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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle or Whccling's
Progressive NCighbor.

iToprcSslNc NClSn DOR.
Tricks Summer Garden will be open
ed Monday evening with concert by
the Martins Ferry cornet band No
admission viii be charged. and every
body Is cordially Invited.
y valuable driving horse. the propcr-
~ OF Or. L. F.. Hervey, had ley bro.
ken yesterday morning by being kicked
by another horse while In pasture. The
horse had to be killed.
THE Convcyor" will run to Wheeling
saturday evening. Leave Martins
Ferry mt 7:15. S:l5 and $3.50 p. m. Leave
Wheeling at 7:i5, 900 -rld IL p. m.
Howard Montgomery VIII be home TO.
day from Pittsburgh. where he has fin
ished his course In the Western Penn
sylvania University.
The employees of the Belmont Rrcwov
and their families Will picnic on the
Wiley farm. back Of town, Sunday, the
95th of June.
The thrce-ycar-o child of Elwood
Green Is suffering from Il painfully in
jurcd hand, caused by the bite OF a
spider.
Miss Laura Lantz. who has been the
guest OF Miss Clara Sheets. returns 10
her home In Aurora, W. VA. to-day.
The Jolly Friends will meet this eve
ming. and entertain their friends Mt the
home OF Roger Jones. on Pearl street.
Roy Wood Is home from Ann Arbor,
Mich: where he has been attending
school.
Miss Maggie Talston loft Yesterday
for Richmond. Ind, to visit relatives.
$4,000 viii be paid out by the Laugh
lin to-day to their employees.
Harry Davis Is seriously III at his
home. on Zane street.
Council meets In regular session this
evening.
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MINISTER STORER
Received By the Queen Hcgrut-Cor.
dinI Phrases Eychnuncu.

MADRID. June 1C.-Thc newly APP
pointed minister 10 Spain, Mr.. Botany
Storer. was received In formal audi
ence by the queen regent to-day.
There were no speeches. Only few
cordial phrases were exchanged.
Two state carriages from the royal
stables conveyed Mr.. Storcr from the
Hotel dc Rome 10 the pnlnce. and took
him back to the hotel after the audi
ence. Premier Siivcin presented Mr..
Storer to her majesty,
There were no crowds about the pal
alec, Mr.. Storcr's reception being I'M
announced In order to avoid Disagree
able incidents.
TIE fact That there were no speeches
liz not surprising, MS this Is the prac-
lice when ministers are received.
Speeches are only made In case OF am
NassadOra.
Nevertheless. the queen regent was
very amIahie and complimentary tow
ards Mr.. Storcr. and cnQulrcd cordI-
ally concerning the health OF President
Mckinley.
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ANOTHER BOY WONDER
Comes to tbs Front and Captures the
Junior Road Encr.

"lkey" Pcarlman. who was recently
dubbed the messenger boy wonder"
VIII now retire as gracefully us he can.
for another Western Union messenger
boy has come TO the front. In the person
OF Russell Peck. who won the Rough
Riders Junior road race last evening
IN line style. and took the time prize
as well. The race Was from McCoi-
loch and Fifteenth streets. East End
to Altcnhelm and return, n distance OF
about four and one-half miles. a large
crowd witnessed the start and finish.
Young Peck rode from the one -mln-
ute mark. and his time. 1851. Is really
rnlarkabl' performance for so young
n rider. Charley Edge. who took Sec
ond place. made the next best time per
formance, 1G:92. The summary was as
follows:
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work In blocking q throw from Irvine
nam. For the Fort wnynes. Reiman
Will be on the slab this AFTERNOON,

