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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-19
ST pArRTcR,s DAY
At cape Town-Kind Words from y
Queen.

At Cape Town Kind Words from
Queen.
CAPE TOWN, March ls.-sL g
rleSs day was celebrated with ezlI-. 4,
binary enthusiasm throughout so,-
Africa. In reply to a message from
IrlShmen OF Cape Town. the queen =
the following; ~,
II have always felt confident 1nA. *
spirit, courage and allegiance Wn'i /.
have distinguished the Irish soldier, - :
the face Of the enemy would be 1n.- -.
BY their brethren in the colony IN ~
port Of the authority Of my so'''4
ment,s
on the initiative Of Lord RobsFt.,. /.
Newspaper has been started at b'0.- ~.
fortein for the edifcation Of the tlo0 Y.
Rudya4d KipllnE contributed to tns - y
augural edition yesterday the follo"D'
lines:
f" o, Terence dear. and aid yoill neAF
The noWn that'O going round! -
The bliamFOciS'a Erin badge oy NV'
Where cor her sons are f9und,
From Bloamfonteln TO BallyDaIA'
IT'S ordered BY the queen. .-...
We've won our right IN open nbHe
The wearing Of tho green.
For Morbid Conditions take REEcA'
ANS PILLS.
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2. vi.it e New York oIty.


A scene that is creating a sensata
in the Lyman b. Howe Moving PietH.
exhibition, that Is to be at the ora
House. next Friday and satufdE
nights, March 9 and q, with sp.sa
dfteen and twenty-five cents mht'
saturday. ID a ride on q cable CT y
Broadway from Eighth street to ES'a'
ty-third street. The entire aud'eas.
Is carried In a phantom ride thfeo.-
this busy thoroughfare, passing y
holes and pedestrians Of all kinds y.
sights peculiar to Broadway. ne e
stops at each crossing to let o. y
take on passengers, Arriving at Eo-, s
tsenth street, known as Dead Aal'
Curve" the usual blue coated ss-ly
ian appears assisting the throngs :
people across the street; when ~ Z
clear he gives a signal and on We "
around the curve up Broadway ~
Ing new sights only seen in this siis
est OF American cities,
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THE scoTTlsH RIIE,s
Third Annual Reunion to Be Held In
TIh6aI{1e, T1hiE VIa6J,

Third Annual Reunion to be Held IN
Wheeling This Week.
The third annual reunion Of the
Scottish Rite bodies OF Free Masonry
win be held In this city, beginning this
morning. The sessions win be held at
the Masonic temple and there will be
many candidates for the degrees from
outside Of the city. The meeting viii
last four days, concluding with a BAN
auet Thursday night At the Hotel
Windsor
The exercises WIN open At 10 o'clock
this morning. With the communication
OF MCDANIEL lodge Of Perfection, No. /.
The approval OF petittons and the hal-
loting on members viii be conducted
ana the degrees win be from the fourth
n the fourteenth. inclusive. From the
ffteenth to the eighteenth viii be con-
ferred tomorrow by Charity chapter,
Rose Croix, No. /, and on wednesday
viii occur the communication Of Albert
Pike Preceptory No. / (Knights Ka-
bosh), and the comforting Of degrees
from the nineteenth to the thirHeth. In
elusive.
The thirty-tirst and thirty second de-
grees win be conferred Thursday, in
the communication of the consihtOry Of
west Virginia, and the reunion win
close with the banquet a night, At
which DE- 3. N, Turner. commander
in.chiet, win preside.
The committee on ARRANGEMENTS for
the reunion is composed OF DR.. John W.
Norris. c. A. sChaeter and Thomas n.
Darrah.
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Some pf the camera lena manufactur-
ers are ipss introducing q novel assort-.
ment Of lenses. and the move shows
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WE have the largest and most come
pletely equipped tuning and repairing
department this side Of New York.
F. W. BAuMER co.
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Our bargains Tor this week Will be
two secondhand pianos, both Of which
are in hrst class condition. either Of
price. F. w. BANNER co.
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TF buSinsas men and merchants
consult their best interests they win
advertise In the Intelligeneer.
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they we've fellow Wgltefs on tlis New
York Journal two years $50 An9 de-
spite 81 this there nothing allpw
about either q the pair.
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"stroneest in the World"
THE EQUITABLE
'LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY

100 BroadWay, New York.
WHY has the Equitable more assurance
IN force n Wheeling than any other
WHY has the Equitable more assurance
IN force IN West Virginia than any
other company
WHY has the Equitable moro assurance
IN force IN the United States than
any other complnyl
WHY has the Equitable moro assurance
IN force Ia the entire world than any
other company
BECAUSE the Equitable offers more alb
Bolute security 10 make good itO
promises than any other company.
BECAUSE ohroWd men consider security
OF paramount Importance IN Z con.
tract which may run for IS or y
yeaf1.
BECAUSE the Equitable Il the only come
p0ny which has aveFagod 8, 900 900
year IN Dividends 90 pollCy-holds
era for the last SIX years.
BECAUSE the Equitable pays death
claims more promptly than any
other company,
BECAUSE the Equitable offoFl the public
more liberal and attractive policy
contracts than any other company.
BECAUSE the best business men consider
the Equitable the best company In
which 70 carry their assurance.
It costs nothing 70
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covered from an attack ot typl ~
fever. Miss RICE, ~ 2 ssuasAs y tls
West Liberty normal sf9ooL t5 ~. .Lls
was eqLnpeilegi e. come 195lls " ~
eousts q nsr lltIls''s,'
Major Charles y; hlilots o. lls
United states secret Service y asts
from Rarkersbufg. g guest q tns NC. NC.
Lure, He e investigating z case % 9.
counterfeiting, Saturday Night ne met
number OF his old second e 5illiellt
comrades, ana an Informal ana very
pleasing "camp-iire. was IA oraer.
james Lindsay, Of tie Island. left
yesterday on the steamer Virginia for
Cincinnati and thence he Elllaproeeed
70 Seattle his ultimate destination ps7
ing the gold fields Of Alaska which ne
expects to reach In 2 monthsor tge. MT;
Lindsay has the best wishes Of 2 num-
her Of friends for the success o. nus
venture,
M. Frank stanton returned home
saturday from an extended trip 20 the
.6id farm near Ballefohtaine o.,
where he has been for the past six
weeks, not 60 much for his health, but
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For Morbid conditions take REECA
ANTS PILLS.
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NOTES
Teachers Institute Formed Two
Weddings

Correspondence of the Messenger.)
Lumberton, N. c., November Il.
Sheriff Mcleod has settled with the
state treasurer.
President r. D. Caldwell, of the
Lumberton Cotton Mills. is receiving
bids for six dwellings to be built imme-
diately.
Proprietor FELTON,, of the Rowland
hotel, while at a saw mill near there
became entangled in the machinery and
had his leg cut off, from the effect of
which he died.
superintendent McNielley, of the
Carolina and Northern railroad. is
nov at Marion, S.. c., looking after the
interests of the road.
Lumberton was the recipient OF
quite a grand musical entertainment
las week. The Red Springs seminary
faculty came over and gave a concert
consisting Of violin, piano and vocal
music, to the enjoyment Of all.
The Robson county public school
teachers met this week and organized
a teachers institute Professor M. Shep-
perd, was elected president and Pro-
fessor M. H. Alderman secretary. 1t
adjourned to meet in December.
Wednesday at high noon Mr.. Doug
las Norment, son of Captain w. 5.
Norment Of this place, vas married
to Miss Mary TAFT, of Bladenboro,
Rev. A. McFayden. Of Clarkton, Off
ciating.
They were the recipients Of rich and
useful presents, among which was a
check for more than 1000.
The bride is one of Bladen's fairest
and sweetest daughters. The groom
is one of Lumberton's best and most
popular young men.
Thursday at high noon, Mr.. W. w.
Rowland, of Echo, and Miss Lula
Roucke, daughter of Mr.. G.. E. Roucke.
of this place, were happily married.
They left Immediately for the groom's
home.
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Messenger Bureau,

