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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-07
new CABLE PLAN
The United States, Great Britain,
Japan and Russia.
WASHINGTON IS 'MTtats1tD
Assembling Data Present Project
Solves Many Difficulties Hawaii
Important Point.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-In diplo-
matte and official quarters attention is
being directed to the question of Pa
cific cable linking this country with
the Philippines and points beyond. and
IL Is understood that this Government
and the foreign Governments which
would be affected by the cable are now
actively considering the subject.
The officials here are assembling da-
ia and preparing cable maps, with the
expectation that the matter will be
brought To the early attention of Con-
eress. In general way the project is
for cable of four links, viz: From
San Francisco to Hawaii. 2.160 miles;
from Hawaii to Wake Island, 2,0ii
miles; from Wake Island to Guam, L..
293 miles; from Guam to Manila. 1850
miles.
These landing roints are all within
the control of the United States. our
flag having been raised on Wake Island
not long ago. This would connect all
the American possessions in the Pa
cifc by line crossing no foreign ter
ii''i thiS' Ah' Piuh PVi hitS
of an expansion so as to secure two
outlets to Asia ard the Far East.
The first of these would be from Ma
Mia to the japanese Island of Formo-
sa, from which island Japan has built
line to the Japanese coast and the
mainland of Asia. The second outlet
would be from Hawaii south to Fan
nings Island. at which point the newly
projected British cable from Vancou-
yer to New Zealand crosses.
The foregoing projects would not be
private enterprises, but a Government
undertaking. The Government, it is
urged in support Of the projects, would
be not only free from the present high
charges and from the supervision of
foreign companies now handling the
business, but the line being opened to
the public and commercial uses at a
reasonable rate would AFFORD facilities
for the expanding trade of the Pacific
and thereby yield a considerable re-
turn to the Government.
Foreign governments which would
be affected by this project-notably
Russia. Japan ana Great Britain-are
beginning to show some concern over
1t and 1t Is understood that the Gov
ernment has been sounded Of late from
several foreign quarters to learn what
its plans are.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-07
DON'T NEGLECT
A Common Case Of PilSs-lt may
Lead tO Serious Results.

CFrom the Sydney Herald)
When people generally understand
that all such fatal diseases as fistula,
ulcer of the rectum, fissure, etc, al
most invariably begin in a simple case
of piles, they will learn the wisdom OF
taking prompt treatment for the first
appearance of trouble in this quarter.
Doan's Ointment will certainly cure
every form of piles - itching,
bleeding. protruding, or blind piles
and hundreds of lives have been saved
by using this cheap. effective remedy
right at the start, because at such a
time q single pot will effect a cure.
while in the old chronic, deep-seated
cases, several pots are sometimes nee
essary before lasting cure is effected.
Here Is a case:
Mr.. William Gilliver, of the we'll
known firm of Gilliver & Curtis, rail-
way and general contractors. and
whose private address Is "AvOca, .
Bankstown, has written the following
unsolicited letter. which We herewith
publish in full:
Messrs. F,,ster-McClellan Co.. 76 Pitt
ST.. Sydney, n. S. W., February IA,
1899.
pear Sirs:-ln justice to you AMI
suffering humanity l write to say that
| suffered from itching piles for 2s
years. tried many doctors and pret-
ty we'll all kinds Of patent medicines,
but got relief for a short time only,
Seeing your Ointment advertised !
bought a pot and did not use more
than one-half OF 1t. not six months
ago. and l am perfectly cured. You
may use this as YOU wish.
Yours gratefully,
WILLIAM GlLLlVER.
1t cannot be repeated too often that
Doan's Ointment will cure itching
piles. 1T WILL CURE THEM ABSO-
LUTELY. But do not take the manu-
facturer's word for this; ask or write
Mr.. Gilliver: he knows. for 1t cured
him. and he lives In Bankstown, u su-
burb l2 miles from sydney. IL not that
the best possible kind Of proof' Could
there be better?
Doan's Ointment IL sold by all deal
ers at 30 cents per box or will be
mailed on receipt of price by the Hol-
lister DRUG Co, Honolulu, agents for
the Hawaiian Islands,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-07
CHAMBERLAiN's PAIN BALM
CURES OTHERS, WHY
NOT NO'g

