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NEEDS AMERICAS STRONG ARM.
Guatemala on the Eve of Revolution
May Call For Help,

SAN FRANCISCO. July ii,-Mah ad-
vices from Guatemala confirm the re-
ports OF an approaching crisis in the
Central American republic.
That the dissatisfaction will lead to n
revolution against the administration Of
PresidOut Cabrera seems hardly likely in
view Of the tact that there is no money
in uhe country to organize anything ap-
proaohlng formidable insurreCtlon. Up
r4sings in the oPtles are, however, ex-
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The ORDER OF IRON HALL.

INDIANAPOLIS. July iI-James f.
Raney, receiver for the Order of Iron
Hall, hied his final report today and by
order o, the court the trust which has
existed since August o, 1892, viii be i'm
mediately closed. Since the creation of
the receivership si.S7s,77s has been dis
uibuted among 5000 claimants and credi.
tors whose claims aggregate $5.lOOOOO,
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CRUISER BRooKLYN's RECEPTION

NEW YORK. July LA dispatch to
the Herald from Brussels says: Great
preparations are being made in view of
the expected arrival OF the Brooklyn at
Antwerp.
The king win probably visit the city
and festivities wiz be organised IN honor
of the American sailors.
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HAVANA CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE war de.
partmel 1t announced today that the Gus.
toms receipts at the Port Of Havana for
June were sl,Ol2Sss. The total receipts
for the six months OF 1850 are. to be ex-
act. 5,1i6SSO. The monthly average for
six months is $S57,SO6.
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TO STOP PIGEON SHOOTING.

DENVER. July u.-,Aivin B. Daniels,
Of Denver, and ], A, R. Elliott. Of Kansas
City, were arrested tonight on warrants
issued on complaint of the Humane So
Giety, on the charge of killing pigeons,
The Colorado law permits shooting
pigeons from a trap, but the Humane So
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PRICES STILL co UP.

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE manufacture
Cr7 of drill ana seed implements today
advanced the price Of seeders and drills
Is per cent, This action was taken, 1t is
said. on account Of the large advance in
iron and stse,.
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CUBAN MERCHANTS TOO GREEDY,
Are HEIDI IN Check by the Authorities
In Their Attempts at Extortion.


HAVANA. July 1.-THE influx of Gu
tRns Into the Bayamo province OF Santi-
$50 de Cuba in anticipation OF the pay
ment Tor surrender Of their arms con-
iinucs, and the merchants OF that place
have attempted to proat beyond reason
by this situation, They raised prices
beyond reason upon which point the
mayor argued with them pointing out the
injustice OF their attitude, The merch-
aiss however refused to modify their
prices and the mayor therefore issued
an order regulating prices and providing
a heavy fine for a violation OF the ordin-
anoe. Food is now cheaper, but the price
Of liquor Is high.
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a DOCTORS MERrrED ruNrsHMESr

SPOKANE. July Il.-,Five years at hard
labor In the state penatentiary and fine
OF $500 was the sentence passed this
morning by Judge Prather upon DR.. c.
W. Power. who was convicted Of causing
the dea.h Of Cora Rlnehart at the United
States HOuSs last December by perform
fug 4 es'ininaf operation upon her and
atterward nsgleoring' to give her proper
care. u. -.liS.hg
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OLD GLORY" WILL PROTECT.
All Shipping From Porto Rico and the
Philippines.

WASHINGTON. July n---An order has
been issued By the president extending
profession and privileges of the American
Tag TO the shipping OF Porto Rico and
philippines. All ships owned BY residents
Of these islands at the time Of exchange
0i ratification OF treaties are iuoluded.
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IOWA OUT OF DRYDocK.

SEATTLE. July 1.-THE battleship
Iowa was foated out OF tine dry dock at
Port Orchard naval station tonight
While in the dock the Iowa was thor
oughly cleaned and bllge keels put on.
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ciesy claims Il is invalid. Daniels. who
Is millionaire. VII lest the law IN the
iaghesi court. This Ia tha. result Of ths
recent math between Enlost and pahIsls
Tor he Dupoos CUP.
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FEATHER WEIGHT TUE WINNER.

