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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09
IN MEMORY
OF villa and Fannie Southern.

VILLA wife of +. G. Amos, and
daughter Of G. w. Southern, died at
her fathers house, September 9th,
1900, of that dread disease consump-
ton. She was only confined to her
room five weeks, but since the early
spring she had been gradually failing
In health. She was married to Mr..
Amos on the sth of August and in less
than twoshort months the scene was
shifted from the bridal to the tomb,
instead OF the orange wreath, loving
hands are now called upon To array
her in the vestments OF the grave
She was the only daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Southern and idol Of their hearts,
but she has gone from them to return
no more. She leaves her husband,
father and mother and six brothers,
besides large chcle of friends to
mourn her departure. She talked
about dying as calmly as II she were
going on visit, and was anxious for
the time to come, when the Lord
would take her, and At 10 O'Clock
Thursday night September 9th She
quietly breathed her last. Not more
than twenty minutes before did we
realize that the Angel OF Death had
come for her, and we who watched her
departure scarcely knew when She was
gone, as she passed so quietly away,
from earthto heaven. Looking at the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09

n,la n,acid face n was hard IA realize
that those eyes we're closed in their
lono dreamless S,een and that those
dear little hands would never more be
stirred Wen never hear her voice
AGAIN in songs Of praise, never hear
ber nanny lauvh ae,in. I'm, we want
IN looE away into lthe .,qutifuI be-
yond and reme,ab. That some time
ven he where .Artinp is uomore and
g,d.hve /. never said, Thank God !.
villa eve believe. was ready when
tho Lord said "Cnme and when the
Master comes again her body viii be
r.;sed in mower lust one week after
villa died. the death angel claimed
Fannie- her hrotb.r CHARLES wife-as
h;s ,;c,im and W. believe MAJ, her
mo $3.50 W." wan, :, ~
spirit loiaeo t''at VI VIVA :" '''e
Home OF the soul. Is we oeiicNe
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09
For D,sc,,ses OF Women

Bright's Kidney Pills Are an unfail-
ling and perfectly safe regulator. BY
taking Brights Kidney Pills for ten
days previous to the time each month
ly sickness is made easy. Tardy or
imperfect development in girls may
be certainly and speedily overcome by
the use OF Bright's Kidney P!lls.
Every box warranted. Twenty-Five
cents per box. r. j. Criss: 52-lm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09
Fiduciary Orders

win Of John w. DenuiS"n. deceased
has been qualified rrr probate.
John X. Lindsay has qualified as adj
mlniStrator Of trace BoggeSs, de-
ceased, bond $500.
John \. llarbcrt has qualified rs
administrator Of Thomas Il. Elarbcrt
deceased, bond 5000, appraisers
Joshua Thompson, Henry Il. McCord
and samuel lIigginbotham.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09

This is the season when mothers are
alarmed on account of Group 1t is
quickly cured BY One Minute Cough
Cure, which children like to take. +.
G Bland. 4S-sm
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09
u>c, by British soldiers !" Ar,e,

capt. G c. DenniSon. is well-kncwn
all over Africa as commander Of The
forces that captured the famous rebel
GaIishe. Under date of November 4.
1897. from Nryburg, Bechuanaland, he
writes Before starting on the last
campaign bought quantity of
Chamberlain'S Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy, which used my
selfwhep troubled with bowel COM
plant. and had given To my men, atlu
i'm every case IL proved most beneficial =
For sale by G. Q. Stone. 32-lm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09
II ssved HI. Leg.

p. "A. Danforth, Of La Grange, Ca.
suffered intensely for six months with
Il frightful running sore on his leg, but
writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured IL in ten days. For ulc.
ers, wounds. burns boils, pain or piles
it's the best safve in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only DC. Sold by frank
y. Bland. druggist. $40 Main st. 29.ly-6
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09

The Mountain State Gas Company
hereby notifies its patrons in the city
Of Clarksburg that IT will pipe houses
and connect same to It's gas mains free
Of charge, and is prepared to do same
promptly in a Thorough workman-like
manner. 51.tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09
Church Dedication.

The new NJ. E. Church at String
town, Wyatt charge, will be dedicated,
Sunday, November IL, 1900, by Rev.
DayldL Ash. presiding elder Of the
Clarksburg district. L. BOWERS,
pautnr
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09

When you want prompt acting little
pills that never grippe use De WITS
Little Early Risers. +. G. Bland. lin
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Not q Paper Trust.

