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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16
REFLECTIONS or a BACHELOR.
The drearles, thing is wasted love.


The dsearlest thing Is wasted love.
II man has any k!nk In his c.,arac.
tor. It Will chow up IN tho way hd siiat.
hes pack OF cards.
n woman who psapsr'y appreciates
her husband never deareolatea her own
sex, ,.sr.
II the average woman didn't th,niI 90
much about what hor husband teiia i,sr
TO do, she would Have hersa!t Il int az
Ieod tine,
Women'a promises arc like p!eorus;-u
you can't tell What's underneath WITH
you btto into them.
In winter lingerie Is just plain under,
wear.
u man doesn't begin to love until HIS
passion becomes OF age.
Eve never meant TO eat the apple: sho
only wanted TO taste It.
The more woman studies finance the
surer she Is that nothing makes a thing
so clear as pattern.
Every one at Christmas gets wha. Ne
cossn't want and gives what he can't
afford. A
Half OF tho times when a woman soys
another Ia perfectly CHARMING" she
wants TO see the man she Is talking 10
thinks 50 too: the other half. she th!nls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16
Two ~ GRATEFUL, WOMEN
Restored TO Health by Lydia 3.
Z Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound.
.c.a Do Ny own we.X.-.
Mrs. p /: pAsE;nurr,

Mrs. PArRicK DAsEHY, ,5
d West .yyinsted, Conn, writes:
Y. DEAR Mrs. PiSKHAu:-It Is with
pleasure that 7 write to you Of the
benefit have derived from using your
wonderful Vegetable Compound. Twas
very III, suffered with female weak.
ness and displacement Of the womb. ID.
81 acknowledgement had to walk
the floor, i suffered so with pain in my
SIDE aud small OF my back. Was trou.
bled with bloating. and ut times would
faint away: had C. terrible pain in my
heart, q bad taste in my mouth all the
time and would yomit; butuow, thanks
to Mrs. Pinkham and her Vegetable
Compound, ] feel well and sleep we'll,
can do my work without feeling tired;
do not bloat or have any trouble
whatever. III: HIS
~ sincerely thank you for The good
adrlceyou gave me and for what your
medicine has done for ME-" FL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16
EPISCOPAL C0NYOCATI0N
or Central West Virginia-Contirma-
ton ola Large Glass OF Candidates
at CIarLsburs by Bishop Pctcrk!n.

ton ofa large Glass OF Candidates
at CIarksburs by Bishop Pctcrkin.
Local Notes. "a .
Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgencer,
CLAREtSBURG, w. Va. jan Ia
The Episcopal convocatIon OF Central
West Virginia, which has been In SEES
sion here. closed to-day with the con-
tirmatlon OF large class OF candidates
by Bishop peterl,in. Among those in
attendance were Rev. r. E. Swan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton. OF Buckhannon:
Rev. A. K. Fenton, OF Lorent2. Upshur
county; Rev. VIII. Rurkhart. Miss Sal
lie Rawlston and Miss Hester, or Wes-
ton: Bishop and Mrs. George ". Peter.
kin: Mrs. Small and Mrs. Bradeabaugh,
Of Parkershurg: Rev. John Amber. of
Grafton; Rev. r. E. Wlnecoft and Mrs.
ShultZ, OF Morgau;own. and Mrs. Joseph
Z. Sands. OF Fairinont.
A missionary meeting was Held and
able addresses were delivered by Rers.
A. X Fenton. John Amber. W. Fl.
Burkhart and Bishop Peterkin. During
the meeting q collection WAS taken up
for the purpose OF securing funds to
purchase horse for Rev. Fenton. The
call was generously responded to. more
than esouHh being realized, for the pur-
pose The presentation was made to
Mr.. Feat0n by the bishop. The meeting
OF the colvocatlon at this place has
aroused much interest among members
OF the denomination. The attendance
at oil the meetings has been large and
much profitable work has been accom-
p!ished. The visitors during their stay
In the city were hospitality entertained
by the members OF the local church,
The next meeting will be held in Nor
ga7town in April. ass
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage OF Miss Caroline Basssl,
daughter OF Hon. John Basel. Of tll!s
city, to DR.. Waldo Percy Goff, .son OF
Judge Nathan Goff, which will be SOL
emnized Wednesday evening. January
81. at O'Clock, at Christ Episcopal
church.
ChIcknsaw Tribe No. IS. Improved Or
de: OF Red Men, OF this city. has been
granted letters OF incorporation. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16

