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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14

Trained from marking Up lie rate Of
discount on Thursday.
The treasurer's payment with drafts
on the New York sub-treasury for gold
depositing at the San Francisco mint
has been an appreciable factor IN the
using Of money at New York. But the
principal cause wns the Offering Of
funds In the New York market from
domestic centers, The only effect on
rates was on those for call loans. lend
ers on time and bidders for commercial
paper holding out gtifily for the best
rates and showing no anxiety 70 place
loans at present rates. There is not so
much apprehension as recently OF q
money squeeze, but there is no general
expectation that money rates will
work lower.
Bonds have been rather quiet and
price movements irregular. United
States new 4s have advanced " per
cent in the bid price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14

Would quickly leave you IL you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy
to take. Try them. Only 20 cents.
Money back II not cured. Sold by Logan
Drug Co., druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14

NEW YoRK-The brokers price for
lead Is SlS5 and for. copper SIS Tb0ls %.
No metal exchange report.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14

The following quotations for National
Steel Co. and American Tin Plate Co.
stocks are furnished by Simpson & Tatum,
CITY Rank building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14

Electric cars bridgeport to Wheeling.
Bcllalrc and Martins Ferry.
Consult agents for best routes and low
NJ. q. CARREL.
General Passenger Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14
DRAMATIC SCENE
In the Proceedings of the Dreyfus
Courtmartial.
MERGERS BRUTAL ATTITUDE

the Accused-Hls Boosted
Testimony Falls Fiat-Reviled by
the Audience : DreyfaS' Pathetic
Appeal for Justice = Ez-PresIdeht
CasImir-PerieFs Straightforward
Story.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14

OIL CTTY-credlt balances, 8 q.
Certificates. 81 sIsS bid Tor eashi ship-
sO 81 barrels; runs, 81, $50 barrels; aver
age runs, so.756 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14

NEW YoRR-Wool steady; domestic
fleece ls62lc; Texas. 138l6c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14

REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
W Prompt Completion Of ordeTB al TIE
AntolllGenGer Job printing oneOs
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
R0l[OQd T|Q1iC
B|OCkedDy Snow.
THE STORM KING.
Colorado Lies in the Iron Grasp of Snow
and Ice.

Colorado Lies in the Iron Grasp of Snow
Denver, Feb. 3-The storm news this
morning is very disheartening to the
railroad men of the state. No thrt ugh
trains for California have got through
for four days except over the Union Pa
ci6c. The Rio Grande crews rested last
night, their labors being all in vain. As
fast as the line is opened the wind drifts
the snow in again. The line is now open
to Leadville, but beyond. the snow pre-
sents impossible barriers.
The snowslide at Shoshone. near Glen
wood, which swept Rio Grande train
from the track, resulted in the death OF
three men and the injury of three others
These are the only fatalities reported
though numbers of workmen are still
missing.
Snow is still falling between Lea vile
and Grand Junction and it will be days
before the California rains can get
throug
Breckenridge received some relief to
day and efforts are being made to reach
independence beyond, where food sup
plies have become exhausted.
The railroad men are exhausted from
their labors of the week. The tenth day
of the blizzard at Leadville witnessed nc
abatement. In fact it is worse than eve,
today. There is but little snow falling,
but the wind is drifting the loose snow.
Work on the Ibex extension is aband.
oned Hundred of miners are out OF
work and all mines are losing hundreds
of dollars daily.
The railroad snowplows were removed
to Salida today to start to work opening
up Marshal pass line to get some coal.
Thirty three cars of coal were taken to
Leadville today and were quickly con.
sumed,
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
United S|0|eS'
Interests First
BEGIN At HOME.
Americas Interests are FIRST to be COnserv-
ed in Expansion Matter.

Americas Interests are FIRST to be Conserv-
ed in Expansion Matter.
Washington, Feb. Sin the house to
day Burton of Ohio, chairman OF the
river and harbor committee moved that
the remarks Of Hawley Of Texas on the
bill be stricken from the records as the
remarks were no. made on the floor, but
before the committee.
In the senate Mr.. Money OF Mississippi
discussed the expansion question. He
said it was grave matter and declared
that he cared m ore whether the interests
of the people of this counrr, were repre-
sented in the matter than the people Of
the Philippines. He wished to see that
our own republic suff cred no injury. He
declared we have the right to acquire
territory, but that it must be done con
stltutonally. This resulted In sharp
constitutional debate.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
The Convention,

Preparations are quietly but steadily
going ahead for the annual convention of
the state Funeral Director association,
which meets in Boulder next Wednesday
for the transaction of business. The con.
vention was secured tor Boulder by the
clever work of John G.. Trezis. an infu.
entail member of the associ tion and
chairman of the executive COMMITTEE
Mr.. Trezlse, with purpose ever alert
for the welfare and benefit of the city
proposes to make the meeting of these
re resentatlves from all over the state
count for the advantage of the city
While making no ostentatious display oi
his intentions, he is arranging to make
the two days stay of the delegates here
an eye opener in regard to the many re
sources and beauties of the city, and the
program will be fulfilled in manner
that will best effectuate his purpose
In addition to the attractive and inter
esting features of the convention pro
gram which he has arranged, there viii
be drives about the city, visits to the uni
versity and sanitarium and other points
of interest that will thoroughly acquain
the visitors with Boulder's best side
The convention will surely be success
and the success will rebound to th'
credit of the Boulder member who il
striving to make 1t so.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Tho Rush for Trusts.

Within the present week announce
ments have been made of the completion
of plans for trusts in rubber goods, in
ice, in tin plate, IN pipe iron and in beet
sugar. to mention no others on the list.
These trusts will deal not only with
home trade, but with foreign trade. and
it is in the latter direction that the effects
of the consolidation will probably be.
come apparent most quickly. Some
business observers are tempted to con-
clude that before 1899 expires, almost
every important American industry out
side of the transportation interests will
be controlled to some degree by trusts
If so, it may be inferred also that Il
trust issue will become very pro1ninei
feature of the campaign of Iooo.-Bostc q
Adviser.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Struck by a Train.

McKeesport, Pa, Feb. ga two horse
wagon loaded with furniture and six Per
sons, five men and woman, was struck
by the fast Balumore & Ohio freight at
Riverton, this morning. Four were
killed outright and two we're so badly in
jured that they will not recover. Par.
ticulars of how the accident occurred
are not obtainable.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
THE CUBAN HOG.
Exorbitant Demands of Cuban Iasurgents
Excites Comment

Exorbitsnt Demands of Cuban Insurgents
Excites Comment.
Havana, Feb. 2-Members of the mill
tary administration declare that the Gu
ban demands should be checked and
that the Cuban army should not be paid
the vast sums demanded. 1t is consid
cred by them that from 100000 to $6.-
600 oco is the most the United States
should allow. Since January the Gu.
bans have had practically everything
they wanted. The United States gov
eminent has been feeding all the hungry,
100000 rations having been distributed
and another 100000 has been ordered.
The Cubans have been given all the
civil positions and thousands of laborers
have been employed. When they are
not pleased with anything they promptly
petition, as in the case of the Banco
Espanol and the collection of taxes.
The American generosity In the mat
ter of rations simply demoralizes the re
cipients. Long fed at the expense of the
United States these people will not look
for work.
If this too lax and over generous policy
is persistently followed up, Americans
here say. the demands and expectations
of the Cubans will increase in unreason.
ableness, and the longer the United
States government is indulgent the
greater the opposition will be to the
ultimate coercive measures that may be.
come necessary,
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
ASSEMBLY WAS TIRED.

Teller County Bill will be Taken Up by
Senate Next Tuesday.
Denver. Feb. 3-.rhe members of the
assembly were too much wearied to ac-
complish much business today and con-
fined themselves to routine business
The senate decided to take up the con
sderation of the..Teller county bill which
passed the house last night. The bill
will be favorably reported by the senate
committee on county and county lines or
Tuesday morning.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
A Club of Degeuerates.

New York, Feb. 3-The coroner's IN,
quest in the Adams poisoning case
promises to bring out some startling sen
satlons. The jury is being elnpanelled
this morning. The district attorney
claims to know of coterie Of degcner.
ates in the Knickerhocker club OF New
York. These men have established a
suite of luxurious club rooms for MINOR.
al purposes. Cornish had Knowledge
of the existence and scope OF this, club
and the poison which resulted IN the
death of Mrs. Adams was sent with the
purpose of getting him out of the way.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Bargains for Home Seekers.