New York. March 7.--Mr. Chisholm,
president of the International Paper
company, when shown the dispatch re-
garding the introduction of resolu-
tion In congress attacking the COM
pany under the antitrust law, said
that the International Paper company
was absolutely in no sense trust"
and that all the premises Of the resolu-
tion were false that the company
owns outright all the mills it controls
and has no dealings with any other
mills and has made no effort to CO.
operate with its competitors to raise
prices. The price of paper is abso-
lutely regulated by the inevitable law
of supply and demand, and the ad-
vance has not been as great as in many
other commodities.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
THE AMENDED FINANCE BILL.
Senate Asrees se;tsss csnference Re.
port " ~ to 28.

Senate Agreed ta;tske Csnfepence RE-
potx. " - to 20.
Washington, March Mot probably
In the history of the senate was there
ever shown 10 little real interest in the
final vote on a great measure as was
manifested yesterday in the vote on
the conference report Of the financial
bill. The report was before the SEN
ate for nearly two weeks, yet only four
speeches were delivered upon It, in
GLIDING Mr.. Aldrich's explanation of
the changes made in the senate bill
by the conferrees. Discussion ceased
on the bill 16 minutes before the time
fixed for the vote, and the senate ac-
tually began the consideration of
minor bills on the calendar to consume
time. The conference report was
agreed to by vote of A to 26, the re-
port thus having a majority of 18.
Early in the session discussion of the
Quay case was resumed by Mr.. Simon,
who replied to the speech made Mon
day by Mr.. Carter, of Montana. The
speech precipitated a debate on OREGON
politics. in which Mr.. Simon defended
Mr.. Corhett from the attack made upon
him by the Montana senator. Mr.. Al
len (Neb.) closed the debate on the
financial bill In a characteristic speech,
in which he denounced the measure as
the most vicious legislation in his ex-
perience.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
LORD PAUNcEFOTe TO REMAIN
British Ambassador VIII Not Leave
Washington Until the Fall,

British Ambassador VIII Not Lenv
Washington Until the Fall.
Washington, March lord Paunce-
fote. the British ambassador, yesterday
received a cabegram from Lord Sails
bury notifying him that he would be
continued at this important diplomatic
post for the present, at least. Refer
ence was made to the pendency in the
United States senate of the Hay
Pauncefote treaty and of the several
open issues of great importance with
which the present ambassador is better
fitted to deal than any other person by
reason of his perfect familiarity.
The ambassador had made arran re-
ments to return his family and SER
wants to England on the 2Sth inst, re-
naming in the United States for fort
night longer himself in order to close
up his business affairs. The notifica-
tion received yesterday has made
change of plans necessary. His family
have decided to remain in the United
States with the ambassador during the
spring months at least, and 1t will be
some date in June before they leave.
Just how long this extension of the
ambassadors term Of office is to pre-
vail is not known positively, but 1t
is understood that Lord Pauncefote
will remain at the head of the embassy
until some time in the fall 1t Is said
that such an extension as this, the
third, has only one precedent in the
British diplomatic service.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
M'kINLEy WELDED TO CONGRESS,
He In Still in Favor of Free Trade
With Puerto Rico.

He Ii Still in Favor of Free Trade
WITH Puerto Rico.
r. Washington, March THE Post
says: President Mckinley, in CONVEX
sation with callers at the White House
yesterday, reiterated his belief that the
people of Puerto Rico were entitled to
free trade with the United States. He
made 1t clear that his views had under
gone no change since he wrote his
message to congress. He still adhered
to the sentiment therein expressed. AT
the same time, he said, he was unable
to subscribe to the theory that the
constitution followed the flag; that the
Puerto Ricans must have free trade
as a necessary legal right. When he
found that the house deemed 1t the
part of wisdom, the president explain
ed. to impose small tariff upon con-
ditfon that the revenues SO collected
are to be returned to the island, he
had been constrained to yield to the
Judgment Of the house. The tariff,
under such conditions, would be no
hardship to the Puerto Ricans. More
over, he believed 1t advisable, at the
earliest moment, to secure a decision
OF the supreme court on the constitu-
tional question involved. Therefore,
he had given his consent to the nom
inal tariff and agreed to sign such
bill,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
TDE MURDER OF COBBBL
Harlan Whitaker Held Without
Bail For the Grand Jury.
TIE TESTIMONY AGAINST HIN.