'try the remedy, and procured a box ut
the. Logan Drug company. L son felt
that they were having beneficial es-
feet. The first box did tne 50 mitch good
that I got another box and took It. I
was entirely cured otthe trouble. any
one experiencing any trouble or weak
ness OF theIE kidneys can make no t:als-
take by using Doan's Kidney Pills" y!
Doan's. Kidney Pills for sale By all
dealers. Price so cents. Matted bE- Fos-.
ter-Milburn Co... Buffalo, y. "; sole
agents for the United states. Remem-
Der the name Doan's and talte 40 sub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16

Baltimore, and the Union Trust Com
pany. OF New York, have filed In the
United States court here Il supplement-
al auxiliary cross bill In the case Of the
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company.
OF Baltimore; W.. the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, ct al. They ask
that the Baltimore & Ohio Company be
decreed to pay unto them for the hold
ers Of the bonds secured by the Sterling
mortgage OF 1872. the amount alleged to
be due under said mortgage and In de-
fault of such payment the Baltimore 4
Ohio Company be barred and forecloscd
of said mortgage promises or the sink
Ing fund, and that a sale OF the mort
gagged property and estate be ordered.
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1t VIII be the beginning OF our great ca
reer as Il nation.
5t"But the solution OF the problems
which confront us Is not with the Prest-
dent. When the treaty Is ratified no
policy can be adopted without the sane
lion Of Congress. And the whole Amer
lean people will determine through their
representatives what relations We shall
sustain 10 the Philippines.
"Shall we hold the sovereignty in
trust for their people. rs we will do In
Cuba, or shall we. with their consent.
establish protectorate over them. or
govern them, as We Will In the island OF
Porto Rico? -E's
"All these Important questions will
properly come UP for determination af-
ter the ratification OF the treaty. will
not entertain the fear that the Ameri-
can people will not stand by the pr-in-i
cipies OF the constitution and the dtcia-
ration that they will not curb the am
billion OF territorlay ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
exhibit to the world an example OF
moderation. justice and self-restraint
that will be worth 10 US In moral
strength more than all the Islands OF
the SeaS" ga-gt-5. g. --l6. -
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"cannot Praise It Enough"
Miss GEnTTE DuHKlS. -

Y Franklin, Neb., writes:
! suffered for some time with pain
full and irregular menstruation, falling
Of the womb and pain in the back. I
tried physicians, but found no relief.
Twas ut last persuaded to try Lydia
r. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound,
and cannot praise it enough for what
It has done for me-. feel like o new
person, and would not part with your
medicine. 7 have recommended it 10
sereral Of my friends"
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INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Jan. 13.-Btsh-
op Francis silas Chatard, of the diocese
OF indianapolis, who was stricken with
paralysis YESTERDAYS afternoon. Is re-
ported to be dying this afternoon. He
has been bishop for thirty years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16
Ask Payment or Il. &, o.

!! COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. 1S.-Georgei
c. jerks and James Bold, of Balti-.
more, and George F. Crane. of New
York; William KeyserS and William Z.
Burns. surviving trustees. the SIercan-
tile Trust and Deposit Company. or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
u cough or cold at once, Don't ner.
lect your cough. 1t may give YOU SER
Iolls trouble -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16

pr. Bills Cough Syrnp Is the peo-
PIES remedy. II will cure the worst
cough or cold when other medicines
have failed. ST..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16

It will be the beginning Of our great ca
reer Us Il nation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16

Elm the first place..I want 10 say 10
YOU that was my pleasure, as well as
what I conceived to be my duty, to en-
K deavor, to, carry out this Instruction, 30
given TO us as n nation. and
worthy Of the high civilization OF which
I'VE profess to be leaders.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
AFFAIRS CLEVELAND.
TIE CITY EcGINNlNG TO RESiME
Oi-D-TlAlE APPEARANCE.
d,y Telegraph to virainian-pnot,

