimmed, in the lot.
Call soon, while your size is in
stock.
This Underwear was made BY
:Siegell Bros, OF New York, who
are noted makers Of high grade
goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-28
I]g.|!:Dl|AII'Y'I'S''.SC0,NVENTION,'
Soi Ohio County Republicans will,
Nominate Candidates
sFORsTHE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

TWELVE NAMES HAVE BEEN
SUGGESTED FOR THE TICKET
AND THAT "A GOOD TICKET
WILL BE PUT up is NOT
a; DOUBTED = SENATORIAL CON
FERRIES WILL ALSO B, NAMED.
THE FULL RETURNS FROM
LIBERTY AND HIGHLAND PRI-
MARES OF LAST SATURDAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-28

t}fy ]. N. CAMDEN.
81 L. s. THOMPSON.
q 80 W. p HUBBARD.
jaoo ESvnr,fora ~ r, g iT>hom rs,of,'s Will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-28

A man and a, woman. also, should un-
derstand the machinery OF government.
They, should understand the relations OF
the federal government to the state. that
Of the state to the countyor city--in q
word. every citizen should be poll
tician. They should exercise the duty
,of political life. DR.. Reed vigorously
scored the apathetic citizen-the man
who takes such little interes. In elections
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-28
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
DISPLAYING OLD GLORY
 IN CHINESE WATERS

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-A Washing ton special to the Herald says: Cap tain C. L. Hooper of the revenue cut ter McCulloch. in a letter to Captain C. F. Shoemaker, chief of the revenue cutter service. dated Hongkong, No- vember q, indicates that Rear Admiral Dewey desires to have the stars and stripes known as well as possible in Chinese waters. Captain Hooper says:
 ''The McCulloch sailed for Manila November IS, and arrived at Hongkong on the evening of the 18th, dropping anchor in the lower bay until the follow ing morning After cleaning ship we came up and anchored in the upper har- bor. made official calls on our Consul General, the Governor and British ad- miraI. We coal tomorrow or next day and go on.
 At the request of Admiral Dewey we will stop in several Chinese ports, in cluding Annoy and Shanghai. I intend going up to Canton, but am not quite sure of the water. The admiral asks that We show the flag in as many ports as possible.
 "They gave us great send off from Manila. The admiral said many nice things about the vessel, and was on the quarter deck with his officers when we came away. The entire crew was lined up in each ship, and all the officers on the quarterback. After answering each cheer our men gave three more for the admiral, and we sailed away"
 Captain Hooper, after discussing off, cial matters with Chief Shoemaker, proceeds:
 Tt will not be necessary to draw sight drafts. The admiral, who never does things by small parts. sent on board S25, ,O00 to pay up what is due the
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
RUSHING REGULARS
 TO THE PHILIPPINES

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 2s.-Prepara- tions for the departure of the Seven teenth United States Infantry for the Philippines are being rushed forward at Columbus post. An estimate sent to the chief quartermaster shows that the regiment will carry 100000 pounds of baggage. Lieutenant Clay has been as signed to the regiment as captain Lieutenant French of the Twenty fifth Regiment. Fort Logan, will join the Seventeenth here and other vacancies in the roster of officers will be filled by Lieutenant Hasbrough of the Four teenth and Lieutenant Morse of the Twenty-third Regiments, both of whom are at Manila
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
MIME. FAULKNER GETS
 OFF WITH 4 FINE
Acquitted on the Criminal Charge Of
 Having Wounded M.

