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. 81 . .
And IL appearing from an G.liEayit tii.d
IN said cause nc thee Iu.eS. THAI tne dti III
dantN-Luihcr Stewart. Charles w stew'
art, Edwin st. stewart, W,;ii. IN +. S.Gw,
urt-nrc not residents OF The stats OF
West NtrSlnta, ana they net HAVING Otca
served with process IN .sUi1 suit. u, lls,3
ton o. the pIaintin, by his alto nCys. this
order o. nuhlieatiGN T. Cn,cc%d1 AGAINST
them. and II Is ordered thst the said DC
itndnGts. above named be- anil are ~
.QalrCa 10 appear within one auunih after
tho date vi tho tlrSt publication OF ms
order and 10 whct Is necessary to Mo,
tect hcIr interests, u IL further tprdGtet
iAnt tt'ls p.dct 10 puhlibhcd and poa'sa
nv required by Inv.
Witness: c, II: li.nn!ES,s Clerk OF or
Entd .Si0grt, at the Court House OF .igd
county, this I'd day o. July, lsOO. tp.Mls
g ~ g7'> CicrS
N GsssnSa 'iG ti WIS SS }SiIE g. c tS
HOWARD * IiASDLAN5
Attorneys Tor ll,a'n.itf ~ jGS-lu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03

Nat Ward Fitzgerald's poetry seems
to be the Democratic state PLATFORM
Mcdowell Recorder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03

The yellow kid" of yellow journal-
ism may become prominent In national
politics II William Hearst becomes the
running mate Of DEMONSTRATING
News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03

11s State of West Virginia, Ohio County,
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
West Virginia. July Rulcs, 1900.
Albert +. Stewart
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In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. July Rules, 1900.
Albert T.. Stewart
Luther Stewart,
Charles w. Stewart, r In ChuaccIy.
Edwin NJ. Stewart ~
William T.. Stewart, - -
and Mary Woodcock )N.t.f
The object Of the above entitled suit Is
to have the farm OF tr.ich Wiiiiam Stew
ART died, seized; and which Is hereafter
more particularly described, purtltiOntd
among the parties eomplainant ANA Ge.
icndGnt heron, II the same Is susceptible
Of partition, and II u he not susceptible
OF Partition, or II tt he to the bcsC M
trrtsts OF all. the parties concerned 70
sell the same, then 1t Is proposed to make
SAFE OF tha G.lid farm and divide the p:o.
ceeds among the said parties Complainant
and defendant.
The. property intended to be partitiCned
or sold Is thcg same tina; was devised 10
the parties hereto by tier iath:r, William
stewart. OF Stewards LstnGiGB,. ohio, ana
is SitcGtcd IN Richaad GistTict,. II The
county OF Ohio, and bounded and de-
scrtbeh us fol!owH;
beginning ut the gate post, thence \. "
degrees, " u and 6.l0 polls: thSnce y
- degrees. W. SO poles. thsncct :. Sand Ia
degrees, w, l0i Gnd .-lO .poiSs, with New.
von shanl,nn'3 line; therce 5. is and y de-
Errcs WIN pn.cswith Geo EaS eson: tncac15
5, 81 andt3t degrees, Il. IS and Via poles,
4. ~ Ole poles Ibcins tho division line bc.
tween .A;uN. BoDnc and OFT H. BoVneG
thence S. 81 degrees, L. - 5-10 poles;
thence n. a11s degrees, =. to the gale
post nj the begnnlns- corner, contain.
ing siNtS-nine tGs) acres. two e. rods ana
q poles. Tho above r:act OF land Is part
Of tract OF land devised b. hamilton
Boone, and Is situated between the FORKS
ut short Creek Ohio ffI,sgftsa &E.h{ VIZ
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So fur we have Dovener. Hughes and
Dayton. The Third district will name
Joe Gaines, and then the four repre-
sentatives OF West Virginia In the
next Congress will have been select
ed.-Morgantown Post
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PICNIC, Mozart Park, July 4. In.
cline runs all day.
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Fairmont will put on metropolitan
airs with street cars. Lots of the peo-
Pile. up there will be run over before
they will get used to the tarnation
thirgs.-Aiorgantown New Dominion.
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The rush Of militlamen to lay down
their lives in China makes the national
pulse leap once more In the good old
fashioned w2y. Whoop! Conspucz les
Xers!-Parkersburs Journal.
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OF PUBLICATION.