Ay wife has been using Chamber
lains Pain Balm, with good results, Tor
a lame shoulder thai has painsd her
continually for nine years We have
lrl.d all klnds ~ mndlelpes aud doctors
without receiving any bensnl fran any
~ them Dnn day Nn SAN an adYsr.
lisomsnt ~ this medicine and thought
.pi ullns u which M dld With the
beet ~ satisfaction she has usad only
op. bottle aEd hrr shoulder 10 almosl
vol Adolpb l. Milleli, Manchester
" " for sale w All dealers lleIsOn
Smith A Co. Ia. as.pls iof " J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-07

e1efieus Courage shows BY the Bri.
tish Agsisst ODDS Another
nout Of the Beers.
NO INTERVENTION.

PARIS, Oct. 27.-An authori-
tative statement was issued this
afternoon formally denying the
rumors Of intended Franco
Russian Intervention In the
Transvaal war, and declaring
that France has no ground and
NO desire for any such interven-
ton at present and that Russia
10 most likely placed In the
same position, adding that Ger
many is the only power directly
concerned in the matter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-07
New MeaI O..

The Honolulu Meat Market Com
pany Limited a corporation capitalized
Al 'lo00O0 with power To Increase "a
'2booO0 viii probably be- registered In
The rlIy within the month, The eon'
refn VIII raise ON the Islands and also
import ffom the mainland ana Austria
va large quantities VI meat ana
poultry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-07
CLARkE's BLOOD MIXTURE

ture should see that they get the genuine s,tieie
Worthless limitations and substitutes sN some
times palmed Oh by nnpincipicd vendors. Tbs
Company q Lincoln. England" are engraved ON
the 6overnment stamp, and "Clsrke's World
famed Blood Minln,e." blown in The bot's
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-07

pnll The blghosl srads " Rl.D hub'
ith 10 nsad IN the stamps made w
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE 60
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04

inflicting very painful wound. 1t
was attended by Dr.. j. r. Caldwell, of
West Liberty.
Mr.. Robert Murray, of the Main Stem
was calling on Mr.. George Taylor, OF
the North Fork, last Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Mich. Wilson, of Brooke county,
will teach the Waddell school No. 5
this coming season.
Mr. Smith Mcdonald and Mr. Will
liam Tutiburg returned home Sunday
evening from Glen's Run, at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. David Waddell has retired home
from visiting relatives at Washington,
Pa.
Mr.. Geo. Archer, of the Main Stem,
is doing very large business black
smithing.
Mr.. Jacob Hilton was in the city on
business last Wednesday.
Miss Mollfe Burdett. of Wheeling,
was the guest Of Mr.. William Wolfe.
Mr. William Waddell, of Short Creek,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04
SENATOR JONES

reported to Contemplate Giving Up the
Democratic Craftsmanship.
NEW YORK, August "a special
to the Tribune from Washington says:
Senator Jones, of Arkansas, wished to
return home from Europe as early as
September 10, but his physician laid
upon him the injunction not to leave
there before October l. The Senator
writes to a friend in this city that he
feeYs as weir as at any time in 20 years
and has not the slightest premonition
of another attack of the heart disease
from which he suffered. 1t is learned
from a friend of the Senator that he
is not ambitious to hold the chairman
ship of the executive committee of his
party, but it was not deemed wise to
resign at this time and invite scramble
for the place. Hence without quoting
Senator Jones himself. he says that
the Senator will resign the leadership
of the Democratic committee by the
time of the national convention so as
to give an opportunity for the choice
of another man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04