ISdItlSny =. -, NONtIlDtI =.
The state board of met at
noon today TO canvass the presidential
vote. Walter H. Neal is the chairman,
the other members being James D.. Nc
Neill, Wilson CT. Lamb and Z. H. Will
son, with Governor Russell and Secre-
tary of State Thompson as eX-officio
members.
Major James w. Wilson is here. He
says he is building a 1000 horsepower
electric power and lighting plant at
Roanoke Rapids, where the Roanoke
Navigation & Water Power Company's
plant is. The plant will furnish power
and lights for the Putnam Textile Com
pany's silk mill and cotton mill and
for several other plants, and light for
the town of Weldon.
Judge Purnell spent yesterday here
and las night returned to Richmond,
to resume his seat on the circuit court
of appeals. He says the newspaper
story about a number of ladies writing
him their thanks for his decision that
a woman may be the head of The fam1-
ly was all fake, and that he has not had
a letter on that subject. He says that
the chef justice, who is to be IL Rich
mond tomorrow and sit with the court
of appeals, is deeply Interested in the
opinion if John Marshall Day." By
the way, this day will not be observed
by the bench and bar in North Carroll
Ild. ATTENTION IS Called u the IldlleI
in the hope that steps will be taken for
Observance of it, as it will be observed
in many, if not in most states.
Early yesterday morning a negro
named William Woods was killed by a
Southern railway train while walking
on the track on his way to his work
here. His home was two miles west
The Southern and Seaboard tracks all
parallel and but a few feet apart. Two
trains were coming behind him, but he
only saw the one on the Seaboard track
it seems, so stepped over on the South
ern track and was instantly killed, his
back being broken.
The supreme court will tomorrow cal
the appeals from the Ninth district
Thus far only three are docketed and
these will probably be disposed of in
one day.
The state charters the Shelby Light
and Power Company, capital $4,000
1t will furnish electricity to that town
and power to a number if industrial
plants.
The agricultural department has had
a map prepared showing the states II
which oleo-margarine is allowed to be
sold free. North Carolina is n OF
such states. The department will spe,
cially ask the legislature to impose &
tax so as to protect farmers and home.
made butter.
Cyrus B. Watson and z. 3. Jones, OF
Winston, are late arrivals here
Attorney General Watson has beer
called to Lexington on account of the
serious sickness of his son who is be.
lieved to have appendicitis.
The state charters the Elm City
| Lumber Company of New Bern, capita
SIS, 000.
There was but little betting on the
| part of the foot ball game here Satur
day, but the University of North Car
DINA team played such strong ball thai
money will be put up on it quite freely
at the game at Norfolk next Saturday
| with the University of Virginia.
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and his ran was confirmed by the
Confederate congress in March 1865
Before his commission reached him.
he was assigned to department duty
on account of his wound n impaired
health, leaving us the latter part OF
that month.
Lieut. Colonel John w. McGill resign
ed abou the same time. Major Thos-
j. Wooten was thus entitled to become
colonel and was so recommended, also
Captain % j. Poisson to be lieuten-
ant colonel, and Captain B. F. Rinaldi
major.
Petersburg was before they
received their rank TO which they Were
justly entitled. Major Wooten was
killed in command OF the brigade
sharpshooters. and Captain Poisson
paroled the regiment, a. its command
ing officer.
I append a roster OF those who were
present, and surrendered at Appomat-
tox
Field and Staf-Major Thomas J.
Wooten, Adjutant w. II. McLaurin,
Surgeon Thomas B. Lane, Assistant
Surgeon Simpson Russ: non-Commis-
stoned Staff, Ordnance Sergeant, Chas.
Flanner.
Company A-Captain B. F. Rinaldi,
Sergeants NJ. N. Tatum, Mr.. Howard,
and Privates Henry Howard, F. How
-ab WILL AAAA-O ~. ~. "a o'
w. Mcdonald.
Company B-Lieutenant r. NJ. Le-
sesne, Sergeant d. Storm, Corporal S.
Singleterry, Privates w. c. Bray, E.
Austin, John Meares
Company C-Lieutenant owen Smith,
Musician G. w. Sheriff. and Privates
D. r. Best, Dan Green, D. Kluts.
Company D1Orderly Sergeant a. E..
Floyd, Corporal J. P. Inman and Pri-
Yates A. n. Prophet, K. Lovett, A. j.
Thompson, lack Clewis.
Company E-Second Lieutenant W.
n. Fetter; Musician H. NJ. Woodcock,
and Privates s. 3. Costin, H. Moore,
c. Barnhill, j. B. Wall, l.. B. Wall, T.
r. Colv'n.
Company F-Sergeant A. E. Smith;
Corporal j. A. Patterson and Privates
w. w. Billiard, w. c. Dawes, j. A.
Calder, A. A. Huckabee, NJ. CT. McKoy,
James Nolan, y. Men. Patterson, A. D..
Webb.
Company G-Captain John j. Pois-
son; Second Lieutenant j. NJ. Whitfield;
Sergeant Jas. r. Dancey; Corporal j.
w. Gordon; Musician J.. ]. Leslie, and
Privates ]. F. Adams, P. Dickson, r.
H. Hall, c.. j. SaSSer, P. T. Smith.
Company H-Second Lieutenant Alex.
Lewis, Sergeant c. NJ. Baldwin, Cor
poral H. c. Long, and Prfvates John
r. Baldwin, ]. j. CLANCY, John Creech,
J.. r. Jackson, A. Minton. w. Nance,
r. H. Price, John Safrit, ]. w. Yelton,
Hospital Steward Wiley A. Cornish.
Company I-Sergeants S. W.. Wells,
j. H. Brown, Corporal j. ]. F. Heath
n Privates John Case, Daniel Brindle,
l.. H. Horn, d. S. Latta, S. Bell, H.
Hayne, H. A. Hall, D.. Y. Russell and
r. B Banks.
Company K-First Lieutenant E. n.
Robson, Sergeants S. N. Richardson,
w. H. King, A. McNeill, Corporal j.
A. Cromartie. D. NJ. Sutton and Pri-
Yates w. n. Anderson, Jesse T. Blood
worth, S. T. Buie, j. G.. Kinlaw, W.
Melvin, D. Murphy, n. Skies and John
We prize our parole as a body of
honor. VIM. H. M'LAURIN,
Adjutant Eighteenth N. G T.
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ger. F. W.. Habei- of Raleigh. Thos. b
Parker, OF Hillsboro, were In town to-
day.
Ed Lexington. a negro boy died
yesterday from injuries received in the
runaway Of a horse he was driving on
Saturday.
Rev. r. ID. Swin6eil. pastor OF st.
Paul.s NJ e church, a been notified
OF his appointment as a delegate TO
the great mission conference OF the NJ.
E. church. south. 10 be held at New Or
leans in April next
w. II. Griffin has sold his Spruce
street grocery 10 R. a Jordan, OF the
Dobbersville section, who viii continue
the busineS here.
Waiter BroadStreeT. assistant pasSen-
ger agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad
at Atlantic City. ". J.. Is at home on
a visit to his parents. Captain d. J.
Broadstreer and wife.
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June 30. 1900, while 12s were tried the
year before.
The insurance commissioner has ad-
mitted the Svea Fire Insurance Com
pany. Of Sweden, to do business II
North Carolina The Prussian Ma
tonal Fire Insurance Company applies
for permission to do business here.
As yet all the cadets at the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college here are
not uniformed. The blame IS upon the
contractors.
The football cranks had today for
their very own in this town. Special
trains brought the Georgia and North
Carolina teams and many students
from their respective state universities
The Blue n White of the University
OF North Carolina and the Red and
Black of the University of Georgia
We're displayed on all sides and in the
decoration Of some buildings.
The Presbyterian synod adjourned
today. The session occupied nearly
four days and was both profitable and
pleasant. Much was done. The de-
Special attention to the raising of it's
part, $500, 600, of the Southern Presby-
terrain educational fund.
The commissioner OF agriculture is
advised hat the delegates from North
Carolina to the interstate convention
OF cotton growers at Macon, Ga NO
vember Goth, will be given a round trip
rate of ~ fares upon application and
certificate.
The state charters the CASTOR Coun-
ty Telephone Company, with SO, 600
capital.
The oak trees in the capitol square
present a Wonderful appearance this
late in the year. They are very nearly
as green as they were three months
20 and have cast no leaves. The ap-
pearance of the forests is equally re-
markable. The trees are green and
full-leaved,
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4 Monster Devil Fish

