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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12
Nominations In the Nlneteent

Warren, Oct. 5.-The democrats Of
the Nineteenth district yesterday nom
mated r. H. Nevins, of Akron, for the
unexpired term of the late Congress.
man Northway, and ]. H. Phelps, Of
Akron, for the full term.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12
WEST AND SOUTH.

The national, or gold democratic or
Ranization, from meagre reports of
registration in Kentucky towns, seems
to have practically lost its identity as
n party in that state.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12
shows a Profit of sS, 900.

Columbus, Oct. 5.-Secretary Flem-
ing, of the state board of agriculture,
has prepared statement of the expen-
ditures and receipts of the state fair,
which shows that the venture was
productive of over $4,000 to the good.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12

Columbus, Oct. 6.-The prohibitions
list state ticket was put on the Aus.
traliAn ballot yesterday, petition
containing 9,252 nance being Aled
with Secretary of State Kinney.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12
Life is made up of meetings, greetings and
heetinPs-
Free Homes in Western Florida.

There are about 100000 acres OF Gov.
ernment land in Northwest Florida, subject
to homestead entry, and about halt as much
rates. These lands are on or near the line
Of the Louisylle & Nashville Railroad, and
Mr.. r. ]. Wemyss, General Land Commits
sioner, Pensacola, will be glad to write you
all about them. If you wish to go down
and look at them, the Louisville y Nash
vile Railroad provides the way and the
opportunity on the first and third Tues.
day of each month, with excursions at only
50 over one fare, for round-trip, tickets
Write Mr.. c. P. Atmore, General Passen-
ger Agent, Louisville. KY. for particulars.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12

From sudden weather changes come Sore
ness and Stiffness. From st. Jacobs Oil
comes prompt cure.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12

A great deal of ability is necessary to
properly manage $40 bill-Atchison Globe.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12

Stick to your business with the glue Of in
dustry.-Chicago Daily News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12

The man who fights and runs away may
live to draw pension.-ChicagoD Daily News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-12

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken Internally. Price 75c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
90
III
Na6 nielrn Saseu.
Er tellnt iiel

Gr tennt lie!
Seim eritsu Con Der Stimme tpeib
er, per lie lit. Su5 gieo. oas lie ibm
Dor uislcn Sabren in Maipr Sopel's
oil'terem Simmer OeIungen, Ilnat lie
audi beute wisoer Iiir ibu - AUD bas
wtiB sr!
Sic itebt Dor ibm auf ben grsttsrn.
oieic balbentblOBte Sluseriu, bic Sat.
til, Die er lett Sabreu tUot 9~e9laubt.
Sic itsint unperduoert. i'm hellen.
welBcn Gteflsr Der 8asflammen iiebt lie
tuum einen Gag llter aus. ais Dor lie.
beusebn SUbreu. Sie oputele, finn.
Ilhe SbOubslt ibrer 3ii9e lit REFER.
lOSuIa9tn iroiibsr 9cwnrosn, oes
Wtaohen0ltsr5 sarte llmriiie limb Der.
IbDunoen, aber bOber, l]iebreiRuoer
itraDlt Der Slang Der ianit s%srunostsu
&0rperIule.
y3auberbait i5On lit oas @eib,"
oentt er. pa9rsuo ieiu Nuge auf ibr
9efeiIslt baftet, uno ss 1T &oia.
munoe SOuell, oas @sib, bas feline
Satin III.
Seine Satin! pie bic Suba bes leb.
ten 6erihtes orObneu oicie @orts our6
lelne Seele uno pertlingeu in Der il6
ber0uI6enoen Sarmonie, welbe Die
lei5t 9slAiirStsn Wtaobsn Dor linn bee
flii8elt.
Seine Satin! isnes 8eId0pi tan.
Seno, iinssno. Den liiiteruen ylidsu Der
Q~aifenocn WsnSe prsisssssbsn! feline
Satin!
Si6ter. 3uidausr, gabne, SGn,sr,
lilies ibeint in ipriibsnoem Sur9ein.
amber Dor isinsm auae 81 wirbsln.
er fast Die 2sbne oes Stubles Dor
ibm uno tuiribt nit ben 3dbusn.
Simmel! iUa Die Nsmeiis ieiner iu0sno.
lihen Sborbeit INNER pieosr ibn Der.
fol9en2
y8siGlt 9ir's, 6oroon?" frdgt
aoa's rubige, tlare Stimms.
NprtisBuas ai9tl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
T~txrmhnr1rr Gnsettr.
,,Wa6e Sir feline Sorssn uln uns,
pru1n" trnItptp Iip Inn

