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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

Cincinnati. May 3.--'rhe opening Hea-
sion 81 the third annual convention OF
the National Uood Citizenship League
was delivered by Dr.. ID. II. Moore.
editor Of the Western Christian Advo-
cate.
The annual address OF Major George
Hilton was considered by the respective
comlttecs today.
President Hilton expressed his regret
that many who were expected hero
have been unable TO attend. Al today'B
session Rev g. l.. Work. ID. o., dellv-
cred an address ON THE Sunday Ques-
ton"
A paper by Alfred cridgc OF callfor-
MIA on proportionate representation was
read and discussed,
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CIVILIAN AGAINST SOLDIER.


chadron. Mob. May s.--Judge VIII
Ham V. Allen, ex-u. \, senator from
Nebraska. has ordered First Lieut..
and AdIutnnt q. I.anghorno u the
First United States cavalry. stationed
tn the charge OF contempt OF court.
The question Il one Of Jurisdiction ~
the civil or military authorities arising
from tho arrest by tho Dawes county
sheriff of two United States troopers
on charge Of houne-hreaking. Lleutcn-
ant IAnHhorne, who had ordered tho
men arrested for desertlon, claimed the
authority. but Judge Allen holds 9TH
crWlHe
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uSnrronrrD CASUALTIES.


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WOUNDED.
Aprli ~ nrigadier General irving
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Firat South Dakota
couna,v N ,,n,.,, c,.,,. m A..
Company ", captain charles w. I'm.
slesby' shoulder slight; q, Sergeant
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$500,
slight. :" VS.
u. Private Iilnine Akin arm. slight;
s''Heah' 'ohh lh"ihp.oh' lace hlisht'
fif,y-Fiut Iowa
~ Priyais, EIed y strong scalp.
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rillen; should shoulder, slight April si,h. pri-
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slight ~. Captain Frank y, Green.
nnlp' hiHht lfiNnt. -, Muhheon.
er. slight.
?sth, II. Private Andrew Davis. check.
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celebration OF the contract before
priest or minister.
General Comes and Ms assistants on
tho committee representing the Cuban
army. having informed General brooke
that II would he aIniost impossible TO
revise and reduce the lists on which
payment Of arrcaroser v TO be made.
II IL doubtful whether the military au-
thority will pursue its EFFORT to purge
the Cuban rolls.
The Departments Of posts has an
nounced that hereafter all the vacan-
Giles In the island postal service are TO
be fiiled by Cubnns.
The military government has decided
10 return TO the United States all cx-
volunteer now serving scntcf see In
Cuba for misconduct under their terms
Of enlistment. .fN
The sanitary authoritics are enabled
20 report that no active cases Of either
yellow fever or small pox cSis, In ia-
Nana.
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ArgueIczos and Bernal Not luna's
Representatives.
CAME FROM AeuINALDo.
usea all Their wiies 20 secure = Reply
From OTIS 60 wabin' Letter
MD Not succeed.

Nanila. May Q, u. m.--Thc Filipino
,nvovs. Major Manuel Arguclczcu and
ti.u,. lose Bernai. have abandoned the
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SWEARING our WARRANTS.
wardner Con-iabie- Making Arrest. Under
Protection Of Coiorei Troops.

Wardner. Idaho. May s.--Flfty-gour
warrants have been sworn out and con-
stables are making the arrests under
tho protection OF eolored troops. The
dynamitefs are ileeing TO the hills.
Their cabins are being searched and
the town is wild with excitement.
Smiths body will be brought back
from Canyon Greek today and the In
quest commenced,
cheyne'n body 10 now on the way
back here from Spokane for the IN
quest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

Now York. May IA dispatch TO the
Journal and Advertiser from Manila.
says
left Manila this morning 10 patrol the
southern ISLANDS.
a brief cable fncrrawe TO Admiral
Dewey from the cnifrnnndcr % the
bennington. reports thai on April 18th,
he found three sciiconefs on the beach
at San Jose. on the eastern side OF the
island OF pnnay.
The Insurgents promircl surrender
but during the night they crowded In
to the schooncra and the next day Of
fercd resistance.
the Pennington shefled the schooner
and the trenches IN the neiEhborhood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

Denver. May a.--Manager Otto s.
Floto Of the Colorado Athletic nssocia.
ton says the Fitzsimmons- Jcffries
fisht viii take place In Denver. He Of
forcd u purse OF $4,000 and this morn
Ing received n dispatch from the prln-
clnals requesting him to go 10 New
York TO arrange tho details.
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ITALIAN mISIsTrm nr.Ioss.
''suf Of vrry Animated Scene In the
Chamber OF Deputies.