DENVER, July 11.-George Dixon,
feather weight champion Of the world,
was given the decision over Tommy
White at the end of the Aground bout
before the Olympic club tonight. Dixon
led the fighting from the sixth round to
the finish.
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is 1T DURABLE?
A Question Often Asked by Those
'ar Afflicted With Piles

shhtStSu Nhth iiSSs
Is strained Joint durable? Is local
inflammation durable? or course, II prop
erly treated. So are piles.
People become afflicted with piles and
ask some old Chronic" who has always
persisted In the wrong treatment and
naturally discourages them be- telling
them that their case Is hopeless.
They in turn discourage others and
thus disease that nigh. in every case
be cured by careful. and skllful hand
ling Is allowed to sap the energy OF
thousands who might free themselves of
the trouble In u few days.
Pyramid Pile Cure will cure the most
aggravated case Of hemorrhoIds In an
astonlshingly short time. 1t relieves the
congested parts. reduces the tunors in
stantly. no matter how large, allays the
Inflammation and stopG the aching or
itching at once.
Thousands who have resorted TO eX-
pensive surgical treatment have been
cured by the Pyramid Pile Cure-in 4
number Of instances persons who have
spent months in @ hospital under 4 pile
specialist. H,
1t Is n remedy that none need fear to
apply even to the worst aggravated,
| swollen and inilamed hemorrholdal tu-
| mors.
II you are afflicted with this stubborn
disease You can master It and master It
quickly.
This remedy is no longer IN expert
ment. but q medical certainty. 1t Is
manufactured By the Pyramid Drug Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
Druggists sell It at so cents per box. It
Is fast becoming the most popular pile
cure the country has ever known and
druggists everywhere are ordering 1t
for their customers.
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1888, ll40 and liz Market St.


Ing. will entertain o number OF his
young friends.
Miss Eta Willard who was operated
upon several weeks ago has sufficiently
recovered to be able to be about again,
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal = and Mrs,
Thomas Charlton have returned from a
visit with Marietta relatives.
William Tarbout will leave for Dem
yer, Col..5 the first OF next week. where
he expects to make his home.
The selby & Stewart and Ralstoh
Stars VIII cross bats on the Seabrlght
diamond. Friday afternoon.
Capt. L. ". Inglebright and family
attended the Duncan-Franzell wedding
at Bridgeport last night.
Sig. Wolff went to Toronto. O.. ycster-
day. where he will open gents fur
nishlng store.
Mrs. W. D. Cabeil, OF Norwood, Va, Is
In the city on business.
George Keller has recovered from a
severe Illness
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In Clerk Robcrtson's ONCE.

Yesterday, In Clerk Robertson's office,
the following transfers were admitted
to record:
Deed made April /. 1899: by John B..
Gnrden and others, to D. A. Garden;
In settlement OF the will OF David Gar
den: transfers piece Of land on
Glenn's Run. known rs the Welske
place. 31h acres; another tract contain
Ing 81 acres: n lot at Main and Fifth
street. Wheeling: lot on east side OF
Market street, adjoining on the north
property owned by Schcnk 6; Son.
Deed made April /. 1899; by ]. b. Gar
den and others, to julia Garden Swee-
ney, wife OF John w. Sweeney; settle
ment Of the will of David Garden;
transfers Il tract OF land on GIenn's
Run. known as the Lauer farm: a lot
on south side OF Twelfth street and the
building now occupied by the Billiard
Printing Company: lot ut northwest
corner of Fifth and Main streets; n lot
on west side Of Main street, near the
lot on the corner OF Fifth street.
Deed made April l. 1899: by John B.
Garden and Others to John 3. Garden;
settlement of the David Garden will;
transfers lot on Main street, near
Sixth street; lot on Main street near
the HfSt one HeseFibedSh tract OF land
on Glenn's Run, containing twenty
seven acres.
Deed made April l, 1899. by Wheeling
Title & Trust Company. to C. A. Schne-
fer: consideration. 5000; transfers
parts OF lots 25 and &c. on west side OF
Main street. near Eighth street.
Kate j. Casey was appointed admin
istrator OF the Mary Casey estate; bono,
5000. with John +. He'll as surety.
Agnes b. Luke was named adminIs-
traitor OF the Robert Luke estate; bond,
$500. with Louis i. Bertschy as
surety.
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HARRINGTON MATTERS.

