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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-14

LOST-A good bargain by not buying your
shoes for next 80 days from d. B. Luster,
217 10Th ST.. and failing to get 10 per cent.
reduction. 81 wed fri sun W
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WANTED-A young man stenographer and
typewriter; apply by letter Room pol,
Chalifoux building.
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LOST-Cleveland '9S model bicycle No.
144,154 Liberal reward paid on return
to Louis V. Clark & Co. II st
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VALUABLE coal and farming lands for
sale by c. C. Vandegrift, of Montevallo,
Ala. 6-2-1 mo.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-My completely furnished st.
Clair Springs home. A. s. VanDegrift, at
Birmingham Dry Goods Co.
4-2-Sat- Wed-tf.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS AND BONDS
H F. WILSON & CO. buy and sell, on
commission, stocks, bonds, business notes
and negotiate loans on real estate at 6
per cent. 1921 LIST avenue. 6-4-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
We are prepared to negotiate five year
loans on central business property in Bir-
mingham at low rates. Correspondence
invited BAKER & HOLLEMAN,
6 s lot Gould Building Atlanta, Ca
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MISOELL ANGUS

-----~---------~~~~O@ -~-----~~~~~--~~-~-~-~--
THE residents of the North and South
Highlands are notified that the electric
current, which formerly ran at night
only, is now on day and night for the
accommodation of those who wish to
use fans and lights For particulars tele-
phone 957 or call at office, corner Powell
avenue and Nineteenth street. Console
aated Electric Light Co 63t If
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THE residents of the North and South
Highlands are notified that the electric
current, which formerly ran at night
only, is now on day and night for the
accommodation of those who wish to
use fans and lights. For particulars tele-
phone 957 or call at office, corner Powell
avenue and Nineteenth street Consoli-
dated Electric Light Co. 63 tt
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PERSONAL

DON'T forget that you can buy shoes
cheaper from D. B. Luster, 217 18th St.,
than any where else in the city. He is
giving 10 per cent reduction for thirty
DAYS wed fri sun "
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FOR SALE-One 3-foot oval show case; one
S-foot oval show case; one 6-foot square
show case: two 16-foot counters. Roberts
& Son, 1909 I'd avenue. 6-11-3t
ROLL TOP DESK for SALE A. r. Dear
born. 6-6-tf
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FOR SALE-A great bargain splendid 2
story. Groom house; fine corner lot 50x
200; modern plumbing; first-class condi-
ton; good as new; best location South
Highlands; price. $500; terms 500 cash,
and $500 annually. Call today. 1t will pay
you. B. F. Eborn, 1O6 21st st. Phone 800.
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WANTED-1,0O COO people to wear shoes. 10
per cent. reduction for 80 days. d. B.
Luster, 217 18th st. wed fri sun W
.WANTED-To do your electrical work; old
est electricians in Birmingham; prices rea-
sonabie. Excelsior Electric Co.. 1903 I'd
avenue. Phone 10. B-19-f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-14
ANOTHER UPRISING
Provoked by Spanish Avaricc and
Misrule
ON THE ISLAND OF PALAWAN.
Tho Insurgcnt Moros Murders the
Spanish Governor and his Assist
ants-Church and Other Spanish
Buildings 1'urncd-The Insurgents
Retreat Into the Hills Taking With
Them Men, Women and Children
as Prisoners.