Cleveland. o.. July 2S-Siowly ana
surely Law ana order are ,riumphing
over lawlossncss ana disorder. and the
ciiy is beginning to resume it's old-limc
appearance. r1-day the street ears
were wen plironizcd. especially dur
ing the bliv-t-+- ii II
evening. This is said to be the best In
dication that Tie government is Win
ming in the struggle.
Mayor Farley is we'll pleased with the
situation. but he has no; RELAXED his
Vigilance one whit. and viii not until
the last vestigc OF disorder is wiped
away. The Mayor and Adjutant Gen
r!li ANlinc are at present involved in
u controversy over what the troop,
shall do ana what they shall not do.
Thr Adjutant General Is of the opinion
that Ihc duiy al the National Guard is
merely 10 put down rioting and not 10
do police duty. Whatever the duty of
the National Guard may be. Mayor
Farley holds that the troops are under
ms authority, ana that incy VIII re-
main here until he feels that they can
ne dispensed with. The responsibility
al preserving the order of the city rests
upon the shoulders Of the Mavor. he
says. and he proposes to see that his
plans are not interfored with by any
one. He declares that ne is 10 be tho
judge as TO when the troops are NOT
wanted
1t said at the city hall that there are
quite a number Of the recent employees
OF the street railway company VINO
would 80 back To work if permitted.
but that They are hindcred by threats
from some II tho more radical cm-
ploycs and the leaders of the strike.
y car running from Euclid Beach
lark was blown up by dynamite about
IL o'clock to-nich,. The explosion oc-
CURED a short distance north of the
Lake shore Railroad. about two miles
east oi The city limits. The front truck
was demolished ana the floor of the
car shattered. There were no passen-
gers on board ana the motorman ana
conductor escaped without injury.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
MARTIN TAKES
POSSESSION
Moves Headquarters From Hotel to
State Library Building.
MN. PATTESOM'S VICTORY
Especial to virsinian-rIlot)

Richmond. Va. July eS.-The defeat
which the Martin mch underwent yes
terday in the Democratic primary FOR
the selection of five candidates FOR the
General Assembly was the topic In po-
litical circles to-day to the exclusion
of every other. Every other candidate
elected had declared for Senator Martin
save MIR :. :. L. Patteson. Last week
several members OF the City Commit
tee. which is overwhelmingly for Mr..
Martin. waited upon MIR. patteson at
his office and informed him that UNI
less he declared for Martin he would be
defeated. Naturally this aroused MIR.
Pattcson. He went to work. lie
smashed the slate. Mr.. y. c. Hartman
was slated by Mr.. Martin as one of the
five TO be elected. Mr.. Hartman is a
kinsman OF State Treasurer Hartman, of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
SPANISH GENERALS ON TRIAL.
OURT-MARTIAL or OFFICERS
Fol; SURREN DERlNC SAN
TIA(iO


Madrid. July 2S.-Thc trial of Generals
Torai and liarcga and others for sur
rendering Santiago de Cuba will begin
on Monday before a supreme court
martial. and is expected To occupy six
or seven sittinss of the court. 1t is
stated thai General Blanco, who was
Governor General of Cuba during tho
late war. has signed a deposition To the
effect that he gave General Toral per-
mission 10 surrender all Of the district
under his command. with the exception
OF Manznnllo. The defense also relies
upon telegram from General Linaree.
General Toral's predecessor. which was
sent after General Iinares had been
wounded, appealing to the nation to say
II the troops at Santiago had not main
tanned the honor Of the army intact. and
adding:
II 1t is necessary that u sacrifice be
made and that some one must assume
responsibility for the events forcsoen
and torctold in my dispatches. | offer
myself. In loyalty and for the good of
my country. no matter what the out
come. Will assume the responsibility
OF signing the surrender"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
EInytinn. wnnt Amoricam protcc,,r-

(By Telegraph TO Virginln-Pilot)
Kingston. Jamaica. July 2S.-Private
adviccs received by mail from Hayti
state that the conference between the
llayticn Minister Of Finance and the
creditors of the nation on Tuesday. tho
latter refused to accept the proposals
Tor consolidation of tho interior debt
because they had dcspaircd of accom-
pushing IL permanent basis OF financial
prosperity under present conditions. 1t
is added that the creditors have de-
tcrmincd TO aSltate for an American
protcctorate TO which end they arc
willing to drive the country into hope
less bankruptcy and invite the neccs-
sary American capital to oxtricatc the
country from its cmbarrassmcnts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
SENATOR MARTIN.
HE MAKES \ STATEMENT THAT
CONTAINS BUT LITTLE.
(By telegraph to Virginian-Pnot1