Councilman Resigns OH Account of
acknowledgements Going on.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntcllisencer.
& MANNINGToN, W. Va. April III.
NJ. Tetrlck, who was elected as u mem
Der OF the town council, failed to qualify
at the last meeting and w. B. Charlton
was elected TO fill tho vacancy. Mr..
Tetrick IS in i'll health and for this rea-
son Will not serve. The new council has
been sworn in and the Improvements
will be continued as soon as the wenth-
er will permit. Water and Piles streets
will be the streets paved first.
The foundation for the new boiler
works has been commenced and the
carpenters will be put to work as soon
as possible. ]. c. Shepherd and Ed
ward G. Chichester, representatives Of
the company, are here overlooking the
work. t'F
The Art Glass Company, of Bellaire.
has decided to come to this city. The
development company will give them a
site and q building,
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SOCIETY.

Last night ats o'clock at the home OF
PROT. James Duncan. superintendent Of
the Bridgeport schools, In Kirkwood. oc-
Cured the marriage OF his daughter.
Miss Bessie Duncan. TO Mr.. Chester
IFranzell, OF New York. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Donahey, OF
the Kirkwood Presbyterian church, and
was witnessed by u number of the
brides friends. The attendants were
Miss Madge Turner and Mr.. Bert
Muhleman. The decorations We're
beautiful and elaborate. Many and
handsome were the wedding presents.
Following the ceremony was farewell
supper. The newly welded couple left
at midnight via the Baltimore & Ohio.
for the east. Among the out-of-town
people present, were Mr.. James Orr.
former superintendent Of schools at
Bridgeport. now editor OF the Stock
man, OF Pittsburgh: Dr.. Mitchell, OF
Newark, Ohio, and Dr. Clyde Duncan, q
brother OF the bride. of Fairmont.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Owen Hall wrote the words, Henry
Greenbank the lyrics, Sidney Jones the
music. and Augustln DAILY, Of Days
Theatre, New York City, put on 1.-THE
Gelsha." With such IN array of artists.
how could 1.-THE GeIsha" be otherwise
than q success. and one OF the best Of
all comic operas? 1t is credited with
having had run OF two years In Lon
don and nearly three hundred nights in
New York City. The ladies and gen.
tlemen members OF this years company
are said to be equally as good or even
better than any previous company
which has played THE Gelsha," their
voices being we'll trained and refresh
ingly sweet. The action OF the play
takes place In Japan, outside the treaty
limits. and the scenes, which are In two
sets, represent 1.-THE Tea House of Ten
Thousand Joys" and "Chysanthemum
F'ete in the Palace Gardens" This
great production will be given for the
first time here next Monday, April II,
at the Opera House. 80
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The SECOND" Returns,

Many Of the members OF Captain Will
lis company, of the Second West Vir-
glnla. arrived home yesterday from
Greneville. S. c., and the rest OF them
will drift. in day by day. All the boys
are bronzed by the southern sun and
look as though army life had agreed
with them. Wheeling was interested In
this company because it was mustered
In here and made up chiefly OF Wheel
Ing boys. and they would have been
rendered some sort OF formal reception
had they arrived in body. AS 1t was,
however, they We're welcomed back with
many hearty handshalsc, for every
body was glad to see them back again.
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The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling
Progressive Ncirhbor.

| A"tsa >'''''> -'Sat~sbbots
The Womans Club met with Mrs. r.
c. Swartz on THE Heights" yesterday
afternoon, when an interesting pro-
Gramme was rendered. While the
meeting In regard to the number 81
members present was very small, It was
one of the most pleasing programmes
yet given.
The testimony in the suit Of C. W.
| Dickens vs. the Presbyterian church,
was completed at St. CaIrsvllle yester-
day. The charge to the court will be
given to-day and the arguments OF the
! council will be heard.
An instrument by which the curfew
| can be rung In has been placed In the
city building, making 1t much more con-
venient for those upon whom the duty
OF its ringing falls.
Miss Fronnle Miller. OF this city, and
| Mr.. C. a. Jackson. OF Wheeling, will be
| married Sunday afternoon, at the home
| OF the formers brother, p. ?. Miller, on
| Second street.
Tho meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety which was to have been held ut
the Presbyterian parsonage this after
noon has been indefinitely postponed.
William Lewis aud Bun" Coss iigur-
ed In police court proceedings yester-
day morning and were fined 81 and
costs and So and costs. respectively.
The five recently elected nssessors
were Mt st. Clalrsvlle yesterday,
where they each received auditors
books and instructions for work.
J, L. Clark, OF the Aetna Standard
force. hos accepted a position as assist
ant bookkeepcr ut the West Virginia
Glass Manufacturing Company.
Miss Name Wilson left yesterday for
her home at Indiana. Pa, after several
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. A. W.
Dlren on Fourth street.
The marriage OF Miss Maggie Gilmore
to Emanuel Clark. well known colored
people OF this city. ls announced to take
place Sunday afternoon.
The ladies' OF the St. Johns German
Lutheran church will give bazaar and
supper In Scheehle's hall, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
WIN Hobbs, at the home OF his par
erts on North Fifth street Friday evcn-
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Reeeiuer,s Sale.
p ECElvER's SALE.