TACOMA, WASH, March 13.-Advices
BY the steamship Victoria from the
Orient state that Spanish avarlce and
misrule have again stirred up rebellion.
The insurgent Moros of Palawan Island,
one of the insurgent group north OF
Borneo, murdered the Spanish governor
Of Palawan, residing at Port Royal and
Killed his assistants. His head was
severed from his body, and carried back
Into the hills to incitc rebellion among
the natives, who had previously feared
Spain's power. A church and other
Spanish buildings were burned, after
which the rebellious Moros retrented to
the hills Of Palawan. carrying with
them several dozen men, women and
children, all Spaniards. as prisoners.
This news comes from Singapore,
where 1t was cablcd from Lubuan, cap
ital OF British North Borneo. 1t was
brought there by the British steamship
Labuan, whose master, Captain Pfort.
learned that onerous taxes and other
burdens imposed by the, Spanish had
caused the natives to strike blow for
freedom.
He also found that the Spanish mail
steamship, which called at Port Royal
after the massacre. did nothing except
TO make inquiries. Pfort brought away
the governors wife and several other
women and chlidren. u nrIeat and
twelve soldiers, who We're landed at
Sandakan,
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these articles. The figures for Fehru-
airy. 1895. arc So. 0O9,5Sf. about six mill
ion dollars greater than those of the
month just ended.
This slight reduction In February,
1899, as compared with the correspond.
ing month Of 1898. does not indicate an
actual reduction In exports. but merely
a slightly lowe" price for some OF the
leading articles exported. Wheat cX-
ports. for Instance. In February, 1899.
are nearly ten million bushels, against
seven million bushels In the cores
pond!ng month OF 1898, while :he value
Is given at $7,355.3gg, against sG,i3i, 028
In the corresponding month of last
year The exports Of wheat In the
eight months ending with February.
1899, amount to loS.S07, 500 bushels.
against 1Ol. 1862 bushels In the cor
responding months of. last year, while
the value Is but sSl.173.oio. against
500. 49,. dGG In the corresponding months
OF last year.
The exports Of corn In the eight
months ending with February 1889,
amoun, ~ 1ll,Sli,73S bushels, against
100. 55T,963 bushels in the corresponding
eight months Of last year, n slight re-
auction In quantity. though the value Of
the corn exports for the eight months
ending with February, 1899. is Si%.il6,-
10. against Sil.09G,3jG for the slightly
larger, quantity exported In the cores
pOnding eight months OF 1898.
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wavERLY, y. Y, March IA hold
up In true western bandit style, occur
rcd here about . O'Clock this morning.
At that hour eleven masked and armed
men entered the power house OF the
Waverly. Sayrc and Athens Traction
Company. and ordering the three en-
ploycs TO hold up their hands. bound
them securely and placed them In an
empty car. where the workmcn were
uccurcd BY ropes around their necks at
tachcd 10 the handle bar above them
Then, leaving one man to guard them.
the robbers blew open the three safes In
the Office and secured sl7j in cash.
Nothing bot money wag taken, About
o'clOcl; one OF them succeeded In free
Ing his hands aud all the iucn were cut
loose. Tho police were summoned, but
there IL 10 clue.
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Baltimore American: Replies received
Mt Maryland Agricultural College from
all the prominent peach growers In the
state indicate that even the hardest
varieties OF the fruit were unable to
withstand the recent cold. Prof. John
Hon. Of the college. has sectioned many
thousand buds during the last week,
and found al dead. The loss will be
greatest along the Blue Ridge belt,
where many thousand young trees were
Just coming into bearing this year for
the first time. IN addition to the older
orchards, all OF which were we'll set with
fruit buds. Some reports from the
eastern shore Indicate that there mny
be n slight sprinklng OF fruit yet, All
OF the buds examined are Injured be-
You'd recovery. II IL yet too early to
say what effect the freeze win have
upon the trees.
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WE PUBLISH THE STORY
OfAnother Wonderful Cure Of Kid
ncy Backachc for the Benefit OF
Wheeling PcOple,