rose to address tho court. but the court
banged his fst down "a the table and
shouted:
RUDE Smith, sot down, or this court
will fine We hundred dollars fur con-
tempt. I'm doin' the talkin'. and d0in'
it straight and You hain't nuthin' TO
say. Tom Harper Gums ridin' fur his
life a-hollerin' fur law and ekerty and
jestice, and bizness at the Red Hoss
saloon goes to smash bekase of it 1
don't hev to send word to Yaller Bill
to cum in and take his medicine. He
Gums of his own accord, and tells mis-
side of the story. Then begins 20
question Tom, and in ten minits l ar
satisfied that Bill tells the truth. Then
l opens court to dispose of the case.
Tom Harper. stand up.
Your xionor-" began Toms law
yer as he reached his feet
''Sot down, Rube SMITH" yelled the
Judge, as he made a motion toward his
gun. This ar the second time you've
bin warned, and you'd better look out
fur results. If Tom wants TO pay you
$40 fur advisin' him that he had case
l shan't say nuthin', but don't try to
bluff this court. Now, then, Tom Har-
per, this court holds as follows:
"Fustly-You didn't hev no case to
staT7 with.
Secondly-You hain't got no case
now.
"Thirdly-You took this court fur a
doggone idiot, and ar tharfore in con-
Tempt
''Fourthly-It is the decision Of this
court that We be fined the sum of $50,
to be paid within an hour or you go TO
Jail, and if you ever try the same sort
of game on me agin I'll send you up fur
life
This court now stands adjourned to
the Red Hoss saloon, and il the pris-
oner wants to squar' himself with the
court and Yaller Bill and the boys he'll
show up over thar after payin' his
fine and stand treat fur all hands
round"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04

haa returned nom attending business
IN Cleveland.
Captain Lewis Ennis is organizing a
base ball club to be held at Mr.. Jacob
Hilton's. on the Main Stem of Short
Creek.
Mr.. Clark and Oliver Gregsby have
just returned home from visiting
friends in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Mary Robinson was visiting rel
atives in Brooke county.
Miss Minnie Murray and brSther, at
tended the Butchers Picnic last Thurs
day at Wheeling, and had very de-
lightful time.
Mr. Chas. Ennis, who was very SER
iously injured by a runaway team last
September, is able to be among his
friends again.
Mr.. ESQ., Hennis and Joseph Rouse
were in West Liberty last Wednesday
evening on business.
Mr. Robert Tremble is on the sick
list. H is attended by DR.. join Jobes.
of West Liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04
GLYCERINE.
One Hundred Quarts of The Deadly
Stuff Lets Go--ThOmas Milliken
Blown 10 Atoms.

Special to the Register.
MARIETTA, o., August 3.-Thomas
Milliken, a member of the torpedo
firm of Milliken & French, of this
city, was blown to pieces this after
noon by 100-quart shot Of nitro
glycerine, which he was placing in a
well on the Miller farm, in the east
ern part of the county. He was alone
at the time Milliken was one Of the
most careful and experienced men in
the business, and it is presumed the
glycerine was exploded by lightning,
as a heavy storm passed over that
section. He was 80 years old, and
leaves a widow, now in Olean, N. Y.
McCarm Bros. narrowly escaped a
similar horror at Macksburg. Light
ming struck the derrick, ran down the
casing Of the well and fired the gas,
which exploded. A heavy charge OF
glycerine was in cans on the derrick
floor, but by a miracle it did not go
off. A half dozen men were on the
derrick and extinguished the flames
of the burning well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04
IT Is VERY SCIENTIFIC.
Preferred to All Others of Its
Kind.
A Few Of the Many Points of Excel
lence Not to be Found Among
Other Kidney Remedies.