Home, May 3.-The Italian ministry
n.s resigned, The resignation OF tho
Inhlstry ID the sequel TO scene In the
SANDER Of deputies yesterday. In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

Washington. May a.-0enerh Otis.
under today's date, rcports tho follow
Ing casualties
Casualties not heretofore reported;
Arizona republican., 1899-10-10

P Clark, J. w. Benham, George E. Buxton, E. w. Thayer Dr. Duffield. D. Heyman. J. C. Adams, F. W. Sher- idan. Sam Korrick. Frank Alkire, Dave Goldberg, P. w. Butler. William AIelczer. Stevens, Jack Gibson, s. J. Tribolet, P. T. Hurley. H. A. Diehl, Gus Hirschfeld, D~. J. M. Ford, E. s. Wakelin, J. L. B. Alexander, Joseph Thalheimer. N. c. Wilson, B. M. Gold water I. Diamond, George Luhrs, L. Melczer, Frank Cox. c. c. Randolph, c. P. Leitch. Walter Talbot E. L. An drews. J. w. Doris. B. A. Fickas, F. w. Gillett, M. O. Bicknell, B. N. Pratt. T. w. Pemberton, w. T. Smith, N. A. Sanders, c. J. Dyer, N. A. Morford, John R. Norton, J. A Marshall, D. l.. Murray, D. Nicholson, Chauncey Aims worth. A. Redewill. J. D. Monihon, F. Goodman, J. F. Williams, H. H. Me Neil, Paul Hull. s. Nj. McCowan, H. P. DeMund, H. M. Kennedy. W. A. Watts, ". J. Murphy, T. E. Dalton, J L. Cant. w. B. Lount, P. Minor, F. A. Hartwell, M. W. Mealey, Sam Seip, Henry George, c. w. Stevens, R. Allyn Lewis.
 When the field was looked over and the number of good men in the city picked out it was found that even this nSt IS Tar tCo small ana IL IS not mi probable that further expansion will take place when organization is ef- fected.
 It was then decided to hold mee1- ing this evening in the parlors of the Hotel Adams on the second floor for the purpose of eIecting officers anI appointing sub-committees and going at the work systema atically. Every man whose name appears in the above list is requested to be on hand promptly at 7:3O o'clock if possible, as time is precious and there is work to do
Arizona republican., 1899-10-10
50 Cents!

By a lucky purchase of DRUMMER'S SAM PILE HATS we are en- abled to offer the ladies their choice of about 300 NEW FELT street
 hats in all the latest blocks, at soc each. These are only slightly inferior toregular stock as they show but little handling. Hats in this lot for school children, Misses and ladies.
 First come, first served.
 SCOFIELD.
 W ho1esa1e and Retail. 2O9.2iI E. Wash St.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-10