wheeling Pcople.
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids receive the
highest possible praise from an Elk
hart. Indiana, business man. If Nor
rows kid-ne-oids were not n worthy
remedy, or the remedy we claim them to
be, 1t would be impossible to get peo-
pie living In Elkhart to praise them.
Geo. Towman. the barber at Main and
Franklin streets, has much to say for
them. and stronger language could not
be used. Here Is what he says, word
for word: Il doubt very much IL there
are many people living who have suf-
fered worse with kidney complaint, and
lived than l have. My condition had
gradually been growing worse for
years. notwithstanding the fact that I
have used much patent medicine as
well as being treated by physicians,
which has cost me lots Of money. Only
two months ago I paid large doctor
bill for which I had received not one
particle of benefit. My condition has
been 80 bad at times that have had to
quit work for week or more. The
pain through the small OF my back was
so intense that 1t seemed to me as IL
were dying by inches. This condition
made me so nervous that by spells
was unable to hold razor steady. The
hiuiiSs ocSicliolS were IlBnly QlScOl-
ored and accompanied by scaldlng
pain in Its passage. This showed an
excesslveness OF uric acid. No one
could blame me for being completely
discouraged. had begun TO believe
that my condition was hopeless one
until hope took the place OF despair
through reading the many cures affect
cd by Morrows Kid-ne-oids. could
no more than fail (Which l had been
doing right along. although taking
treatment from physicians and paying
doctor biiis) If gave the Kid-ne-o,ds a
trial. bought two boxes to start with,
1t seems almost incredible when say
began to feel better in twcnty-four
hours. but such was the case. inside
OF week my condition was more i'm
proved than 1t had been for years from
otner treatment To-day. my back
ache has entirely disappeared, my
nerves have grown steady and strong
and l am perfectly free from urinary
disturbances Notwithstanding the fact
that I work hard all day. l am so
clated over my present healthful condi-
tion that / suppose l have told and rec
commended kid-nc-oids to over thirty
OF my customers. ! make this state
ment for publication with the hope that
those who read 1t will not delay one
moment. but stop their suffering by us
Ing kid-nc-oids ut once, for positively
believe them to be the only sure cure
for this complaint to be had"
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Vaccination Marks.

Louisville Commercials: Genial Jim
Camp was much disgusted man at the
opera house Thursday night. There
was Zclic de Lussan trIlling haunting
little gypsy melodies rs II she were in
dcd OF the Romany race. and yet the
biz audience treated her with Il silence
that was appalling. That was the case
at first
or course they awoic. and after they
recovered from their sclf-consciousncss
gave the great singer and actress the
plaudits she richly mcrlted. But this
Incident occurred during the period OF
silence.
Did you ever see such an nudicnce?"
exclaimed Jim, fretfully; they don't
seem to like her work"
"Oh. no. that isn't So" said n bright
girl sitting next to him. 1.-THE men can't
applaud because they have been vac
cinated. and the women can't stamp
their dainty feet for the same reason"
Jim relapsed into grim silence,
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OIL DEVELOPMENT
Scheme at Clarksburg-A Syndicate