Morrow's Kid-ne-oids, the great remedy
for kidney and urinary ailments, is scien-
tific preparation. 1t has been perfected af-
ter eighteen years hard work, by an ex-
perienced chemist. Kid-ne-oids act gently,
thoroughly, quickly and directly on the
Kidneys nerves and urinary organs They
will build up the system anc restore its
normal parts to their natural condition.
Mrs. G. o. Blubaugh, 176 Summers street.
Charleston, says: Il suffered for a long
time with very severe aching pains across
kidneys. AT times they would be so bad l
could not get up or down without assist
ance. l became very nervous and could
not rest at night; What little sleep 1 could
get dio not refresh me and / would feel
more tired in the morning when | would
get up than when | went TO bed.
also had a very bad case of torpid liver
and stomach trouble. l was advised to
iry Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and after secur-
ing some at the drug store | began taking
thenl, as recommended, in a week or so
was Keeling well again and have been so
tFer since. me Liverlax removed ali the
liver spo;s from my skin and the Kid-ne-
oids cured the pain in my back as we'll as
the nervousness and sleeplessness."
Morrow's kld-ne-oids are not pills. but
Yellow Tablets. and cure backache. ner-
vousness. sleeplessness and all kidney dis
orders. They are put Up in wooden boxes
which sell at fifty cents each at Chas r
Goetze's drug store. Morrows Liverax
are small red graunles and cure constipa-
tion ana biiiousness; they sell at twenty
five cents a box.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon request
BY Joh,l-Morrcw Il Co, Chemists, Spring
nslds Gao. QS)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04
JUDGE nOlE Or SANDY bend.
Tom Harper HolIered For Justice and
Got it.
BY M. QUAD.

Feller-critters,' began Judge Hoke
as he took his seat to open business in
the court at Sandy Bend; this court is
now open as a court, and all boss
play and foolin' around must come to
an end. As / hev menshuned before,
/ don't intend to put on much style nor
try to lord it over the gang, but court
is court, and she must be respected
up to a sarsin pint. When outside this
room / kin be called liar, same as any
other critter, and must take my chances
Of gettin' my gun fust, but when actin
as court must be shown doc respect
or I'll commit the hull bilin' of We to
jail"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04

to me that he wants law. He has blood
on his ear and his eyes hang out like
peeled onions, hev to git out from be-
hind the bar, whar | was takin' in
money at the rate of dollar a minute,
and no less than three poker games
was broke up in the excitement.
What sort of story has this Tom
Harper to tell me when he gifts his
breath and diskivers that is a livin'
man? Mebbe that shyster lawyer Of
his, who don't spend so cents a week
at the bar of the Red Hoss, is calker-
lating ON tellin' that story later, but if
so he'll git left. Down thar at Clay
Flat Tom Harper he sets down fur a
game of poker with Yaller Bill, who is
also present in this courtroom. Yaller
Bill, as we all know, is a great hand
to bluff at poker. 1t wasn't four weeks
ago and this court held three kings in
game with Bill, and Bill had only
pair of tens and yit this court was dun
Ter Bill jest looked like man who
held royal flush, and this court hadn't
the nerve to raise nor call him, but laid
right down.
Now. then" continued His Honor,
tom Harper and Yaller Bill sets down
to game of poker. For awhile Tom
wins; then Yaller Bill gifts hand and
begins to bank on it. 1t may be only
pair O. fives, or it may be four aces
Tom Harper can't tell. He sees Bill
and raises him, and by and by Tom gifts
skeered, same as this we're court did.
When they had hundred dollars on
the blanket Toms lays down and Yaller
Bill rakes in. Tom had full house
and he finds that Yaller Bill had only
a par O. Jacks. The consekences is
that Tom acts the baby and gifts mad
and pulls his gun and makes threats.
Yaller Bill tumbled to the racket, gifts
in the fust fire, but only ticks Toms
left ear. Then Tom turns tail and
runs for his boss and Gums down yere
on the run and tells me that he wants
law, What does he want law for?
Has law anythin' to do with poker and
blufin'? If he wanted to shoot Yailer
Bill why didn't he go to work and do
ine If he'd bin cheated, why didn't he
say SOP
At this point Tom Harper's lawyer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04
RECEIVERS SALE.
The Sample-Lingaman Company Stock
Of Dry Goods, Millinery and
Notions.