We have fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if you need
Home property, Farm Property.or con,
template investments of any character
Give us your properties for rent.
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
S1|0N POI R0QeS
An|Ong Troops
ANXIOUS ABOUT SICKNESS.
Small Pux in Manila Causes Gen. OTIS
Much Worry.

Washington, Feb. Sin response to
the senate resolution OF enquiry Secre
tary Alger received a cable from Gen.
Otis stating the deaths in the army at
Manila up to February l, were 2oo
Forty-one died from wounds and acci-
dents, 60 typhoid. 43 sm"ll pox. II dysen.
tary ard malaria. and the remainder
9th diseases. He stated hat small
pox is 4usng considerable worry n the
command. All the members of the com.
mand have been vaccinated a number
of times and the musicians are busily en-
gagged in vaccinating the natives. 1t is
feared that the small pox epidemic will
become much worse during the rainy
season of March, April and May.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Half a Million Dollar Fire.

Philadelphia, Feb. 3-A fierce con.
fiagration broke out early this morning
and before it was extingulshed caused a
loss OF half million dollars. The blaze
broke out in the plumbers supply house
of w.. S Cooper and spread to Stewards
cracker bakery. Both buildings were
gutted. The firemen we're greatly handi-
capped by the cold.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Revolution 10 Ripenlng.

New Orleans, Feb. 3-Passengers from
Honduras say that the Vasquez conspir-
acy 5 growing and will prob ably result
in the overthrow of the Bonilla govern.
uent. No open fighting has occurred,
but both revolutionary and government
forces ale preparing for the struggle.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
An Oatmeal Trust Forming.

Chicago, Feb. 3-A gigantic trust for
the handling of oatmeal and other break
fast foods is in process Of formation.
The capital stock will be $4,000, 900.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
En- mbalmed butter in new York,

Albany, Feb. 3-A sensation has been
caused in legislative circles by the an
nouncement by the state dairy commits.
sloner that New York is consuming EN-.
balmed beef, chemically treated milk
and embalmed butter.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Transport Sherman Puts to sea.

New York, Feb, 3-The transpor,
Sherman with the Third y. S infantry
and battalion of the Seventeenth in.
tantry, passed Sandy Hook, bound for
Manila, this morning.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Hanged for Criminal Assault.

La Grange, KY, Feb. 3-Will Miller,
colored boy 16 years old. was hanged
this morning tor crimlnally assaulting
Mrs. Gertrude Leet, last September.
Previous to his execution he confessed
his crime.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Aged Couple Marry.

Franklin, Pa, Feb. 3-John B. Lewes,
aged ro2, was today married to Mrs.
Sarah jennings, aged IoI. Lewes is a
we'll known oil operator and the bride
is a cousin of Abraham Lincoln.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Overru.ed tho Motion.

Canton, O.. Feb. 3-Judge Taylor this
morning overruled the motion to qu.sh
the indictment against Mrs. George, who
is held on the charge of numbering
George Saxton. A bill of exception was
filed
Daily camera., 1899-02-03

Washington, FEB, 3-A cabinet meet.
ing of two hours duration was held to
day. Miles interviews were discussed
but no action was taken.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
Havana Death Rate Lowered.

Washington, Feb. 3-Despatches from
General Ludlow to the war department
state that the death rate in Havana for
December was 40 per cent lower tha 1 it
was one year ago.
Daily camera., 1899-02-03
DENIES INTERVIEWS.
General Miles is Not Anxious to be Re.
moved from Command.

Washington, Feb. 3-Gen Miles de
MES positively that he authorized the in
terviews that are credited to him in the
New York papers. He says he sees nc
reason why the papers should continue
to publish his name in connection with
the stories. His statements will save his
retirement from command
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
AMERICAN MISSIONARY AssoCIA.
lion.