Scheme ut Clarksburg-AS Syndicate
Leasing Land About the Town.
New Organ for Episcopal Church.
Special Dispatch to the Intcllgencer.
HARRISBURG, W. Va, March IA
big local oil development scheme Is on
foot here. A syndicate OF capitalists
has been organized and are leasing all
the land about Cla:ksburg, and several
test wells will be put down in the near
future. Developments In the jarvis
vile field are gradually working this
way and there are at present good pro-
ducers within only few miles Of
town. Cla-ksburg capitalists want to
get In the push and 1t is with the hope
OF making Clarlssburg an oil centre that
the scheme for development will at
once be put into execution by our local
business men. Fourteen new locations
for wells in the Jarvlsvllle field were
made last week by the South Penn
company, four on the Payne farm,
three on Stout's, two on Hurst's, five
on Matheney's, and FultZ's, one on
Barnetts and one on Maxwells, the
last location being within four miles OF
Clarksburg.
Representatives OF the McGuffey OIL
and Gas Company, OF Pittsburgh. have
been busy for the past week, running n
line OF levels on Limestone and Davis
sons run, with View OF locating wells
upon the nlneteen-hundred acres OF
land held by that company. 1t is re-
ported that operations will begin at
once and that they will give the field n
thorough test. This territory Is only six
miles west OF Clarksburg and it Is q
short distance east Of the present de-
velopments. Should they succeed in
finding oil. no doubt other wells will at
once be put down still further east, and
It Is not unlikely that CIarksburg may
yet blossom into a booming petroleum
centre.
The city Democratic executive COM
mittee have Issued call for ward
meetings to be held Tuesday night, to
send delegates to the city convention,
which will be held at the court house,
Wednesday night.
The contract was let for the Episcopal
church new pipe organ Saturday to
Midmcr & Sons, Brooklyn, N. Y. the
contract price being $1,000. The organ
ls to be completed and In position by
the first Of Mag. Fifteen representa-
lives OF organ manufacturers wero pres
ent, looking after the contract.
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have sent out n body OF raiders into
Honan to secure ammunition. The tcle
graph lines in north Anhui have been
cut. and the imperial troops are gradu
ally being hcmmed in. The latter
have rcoccupied but not captured Ku-
yang. Five hundred rebels and many
soldiers were killed In the battle in
North Kiangsu between the rebels and
the combined forces Of Generals Kno.
WI and Liu. Several. rebel leaders
were taken. but the main body Of the
rebels escaped. and started for Anhu!.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The State OF West Virginia,
Ohio County, SIS:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. March Rules, 1899.
Mary Fitzs!mmons. James Fitzsimmon.
her husband; Bridget Lantry. -.
Lantry. her husband; Catherine Crib
ben and Alex. Gribben. her husband; VI
N. Gibney, Eda l. Glbney, Madalins
Gibney. Mary Alice Gioney. Catherine
Gibney. Florence Gibney. Rosemary
Oshc. Ignatius Oshc. Carl oshe, Eda
Oshe and Charles Oshe-ln Chanccry
The object OF this suit Is 10 partition
among the heirs at law OF Mary GlontH
deceased, the following described real e.
tate situate In the city OF Wheeling. IN
the county OF Ohio and state Of West w.
Glnia- that Is TO say: That part o. lo'
No. l57 fronting on Zane street NOV sew
enteenth street, fifteen feet, commencing
ut James Fltzsimmons line and runn!hs
thence wcstwardly to Seventh street mo"
Jacob street.. and running from zane
street to ubezArthur McGinnts line, u.s.
lance OF fifiyfcet, together with the tehe,
ment house situate thereon. being part o.
the lot or parcel OF ground heretofore con
veyed by ByfRm d. Powell and Mary a;
Powell. his wife. 10 Mary Gihney by deea
dated the l7th day of August, 1876. ana ~,
herited by the plaintiffs and detenaah!!ss
above named as heirs at law OF the sAia
Mary Gibney, deceased. a,,,
And 1t appearing from an affidavit MY
In said cause. at these rules. that the ge'
PENDANTS. Eda Gibney. Margare, A. Gg.
ney. Rose NJ. Gibnoy. Eda |. Gibney MAJ,
line Gibncy. Mary Alice Gibncy, CathSIin'
Gibncy. Florence Gibney. Rosemary osnej;
Ignatius Oshc, Carl Oshc. Eda OsFe az.
Charles Oshc. are not residents OF .no
state OF West Virginia, and they no. na ,,
irg been served with process In saiu Su..'
on motion Of, the compliments by hos.
ard & Handlan and T. S. Riley. th&f a"
torncys. this order OF publication Is EN-
tered against them, and It Is ordered 1snf
the said defendants, above named. PC a., ra
they are required to appear within u,e
month after the date OF the first puom..,
ton of this order and do what Is H1 ,, /,
sary to protect their interests ,h'
further ordered that this order DC p"'
lishcd and posted as required by ia%' o,-
Witness, c. H. llcnninE. CLERK q aid
said court, at the court house, o. VII
county, this 9Th day Of March. ls!' 'o'"''
March Rules, 1899. c,s,s
C. II. HENNlNG, Ci tias
Published the first time March :, c;,.rr
Attest: ------ c. II. HENNlNti, I.e ~.
Howard & Handlan and T. S RiIsy: ~, ~
t0rneys for Complnlnnnts: ~. =.
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Through n Hostile Country

! TACOMA. Wash, March 13.-Dr. Fut-
terer. OF Karlsruhe. and DR.. Holterer,
OF Lorraine, Baden. have arrived n.
Shanghai. after an exciting fifteen
months trip through Siberia, Thibct
and Northern China. Scientific expOr-
atoms in Thlbet and along the yellow
river were the purposes OF the Journey.
Throughout Tibet the natives were
hostile. The explorers had an exciting
encounter with bandits. and at another
time We're given poisoned milk. They
secured valuable scientific data and col
iections.
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Chincse Rebels Yictorious