Whitaker, One Witness Testified,
Declared He Visited Frankfort to
Protect man Declares
whitaker Knows the Murderer.
Frankfort, KY, March IA crowd
which packed the county circuit court
room gathered yesterday to hear the
examining trial Of Harlan Whitaker,
the Butler county farm hand suspected
of being implicated in the murder Of
Goebel. The charge was changed from
malicious shooting to murder. Whit
taker was nervous. Thirteen witnesses,
all summoned by the commonwealth,
were called. Detective Armstrong and
Constable Har.od swore that Whit
/. taker had contradicted himself in
stating his whereabouts on the capitol
square at the moment the fatal shots
were fred. Charles Howard, a farmer,
testified that Whitaker told him a
week before the shooting that he had
come to Frankfort to protect Governor
Taylor's life. Howard declared that
just after Goebel fell he saw one of
the Philpots and two Of the Howards,
Berry and Jim, members of well known
mountain families, In the door of the
executive building, heavily armed. Po-
liceman Thompson. who took Whit
taker to the jail, said that on the way
the prisoner cried out In his fear:
Don't let them mob me, and I'll tell
all know about it; but did not shoot
him."
New evidence was brought out by Il.
W. Bowman, of Hardin county, who
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Isaac Gordon, the notorious English
money lender, is dead in London.
Henry w. Diederich, United States
consul at Bremen, has received his
exequator.
Building material firms in Chicago
have shut down, adding 10000 idlers
to the 10000 now on strike.
Commander-in-Chie Shaw, of the
Grand Army, is being cordially greeted
by Confederates on his southern tour.
R. r. Hit was renominated for con-
gress by exclamation at the Republican
congressional convention at Freeport,
Ills.
Three workmen, repairing a car on
a siding at Memphis, were killed by
coal cars colliding with the car being
repaired.
The wage controversy In the central
Pennsylvania and Maryland mining
districts will doubtless be settled with
out a strike.
A food in st. Louis suburb came
SO suddenly that three women and
seven children were taken from thu
roofs If their houses in boats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Cool Counsel Prevented Lynchinx.

Fitzgerald, Ca, March 7.--At about
o'clock in the morning a negro
named Bill Clark entered the home of
Mrs. Sarah Baker, white, aged nearly
70 years, and committed a criminal
assault upon her. Mrs. Baker same
here from Minneapolis, MINI. Nearly
all Of the residents Of the town are
from the north and northwest. 1t was
several hours before Mrs. Baker was
able to apprise her neighbors Of the
outrage. The man was captured and
positively identified by his victim. Ar
rangements were made for lynching,
when cooler counsel prevailed for the
time and Clark was committed to jail.
While the trial was in progress ths
lynching spirit again arose and the Of
ficers spirited him away.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Cost of the Philippine. War.

Washington, March 7.-Acting Secre-
larry of War Meikeljohn sent to the
house of representatives yesterday a
statement Of expenditures by the war
department covering the military op-
erations in the Philippines, including
outstanding liabilities from May /,
1898. to Nov. l. 1899, prepared in re-
sponse to resolution Of inquiry from
the house. The total is given at $4S,.
928,060.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Grover Goes a.FfshinR.

Princeton, N. j., March 7.-Ex-Pres-
ident and Mrs. Grover Cleveland left
Princeton yesterday for New York,
where Mr.. Cleveland Joined August
Belmont and E. G. Benedict, with whom
he started for Florida last night on
pleasure trip. The party will spend
about three weeks fishing along the
Florida coast. Soon after Mr.. Cleve-
lands return to Princeton he will de-
liver his two lectures before the uni
versity students. Mrs. Cleveland re-
turned from New York today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
shanoysin's Alleged Boodlers.

Shamokin, Pa, March 7.--At meet
ing of town council last night a reso-
futfon introduced by Councilman J. J.
PETER was passed ordering High Con-
stable William Taby to at once swear
out warrants for the arrest Of Council
men q. o. Zuern. T. A. Holl, w. 8.
Zimmerman and ex-Councllman Will
lam Reppard and o. ]. Reed. charging
them with bribery in connection with
brick deals and paving contracts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
DUFFY MALT wtaskEy CO., Rochester,
New Jersey Republican Convention.

New Jersey Republican Convention.
Trenton. March THE Republican
state committee held meeting here
yesterday afternoon and decided upon
Thursday. April 10, as the date for
holding the state convention here to
elect delegates to the Republican ma
tional convention. United States Sem
ator Sewell, member of the commits
tee, was presented with a silver SER
vice valued at $1,000 by his colleagues
on the committee and by his friends
on the outside. The presentation speech
was made by Congressman Louden-
slayer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Costa Rica H.. No Canal Claim.

Washington. March 7.-Senor Calvo,
the minister for Costa Rica at this cap
ital, said yesterday in reference to
statement published, which asserted
"the desire Of each state COSTA Rica
and Nicaragua) to be in position to
obtain some advantage over the other
In connection with the construction Of
the. Nicaragua canal" that 1t has no
foundation in any fact, and is there
fore entirely incorrect,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
stories of Cuban Discomfort Denied

Havana, March THE frequent ru-
mors cabled from the United States
regarding possible uprisings in Cuba
In the early future are causing the
press Of the island to ask who Is re-
sponsible for these wonderful stories.
The newspapers, without exception, de-
clare that the people of Cuba never
felt less like arising than they do at
present. Even the agitators against
continuance of American occupation
have been counselling moderation of
late, and the tenor Of their recent
speeches has been greatly modified.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Brutal Murders by Negro Robbers

Baxley, Ca, March 7.--Dan Mimms.
young farmer, living 20 miles from
here, was murdered by two negro rob-
bers Monday. He was on his porch
when attacked. and when his wife ran
out the robbers had killed him. She
tried to escape with her baby, but the
negroes killed the child and beat her so
cruelty that her life is despaired Of
The murderers live in the neighbor-
hood. They are both less than 20
years of age They are being pursued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Experimenting OH Human Subjects.


Berlin, March I'm the Prussian
diet yesterday Baron Won Pappenheim
brought up the case of Prof. Neisser, Of
Breslau, who, he alleged. had vacci-
mated persons with syphilis serum ex-
perimentally in order to establish i'm
munity. The experiments, he said,
had been made on adults and chill
dren. He sharply arraigned the medi-
cal profession generally for expert
menting on human subjects. mention
ing the case of boy who had been
killed as the result of such practices.
Representative members of all the
other parties In the chamber Endorsed
the views expressed by Baron Won
Pappenheim. Prof Virchow, however,
took the position that Prof Neisser
only went too far in vaccinating per-
sons without their consent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
City OmcIaI Charged with Fraud,

Pittsburg, March 7.-Samuel T. Pals
ley, superintendent Of the bureau of
highways and sewers, was yesterday
dismissed by Director q. M. Bigelow,
Sf the department of public works,
charged with fraud. Mr.. Paisley has
been trusted employe of the city for
25 years, but Director Bigelow charges
him with having put fictitious names
on the pay roll each month, with lift
ing warrants. endorsing them and col
lecting the money and appropriating
T. to his own use.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07

assassination he saw the window on
the second floor over the main en-
trance to the executive building raised.
He could see only the arm of the man
who raised the window and saw two
men standing farther back. He said
that when Whitaker was arrested he
recognized the clothes he had on then
and those worn by the man who raised
the window. He said one of the two
men who were standing back from the
window at the time mentioned said to
the other: Damn it, we ought to
have killed the other two"
This remark he thinks had REFER
ence to two judges of the court of ap-
peals. The description of the two men
who are alleged to have held this con-
versation Tailed with suspects who
have been under surveillance, but who
have not been arrested
Silas Jones, the Whiteley cornty sus-
pect, testified that he was in the ante
room Of the executive office when the
assassination occurred and from the
sound he thought the shots were fired
from the office of the secretary of
state.
Whitaker was held without bail for
the April grand jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
ON EVERY BOTTLE

VI Shiloh Consumption Cureis this guarautas
contents OF this bottle faithfully then II You
can say You are not benefited return the bos-
tie TO your Druggist and he may refund shs
rrice paid. Price 26c, $40 and 81.
=. For Bale BY N. b Dsnforth SECOND ana Mar
Est stIeets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Proposed Gift to Liliuokalani.

Washington, March 7.-Senator HoaF
yesterday gave notice of an amend-
ment he will offer to the diplomats
appropriation bill, providing for the
payment of $250,o00 to Liliuokalani.
late queen Of the Hawaiian islands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Jack Ghiuu's Damage Suit.

Frankfort, KY, March 7.-Colonel
Jack Shinn, the turfman and politician,
who was with Democratic Governor
William Goebel when the latter was
assassinated, has filed a suit for libel
against Mrs. Kate M. Banta, wife Of a
merchant of this city. The first para
graph charges that defendant, in the
presence of various people, declared
that she saw Chinn Shoot Goebel from
behind" and that by this libelous dec
laration he had been damaged in the
sum of $25,000
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
both Brothers Asphyxiated.

