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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia cable
gram was received at ehe navy depart
ment this morning from Admiral Dew
ey. announcing his departure on the
olympia yesterday. The dispatch is
confined to n few words merely, New
York, 2Sth," indicating that Admiral
Dewey expects to arrive In this country
on the date named. The navy officers
say that running at her economical
speed the Olympia can scarcely con-
sumo fourteen days in making the
passage from Gibraltar to New York,
and they are specializing where the ad-
mirnl intends to spend the other three
days. II is believed to be possible that
he will touch at the Azores or perhaps
AT Bermuda coming across.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. II. - A cable
gram from General ots to the war de-
partmeut announces the death of Cap
tain Charles L. Collins. Company l,
Twentysthlrd infantry. He died at cebu
on the 18th inst. of appendicitis. Cen
eral Otis also cables the following
deaths:
Chronic dysentery, September 2, Hem
ry Buespn, H. Ninth infantry; Wills
crelman, B. First Tennessee, acute dys-
eptery; First Sergeant Joseph Hogan,
n. Fourth infantry. gunshot wound,
accidental; August "a. Daniel Edwards,
z, Eighteenth infantry; September g.
Thomas GuinRn, X, Twelfth infantry;
Sergeant Edward H. Ramano, L, Four
teenth cavalry. typhoid fever; July TO-
Henry uppendRhl, K, First South Da-
kota; September s, John Healy, K,
Third artillery, drowned in arm OF Ma
Mia bay: August %, Raymond D. LOuth,
NJ. Sixth infantry. chronic dlarrhoea;
September Q, owen Dunn, p, Fourth
infantry: September 8. James Hogan,
F, TWenty-third infantry. peritOnitis;
John N. Mccall, B, Twenty-Becond Inc
fantry, pulmonary phthisls: Michael
McGrath, n, Twelfth infantry, pnou-
monlh; Richard John, F, Twsnty-hrst
infantry, gastrltls; Henry L. Noble, a.,
Ffty-first Iowa, alcoholism acute; Sep
TENDER s, William Kennedy. G. Ninth
infantry. fever, remittent malaria; Sep
TENDER 3, Joshua w. Johnson, hospital
CORDS,
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FaIrmont Field.

.'The Fairmont or Upper Monongphela
feFion, embracing Harrison and Marion
counties, has shown the largest ratio
Of increase in the last ten years Of all
the coal-producIng regions OF West
Virginia, Marion county taking the lead.
In 1855 this district produced less than
10000 tons. Five years later 1t pro-
dueed over 1,25O,OOO tons. and this was
more than doubled in the next Ave
years. the product In 1898 amounting to
Ss2s;ea4 short tons.
1.-THE Upper Potomac region, which is
the southern extension OF the cumber-
land field of Maryland, had a product
in 1888 Of 51s.S7s short tons, Of which
% per cent was from Mineral county.
Five years later the product was l,129,-
Sa7 tons. of which Mineral county pro-
dueed somewhat less than 60 per cent,
while in 1898 the product increased
to 1851, 562 short tons, Of which Mineral
county produced less than 10 per cent
and Tucker county produced over 60 per
cent.
..The enterprise of the four railroads
hauling the product to market, the
Baltimore & Ohio. the West Virginia
Central and Pittaburgh, the chesa-
peake & Ohio, and the Norfolk & West
ern, ID brought into sharp contrast with
the manufacturing enterprise OF the
people OF tho state. for with the excep-
lion Of comparatively small amount
used at the iron works In and
around Wheeling. and at the salt works
at Mason county. together with the
ordinary domestic consumption and
that Of the transportation interests,
practically all of West vIrglnlR's coal
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Fnclinr ID Wnshinpton.l

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE ORGY
fus verdict is attracting much attention
throughout official circles, but natural
~ those in responsible positions. whose
opinions would be valuable, are reluc-
tant to express adverse comment be-
cBuse Of the national aspect OF the case.
The feeling Is general, however, in
favor Of Dreyfus, and n strong senti-
rnent has developed against the injus-
tice which, according to the prevailing
belief, he has been subjected to. Some
Of the officials expreSo fear that this
sentiment Will have n serious eject
upon the Franco-American treaty when
IL comes before the senate, us that In
atrument has not proved very popular
and the present feeling may turn the
tide against II.
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HAVANA. Sept. 1.-THE captains OF
British ships arriving here from venez-
uela confirm the news that there Inns
been revolution there during the last
three weeks. They say there are two
parties against the government, and
that the latter Is extremely suspicious.
Any one wishing to land must satisfy
the officials that he Is not connected
with either OF the revolutionary parties.
The government, Il IL also said, Is very
unpopular.
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NEW MINISTER
From Nicaragua Presents Credentials
70 the President.