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
 Herald Copyrighted, 1sss by James Cor
 don Bennett.
 PARIS, Dec. 26.-As everybody expected Mime. Paulmier has been acquitted on the criminal charge of having wounded M. Olivier, Secretaire de Reelection of La Lanterne, but condemned to pay 15,O ,OoO francs damages on the civil charge of ma terial injury sustained by NJ. Olivier
 Mime. Paulmier touched the audience deeply by her impassioned references to her daughter, for whose sake she had taken the law into her own hands when the abominabie article appeared in La Lanterne refiecting on her honor
 AS for the author, Henri Turot, he took all the responsibility for the consequences of his defamatory article upon himself and said he was going to try to seek to forget his remorse by means of a long exploring voyage.
 Mattress Jeanneney for Olivier, Lom- bard, advocate-general, for the Govern ment, and Danet for Mime Paulmier, pre- sented their cases in a measured way all equally reproving NJ. Turot. as well as Mime Paulmier, but at the same time find ing sort of moral excuse for the latter. The question really was one of what
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
REV. CRANE CRITICIZES
 THAT ATLANTA SPEECH
A Boston Preacher Who Has Unkind Things to Say of the
 Confederate Dead

BOSTON. Dec. 26.-Rev. Charles A. Crane, pastor of the Saratoga-street M F. Church, in a sermon this evening read that part of President McKinley's At lanta speech relative to the care of the graves of the Confederate soldiers. MT. Crane said:
 The President grows sentimental to the last degree concerning the rebel dead. We have beheld the vision of reunited brotherhood. of buried hate Cursed be the hand that shall aid it's resurrection. But We are not yet to forget that the war was fought for righteous purpose. Both sides may have been equally sincere. But one was eternally right and the other was eternally wrong. The expiation was ter rible. The crime was worse"
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
GOES TO PORTO RICO. Bishop McLaren Accepts Important Episcopal Church Work.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-Bishop William E. McLaren of the diocese of Chicago will accept the mission to Porto Rico to inves- tigate the field there for the promotion of the Episcopal church interests, as del- egated to him by the Episcopal Confer ence in Washington. He will start for the new island possession some time be- fore the winter is over. He will not take an auxiliary force with him, but when he has thoroughly investigated the condi- tions in Porto Rico he will probably re- turn to the United States immediately and make a report upon his trip.
 The new mission Is of importance to the Episcopal churches, as the future pol icy to be pursued in the island will be based upon the BishoD'S report
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
AG0NCILL0 LEAVES
 FOR WASHINGTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Agoncillo, special representative of Aguinaldo, leader of the Philippine patriots. left this city tonight for Washington. In Washington Agoncillo will wait the ar rival of the three Filipinos who are en route with additional instructions from Aguinaldo.
 Since his arrival from Paris on Sat urday evening Agoncillo has been al- most constantly in conference with visi- tors Agoncillo said to-day that there was no change in the situation and probably would be none until after the arrival of his fellow countrymen.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27

VT ' AsHINGToN, Dec 2s.-The
 n I Administration has taken
 IVY steps to safeguard American
 \ \ interests In the city of Iloilo,
 on the island of Panay, one of the Philippine archipelago, and a military and naval expedition is now on its way there from Manila.
 Cable advices were received here to- day from General Otis. commanding the military forces in the Philippines, and Admiral Dewey, commanding the naval forces there, showing that they are acting in concert in the matter. General Otis reported that he had dis patched two regiments and a battery of artillery to Iloilo on army transports and Admiral Dewey notified the Navy Department that the cruiser Baltimore had sailed from Manila for the same place to-day. He explained that these officers are acting upon their discre- ton in the matter, and that no official advices have been received here to in- dicate that there is any unusual law Iessness in Iloilo.
 Several days ago it was reported by way of Madrid that the Spanish forces in 1oilo had been attacked by the in- surgents and had driven them back with heavy loss, but this report lacks official confirmation The United States expedition Is more in the nature of a precaution. but will take active meas ures for the suppression of Iawlessness in case the condition of affairs re- Quire it.
 Admiral Dewey Is anxious for the ar rival of the Buffalo. which is now near Malta, en route to Manila, in order that he may send home a number of men whose terms of enlistment have expired
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
HOW CHRISTMAS WAS
 OBSERVED AT MANILA