BRUNO, tr0ltete lie i'm.
Der &rante erriet9 ibre 8eoantsn.
'.S1 reoe ni1t IRE, Slga", per=
ltderte er. ,.Su wirlt iebt iiir glQes
entIAdoigt, mas gu ourb MIDI erlittsn
bait. Die Shmaa, Die Guf meinem
Nanlen ruDt, lit muir Wenigeu betannt.
uno ipdter aub in Berlin, trat ih,
iuie gu meibt. unter falidem Namen
ant. l6, oas @noe miro mir leibter.
ais id 81 bof1en muOte. Cl9u, tomm'
nabsr, 9lsb mir oas &ino, i4 -
ib ="
Ger NIbem peria9ts ibm, sr bate
ausQerunQen.
GIni9e Sage ipdtsr mar sr auf BEN
ltilIen tlelnen SOrHrisobof bsi9eieBt.
Muoolpb uno Suoitb Don Seuoorf buts
ten i'm 81 ieiner legtsu Tubeitltts be-
9leitet.
Olga SeNiui9 bate an benz Sarge
oes Gntlblaienen bitterli6 geweint. Ob
Gus Summer. @rauen poer Mtitleio
nit benz 6eihit Oss Sooten Bate lie
t tsn." mUn o" "tmo'9, ~ ~
~ y nn, 3 ,"''; ~, aa;. ~ "Io o.aH..'
IVY '"''H. o'''' "'''" ." "'V'".
SR NN"9e pOH oes Aoe'teurets
SUoe, oet 10 Oergatla'IBo0H IN lpt
Seoen e'liae9tl''e e" pH''e, etFetU'e 'I0
HtolotH' o's III uet5egtS"otH" Vtph o's
ps'Vs'0she SSop''tti!A 'pte9 Se1ets
lV'I'ts, uHo ,p1et S'tTl'tut'et @eos1o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
81.
GcrI0bnt.