From Nicaragua Presents Credentials
70 the President.
WASHINGTON, Sept. II. = Senior
Luis F. corea was presented to the
President to-day as the newly accred-
tied minister from Nicaragua. Acting
Secretary OF State Adec accompanied
Mr.. corea to the white house. and
made the presentation to the President.
There was an exchange Of fluctuations
between the President and the new
minister, the hearty character Of which
had more than the usual significance, in
View Of the reported dlsaffection in
South and Central American countries
concerning the growth OF the Great
Colossus Of the North"
It was noted that Mr. Corea took oc-
caslon to suggest the development and
extension OF the relations between the
United States and Nicaragua, particu-
larly along commercial lines, While
there was no direct reference to the
Nicaragua canal. Mr.. CoreR's position
as n representative OF Nicaragua will
give him much to do with any negotla-
lions between the two countries on that
subject. and moreover. It Is understood
that he has instructions from his gov
eminent which will permit him to CO.
operate very freely with the United
States authorities.
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New York's Dewey Celebration.

NEW YORK, Sept. l1.-General Roe
who has charge of the land parade Of
the Dewey celebration ceremonies, said
to-day that at least $1,000 uniformed
men will take part in the parade
General Roe has received word from
Colonel James 2. Barnett that the
Tenth PennsylYania regiment. which
has just returned from the Philippines,
will take part In the parade. The
division Of the G. A. r. win include
twenty Representatives from each Of the
flfty-Slx G. A. r. posts In this city. Gem
eral o. o. Howard is expected 10 COM
nnnd the veterans. and General Roger
A. Pryor will be In command OF the d.
vision of confederate veterans OF
New York. Major Il. B. Dawson, OF
the Northwestern Military Academy.
Chicago, has written to say that he will
Join the Dewey parade with his motor
gun battery, and the Association of
Congressional Medal of Honor Veter-
ans OF New York have also asked for
q place In the line,
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WELLsBuRG.
DoInss ofPcopIo in the Brooke coun.
~ Metropolis.

DOIHgs ofPcoplO In the Brooke Coun'
~ Metropolis.
A number of Brooke county Republic
cans will attend the congressional con-
vention at Martins Ferry to-day.
Among them are Henry stengle, form
erly OF Martins Ferry, VINO Is a weems
supporter, and Asa G. Neville, formerly
Of Bellaire, who Is q gill boomer. Cir
cult Clerk w. X, Glass, q native OF
Steubenvllle, will also be there to shout
for the Jefferson county candidate.
West Virginia university will have n
number Of students from Wellsburg tho
coming session. Among hem are Misses
Fannie Wange. Bertha Wange, Bertha
Browning. Ella Miller, Mesrs. Howard
Duval, David Baird and john Connell.
The public schools opened yesterday,
under charge of Superintendent Glth-
ems and an efficient corps Of teachers.
The first days enrolment was about
$50, out OF total enumeration OF 1900.
There was Saturday morning visitor
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, 7. II. Ham
mond-a young lady-whO likes the
new house so well that she has con-
cluded to stay.
Mike 2aglln, a native OF Damascus,
Syria, took out MS I.bt NATURALIZATION
papers here on Saturday last, renounc-
ing his allegiance to Abdul Hnmid, sui
tan Of Turkey.
The county commissioners yesterday
awarded Joseph AicHenry the contract
for plklng the county road from Gill
chrlst's coal works to Cross Creek.
There will be three new divorce cases
go on the circuit court docket for the
October term. making eight OF these
cases to be heard at this term
j, c. Palmer has returned from n
business trip to New York. He expects
to leave In a few days to visit relatives
In the west.
The local attorneys Will meet again
this evening to complete the organizl-
tlon Of the Brooke county bar associa-
ton.
Mayor N. A. Jones and wife are visit
ing relatives in Toledo.
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NEW YORK. Sept ll.-A special to
Herald from Washington says:
Rear Admiral Bradford chief of the
bureau OF equipment, has been inform-
ed that slgnor MHrconi will come 10
Washington 10 discuss with him the
proposed experiments with wireless tel
egrnphy. The purpose OF Slgnor Mar
conf Is the result Of a conference held
with him by Lieutenant Commander J..
G. Colwell stationed in London as ma
val attache of this government, Ac-
cordinH to Rear Admiral BrndfOrd's I'M
Outstanding, Slgnor Mnrconi win bring
with him u complete wireless telegraph
equipment, The inventor If expected to
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BELLAIRE nAPpENINGs.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County


of Belmont County
Quite a number of congressional del
egates from the southern and western
part Of this county came to Bellaire
yesterday evening and remained here
until this morning. 1t is expected that
about one-thIrd Of the convention will
go up from here this morning. A num-
Der Of Bellaire folks went up to Mar
tins Ferry last night to see and hear
what they could, but they came home to
sleep.
DR.. G. A. Keepers. the Indian land
agent located at Duluth, Mimi. whose
family has been with Mrs. Keepers
mother here for two months past, came
in Sunday evening. After settling up
some private business at Beallsville he
will return with his family to Duluth.
The doctor is the picture OF health, life
in the northwest agreeing with him.
John w. Sanders left yesterday for
Oxford; William Kern for the Ohio
State University, and Charles Thomas
will leave to-day for the latter school.
All are bright boys.
Three buns in the city bastlle yester-
day morning were run out OF town on
the appearance OF Mayor Freeze and
Marshal Johnston.
William Hoffman. who is working In
Grafton, Pa, is spending Few Gays
with his mother In the Fourth ward.
Frank Archer, who is experimenting
street paving contract at Alliance Is
spending few days with his family.
AFt., AFo,,do Tnhppton NJ RpInre who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here, left yesterday for her home.
Messrs. VIII Kern and Charles
Thomas win leave to-day for Columbus,
where they will enter college.
Miss Lottie Kelly has returned home
from a two months visit with friends
and relatives in Eiyrfn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Work return
ed home yesterday from few days
visit to Chicago,
Miss Emma George. Of East Liver
pool, is visiting friends and relatives In
the Second ward.
Miss Matte Heatherington leaves this
morning for Chicago. TO spend q month
with relatives.
Work upon the foundations Of the two
new houses Of Blum Bros. has been be-
gun,
The city board Of education and the
city council will both meet this evening.
Howard Grafton has accepted posi-
ton In the labratory ut the steel works.
Major Rodefer will leave to-day for
Hiram, where he Will enter college.
Charles MCGEE is visiting friends In
Pittsburgh.
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sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Sept. II.
All precautions for avoiding accidents
to the delayed lake fleet, which Is
crowdlng through st. Mary's river, are
being taken. Captain Davis. OF the
revenue cutter Morrill,. has good con-
troll OF the situation Hay Lake, which
is fourteen miles long, was dotted to-
day with punches Of steamers and tows
for neariy the entire length OF It's chan
mel. The tows are gotten under way
at safe distances from each other, and
the long procession is necessarily u
slow one until deep water Is reached,
BY tonight nearly the entire fleet will
be In the race for the lower lake ports
and evidences OF the blockade viii have
vanished.
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PLAIN, EASY READING.
1t WIN do you Good to Ponder
Over II.
A sp,endid Article which all the
People are Now Talking
Much About.

What we say is plain. easy reading
and viii do you good. The people of
west Virginia are saying a great deal
about Morrow's Kid-ne-oids just now
because Morrow's Rld.ne-olds have
cured 20 many bad cases Of backachel
sleeplessness and nervousness in this
CITY. Morrow's Kid-ne-oids is sci
entlfc preparation prepared IN yeil9W
tablet form, and acts directly upon the
SISneva and nerves. Do not connect
NorTow's EId-ne- oids with any kind OF
kldney pills; they are yellow tablets
and nut up IN wooden boxes which
contain enough for about two weeks.
treatment, and sell at fifty cents n poH
at all drug stores ..,o
man has 10 say about the great merit
Of Norrow's Kid-ne-oids.
Mr. n. v. Graham, 1922 Fourth ave-
nue., Huntington. says: Some uns
eVo was feeling badly; had palhA
across the small Of my back ana was
Generally run down. had no Rppellte
and could not sleep well at night and Il
seemed that would be more tired IN
Inc morning when would first set up
Than when / went to bed. / would have
headache frequently. Some OF my
friends had been greatly benefited by
MoTroy's RId-ne-oId5 and MorroWs
Iiyerlax, 90 l got some at the druGS
store and was cured in q week after ]
began taking them" 10.
NorroW's Kid-ne.oids are not pllls,
hut yellow Tablets and are for sale a.
Chas. r. Goetze's drug store. NOR
lows IiyerIax are small red granules
ana cure constipation and blliousneSs'
JSiS.ne.olds fifty cents and L.lverlaH
tSventy-fiye cents each per box.
Description books mailed upon re-
oueSt by John Morrow & Co., Chemists
Springfield. Ohm.
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Mrs. Morris Letter to
3 EVERY WIFE AND MOTHER.

[LEITER 70 MA PIHEHAH 10. I4S6Jl
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with gratifying results. had been
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from mis- treatment After taking
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Had time, l could write much more
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"DBAR MRS PHKHAM-when come
menced the use Of your remedies was
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me very weak. ] had two Of the best
doctors, but they did not seem to help
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"They said my trouble was caused
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worryabout. Ifelt tired all the time;had
no ambition. IwasgroWing worse oil
the timeuntilI began the useof Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. lam
now able to help about the house, and
am much improved in health. "-MBS.
a. WALKER, cAI1IcOON DEroT, N. Z.
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An Nn,cnI fnr Drryfrq.

CHICAGO. Sept 1i.-James A. Car
field lodge No. q. Independent Order
Of the Western Star, has directed Score
tary Herzfeld to send call to all grand
lodges Of the order for an united pp-
Dsni 10 President Mckinley requesting
MIN 10 use his influence In securing =
parfon for Captain Dreyfus. The order
has 5000 members, and Secretary Herr
field expects unanimous vote In favor
nf the appell.
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oIBRALTAR, Sept, 1l,-Before sail
ing from here yesterday afternoon for
New York Admiral Dewey and the off,
GERS OF the United States cruiser Olym-
pla prEented ESQ to Peppiatt, the gum
ner OF the British battleship Devastl-
tlon. who, while the warship was firlDg
the RalutO In honor Of the arrival Of
the American ADMIRAL September 4,
mad his hand shattered by the explosion
of charge while he was rnmmlng
home. Papplatt'a arm has been ampu'
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arrive in the course Of few weeks.
Admiral Bradford will recommend that
one Of the vessels OF the navy be set
aside for the experimental work. II IS
proposed to place the receiver on shore
and the waFship will communicate with
II from varying distances. BY this
means II Is believed the system can be
developed and the Yaine Of It can be
definitely determined
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nnltlmorc,s Tribute 70 Dyer.

BALTIMORE. Sept. determinations
are complete for the reception of Cap
tain N. Mayo Dyer. of the cruiser Bal
tlmore, and the presentation of the
handsome sword voted him by the city
council OF Baltimore, in recognition of
his gallant services at Manila. The pre-
liminaries TO the celebration began to-
day, with the arrival Of the recipient,
who was escorted from Wilmington,
Del, by q committee headed by Colonel
willard Howard, OF the Fourth regi-
ment, N, n. G. A brief reception at
the Office of Mayor Master followed.
To-morrow's exercises Will consist OF
n parade In the afternoon. in which all
the militia OF the state Of Maryland,
the Maryland naval reserve. the garrl-
sons at the various United States forts
in this vicinity and numerous other or
CARNATIONS, including the G. A. r. Of
the state. vii participate. TO be followed
by the presentation ceremonies at City
Hall place, u public reception at River
view park and a banquet at the Rem
merit Hotel ut night. The latter prom
ises to be q notable affair. Secretary Of
state Hay. Rear Admiral Schley, Ad-
jutnnt General Corbtn, Major General
Miles and other distinguished persons
being among those who viii be pres
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MouNDsYILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
CnnMtY,a Chief City.

CouMty's Chief City.
AT the home of the groom's parents,
Hon. and Mrs. G. S. McFaddon. on
Thursday EVENING" Z this week. win oc-
cur the wedding of Mr.. W. II. McFad-
den, superintendent of the Mcintosh,
Hemphill iron mill at Pittsburgh, and
Miss Bessie Allen, OF near Sherrard. II
VIII be quiet wedding, only few
friends to be present.
Rev. w. ]. Holt Is down with typhoid
fever ut the home OF his mother, on
Washington avenue. Rev. Holt Is the
Methodist Episcopal minister at Elkins.
Miss wIlomet Knight. Of Keyser. and
Miss Emma Ridgely, OF Cumberland,
Md. are the guests Of George knight,
on Jefferson avenue.
Twenty-Five dollars II offered for the
return OF the two watches taken from
the residences Of NJ. ]. hurley and G. c.
Matthews
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold f0r cents. Your grocer Will
get II for you.
The MOundsville fair commences to-
dny. Many exhibits are on the ground
and everything points to u great time,
MFR. and Mrs. c. Il. woodhurn and
daughter left yesterday for Pittsburgh,
to spend several days.
Wheeling Bakery Bread IN the largest
loaf sold for s cents, Your grocer Will
get II for you.
The Kings Daughters met with MlNs
Lillian Martin ON Lafayette street last
evening.
j. II. Beam and son Cecil arc home
from an extended trip through the east.
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I'VE WILLBFSFCOND.
y hat the Geological Survey OF
This State Shows
AS TO PRODUCTION OF COAL

n West Virginia in 1900 : Largest
Ratio of Increase in the Fairmont
or Upper MononGahela District.
shipments Outside ofstate Fifteen.
seventeenths Of Total Production.
In Fairmont Region Production
Five Times that Of Ten Years Ago.
West Virginia. Central Progress.
some Wonderful Developments in
state At Large.
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CHICAGO sept. ii.-Warren L. Alb
orn. well known in local racing circles,
md nj one time owner Of fast string
OF horseH was sutfocated TO death In
n fIre here, which destroyed n livery
stable over which he lived. Five horses
perlAhcd In the hro'
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The following summary Of the Uni
ted states Geological Survey is from
the American Manufacturer OF last
week:
The report Of the Geological Survey
for 1898 shows that West Virginia main
talned the advantage secured over Ohio
in 1896, and still ranks third among the
coal producing states. The output for
the entire country in 1898 amounted to
1854, $50 short tons. worth at the
mines S2Os,OOO,s5O. West vIrginia's
portion was 1e,7OO,s9S short tons, with
4 value at the mines of $lO,13l,264. The
young state exceeded ohio's production
81 more than 2,OOO,0O8 tons, and ohio's
output in 1898 was S.sts,925 tons more
than in 1897. West Virginia's produc-
ton OF coal began in 1878 with 10000
tons, and the report for 1898 shows,
for the twenty years, an average an
nual increase Of 10000 tons. The In
crease Of nearly 100000 tons in 1898
and a decrease of approximately 1,5OO.-
600 tons In the production Of Illinois
puts West virginia within 100000 tons,
or about 10 per cent OF that state, and
u the ratios Of increase in the two
states be taken as guide for the fu-
ture, Illinois viii have dropped to third
place at the close of the century-De-
cember 81, 1900.
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is shipped out of the state. OF the 49,
7Ol, 900 tons produced in West Virginia
In 1898, probably 100000 tons were
consumed outside It's borders"
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and Fever is bottle of Groves Taste:
iese chill Tonic. II 10 simply iron ana
ouininp in tRstelesS form. NO cure
no pay. Price. 5Oc tths&W
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SGusaHOEaL
Private School
At LeatheFWOOd.

Frances l.. Bell will reopen
--hor school on Monday, September
IN. Thorough instruction for boyA
----nnd girls In primary and prcpRra-
branches. HCl-l-i-b-S.g
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DON'T delay u minute. Cholera In.
fantum, dyseHteTy, diarrhoeR como
suddenly. Only safe plan Ii to have
pr. Fowler's Extract OF Wild Straw
berry always on hand.
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M0UNT Collegiate, Preparatory, Normal, On.
nVgNA tory AIT nu,i6s,s. Mmls pspaHmsuts.
;SOs%' ssS !: iss, ' =. UNION S s S Rcd
Inl,'qom, Gymnasium un'urpa@sd nrtIPCP
Tue eith year bsGlOl Hopt. ~, isVg. vVLLhuh
bend iof tTae CataloEpa Allilno, MO.
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