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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

WASHINGTON, March G.-Secretary
Long has cabled to Admiral Dewey Mt
Manila md TO Rear Admiral Sampson,
ut Havana. announcing the enactment
of the navy personnel bill and Instruct.
ing them to have the officers attached
to their respective fleets examined phys
ically In order to make ready for their
Encouragement and promotions.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling
Progressive Scirhbor q.

Inc Da1ly CnfOniclc OIL w meetings.
Progressive Neighbour. 1
The funeral of Archie Dean Huns
phreyiiie, who died Sunday evening. Will
take place from the family residence,
corner of Fourth and Hickory streets.
at 10 o'clock this morning. 1nterment
at Mt. Pleasant as
Earl Boyd, who was in sucn dangers
Gus condition at the North Wheeling
hospital, several weeks ago. from the
effects of an operation performed on his
head, is able to be out. Ef,t
Council vii hold Its regular monthly
meeting tonight. The question of
whether the city solicitors office should
be rcfiied at the coming election will be
decided.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Press
byterian church will meet ut the home
OF Mrs. Fannie Anderson. on Fourth
street. Saturday afternoon. 81
Louis Arnstein, OF the firm OF Arm
stein & Wolf, has left on business
trip to New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
The Chalfant Mission Band. OF the
Presbyterian church, Will give 0. social
in the room In the opera house block.
recently vacated by H. Williams.
John. the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Springer. Of Tenth street, had his
right arm broken below the elbow Sum
day while playing.
All parties wishing their names to APP
pear on the Republican primaries ticket
will hand them in before $ o'clock to-
morrow evening.
John Gillespie. who has been the guest
OF his sister, on Walnut street, has re-
turned to his home, at Kent. Ohio.
Walter, the Young son OF Charles
Thurgate. Is dangerously III with ty-
phold fever. r.
Mrs. Lou Dawson returned to her
home, ut Lorain, yesterday.
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PARIS, March G.-Thc united courts
OF cessation met to-day under the
presidency Of ". Mazau and appointed
NJ. Ballot de Beaupre, who succeeded
NJ. Quesnay de Beaurepalre. as presi.
dent of the civil division OF the court
OF cessation. TO report upon the appl!-
cation for revision OF the D-evfus
trial.
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Won by Bennett.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. March. G.-Jack
Bennett and George Plante. both Of this
city, met tonight for twenty round
fight, in large tent Just outside OF the
city limits. Nearly 5000 people wit
messed the bout, and were we'll pleased.
Bennett won the decision, after n hard
contest. lasting the limit. Sam Austin,
OF New York. was referee, and had no
trouble in rendering the decision. as
Bennett had the best OF the whole bout
though Plante did some good work, and
was NerY gaEnc. - =. -
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LEsEUR, Mimi, March 6.--The home
OF Thomas Griffin has been destroyed
by fire and two small children burned
to death. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin. little
child, and Mrs. Burn. mother OF Mrs
Griffin. were seriously burned. After
the fire they walked a half mile IN
their night clothes and barefooted
through the snow, to the nearest house.
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il H y
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that approaches tho miraculous. He is
acknowledged by the public wherever he
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OF Worldwide reputc: he is recommended
By every one OF his patrons. His powers
excite tho wonder and admiration OF even
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his remarkable development OF second
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and web OF human life. He gives advice
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courtshfp, mntrimony: he unttes the sepa,
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Mediumistlc persons developed. ot,lce
hours, . n. N. TO 9p. m. daily and Sum
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MouNpsY1LLE BUDGET.
yesterdays News From Marshall