MANILA. Dec 2s.-Christmas was generally observed among the Ameri- cans here with special religious services by the Protestants and Catholics alike. The services for the Colorado and Pennsylvania regiments were conduct- ed by Chaplain Harris of the former. Father McKinnon preached a sermon to the California regiment, though the usual midnight mass was not held, as the archbishop of Manila refused his sanction. The city was crowded with FiIfpinos, holiday-naking
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
PLOT EXPOSED BY
 SEIZURE OF LETTERS
Military Conspiracy Said to Have Been Uncovered by Paris
 Police

LONDON, Dec. 26.-The Paris core spondent of the Chronicle says: It is as- serted that the French police have seized several bundles of letters, whose con- tents prove that a military plot is in thorough working order
 The Paris correspondent of the Weekly Sun of London telegraphed to his paper on Sunday that he had knowledge of a military coup planned for Wednesday though he gave no details of the plot.
 The Paris correspondent of the Sunday Special of London hinted at similar knowledge, adding that the Court of Cas- sation would give judgment against Drey- fus on Thursday, yielding to the Govern ment's plea of state necessity.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
Church Damaged by Fire.

CHICAGO, Dec 26.-The Episcopal Church of the Ascension has been dam aged to the extent of s20 900 by fire The edifice is widely known as Father Lara bees church. No other church in the West has a more advanced ritual in the services and furnishings The fire started from an overheated furnace.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
Military and Naval Expe- ditions Are Sent Out
 From Manila.
Proper Steps Promptly Taken to Safeguard AmericoD Inter
 ests on Punuy Island.
Special Dispatch to TAs Call

officers and crew from the navy for November and December; also for coal and incidentals."
 Captain Hooper closes his letter with suggestions relative to necessary re- pairs to his ship, and adds that he Is proud of the part. taken by the revenue cutter service in the war.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
IMPLICATED IN THE
 CHILE ARSENAL FRAUDS
Enrique willishaw, Head of Val paraiso Commercial House, Sent
 to Prison.

! VALPARAISO, Chile. Dec. 26.-Enrique iWilnshaw, head of the commercial house of WilHshaw y Hermanos, who have been purveyors to the navy for a score of years, has been sent to prison in connec- tion with the arsenal frauds.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-A special cable dispatch to the Herald from Valparaiso announced on October If that great frauds had been discovered in connection with the naval arsenal and that the director of the commissariat of the Chilean navy had committed suicide in consequence of the discovery
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
Opium Seized on a Train.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 26.-Deputy Reve- nue Collectors R. A. Green and c. T. La Grave captured $50 worth of contraband opium to-day on train just arrived from Folsom. It had been shipped to a China man in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27

the operator could get no farther He
 then tried the safe in the club room Of Ross x Carroll, over the Bank Exchange
 saloon, but did not use enough powder
 and abandoned the safe, which contained about S35OO
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
AMONG THE
 TROOPS AT MANILA
General Otis Reports Tbot Disease oDd AccideDts Are Yet Tbin-
 hing tbe Ranks.

WASHINGTON 26-The following cable
  at Manila Following deaths since last report: December 5-Frank N private Company . drowned accident December ". eeh Minnesota gunshot wound; accident December 1sFred Company typhoid 20-Frank private 
  FirstC Colorado, Noember 2s-ole Hagberg. Company exhauson following typhoid previously
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
sAFE-CRACKERS FOILED. Bungling Work Prevents Two Rob
 berries at Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 26.-Last night two safes were attacked by burglars. That in the Pioneer Box Factory, on the river front, was partially blown open, but so much powder was used that the in- ner doors were strained and bent, and
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
AGUINAL DOS CABINET QUITS
 AND HIS CONGRESS ADJOURNS
And Now the Chief of the Filipino Insurgents Trying to Overcome the Policy of Factions
 Hostile to tbe UDited States.

which aons
 0 Pd den gul appde O nation k on mt It has refned m h been a iron to visited Pno@ and @nov,H has gc
  t is pa a % n " made u 0 p wfhh h a DC 0 Foreign C Secretary of WI and of Works sSer d A a Dn 1eaner I;s
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27

amount Of damages ought to be imposed, as In France woman is sure of acquit- tai under such circumstances as these. So nobody is surprised at the verdict.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27
PECULIAR ROBBERY
 OF AN OHIO BANK
Gold qDd Currency Disappear in Sucb Manner as to Cause
 Officials to Be Suspected.