RoBT. WHITE AND L. S. JORDAN,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
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a falschood told for political effect is
Just as reprehensible as II told for any
other reason, and political liar is no
more to be respected than any other
sort.-Cameron Banner.
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The scarcity of Issues for Demo-
cratic campaigning is shown In the
eagerness of the leaders Of that party
to lug in the South African war. and
other foreign questions.-Iaitchie STAN
llrd.
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The Republicans OF Yves, Virginia
are nominating strong men for mem-
hcrs OF the legislature. This is a
good sign. Infinite harm is done by
ceHdins incompetent and uncducc ted
men to make laws.-Add!son Independ-
ent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03
NEWSPAPER WAITS.

= Not Restricted ."That gentleman
who is being introduced to Miss Blnks
is free thinker" (which is he. a
bachelor or q widower?"-Brooklyn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-01
DEBATE IN The COMMONS.
To Be Held on Publication Of War Dispatches
-MacNeiil Called 10 Order.

London. April 30.-In the House OF
Commons. today, Mr.. John Gordon
Swift MacNeil Irish Nationalist. mem
Der for South Donegal. resumed the IN
terrogation Of the parliamentary sec
retary Of the war Office, George Wynd-
ham. in regard to the South African
war. but got little satisfaction.
The speaker William Court Gully,
finally called MI. MacNcill 70 order Tor
demanding 10 know whether the opera
tons al Magersfontcin We're exempt
from criticism by the commandments
chief Of the British forces in South
Africa because Lord Methuen was a
society peer and a court f1ynrite.'
Mr.. Wyndham said the war oiilce
had not communicated with Gen. Butler
in connection with the Spiou .kpp dis
patches. but that communications had
passed between Lord Roberts and Gen.
BulIor in reference to the publication
of the dispatches in question.
The government leader. ~ J. Hal-
four. subsequently announced that
with "a view to clearing w miscon-
ceptions which had gathered round the
publication Of the dispatches. nc
would place the salary Of the secretary
nf state for war among the votes - ~
taken. Friday, ana thus enable a &C.
bate to be had on the subject.
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DEWEY AT CHICAGO.
CONTINUED from page ~

ish-American war, who saw active SER
vice in the Caribbean sea. Until after
the admiral left the hall these men
stood steadily pecring out over the
prov Of the fanciful and beautiful
ships. The bases upon which the gal
Icons rested, the box fronts above and
higher yet the ratings of the balconies
were festooned with the prevailing col
ors of green and white, while between
each two boxes and at either end of the
low tiers the national colors We're ar
tistically grouped with the Union Jack.
Long feStoons of electric lights. marked
alternately by yellow lanterns and Jap
aneSe lanterns of many shades, huns
from top to top Of the great white masts,
extending around the hall. On the right
and the LEFT of what is usually the stage
of the great theatre were erected plat
forms Of honor. uuOn the first OF which
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey We're seated.
within handshakiug distance of those
upon the dancing floor. Upon the second
platform were seated Mayor and Mrs.
Harrison.
Behind the admiraI's box was hung 4
mammoth admiraIS flag bearing the four
white stars Of his rank. A canopy re
splcudcnt with gold braid hung over each
box to protect ti.uSc within from the
glare Of the many lights which ShOne
from the ceiling ana sides Of the hall. At
each Of the two entrances to each box
stood ut "Atten ion two sailors from the
first ships crew of the Illinois Naval
Militia.
The doors Of the ball room were opened
at $50 ana one half hour later the patron
csses and managers Of the ball. who
formed the reception committee. aSSC M
bled in the ladies' room al the south end
of the foyer. Headed ly Mayor Harrison
and Mrs. arthur Cation. tho committee
long strands of silkcn ribbon. took their
stand at the north end of the hail. there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-01
FREIGHT RATE DECISION.
Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk Clnnot
Favor Standard Oil Co.