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
The gas line broke on the Wilhelm
farm, about ten miles east Of the city,
about midnight Sunday night. There
was enough pressure on the line, how
ever. TO give the city gas until noon
yesterday. when the valve was closed
and repairs were commenced.
The first number OF the Moundsville
Daily Herald was issued to-day. 1t is
| q bright, newsy up-to-date paper, and,
like the Weekly Herald, is Republican
of the stalwart variety. We predict for
It bright future.
The new Baltimore 6 Ohio water tank
at the foot Of Sixth street. Is nearly
completed and the railroad company
Will be using city water In 4 few days.
Charles E. WOODBURY. has purchased
]. NJ Booths half-!nterest in the prop
ertg on the northwest corner OF Third
street and Jefferson avenue, for $500
The dialogue" entertainment at the
school hall last night, by Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Labadie. was well attended,
and gave general satisfaction.
The March term Of the circuit court
commences to-day. Judge J. r. PAUL
will preside. The grand Jury work will
occupy most OF the week.
Corporal Robert Yoho. OF Fish Creek.
was In the city yesterday. He was n
member Of Company NJ, and the boys
were all glad to see him.
A.. E. LInch began yesterday to make
the fills at the Grave creek bridge. He
has a'large force OF men and teams at
work on the job.
Senator and Mrs. Mathews have dr.
rived home from Charleston, by way OF
Washington, D. c., where they spent
several days.
The committee having In charge the
". C. T. U. supper, will meet this even
Ing, with Miss Annie Sunderland, o:
Filth street.
The Rev. Henry Altmeyer, of st.
Joscph's Cathedral, will preach the
Lenten sermon tonight, at 81. Xavicr's.
VIII H. McFaddcn, OF Pittsburgh.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. McFadden,
Mrs. Henry Miller. OF Petersburg, Is
the guest OF her brother, Charles Flood,
OF jefferson avenue.
DR.. j. N. Williamson has purchased
an interest In some valuable oil terri
tory near Friendly.
Mrs. a. NJ. Johnston and daughter.
Miss Retta, were in Wheeling yester-
day.
Miss Nora Dolbear, OF Benwood, was
In the city yesterday.
Sheriff Doyle was In Wheeling yes,
terday on business.
G. A. Weaver Is on n business trip
through the east.
Clarence Burnley Is the guest OF friends
Mt Sistersvllle.
John o. Brooks Is business visitor
at Falrmont.
II SUFFERED for months from sore
ihraat = Gclnni rln OIL ciIraLl L., t,.a
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. March c.
There 10 good reason 10 believe that the
President will offer tho position OF II
brarlan OF Congress to Mr.. Herbert
Putnum, OF Boston,
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LONDON. March G.--The United
States ambassador, Joseph H.. Chcatc,
and Mrs. Choate. proceeded this after
nooa. to Windsor, where they dined anu
Will sleep at the cnatlc.
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IS West 18TH ST., New York City, or by
letter. There is no other remedy Of any
thing like the value, power and efficacy
of DR.. Greene's Nervura in curing
female complaints and restoring health
and strength to women. Insist on
having Dr.. Greene'a Nervura and accept
no other, a.,
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A LII KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
IN Printing. An entire now limo OF sam
pies OF Ball Programmes. Tickets and In.
citations at all prices ut tho 1ntel!isencer
Job Printing Oillcc. =
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10 the respondent and discouraged It 10
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despair are, banished; to the weak, tired
and PROSTATE, it is a tower of strength /;
to the nervous, sleepless, irritable, BRAIN
weary and nerve-racked it gives natural,
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lIoR SALE.
News paper
For Sale.

Twill sell privately or ut public auction,
under authority OF the circuit court OF
Upshur county. tho Buckhannon Delta,
with full newspaper equipment, Including
n Crnnston power press. Vanduzen gaso-
line engine, folder, cutter. etc. Tho paper
has been continuously published for twen-
ty-ninc years. is Republican in politics,
and Is first-cIass business property.
The sale will be made for $4,000 cash. and
residue on credit OF three. six, nine and
twelve months. With interest md security.
G. NJ. FLEMING.
Special Receiver.
Buckhnnnon. W. Va. mrl
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NO matter how long you have had the
cough: II 1t hasn't already developed
into consumption DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup Will cure II. t ,
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MeGcaL

EADIEsi chiehci.Gt's English Pcnnyroyal p,a,
u FL no o ,aA are The s, Pet: NM;
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Sor Renk

EOR RENT-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
~ in the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. MIRO
nor RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS,
II best location In city. Possession at
once. N1COLL'S ART STORE. 123l Mar
kct street. oca0
E1oR RENT-OFFICE AND LODGING
II rooms nj 1905 Market street, Water and
both gases In each room. Rent very rea-
sonable. Apply to 1904 Market street.
.sHre"a.H-a. - 6H1n-n&tu
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yJTANTED SEVERAL TRUSTwOR-
w THY persons TO manage our busl-
ness in their own and nearby counties.
Mainly office work conducted at home.
Salary straight $500 4 year and expenses
definite, bcnafide salary: no more, no less
salary. Reference. Enclose self-nddressed
stamped envelope. THE DOMINION
COMPANY. Dept. N. Chicago. ja13s
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, FOB RENn-

STORE ROOMS-One corner room,
Tenth and Market streets. $40. Five
rooms. 2e by 85 feet, on Tenth. street,
Main and Tenth streets. Sl25. Ono
room No. 1905 Main street, $50. One
room, 1GS feet deep. No. 1065 Main
street. 500. JAMES L. H4AWLEY.
Real Estate and Loan Agent, 1905
Min Street. -. -
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Women SElo lald Know
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Them Perfectly Well and Strong.