26-T this of skllful
 
 gold robbery discovered this morning by the deposit of directors of the bank held at an . dehc ando assistance
 of ebankb The There CIV o on.
 and it hnted that of . he bank ma be implicated n
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27

VT ' AsHTNGToN, Dec 2s.-The H I Administration has taken NV steps to safeguard American \ \ interests In the city of Iloilo,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
DEWEY SQUELCHED
THE CONSUL.
German Consul said He Would
Land Supplies IN Spite CT
DeWey. But He DIdn't

New York. May a4-A Ma
Mia dispatch says the German
consul tried to land provisions
from a German ship. but
Dewey refused to allow him TO
do so. The consul then de
cIared he would force a land
ing under protection Of two
German cruisers. Dewey
threatened to fire upon the
cruisers if they attempted to
land supplies and the attempt
was abandoned.
The situation at Manila IS re-
ported as desperate. Food is
scarce, canned provisions will
be all gone within two weeks,
and the meat supply IS already
exhausted.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24

and killed the possibility Of
whitewashing Mr.. Brown or
remunerating him for the de-
lay and damage that have re-
suited from queer prosecution
of one Of the most feasible
schemes ever undertaken by
engineering skill.
To change your congress
man at such a crisis as the
deep water situation would be
culpabIe folly. To close our
eyes to the integrity and fldeli-
ty of Mr. Kleberg on this Inn
portant question would be SUI
cidaI ingratitude. | think, un-
der the peculiar circumstances,
he has done all that could be
done by any Jealous and hen
orable representative. He has
at least blocked the scheme Of
Banker Brown and his hirelings
and, believing him much bet
fer equipped than Banker
Stone for pushing the good
work to final success, | sincere
Iy hope he wilt be reelected.
P. H. TANsEy.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
# Is Both Asserted and Denied That a
Great Battle Has Been Fought.
RumOfed That the Daring Little haugrove Is 4
The Hands Of The Spanish--The Spanish
Cruiser Alfonso XIII Sunk by American
Ship---Tried to Run Bluff on
Dewey But Failed-Dyna-
mite Against Old Moro:
AKother Report of Battle.

Another Report Of Battle.
Houston, Tex, May 24.-A
battle has occurred between
the Spanish and American
fleets, the Spanish feet being
completely destroyed. The
Americans lost heavily in men
and ships. All doctors and
nurses are ordered at once to
Key West to meet incoming
ships and aid the wounded.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
No Plan to Take Havana.

Washington, a3.-A new
plan for the bombardment and
occupation of Havana has
been submitted to the presi-
dent. It has the approval Of
prominent navy officers, who
say it is most feasible ard
practical The plan is to take
the city from the water front
and storm it with troops and
marines while the walls are
battered by warships. The
president has been told that if
he would only give the order,
the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius,
supported by four heavy yes
sells could clear the way for a
landing party is three houIs
and blaze a path through the
heart of the city which would
be safe for landing forces. The
vesueius was built for just
such work. and in this way the
city could be taken with less
time and money than by taking
it from the land side after an
assault against the strong for
ti6catioh which are well man
ned.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
GREAT BATTLE REPORTED
Spanish Fleet Said to Be Des-
troyed BY Sampson.-Not Of
ficially Confirmed.

Washington. May 23.-Re-
ports come from London and
New York that Sampson met
the Spanish squadron yester-
day near Windward passage,
and that a great battle took
place in which the Spanish
feet was destroyed. Secretary
Long says no official oonhrma-
ton of the report has been re-
ceived.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
Guarding the Passages.