in the s. r. P. & P. office here for the past year. left last night for Prescott. having been appointed ticket agent for the company at that point as well as manager of the Postal telegraph of flee. MT. Solomon has a host of friends in Phoenix who will miss his smiling countenance, but who are glad to learn of his merited promotion.
 Col J. D. Monihon returned last night from a short visit to Prescott.
 Sheriff Scott White of Tombstone registered at the Commercial yester- day.
 Charles H. Cutting of Troy. Ariz., is Q guest of the Commercial, arriving yesterday.
 J. H. Braley and W. B. Bartlett of Los Angeles are among the guests Of the Hotel Adams.
 Captain A. F. Banta, formerly of the Pick and Drill came down from Pres colt last night.
 George Look of Fl Paso was among yesterdays arrivals who registered at the Commercial hotel.
 Joseph Baruch of Denver is paying the capital city a visit. He is regis tered at the Hotel Adams
 Harry NJ. Kennedy came in last night from business trip through the northern part of the territory
 L. E. Donald of Huachuca came in yesterday morning and placed his name on the Commercial hotel reg ister.
 MT. c. J. Hall returned last night from Prescott accompanied by Mrs Hall. who has been spending the sum ner in the north
 Mrs. w. Wirthle and Mrs. M. L. Hale of San Francisco arrived in Phoe- nix yesterday and are among the guests of the Ford hotel.
 Thomas Lynch. Wickenburg min ing engineer, came down on last night < train and will remain in the city couple of days. He can be found at the Commercial hotel.
 Rev. E. C. McIntier of Globe. Ariz.. arrived last night from Prescott, where he has been attending the an nUal conference of the M. E. church He is registered at the Ford hotel
 MT. J. Frank Smalley of St. Paul ar rived in the city last night to spend a few weeks with his brother, George H. 1 Smalley. He will spend some time visiting the mines of southern Ari- zona. MT Smalley is cashier in the revenue office in St. Paul.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-10
O'neEFE HOLDS THE FORT
The Costello People In Possession
 of inc Cobfc Grande.

The Cobre Grande plot thickens. Sheriff Scott White of Cochfse county arrived yesterday morning after J. H. Wood, secretary of the company. whose arrest he had directed the day before by telegraph, on charge of grand lar ceny. He found MT. Wood nightly free and composed for a man over whom a serious charge is hanging and for the first time Mr White found him self under the displeasure of the court by reason of his election to the same position in the company occupied by Mir Wood.
 Service under Judge Streets last re- straining order had been taken by
 mail on Saturday night, so that it had not reached MT. White. Service was taken upon him soon after his arrival. He was now enjoined from setting himself up to be what MT. Wood is and from trying to secure the books and papers which he had hoped to take back to Bisbee with MT. Wood. He was here, however, as a sheriff with warrant from a justices court and not in his capacity of alleged secretary of the Cobre Crande. So he was not in contempt. He did not get the books and papers and probably could not have gotten A1r. Woods, since a habeas corpus would have released him if it had been applied for. But the secre- tary and his attorneys decided that the best thing to do would be to meet the charge of grand larceny and be done with it. They accordingly accompa- nied the sheriff back to Bisbee. where +I,< -.;,, o7-,
 After that, MT. Woods will go to the Cobre Grande, where he says that Su- perintendent O'Keefe, representing the interests of himself and President Cos tello, is still in possession notwithstand- ing reports that Greene, Mitchell and Treadwell are in possession by virtue of a Mexican decision. MT. Wood had a telegram yesterday assuring him that O'Keefe would have no trouble in holding on until there was a final ad- judication in favor of one side or the other. The Mexican judiciary is dis posed to hear the matter fully and as surance has been given that the pres ent holders will not be busted by snap judgment.
 It looks now as if the legal fight had been transferred from Arizona to So- nora and it is probable that an action to determine the right of the contend ing parties will be begun within a very few days before the principal court at Arizpe.
 It is important to both sides that whatever is done should be done quick ly. and that is probably why so hot a fight has been precipitated at this time. Next Saturday is the day on which under Costello's agreement with the stockholders he must begin taking the shares out of escrow. The first pay ment is little more than S148, GOO. If he can be prevented from making it the Greene, Mitchell and Treadwell contingent will win under the contract. If he takes out the shares they have hopelessly lost. In either event the present lines of litigation will have to be greatly changed.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-10
. Parisian institute :.

Elocution, Oratory, Art of Grace, Voice Training, Articulation, Physical Culture, Gesture, Polite Department and Dramatic Art.
 Grace Talmage Montgomery, Pro. lessor; pupil or Professor Xaupi and the celebrated Professor Hazazah of Paris; formerly of Boston. Mass, will open Thursday, October F. in Masonic Hall. Monihon Block. Special and brief courses for clergymen, lawyers, public speakers, lecturers. teachers; foreigners and others requiring an art study for the use of the speaking or singing voice CT the correction of vocal defects.
 Residence, Hotel Adams. Hours: 10 to F; to D. Lessons, Masonic Hall.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-10
FAvoRs DIAz's RENoMINATIoN-
Preparations in Mexico for National
 Convention Next Year.