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IT SUFFERED for months from sore
throat. Eclectrlc OIL cured me In twen-
ty-four hours" NJ. $. Glst, Hawes-
VILE, XIV. 2
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By mistake. the season books were
printed with IS coupons in them. five
more than the number of games sched-
uled for the. home grounds. AS spe-
cal inducement,- the management will
chasers OF the season book.
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Wanfea.

yXTANTED-GAS WELL 100000 Gu
w BIC feet daily capacity. Address
A. b., care IntellIgencer ONCE. mr2s
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Strength of nerves, strength
of muscles, strength OF body,
renewed power, energy, am
hilton nnd endurance. arc It's
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-23

Give satisfaction wherever used. Our
stock Is n large and weli-assorted one.
ranging" from the Small Family" tn
Hotel and Restaurant sizes.
From "Pele's" heat to "Klondyke''
cold Is but n step. especially when one
of our
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-23
A SENSATIONAL REPORT.

The San Francisco Call of the 18th
report said to have been by a special
agent sent by the War Department to
examine the condition of affairs in
LuZon. The Call declares that the re-
port was pigeon holed, but that the ex-
tracts which it publishes are genuine
The Calls language, which seems TO be
jEstifable if the facts related are true.
is: 1T tells plainly and directly OF the
jealousy, chickering's and dishonesty of
certain officials in the army and navy.
or the INSTRUMENTATION constantly sent
out TO the public, of the shameful
treatment of the wives and daughters
of the natives by some OIL the Ameri-
can troops, of the gross incompetency
Of many political appointees and of the
heartless cOnspiracies on the part of
men in public and private life to rob
both the natives and this Government"
There is nothing remarkable in this
report. 1t is with some modification
merely a repetition of scores of re-
ports made to the Government during
the Civil war, and which are accessible
now to the reader. The jealousies ex-
listing among the officers are of the
same kind that made the brave heart
of President Lincoln so weary during
that war. Regarding the treatment of
the enemy, can we expect the soldier
TO oh 6nfn Ii, %
people he is expected to kill? What
We call the ''treachery" of the Filipi-
nos, they call patriotism" And if
they take advantage of opportunities
false flags of truce, will not our men
retaliate in their evaporation? AS for
lOoting and rapine, they are the in
cidents of war. The German proverb
is, when war breaks out, the devil
enlarges hell" It's condition cannot be
very materially changed by treaties or
preaching. The men who deliver ora
tons, and write poetry about the
nobility of war, are not out of the
ranks. One may imagine an army of
chivalrous knights, filled with lofty
principles, treating the erring people
of Manila with courtly consideration.
The fibre of the men in the ranks of
our regulars is not of this fine make
Assuming that this report, publish
ed by the Call is true, it does not show
that the war is less necessary or just.
The conditions only show rho mySter-
ious and cruel ways of evolution.
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THE GOVERNMENT MONEY.

What should the Government do
with the enormous amount of coin held
in the treasury vaults? 1t will soon
reach the sum of $4,000 900 For the
number of people and the amount of
business transacted acre, this sum held
ia suspense is excessive, and already
disturbs business interests. The Ad
yertiser stated, some weeks since, that
an accumulation of money in the Fede-
raj treasury, far less in proportion to
this sum, threatened the banking in
terests in 1886 with a panic, and the
government relieved the pressure by
depositing the money in the banks.
This was not done by any authority
because security was obtained for the
deposits.
The opinion of the Attorney General,
IL closely followed, as it should be, for
bids the spending OF any money on any
property belonging to the United
States, including lands, roads, docks
and buildings. Territorial money can
not be lawfully spent upon Federal
property. Until some authority to do
SO is issued from Washington, expen
ditures upon public improvement must
cease, unless certain risks are taken.
Such authority may be received before
long, which will protect the Govern
ment in expanding money according to
municipal law.
But aside from this, there is, and
will be, an excessive accumulation in
the treasury which should be in circu-
alton.
The local Government is not author
lied to run the business of the coun
try. But if the business community
are united in urging the Government
to relieve the pressure for money, it
should at once take measures to dis
tribute this dead coin, and make it
useful. There is no difficulty in doing
so, il the business community urges it.
This is matter which the Chamber
of Commerce should take notice of at
once, and furnish the Government with
some authoritative data upon which it
may act. 1t is not for the Govern
ment to take the initiative, because
it should not volunteer to act, beyond
the sphere of it's duties as prescribed
by law.
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BOOMING THE BEET.