o B. d " I
Several new faces Will be seen on the
Wheeling team this afternoon. BILLY"
George Is to replace Wells in left gar
den, a change that will be welcomed by
the fans, Wells Is good pitcher, but
only an, Indifferent outnelder. Babb and
Lyons have been released, and Bam-
inert, late of the Southern league, Will
play at short, with Myers, also South
erh Lacquer. at first. Myers is a par
tlcularly valuable acquisition. as he can
catch In nm emergency. Bammcrt ar
fifed yesterday morning, and practlced
with the team in the afternoon. Myers
arrived last night. He is strapplng
DIG fellow, six feet two. He batted 1857
In the Southern. ifl
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morrow a, o'clock from the residence

tllpiIoN IT. ClOCh from li!e TpSlutnCe
of ]. J. Leach, on Lafayette avenue.
Inierment in Mount Rose cemetery.
Jacob Beck. OF the Klce Clothing
Company, OF the prison. will leave this
evening for New York City for few
weeks stay. When he returns he will
bring his family with him. and occupy
the house near the gas Office. recently
vacated by Deputy Sheriff Porterflcld
| and family.
\. J. Mcf!lroy. chief OF the city fire
department, has handed In HIS reslgna-
ton to Chairman Steele. of the fire. wa
ter and lights committee OF. the city
council. II Is reported that some troll
BILE Mt Independent Hose Company No.
. led the chief to take this step. Mr..
McElroy has made an excellent chief.
and 1t Is hoped that matters will be
fixed up. and the resignation with
drawn.
Rev. a. MerrIls. OF Pleasant Valley,
was In the city yesterday. calling on
friends.
Mayor ]. C. Parkinson Is confined to
his home with an attack of the humps
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MOUNDSVILLE BUDGET.



Chief OF Police W. NJ. Clcmnns, Lieut.
Suplcr. .'l. y. Chew. chairman OF the
police committee Of the Wheeling city
council, J.'lI. Fox and William Knokc,
members OF the same COMMITTEES. Wal
ter WORKS. clerk OF first branch OF city
council. and Captain Bennett. all OF
Wheeling. were the guests OF Warden
$. \. Hawk at the penltcntiary yestcr.
day. They made general inspection
of the workings Of the prison. and all
seemed well pleased with the way the
institution IL being managed Mr.. md
Mrs. Hawk entertained the party II,
luncheon.
Thomas Logsdon foil dead In his wa
gon yesterday morning. while mcasur-
ing out vegetables on jefferson avenue
lie was sixty-cight years OF age. and
was well known IN the city and COM
munlty. Tho funeral will occur TO-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, June 16.-The New
forks forfeited n game to the Brook
lyns this afternoon in tho second In
ming. when the Brooklyns were at the
bat, the score n. the time being s to /
In favor of Brooklyn. Umpire Turns,
who declared the game forfeited, did
so aftertthe locals made life miserable
Tor him. The kicking began In the
FIRST inning. The trouble came to a
mead when Casey, the first Brooklyn
batter In the second inning. was at the
plate. Seymour, who was pitching,
sent 4 straigh. one over the plate that
Burns called ball" Seymour and
Warner threw UP their hands. Warner
was Immediately removed. Then came
Gleason, and this left the home team
IN hopeless condition. The game was
continued. and Wilson went In to catch.
Co!coloush. pitcher, replaced Glea-
son and Foster went to short. The
first ball pitched by Seymour was n
strike. but Wilson stepped to one side
and the ball came close TO Umpire
Burns. He promptly removed Wilson
from the game for what he claimed was
deliberate move to allow the ball to
nit him. This caused another row,
ana Gleason and Warner were ordered
OF the grounds. They did not go
promptly enough to suit Burns, and he
declared the game forfeited
Inc forfeiture places the New York
club liable TO 1 $1,000 fine, which must
be paid to the Brooklyn club.
President Ebbcts. OF the Brooklyn
club, said after the game that he nou-
ned President Young. OF the League,
before the New York Brooklyn series
began. not to assign Burns as umpire.
Both teams left for the west tonight.
Philadelphia 20 oOOO0-i Q
Boston ......-..0 0 0 02O 01-c s s
Earned runs. Boston l. Batteries.
Frazer and McFarIaud: Nichols and
screen. EMPIRES. Lynch and Con-
nelly. Time. 1:52.
AT Washington. RIFE
washington 80 1O03O1-5 s .
Baltimore 80 0100l1-s "a S
Earned runs, Washington Q, Rnl. j..
more :. Batteries, Mercer: and Nc
Guire: McGinnlt? and Robinson. Um-
pres. oDay and Mcclure. Time, 2:O9.
at Louisville. RHE
Louisville 30 30 90 0O6 l-lS II :
ST. Lou!:.....2 - 0205 1lO-l2 1C s
Earned runs, Louisville S; ST. Louis
d. Batteries. Cunningham and Kilt
redSe: Young and O'Connor. Umpires,
Emshe and Mcdonald. Time, 2:34.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