New York, March 7.-Richard Obi.
rogge, grocer, of East Twenty-arst
street, who was found unconscious
from gas in his room Monday. died yes-
terday. Ohlrogge's brother, who slept
with him, was found dead by his side.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Indicted For Making False Report

A'~A ItVpOEtbs
New York, March 1.-THE special
grand Jury which has been investigat-
ing Brooklyn Rapid Transit matters
for the past month brought in a pre-
sentiment yesterday before Justice Fur
man IN the criminal term of the su-
preme court, together with indictments
against six men, making them in part
responsible for the false reports that
had been circulated about Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, with resulting depres-
sion of the stock. The men indicted
are Alfred R. Goslin, who was ar
rested in Philadelphia; Harry J. Alex
ander. an advertising agent; Charles
T. Davis, editor of the Wall Street Re-
view; Warner T. Allen, an alleged
stockholder Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, and one Bogart, who is said to
be Goslin's private secretary. Alexander
and Davis, being unable to furnish bail,
were committed to the Tombs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
HOW IS YOUR WIFE3

Hasshelnst her bsausst Rso, Consti patton
indisesticn, sick Headaohe arc tho princips
causes. kaSl'a Glover hoss TeA has cared
Nancy rsf4nded u rosuluS are noS sAtisfaovAry
l0t eAte ~ N. \. Danforvh SeeoaA xnd kAf
ket streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBI.IC SALE-WIr.L BE SOLD AT pUB-
1 lie sale, OIL the road leading from Hara's
Corner to Christiana, New Castle HID, on
TUESDAY, MARCH l3, 1891,
at IL o'clock m,

Gsg G
= head of good work or driving horses. colt
10 thoroughbred Alderney and Jersey cows
with calves by their side 2 brood sows, oas
with pigs 80 heal OF Plymouth chickens. farm
wagon, horse cart, dearborn, york wag Jas,
Champion binder, mower corn shelter and
grain, roller, corn marker, cultivators cofn
cover, Disk harrow, Twin harrow. horse har-
row, grain cradle, lot OF scyt thes, shovels ,hossl
spades forks single and donbie trees, deer
born harness. 2 sets Of buggy harness, SET a.
light double harness. 2 sets OF wagon harness,
Z sets of plow harness, collars, brides lines.
halrer+ Lot Of dairy fixtures. churn, huhtae
tubs, block M fall, lot Of rope, set of oaxt
harness 20 set of hot bed sash cider pres,
wheelbarsow, 8 ladders, y peck and bushai
measures, So berry crates, tool box. vice and
TOOLS butter worker. bowl and prints. 10
acres Of wheat in the ground, . stoves, lot OF
goods.
Tcrms-All sums OF $40 and under casl, over
that amount a credit OF 0 months will be given
on givi ny bankable note with nh approvsd
JOHN l. TAYLOR.
fats .o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
Butte1
H1ltfeR

Butter Butter
Why DO you pay o. and 88 ots. for your
butter whom you can got good table butter
for 8, 8. and 10 cents pound less at II. H.
Moors'A FIJI King strsst "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07
PUBLIC SALE,


without reserve Oh the Ander SOD Farm, Il ran
dywine Hundred, near Henry Clay Post OF
fee on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10th, 1900
at IL O'CLOCK i'll. sharp.
& Ag
good work or driving horses, IA head Of
choice dairy cows, yearling heifer. shoats,
lot of chickens. 2 horse farm wagon, horse
cart, buggy road cart, Deering ony binder.
M McCormi ick mower hors rake, sulky cultiva-
tor, 2 hand cultlyat ors. corn cover. Acme
harrows, Wierd plows. 2spike harrows, oil
er hav cutter, grain fan, hay rnpe lot of
soythcs. shuvels hoes, spatl,s, forks, single
and double trees, lot of cow and other c,ains
2set of good wagon harness, set Of carriage
harness. set of cart harness. 2 sets Of lead ar
nes., collars, bridles lines and halters Dairy
Flxtures-2 churns, butter worker and print,
cream cans. pans, 6 820quart cans 22 gallon
farm boiler, good as new, 26 acres Of wheat in
the ground, lot ofhousehold goods, and u. ;
merous other articles
Terms-All sums Of SEQ and under cash. all
over that amount credit Of 9 mon this will be
Civ. by purchaser giving bankable note
with an approved endoIser.
W. g. BETTY.
W. N. Lank, Auc. ms
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-07

1t Is health for any cold when Simiaa
While Pulmonic BalsaIn Is near. Depot
6D6 King street.