Richmond, Va, July Ex-senator
Martin late tonight gave out n state
mcnt replying to the attack made upon
him by Hon. William n. Jones. at
Houston. Halifax county. last Monday.
Regarding the charge that he was not
in the battle OF New Market, he SAYS
he was sick at the institute at the time.
but served With the cadets around
Richmond. He says he was never an
agent for an individual or corporation
before the Legislature. lie was coun-
sci for the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road before being elected 10 the Senate
and then resigned. lie never told Mr..
Jones. he declares, that he was opposed
TO the election OF Senators by the peo-
pie. He says he will vote for submit
insssc-to.tisa- t,,,.
constitution providing for popular cleo
ton of Senators.
Senator Martin goes into detail show
ing that he did not dodge the vote on
the war revenue bill. and is very en-
phatic. He says nothing regarding his
alleged votes against free coinage. and
nothing as to how he voted on former
bills in tho Senate touching popular
choice of Senators.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
Iaintto Nicnrn-nn.

N'y Telegraph to Virginian -PilotO
Washington. July est. s. Minister
Merry was to-day instructed to repre-
sent to The Government OF Nicaragua
that in the opinion Of the State De-
partment the $4,000 collected by General
iorres from the American merchants
IN Rluefields should be returned to
them. The merchants were required 10
pay ;his amount OF money on goods
that had previously been assessed by
me revolutionary party while the lat
Ter was IN control at BiueGolds. Our
government objected 10 this double coll
lection and the money was placed with
the british consul al Blucficlds await
ing the decision Of the legality of the
last collection
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
THE COTTON RATE.
GEORGIA RAILROAD COMMISSION
MAKES NO CHANGE.
(By Telegraph to virginian-pIlot =

Atlanta, Ga. July 2S.-Thc cotton rate
nearing, which closed tonight before
the Georgia State Railroad Comrnise
slon' resulted in a failure to make anv
change in the cotton rates for the nress
ent season.
Members OF the commission basa w..
tended to make IL reduction for tnr
benefit of the farmers. The plea OF TIN
roads was that If the farmers were noS
prosperous, it was not the duty OF the
ra!iroads to take from themselves Ia
ines within the State lead in inc a.
position TO a. reduction. They claim thaas
each year Il deficit occurred, which mad
10 be met by the individual stoSsS
holders and IL tho cut was made txS
dition. SouS
.,a The e, commits postponed any mos
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
FOUR WERE HANGED.
ON THE SAME, SCAFFOLD IN BAL
TiMOkE.
tBy Telegraph to virginian-Pnot)

tSy Telegraph To Virgnian- Pilot)
Baltimore. Md, July 2S.-Upon one
scaffold and simultaneously four ne
groes were, ut GAS Il. III. to-day, usher
ed into eternity in the Baltimore city
Jail yard. Three OF the men, Cornelius
Gardner, John Myers and Charles
James. paid With their lives for assault
Ing Annie Bailey. Il iS-ycar-old ne
sress. while Joseph Bryan, the fourth
member of the quaitettc. killed Mary
Pack, Il. neSress with whom he had
lived.
a fifth negro. Daniel Rodgers. con-
victed of killing his brother-in-law.
Charles Lewis. was 10 have occupied
the same scaffold. but his sentence was
committed TO life Imprisonment by Gov
ernor Lowndes.
The nccks of James, Myers ana Bryan
We're broken by the fall and they died
almost instantly. Gamers cap became
dlsarrangcd i'll the fall. and his con-
toried face was visible 10 the spectators.
He was apparently conscious about one
moment after which he slowly stran-
gled. This accident. which was entire
~ unavoidablc. was the only feature
to MARI the otherwise perfect exccu-
ton.
The remains Of the four men were
turned over To undertakcrs to he bur
led at the direction of the families OF
the dead men.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
voLcANicgRuPrloN CONTINUES
MOLTEN ROCKS AS LARGE AS
HORSES BELCHED FORTH.
Dy Telegraph to Virginlan- pi!otD