City of Mexico, Oct. 9--SeveraI hundred citizens met here and initiated measures for holding national c3:I- vention early next year to nominate candidate for president and members of the supreme cc=r1. The sentiment developed in the conference strongly favored the renomination of President Diaz. Public sentiment in financial, commercial and manufacturing circles is largely in favor of renomi1ating General Diaz, whose continued pres ence at the head of affairs is believad to be essential to national progress.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Clerk Lloyd Johnston of the supreme court is quite i'll.
 MT. B. \. Pratt is confined to his home by an aff1iction of the eyes.
 William Solomon, who has filled the position of stenographer and operator
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
"Rnttlcs Of orr Nation"

The grand musical spectacle, BAT
ties Of Our Nation" illustrating the
wars of our country in three acts and
twenty tableaux. is to be presented at
Mozart park Saturday and Sunday
September % and "a, by ConternO's ia
nous concert band. This musical mas
terpiece wRs arranged by DR.. q. r.
Corterno, and portrays the patriotic
history OF the United Stntes from the
colonial wars. There are sixty eminent
musicians and lyric artists under the
management Of Rich. q. Hollamnn, and
the management OF Mozart park is to
be commended for Its enterprise In
securing such brilliant attraction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

With the coming of thousands Of
strangers to Wheeling during the state
fair, the pIckpocketInE fraternity Is
also, OF course, in evidence. Several
cases were reported to the police yes
terday, and the force did everything in
its power to keep the community
clear Of the llght-hngered gentry. But
even with regiment of policemen. I'M
stead. of the forty at his command.
Chief of Police clemans would be I'M
able, as would any other chief, to de-
tect and place in durance vile the tlsw-
less few who thrive on big crowds.
A man said to hail from uhrichsville,
Ohio, who came to Bridgeport shortly
afternoon. was the heaviest loser of the
dag. He boarded a car for the fair
grounds. and upon arriving at his des-
tInatlon he found that his wallet, con-
tanning $3.50. had been distracted. Up
on inquiry among the passengers It
was learned that three suspicious
looking strangers had left the car near
the corner OF Zane and North Huron
streets, and doubtless they were the
thieves. An effort to locate the trio
of whom only the slightest description
could be learned. was without avail up
to a late hour last night.
During the fireworks last night at the
public landing there were several cases
Of plckpocketlng. Mrs. John Holt, of
No. 11s Eighteenth street, lost $50.
Some one cut her dress and pocket, and
secured the money during the progress
Of the spectacle.
When sylvanus Thomas. carpenter,
living at No. 500 Market street, arose
from his slumbers yesterday morning
he discovered that unwelcome visitors
1ad during the night relieved of him OF
n silver watch and 81 in money. AS all
the doors and windows were fastened
Mr.. Thomas supposed that the thief had
entered his home early In the evening"
before the family retired, and secreted
himself in the cellar. House burglaries
are epidemic at present. number Of
them having occurred during the week
in different parts OF this section.
A pIckpocket was arrested last night
at the public landing by Officer Devin-
ney, in the midst of the fireworks fes-
tivItles. The fellow was dIlapIdated in
appearance. was blind in one eye and
pretended to be an Italian. The OFF,
GERS suspicious were directed to him
for some time previous to the arrest
and he watched him for half an hour.
The crook aroused suspicion on the
part OF others by his actions. and while
he was lodging around in the crowd
Devinney fell upon him and took him
to the lookup. No loss that he caused
was reported, however.
The robberies which have been dis
turblng surrounding towns came nearer
home Tuesday night IN Island house,
that Of Samuel Lankaid, being entered.
This was learned yesterday morning
when the inmates arose. A suit OF
clothes, two gold watches and other
articles were taken. Neighbors say
they heard sound Of breaking glass
in tho LanknId home. Mr.. Lnnknid is
engineer at House 6 Herrmnnn's store.
No arrests have been made in connec-
ton with the Moundsville and West
Alexander burglaries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
In Clerk Robortson's once,

