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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-06

Government bonds weak.
State bonds strong.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Stocks-The market was very irreg-
ular to-day, violent fluctuations being
frequent. SNarp recessions appeared
early. The market rallied with burst
Of strength in the railways in the hope
of a favorable crop report. A sensa-
tional rise occurred in call money, as
high as 16 per cent being exacted for
loans on industrial collateral, and later
Is per cent was reached even on rail-
ways. The greater part Of the Gay
loans were much below this figure, al
though it was quite general to charge
a higher rate on industrial collateral
than on that of railways. Extensive
liquidation followed the appearance of
the highest money rate so far this sea-
son. There were many breaks of from
to points from the highest quota
lions of the day, but stocks recovered
ON covering and per cent money at
the close, leaving the list slightly
above yesterdays figures with the tone
steady. London sold small amount
of stock. Manhattan receded over 2
points and Third Avenue 5. Brooklyn
Transit and American Steel & Wire
We're lifted over points each A rise
OF 3a points in Mexican Central on
enormous dealings was said to relate
to a plan to redistribute the capital,
Dut nothing definite came forward.
Much OF the buying of this stock was
said to come from Boston. Mexican
National had sympathetic rise of
over a point. The talk of favorable
business projects of Wabash lifted the
preferred stock a substantial fraction
On large dealings
considerable activity and strength
was displayed in some sections of the
pond market, but the general tone was
uncertain. Total sales $3.50. 600.
United States new As declined u in the
bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
S75,421 shares. Quotations closed bid.
Ti1SoiSon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1A
baltimore and Ohio Gall ASS tpaid.. Il
GanaGa RACING ....................... S57s
Canada Southern ............. "a %
Chesapeake and Ohio ..........' S7$ts
Chicago and Alton 1s5 8
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ....i45
DeiaWare and Hudson ..................l 1IH
delaware, Lackawanna and Western 125
Do 'r mrsfatred 1s7s
illinois Central ........................ IlSlS
Lonisv nhore and Nasb,.;,,o
M:chigan Central ...................ll4
missouri Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1Is
New Jersey Central .................120
New York Central NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1415s
>TI lherH racine ......-..............-. 52ls
pj Do; preferred 1875
6ittspurg .......................1@
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-06
q W NE RAILROAD co.

Time Table Taking Eject February Il,
leave $50 a. m. Daily-Accommodatior
for Moundsville, Darlington, New Mar
tfnsviIle. Sistersvslle, st. Marys, WAY
erIy WIluamstown, Parkersburg, and
aaya 10 a. m Except Sunday)-Fast
Eynress for Moundsville. New Martins
Vile. s!stersyille, Williamstown. Park.
e~shi,rg. Ravenswood. Wildwood. Mason
CIV Pt. Pleasant. GallipoHs. Hunting.
ton Kenoya. Charleston, Cincinnati.
foiii,sviNe. and all points South, East
ard West ParIor car To Kenoya.
rI1eave u:l0 a. m Daiiy-Express fee
sIorn1zyflle, Powhatan, Darlington,
PROCTOR. New Martinsville, Sardls, Sis
tersvilIe. Friendly. St Marys. WaverIy.
WtlEamstewn, Parkersburg Ravens
wood, Mason City, PIT Pleasant, CALI
pol.s Huntington, kenova. Charleston,
Ashland Russell, Ironton, and interme-
date points south Of Parkersburg. Par
Tor car to Parkersburg.
Leave 4:15 p. m Daily-Accommodatio
for Moundsvills Darlington, New Mar.
tfnsville. Sistersville, St Marys. Wav.
eriy. williamstown, Parkersburg. ana
intermediate points.
LEAVES Wheeling Il rs a. m. Sundays
LATE LIE MAY,
City Passenger Agent. 1880 Market stress
j. O. TOMLINSON
Ticket agent. Union Station.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. = Prof.
swingle, Of the agricultural depart-
ment, has gono to California for the
purpose OF giving the fg growers Of
that state, who are attempting to prop
agate the Smyrna variety of figs, the
benefit Of his information on that sub
Iect. In his recent transatlantic tour
in the interests Of the agricultural de-
partmcnt Prof. Swingle visited Smyrna
for the especial purpose OF studying
AK culture. He secured and forwarded
specimens OF the Blastaphagn, the In
sect used for fertillzlng figs In Smyrna
These were sent to California, and so
far as the experiment has proceeded
IL has proved successful. Specimens OF
california figs fertiiIgsd by the Import
cd Insect Just received at the DEPART
ment are pronounced quite perfect by
experts. Tho agricultural department
Is also Informed thnt the specimens Of
the date palm secured by Prof. swlngle
in Tripoii have reached Phoenix, AriE.,
where they are TO be experimental with
In the hope Of making a success Of date
culture In that territory.
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AmcrIcnn Riders Win.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-ln the race for
the Avon selling nursery plate to-day
Doleful. ridden by Tod Sloane, finished
first. Lady Hugo was second and tho
Sunbeam colt third. Twelve horses
ran. The betting was I to l against
Doleful. Birpham. ridden by Sloane.
finished second for the Hindlip plate.
Squire Jack was the winner Of this race
and White Front finished third In n
field OF eight. The betting was at even
money on Blrpham. The Eates selling
Slonne up. MoheRnn was second and
Bayonne third. Ten horses ran. The
betting was 2 to against Fair Peni-
tent. HOylake. ridden by Martin, an
other American, won the Avon nursery
plate. SIX horses ran, Miss Primrose
finished second and Zoar third.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept. ia dispatch to
the Times from Paris says; The high
court proceedings against the royalIst
consplrators for attempting TO change
the form OF government have been
commenced in the senate and they arc
almost certain 10 rnd In hasco for
ire government. No serious charge Is
alleged against the accused. The Paris
Ians are not IN the least cxclted-ln
fact. not even Interested IN the pro-
ceedlngs. II Is believed the ministry
will fall II the prosecution collnpSeS.
The outlook Is very uncertain and the
radicals arc preparing 20 leave what Is
feared will prove n sinking ship. Con-
lecture II already rife Us TO the compo-
sitinn al the next cabinet. DE Frpycin-
Of, who continues TO maintain mn Rtu-
tude Of atudi1us reserve. Ia looked upon
as the likely maker Of the next minis
try. The presidential crisis for the nrHt
time since Loubets election, has boz
come n contingency and must br taken
tnlo account.
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RldIculous Dispatches.

