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TnE CASE o. zee TARTAR.
Reason to Think Allies of Aeuinald
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Reason to Think Allies Of Aguinaldo
Hero Responsible for Detention.
Army and Navy Journal: It is learn
ed form the highest authority that the
war department is possessed of infor-
nation showing that certain alleged
Americans residing In Hong Kong were
primarily responsible for the retention
Of the transport Tartar. Not content
with trying to arouse dissatisfaction
among the troops going to the Philip
pines they sought to embarrass the ad-
ministratlOn by trying to convince the
discharged soldiers on the Tartar that
hey had a grievance and should get
better accommodations by having the
British passenger regulations applied
to an American transport.
The officials OF the government have
been able to trace the Tartar trouble
to the originatorB of the scheme. and
have learned sufficient TO convince the
President and secretary Of war that the
soldiers received advice from outside
sources before they complained that the
Tartar was overcrowded. These same
Filipino sympathisers then invoked the
assistance Of the British authorities by
claiming hat the Tartar was OF British
registry and should be detained. as she
carried more passengers than allowed
under the marine license. All OF this
made trouble for the government, but
It Is gratifying to know that the Brit
lsh officers were convinced that there
was no just cause for complaint, and
allowed the ship to proceed.
The failure OF the eXpansi0nlsts
to have ovar 400 American troops dump
ed in Hong Kong to await the arrival
OF another transport has given to the
administration another proof that the
enemies of the country have got closer
TO tine Aguinaldo followers than they
have been in Boston and other cities. In
has beer suggested to the war depart
men that certain newspaper cOrrespon-
dents had aided In the scheme TO tie up
the Tartar, but as yet the department
has not been able to establish a direct
connection between the Aguinaldo fol-
lowers In Hong Kong and these cores
pondents, though the frequency with
which complaining reports from Ma
Mia are sent via Hong Kong through
q certain newspaper association have
aroused the suspicious Of the officials
there.
It Is evident 10 army officers that
there are headquarters at Hong Kong
whpr news OF this class is received and
transmitted 10 the United States, and
It Is equally apparent that nothing ia
vcrable to the American cause has come
through the underground channel
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HIGH LIGHTS.

Conduct is one-fourth of life; miscon-
duct is the other three-fourths.
In life, as in shops, we don't always
get the toys which we picked out.
Putting on airs is the thing which
makes other people trace up your an-
cestry.
People who take late vacations natur-
ally get a chance to tell the biggest
stories,
BY accepting our dlsappoIntments we
encourage people to think we deserved
them.
It is a great drawback to a man when
his mother and four sisters think he is
perfect.
PunctualIty in a business appoint
ment Is generally dead loss TO one man
or the other.
II some people were paid large gala
rIes to mind their own business they
wouldn't do 1t.
A little knowledge is dangerous
thing, because everybody who passes 1t
on adds something to 1t.
Man shudders at the first autumnal
blast II 1t reminds him Of the seaisktu
cloak he promised his wife last winter
Chicago Record.
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A Falsehood Denied.

A silly falsehood set on foot by the
"antI-expansionIsts" is denied from
headquarters. Cardinal Gibbons called
on President Mckinley the other day,
and Immediately arose the report that
he was there to enter certain protests
concerning the American attitude in
the Philippines. The cardinal author
ICES the statement that the Pope does
not approve OF The protest filed at the
white house last Saturday by certain
society, and his visit was to inform the
President that the Vatican recognized
that, in time Of war, the use Of the
church ediflces by troops can hardly be
avoided, and that the Church has no
protest to make against the occupation
Of sacred edlflces by American troops,
for the reason that whatever desecra-
ton has taken place was done by the
Filiplnos.
Furthermore, the Vatican does not
approve of the course held by some &C.
cleslastics in the Philippines toward
the American authorities, and the Pope
is pleased with the humane course of
this government in Cuba and Porto
Rico, and will be glad II the United
states viii establish authority In the
Philippines. He believes that the
church VIII have equal rights, as it has
In the United States, and enjoy more
peace than 1T did under Spanish au-
thority.
The capital made by the anti's, in
an attempt to prejudice the Catholics
Of this country in the matter of the
Fillplnos, thus falls to the ground.
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Rrran,s state Regenerated.