Destroying its victim, Is a type OF
Constipation. The power OF this muir
derous malady is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain THERE'S
no health till it's overcome. But DIR.
Kings New Life Pills are a safe ana
certain cure. Best in the world for
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
Only Is cents at r. r. Bellamy'a
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-11-23
steamer.

London, November 1s.-The Red Line
steamer Friesland. Captain Nickels,
from New York November It'll for
Southampton and Antwerp. passed
Sicily today disabled IN tow OF the Brit
ish steamer Ciuden. from newport
News for Rotterdam i. The frseslands
rudder was damaged.
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Cotton Gin and Contents Burned
COrreGnOndepro NJ fha M~QocQnDar

Mullins, s. c., November II.
The cotton gin containing three bales
of seed cotton belonging { o Mr.. Il. G..
Smith, Of our town. was burned this
morning at abount $50 o'clock.
Severa hundred bushels Of cotton.
seed. one car loa OF cotton seed meal
and a lot OF cotton in bales belonging
to farmers were burned also.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-11-23
Idaho,s Election Returns.

Boise, Idaho, November Incomplete
returns from the state election show
an average plurality OF 1885 for Bryan
electors. Hunt, fusion, has a plurality
of 2,233 for Governor and Glenn, fusion,
for congressman, beat Morrison by
]. 200.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-11-23
Chinese Destroy Railroad Property

st. Petersburg, November 19.-Dis-
patches from v1adivostock say the
Chinese have destroyed three hundred
voists of the southern section Of the
Manchurian railroad. All the stations
were burned and much rolling stock
destroyed. The damage Is estt-
mated at ten million roubles