LONDON, Sept. Is.-The English pa
pers have been printing ridiculous dis
patches daily regarding the interna-
tional yacht race. The Daily Mail
which, a short time ago, seriously an
nounced that q number of Americans
had gone mad. because they could not
discover the shamroCk's lines, to-day
pictures the whole OF New York In IN
almost similar condition, saying the
Americans Rre the most emotional peo'
pie In the world and that, In addition to
the yacht race, Admiral Dewey's COM
Ing has made the people frenzled with
excitement,
The English people take all this liter
ally and many unpleasant comments
over American lack Of self-control are
heard.
Most OF the English papers to-day
have specials speaking Rpprovlngly OF
the shRmrock's trial yesterday. but tho
Times correspondent cables that It
compared unfavOrably with the Column
bias performance under similar wealth
er conditions.
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TELL ABOUT 1T.
A Wheeling Citizen Is Pleased to do
1t for the Benefit brothers.

It for the Benefit ofothers.
When you know a good thing, tell It,
It viii not lessen Its goodness.
But will do good to others,
There's more misery lust like 1t.
There are lots Of lame backs In
It's a busy place, and backs are used,
There's urinary trouble to a large
extent.
Colds affect the kidneys,
The kidneys are the cause, not the
colds.
Keep them in shape and life is life.
Doan's Kidney Pills do perfect work.
Are for kidneys only.
Wheeling people testify to their merit
Here's case Of It:
Mrs. Thomas Blckerton, wife Of Mr..
T. BIckerton, an employee Of the Ben
wood iron works, living on River street,
Benwood. says; ~ contracted heavy
cold. which settled In my kidneys, ard
for the first time In my life knew
what 1t was to be used up. could
scarcely get around, and 1t was next
to impossible for me to lift anything,
My back got so stIff and sore that
could scarcely straighten or walk
straight. A neighbor of mine, know
ing my condition, recommended me to
try Doan's Kidney Pills, and got q
box for me at the Logan Drug co.
took them. felt their beneficial eff
fects very quickly, and was soon en-
tirely rid OF the trouble" :,
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold for %
cents per box by nil dealers. Mailed
on receipt OF price. by Foster ilhurn
Co., Bufialo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States. Remember the name
Doan's-and take no substitute,
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PARIS, Sept, 19-President Loubet
visited the site for the exposition Of 1900
to-day and urged the directors of the
works to exert themselves to the ut
most in order to show to the. world in
1900 that France Is still strong, la
borlous, united nation whose generous
soul is filled with the sense OF her mis-
sion Of progress and peace, and that she
had not been affected by heeting guar
rels,"
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FLINT BOTTLE TRUST.
Indications THAT It VIM go Through.
TPhaoftno Gotnnnnv In a.