Ao .
In obedience to decree OF the circuit
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, in
n certain chnncery cause therein pending,
in which W. W. Wood ct al are plaintiffs,
and Robert ". Kyle ct al. are defendants,
entered on the 9Th day OF April. 1880, the
ers' Planning Mil Company. n corporation.
will offer for sale. at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder, ut the north
front door OF the court house OF Ohio
county, on Wednesday. April &c, 1892. and
beginning at 10 O'Clock Il. n.. the follow
ing described property, to-wlt:
First-All that parcel OF real estate stu
ate in the city OF Wheeling. county OF
scribed as lot No. l. in square No. 1. in
SprIgE and Rltches addition to the city
OF Wheeling. situated at the Junction OF
Thirty-third, Thirty-fourth and Chnpline
the same property, heretofore conveyed
to Wood Brothers Planning Mil Com
pany. corporation. by John Speldel and
Anna l.. Spe!dcl, his wlfp,1b by deed dated
June S. 1892 which, deed Is recorded In the
office of the clerk of the county court
of Ohio county. West Virginia, In Deed
Book No. 50. page 22i.
Sccond-hll the planning mill machinery
and other fixtures In the planning mil
bulld!nN situated on the lot first above
described.
The real estate described In the first
paragraph, and the machinery and FIX
lures described In this paragraph will be
offered for sale Jointly and separately, and
Will be sold either way.
Third-Thc following described parcel
OF real estate. situatc In the city OF Wheel
Ing. county Of Ohio. and state OF West
Virginia, described ny lots Nos and 10.
In square No. 20, In spsigg ard Ritch!c's
addition TO the city OF Wheeling situ-
ated Mt tho corner of Thirty-siXes and
McColoch streets. In said city being the
same property heretofore conveyed 10 the
cot Wnot nrnt hnrS' pinnIp,r
pany by Daniel l.. Hc!skcll and Il. Maude
IleiGkcll, his wife. by decd dated April
20. 1891. mud recorded In tho office of the
clerk OF tho county court OF Ohio county,
hSI
Four;h-All the following personal prop
erty. that IL to cay, all the lumber way
ons. tools implements and stock OF mrr-
brothers Planning Mil COMPANY !" WV
Fifth--Thc frame building situate on the
southwest corner OF Thirty-fourth and
Rink. This building stands on leased
ground. and the building alone Is to be
sold without any title to the real estate.
SiNth--All OF the book accounts owing
TO- and claims OF the Wood Brothers
planning Mil Company. a corporation.
The accounts and claims described In This
paragraph VIII be offered rs n whole, and
Will not be sold In parts
TERMS OF SALE.
For tho property described In the first,
second and third paragraphs. one-hulf
cash on the day OF sale, or ny much more
IN cash M the purchaser mny desire TO
pay: til" balance In two equal INSTALL
mcNts payable In slN and twelve months
respectively. The title to be reserved un-
paid In full "
For the property described In the fourth.
htth ana sixth paragraphs, terms OF sale
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''1492.''

Stuart is a revelation to his i'd
m!rers in his rendition Of Isabella, in
1882" An exchange says: Stuart, the
male soprano, impersonates Isabella,
the Queen Of Spain. the part formerly
play ed by Richard Harlow, and Is q
decided Improvement over that per-
former. who was altogether too large
and too gross to give an attractive APP
pearance. Stuart's upper notes are
strong, clear and his manner of singing
pleasing. both to eye and car. His
costumes are rich and elaborate, and
without doubt his wardrobe Is the finest
on the American stage" "1492" will be
presented at the Opera House next Sat-
urday, matinee and night.
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"o'HooLIGAN's WEDDING"