IT this afternoons game, Parvln will
be on the slab for the StoSics. He
goes on at his own request, owing to his
desire to pull out victory to balance
the defeat administered the club in the
first Fort Wayne game. which he
pitched. In that game Fort Wayne got
costly three hits of him. while the Sto-
gleS made six OFF Swain, but costly err
rors gave the victory to Glasscock' s
men, together with Jacks" smooth
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"sum,ncr Stove" Combine.

CHICAGO. June ia special to the
Tribune from Cleveland, Ohio. says:
who control about so per cent OF all the
gas. coal oil and gasoline stoves manu-
featured In the United States. have
practically completed plans for the COM
b!hat!on OF their interests. The new
company will be known as the Stand
ard Gas Stove and Manufacturing
Company, and will have II capitallza-
tion Of s5,50O.00O which will include
f2,5ooOOO preferred stock and $3,O000c0
common stock.
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Other Intcr.Statc Games.

At Mansfield. r Fl T.
Mansfield $50 0 / 1 0 . o. Q 2
Grand Rapids. . 0 | 90 lis 16 4
Batteries. Hackett, Miller. Keenan,
and Belt; Harper and Cote.
Dayton ......O : | 0 1000 0-f2 ID a
Youngstown % OIL 0 % 6 o. i
Batteries: Watkins and Dorahuc; Nc.
Farland and Lattirucr.
Toledo 80 1o.a o 2 . Old ii 6
New Castle..0 0 | . q / 10 . Ell II S
Batteries: STREET.. Wadsworth and Graf
fius; Wiltsc, Ferguson and Arthur.
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Commissioned Sale.
COMAfISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.

n :,
" BILE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit,
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia.
made on the - day of May. 1909, nnd
entered In Chancery Order Book No, -,
pending, wherein william Wagner Is
plaintiff, and Jacob Wagner. Louis Wag-
ner. William Wagner. son of John Wag-
ner. deceased: John Wagner. infant son
ner. son OF Martin Wagner. deceased
Martin Wagner. Frederick Wagner. Louis
Wagner and Mary Wagner. infant chill
Gren OF Martin Wagner. deceased. are
defendants, the undersigned. who Is by
snid decree appointed special commission
er for the purpose, will sell ut nj puSl!c
sale. at the north front door OF the court
house Of snid county, to the highest and
best bidder. commencing Mt 10 o'clock q.
M, on the 18th day OF June 1889. the fol-
lowing described real estate. that Is to
say. Lot No. H. IN square No. q. in the
Eighth ward OF the city OF Wheeling. Ohio
county. West Virginia, Mt No. 1918 Wood
street. OF said city aforesaid, which prop
Michael Wagner, deceased, by Henry
Blschau and W!lhelm!nn Rischau. his
wife. by deed dated April q. 1867. and OF
record in the clerks office OF the county
cour, OF Ohio county. West Virginia
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-thirl OF tho purchase money cash
in hand. or so much more rs the pur-
chaser may elect to pay. on the day OF
sale. and tho balance In two equal In.
stallments, payable in four. and eight
months respectively from day OF sale,
with interest. and the title to thu prop
crty to be retained unt!l the whole pur-
chase money Is paid.
JOSEPH 4. ARELE,
Special Commissioner.
May 10, 1879.
I hereby certify that Joseph a. Ankle,
the above named special commissioner,
has given bond rs required By tho cour:
In said decree. with approved security.
C. II. HENNlNG,
Clerk OF tho Circuit Court for Ohio
County. West Virginia my2I-s
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Mn. y. KETCHAM. OF Pike City.
Cal. says: During my brothers Ia te
sickness from scIatlc Rheumatism,
Chambcrlaln's Pain Balm was the only
remedy that gave him any RELIEF
Many others have testified To the
prompt relief from pain which this In
iment affords. For sale br druggists.
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Federal Steel Divided.