Indications That It Wnlgo Through.
Wheeling Company In e.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1s.-FollowIng
close upon the organization OF the
American Window Glass Company
comes the announcement that a scheme
is on foot to form combination Of the
flint bottle factories of the United
States. 1t is claimed that this trade
is In such condition that something
must be done to protect prices and re-
strict output. A meeting has been ar
ranged, to be held In the Auditorium in
Chicago on October 18th. The large
concerns claim that the smaller ones,
by cutting prices, have completely de-
morallzed the market. For this reason
the large concerns are willing to 30 into
a combination that Will remove this
fierce competition and Will agree to eK-
clude the smaller concerns,
Should the flint bottle trust be formed
land the outlook now seems favorable
that 1t Wild the following concerns
would probably Join: W. H. Hamilton
Company, Chartered. 80 pots; c. l.. Fla
Gus Glass Company, Tarentum, Is pots;
Ter and Blairsville, a pots and one
continuous tank: libby Bros, shnrps.
burg, 20 pots: Fidelity Glass Company,
Tarentum, Is pots; Salisbury Bottle
Works, Salisbury and AVonmore, %
pots; Bellnire bottle works, Bellaire, o.,
10 pots; North Wheeling Glass Conn
pany, Wheeling. W. Va, IA potsi ILL
nols Glass Company, Alton, ILL.,, IS pots;
Muncie Glass Company, Muncie, Ind,
26 pots; Marion Flint Glass Company
Marion, Ind, q pots; Sheldon-F Foster
Glass Company, Gas City, Ind, "A pots;
Pennsylvania Glass Company, Ander-
son, Ind, IS pots; obear-Nestor Glass
Company, East Ste Louis, ILL.,, "A pots;
Thomas WIghtman Company, Parkers
Landing, Pa, IA pots.
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This Is to certify that l have had
chronic diarrhoea ever since the war,
| got so weak could hardly walk or
do anything. One bottle OF Chamber
laln's Collie, Cholern end DlarrhoeR
Remedy cured me sound and we'll,
]. r, GIBBS. Fincastle, Va.
/ had chronic dlarrhoea for twelve
years. Three bottles Of ChamberlaIn's
Collie, Cholera and DIRrrhoea Remedy
cured me. S. L, SHAVER,
Flncastle, Va.
Both Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Shaver are
prominent farmers and reside near Fin
castle, Va. They procured the remedy
from Mr.. W. E, Casper, druggist Of
that place, who Is well acquainted with
them and will vouCh for the truth of
their statements. For sale by Drug
gigfg
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Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plalnncld, III,
rnnkoa the abatement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; sho
was treated for q month BY her family
phyHician. but grew worse He told her
She was hopeless victim Of con1ump'
ton and that no medicine would euro
her. Hor druggist suggested DR., Kings
New Discovery for Consumption; Bhe
ihuuEAtA bottle and 10 her delight found
lhnTHelfybenented from hrSt dose. She
continued Its use and after taking SIX
bottles. found herself sound and. we'll
now does her own Homework. ana Is as
well az she ever was. Free trial bottles
Of this Great Discovery NJ Logan. DruE
Co.'s drug store. Only 10 cents ana u w.
every bottle guaranteed,
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Co. X, Fourth Infantry.


WASHINGTON. Sept, 19.-tleuten-
ant Colonel John D. MIley, inspector
general of volunteers, died to-day at
Manila. The information reached the
war department in a oablegram from
General Otis. His death was due to
cerebral meningitis. attendant on ty-
phoid fever. Colonel MIley's rank in
the regular army was FIRST lieutenant
Second artillery.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-General
Otis has informed the war department
OF the arrival at Manila of the trans
port Ohio, with the men from the
wrecked transport Morgan city. She
left two sick men at Nagasnkl. The
city OF sydney also reached Manila to-
day. There were no deaths during the
voyage, but one man deserted at Maya
snkI,
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
CHARLESTON. W, Va. Sept, 49,
Senator S. B. ElkIns. is the principal
stockholder In mining company which
was chartered yesterday. The corpora
ton is to be known us the Lands Gold
Mining Company. and Is TO operate In
New Mexico. The principal office is to
be kept at Elklns. The subscribed cap
ital Is 10000 ten per cent. paid up: au-
thorlzed capital. s25O,OOO The stock
holders are Senator ElkIns, ex-Con-
Eressman Il. c. Kcrens, OF Missouri;
Vincent Rerens. OF Missouri, and
Blaine and Richard ElkIns, OF Elk!ns.
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NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-It was re-
ported to-day that 26s of the 400 or
more bosses hive aoceded to tho de-
mands of the striking carpenters for
322 for forty-four hours work. The
officers of the organization say they
hive enough money to keep the strlk-
ing carpenters for four months or
lnnEpr,
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Nnrrnw Esonnc From Death.