Mr.. Harry West in his laughing sue
cess.-a"o'Hoollgan's Wedding" will be
at the Grand the first half of next week.
This. production. without q doubt Is one
OF the most amusing in the farce com
'edy line-before the public to-day. Sup
ported by company Of recognized met
ropolitan artists, 1t will be found to b.,
above the average Ludicrous sltua-
lions, funny Incidents and laugh pro-
Voking perplexities, 80 toward making a
pleasant evening. The comedy will be
interspersed with brilliant collection
OF sparkling music. dancing solos, topic
al songs. Duets, quartettes, etc. Special
scenery is also carried.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-THE
appointment of Count D'Arcos as Span
ish minister to the United States. is
accepted as settled in these diplomatic
quarters, having fullest information and
1t Is understood that. positive state
ments to this effect have already come
through official channels. There has
been no suggestion from any Spanish
source that the new representative be
an ambassador, and 1t Is said Spain
could not consider the expense involved
In establishing an ambassador in
Washington
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MOUNpsy1LLE BRIEFS

-..I .hoO-NDSNlLLE bRlEtS.E sEn.
Moundsville's members Of the Second
West Virginia Volunteers, George Con-
ner. Edward P. Philips and Samuel
Daty. arrived home yesterday. over the
Ohio River railroad, on q special train,
at 3:45 p. m.
DR.. w. +. Daley. formerly surgeon in
the Second West Virginia Regiment, Is
in the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. W.
L. Hammond. OF Jefferson avenue Dr..
Daley Is thinking OF locating in this
city.
Scott G Blair have sold c. A. Weav-
er's brick house on Fourteenth street. to
William Donley for sa100. and the Dam
lei MALCOLM property In the east end to
W. S. Grandstafr for 81. 900.
State Bank Examiner Wetzel, OF Raw
enswood, completed his. examination or
the banks here yesterday morning, and
left for New Martinsvllle.
The what l Can" Society, of the
Baptist church will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. James S. Jewett, OF Morton
avenue.
The Symphony orchestra entertained
Mr.. Charles Zulauf, of Wheeling, at the
home OF Mrs. G. T. Grey last evening.
DR.. I. n. Houston and family have
moved from Pleasant Valley to the
Hicks property on Jefferson avenue.
c. +. Warnock and family. OF Barnes
willie, Ohio, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Lutus, on Fifth street.
Elmer Pratt and family have moved
from Bellaire. Ohio. to this city. where
they will make their future, home.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
hyterian church, Will meet with Mrs.
Charles Schwob this afternoon.
The Thimble Bee Society will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Cora Higgs. OF
the Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. McFadden are
home from vlsl, to friends at Mata-
moras. Ohio.
Rev. W. a. Williams is attending
meeting Of the prcsbYtery at Burgetts-
town, Pa. 't#
Miss Jennie Terrell. OF Cameron. is
the guest Of w. H. Dutson and family
The prison board was in session yes
tcrday and the day before,
Attorney ]. +. Jones, OF Wheeling, was
in the city yesterday.
The Eight O'Clock Club met with T. ].
Clark last evening.
Thomas Cats is on business trip TO
California.
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AT THE GRAND.

There was q large and appreclative
audience at the Grand last night, in
spite of the street railway strike. and
those. who attended witnessed a very
pleasing performance Of "A Vagabond's
Wife" The specialties were good, and
the announcement by Tommy Shearer
fairly convuised the audience with
Laughter. To-nights bill will be Little
Miss Military" a war drama, and to-
morrow night the company will present
Richard Mansfield's version Of "Cyrano
de Bergerac," for which seats are now.
on sale,
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Call the NI1r,,hprs

IN the new telephone system just be-
Ing put in by the telephone company, It
VIII De necessary for subscribers,to call
oy numbers (not names) owingsto the
onp!oSment OF number OF new opera
eofs VINO are NOT familiar with the
names OF subscribers. All subscribers
ase requested by the company to call
oy numbers only In the future.
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Terrible Tragedy.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, April Fat
Avllla, twenty miles north OF this city,
this morning, Walter Goodrich. aged
10, shot his brother Wallace, aged 35,
and then blew his brains out. The
brothers had quarreled over who should
hitch up horse, and the shooting was
the result. The wounded brother will
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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MEMPHIS. Tenn. April u. = The
twenty-round contest between Jack
,Everhardt. Of New Orleans. and Char
icy Burns. OF Cincinnati. at the Audit
Drum Tonight, resulted In a decision
ior Everhardt. The fight was given to
me New Orleans lad because OF a foul
! oiow delivered by Burns In the TWEEN