The campaign has begun out in Ne
braska. That is Col. Bryans state. and
Bryan himself is already on the stump.
Nebraska is not in the condition 1t was
In 1896, and the New York Sun wants
to know what the colonel has to say
that is calculated for Nebraska lati-
tudes this year. II he Tugs in the Chi
cago platform, says the New York
paper, and all its weight OF woe, his
audiences will be likely to grin, "for 1t
Is notorious that the state has had i'm
mense crops, and the farmers have been
burning mortgages and laying up
money. II he rails against Imperialism
he will have to be pretty cautious in his
expressions. Nebraska soldiers, who
fought more CALAMITY In the Philippines
than the colonel fought down in Flori-
da, have come back to receive enthusi-
astIc welcome from their fellow cid-
Gems"
II Colonel Bryan. according to the
suns idea, talks about 'the devastating
career Of the octopus, he will have great
dIficulty in explaining how 1t is that
Nebraskans are SO remarkably well of
IL the effects Of the octopus arc so
calnmltous. The Sun notes that the
colonel had a very close shave in his
state recently. In 1896 the fusion plu-
rality was 1885; in 1897 it was 1888.
In 1893 1t crawled down to s.I22." The
pertinent question which now arises is,
viii Colonel Bryan's three speeches per
day fatten or thin on It?
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Yesterday belonged to the coIored
brother. And why not? 1t was theirs
BY right, and 1t was so decreed by
Abraham Lincoln. Our great martyr
President was not forgotten in the
speeches, and the Goddess of Liberty
who surmounted the pyramid compos-
ing the symbols of states, represented
by the faIrest OF the daughters OF the
race. seemed to reflect the spirit Of the
occasion. Like the Fourth OF July,
emancipation day will always be cele-
brnted. for It was not until that splen-
did act performed by Lincoln was COM
pleted that the full meaning and pur-
pose Of the document drafted by
Thomas Jefferson was realized. and the
great American republic became the
land Of human liberty in fact and not
in theory.
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State Of Ohio. city Of Toledo,

lIuClh county b.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that ho
is the senior partner OF the firm OF +.
i. Cheney 4 Co, doing business In the
city OF Toledo. county and state atore-
said, and that said firm will pny the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use Of Halls Catnrrh
cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence this 9Th day Of December,
a. d. 1896,
tseal3 a. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh cure Ia taken Inter
nnIly aud ach directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
FIJI. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. o.
Sold By druggists i5c.
HuR's Family Pulls are the best
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It Is announced that Hiss Maybelle
swift. the daughter Of the famous mil
Iioralre pork-packer OF Chicago. is
about to be married to Prince Alexis
Karngeorgevitch. pretender to the
throne OF seryla, in the hope. possibly
that she may one day wear n crown
and sit upon a throne. This will fur
nlsh Bryan and Edward Atkinson with
n new argument an to the evil effects OF
the "Imperiallst craze" which permeates
the United states. from the President
down to the humblest patriot.
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nYou but Knew.

How SSa al Pm my days seemed llod with dreams
How a Sometimes in the silent, restless night
Your eyes thrill through me with their
are 70 bright; It,,
How oft / hear your voice when others
How You mid other forms yaInly seek.
on, love more real than though such
dream were true,
II you but knew.
Could you but guess ,
How you alone make all my happiness.
How I am more than willing Tor your
To E, saSe alone. give all and nothing take
Nor ohafe 10 think you bound while am
quite 1r rec til death. to love you silently,
Could you but guess
How when you doubt my truth sadly
To tel You an. to stand for one brief
tfnfcttered. soul to soul, as face to face,
To crown you king, my king
Nv lover. and likewise my trucBt friend.
Would you love me. dearest as friendly
IN return,
Could you but learn? ,,.,,u.
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she locked ~ 81 up with It and tried
to pray II back o life. It was only by
force thar tAa nslghboFs could get Into
the room and put a stop to the foolish
proceeding. "a feature-and sad one
of a case IKE this is. should that
mother become % better mental condl-
tion, and her eyes are opened to her
own course, re win ana pOs5essing her
an accusing memory which VIII be with
her until she herself Is summoned by
death.
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part Of the work the judicial tribunals
neglect. It Is in the interest Of the pub
lie safety that murder be punished by
death, whenever the proof makes a con-
ylcdon justiHable.
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Pittsburgh Exposition. Low Rate
over the II. & O. Il. II.

Commencing Thursday. September
9TH, and continuing every Thursday uh-
nj october 18th, Inclusive. the II. & o..
win sell excursion tickets 20 Pittsburgh
nj low rhto Of s. % round trip. lnclud-
ing adnilsslon to the Exposition.
Tickets good three days, including date
Of sale,
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4 very sad case due to Christian
science 10 n case Of a mother who, when
her baby became Ill would mot call a
doctor, and preferred to depend entire
~ on prayer. Then4h baby died, and
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IT'S folly to suffer from that horrible
plague Of the night, itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures, quickly and per-
manently. At any drug store, 50 cents. 8
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YOU can save money by buying Sec
ond Hand School Books at stRnton'S
Book Store.
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CHE INTELLIeENcER, embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in the Post
onlcs at Wheeling, W. Va, as second
class matter.l
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epEEGAzAM.
- Pills

Have for many yeard boon tho 1pdi1k I'.ili'
! rs fnrd!clne Wkefbyer tho Ems lhItisa,,se
) IS tpokcu and tbcy now ftnrl Sltl n.ltU-t F.
! dyll i1- fllilOm aud Nervous ,pis9Iu5,ls'
Wind. Pain In thd Stomach siet lis Iil,,sSI
CSsiiycness nd allow Complexion. Iagae
SfiirfioYs on nrse from dlsofdefei ~ f..
abuted conditi6u 81 tho stomach nna y ~
TJcqaha.sa Pill, i.Lken IS dlE2Ileal M ~
quickly se1foro Females 70 ooai ~. =.
imesularilI oftho lyttsn.
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The public win be pleased to note that
Judge Melvin haa received his commits
sion from Governor Atkinson, as the
successor to The late Judge PAUL. and
is now a Judge o. the circuit and will
assume his dntiea to-day. This is most
gratifying 70. everybody. and the Intel
llgencer believes 1t reflects the senti-
nent of the eptire circuit in extending
to Judge Melvin congratulations upon
the recognition Of his well known abIli-
ties and worth; or. perhaps. 1t would
be more proper to say that the people
are themselves 70 be congratulated. It
IS a source o. great satisfaction to
know that, With Judge Melvin and his
associate. JUDGE Hervey, on the bench,
the courts Of This circuit will maintain
the high standard which has so dis
tinguished 1t in the past.
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THE DAILY INTEELi6ENcER Is DEW
cred by carriers In Wheeling and ad-
jaeent towns at 10 cents per week
PersonS wishing to subscribe TO THE
DAILY INTELLIGENCE can do 50
by sending In their orders to the In.
telllgencer ONCE on postal cards or
otherwise. They will Be puneiaaAy
served by carriers.
Tributes q Respect and Obituary NOtIess
"a cents per inch.
Correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part of tho
surrounding country.
Rejected communications Will not Be re-
turned unless accompanied by sufficient
postage.
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Desirable Property
I Offered For Sale.