PERTH, Scotland, Sept. ls.-PrIncs
and Princess Hohenlohe-L angenburg'
the latter the third daughter OF the
duke and duchess Of Saxe-CobuTg-
Gothic, narrowly escaped death while
going to BalmornI to visit Queen Vic'
toriu to-day. Their train colllded with
another train at this station. The royal
saloon carTlage was half telescoped' a.
the prince and princess occupied the
rear end OF the car they suffered only
n severe shaking md proceeded 90 BAL
mornl. No one was RcrlOusly Injured.
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Want to increase Circulation.

WASHINGTON. Sept, ts,-ThC comp
troller of the currency received to-day
applications for increase Of circulation
from four New York banks, amounting
to about 100000. Yesterday the
amount was about 100000 This no-
ton on the part Of the city banks IS
not ct all unsual at this season Of the
year, and so far as known at the treas,
ury department there Is no concerted
movement on the part OF the banks 10
increase their circulation by any very
large amount, as has been rumored.
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Arc grand but Skin Eruptlons rob life
OF Joy Ducitlen's Arnlca salve. cures
niccrs bolla, fclons. corns, warts, cuts,
brulsos. burns, scRidB, ch2pped hands,
cbiibininR. Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only 2hctB
n box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Lo-
gan Drug Co., druggist.
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A Startling Omission.

Parkersburg State Journal: Wheeling
and n large part of West Virginia is
going around to-day In a sort of bewil-
dered way, APPARENTLY wondering what
has happered. The Register has a COLI
umn article devoted to the Intelllgencer
and does not call the latter PecksniT
ono time even. What will happen
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the hog In this market, Bacon Tetails
at IS cents silver l21.6 centsl a pound
ham. from s. to s. cents (z6,4 to 40.s
cents) a pound. and lard at IS cents
(21.6 cents). So far as have been In
formed there Is no American bacon,
ham or lard for sale here. Singapore is
q depot for q large territory. and / be-
lleve a good demand for the products
of the American hog could be created
here II proper efforts were made by our
narkaPah
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Hog Products in India.

Packers OF bacon, hams and lard may
be interested In communication from
Singapore from Consul General Nose
ley, which snys in part: ut seems that
the attention OF our large packers OF
bacon, hams and lard should be direct :
cd to tho high prlcel Of the product o.
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Special DlSpnteh to the IntelliEeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. H.
Mrs. cllngenpOol, teacher, has been
found guilty in Mlngo county OF forging
the name OF a school trustee. The PEN
atty Is a penltentinry sentence.
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FEVER SITUATION
Az Key West Considered Grave By
e.o.a,r,,,.,,,t o0oIaya

Government Oticiats.
WASHINGTON, D, C.. Sept. iO.-The
yellow fever. situation at Key West Is
regarded as grave. Since the frst case
was reported about three weeks ago the
epidemic has been steadily growing un-
III to-day there are almost four hum
dred cases and two deaths we're report,
ed for Sunday and Monday. Attendant
Hall. OF the Marine hospital stan, de-
veloped the disease last night and he
has been Isolated. As Key West Is sit
uated below the frost line the epidemic
will have 70 run It's course. The marine
hospital service has been directing It's
efforts to combining the epidemic to the
island and has been rewarded with sig
nal success.
Only one Infected person Ia known TO
have escaped and he was discovered at
Miami and isolated. He has since recov-
cred. All the suspects ut Port Tampa
Yero placed in q detention camp and
Assistant Surgeon TrotteT to-day re.
ported that the camp would be closed
on Wednesday as all the suspects had
been under observation ten days. None
but known Immunes are allowed 10
leave Key West direct and then only
on certificates. Others who desire to
leave must first 90 to the detention
camp at Dry Tortugas. The treatment
Of the cnBes In Key West is entirely un'
der the supervision Of the Florida state
board OF health. The Marine hospital
service is simply enforcing quarantine
regulations with q view to preventing
the spread Of disease.
One new case Of fever was reported to
the surgeon general from New Orleans
to-day. The same report stated that
freight from New Orleans was undis.
turbed except In Texas, which would
not permit freight originating in New
Orleans to pass through the state. Sur
geon Carter. who Is In charge there,
says there are few unnecessary re-
strictIons. He will meet DR.. Sanders
OF the state board Of health OF Alabama
to-day, to make arrangements for sim
plifying the train inspection service.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 10
Surgeon General steFnberg has recelv-
ed q dispatch from Havana, saying
that the yellow fever outbreak Is fully
under control. The number OF cases IN
all the hospitals In Havann are nine
soldiers and eleven civilians. There
have been no new cases at CRbanRs
garrison since the 9Th.
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MANILA, Sept, 10