2ebrer 8ebboro belt es fir feline
Yfli6t, &uoDlpb BON Senoprf ipnObI
bon benz perI6limmerten 3ultano Sref'
fOrt=SellDiQs, oils bon oellen grb.
idaftsaus Iihten un9ei0umt &enntnll
Su 9eben.
sir i'm, Der 10 id,uer 9eIsblt bat,
1T es ein Slid. bag Der SOO i'm ieoe,
Observation-Disclosures ent5iebt," meintt
Der 2ebrer. .,SGs 9rOBe SermO9en.
in oellen Belts er 70 uusrpartst ae.
lan9t, wiro ibml uno ieiuen Grbno6.
fol9ern meni9itens 9%eitatten. Sbnen iii,
ben our6 i'm erllttenen 8slopsrluli
@riaB gu bieten, uno 10 bari er gum
minoeiieu nit Dem Yewubtisin aus be,
gSelt iheloen, ben decentralization
S6eil leiner S6ulo wleoer gut 9ema6i
bu baben."
80. ipre6en Sic ni6t oabon, 2e6.
rer. sd babe Sbrem Stwie9eriobu
ldnGit oer5ieben, uno Sic uuo SDre
fbDer9etrGntte Gutelin tperoen benz
Obnebin ihou 10 bart beltrdften Sim.
Der Sore Te9ebun9 aud nlbt ppreut.
balten."
Sn oisiem @~u9enblid eribien S;uttO
nit einem i9mmSumranoetsn Srisis in
Der Sano.
.Sents Gir, &uoolpb." ia0te Iie,
ben pfarrsr be9riibt bate, .,Stto Dor
Ysren9ar's 8roboutel lit plobli6 0eItor.
ben. Sad einem irieoli6en @elprGt
nit ben Seinen lit er ianft ms Sen
ieits biniiber9ei9lummert."
Die Na9ri6t bon einem Scoesfaa,
felblt wenn es lid I'm ben Sob zines
Jremoen banoelt, ben mir nllr burt
bic Seri6te Inosrer tenusn, plrit iiir
lGn9ere Ooer ~tilrSere 3eit sineu S6at.
ten iiber ben &reis, in ben lie Ssbrabt
ipirb.
Der Sebrsr lebute bic @%inlabuua oes
0ntsberrn, 81 Sid gu bleiben. bans
teno ab uno tebrte ernlt uno nahosut.
lit gu Den Seini2en Suriid.
Die SrGite bss &raufen. Der Iib nit
teltener 3GbiBteit an oas Seben liam.
merte. iantcn lanNlam, absr nit Der
tOrperlihen Shwd6e nabm Die 9siitios
&larbeit Oes un0liidli6sn su. Sic ers
innsruu9 iebrte ibm pOultdnoia suriit.
Gr mubte, oaB or tsinen Gruno mebr
bette, ben iroiihen Gi6tcr su iiirbtsn.
Nus, 9s9en bic CT iib 10 it,usr psr9an.
gen, MIR bic 10 tief aeoemittbi9te Deb
mig nitt, bic pOlIS 9ebrOben i'm Sauls
ibres Taters lsbte. p
Mann bemiibte li9, benz Stsrbsnoen
ben Srolt Der &eli9iOn 81 tpenosn.
Isle melnen es out nit mir, ""ieuiSte
Der &rante. ,,aber mas i6 aeidet babe,
muB I'D audi ernten. Hur cine Yerubi.
9un9 blelbt mir. bah meins Seele Dor
WOro. Dor Slutihulo bepabrt blieb,
uno bic g~Oriebun9 9s9en mid 9iiiiasr
par, OILS I'D isIbit. Wsnubiu&t, I'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Scr &f nn's Grbe,
(6ortiebuus bon 2. Settle