Ottawa, Ont, April Gothic railway
committee Of the privy council has de-
cided the case Of the Summers and In
dependent Oil CO., against the cana
dian Pacific and Grand Trunk Rail-
ways and the Standard Oil Co, whihc
was discussed by the committee some
time ago. The charge against the rail-
ways was that they Disseminated in
favor Of the Petrolea oil fields now con-
trCllCd by the Standard Oil Co. The
rates from Black Rock and Suspen-
sion Bridge to Montreal were increased
from % cents per hundred pounds to
80 cents, while the rates from Sarnia
and Petrolea were reduced from 81
cents to between 90 and q cents. AL
though the distance was greater than
from Suspension Bridge, the committee
and the government have now decided
that the railways must reduce the rate
to % cents from Suspension Bridge to
Montreal. while the Sarnia and Petro-
lea rate remains the same.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKE..
The Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. April 30-Tke day on the
stock market started nff with another at
tcmrt 70 rush NJ prices by speculative
manipulation. with the purpose OF at
tracing an outside following. But the
snort interest mad been 50 far eliminated
by the later events of last week IN :
there was not sufficient demand from that
source to keep up prices. Neither was
there any interest developed through the
commission houses The market therefore
without positive weakness. until some OF
the later developments. when the bears
showed renewed NiHor ana sold prices to
the lowest Of the day. The violent break
in Sugar WAS the principal element in the
decline. That stock sold up to 12li. in the
early dealings and rcCO. cred to that fig
urc after a reaction ana then fcIl away
with occasional spdSmOdic rallies to 1l1@i
closing only slightly above thar. tn.
threatened strike on the New York Cen
tral caused a fall Uf II. points i'll that
stock and had sympathetic effect else
whore in tho liSt. Missouri Pacific wa
pushed NJ "a ~ on runorS thIt a dividend
would br declared al todays meeting of
directors ana that John -. Rockefeller
would bc admitted to me directory. Both
rumnTS failed to he confirmed IN the
event ana the stock fell Lnck. but saver
a small net gain. The steel iudustrialS
after some show of weakness became firm
ana closed generally with a small net
gain. United States Leather made con-
siderable show Of strength. Otherwise.
the market generally yielded TO The reuc-
tiCuary tendency ANA closed very near
the lowest and easy in tone. There were.
N" developments Of Importance in the
money or exchange market. though both
were scanned with eager interest. Rail-
road bonds were weak in sympathy with
st"cls hut the dealings were rather light
F"tdl sales. par value. 81. 10000. United
states lis advanced "a ana new Is de-
CiIncd IL in the bid price.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL STRIKE.
Situation Unchanged-Roa Will Have Con
ference-Men Will Yield Nothing.

Buffalo. y. V, April 30.-With the ulti-
matum that was to have been given. to-
day, deferred. the status of the strike of
the car rcpaircrS of the New York Cen
trail is unchanged, tonight, excepting 50
far as the action Of President Galloway
in conscnting that Supt. Watt of the mo-
tive power department.. shall meet IN con-
ference the members of the executive
commission has tended to create a belief
among the strikers that the company is
disposed to pursue cOnciliatOry policy.
Chairman Fish of the strikers executive
committee. said that he would make no
move to extend the strike pending the
conference with Supt Watt. The leaders
of the strike, tonight, however. were pro-
nOunced in their expressions of determi-
nation to make no concessions. They also
inVeighed against further delay and in
sisted that the settlement must come at
once else they could not be held resPOn-
sible for preventing spread of the
strike.
Tonight, about 1890 freight handlers en-
the roads entering Buffalo, other than
the Lake Shore, decided to strike for an
increase of wages and shorter hours. TN }
hundred men employed in the yards of
the New York, Lake Erie & Western at
the repair works also struck. tonight
1t was stated at midnight that Mr.. Bra
sier. assistant superintendent of motive
power Of the New York Central at New
York, would reach Buffalo tomorrow.
Whether or not he comes as a substitute
for Mr.. Watt is pr0hlematical.
The presence OF Samuel +. Gompers,
president Of the American Federation Of
Labor, in the city. caused much COM
ment. He had interviews with strike
leaders.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, April 3D.
The Board Of Trade maj kcts were unIrt
today, as many traders preferred ID NJ.
even over the holiday. tomorrow corn
was strong. helped by cables. and closed
u TO &sGiiz improved. Wheat closed iLGfH
az down, and oats a shade to y de-
pressed. Provisions closed ~ to ~
cents under Saturday.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-April. 65H; May, G54nG5$.
July G7H September. 6s3z.
CORN-April. 40; May, 40; July, II; Sep
oATs-May:, 22A0227s; July. 23Ha94:
PbORK|May,, s1242Iz: July, s12.GO.
LARD-May, sLO7I2; July, %.15; Septem-
RIBs~May, $500; July. $3.50; September.
$3.50.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Stcady.
WHEAT-No. spring, Gil=; 10. red.
COMM. 2, 29hm4o; No. , yellow. iol4.
OATS-No. 2 u zM2fih M. z white, 2Giz
@27l=; No. 3 white, 2546l21.
BARLEY-NO. 2. 42Tflil2.
FLAXSEED-No. ] and Northwestern,
$1.73n1.7G
TIMOTIY-Primc, 1926.
LARD-$7. 00Gt7 10.
PORk-Mess. s11.45H125o; ribs, $3.50
100; shoulders, G%47; short clear sides,
81. f5GI55.
SCGAR-Unchanged.
CT (1N T-Ty-T-
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FACE AcCUSERS.
Accused Officials Of American Steel & Vie
Co., Await Legal Action.

