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The item., 1900-01-27
.P|NSBURG NEWS HUNTSVILLE HITS
Social, Religious, Fraternal & Etc
Davis and Emerson, Mgrs

body c nioys good weather, but the
tramps desire it at all ii les.
Rev. D. w. Whiting it for Weber.
vile last week.
Profs. c. @. Herndcn nd C.H. Mick
les, of Waverly, spent Sunday in this
city.
Prof. S. w. Houston, principle of the
city school says; Let Il Item come,
love to read it,
Prof. II. o. Henderson, Deputy Rev
enue Collector, was in the city last
week.
Every church was blessed with con.
gregation Sunday,
Misses Geosgia and Emma Beyela
spent the Sabbath in this city and paid
for the Item.
Sick listed this week: Mr.. N. Mock
Mesdames A. Harris and G. Charles,
Rev. NJ. Fountain filled the stand at
the First Baptist Church Sunday.
Vim. Emerson will c | you sugar,
coffee, -four etc, as cheap as any
one. Try him and be convinced.
= We regret to heaI of the fuss at the
First Baptist Church Sunday night.
The public school, under the manage
ment of Prof. S, w. Houston, is in ex>
cellent condition; parents should visit
the school and see for themselves.
Remember the oyster supper at the
Friendship Baptist Church Saturday
night.
Preaching and communion at Friend
ship Church Sunday, every one invited.
Rev. s. M. G. Davis preached to a
packed house Sunday night, from the
subject: The Example of Daniel Dan.
i chap, verse.
There is class of worthless so called
preachers in our city and county, who
are seen in saloons and other places not
becoming such men,or any respectable
man. The sooner the pulpit is cleared
of these One-gallows preachers, the
more respected the pulpit will be.
We want all first class news, social,
fraternal etc, brought or sent
to Emerson'S grocery store, by $50 A.
NJ. every Monday.
The Scripture c h us, that no
drunkard shall enter the Kingdom of
God. Well, where shall that class of
preachers, who are drunk from
time to time, be dOmiciled?
Let the better class of women do their
trading through the week and stay off
the streets on Saturdays, ,and crime will
be less.
Miss Emma Sims, one of the assistant
teachers in the city school, is having a
four room cottage built which, when
will be as beautiful as costly.
To the Parlor barber shop is the place
for you to go. Sharp razors, clean tow>
els and polite attention. Carter and r.
yin Props,
A special sermon will be preached
at Friendship Church Sunday night, by
The pastor.
Subscribe for the Item, and help us
win the prize; I5cts. per month, cash
,r 45cts for three months,
Rev. John Bradley, pastor OF Antioch
will sell you cakes, pies and
fresh pork as cheap as any one for cash
stand. by Johnson's city drug store.
DR.. J. G. Clark, physician and SUR
,eOn, is the o n ly Afro-American, of
hat profession, in our city, but we can
say that his equals are few.
For four years he has administered |
o the physical wants of h S people |
nd tOiay every race enterpr ising man
owes, supports and respects him.
The musical entertainment At the |
d. E. Church last Friday night, was a |
uccess in every respect.
Deacon Thomas Rolling will read the |
tenn one month: he is another race |
The item., 1900-01-27

s. Goldsmith, tho practical
tailor. Suits made to order.
Lowest prices and best work guar
antecd. 1872 Elm street, Dallas,
Texas. Cleaning. dyeing, repair
ing and altering specially.
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FIGHTING Tin FOR ! NELLY Fl

Attorneys Affirm. It is the Govern
ment's Plan to Rush Him Out Of
the Country Pending Appeal to the
Supreme Court.
NEW YORK. August 22.-Now that
the attorneys for Charles F. W. Nicely,
formerly Cuban agent for the postoffice
department. have filed an appeal to the
United States supreme court, and as
their client can be taken to Cuba pend
Ing the appeal. 1t Is learned that Nee
ly's petition for writ of habeas corpus
that his counsel has sworn that he be-
'lieves the United States government
hud made arrangements for the placing
Of the petitioners on board an army
transport for Immediate transportation
to Cuba as soon as the necessary order
Z for extraditIon had been signed and the
accused man secured and placed aboard
ship. This plan, counsel asserted, was
to prevent the petitioners from applying
for a writ Of habeas corpus.
United States District Attorney Bur-
nett Is absent, but Assistant District
Attorney Plat. when asked II the report
was true, said that the United States
court would convene in October, and
that the Nicely case was at a stan1still
until that time. He would not either
affirm or deny the reported government
plan to- rush Nicely outside the three
mile limit. ,.5 .-.a 800 ,1
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EAGER FOR HONOR, 4
Ninety Applications Made by Amer
leans for the French Decoration Of