Z lots and building sites in Pleasant
binding lot, 50 by 100 on Fourteenth
street. Pn1eSqulte reasonable.
Lot on Llnd street, very cheap, Al,
Lot on N6Colloch street. ZIG feet by 20
on South nn street. Island, frame reg
idence, iO9t inns. lot 60'by 100: most de-
sirable; oa6Skd for short time only,
4 bricIs tldence. west side o. NAM
street: loc6tldn no better in the city
A Manufacturing place on Wafer SIT. Sgve 4;
large brick b1ildinE: lot 66 by 10. ms u
worth while Hooking after at once. -,,,,
Always or Handsomely on SOod CIV
and countfy realty.
G
c. A. SCHAEFER & co"
-, r,........,,,,, .,,,, .Farket Streets.
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the postOffice at Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va. Saturday, September e
To obtain any OF the following the appl.
cant must NIX for advertised letters, CIV.
ing date o
LADIES LIST.
Loerard, Mss Lona Snyder, Miss Nellie
Stewart, Bessie Belle
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Ashbrook s. Lavender. Ernest
Boiling, Elias LOTUS, N. J.
Harry. John Mldcomes, Jas. h
DALLAS, Charley Nesbitt. Edw. a.
GaIlaher, Ju. 7. Porte, VIM.
Gordon, ], S. Robinson, w. II.
Gordon, Jnf1es Sutton, Iohn
HuIgins. II. 9. Nlgle. w. A.
Kelly. VIM. I Walker, Curtis
Kupfer, r. o.
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A typical day of autumn beauty and
temperature Yesterday aIected the
spirits. OF everybody and rendered an
entire community as happy as only
perfect day can, do.
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Henry Miller. of Wheeling. OF the
firm of Miller & Stein, was in the city
couple of days during the week at
tending to business matters His firm
has the contract for furnishing the
iron work for the new opera house now
in course of construction here.-Sisters-
Vile Tribune.
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W. C. Bierkamp has shown US tre-
mendous rattlesnake hide, brought from
Mingo county by Melvin Murphy, a
deaf boy, who is one Of Mr.. Beir-
Ramps pupils in the cabinet shop. The
hide shows that the snake was we'll
proportIoned, being evidently some four
or Ave inches in diameter at the lar
gest part Of the body. No bigger one
was probably eve~ killed in the state
Hampshire Review.
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4ep 8dssrR,sasnI..

NTANTED-BoY is 10 IS YEARS ON
Nv 20 work in grocery. HUEBEL,s
szSl Market St, "a
The times., 1899-12-19
Kernnn,s-aA socin1 Nlnid.u

Two large and appreciative audiences
gathered at Kernan's yesterday and were
introduced by Hurtig & seamon to a So
cial Maid" The damsal in question turned
out to be quite an entertaining parsonage.
her metaphoric reception being enliyened
by such clever people as Nina Collins. the
soprano; Johnson, Davenport, and Lorella,
whose acrobatic act is both novel and
amusing; The Worlds Trio" an organiza-
ton which is more than we'll known here,
and The Bison City Quartette" one of the
best combinations OF the sort ever heard
in Washington. William and Edith Brown
ing, farcical sketchists, and George Beban.
monologist also appeared ~ Social Maid"
socially lent her title to the afterpart
given, though that skit cannot be said fully
10 have deserved the honor. Altogether
the young lady is attractive, and she is
sure 10 make many friends during the week
The times., 1899-12-19
GENERAL KELLOGG RET1REs.
The Department Makes the omcinI
Announcement.

Announcement.
The War Department has officially an
nounced the retirement of Brig. Gen Ed
gar A Kellogg, whose nomination was
confirmed by the Senate last week Brig.
Gen. Gilbert S. Carpenter, also confirm
ed last week. Will be retired very soon.
He is now on duty in the Philippines
With the retirement of these officers two
more vacancies exist in the list Of briga-
der generals, and il is probable that Col
Andrew S. Burt Generals Wilson, Wheel
er. and Lee. and other officers will be pro-
NOTED and retired. 1t is believed that
after the older men are made brigadier
generals and retired Generals Lawton and
Macarthur viii be made brigadiers with
out immediate retirement.
The following promotions ia the regu-
lar service viii follow the retirement
of Generals Kellogg and Carpenter. Lieut.
Col. Charles Minor. Sixth Infantry. 10
be colonel Sixth Infantry; Lieut.. Col
J. NJ. Sanno. Fourth Infantry, TO be colo
mel Eighteenth Infantry; Major Charles
L. Davis. Eleventh Infantry, to be lieu
tenant colonel Sixth Infantry; Major f. D.
Baldwin Third Infantry, to be lieutenant
colonel Fourth Infantry.
The times., 1899-12-19
REPEATS HIS OPINION.
Witness Against aIOIlncux Says He
Knows Handwriting.


NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-In the trial of
Molineux today William ]. KinsIey, the
handwriting expert was on the stand all
day. Attorney Weeks spent the day try
ing to break down the testimony that he
had given on his direct examination. Mr..
Kinsley had been asked whether he en-
ployed any set Of rules to aid him in de-
termining the identity Of the writer of the
disputed handwritings. His reply was that
he did employ such rules.
Friday last Mr.. Kinsley repeated this
statement and again this morning he said
it was correct, whereupon Mr.. Week s,
calling Mr.. Kinsleys attention to the poison
package and to the admitted handwriting
of Molneux, and for the time eliminatins
the handwriting of the Barnet and the
Cornish letters, asked the witness to take
each one of his rules and apply it in
comparison to the handwriting on the
poison package and the admitted haHdwrit-
ing Of MolineuX. Each rule be insisted
upon being applied separately.
This the expert did. and he was severely
questioned by Mr.. Weeks. He still stuck
to the conclusions he had reached.
He insisted that once having reached the
conclusions through the Barnet and Cor
Hish letters he was able to eliminate these
letters and to find the connection between
the handwriting of Molineux without their
aid
Mr. Kinsley, in several instances, admit
ted that many Of the characteristics that he
found in Molineux's handwriting on the
poison package were also found in the
handwriting Of a majority Of the people
who write
For the first time since the trial began
Mrs. Molineux the wife of Roland B.
Molineux, and his mother, were in court.
They came in just before the recorder ar
rived, at 1910 o'clock. They were accom-
panied by General MolineuX
The times., 1899-12-19

The Small and Early dance is quite as
popular in New York as here, though it
would never be known by our name. 1t
is famous in Gotham as the Cinderella"
dance. or 10 be more strictly correct Les
Cendrllons." and like the heroine Of The
good old fairy tale the dancers leave the
ballroom in the middle of the dance, if need
be, on the stroke of midnight. The sudden
fitting home is picturesque, and distinctly
sensible, and therefore is enjoying the
popularity that society always acords TO
a fad.
The times., 1899-12-19
Academr-..A FemnIe Drnmmer.,

Charles e. Blaney's "A Female Drum
mer" was presented yester-evening at the
Academy Of Music. The cast introduced
included Johnstone Bennett. Willis Sweat
nam, Oscar Figman Nellie O'NeiIl, James
r. Smith. Antonio Williams. Harry Ladell,
and The Imperial Quartette"
The times., 1899-12-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The present week does not promise to be
especially gay, as Christmas shopping and
preparations for the holidays will to
great extent monOpolize the attention of
society The event OF the week, of course.
will be the visit of the Princeton students
who are TO receive royal welcome upon
their arrival Wednesday.
The times., 1899-12-19
:. That IS Wei Spoken
That Is Well Taken.

Let eUety sufferer from catarrh take
this as a personal recommendation from
the thousands Dho have been cured of
this disease BY Hoods Sarsaparala. II
eradicates the cause of the disease, and at
the same time soothes and rebadds the 1rt-
tated and nflanied membranes.
Catarrh-"My throat zUas IN such a
condition qDhh catarrh that could hardly
SqDaL5ozU and had no appetite. found
Hoods SarsaparHa an excellent remedy,
and nozo ha0e a good appetite" " Ella ].
White, Ennis, Texas.
NoodJ Saadqb0dM
ElGazsa g. sLs5I;I:y:lzy
The times., 1899-12-19
nnsfs nf nead senntors.

Senator Proctor Of Vermont introduced
joint resolution in the Senate yesterday to
authorize the purchase Of marble busts OF
the late Senators Morrill, of Vermont and
Voorhees, OF Indiana to be placed in the
Library OF Congress. An appropriation Of
s. GOO is asked.
The times., 1899-12-19

Mrs. B. R. Green and her daughter en-
teTtaiued at q tea yesterday afternoon from
1 10 Z at their home 1873 y Street. The
parIors were prettily decorated with red
and green, palms, ferns holly, and pcin-
seutia leaves being used in abundance. Miss
SpoGord, Miss Wright, Miss Hills and Miss
Gisburne assisted in the hospiJalities Of the
occasion.