New York, April 30.-Developments are
Looked FOR In the affairs Of the American "a
Gates and President John Lambert came
on from Chicago, last night, for the pur-
pose of facing their alleged accusers
| They were at the local office of the com
| pany, today.
| Max Pam of the company's counse, said
| the TWO officials had notified the law urn
or Lamb d NoSS that they would De at d
| certain place at a certain time, To-Day, 10:
the purpose of receiving any papers that
| persons might desire to serve upon tn.ni
| as preliminary to legal action. M.
| Lamb Is said to have sent back Word Una
| the service would be made later III the
| day.
Counsel for Messrs Gates and Lambert.
| this afternoon, made public a letter 10
Mr.. Washington Seligman, which, after
alluding to the newspaper reports IN con-
| nection with Steel and Wire matters
| said:
Il have further information that II
| making your complaint and obtaining
summons for Mr.. Gates you were lnilu-
| cnced to withdraw 1t by the represent
| tons made TO you by Mr.. Henry SeilS-
man that Mr.. Gates was going TO re5ie 7
| from the management of the American
Steel and Wire 60. Mr. Gates is now ~
New York and | write TO you IN ms ms pc
half to say that if that was your lhduce-
ment for Withdrawing your proceeding
you have withdrawn it under mlsappre-
hension and you may renew II now OF az
any time. Mr.. Gates is ready TO receive
that summons or any other paper thdt
you wish to serve upon him.
Lawyer Lamb returned to his office latc
in the day. He said that he had been AT
work on the case all day but nothing hau
come of it because his clients, VINO ne
declared, were members of the Stock EE-
change had been inundated by the
banks He added that up to the present
time no real action had been commence
against Messrs Gates and Lambert, but
he said that certain other persons VINO
believed they had grievances had 9nercI
to come forward and make chafsc3
against the officials OF the Steel and
Wire 90. ,,
At the Office Of Nicoll. Anable & Lind
say. 1t was said that no word had been
received from the firm Of Lamb * Noss.
INF that Messrs. Gates ana Lambert
would be AT the Waldorf-Astoria all the
evening. ready to receive any papers thdt
might be served.
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NEWS NUGGETS
Brought by tie Wires from the North. East
South and West.