trial:
MANILA, Sept, 10.
Adjutant General, Washington.
Private Hoon, Co. K, Fourth 1nfan-
try, sentenced by court martial sitting
at linus to dlshonorable discharge and
confinement in Manila prison one year
sentence. Approved by General Law
ton and being executed.
April It'll Hoon sent direct to me a
paper purporting to be petition asking
for commission, Paper referred to
commanding ohicer Fourth Infantry
without remark. Result, trial on charge
violation slxty-secoRd article Of war
under which specification laid as fol-
lows:
In that private Lawrence r. HoOn,
Co, K, Fourth U. 8. Infantry. did write
and send to Major General e, s. Otis,
u: s. ", military governor Philippine
Islands, a paper purporting to be d petit
ton In words and figures as follows:
."CAAIP LALoAIA, April nth, 1899.
General Otis, Honored Sir:
We, the undersigned do hereby in be-
half Of the company, present to you for
promotion under presidential appoint-
ment, private Lawrence F. Hcon, 90.
K, Fourth U. s. Infantry, For integrl-
~ and bravery and good moral char
acter he is unsurpassed In the Fourth
regiment, He has college education
and senatorial ancestors, his grand
father, Judge William Lawrence, ex-
comptroller Of the United States treas
ury. Private Hoon left his regiment In
the trenches and Joined the Twenty
second regiment, F. Company, because
they were at the front, He left with
out gun or belt and stood in the
lines until man fell. He took his
OUTFIT and fought with them to Malalos,
He turned in the outfit to Sergeant
Trooper, Co. F, of Twenty-second, and
returned to his company. He has been
to the front in all the shrmlshes OF X
Company and has seen three times
more service in the Philippines than
any man in the regiment, Hoping you
win allow him an examination We thus
submit the petition. Yours.
SERGEANT ], MOORE.
CORPORAL MARK BALDWIN.
CORPORAL BANNoN,
CORPORAL CHANDLER,
PRIVATE H. GOSH.
PRIVATE C. BEALL.
1--WE could secure the signature Of
the entire company, but consider this
sufficient and thus avoid publicity.
SERGEANT MOORE,
Yours truly,
Co. X, Fourth Infantry.
knowing that he, the said Lawrence
p. Hoon, Co. X, Fourth Infantry, had
feioniously and maliclously written the
names Of Sergeant j. Moore, Corporal
Mark Baldhn. Corporal Bannon. Cor
poral Chandler privates II, Gosh and C.
Beall to the petition with the intent OF
decelviug the said General OTIS and
thereby trying to secure his totis) aid
in obtaining commission as second
lieutenant in the United States army
This was done in camp at Laioma
church, near Manila. p. L, on the 18th
day of April, 1899; proceedings of trial
forwarded to Washington, August nth
cs,qnedl Otis"
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IN WAS FORGERY
That Private Hoon. OF Ohio, was
Convicted For.
He WAS SEEKING PROMOTION
And Used Names on his Application
without tho knowledge or CONSENT
of the -DtshoHoraBiy Dis
charged and Sentenced to one
Years Imprisonment.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-A dis
patch has been received at the war de-
partment regarding Private Lawrence
B. Hoon. of the Fourth Infantry. who
was the subject Of letter from Cover
nor Bushnell to President Mckinley,
protesting against the sentence of the
court martial at Manila. General otis
says that the petition presented by
Hoon had the names Of several mem
bers OF his company forged to IT. and
1t was Cor this crime he was convicted.
The following is the dispatch of Gen.
Otis, giving a statement Of the Hoon
trial: