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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-10-07
The Advanced in Coal Prices.

New York. Oct. 3.-The 25 cent adj
vance in anthracite coal announced
some days ago by the sales agents of
the various railroads became opera
tive yesterday Those interested say
they believe that the rates will be well
maintained, although some disagree
ment is locked for among local dea.
srs. 1t is expected that this years
anthracite coal production will be
greatly in excess of all previous years.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-10-07
nov,sb N1lschIef Ends In Murder.

Springfield, Ills. Oct. 3.-Charles
Lehban. a 13-year-old boy, was arrest
cd last night on charge of murder
ing 12-year-old Carrie Cartwright.
Jehban mischievously touched light
cd match to some paper bunting with
which Miss Cartwright had adorned
herself. The girl was enveloped in
flames and 80 horribly burned that she
died from the effects OF her injuries.
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steomer Strucll on tho Rocks.

st. Johns, n. F., Oct. 3.-The British
steamer Prodano, Captain Scroggie, IL
days from Baltimore, for Leith, with
a general cargo, went ashore Sunday
night at Peters river. st. Mary's bay,
during a dense fog, and is a total
wreck. The ship struck the rocks bow
on. One sailor had his leg broken and
two others were seriously hurt.
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Burned to Death In n Bradford Fir

Burned to Dcath IN n BrauIoru fIre.
Bradford, Pa, Oct. 3.-Fire Destroy
ed the Mcnamara building, corner of
Main and Chambers streets, yesterday.
Robert Brown, aged 40 years, was
burned to death. He made an effort
to get out of the flames, but failed.
His body was afterward found burned
to a crisp.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-10-07
Mr.. b. E. Swift the we'll known representative
of ]. N. Murdoch. Wholesale Druggist, OF

II was completely laid up with Cholera MOT OF.
bus. Bought bottle OF kermotts E3t. b Iacn
harry and was completely cured with one dose
Would not be without tiff ii cost me S. 90 pot
tie and heartily recommend Kermott's Ext
Blackberry as the best remedy on the market
for Summer Complaint Diarrh9o. Cholera
MorbuS, Etc Il. =. oT II l.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-10-07
new YORK, PAlLA. & NORF ok R.R

Time Table in Effect Nov. 30, 1897.
Quickest and only daily line between
Boston, New York, Phila., Nor
folk and Old Point Comfort.
NoRTHWARD
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-10-07
GtIra Cold in Head.

Kermott Chocolates Laxative Quinine. easy
to take and quick to cure cold in head and sore
throat
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-10-07
Saturday, Sept. 30.
Monday, Oct. ?.

FL. Cowden, student of the East
man college at -Poughkeepsie, N. y.
died from injuries received in football
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lment Of Infantry, dated last Saturday,
recalling the date Of the report on Mad
agascar, which had enabled him to fix
the date of the bordereau as August,
1884 This report. he added. was drawn
up in the third bureau OF the general
stan. and consequently an indiscretion
might have been committed by an on
Ger employed In the bureau.
The deposition OF LIeut.-Col. Du Patty
de Clam, which was taken by Nlagls-
trate Travernler, was then read. 1t was
more remarkable as being q repetition
OF Du CLAIMS former evidence than as
containing any new revelations. This
was what the defense feared, and the
reason they declared they had little
faith in the result Of an ex-parte exam
nation.
In his deposition Lieut.. Col. Du Patty
de Clam complains of the calumnies
Of which he has been the victim, and
which Captain culGnet had not sue
ceeded in proving. declaring further
that he had no relations with the late
Lieut.. Col. Henry, but admitting rela-
lions with Major Esterhazy. De Clam
afirms that in communicating the Sc
cret dossIer to the court martial Of 1894
he acted purely as messenger. and
knows nothing more. He says Drey-
fus always proclaimed his innocence.
The deposition ended with copies Of
letters from Madame Dreyfus, estab-
fishing the fact that LIeut.-col. Du Patty
de CLAIMS relations with her were al
ways courteous,
The court martial adjourned for the
day on the conclusion Of the reading of
Du Patty de CLAIMS deposition.
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WoMEN,s RENEE CORE.
The Report of tho Secretary Makes
q Good showing.


The Report OF tho Secretary Makes
a GoOd Showing.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6,--At the
meeting Of the woman's Relief Corps,
in connection with the G. A. R. encamp-
ment. the report OF the secretary, Mrs.
Matte Jamison Tippett, Of Illinois, was
read. The report shows q membership
in good standing Of 1854, with IS
departments ara 90 detached corps Al
the prasentrtlms there are IS depart
nents and O. detached corps, With a
membership in good standing OF 49,
426.
The report shows that S5s,297 II was
contributed from the various depart
ments to the emergency fund for the
soldiers OF the Spanish war, Massachu-
sets and Ohio headed the list with Sl0,-
S02 90 and $l0,7l5 0s.
The report OF Mrs, Isabella Q. BAG.
ley, national treasurer, showed total
receipts Of $4,000 II 10 the general fund
during the year. and a baiance1Uf $t4..
147 SO. The receipts for the homie FUND
amounted to $l1, 1888 n, with a balance
on hand OF $3.50. The national cOun-
Gil of women's fund showed q balance
Of $6t7 81. Balances in a number OF
other funds brings the total cash bali
ance in all funds up to $lS,9l0P6,
The report Of Mr.. G. j, Cummings,
national installation officer, shows that
there have been n new corps instltuted
during the year, with an aggregate
membership Of 1916. OF these three are
detached corps; one each in the states
OF Arkansas, Georgia and Virginia.
Mrs, Mary e. Hartzell, national pa
trlotlc instructor, reported great sue
cess throughout the country In the
teaching OF patriotism In the schools.
In California she reported the Stars
and Stripes float over every school
house and that all educational institu-
tons In Nevada and California, includ-
Ing universities. had been urged to pro-
mote patriotism.
Acting on the suggestion Of Matte
D. Budlong, patriotic instructor for Id
aho, the report states the ministers OF
one presbytery have decided to devote
at least one Sabbath in the year to ma
tionaI affairs.
The flag is holsted over 1881 school
houses throughout the country during
sessions, and 1854 public school teach-
ers are engaged In Installing patriotic
ideas in the minds Of the pupils. In
34.5Ss schools the nag Is displayed, and
3322 schools possess declaration OF
independence chart.
The report Of the chairman OF the
board Of directors Of the National Re-
lief Corps home states that the home
has been supporting from 50 to 10 in
mates. and that 1887 50 has been ex-
pended in assisting army nurses not
residents Of the home.
In his report A. Turner, chairman OF
the Andersonville prison board, rec
ommends that each corps contribute
one-half q cent per member for the
quarter ending March. 1900. to be de-
voted to the care Of the property.
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Dronrht or coin Harvey 2

Nebraska Conservative: A disastrous
drought or an invasion OF grasshoppers
destroying the crops Of Nebraska In the
summer Of 1899 would possibly have
made the majority Of voters declare
for cehap, cheaper, cheapest money by
casting their ballots for Housercnt Hoi-
comb and BryRnRrchy In general. But
fertile lands, good tillRge and sunshine
and showers combined" and made
"trust' for farmers present profits
There IRE rejOlclnEs. satlsfnctions,
good markets-indicAtive OF content
among the nRriculturists.
Coin Harvey, therefore, Is paid to
promenade the state and deliver his
declaration to arouse the discomfort
which drought. or cyclones. or grass
hoppers might have created. But ar
tIaclal discomfort is not MS durable as
the normal article. II II n counterfeit.
II will not circulate and continue to
hive power any more thnn would one
OF Coins free coinage dollars after the
pledge OF tho government to hold u
equal to gold had been withdrawn or
cancelled,
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THEY ARE CONVINCING.
Statement Of NeIshbOr is to b0
Believed.

Nothing So cOnVInelnn o. what PeFsUns
whom We KnoW end Respect. Soy.
There Is nothing so convincing as the
statements Of people whom we know
and respect. II your neighbor tells you
something. you know It Is true; no
nelEhbor will deceive another. So that
is the way with Kid-ne-oids. The
statements OF people living right here
in Wheeling are published SO that you
may ask these people and md out the
great good Morrow's Rid-ne-oIds arc
doing.
Mr.. F. F. Smart, No. 1904 Thirteenth
street, Parkersburg. a retired farmer.
SAYS: II have been O sufferer from kid
ney disease for years Tho secretions
of the kidneys were very frequent anu
excessive, and contained a whiti1h sed-
inent. suffered constantly with pain
across my back and with rheumatism IN
my limbs: the doctors said my trouble
was diabetes. was never able 10 get
anything that would cure me ana
tried q number OF different remedies.
I heard about MoTrow's Rid-ne-oIds be-
ing a sure cure for blackjack, and de-
elded to try them; IN about week AZ
ter i began using Kid-ne-oids my back
ache was entirely gone md my urine
was restored TO It's normal condition
and the rheumatism greatly relieved.
/ cannot say too much In praise OF NOT
rows Kid -ne.oids. what thoy have done
for me is truly wonderful"
Rid-ne-otds are put up In wooden
boxes which contain enough Tor about
two weeks treatment and sell for hfty
cents per box ut Charles II. doet4es
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re.
quest By John Morrow & Co., Chemists,
hnrtnEhelA. Ohio.
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what Mrs.. Plnkham'0 Letter Did.

"DEAa MRs. PHKaAM-After follow
ing the directions given in your kind
letter for the treatment Of leueorrhea,
l can say that have been entirely
cured by the use Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
remedies, and will gladly recommend
them TO my friends.
Thanking you for your kindness, I
am gratefully yours, A. D. DAyDs,
BtNeHANtPToN, N, Y"
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Colonel Jouaust said: ut this demon
stratlon is repeated. will have the
court room cleared. Have you any
thing more to say. Maltre LaborI?"
NJ. Labor replied: mo. because-and
l speak with the utmost respect-I am
prevented from putting any questions
touching the core of the AFFAIR. 1 re-
serve the right to take such action as
regard for my responsibility compels
me to take up"
This scene was the climax OF the
strained relations which have prevailed
between tho president of the court mar
t!al, Colonel JouRust. and N. Labor,
principal counsel for the accused, al-
most from the very outset OF the trial.
N. Labor has many times bitterly
complained that Colonel Jouaust pre-
vented him from putting probing Fues-
tons, and for the moment NJ. Labor
ahstalned from asking witnesses such
questions, fearing that by SO doing he
might do more harm than good to his
client. In view OF the manifest irrt-
tatlon displayed by the president of the
court whenever II. Labori had risen to
his feet In the last few days. however,
the advocate resumed his former az
gresslve cross examination methods.
resulting In to-day's crisis. NJ. Labor
was extremely excited. and hardly able
to contain himself with Indignation;
and when afterwards asked If he had
any questions to put to other witnesses
ne replied. pertly:
mo, nothing at nll."
Major GallopIn, an officer of the ar
tfiiery, was then examined. He proved
a rather unfayorable witness for Drey-
fus, who he declared he once met on
the Boulevard St Germaln. carrying a
volumlnous package. which he said con-
tanned secret papers, treating Of mobtti-
zation, and which he was carrying to
the geographical bureau.
Dreyfus was questioned regarding
this statement by Major Gallopln, and
admitted that he sometimes took docu-
ments home to facilitate work; but he
said that he did not recall the particular
Incident to which Major Gallopin re-
fcrred. This admission by Dreyfus
made a bad impression, and especially
who nthe next witness. Major HirSch-
Anel, deposed that he heard Dreyfus
express desire to go to the manoeu-
vers Major HirSch-Anel. however.
could not remember the exact date.
Captain Dreyfus replied: at is very
possible that expressed regrets that
l would be unable to 30 to the manoeu-
vres, and what Is certain we all know
that none of the probatlOnerS would
60"
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AnOMer Tumor
RaHI0We96Y
Lydia e. RlHk-
haRlIs NegBEa-
Bic Oon,pouBd

me NO good, and thought 1 would
have 70 resort 70 morphine.
"The doctor said that all that could
help me was TO have an operation and
have tho womb removed, but 1 had
heard Of Mrs. Pinkhnm's medicine and
decided to try it, and wrote for her
advice, and after taking her Vegetable
Compound the tumors were expelled
and 1 began 70 get strongcr right
along, and nm as well as ever before.
Can truly say that / would never had
gotten well had It not been for Lydia 3.
Pinkham's Compound" - MARY A.
erAH1, WATBoNTowN, PA.
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ments which established irrefutably
the authenticity Of the Petit Bleu.
N. Paleologue, who sits behind the
judges, came to front of the stage. and
said that he did not know to what doc
uments N. Labor alluded.
THE document" replied N. Labori,
"in which Is reeOunted conversation
between NJ. pelcasse, CORNER prime
minister) in the course Of which Count
Won MISUNDERSTANDING. German min
lister to Paris) in the course Of which
Count Won MISUNDERSTANDING had
said Colonel schwarzkoppen had adj
mlttsd that he sent Major Esterhazy a
number of Geographic cards or petlts
bleu."
N. Paleologue responded that what
N. Labor said was quite true, and
that the document belonged to the dip
lomatIc dossler. AS to the petit bleu
in question. added N. PaleOlogue, Col.
schwar1kOppen could affirm whether
he wrote or whether he had not seen IT;
but in any case, NJ. Paleolougue said,
he believed 1t was sent by Colonel
schwarEkoppsn.
This declaration by the expert of the
foreign ONCE created a marked sensa-
ton In court.
NJ. Trarieux again entered upon long
statement, In the course Of which he
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would form
in the womb.
/ had four
ia mors In
two years. 1
went through
treatment
with doctors,
but they did
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Lieut.. Col Picqunrt was called to
the witness stand, and said that Drcy-
fus never applied to him for leave to
70 to the manoeuVrcH, adding that he
was surprised no inquiry had been
made upon this point to the chief OF
Drcyfus' bureau.
Colonel Jouaust then read letter
from the colonel Of tho Thirteenth reg
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Furniture and Carpet bargains.
Closing out to quit business, All
goods must be sold regardless Of cost
building must be vacated by january
FREW's FURNITURE STORE,
1908 Main street.
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BAD blood and Indigestion IRE dead
~ onmlcs to good health. Burdock
Blood Bltters destroys them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

ALWAYS nHk your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Bead. Good. Big. Cheap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

NONE but wheeling Bakery Bread
will satisfy you once you try IT,
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Colonel JouauBt stopped N. Trarieu&,
saying he must not speak that way of
judges. N. Trarloux replied that he
had not referred to judges, but to La
Chose Jugee.
Colonel Jouaust then pointed out that
N. Trarieux was taking NJ. LabOri's
place. and making regular speech for
the defense.
General Blllot now confronted n.
Trarieux, In reply to the latter's crtti-
clsm of him. General BlllOt was much
affected. and spoke In a husky voice.
He began by declaring that N. Trar-
ieux had delivered an eloquent Grafton,
but that 1t was special pleading for
Dreyfus and Piequart, and an arraign-
ment.
General Billot praised Lieut.-CoL Pic
guar, for his services In the army, and
declared that he had the greatest con-
iidence In hlm-R confidence which,
however, he had since been compelled
to withdraw. Then, discussing Pic
quarts investigation Of the suspicious
against Major Esterhazy, General BIZ
lot said; Even II Esterhszy should be
proved a traitor that would not prove
Dreyfus innocent. Finally NJ. Labor
cried.
ALLOW me to remark, Mr.. President,
that It has never been said that Drey-
fus had an accomplish in Major Ester
hazy."
Captain Dreyfus who heard General
Billots statement with evident excite
ment. also spranE to his feet, and
shouted;
II protes. asalns. this Odlous aoousa-
tlOn"
NJ. Labor again insisted that he be
allowed to question General Blllot. Col
onel Jouaust still refused, and heated
wrangIe against the attitude of Colonel
JOuaust. who then said: II decline to
allow you to speak"
NJ. Labor retorted. excitedly: " bow
to your ruling, but l take note that
every time put a question which is
Irresistible you refuse to allow It."
This declaration counsel for defense
delivered in a ringing voice, punctuat-
ing his utterances with striking ges-
lures, The audience burst into loud
applause, and the greatest excitement
prevailed.
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BEEcHAMs PILLS cure Sick Head
ache,
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ALWAYS max your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Bread. Good, Big. Cheap
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.LAyIH EXECRATED
By the Audience In the Drsyfus
Courtmartial
FOR NAMING SOME WOMEN

IN scandaiouS Connection = N
Laborl Scores his Point-The Par
tiallty Of the Court Again Comes
Into Play-Paloolague's Testimony
creates a Marked Sensation I'm
Court.
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riRfFia 70 ma PiNEHAN no. '9.eaal
1.-TWO years ago was q great
sufferer from womb trouble and pro
fuse flowing each month, and tumors
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Art R z A.
n.,,u, 1fh1 kind You Raw hhlIg Bought
i q Y : MNAZzzx
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-06
Election i'm Chester.

Chester, May 1.-The election for mu-
nicipal officers passed off quietly here
today. w. II. Hardin received l45
votes, A. NJ. Aiken 100, Paul Iemphill
81. IL was struggle between the
young men and the old veterans, but
some OF the vets voted for Aiken and
Hemphiil. Henry Samuels, a young
man candidate from Ward 3, is elected
by Ia majority over James Hamilton,
another veteran from Ward 3. j. M.
Coleman defeats w. A. Eudy in Ward
2, both young men. w. w. Cooglnr is
reelected in Ward 4. |. n. Cross, ID.
+. Crosby, Paul Hemphill and w. II.
Rosborough are the hold-over alder
men.-State.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-06
Two Years in the Raleigh Peni
tentiary.

Elvin Kelly, venerable and
and intelligent looking negro with
side whiskers, and a dearth of
hair on the top of a we'll shaped
head, was convicted Of breaking
into the Dry Creek, Lancaster
county, post office. a few stamp
ed envelopes was the sum total
of the loot he obtained. The
sentence o: the court was two
years in the Raleigh penitentiary.
In receiving sentence Kelly
swallowed at his Adams apple
and bit his lip as if the sentence
was disappointment to him.
Mack Ghent and Spencer
Ghent were acquitted of passing
counterfeit nickels and other
small coin in Lancaster.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-06
Claims Approved.

A telegram has been received
from Judge G.. 7. Townsend at
Washington stating that all re-
manning claims on account Of the
mastering of troops has been ap.
proved and that check would
be sent to the governor at once.
About 5000 of these claims have
been paid, but they amount in all
to $4,000.
The matter of pay for rejected
volunteers is still unsettled. but
data is being gotten and the mat
ter will be pressed with vigor be.
fore the war department.-Col
umbia Record.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-06
Saturday, May 9. 1890.
Roller Mills and Their Usefulness
to a Community.

The following editorial from
the Newberry Herald and News
on the subject of roller mills is
very timely in as much as Ian.
caster intends to have one:
ave are glad to see so many
roller mills going up in different
parts of the State, and also that
we are to have several in this
county. That is what we should
have done several years ago. 1t
will encourage our farmers to
grow their own bread at home.
The growing of wheat had almost
been discontinued altogether in
this State, whereas a few years
ago there was great deal of it
made. Anything that will tend
to make our farmers grow on the
farm all they need for their farm
is good thing for this country.
We never did believe it was
cheaper for the farmer to buy
his flour than it was to make it,
we care not what the price of
cotton is or the price Of flour.
There are things we cannot grow
to a profit in this section, but
they are very few and scarcely
any Of them absolutely necessary.
This is great land-this South
land-but our people have never
walked up to the full realization
of their vast natural advantages" >"
"But we are off the subject
slightly. Yes, we are glad to see
these roller mills going up. We
hope there will be one in every
section"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-06
Reduction i'm Cotton Bales Dis
cusSed.

Az meeting of the railroad commission held
in Columbia Wednesday, second vice President
w. w. Finley, OF the Southern, in speaking OF
the proposed reduction in freight rates on cot.
ton, said:
As To the cotton rates as he unders TODD II the
conditions are soon likely TO be materially
changed There ar" now two strong com panies
getting out the round bales. II this round bale
business develops It is likely to be more on the
order OF local business We will get this cot.
ton largely from local points. II the effect OF
the round bale be to force its considerable on
compressed basis, there may be some matcri.
al:reduction in rates, and this is another OF
complication"
THE Southern will now have TO bear large
reduction In rates on the through mileage ba-
sis, on account OF the lease OF the South Caro-
lima and Georgia property"
''As To the Ohio And Charleston, the South.
ern would be friendly with that corpora alton.
The southern proposes to keep that line in a
position TO be n competitor. All that would be
required was that the Ohio and Charleston
Road obey the State in Inter State commerce
laws: that 1t shows no preference to cities or
individuals. The Southern will IN no way Grip
pie the Ohio River and Charleston Road, or the
south Carolina and Georgia Extension Com.
pany
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-06

In almost every neighDorhood there
is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been
cured of chronic diarroea by the use
of that medicine. Such persons make
n point of telling OF it whenever OPP
portunity offers, hoping that it may
be the means of saving other lives
For sale by j. f. MACKEY q Co.