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson is
manifestly boomer. He is reported
to have said recently in Los Angeles:
CAS- nation we will supply our own
sugar needs in few years" declared
the secretary, who is deeply engrossed
in the subject of sugar beet culture.
I'VE will go further and have a sur
plus. Why must we purchase one
ounce of sugar from any nation when
We can raise it at home? Two years
ago we had five beet sugar factories,
last year we had nineteen and this
year we have fifty.
1T will take 5000, 900, 900 in capital
invested in sugar factories to bring
our people to that point" enthusiast
tically remarked the secretary, 'but
that will give 400 factories costing
$5O0, 900 each, and they will be found
in every section of the Union. l have
Just come from the Grand Ronde Val
ley in Oregon, where this year they
have put in $500 acres of sugar beets,
and here am in the midst of that land
that leads all America in sugar beet
culture and production. If beets can
be raised from the extreme north to
the extreme south, what's the matter
with the middle?"
Now surplus of sugar in the United
States means low prices. The moment
that surplus like the surplus wheat and
corn goes into the worlds markets,
the prices of sugar will be made
by the worlds markets, as the price of
grain is made. With the placing of the
British colonial sugar industry ON a
scientific basis of cultivation and grind
ing, the supply of colonial sugar will
greatly increase and adjust the market.
The Secretary is evidently bent on
urging the rapid development of the
sugar beet industry. Let us, as patrio-
tic Americans, applaud the growth of
any industry which makes America
great, and strong and prosperous. 1t
may draw the lines closer around our
local bonanza, in due time, but we
shall not be cry-babies and weep, be-
cause we do not have it all our own
way. Our prosperity has given us a
long start in the race and if we are
negligent enough to lose the advan-
tage, we are simply our own worst
enemies.
Besides, more experienced men than
the Secretary do not fear the cOmpeti.
ton of the beet with the cane. 1t is
the competition of the cane with the
cant that is to be feared. In free sugar
from Cuba and Mexico there is more
danger to us than from the beet of the
temperate zone.
1t is neither sensible nor patriotic t.
wish for failure Of the beet industry
but we have the right and it is oul
duty, to intelligently and CONSTANT!
estimate the value of every projec
which may in time, affect our own in
terests. The iron masters of Pennsyl
vania, fifteen years ago, laughed at tn
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RefrigeratOrS

Are built on the latest and most ap-
proved styles and are as useful for
keeping things in ns n safe. Food
is always fresh and sweet when one IL
used.
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Residence Lots on Pacific Heights
Are Now Offered For Sale.

- No residence property having
similar advantages and attractions for heathfuness of
location, having elevation of from l0 To so feet and
afforng the grandet marine and scenic views also its
proximity to the business Of the being than
to the people of Honolulu
One of the main features of this and procured at
great the abundant supply of spring water
by Dr. c. b. Wood being the puest best
drinking water obtanable in the island which being
conducted into storage the property indie
pendent pipe line. and will he Supplied To residents at
Government rates.
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competition of Alabama in the iron
and steel markets. But, in ordinary
times, Alabama now makes the price OF
iron in America
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LAST PRUDENTIAL CONCERT.
Program For This Evening at the
" Nc A Hall

Tonight Friedenthals fourth and
last concert will take place at the
Y VI. C. A. and thus the last Opport-
tunity will be given TO our music-lov-
ing public TO hear once more the great
pianist. who Will leave Honolulu to-
morrow by the China for America on
his return trip TO Europe. Mrs. Mon
tague Turner will assist tonight in
some of Friedenthals own songs and
in every respect a most excellent pro-
gram will be rendered, as follows:
l. Norwegian Popular Sketches
complete seriesD ... Grieg
.. LoTeley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. List
Mrs. Montague Turner.
3. Fantasy-Impromptu ...
Three Studies (The Aeolian Harp
The Whispering-The Revolu-
uon) chopin
Ballad in \ fiat .......... Chopin
4. Gavotte Antique t5y requesD ...
Observation-Disclosures. COrelll
Air de Ballet ........... Delibes
Teche Mlgnon ............. Metzger
Valse Caprice .... Rubinstein
D. LeiSe, LeiSe ............ Prudential
Goodnight, Little Love ...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Prudential
Mrs. Montague Turner.
6. Hungarian Fantasy ... List
with accompaniment on a second
piano.
The concert commences at p. IN.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists. 81; SIX tors. Ere
pared only by c. /. Hood n Co, Apothc-
carries, Lowell. Mass.