Sd0sr gum gusaebsn Seriiitet, mi
elmer Saterne our Stele.
sic idritten iuheno ourd ben Oar
ten. iparen aber nod ni6t melt 9etom
men, oils Der 2ebrer etpas S6lpar5e!
GuI benz meiBen 8rrnoe erblldte.
.,Sier lit er Serrmann!" la9te be,
Gebrer. ,,Sb er ihOn toot lit ODE
nod lebt, ireiB id ni4t. Selien Si
mir, i'm aufbeben."
Or fam nod ni1t LANCE bier lie
gen. iOnIt wiirpe er i6ou Derianei
iein," bemertte Der SGQer.
sic batter ben ln9liidli6en in &C.
ringer Gntfernuug bon Der 8drten
mauer 9~eiunOen. Surh oas Siinte
Der Na6t, ben blenoenoen S6nee INT
bas Soben oes Sturmes bate er jeo'
gers6nunQ pcrloren, uno mar I'M &reil'
umberqeirrt. bis er eri6OpIt 81 Sooer
iant.
Ser 2ebrer uno Der SG9er tru9en Del
geDuBtlOien in Iein Gunner. enttlel'
betsn ibn, biilten ibn in marine mollent
9etsn uno le9ten i'm auf isin Sett.
Ser S6laf, welher Dem SOoe be:
Grfrierens p~orausQebt, belt ieine Slime
9efanQen. @dbreno Die Mdnner lid
mn ibu bemiibten. ieine erlt0rrten Ollie
Der rieben uno ibnl eripGrmcnoe 8e=
tr1nte eiuh0bten, erm06te er, aber pbnt
5u ipre6cn.
Der berbsigerufene Ir3t bereitete biz
umltebenoen auf bic nabe AufOiunl
bes 8ranten Dor.
,.g3enn er uabe Q~n9ebOriQe bat, iCu-
ten lie Dbue Gsr3u9 bon Dem lhllmmer
3uitanoe oes Qrmen uuterrl6tet wer-
BEN. rietb er.
SD lpeiB teinsn. als ben 6reiberrn
b. Nn9ern auf NngerburQ. lelner Wtrt'
ter einSi9en Sruoer. Der li1 fir unicru
Sronten intereiiiren %tonnte," ent8e8;
Iete Der Sebrer.
.,Sreiberr b. an0srn auf Singer.
burg, ia9en Sic. Serr Hebrer? >, bort
miro li9 taum ir9eno Senano IliI
irgeno uelbe Na6ri9t intereIliren.
Ser alte Srei3err erlaQ por peni9sn
So9en benz bort in Der 8e9eno piitben.
ben 3Dpbus, uno ieiu einSi9er Sobn
uno Grbe lis9t 0lei6faQs auf ben 3Oos
truut oornieoer. lit pielleiht IN cieler
Stunoe bereits geitOrben."
,.llnmO9iid, SOttOr!" riei Der Sebs
rer erre9t.
,,Msine Mittbeilungsn limb supsrldi.
fig. Sebrer, ib babe lie bon mei1enl
Sdwie9eriObn. Der SausarSt in ShlOb
Mn9srburg lit. Nteine Sodter uno
meme Gntel lino ouf benz @e9e bier
her, I'M Der epidemic 81 entflieben.
Natiirlib iuerOsn lie srlt in sinem auoe.
rem Srte. uno i6 babe oasl mein tleis
mes 29alosut erisbsn, 3wIi9entation
MAIDEN"
,Mein 8ott, mein Gptt." ieuiSte
Der Sebrer, Der bic leBteu @Orte oes
@rites lam bOrte. ,.iO lit Sellwig. 10 lit
mein uuieli9er Shwie9eriObn Der sin=
siGe Grbe oes Grsiberrn. oelien ndhiter
S%srnanoter er lit. Ser Gsihtbum,
fir ben or &eib uuo Seele ~geIG9roete.
ben 81 errin9sn sr tein Ntittel i6eute,
f6llt ibm ieBt re6tmGbig in ben S6oOB.
aber auf ieinem Sterbebstte, an Gnoe
zines mob jun9en. Gber unenolih
ihmabpullsn &ebens. @eld' bittere
SrOnie Oes S6idI0ls 1T oieie Orb.
i6ait."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
: Non etge1aer Wntter peritoben.
Nlls Dem Gn9liideu.

Dem Fublitum idsint tie s~usuiassn."
g@o lit Grptaq?" frdet Qoa, i'd
oaats, Sic ipsiiten bsim 8eianoten?"
..GrDitua 1T gu SauIe. SD Ipeifs
Oelm 8e'anoten, uno srlaubte mir auf
Dem SeimlpeQe, blerber 3u tommen,
lpeII ib mid bier i'm S1ooBe meiner
camille befinoe."
Noo luenost iid al.
Mei6' Elm llnteridieo sniiaen Gore
Don uno Dem Iei6ttopfsen Sanop nit
Den 9rls6tI5en 3i9en uno benz per-
tno9srtm Screen! weld' amber 2ops
liebt lbr 3rl bonen. als GrpItaa2
8isosr erbebt lid Der SOrbans, bic
"@ololere" tdn3t auf bic Sibne.
sic lln9t Elm bsiteres Saoolieo, Elm
Sdnarm Sa8er iii grim uno 9oloe.
mem Wamms fplgt ibr unb idQt in bel.
Gelang eiu.
sic ielblt tr69t ountel9riinss Saoo.
8etparo, oas lbre blenoeuoe SdouGeit
unenoli6 berpprbebt.
Sle lpel1s. 1llberne Stimme ert0nt,
ne l!r3t oas 2ieo, bas Iie 8oroon
earpII Dor l~iebensebn Sabrsn ~geiunaen.
Ginsn mabrbaft elettriIten Bid
ltrabIt ibr IrSe mad Der 2oge.
er 1T ou, er iiebt lie, sr bort Tie, 81
tennt Oas 2ieO, ertennt lie!
gsls lie nod ME asfpislt, ipislt lie
6eute.
Gtbemlos lOui5t Die Menae benz
2notenNeIang, ben wiIosn. t~la9enoen,
unlrol'6sn Sonen elmer SeIpltsrtsn
Scoesangit.
Ioa erblei6t, lie ibauocrt.
Die 6lammcn erbeben Ii4, umsiill.
1sIn Die p@Olobere". Sas croiable
NntIib periAiujnOst binter Dem Sdleier
Der Ietenoen 6lammen-oer @or9ang
tdlt-Osr Sootcngeiang psrtlingt.
Ginen MtOmsnt bleibt bic Werae
reauu9slos. Damn bri6t ein Sturu
oes Seifals los, bic Waueru ibeinen
ju erbebcn.
r6eIicia! 6slicia! 6clicia!" ruff uno
Itrelt uno briiAt es.
SdAelno tritt lie nod einlnal Dor.
arjlBt. iplrit einsu Slid aui 8oropn
earpll uno perI6Iuiuoet.
Man erbebt ii6, riift Die Stiible.
IeSt ben SGmeu Die .Mtdutel an.
so etlud5 mDnt' i'd niht lpieoer
'sben," ia9t @oa. y's lit luirlli6 oiabus
IlIb. @05 msinit Oh. 8uroon?"
Sic !ebnt 5uriif uno blitt auf su
igm.
er bort tie ni6t, er bort lie ni6t, er
ltarrt nu1 Der Sii5ne ME Elm Steinas.
bib.
,.8propn!" guft lie.
S0n8Iam iuenoen lih bic gugsn,
absr 'lc bebaIten Den ltHrren Iusoruf.
y@oroCn, mas fehlt Siy?"
Noa'5 Stimme bribt Den Sann.
rs lit nlhts," antpprtet err nit
I%nltrengun8, pwluIt Su tOmmeu?"
Mehanlib bietet er ibr ben grm
uno larsltst oabin. wis %traumpan.
oelno.
% 6Oroon, mas it's? tennit Su
ienes 93eib?"
r6rage mid llrn @ottesUillem belrte
nl4t, worte bis mOr9sn."
Sbr SerS itniirt iid Suiammsn.
er bilft ben Samsu siultsissn unh
iO!9t ni9t.
Grib uno Sulills smpisblsn lih uno
per!afen Die Samsn.
vSOWmIt Su ni5t nit uns, 8or.
oon?" IraSt 2aOp Sinslsp psrwun-
bert.
rNein." ~anttportat er nit esprebter
Stlmme.
Rad Sauis!!" bsfisblt er Dem 2ut.
Ider.
SIN @siterrollen lsbnt goa lid Dor
uno Itsbt i9n unter Der Samps Itsbsn-
ALIEN!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
THE TWELFTH CENSUS.
bill Providing .1or u P.,.es enc senste,

Bill Providing for 1t Passes the senafel
a.,s.l.55 x Yesterday. ~ M
WASHINGTON, June ga bill pro-
yiding .for the taking of the twelfth
census was passed BY the snate to-day.
after debate which occupied the
greater part OF three days, Several
weeks since a census bill was presented
by the committee having, the matter,
in charge. but the measure was 90 ,un.:
satisfactory that 1t was recomnitteo
TO the committee. The bill passed to-:
day was introduced in lieu of q that
,whic was recommltted, and was slight.
iy amended, receiving the unanimous
support OF the senate. ~ "a rs
Under It, II II should become o Law, O.
director OF the census, an assistant dr.,
rector and flve expert statisticians Will,
be appointed Immediately to mako the
preliminary arrangements for the tak-;
ing OF the census OF 1900. Ia accordance
with the outline presented BY the bin
which has already been fully covered
by the Associated Press. :.f.ssiiss 81 ~ ~
"A determined effort was made r 20
provide that the employees of tho Gems;
sus bureau should be examined and Ger.
tilted by the civil service, but IL fai.ed5
by q vote OF IS to 81. .,zs5+s3 {
5g, "A provision was inserted that NOT
more than two-thirds Of the supervisors
and enumerators should belong 10 ono
political party. s. s,,s's55s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
WAR REVENUE hEAsuaE I
tn. conrerene. Isettiem.n. vlr.us, v,

Tho Conference isettiemsn Virtual Vie
tory for tho Senate.
WASHINGTON. June s.-Unless most
carefully arranged plans fall Of realiza-
ton the conferees OF the two houses of
Congress- on the war revenue bill will
make their repor. 10 the senate tu-mor-
row soon after the beginning Of the
days session.
When to-day,s meeting OF the con-
ferees came TO a close practically all the
differences between the, two houses had
been adjusted except those on the tobac-.
co schedule and the coinage of the silver
segniorage. The settlement so far OBJ
tained is a substantial victory for the
senate. \. s s, 4
Practically all Of the. senate amend
ments in phrase and penalties have
been retained, as have also a large ma
Jorlty OF the senates more material
changes. Among the mnst Important of
these which the report will show have
been agreed to by the conferees are those
providing for q tax on 1nherltanccs for a
duty on tea and for rjtaxes ON sleeping
and palace cars, petroleumand sugar re-
filming. on mixed flour and on bankers.
brokers. theatres. circuses, etc.
The senate bond provision has been
modified 50 as to constitute a compro-,
mise with the house. The most material
alteration made In this amendment Is
one fixing the amount Of bonds at $780,
900 instead of 5000. .ooo. 900 as agreed
upon by the senate and $500, ,0o0. 900 as
proposed by the house. h. + g ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
PROBLEM SOLVED :
As TO Securing Transport. for tho Philip.
ptnes Expeditions. q .t

As TO Securing Transport. for tho Philip.
ptnes Expeditions. .tf|
WASHINGTON, Juno S.-AssIstnnt
Secretary Mikeljohn. of the war. de-
partment, announced with considerable
satisfaction to-day that the problem OF
securing an adequate number OF trans
ports for troops to the Philippines ap-
peared to have been solved. He made
this statement after having chartered
six ships in addition to those hereto
fore named, and will take the prelirDin-
&ary steps for obtaining the. nvo more
under certain conditions. IA.
II, the latter are secured the war de-
pnrtment will have ut Its disposal alto
gether eighteen ships for the Philip
pine expedition, enough to accommodate
/ In round numbers as many thousand
men should they be. put TO that use :ex-
clusively. Az some Of them, however,
will carry cavalry and some artillery!
tile actual number Of men the ships will
take may be reduced somewhat, and
some OF the vessels In all probability
will make a second voyage before their
charters are cancelled. As a result OF
the acquisition OF the additional ves-i
sells extraordinary activity In fitting
them out for the work intended will
be started ut once, and not time lost
in preparing for tho third and later
expeditions & for the reinforcement OF
Admiral Dewey, q II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
MANILA Nil HAS;;IE'FI' s. FALLEN. IA / l.I:i,

According 10 Advises that Garry with
Them Ii,tlrs Probssli iity-c Captured by
In,arrthta =. .Uniisa States Consul at
Hong Kong coi,Esstuiste,i. 4
NEW YORK, June IA copyright
dispatch to the World from Hong Kong
says: report has reached here that
Manila has fallen. It 10 said to be now
occupied by the Philippine insurgents
commanded by Gen. ABuinaldo. The
rebel junta and wealthy Philippine ISIS
anders resident here are jubllant over
the news. The United States consulate
has been crowded all day.
The American consul. Mr.. wildman,i
has been the recipient OF hundreds OF
Congratulations, for the junta gives HIN
almost ns much, credit for the reported
capture Of Manila as they give to Gen.
Aguinaldo himself since Mr., wildman
has been their answering champion
and has advised in all their plans. 4
Consul Wildman does not credit the
report that Manila has been actually oc-
,cupled yet, but he believes that It will
by or before next Wednesday. The
Spaniards have been fighting desper-
ately but their nrarksmanship Is poor
and they have lost heavily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
LITERARY AND MUSCULAR. !

West Va. University Societies Break Even.
s Athletic Contest. ~
Special Dispatch to. the Intelligeneer.
MoRGANroWN, W. Va, June s.
The Columbian and Parthenon literary
societies OF the West Virginia UNIVERSE
ty split even on honors at the annual
contes, held last night A. H. Hughes
and Clarence E. Martin, representing
the Columbian society. won the debate
and defamation. respectively; and A.
w. Smith, essayist, and T. r. Horner,
oradon, wun these honors for the Par
thenon society. The judges were Joseph
Moreland. OF Morgantown, U. s. G. Ken
dali. OF Fairmont, and ]. s. Cornwell, Of
Grafton. ~ ~ = $500
AS usual this contest awakened more
interest than any other commencement
feature. The societies and fraterpities
were lined solidly for their favorites, and
at arranged times applauded with their
yells. il5s3
The school OF music OF the university
furnished the music for the concert, anil
this added very materially to the enjoy.
ment. - ~ ~
Inns afternoon there was held the first
field day at the university under the reg
ular und recognized rules for the guv-
ernment OF, such events. The athletes
have been training for the events for
some time and they gave good account
of themselves at the gaines. A number
OF the business men Of the rown in or
der to show their interest in the instI-ii
tuition gave medals to be competed for.
the winners OF the events were: Best all
round medal, given by. E. NJ. Grant,
Harry o. Cole; 100 yards dash medal!
given by H. L. Swisher. Charles Me-
,Whorter; 16 pound, hammer. throw by II.
Q. Hayes, c. z. Krebbs; running broad:
jump, by T. B. Wilg,is. Harry o. Cole;
10 pound shot put, Waters C Whiting
ton. C. e. Krebbs: running high jump,
u. G. Wells, Harry Gresham; pole vault,
We'll & Co., o. L. Long. A, Posten, EIar-
.ry o. Cole, The judges were Stewart,
Hodges and Armstrong. 8 :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
THEY ACTUALLY ADMIT sIT.
Official kilograms to Madrid Say Cruiser Rena Mercedes
Was Sunk
AND TIIRTY-FoUR ON BOARD WERE KILLED

MADRID, June Sit officially admitted that the Spanish
cruiser Reina Mercedes sunk by the fire of the American fleet
during the bombardment Of Santiago Five sailors and
marines on board OF her were killed.
The Rcina Mercedes steel built at Carhagena
She Of 5000 displacement feet 10 inches
feet inches broad and drew I6 feet inches Of water The
Of the sunkcn consisted of six 62nch Honor brecc
loading guns a7nch Hontoa breechoadng guns eight
FOUNDER quckrers machine guns and fyeorpedo tubes
LONDON June eThe Madrid correspondent fte Standard
says e&s
reported that during the engagement at Santiago two shells
struck Vcaya and the destroyer Furor Cerycra
praises the splendid behavior Of the that served
guns Of the Castillo socapa battery under aterrblc fire
several hours. s8
papers doing their utmost TO dispe the navorabe
preston made by the from Santiago and they the
authorities to give details and not to keep silent the facts
which aerrd would leak through foreign advccs
Nevertheless late last night and again this morning tile ministers
and leading officials rccnt although they admitted hav
ing received fresh dispatches from Havana and Santiago Gen.
Cora and Capt Aunon had Saga before
replies were cabledto Blanco and Ceryca
dispatches Mercedes suffered most from
tile mortaly her commander Capt
casualties nine capan#
lieutenant and$
eleven Kupp guns had
before battery