Binghamton. N. Y, October i9.-Th !,
business session of the American Mission.
airy associations CO annual meeting wai
held this afternoon. The following OIL
GERS were elected: President Rev. r. A.
Noble OF Illinois; vice presidents, Rev.
Alex Mckenzie. Massachusetts,, Rev.
Henry A. Stimson Of New York, Rev.
Washington GLADDEN. Of Ohio, and others
corresponding secretary, Rev. S. A.
Beard of New York; recording secretary,
Rev. Il. A. Nelson, Massachusetts,; treas
urer. Henry W. Hubbard, New York
auditors, Edwin 81. Baker of Conpecti-
cut John e. Lssch of New York; exeou-
tive committee for three years. Rev. Ed
ward Stead of Massachusetts,, and others;
principal, Truman L Backus, New
York.
The concluding session was held this
evening. The principal address was de-
hyered by Rev. II. A. Stinson. ID. d.
of New York.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
LOST TO TUFTS.
Bowdoin Foot Ball Team Defeated SIX
10 Nothing.
ESPECIAL TO THE rRrssl


Brunswick. Octoter 10 According to
the final decision Tufts defeated Bow
dom this afternoon by sctrs OF to 0.
IL was one Of the loosest exhibitions OF
tootuail ever seen on the grounds. The
urst half was almost farce on Bow
doin's part The team didn't get togeth-
er until the last five minutes, when
they had Tufts fairly on the run, but did
not score as the time was too shert tufts
made her touchdown about the middle
OF the first half on line rlays, for the
most part, and kicked the goal. During
the rest of the half neither side scored.
Bowdoin fumbled continually and had
1t not been for this would undoubtedly
have scored in the first half as whenever
she had the ball and held 1t she was
bound to make good gains. The half end
ed with the nall In Tufts's possession on
her own 20 yard line.
1he second half opened by Tufts's kick
OF to Bowdoin's 10 yard line. After rush-
ing the ball for about 90 yards Bowdoin
fumbled and Tufts got possession of the
ball ON her 30 yard line. TUFTS punted
ana Hunt ran back 20 yards. Altar about
so more yards Of good rushing Bowdoin
fumbled again. Bowdoin held Tufts for
downs after gains aggregatiug 80 yards
Donnell punted and his kick was blocked
by TUFTS man, bounded back and DON
nell of Bowdoin fell on 1t. The referee,
who, BY the way, was manager of the
Tufts team, for some reason of his own
gave the ball to Tufts. Tie ball changed
hands several times during the course Of
the half whsn IL was passed to knight,
who puntsd to Hunt just before time
was called. Hunt returned the punt and
put Hill outside who ran forward and
carried the ball over. Clarke kicked the
goal. As this play was In progress when
time was called according to the rule
which reads: "Tinle shall not be called
for the end of half until the ball Is
dead, and In case of = touchdown, the
try at goal she'll he allowed"
the play is allowed to be continued un-
I'll that one play Ia finished. Hunt made
an on-sioe punt and ran forward and
got the ball and carried it over the goal
line. Clarke kicked the goal. S,ore,
Bowdoin, O.; Tufts. 6. MIR. Lamb, the
ferss, would not allow the score to
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
DEWEY GOES 10 THEA TIRE.

Washington, October 19.-Admiral
Dewey, whosbas been besisged with inyi-
tations by theatre managers in the cities
he has visited since his return from Ma
Mia to attend their theatres, made an
exception to the rule tonight and occu-
pied box OF the Columbia theatre ON
the personal invitation Of Francis Will
son, who Is playing his bnrlssque on
Cyrano de BerEerae. The theatre was
packed. The au1ienoe did not know
the Admiral was to be pres mt. MsssI
Laokett e. Dwyer, the managers of the
theatre In sLsad of advertising the fact. kept
1t secret, but as soon as the people
sighted this hero of Manila. they gave him
an ovation.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20