Ninety Applications Made by Amor
leans for the French Decoration Of
the Legion Of Honor.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-The Paris edition
OF the New York Times says over
ninety applications for the decoration
OF the Legion of Honor have been
made by the American commission
which is twice az many us made by any
other foreign commission. "A list was
furnished TO the French authorities on
their Invitation, for each foreign COM
missioner to recommend such members
Of his staff as he deemed worthy OF the
cross. Mr.. Pecks' list included Mrs.
Potter Palmer, Mrs Daniel Manning.
and Michael NJ. De Young, proprietor
Of the San Francisco Chronicle from
the national commissioners: the direc-
tors of the various United States sec
tons and their assistants and most OF
the important American exhibitors.
The applications for Mesdames Pal
mer and Manning were refused. In
this connection. the Paris edition Of
the Times says: rs
Either this is n measure Of precau-
ton in view of the Jealous uproar
which 1t would create among French
women Of note who have been denied
the honor. or perhaps 1t is owing to
certain social rlvalries."
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STANDARD ATTACKED

By the Attorney General of Nebras-
kn-Rockefeller to be Summoned.
Purpose to Drive Trusts Out of
the State.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The. Journal
and Advertiser will say tomorrow:
&C. J. Smyth. attorney general Of the
state OF Nebraska. who is now In this
city. has summoned John D. Rockefel-
Ter to appear before him and give testi-
mony regarding the Standard OIL Trust,
The attorney general said:
"Thc state of Nebraska has an anti
trust law WHICH prohibits foreign cor
poratlons which are trusts doing busi-
ness there. I. Is my duty to enforce
that law. Among the foreign corpora
lions doing business In Nebraska arc
the Standard OIL Company and the
American School Furniture Company.
The latter has a capital of $4,000. 900.
and has absorbed some twenty-four
leading furniture factories. Its general
offices are here. l have tust finished
taking the testimony ottprcsIdent Boyd
and believe the result will be suits in
Nebraska that will drive, the corpora
lions out OF the stnte.
In Chicago 7 summoned the general
manager and the secretary OF the
Standard on Company to appear and
testify. Thay Ignored the summons,
Instead OF having them subpoenaed. |
came on here to the concerns head
quarters. Will not ask to have Mr.,
Rockefeller subpoenaed unless he fol-
lows the example OF his Chicago subor-
dlnates and ignores the simple sum-
mons. A large number OF other witt
nesses have volunteered their tcstl-
mony. ! hone to go back prepared to
attack the Standard OIL Trust success
fully In the Nebraska COURTS
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..POIL.I''I'ICS.
VI q ..lIii,-----..l
4 - - : #

ThisreyenIng at 1880 o'clock. in the
police court, room. city building. there
will be n meeting of the officers OF all
Republican clubs OF the, city. and Of
young Republicans from all parts OF
thes city not connected already with
clubs, especially veterans Of the Span
lish war, for the purpose Of taking pre-
liminary steps toward the organization
of Roosevelt Rough Rider regiment
for service during the approaching cam
paign: The Idea originated With Major
H. 3. Baguley. late surgeon of the First
West Virginia, and Assistant POST
master Alfred Davis who will attend
the meeting and explain their plans
In detail. II possible 1t Is intended to
have one or more companies from each
Of the ten districts of the county. All
young Republicans who feel an inter-
est IN the movement are cordially In
yited to attend te-nlghts meeting.
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THE REAL THING

- q r IL ~ 4
Experienced Already by Some Of the
Boys Of Company GAL at Camp
Z spillman-Rigid Discipline Being
Enforced.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
I CAMP sPILLMAN. Keyscr, w. Va,
Aug. ee2.-The encampment OF the First
infantry, West Virginia National
Guard, Is fairly started and rigid dis
4cipline Is now being enforced. v
hi Company "a" is one of the youngest
companies in the regiment. but is gen-
orally compllmented upon It's good ll,.
pcarance and shows up to better ad.
vantage than many. II not all OF the
older companies. K IS a,
2 Some OF the "a" boys have run up
against the real thing. Joe voltz was
sentenced TO "a hours in the guard
house for firing his rifle in camp. Two
other members are confined for trying
to run the guard lines. 1t is said by
old soldiers that the company we'll
represented in the guard house will
give agood account OF itself in time
OF emergency. !,
Lieutenant Morris is commander OF
the guard. to-day and Lieutenant Craw-
ford will be junior officer OF the guard
tomorrow. Private George Dobbs was
confined in the hospital part OF the day,
but is now all right. The balance OF
Company "a" is in good health. The
encampment has been extended until
Monday, August eth. Lieutenant Col
onel simms, Second Infantry, and Coll,
onel Kefauver. the brIgadicr. adjutans
general, are visitors at the camp. Major
Scott, of the First battalion. Of which
Company ga" belongs. Is very solici-
;tous about the welfare OF his command
anu his interest is appreciated by Of,
acers and men. Colonel Smith LOOKS
well after his regiment. He Is leaving
nothing >undone that Is necessary to
the comfort Of the boys.
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Along the Landing.