There are % union granite cutters in
Manchester. y. H., and they all struck.
Monday afternoon. The strike may re-
suit in one or two shops shutting down.
Schooner Mail. for Northwest Harhor,
Me. lumber laden, which wept ashore of
Watch Hill Sunday night was nOatcd at
& Il. NJ Monday, ana taken in tow to New
London.
Five men were killed ara three injured
by boiler explosion AZ Triton. Ca. Non
day. in the saw mill uf j. y. Bray x 60.
Tho saw mill was almost demolished ana
many buildings in the vicinity were
wrecked.
The Granite Cutters Union Of Lowell
Mass. has come to an agreement with
the local granite manufacturers. the lat
ter agreeing to the Barre scale, which al
lows 50 cents an hour minimum wage ana
an N-hour day. On piece work an increase
Of Il per cent. is allowed.
Mrs. Sarah Barlow of New Brunswick.
y. j., will celebrate. tuesday. the lVitn
anniversary of her birth. Monday even
ing. she sat down tn Il preliminary tea At
which her five children. ~ grandchildren.
- t-graudChildrcn and four great
gredt-Grandchildren participated.
The Chicago Tribune says: AT a pri-
At the Sherman House, between VIM. J.
Bryan, }. Johnson, chairman Of The Dem
ocratic national executive committee,
Willis j. Abbott. editor Of tile Bulletin.
ana Mayor Harrison, the latter assured
Bryan that Illinois would send a solid
Bryan delegation to the national conven-
ton
The Chlkoot Tunnel Co. composed Of
lcapitali 'ls Of British Columbia and " ASH
inSton state, propose spending $1,000 600 in
developing another system of Yukon
transportation. The company proposes
first to bore a tunnel $500 feet long
through Chilkoot Pass mountain. y
broad gauge electric railway will be con-
structed through the tunnel from Dyea
to Lake Bennett.
William f. Miller. manager of the
Franklin Syndicate. who was recently
convicted of granu larceny. was sen
fenced, Monday, by Judge iiurd. III
Brooklyn. TO serve IL years imprisonment
Motions for a new trial and stay of
proceedings were denie' The Indictment
on which Miller was convicted charged
| him with swindling Mrs. Catherine Moe
ser out of $1,000 and there are 20 other in
dictments now standing against him
| Later Judge Hurd granted IL days stay
| before Miller is to be taken to Sing Sing.
| Miller after hearing his fate was taken
| back to Jail. He was unCOncerned and
merely smiled when questioned about thu
| sentence imposed.
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New York Produce Market.

New York, April 50.
1926 bbs.: sales $3.50 pkCs: very uuiet
but fairly steady and unchanged.
W HEAT-Receipts, 1880 bushels: ex.
ports. 1860 bushels; sales, $4,000 bush.
els futures 100000 bushels exports; spot
firm: No. red 1855 fob. ahoat: No. . red
l6ts elevator; No. Northern Duluth. S7ai
fob afloat to arrive
CORN-Receipts. SOC. 20 bushels; ex-
ports. A5,1lI bushels: sales. $50 900 bushels
futures, 400, 600 bushels exports; spot firm
No. z l37s fob. afloat and 1917 elevator.
OAIS-Recoipts, III 400 bushels; exports
1881 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels: spot
weak; No. ?. 21l@; No. 3, q; No. white
~; track mixed Western, 271aGi29; track
white, 2SlrM34
BEEF-Steady; cut meats. steady
1-ARD-Weak: Western steamed, $3.50:
refined weak; continent, N.54,S. A., $3.50;
PORK-Firm.
BuIIER,--t'irm; state dairy, 1591S; do.
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In the matter of
OSBORNE l.. REYNOLDS, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. NATHAN WEIR. Judge oil
the District Court of the United States
for the District of Maine.
OSBORNE l.. REYNOLDS of Halloween
in the County of Kenncbcc, and StaIe
Of Maine, in said District, respectfully
represents, that on the 18th day OF Au1
bankrupt under the Acts Of Congress re-
lating 10 Bankruptcy; that ne has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
Of property and has fully complied WIFE
all the requirements of said Acts and N
the orders Of Court touching his bank
ruptcy.
creed ny the Court to have q full dls-
charge from all debts prOvable against
his estate under said bankrupt Acts, en-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge. ,ooo
Dated this 18th day of April. A. d. l~o.
Bankrupt.
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

District of Maine, SIS. ,ooo
on reading the foregoing petition It is.
ordered by the Court that a hearing o nf
had upon the same on the 18th day OF
May, \. D. 1900. before said Court AZ
Portland, in said District, at 10 , 9,eIockS
in the forenoon; and that notice ther ta
be published in The Daily henhgpec
Journal. a newspaper printed in. said Dis
trict, and that all known creditors, ant
other persons in interest, may appear a
the said time and place, and snow cause;
If any they have, why the prayer Oh saiu
petitioner should not be granted;
And it il further ordered by the, Court;
that the Clerk shall send by mail 20 an
known creditors copies Of said petinon
and this order addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Na MA Az
seal thereof, at Portland, in said District.
on the 18th day of April, A. d; 1900;
IL. 81 A. ii. DAVE SleIh.
A true copy of petition and order tnereons
Attest: a. II. DAVIS, Clerk.
may1, dit Il