TACOMA, WASH. March 1s.-The
steamship Victoria brings news from
Nankin that 10000 Chinese rebels have
crossed the Aahui borders into Honan,
there Joining the rebels, their combined
forces numbering over oo.G9a. Thus COM
bined. they marched against and cap
tcred Shouchun, the second clty Of the
Arhui province. badly defeating Gen
eral kuo]and the imperial forces. They
secured large quantities OF arms arc;
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FEBRUARY EXPORTS
Largest in the History orTradc With
Single Execution.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 10
February exports are likely TO prove
the largest of any February in the his
tory of our export trade. with the sin
gle exception OF tina. OF 1895 The pre-
nminary statement OF the exports OF
oreaGstuffs, provisions. cotton and min
eral oils, issued by the bureau OF sta
tistics. gives the total O, those articles
ut S55,9S9.S9i. against Si9,Si3, sos In Feb
rrlry. 1897. s5e,1l+.373 in February. 1896.
while with the single exception Of 1898
no February shows as large exports OF
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntclligencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, March 49,
The damage suit of Martha Bragg
against Wendell Slender, for $1,000
damages, alleged by the plaintiff to
have been inflicted by an attempted as
sault upon her person, was begun in
Judge DoolIttle's court this afternoon.
Judge w. w. Marcum and Campbell,
Holt and Campbell represent the
plaintiff, and Williams. Scott and Low
cit, and Harvey. Wyatt and Hutchln-
son are for the defense. The case Is
one Of the most interesting that has
been tried here lately.
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His Estimate Of Changer.

Boston Pilot: 1t was not Artcmus
Ward of whom such n remark was
made. but 1t was Artcmus Ward himself
who sald: Some kind person has sent
me Chawcer's poems. Mr.. c. had tai
ent. but he couldn't spell. No man
has right to be library onlcss he knows
how to spel. 1t Is pity that Chawccr,
who had sencyus. was 20 unedIcatcd.
He's the wuss speller know Of"
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stricken over the work of gang Of
lncendiaries. Gu Saturday they set fire
to valuable property, causing loss of
$4,000. and early this morning they
fired the large public school building.
The building was entirely destroyed. to-
gether with two dwellings. Loss, $685.
900. insurance. $4,000.
Eleven teachers were employed in the
building. and six hundred children IRE
without school accommodations. A
mass meeting Of citizens has been call
ed to take action. r :
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the forenoon Lord Archibald Douglass.
who has been out In the northwest Of
Canada as q missionary. held relig-
ious service on deck. He Is q Roman
Catholic clergyman, but the service So
vorcd OF no sect. and the passengers
and crew. representing Protestants and
Catholics. Gentiles and Jews, reverent-
ly Joined in the deyo,Ions,"
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CHARLESON, 5, c., March l2,-The
grand jury to-day began an invcstigG-
ton into the killing Of Thomas pinck-
neg, jr. The verdict OF the Coroner's
jury that Pinckney was killed by per-
sons unknown" has not met With APP
prevail. PInckney was killed about three
weeks ago, Just after he had left the
ho,isc Of young lady. With whom he
had spent the evening. He was shot
near her door.
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RALEIGH. n. c., March l3.-Dr.
William Lewis. secretary of the statc
board OF health. says smallpox Ia stead
ny Increasing In North Carolina. Ho
reports the disease prevalent In acven-
teen counties and u letter from Burllng-
ton, forty miles from here. states that
there are cloVcn Cnses thCre.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intcll!Iencer.
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, March 49,
Mrs. Louisa J. Robinson, proprietress
OF the McConnville Hotel, and former
resident OF Martins Ferry and Wheel
Ing. made an assignment this evening
to P. P. Lewis. Assets. $1,000: llabili-
ties, 81. COO.
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Disastrous Hurricane.

BRISBANE, Queensland, March f3.-
A search steamer, which has just re-
turned here from Cooktown. on the En-
dcavor river. this colony. reports that
three sch0oncrs and eighty luggcrs
were lost, and that four hundred col
orcd persons and eleven whites were
drowned during the recent hurricane
that swept the northeast coast OF
q LIZ ils La nd
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BOi,itlln'.

Harper's Weekly: Weary Willie
Hello. there. old boss! Where you bin
kecpin' yourself?
Bccry Billy--Bin boardn'.
Weary Willic-Boardln! How's dat?
Bccry Billy-Why, hoardln' freight
carg. OF course. "a, - 20