The F. a. Goebel resumed yesterday
in the Darlington trade.
The II. X Bedford will resume this
morning in the Wheeling Parkersburg
trade, departing for below at 1880 a. m.
The Cricket will now rc-cnter the
Pittsburgh Charleston trade, and will
pass up for the former port this morn
Ing at o'clock.
q The Matte X, which has, been run
ming In the Wheeling Darlington trade.
has gone to Texas" Ohio. the trade
having been found Improbable.
The marks at p. m. Wednesday
showed feet inches and rising. Wca-
Their. cloudy and warm. 1t is expected
that feet Inches will be reached
here on the rise to-day.
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MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
= CountY's Chief City. n

r.4-
The following PARTIES were chosen
members of the Republican central
committee at the meeting of the coua.
ty executive committee last Saturday:
R. B. Watson. S. S. Wilson. S. E. LII.
Teton, Martin Brown. o. C. Wilson, D.
W. Stewart. C.5E. tBell.j.J. d. Burley
and C. L. Evans.
The Second District senatorial com.
mittee held "a meeting here yesterday.
The members present were: ]. D. Bur.
ley, C. w. Swisher, c. P. Moore, E. B,
Corney, S. C. Miller and NJ. L. Hill.
Candidate Andrew Clark was present.
Joe, the young son. OF Mr.. conroy,
while playing on an old wagon on
WashinSton-avenue, fell to the ground
and suffered some severe cuts on the
head. DR.. Houston dressed the wounds
and the boy is rapidly improving
A trolley party was given Tuesday
evening by Misses Bessie Reppeto and
Bird WoodGur7,, In honor ofstheIr guest,
Miss McKelvey,i of Pittsburgh. After
their return TO this city refreshments
were served ut; Stidgcrs.
Mrs. Susan Hammond, OF Second
street, celebrated her eIghtIeth birth.
day yesterday Among the guests
present were Misses Allie Pierce Of
Allegheny, Pa..rnnd Matte Pierce, Of
Sherrard.
Nlatron Sophia Horn, Of the prison.
has returned to duty, after q months
vacation. spent in Union City, Indiana
While absent her positionawas filed by
Miss Mary Bradley.
A number of people from here at.
tended the New Martinsvllle fair yes.
terday. Among the ladies were Misses
Joanna. Stfliweii, Austie Francis and
Erma Roberts.
RE. Parkinson, who has been at Be-
.thesda, Ohio. for several months, is at
his home on Sixth street. with what
may prove to be an attack OF typhoid
fever.
The situation was thoroughly discussed
by all present. Preparations are being
made to give Mr.. Clark a big majority
this fall.
Levi Mast, W. G. schell and John
Purdy are each building new resi-.
dences in the east end Of town.
Levy Bros. will open meat market
In the Blake store room, on Jefferson
avenue, on Saturday,.
George C. knights force OF painters
are touching up the paint In the o!tices
in the court house.
~ DR.. Roger. of Littleton, was here
yesterday, on professional business,
John VIII Bonar. OF Bowman, was lp
the city yesterday.
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Freieht Steamer Sinks.

DETROIT. Aug. 22.-The steamer
specular bound from Marquette &c
Cleveland. with Iron ore, was sunk of
Point Pelee. Lake Erie. at 3 a. M. to-
day the result OF colliding with an un,
known vessel, described as large
black freighter. The latter passed on
up In the darkness after the collision.
Thirteen men Of the Specular's crew OF
eighteen escaped in the small boat The
other five perehed in the top mast rig
glng. which protrudet above water.
Later they were picked up by the
steamer Mariana and brought to
Detroit
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DEATH ii Miss Commencement.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
q MARTINSBrRG. W. Va, Aug. 22.-
Miss Anna ]. Cunningham died at the
home OF her father in this city this
morning. after an illness OF over year
OF consumption. at the age Of thirty
seven years. She was the daughter Of
Major John Cunningham, and is sur
arived BY two brothers. Messrs. ]. Ashby
Cunningham, OF Cincinnati, and P. S.
Cunningham, OF this city. and three
sisters. Mrs. J. L. Ramsburg. and
Misses Mamie and Rose, OF this city.
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JoLL1Es EXCHANGED
Between Mr.. Croker and Mr.. Murphy,
of New York.