Under decree of the Court Will offers
for sale and sell at auction to the high-l
est bidder for cash. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10TH. 1890,
at o clock D. m. the stock OF Dry Goods,l
Millinery and Notions IN the building Mol
l2l9 Market street. The stock viii be OIL
fered in two separate parts and as ~
whole The sale will be subject to thel
confirmation of the Court.
Prospective bidders are invited to CALI
and examine the goods NJ any time duringl
business hours uHtA the Gay ana hour OF
sale.
The store fixtures, stock OF eonfection-,
cry. tools. etc, Will be sold a private sale.
for the best prices ohtainabie The leases
for the premises, running four years bel
yond the present rental year. will also be-
disposed Of and | desire to ascertain andl
report TO the Court the best arrangement,
that can be made concerning the lease of,
said premises. j A. MILLER.
Receiver for the SANTA Ltngaman Co.
jySli 1919 Market Street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LlNSLY INSTITUTE.
4 School for the Thorough InstruC-
ton Of Boys and Young Men.
EDUCATIONAL.

MILITARY CLASSICAL ENGLISH.
Military department In charge Of an Of
ficer OF the United States Navy. fai term
begins Monday. September 18th. Cadets In
camp September 18th to igth.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
A. ]. Clarke Esq, President; Rev. Jacob
Birmingham Vice President; DR. John l..
Diekey, Secretary r. G. Dalzell Cashier
City Bank, Treasurer VIM y Simpson.
Esd, John j. Jones, Esq, Hon. n. +. Whit
aker John 5. Nayior. Esq, Augustus Poll
lack. Esq, Hon. J. b. Sommerville. Hon
VIM. F Stifel. Esq. b Walker Peterson
ESD VIM. II. Hearne, Esq.
LIEUTENANT Il. c. DENT. l.. S. ~,
Principal
For further information call upon any
member Of the Board OF Trustees. or adj
dress
LINSLY INSTITUTE,
jy2le&db Wheeling. w. va
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LEGAL NOTICES
DROBATE OF WILL.

Office of the Clerk of the County Court Of
Ohio County. State OF West Va
In the matter of the probate of the lascl
viii and testament OF Henry Kraft de-
ceased.
The object of the petition filed Ia this'
matter on the thirteenth day az July. A.
ID. 1899. is 10 have admitted 10 probate AZ
paper writing purporting to be the las9
will of Henry Kraft. deceased. bearinga
date on the thirteentA day or April. 1Sss.l
And iappeariEg from asi affidavit hiedl
with me IN my Office that August Kraft
Caroline Steunaa. Julia GuetxS and Sos
phie BscHman. persons who are tAeSeam
and in said petition declared 70 be intSr-l
eSted In the probate OF the said viii, ara,
non-resldents OF sais state. Il Is ordered,
that they do appear at my office " the
city Of Wheeling, IN the county aud STATED
aforesaid, on Monday, the twenty FIRST Gayl
of August A. y. 1850 at ten o'clock a M.
and do what IS necessary to protect their
interests ia said matter
Published the FIRST line Jaly IL
RICHARD ROBERTSON
GEO. II. +. GiLCHRlST, Clerk.
Attorney. JylS0awtl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04
SlSTERSVILLE.