Atlanta, May 73.-ThralF
and Jones has ordered Samp-
son to operate according to his
own notion and be responsible
for failure TO catch the Spanish
or sink their ships. Sampson
is guarding ali the passages
leading North from the CART
bean sea. Schley is searching
the Southern coast between
Cienfuegos and Havana and
scouts are patrofIing the
waters In all directions.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
REPORTED 1NsUR-
GENT VICTORY.
Captured Bayamio. Forcing the
Spaniards to RetTeat.--Rus
mored Capture Of the
o. s. Ship Mangro4ae


Washington, May aba
yamo, Cuba, IS said to have
been attacked and captured by
the insurgents, the .Spaniards
retreating with heavy losses.
The cable at Santiago has
been cut.
A rdnlor from Key West
says the u. S. auxiliary cruiser
Mangrove has been captured
By the Spaniards.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24

Atlanta. Ga. May 23.-Col.
Vicente de Cortejo and DR..
Julian and two of the Spanish
privases, ali OF whom Fave
been under arrest at Fort Nc
Pherson barracks were taken
away from Atlanta late last
night fhe prisoners will be
takes to Key West and thence
TO Havana, where, they VIII be
exchanged for che American
newspaper correspondents
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
- = =
FROM Mr.. P: q. TANsEY
Favor the Re Election Of Con
gressman KIeberg and Gives
His Reason for It.
EditoIr Corpus Christ CalIer.

Editor Corpus Christi Caller.
Houston, Tex. May 10
AS one who for several years
past has taken an active and
a sincere interest in the sue
cess of the movement for Sc
curing deep water at Aransas
pass, and who still has the full
est faith in the feasibility of the
under taking, permit meto join
the ranks of those who favor
the reelection of MIR. Kleberg
as congressman of your dis
trict.
In taking this stand IdesifFe
to say that | am notin any wav
influenced by a single personal
consideration. To Mr.. Stone
or Mr.. Kleberg | owe either
grudge or obligation. and in
the position | assume | am
frank to say that l am indifer-
ent alike to the praise or blame
of either. But upon tue broad
grounds of justice, of wisdom
and of public necessity, | be-
lieve the interests of the dis
trict would Be best subserved
by sending back to congress
the man who has been loyal
and true in the cause of deep
water. and whose record thus
far shows that he can neither
be bulldozed by The millionaire
Of switched by hired tricksters
into deserving the project 50
vital to the business life of the
coast.
Every man in southwest
Texas knows, or ought to
know, that at this moment,
and for months past, the dis
|tinguished speculator who
have made toy of your pet
project have kept paid emissa-
ries lobbying at Washington,
|ostensibly in the interest of a
government appropriation for
for carrying on the work at
Arkansas pass, bur in reality to
reimburse Brown Of Baltimore
for money alleged to have
been spent attempting to Sc
cure deep water. Against
tSese lobbyists Mr. Kleberg
has diligently, partriotically
and successfully battEed. ard
By the sheer force oil his watch
fufness. honesty and persis-
tence he has got the matter IN
TO fair shape for future legisIa-
ion. lie refuses to stand
m with the hired henehmen,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
SPANISH FLEET LOCATED
Sampson and SchIey Preparing
to Destroy 1t.

Key West, 24.-An Asso-
ciated Press dispatch says the
Spanish feet is now located
definitely, and Sampson and
Schley are preparing to des-
troy it The movements Of
the fleets are known here, and
make itimpossible for a battle
to take place. The same report
says a battle is expected al
most Immediately.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-24
THE VOLUN-
TEER GUARD.
Adjt. Gen. Wozencraft Says Il
VIII Be Recognized
at Once.

Austin; Tex. Nay To-
Adjt. Gen. A. P. Wozencfaff
stated to the Express CORES
pendent today that the Texas.
Volunteer Guard. which has
almost been completed under
the call for troops, win be re-
eognized just as soon as the
Site can be supplied with the
necessary arms. Ii is uncer-
tain as to when that time wifi
be. owing to the fact that the
government is now rushed and
crowded TO its utmost capacity
to furnish arms for the troops.
in actual service. There is
said to be plenty ofmateriaI IN
the State for the rapid organ
izafiop of the Volunteer Guard
up TO the 5000 limit.