sioop along at sIz knot clip. Hoearth,
who went breeze hunting OF to the south
warh for eight minutes and ten seconds,
lost about that amount NJ time, for when
be tackled and stood TO the northwest Ike
the Columbia, his imaginary advantage
was that he was to windward Of tire Co.
lumbia's wake. while the latter yacht
was nearly two miles ahead Of him and
pointing direct 10 the finish,
As the Columbia stood on to the Lorth :
west, the wind cantsd to the southwark
gradually and at 3 80 she wassabls to set
bigger jib topsnil in rlacs Of the baby
She also set a balloon staysail. Fifteen
minutes later the wind had canted 70
south southwest. Down came the Co
lumhia's jib topsail and up went larger
one The Shamrock followed suit few
minutes later. The wind was now falling
lighter every moment. The Shamrock
was nearly II not quite three miles astern
OF the Bristol yacht and while The light
hip was In full sight from the Column
bias deck she was still five miles from IL
ut four O'Clock. with only half an hour
oil time left to anish within the limit.
At 40 the committee boat shsered in TO-
wards the yachts and at 4. 10 she firei a
gun and hoistsd signal declaring the
race on. the yachts kept their sails
drawing and headed towards the finish
for some ten minutes longer until their
r. spective tugs came alongside and took
them In tow. When the race was de-
~ Al ~.
about three miles.
She had sailed toward the finish about
eleven milss- of the fifteen. The yachts
viii race tomorrow over a similar course
to windward or leeward and return.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
GORHAM.
GoRHAM.

Gorham, Dot. 1S.--Mr. Charles I'll
Lowell, PrebIe street. will sell at auction,
Saturday, Oct. Sisf, at 10 O'Clock hii
household furniture, orockery, several
carriages, robes and harnesses. II. Is,
johnson will serve as auotioneer.
Hon. W. W. Stetson, State Superin-
tenaent of Schools. and Hon. VIM. j.
knowlton, State Trustee of Normal
Schools, visitsd the Gorham school
Wednesday.
Principal Cornell Of the Normal
school, returned with his family from
Calais where they have been visiting for q
few weeks
The Cumberland County Congregation.
al Conference, win meet Wednesday, Oct
10Th, with Rev. Mr.. Reynclds's church
The Pomona Grange meeting next Sat.
urday promises to be interesting and
largely attended.
. DIR. Lewis, pastor of the Congregation.
al church, South Berwick. is in Gorham
for a short time.
Conductor Berry. Of the Portland 6
Rochester, hiss returned from yaca-
ton OF two weeks.
Mr.. /. r. Shackford is spending q
few days with friends in Boston.
Mr.. Amos Lord, who has been visiting
his nieces. Mrs. Moody and Miss Lord, In
Gorhain, hes returned to his home in
Conway, Iowa.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
NEW cur no pE oFFEREn,

New York, October 10.-The EvenIng
World makes tlfs following announcement
today:
"Bor the purpose of demonstrating still
further thu qualities OF the Shamrock in
a stronger wind than the Irish challenger
has yet had, the Evening World and Daily
Mall of London, have agresd to offer a
cup to be sailed for by Shamrock and Co.
lumbia in On extra race on such a day
MIR. @. Oliver Iselin, the managing
owrer of Columbia, and Sir Thomas Lip
ton, owner Of Shamrock, shall agree to. -
The Evening Woria and tte London
Mail suggest to Messrs Ieeiin and Upton
that further test he made and that 1t
shall include change of crews so that
we shall settle the quest ion whe ther the
men who sail Columbia ara superior in
ssamanship to the men who sail SHAM
rock.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20

Score, Tufts, 9; Bowdoin, o. Touch
downs, knight Goal. Pierce. Referee,
Lash. Tufts. Umpire, Pottle, Eowdoin.
Time, 20 minutes halves.
NOTES.
Childs. who was right guard on the
Bates football team last year and in the
Boston college and Ysls games this year,
has been obliged to stop playing on ao-
count Of an injury received In practice
and because of the opposition of his par
ents. Baldwin of the freshman class Is
filling his place acoeptably.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
AUGUSTA.

Augusta, Oct. ls.-Walter G. Ayers
for the past six years employed as a clerk
In the Augusta postofiice,- was arrested
Tuesday afternoon on a complaint signed
by Clara Pemeroy, l6-year-old girl OF
the state industrial school. In the Hal
lowell municipal court he was held for
the next bsrm Of the superior court II
waterville under $500 bonds. She testified
that Mr.. Ayers, who has n wife and child
wronged her while she was employed al
his house The industrial school has en-
ployed Fred Emery Bean as its counsel
Ayers Is young man of steady habits
and good reputation.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-20
THAT JOYFUL FEELING

With the exhilarating sense of renewed
health and strenth and internal cleanli.
ness which follows the use of Syrup Of
Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time
mediciens and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted
by the welI-informed. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.