A recruiting office for the purpose
Of recruiting volunteers to go to the
Philippines will be opened in this
city in a couple Of days. The re-
cruiting officer, Captain Joseph Gar
rard, of tho Ninth cavalry, who has
been stationed at Cincinnati, O., for
several weeks, is expected to arrive
here to-day to open the office.
Miss Margaret Kidder, who has been
the guest of her brother, Harray Kid
der, the popular and well-known SUI
perintendent of telegraph for the Car
ter Oil Company for three months,
left the early part of the week for
her home in Springfield, o.
The engagement of two popular
young people, well known in Wheel
announced. The principals are Mr..
Henry Fischer, of Fisher Bros, of
this city, and Miss Bertha Reich, of
Wheeling, who. has been a teacher in
the public schools here for a couple
of years.
Mrs. X. C. Kinney, of Williamson
Place, is the guest Of relatives and
friends at Grafton for a short time
From there she will go to her for
mer home in Wheeling for a stay Of
a couple of weeks with former friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Harry Kidder left the first Of
the week for the home of her parents
at Elk Fork, where she will visit
for couple of months.
Mrs. ]. Y. McNutt, Of the South
Side, who has been the guest of rel
atives and friends in New York State
for a couple of weeks, has returned
home.
Miss Lucy Ramey, of Main street,
who has ben visiting at Oil City and
other points in Pennsylvania for a
couple of weeks, has returned to her
home in this city.
Mrs. c. E. Bailey, of Virginia
street, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Blaine Berry, of Williamstown,
was the guest of friends in New Mar
tinsville yesterday.
A number of young men from this
city attended dance at New Mata-
moras Tuesday evening.
Miss Rebecca Specie, a charming
young lady of Parkersburg, arrived in
the city Tuesday and will be the guest
of relatives here for a couple of
weeks.
VIII Agnew, George Bishop sand
Arch Smith attended a swell ball
given by a number of young Mariet-
ia people at the Eureka Buckeye
park on Marietta island Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Rae DIESEL, Of Virginia street,
who has been taking a course in the
Wheeling hospital, where she is study
ing TO become nurse, returned home
IOCSOs1y AOi q oilOlt Nloll Will
her parents.
Howard Applebay, of the Niagara
cafe, who has been at Mt. Clemens,
Mich, for a couple of weeks, has re-
turned to the city for few days He
will return next week for Mrs Apple
bay. who is still at the resort for her
health.
Lloyd E. Smith, of Parkersburg,
was in the city yesterday
Harry Kidder, superintendent of tel
egraph for the Carter Oil Company,
went over to Washington county, O.,
the first Of the week, where he. win
remain for severed weeks. as he has
new line to cosxruct in that part of
the field.
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= day.
The Kanawha Oil Company which
recently got hold Of some leases over
in the vicinity Of Scott Town, three or
/ four miles west OF tae Berea Grit de-
velopment at Elk Run. has made the
location and is building the rig for
their No. / on the John Adams farm.
one and one-half miles north Of Scott
Town The we'll will be drilled at
once.
The Carter Oil Company has COM
pleted the rig for their No. / on the
H. L. Mckee farm at Scott Town and
will commence spudding to-day. This
company has a large block of leases in
that section and If they get good we'll
will do a large amount of work there
this fall
There is not so much work being
done in the Berea grit development on
Elk Run. Two or three of the COM
panies operating in that section have
a string or two of tools running and
that is about the size of it.
Henderson 6 Co. have completed
their No. on the S. Miller farm and
will have a producer good for about ten
barrels day.
The Carter Oil Company has fish
ing job at their No. on the Watson
twenty acres.
Shay e McMullen have completed
their No. 8 on the Naught farm and
will have a producer good for rs bar
rels a day. They have made the loca-
ton for another we'll on the same farm.
Henderson & Co., who have been
fishing for some time at their No. ] on
the Hanlon, have finally plugged the
hole and they will move the rig at
once and start a new WELL
The Carter Oil Company has made
the location and is building the rig for
their No. 1 on the ]. and N. Hearne
farm. The rig will be completed the
early part of the week and sDudding
will be started.
At Rinard's Mills, a couple of days
ago, Boggs G Co. completed their No.
10 on the English farm and will have
big producer. The well is reported
making anywhere from $50 to 500 bar
rels day.
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FUNSTON WILL STAY.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, August 8.
"A letter from General Funston was
received by DR.. A. r. Anthony, Jr.,
of the Leavenworth Times, to-day.
The general announces that he will
stay in the army until the war in the
Philippines is at an end, and will not
muster out with his regiment