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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-26

The Plant System and the Atlantic
Coast Line have arranged for a train to
connect with North bound train No. % at
Rocky Mount, on the Coast Line, on May
A. This viii be for the convenience OF
delegates to the Norfolk meeting of the
Southern Baptist convention. the Ameri-
can Baptist Educational Society and the
Woman's Baptist Missionary Association,
which will be held May $40
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Eighty acres mile North East of town acres in cultivation good house barn a d out k9djlnEf good o4al,ar well of " ater good lGud ''e for terrlb apply at this Oldct.
 Good af,n Of Z1j aGrre To. sale cheap. l7t beres in cultivation, all good bottom laHd gooe a"e4.l.t;, ar-tc barn aid other other out build tags This farm is or the berryyilie and l;ur Huston road. mics east of Re rryyillc For fu,. t!tGr par cp ars ctjl on this office
 : f.ae aot-os9 far,n in tAr ,'sa4e valley , milo. south cf C. .n Fora lil ares n tract: ..t grt"s n cul.iYatio!., 1nfc- good fcnce 0 &oG1 refi{" C. aad ont hL.l uEs, tY0 t,nais ''p'tst5 au3 out G!iI 'in"s Good fTlit erclIart z T aprugs. Sitna ,.,. n tEo IratinE rou! |. sDAd5 3an rl,le Ire ,c"ooi 2ousc cuirh .Cst oEcs j., 1tI CT V "I1s tiIr"c .ond hou nnt &tcG 1aI..nii4 isil Ii .ii;G oIfice
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-24
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The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-24
A Souhd Bas.s.

The testtrnonialS published by the pioprie tors of Hoods 6arsaparilia gre not purchased. nor are they written up in their oil,ce Tor ar9 the3 from their employees. bat they are tacts from truthful and grateful people, .o are reliable end aSNorthy of confidence as f they came from your most trusted neigtibor.
 Moods Pifis are the best family osthartic arsd hwr med!ctua LarGlese. reIa ole, sIfe%
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-24
What You aani

"ber .a-:r strcn2.u < gone, you r.f@ ID ap. tie, are ti.e;, weak and n''i,5u' s3tition. if no5d's @ars,ns- r'i,.. to b' r. ne enI ! .our blood, a.s,-.' y"dr u: a;.c. and e;' you
 "2th .i,ods '>,,2sa, a!iiia, is | 2 t.'. fre .ioz,i .,nifier.
 .s-..I "i:'c lr..l.. " ,rand ,. F. C ; ., "ot p;'orrt 15c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-24
Additional Locals.

Additional Locals.
 J. M. Barrett is on the sick list.
 Mrs. l.. F. Harbert is very sick It is now against the law to throw rock until after May z. J. c. Howard has moved to J. M. Bailey's residence on Main street. WHES bilious or costive. eat CascaIet candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, loc s5c.
 L.J. Leatherbury is in Madison county this week on legal business. Marshal Walker did some much needed work on the streets las week.
 R. D. Galloway is at Berry this week acting as bailiff of the grand jury.
 It is said that c. G. White of Eureka Springs is full fcdged candidate for repr esentative.
 We learn that Dell Evans, whose tace used 10 be familiar about Green Forest, has recently mar. jed.
 While in Berryville fyou want good meal or your team well cared for stop at the Southern Hotel.
 Ifyou wan" any Fire Insurance. talk with A. J. Russell. He rep resents one of tbe very best oompa- ni es in the world.
 Miss Minnie Morris, who re. gently returned from an extended visit and pleasure trip to the Ter vltory, was in town Tuesday.
 Alex Collier and Miss Emma Fry were married on last Sunday. We extend corgra,nation and best wishes 10 the young couple. There are three littlo things which d. more work than any oth- CT three Iijt}c things created-they arc thc ant, the bee and DeWitts 'htle Farly 3isers, the last being far GUS little pills fer stomach i'd liver trouble. J. E. Harbert.
 I. s. Shihley returned Sunday trom Crawford county, whero ne nd been the past north assisting his son, James, in rebuilding his ueo and fencing that were 5lomn away bY the cyclone, He $ his damages amouaJed to iaore than $500.
 '. S Philips and Dick Hazelet rtprned Inesday rom q ton day ip lo Newton, Marion and Stone antics, where they made an ex- -';ve purchase of walnut timber, h c will take them the balance ot lte year 10 put on the mark ct. What pleasure IS there in life n s headache, constipation and i!iou>ness Thousands exper- .t.- them who coI!d become per. e;!y healthy hv nsing DeWjt,'s ti'lie Early H rs, the famous ''ie piils J r. Norbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-24