(By Telegraph to Virginian- pi!ot)
Honolulu. July u, Via san Francisco,
July 9S.-rhe volcanic cruptions OF
Mauna Loa is still in fun blast. The
lava flow is apparently filing up the
table land near the llumuula sheep
ranch. IIilo and the whole island Of Ha-
wall are evolved in smoke. Vessels en-
counter dense clouds of smoke hundreds
OF miles out at sea, and navisators are
seriously Inconvenience. l\ilauea is
also smoking freely and the indications
are that this volcano Will soon be in ac-
tive eruptions.
Frank Davoy has returned from Il
visit 10 the volcano He says there is
a series OF eight craters. Five of them
were dead. but appeared to have been
active quite recently. One of the others
VAS belch!ng forth smoke and fire and
molten rocks OF great size. According
to Davey the rocks We're as big as
horses and wen. 10 Il great height.
1t took pavey and his party 10 hours
to ascend the mountain from the active
crater Ia summit where their horses
We're left. Two men became deiirious
on the way for want OF water. All
around the top of the mountain it was
cold. At the crater II was very hot.
J. 5. Spratt was caught on u knoll
high up on Mauna Loa on two sides OF
which the lava was flowing. The sun
was nearly down. He did not know
which way to go and spent the night
there as a desperate chance, az he
thought, OF life. He sat up all night
and watched the lava flow. When tha
fumes We're blowing his way he lay
down on his face to keep from suffocat-
ing. Next morning he found his way
ont
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29

i;ockbridgo. who IS warm Martin
man. though the people of his county
are overwhelmingly for any man 10
beat Mr.. Martin. or course. Scnl.or
Martins influence was excrted to ne
utmost u pull his friend through.
Every possible method was used to de-
feat Nj. lattoson. lie beat Mr.
Martins man by % votes.
MIR. MARTIN WOULDN'T TALK.
Senator Martin would not discuss the
victory OF Mi. Paterson to-day. \
member of the city Committee. ana !,
warm friend Of Senator Martin. stated
10 the Nlrglnian Eliot correspondent to-
day that Mr.. Pattceon's victory was the
most brilliant won in Richmond in
years. II has already started a CON
grossional boom for MIR. Pattcson
People came la his Office by scores to-
day 10 congratulate him.
y DEDUCTION.
out of all the ante ana post-primarv
talk, facts and spcculations. | am cua
blcd - make one deduction: Had the
City Committee allowed the primary to
be held in september As usual. ana thus
given Governor Tyler opportunity to
nave gotten three or four good candi-
dates in the field, Mr.. Martin would not
have captured more than three. possl
bly, two. of the five candidates. From
what have been able to learn through
conversation with three prominent poll
ticians of Norfolk. the sentiment in that
city is practically the same as in Rich
mond.
CHANGED HEADQUARTERS.
senator Martin has changed his
headquarters. lie has ali along direct
ed his campaign from Murphy's or the
Westmoreland Club. but to-day he oc-
cupied the Office OF the Railroad Com
missioner in the state Library build
ms. Mr.. T.. G. Akcrs, secretary to the
commissioner. had TO move out of the
main oiiice which he usually occupies,
and did his work in Commissioner
HilFs private Office. the door OF which
was Kept open TO prevent callers going
10 the other door which opens into the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
NEGRO POSTMASTER.
MKINLEY APPOINTS ONE FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA TOWN.

'5y Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Columbia. :. c.. July 2S.-The people
OF Florence are indignant over the APP
pointment Of negro postmaster. The
city Council and Board of Trade want
his removed.
Senator McLaurin will on;reat Presi-
dent Mckinley 10 change his appoint
ment.
Postmaster in question is Rev. Joshua
+. wilson. He was first appointed by
President Harrison ana was re-appoint-
cd by President Mckinley last year, but
the appointment Was held up un;il a
short time ago.
Florence is near Lake City. where
Postmaster Baker was killed last year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
JUSTICE CHAMBERS TALKS.

JUSTICE CHAMBERS TALKS.
San Francisco. July 2S.-Chicf Justice
Chambers arrived here to-day from
:Npia. In Speaking Of affairs in Samoa
he said:
with respect to the future can say
little. In It's work the commission has
enceavorcd to eliminate from the origi-
MAJ arranSemcnt ali OF the features that
nave appeared faulty or weak. Those
sections have simply been struck out.
leaving nothing in their places. What
VIII rob the whole document of proper
effectiveness is the iripartitc treaty
under which it will have to operate. |
am sure no government in Samoa will
succeed under such an arrangement.
The sooner the powers see this and
formulate some correction, the better
for all conccrnch."
Judge Chambers said he had finished
UP All OF the cases To como before the
court this summer. The commission is
empowered TO appoint IL chief Justice
al interim 10 act in case ANYTHING arises,
before a permanent appointments is
made. Up To the time Justice Cham
hers left, the commission had not de-
cided who the new man would be.