NEW YORK, Juno lG.-rhc directors
OF the Federal Steel Company have de-
clarcd quarterly dividend Of AZ per
cent on thu preferred and III per cent
on the common stock.
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Possible,
BOWLING.

Last nights scores in the NIusce
League: Torn Moores. ISL. 1904, $50:
Rough Riders, $40, 70e, 73t.
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AZ washington RHE
washington 80 3O1-5 s 2
Baltimore 80 2 O @ 0l11 q II &


PITTSBURGH, Pa, June To-
johnny" OBricn. who has been play
lnE second base for the Baltimore team,
has been released to Pittsburgh, and
Is expected 10 don Its uniform to-mor-
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Earned runs: WasclI -. .: For; Wayne.
: .. Two-bhsc hits: pohhS. Miller :. F'letch-
cr, Guessc. BaseS on balls: BY Poole. 8
by Guessc. ,. StrarS out: By. Poole. /: b.
Gucsse !. Left en- hases: Wheeling, );
Fort Wayne, 3. Sacrifice hit: I.ytle. T!Inn
les. Umpire. ZtEran,.
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VIII be Hold ut GAINESVILLE.

COLUMBUS. O.. June lG.-Thc Ohio
Democratic central committee to-day
decided to hold the Democratic state
convention Mt GAINESVILLE. August l
md ..
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DooK PRINTING
ID illustrated Catalogues. plain or In
colors. Printing from lIalf-Tono
EnSrarinGs finely executed.
JOB PRINTING
Cards, Bill Heads. Circulars and nil
kinds OF Job WORT done ut rcasonr.
bic prices The best colors only used
In the printing of nil work..
THE lINTELLlGENCER
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
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Senerai Ioiices.
NOTICE
OF the Drawing FOR Redemp-
ton of Bonds of 1885 of
the City Of Wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given by the commits.
sloners OF the loan OF 1855 Of the city Of
Wheeling that on June $. 1881. pursuant
TO the requirements OF the ordinance OF
said city, passed May y. 1857 entitled. An
ordinance to provide for the issue and sale
OF bonds OF the city OF Wheeling, TO be
known us bonds of lSS5. and for the re.
v!dng for payment into the city treasury
Of certain amounts from the revenues OF
the gus and water works." the following
described bonds issued under the said or.
dlnance were duly determined by lot by
said commissioners for redemption and
payment on the first day OF July. 1895. TO.
wit:
No. eleven for. .........................S so
No. sorty-nlnc for. ..................... so
No. siNty-four Observation-Disclosures. EJ1
No. sevcnty-ninr for, Observation-Disclosures. so
No. one hundred and tweuty-seven
Tor .,.,,.,,,,,,..,,,.,,..,.,,, l.0oa
No. one hundred and forty-iivc for.... 1000
No. two hundred and eight fo:........ l.oe)
No. two hundred and forty force. l,CVO
No. two hundred and seventy-cight
Tor .-.............. ......... LOO
No. two hundred and ninety-thrcc for l,COJ
No. two hundred and ninety-oleht for 100
No, three hundred and twenty for.... 100
Said bonds VIII be redeemed and paid
ut the Bank Of the Ohio Valley. In
tor said first day OF July. 1872. and
said bonds 50 determlped vii cease to bear
interest from the last mentioned day and
date.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
J.. F.. SANDS.
Il. W. PETERSON.
jcl6 Commissioners OF the Loan OF 1856.
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Htedienk.