In Clerk Robertson's office yesterday
business transacted included the follow
ing records:
Deed dated September 5. 1892, be-
tween S. B. Mckee and Theodore G.
Cupp. transferring part Of lot on ia
cob street, between Twenty-second ana
Twenty-thIrd streets; consideration
tI.lO0.
Deed dated August 20. 1899. between
b. Walker Peterson and Frederick Mo-
dnr transferring tract Of land on
wheeling creek. near Steenrod bridge.
Consideration. $i,lOO.
Charles Addison Miller. aged twenty
one, and Flora Belle McKown, aged
nineteen. Of Wheeling; to Robert
Moore, aged thlrty-slx. OF Slstersvllle,
and Emma b. Enlow, aged twenty-four.
Of New Martlnsvllle.
There were two deeds Of trust re-
corded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
SELECT CASTLE.

knights of Mystic Chain Completes
its Business.
The select grand castle of the An
Client order knights OF the Mystic
Chain, completed the business of its
eleventh annual session yesterday. The
new officers. whose elections were given
In yesterdays IntelIlgencer. were In
stalled by Joseph Mitchell. supreme
commander. OF Pittsburgh, and an Rd-
dress was made by John ]. Davis, SUI
preme corresponding scribe. Elk Gar
den was selected for the 1900 meeting
DtnCe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

PROF. EDWARD BLUMENBERCl
VIII resume his courses In VIOLIN,
PIANO AND HARMONY on MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER lith Former
pupils and others wishing to
take advantage Of thorough, system-
attic instruction in the above branches
viii please call ut residence, GS Ohio
street. Wheeling Island, on Saturday
September 9. between o and . o'clock, 10
arrange hours a prompt attendance
at the first OF the season Is earnestly
desired. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
Visitors to the Fair,

we take this method Of extending to you a
welcome to our city, and especially invite you
to visit our store and make it your headquar-
quarters during your time in the city.
We have what is considered one Of the
largest and finest stores in this section Of the
country, and in the past few years has become
the headquarters for the buyers Of this vicinity.
Conditions that have grown from our
efforts to please the Individual taste of every
purchaser, and above all to handle only the
highest grade of merchandise at the least
possible prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
Sss.A5Aere..
Slsn. asne.
STONE & THOMAS.
For tie Fall Trade.

Never in this stores history have we been
prepared as we'll as we are this season. Our
new fall lines Of Dress Goods, Silks, as we'll as
every other department. represent the very
best products Of home and foreign manufac-
ture, and our cash buying system enables US to
offer them at the lowest possible prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
FALL sTOCK..FINE TAILORING.

Your attention invited to our large
aud handsome limo OF Fall Woolens-'
all cutir0ly now designs ana many cx-
agents. The stylish get-up and niSh-
iOnnblc appearance OF our garments
recommend themselves. Prices rca-
sonnhIO. G, lIESS 81 SONS.
FnshIonnhlc TnilorS and Fine Furnish
crs, I821-l32D Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

Rough Dry Washed, StRrchcd and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and IronCd, 3
cents per pound,
pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo steam Laundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
PICKPOCKEIS
And Petty Thieves Pursuing Their
Nefarious Calling
HERE DURING THE STATE FAIR.

A uArlehsIIlle man Lost $3.50 Yes
terda 1tGrnegn While on Street
Car G6ins to the Fair Grounds-An
East End Lady Lost $50 During the
Fireworks EShibltion Last Night.
An Island House Entered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
100000.

wo have fitted moro than twenty
thousand pairs OF spOctRcles, giving us
q record and experience uuoqupllcd by
any other opticiRn In West virginia
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUBB, Optlclnn,
No. 1900 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
DO Not Hesitate

to visit our store, as we shall be glad to take
charge of and check your bundles free, render
you any and every assistance, or in any way
that we can be of service to you during your
visit kindly command US
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

You will If you come to us for your
Photographs, We are making seven
superb AlilSTO Cabinet Photos for
only SI.OO. Are you rcndyt
TAppAN a CONNEL,
Photographers, IISl Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
eaay... So.
.eaS,e, Sioe..
.Semi-Annual
Sale

Ladies' Fine Shoes, Tues
day, August %. Sizes this
season are 4, Al. S, ST, g.;
widths narrow. Prices one
third less than regular quail
ity better than same shoes
made for stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

YOU can buy the famous Hoffman
Sausage at stall 30, Fifth ward. and at
stall II. Second ward, or at 23i4 Chap
line street. Telephone SIS.