I;,2a,s rah .,es al dr''sYists.
 Rig" $ Ts,tp. .s :ra h..GIsl4ce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-15

6 CINCINNATI. o., Feb. l4.-The
United States circuit court Of appeals
for the sixth circuit to-day decided the
cast iron pipe trust case. Mr.. Justice
Harlan and circuit juuses Taft and
Lurton composed the court Judge Taft
delivered the opinion. The suit was be-
gun in the United States circuit court at
Chattanooga by bill in equity filed by
the attorney general Of the United
States against six cast iron pipe com
panics. the Addyston Co.. OF Cincinnati;
Dennis Long & Co., Of Louisville; Chat.
tanooga pipe works, OF Chattanooga;
the South. Pittsburg pipe works, OF
South Plttsburs, Tenn; the Admission
pipe works. Of Admission, Ala, and the
Howard-Harrison Co., Of Bessemer,
Ala, to enJoin them from continuing to
dobusirrss under O. contract of associa-
tton which the bill charged was a viola
tion Of the federal antitrust act of 1890.
The judgment Of the court reversed
the decree Of the circuit court and in
structed that court to enter a decree
enjoining the six defendants from con-
tinulng,to do business under contract Of
association or from in any, way main
tain,ns the same. d !,
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w,surSGToN, Feb. 14.-Actuated
ssuse Of honor and a strict idea OF
r',,Iss the state department has taken
,,.,. IN place in the hands OF Senior
r,ro-s,,s 10 whom tho letter was ad-
I,.,,sd the epis,Ie written by Senior Du-
snr A. 1ome, which led to the res,gna-
a., I AZ the minister. The transaction 10
.,,,,ired IN the following brief state
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To Scotch the standard,

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 14.-As a re-
suit Of the recent senate trust investisa-
tlon, Senator Vernon H. Burke has pre-
pared; a bin directed against the Standr
ard OIL Company and will introduce It
in the senate this week. Senator Burke
said: 1.-THE senate committee has COL
lected abundant evidence showing that
the railroads are discriminating In fa-
vor OF the Standard and against other
shippers. The evidence shows that this
discrimination amounts to seventy per
cent. on part carloads. The bill tnakes
It unlawful for any railroad to make
rates discriminating In favor OF any
shipper. 1t Is proposed that the law 70
into effect Januaryf1, 1899. 81
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KILLED BY ELEVATORS.
Three Men lose Their laves and "a Fourth
IL Fatally Injured. st

Three Men lose Their lavcs aud "a Fourth
Is Fatally Injured.
NEW YORK. Feb. n.--Three. men
were Instantly killed and two seriously
Injured. one Of them so seriouslr that
he will die, in this city to-day by accl-
dents In elevators. Those killed are:
John Degnan, a laborer at the Hotel
Waldorf.
Oscar Westberg. aged .twenty-four.
assistant janitor of the Walton build
ing on Fifth avenue.
William ochs. aged twenty-five. a
driver for an express company.
James Foley and Thomas Looney are
the injured. Foley IS not likely to re-
cover.
The accident In which Desnan met
his death and Looney and Foley were
injured, occurred at the Waldorf ho-
tel. The men were taking ashes from
the cellar on freight elevator, when
two OF the four chains on the elevator
broke and the men were thrown to tile
sub-cellar, three stories below.
WestberS met his death In almost ex-
actly the same manner that Mrs. Ar
thur C. Levy was killed at Holland
House yesterday,..sss > = - i
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the choice OF an American wife. The
Spanish legatlon has received no Inu-
nation oflthe next minister,

(. D.. "a T. a q ~ D. =
Al tho spanllhlcsati ton to-day sienor
dn Bose had nothing to say OF the re.
cent Incident and had turned his ntscn-
ton 70 the regular affairs OF the lega-
t!on He was not disturbed by the
reports that a filibustering expedition
had slipped away last night. as he had
good reason to believe that the expedi-
tlon had not succeeded In getting away.
and also that General Sanguilly was not
connected with II as had been reported.
An official memorandum was made up
and given out at the legation. showing
the number OF insurgent leaders who
had surrendered during the last month,
was as follows: s'Ys y
january z. Lieutenant Colonel Stolo
with q captain, two lleutenants and
twenty men: January s. Commandant
Nunez, with two officials and flve arm
ed men: January 10. Colonel Juan Lo-
peg Marin and two men; also Ileuten-
ant Colonel sanabria and two men:
January "A. Colonel Cepero and his. me-
phew: January 20, General Juan Masso
Para. accompanied bF Lieutenant Colo
ncls Ferla, Hernandez. Commandants
Quesada. Leo, Gomez, Captain Cabrera.
i've lieutenants and one hundred and
ten men; January 81. Tallo Jimlnez.
secretary OF the municipality Of Yultas,
with nve armed men: January g. Aug
ustin Roman and FIVE armed men from
the squadron OF Maxine Gomez; Janu-
ary Is, Colonel Miguel Torres.
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" WASHINGTON. Feb. 14..-susan B.
Anthony called the thirteenth annual
convention OF the National American
Woman's Suffrage Association to order
at the Columbia theatre this afternoon.
The decorations consisted mainly In the
display OF two handsome American flags
each with four stars emblematic of
states which have granted the right Of
woman suffrage. 49, q
In Miss Anthony's address she spoke
OF the success so far. attained in behalf
of woman suffrage and urged all those
Identified In the movement to stand to-
gether for still better results. The
grievances, which women had against
their common enemy. man, to-day were
as great as the carly colonlsts had
against King George. 1854 5sGl Z
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FISH COMMISSIONERS BOWERS

Unanimously Confrmed-west Virginia
Republican hssoeiation Reunion.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE United
States senate gave West Virginia a val
entlne to-day by unanimously confirm
ing the appointment OF the Hon. George
NJ. Bowers as commissioner Of the fish
cries. There was never any doubt OF
Mr.. Bowers appointment, nor was there
the slightest doubt at any time OF his
confirmation. Those who circulated ro-
mances to the contrary were simply un-
informed. =.
West VIRGINIA Republicans in Wash
Ington are delighted over the result, and
are congratulating the new commissions
er while felicltating the state upon its
good fortune. 3 gr
Mr.. Bowers will take charge Mt once.
The West Virginia Republican AssocIa-
tion will have Mr.. Bowers and Mrs.
Bowers, among otherc, as special guests
at It's reunion to be held Thursday even
Ing, at Masonic Temple. in this city.
Among others invited with him are Gov
ernor and Mrs. Atkinson, Senator and
Mrs Elkins. Representative and Mrs.
Lacy. Commissioner and Mrs. Scott,
Representative and Mrs. bolivar, Req
reseEtative and Mrs. Dovener, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Dayton, Representa-
tive Dorr and Representative Miller.
a reception committee has been ap-
pointed to represent the association, as
follows: j. VIM. De Granger, ". l..
Cole, Andrew johnson. Chas T. Trotter,
John B: MacConley, C:::.H. Livingstone,
C. H. Mayors c. L. Beatty Frank
Getzendanrer. Dr.. g.. B. Henderson, &c.
H. Cross and E. G.. Jefferys n
The committee Of arrangements Is as
heretofore published. Among the toasts
to which responses will be made are:
"The President OF the United States"
by Mr.. tElkins; "Old Glory" by, Mr.. Do
vener; 1.-THE New South" by Mr.. Day
ton; west Virginia Republicans" MT.
Dorr, and THE Republican Party" by
Mr.. Miller. This programme Is subject
to change, but will be about as given.
Addresses are expected also from 9TH
ers, the after dinner features being SUBJ
ject'to the discretion Of the master OF
ceremonies.
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Prominent ra rm.r Missing.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllsencer.

Special Dispatch TO the lntellgencer.
: HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Feb. H.
Cicero Mccurdy. a prominent farmer OF
this county, has been missing since last
Wednesday. He came here on business
and took a room at the st. Nicholas
hotel. The hotel people say that they
do not know when he left there, but a
bundle ofipapers belonging to him was
found by a small boy In the lower end
of the city. He Is o brother to deputy
county clerk, AzeI McCurdy, and Is O
highly respectable and sober man, thir-
ty-ive years old. His brother says he
had a hundred dollars on his person.
He. Is a member OF the Odd Fclolws
Knights OF Pythias, and knights Of the
Golden Eagle. & y Alffl - .5gtssiss fl
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r NEW YORK, Feb. A.-A letter was
received to-day by the Christian Her.
aid, from Consul General Fltzhugh Lee
in Havana, relative to the founding OF
an orphan asylum In Cuba.
Ei General Lee said: 5tte 75tfa
II have considered the advisability OF
renting a large and suitable building for
the purpose OF founding a destitute or
phan asylum, where tho little starving
children who have no parents or rela.
tives TO watch over and protect Them,
can be placed. and where they will be
fed and well-cared for, and perhaps Ia
ter given some sort Of education"
The Christian Herald In reply cabled
that II would pay the rent Of the pro-
posed asylum for a year and furnish all
supplies and guarantee to raise all oth-
er expenses for the institution.
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Mlni.ter yroodfotd's Demands.

MADRID, Feb. 1.-THE note from
Minister Woodford tonight, demanded
that Spain should formally dlsavow the
Insults to President Mckinley contain-
ed in Seno- Dupuy de Lomes letter to
Senior Canalejas.
3 The cabinet council to-day, It Is report
ed, decided unanimously to reply to Min.
lister Wcodford that Senor De Lome's
spontaneous resignation and the terms
OF the decree accepting it were consider
ed sufficient satisfaction. It Is under
stood that Minister Woodford received
this intimation and dispatched q long
cipher telegram to Washington.
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. CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. H.-The Tip
pecanoe Club board of directors filed
an answer to-day to the petition OF
Mayor McKIsson, Senator Burke and
Representatives Mason and Bramley,
seeking to, restrain the club from ex-
pelllng them as members OF the organi.
cation. The club. In Its answer. says
that the accused members OF the club
upon Joining the body agreed to sus-
tain the honor OF the organization: that
they did not SO sustain the integrity OF
tho. club by. consorting with Democrats
at the house and SENATE caucus at Col,
limbus sgsss.iEr'ia 4Hlt+,3 Is'sf 2. 5lsla a. (
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y JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb. li.-A
special to the Times Union and Citizen
from Fernandina. Fla, says: A tug sup.
posed to me the Daurlless slipped UP to
the steamer wharf here at 1880 last
night and proceeded at once to take on
boxes and supplies supposed tobe arnmu.
milton, About midnight seventy Gu
bans arrived by special train and imme-
diately went aboard, Colonel Nuncz was
In charge. A full supply OF coal was
aleo taken on and she went to SEQ at
f3.30 q. m. ., 7t
z, Spanish Consul Carlo saye he doubts
as TO whether the expedition left or not.
The deputy collectors houaes were both
closely watched to prevent Interference
from them. Aspecial to the same paper
from Tampa, says: Ii 5sa
1.-THE Cuban expedition that left here
10 now safely at sea and will Join the
expedition that left Fernondina on the
Dauntless. All the facts were verified,
and there Is no doubt as to the truth Of
the story.
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Wsx,rr,, conrrn,nln,lnu,

HAVANA Feb! H,--Weyler has sent
a eongratulatory message 10 Ell Correo
the daily newspaper of this city, upon
Its appearing in the patriotic arena in
defense OF spaniards and their Inter-,
ests." and advising the Conserva ,lves,
through Marquis Palmero. former sec-
retary general OF the government. 10
abstain from taking part in the elec-
tlOpe is--T 81 = - lalts- : Ts'Ilf
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COLUMBUS, O., Feb. ,1i.-Nmothy
Hogan. who has eluded all OF the ,se-
cret service men OF the country and the
detectives OF many cities as well as
several private agencies for the last
year was arrested tonight at Westert
Vile. @ village about twelve miles
north Of Columbus. Hogan is wanted
for rllling mall boxes in many cities In
the United States. and for raising and
passing checks secured from letters de-
posted in the malls.
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E LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. A.-A spe-
cial to the Post from Valley View, KY,
says: Dora Clay, the child wife Of Gen.
cassaus NJ. Clay and VIM. Bryant. u
young man OF the neIghborhood, met In
the woods near White Hall yesterday.
Roy Tcathcrglll, a guard from the Clay
mansion, fred OF his revolver tn
frlghten. Bryant out OF the woods. Bry-
ant drew n revolver. and was about 10
shoot Feathergill when Dorn Clay
knocked the weapon up and begged
Bryant not to shoot. Bryant says he
would have killed Fcathersill. had 1t not
been for Dora A't.5 f,.' M. Iiifl
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! SEATTLE STEAMER BURNED
And Forty Persons on Board Supposed TO
IInyo Perlshed.

Have Perished.
81 VlCTORIA.B.C., Feb. 1.-THE steam
er Islander brings news that. the steamer
Clara Nevada, of Seattle, was burned in
Lynn Canal and forty men who were on
board are supposed to have perished.
The Nevada left Skaguay for Juneau
on February S. and when the Islander,
which arrived from Gomox this morn
Ing. reached Juneau, the Nevada had
no; vet arrived there. The day that she
should have reached Juneau, fire was
seen on the waters Of the canal and the
opinion IS general tia. the flames were
from a burning steamer Whether her
passengers and crew reached land or
whether they perished Is not known.
It is feared that they met with death,
as there has been a terrible wind and
snow storm In the north and small boats
could hardly live. Captain Irving, Of
the Islander, reports that the weather
has been terrific.
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& CHICAGO. Feb. 14-The executive
committee OF the National Editorial AS
ISOLATION was In session to-day at ,the
Palmer House, between sixty and sew
nnty' editors from Massachusetts 10
California being present. Tho officers
are Louis Hoffman, ottInd!ahn, presl-
dent; ]. NJ. Page, OF Illinois, and A. L,
Pierce. of Colorado, secretaries, aud
James q. Gibbs, of Ohio. treasurer, II
was decided Tint Tho annual meeting
OF .tho assocla ton VII! .bs bold septem.
Der 6to . atfDenycr. 80
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CHICAGO. Feb. H.-tDevil's Island" ;.
melodrama by De Mole and Hall. deal
Ing with the Dreyfus case, was given .
public performance at the Academy Of
Music to-day. for copyright purposes.
The play will probably be produced
about Marchi1. The French army off,
GERS and others interested in the pros
ecution Of Captain Dreyfus are handled
without gloves. the plot being founded
on the presumption OF the convicted
captains innocence. The play was
written before Zola became a prominent
figure In the case and will be remodeIed
to make a place in the plot for the now
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New England strike sl,u,.,onl

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 4.-From ad.
vices here to-day It seems to be the
general opinion In mill circles that the
recommendation of tho textile unions,
that a general strike Will tbeundertakeng
by the operatives In all New England
cotton mills where reduction OF wages
has occurred, Will not be accepted in al, +
places, 1900 ~ laS2ls5
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HAyANA,Feb, A.-To-day the agents
OF the radical wing Of the Autonomlst
party began to dIvulge In certain quar-
ters where they naturally caused some
surprise. the peace proposals agreed
upon at secret meeting on Saturday
last Of the radical wing Of the Autono-
mists as cabled the day to the Associa-
ted Press. 1t Is believed that when
these peace propositions come to be
generally known they will produce a
great sensation.
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weather. Forccaat for To.D,v.

For West Virginia, local showers; cold.
r Tuesday night; Oss sOSsshwestcrly shifting
& For Western sPennsylvnnia and Ohio
threatening weather. with rain For snow:
solder Tuesday night: brisk southeriyI
winds, shifting to westerly. 51Sf N 3
s.oenl Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday MS Observed
BY C; Sehncpf. druggist. corner Market
anq fonrtcenth 9 streets was us follows:Efg
Z Z a. mm'.i.fii...sH.s '.i.fii...s. sS sS p
u Ht...''..t mss; ,.,"..l4s Weather
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The NIil1.r Mnrd.r
l: Dispatch to tho lnteIllgcncer.

Special Dispatch to tho lntelliscncar.
zBUCKHANNoN, W. Va, Feb. H.
The coroner's Jury which has been a,
work on the killing OF Henry Miller, has
not yet concluded It's labors late this Of
ternoon. Adam Reed. paramour OF
Miller's wife, was arrested and jailed
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W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb 1.-THE
third week OF the. Martin trial began
To-day I'M IN uneyentful way by .the
resumption OF testimony for the com.
tmonwenlth.i The testimony OF witness.
s.sEcxnminod lvas dnS tho lssaine LING an
that given last week, +, sy 4 ~ ~ 4 y:
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ALBANY. n. Y, Feb. 14.--The Gena.c
to-nigh, after a long debate, coneurred
In the assembly resolution censuring
United States Senator Murphy for his
vote IN favor of the Teller resolution,
Fhe!vote was. .28 to .1a.' .;,.y5 n. ..+t,. X
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllscncer.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.-The house
rivers and harbors committee has ac-
ceTtcd an invitation to visit Chicago,
and viii leave hero Friday evening.
Captain Dogener, OF the committee, viii
stop In WheellnR O,N the why out. -. !.