T. +.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Former Uni
ted States Senator Edward Murphy
came to this city to-day and met Rich
ard Croker. leader OF Tammany Hall,
at the Hoffman House. At the close of
the conference, 1t was announced that
Mr.. Murphy will remain here until af-
ter the election. Mr.. Murphy said he
expects to cooperate with the state
committee for the election Of, W. j.
Bryan. Mr.. Croker gave out a state
ment to the effect that he recognized
Mr.. Murphy as the ectual Democratic
leader of the, state. It has been report
ed for several days that Mr.. Murphy
intends ito open state headquarters. in
dependently of the Democratic state
committee.
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Officers Elected.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Aug. 22.-At to-
days session Of the. Association of Hos
pital superlntendents, Charles s. How
ell, of Pfttsburg. was elected president.
DR.. F. L. Baker, OF Newark, N. j.. vice
chairman; ]. S. Knowles, Of Cleveland,
secretary; A.. W. Shaw. of Detroit,
treasurer. New York was chosen as
the next place of meeting. This after
noon Charles S. Howell. of this city.
read paper on THE Duties OF a Hos
pItal Superintentent." ~
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. NEW YORK, Aug. Ex-senator Han
ma to-day, speaking OF the report that
Andrew Carnegie had announced him
self for Bryan. said: ut is ridiculous.
don't believe a word of It." Governor
Tanner, OF Illinois. was ut national
Republican headquarters to-day. and
announced his intention OF taking the
stump for Mckinley.
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-------- n NIISBIE..R iSzf OOO-ft'
Wheeling, August %.


Special Dispatch to the 1ntclllsencor.
II PARSONS, w. Va. Aug. 22.-The
Gold and Silver Mining Co.. in Garrett
county, Nd. Is still pushing the worl: Of
sinking shaft Notwithstanding the
adverse report made by. the state geol-
og!st. At n distance Of eighty feet un-
foreground Sufficient mineral was dug
and assayed and the result was very
gratifying to the stockholders.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS,
Events of a Day in the Town at tn,
End Of the Bridge.

The case Of DR., Delisspar asa!nss
Mrs. Lucinda Wissintpn, 20 reeve,
damaEes to the amount OF 81; cl2'n'ea
to DE due the plaintiff by the refusal o.
the latter to give the doctor possession
OF his trunks. comes up before Squire
Clemens this morning, at S o'clock
Miss Isabel Fisher, who has been ,ne
guest of Miss Mary Freeman for ,ns
past week, returned yesterday 10 Het
home, at Allegheny.
Clarence Martin, who has been VS.
lticg IN the city for the past week, IT.
turned yesterday TO East Liverpool
Miss Gladys Stewart has retur'irS
from visit with her aunt, Mrs. y
W. Bell. in S,eubenville.
MRS. John Gordon goes to SteaoSn
vlllei this morning to attend a reu la.
OF the Gordon family.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. II. Stevoas r2turnvaS
yesterday from a two weeks visit WI"
relatives In the east.
Mrs. Elizabeth Is expected home ~,
morrow. from a few days risit VIZ"
relatives at Cadlz.
G. B. o'Kcllcy returned yesterday
slroma two weeks hunt in the WIGS ..
Maryland. s.l'4
Charles Fisher returned last eye,
ming from the "owl' camp opp's'H
.Tiltonville,
IIal'cliTE
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Promotion for Major Morrison.

Special Dispatch to the Intell!sencer.
4 PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. 22.-
Major Charles L. Morrison of this city.
who has been in. command Of the First
Battalion. Second Regiment, West Nir-
giniu National Guard, has been ordered
to take the examination for promotion
to be colonel Of the Second Regiment, to
succeed Colonel J. A. Parker. OF Hinton.
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Senatorial Committee.