EADrEs, Chichcs,cr's English Pcnnyrcyal Pm,
u .p,noea p,sall, gre tho uent. St', I.i,M.:
Chichester Chemical Co., phllada,, ia.
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CURES GROUP. SORE THROAT,
pulmonary rOubles-Monnrch over
pain OF every sort. DR., Thomas Elcc-
trIC OIL
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canaries.

n ANARIES-Uo HARTZ MOUNTAIN
- Rollers. Males $500. Females zoe, at
HENRY UELMBRlGliT'S. corner Mar
xet and Sixth streets. myl1
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], G, TomlInson, agent PENNSYLVANIA
lines. No. Eleventh street. is agent Tor
the North German Lloyd. Cunard.
American, French. Anchor Red Star
and White Star lines. See him for low.
est rates. u
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PROPOSALS.
ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Proposals are invited for the erection OF
q Hospital Building NJ Steubenville. Ohio.
which can be seen at the office OF tho
glass works OF Gill Brothers & Co. Bids
Will be received for the entire work 10
be done, and also for the separate
be submitted on or before June 20. 1880,
with statement US to the time within
which the contractor will undertake TO
complete the work. The right TO reject
any and oil bids IS reserved. Address all
communications to
!. j. GILL. steubenvillc Ohio.
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!NTER,STATELEAG i t;
STANDING OF cLuHs.l

YESTERDAYS GAMES,
Fort Wayne. G: Wheeling. q q
Grand Rapids, IS; Mnnsilell,tf.
New Castle II: Toledo, ilG.
Dayton. Y: YOUNGSTOWN, Q.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Fort Wayne at Wheeling. Is
Grand Rapids ut Mansfield.
Youngstown at Dayton. NJ
New Castle at Toledo. ~
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TAINTED
2lale Nplp TAINTED.

cash FOR ACCEPTABLE IDEAS.
" State II patented THE PATENT
RECORD. Baltimore. Md. my3l'
+ G ALESSTEN-S00 a MONTH AND
all expenses guaranteed selling to mer-
chants Arctic Refriscrating Machine for
COOLING retriGcrators. guaranteed Is per
cent cheaper than icc. Exclusive terri
Tory assigned. ARCTIC REFRtGERA.
TING CO., Cincinnati, o. jel6'
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DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two.story brick and frnme addition.
west side OF Main street. 8 doors north
OF Eighth street. Only 1850 this week.
Large and desirable building sites In
Pleasant Valley, from TO acres OF
ground. Site cannot be beat for resi-
dcnce.
A fine and cheap building lot on Lind
a sa-foot BY, l2O-foot lot on Eighteenth
street. with brick dwelling on alley, A
rooms. #Efg- 81 2
This Is oil desirable property and an
Investment. art III tn
5O-foot by iV0-foot lot corner Thirty
fourth and ChaIllnc streets. part OF Al
hnmbra Rink and frnme dwelling. 0 rooms,
on 1t. will be offered cheap this week.
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Earned runs. Boston l. Batteries
Frazer and Mcfarland: Nichols ard
Bergen. Empires. Lynch and Con-
nelly. Time, 1:52.
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CYCLING.
BOXING.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