Yesterday morning, at Moundsville.
there was a meeting OF the Second SEN
atorial district Republican committee,
to discuss, the situation The meeting
was attended by Mr. Andrew Clurk, OF
Wetzcl county, the candidate for sena-
tor. is believed. that the district will
60 Republican by. n good margin. The
Increased majority in Massachusetts
mated as high MS 2.000-mnkes the dis
trlct largely Republican.
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from St. clairsvllle yesterday on ba.l.
ness. f
H. N. Williamson, of East Liverpool.
was a business caller In the city yes.
iterday,
1t Is stated that three new doctors
will locate in this city in the near III.
ture. ~
The owl club, opposite Tiltonville,
Will break camp tomorrow.
Harry alcWilllams is spending his
vacation at; Niagara Falls.
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Farmers, National CONGRESS-.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, Aug. %.
Nearly one thousand delegates were
In attendance at to-day's session OF
the Farmers National Congress. Ad-
dresses were delivered on Natural Re-
sources of the South" by J, b. Kille-
brew. OF Tennessee, and on "DairyIng,"
by G. NJ. Whitaker. dairy commission
or OF Massachusetts.
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Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH. August %. = The
rains which took place during the
night were light, and had little or no
effect on the local rivers. so far as a
rise was concerned Some of the To-
cal rivcrmcn were Inclined 10 believe
that a wet spell had set In, which
would eventually result In rise, and
possibly barge stage, but there is
little water. In sight
National President George Uhler, Of
the Engineers Beneficial Association.
Is expected ut the. meeting OF the local
association. No. 30, 10 be held next Sat
urdny afternoon, stopping off on his
way from California to his home In
Philadelphia. The local association Is
in receipt of letter from the national
president to this effect. 1t is expected
that the meeting will be largely at
tended. y. a-l-..- s,sr|. $50
Chief Engineers John Wiley and John
Conboy have returned to the city
from Atlantic City. where they have
been spending their vacations. Both
show the effects OF the sun and water
on their compilations. and report good
time. b
Davis Island dam marks at 6 p. m.--
feet and stationary. Weather. clear
and warm. i&
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Cattle Buyer Arrested.
Special plsputch 10 the 1ntcll!er,nce,.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntclllgcncel.
PARkERSBURG, w. Va. Aug. ~
Beverly King. prominently connected.
who has been extensively engaged In
cattle buying here. was arrested to-day
charged with obtaining endorsements
on notes by false pretensc. 1t is al
legged that King has many victims and
that he occurred endorsements for about
$1,000. He filed petition in bankruptcy
after arrest with heavy liabilities and
nominal assets.
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South Trimble the caudidnte

5 OWENToN. ny, Aug. 22.-South
Trimble was to-day declared the DEM
ocratic nominee for Congress from the
Seventh district. A primary has been
called. but Trlmblc was the only can
didnte who paid his assessment, and
he was declared the nominee.
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Not a Candidate.


To the Editor OF the IntellIgcncer
SIR:-Havlng noticed my name men
toned in your paper that ]. am n cam
didate for the house OF delegates. with
due regard to the wishes OF my friends
and the assurance of high apprecia-
tIon OF the compliment, l wish TO say
I am not candidate FOR the nomina-
tlon as a member OF the West Virginia
legislature. rfs 81
WILLIAM LA .TOUSCH.
4 Wheeling, August %.
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Chicago Trip of Ladies' OF G. A. /.

Garfield Circle No. 1. Lucy d. Hayes
Circle No. and VIM. II. Parker Cir
clio No.Si will lcnvc Wheeling ut 7:3o
Il. M. city time. Sunday, August &c.
over Pennsylvania Lines. Chicago win
be reached early Sunday evening after
delightful daylight trip without chang
ing cars. Everybody welcome 10 enjoy
It. For particulars apply to j.. G. Tom
llnson, Ticket Agent. Wheeling.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
eases relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" i
is n great surprise on account OF It's eS-
cecdins promptncss In relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and back, In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief md cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by r. H. List. druggist. Wheeling, ".
Vn. ~ a-r.za5.. tthSs
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HAND CAR JUMPED THE TRACK,
Instantly killing Caleb Coz
Five Others Hurt.
Corbitt.

Special Dispatch to the Intellisencer.
WESTON. w. Va. Aug. 22.-While
nearing Brooks Run. on heavy grade
on the West Virginia & Pittsburgh d.
vision OF the Baltimore, & Ohio, the
hand-car OF section foreman ]. H. Cor
bitt Jumped the track yesterday even
Ing, throwing Mr.. Corbitt. his son. Ca
leb. and Julius Prince over the bridge
Into the run.
Caleb was killed Instantly: the other
five on the car were injured, but not
seriously.