VIGOROUS MEASURES PREVENTED An
OUTBREAK N THE PHILIP
PINE CIIN

Manila. oct 15.-91o 4. m.-The authorities
were informed yesterday from trustworthy
sources that an outbreak in the poorer districts
Of Manila had been carefully planned for day
light on Sunday. It failed to occur. probably on
account Of the vigorous measures enforced.
Many natives Of the Tonds District left their
homes. taking their valuahles. All the small
shops which the guards usually forced 70 close
at $50 p. m. were shut sunset. \ general
feeling If uneasiness was apparent
The guards Of the city We're doubled and
strong force stationed at the slaughter house.
the centre Of unruly section. Two guns Of
the 9Th Artillery were stationed near by at
point commanding the native quarter The
commanders Of the reserve troops We're ordered
70 be prepared for call at daylight
Three native policemen have been arrested on
a charge OF plotting an uprising. The fact
that their comrades informed the authorities
Of their treachery indicates that the police force
is loyal.
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4 WOMAN SPY on BOARD

SIZE TRIED TO LAND IN VENFZI- Ella But
THE AUTHORITIES PREVENTED 1T.
J. W. Van Slooten second officer Of the Dutch
steamship Prnz Frederick Hendrix. which ar
rived here from Southern waters Yesterday.
tells Of close surveillance kept upon the vessel
when she stopped at Venezuelan ports. because
Of the presence on board of a woman spy said
20 be carrying letters to agents Of the revolu-
tionarv party The woman boarded the steam
ship at Trinidad. and the Venezuelan Govern
ment officials, having been Informed Of this sent
out orders that she should not DE permitted TO
land at any port in Venezuela The ship touched
at Carupano Cumano La Guayra and Porto
Cabeno. and at each Of these ports the woman
attempted to get ashore but she could not elude
the vigilance OF the Government officers.
"She was an energetic. determined old lady,
about sixty years DID," said Second officer Van
Slooten. and was continually questioning
everybody TO hnd out all about them. At Porto
Cabello there was the war vessel General
Crespo. with abou: five hundred men on board
She enticed a sailor onto ship and tried by
filing him UP WIKI wine 20 ind out something
about the Government forces and their move
rnents At this place she was especially anxious
10 get ashore.
I would ride on the back Of a shark to get
on land she said, and I almost believe she
would have tried to 90 ashore on plank II she
could have got one. We took her as far as
Curacao. where she left us"
Onicer Van Slooten said that there was con
siderable excitement In all the Venezuelan coast
towns over the insurrection. and there was
fighting in some. At Porto Cabello the streets
were barricaded. and there had been numerous
fights between the opposing forces. There We're
six thousand rebels around Caracas. At La
Guayra there was a Venezuelan man-of- war
bought from Italy. prepared for action.
AT Carupano." said officer Van Slooten, I'VE
gave the warship General CrespO fifteen tons Of
coal on condition that should receive twenty
tons for II at La Guayra When We got there
they gave us only fourteen tons. so we were
ton out bv the transaction. The woman spy left
rs AZ Curacao without paying for her passage
and when we went to search her trunk We found
il empty.
at Curacao We were told that there were
about forty men from United States man-of-
var in hospital there They had started In 10
do the town and the undertaking proved TOO
,,,ich for them There a water famine
there and they were selling water at II cents
q bucketful IT was said that the insurgents IN
Venezuela were getting the best Of II, but We
did not hear that President Andrade was going
20 fee. 10 this country.
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IHE VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT WILL
PROBABLY BE FORCED TO RE
TIRE FROM CARACAS

Caracas, oct. 15-Advices from Petare. ten
miles from Caracas, say the people have risen
against President Andrade. and Il crisis is immi-
nent here. The commander Of the Government
forces has betrayed the President and will
allow the revolutionary army to march upon
Caracas without q battle
President Andrade Will probably be forced to
retire. re-establishng his government at Mara
CaihO Puerto CahellO Tucacas has been
taken by the revolutionary forces
United States Minister Loomis recently made
long argument before President Anlrade urg-
ing suspension Of the law relative 10 foreign
insurance companies the enforcement Of which,
the Minister said would drive all such com
panies from Venezuela. The result of Mr..
Loomis's argument was that a suspension Of
the law was granted until March. when the
statutes VIII he amended by Congress. This
action saves $GOOOOOO worth Of business to
American COmpancS