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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC

WEST INDIES. ETC.
}4o A, t2'q "a m sos Nassau pes
AIRY 1880 a M for Central America sSespt cosss
E a aaa sGq69 RaF} must be & Ps u.
Advanced; al 10 a m for IGasuA and Haiti per s.
Tsbaseo and chIaps: per visiIancis, Havana
be directed per Vigiancia',.
PSsaepS At 10 % for daP5s RsT ' ioS f1
RIT sS[ aia per m far YTeatan DER Darrr "a.
PIogTsso at p m for McKee, ,'1 per I,haka Vi.
p for Guantanamo, Santiago and Manzanillo. PED
s Gisn.ues0If o M + FOR La Plata Countries d.
sATURpA{5m o. N t2Sq a Fla m for Nassau n per
Countries direct per $ $ GyTene; at 10 a m suppls
snaf suppismentag 1870 a m for Fortune island "a a.
dacE detters for Costa Rica be directed per :
se a FOR 10 s ps E SaP srs a d PsT
Ygss,a be directed via at II m %
a m for cuba per s $ Mexico, via Hsvanaj at
Carthagena. per MaracabO, via san Juan Curacsa
Mails for Newfoundland by rail TO North sydney and
thence by stsSmeT close at This Siee daily a. $50
and saturday, Mails for Miqueion BY rain to Boston
q m Mails foT Cuba By rain to PorS tampa Fanny AZ s
and thence by steamer close at this once daily except
day; "Wednesday ard FRIDAY Mails for CqSa. BY ran
once every Monday. tuesday and saturday at +s:sd
d hi s S'is are Sa T'' Sa. sn
ssy Sc s5 aa''s and q Sane e . 4: . %
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day before tRegistsred mail , N. prsvtous
day.
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patch per =. American Maru- Mails for Hawaii. va
San Francisco close here daily az $50 % Marci
81 inclusive. FOR dispatch Australia Nails foi
Australia Except West Australia which VIA Europe
and New Zealand. which via San Franci=coL Hawai-
and Fill Islands. via Vancouver close here daily
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Mariposa.
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OF their uninterrupted overland transit fResfssers
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CORNELIUS VAN COrT, Postmas3nRI
Pos'Nfres. New-YoFk. D. Y. February le. iseA
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MEMoRIAL GATE TO YALE,s SOLDIERS.

New Haven. Conn, Feb. 20.-Announcement was
made to-day by the committee in charge that the
class OF SO, Yale, will shortly erect a memorial
gate the Yale campus to Gerard Brayton Ives
Of New-York City. Rough Rider. who died in
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MIR. GERRY AT ALBANY.

Albany Feb 2O-Commodore Gerry appeared be-
,ara the judiciary Committee of the Senate this
at,ernoon In opposition to Mr.. Stewards Dill which
ends the Membership Corporation Jaw so as 70
ace the NewYork Society TOT tne rorIst Oh
p a1l to Children under the same provisions as
cher charitable institutions
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GueriaI Notlees.

Highly IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL. TEETH o. CoItin-
Gum. DIR. HENRY F. DEANE; DenJlst 20 -
ington 18th received Worlds Fair award .or
teeth restore form and expression 70 tns
face. The gums and roof OF mouth. without seam g
crevice are a perfect reproduction OF nature
Iris Violet sachets The new and perfect Violet fog
note-paper Iaces stc. CasweT Massey Co.. New HorS
and aV-Dor
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PRINTED MATTER, ETc-German steamers sailing on
Tuesdays Printed Matter. for Germany. and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter other parts
OF Europe. American and White star steamers
Wednesdays. German steamers Thursdays. and
Cunard. French and German Saturdays
Printed Matter. etc. for all countries for which they
are advertised carry mail
After closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above additional supplementary malls
opened the piers OF the American. English French
German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes the OF sailing OF steamer.
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RESOLUTION FROM PENNSYLVANIA

Albany. Feb. pa resolution adopted by the
pennsvivania Legislature that United States Sen
-, ha elected nv popular vote was handed down
atois {To,,se This n6rnng for its adoption. II
ragerred 10 the Judiciary COMMITTEE
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Nothing done regarding the performance of
"Sapho' at the meeting Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Crime yesterday, The secretary. T.
D. Kenneson. said it mentioned incidentally
but that all Mr. Kenneson admitted that the
society had received complaints about the produc-
tion but he said that nothing would be done by
the society the Executive Board was of the
opinion that 1t did not come within the province
OF the organization w. The petition to be pre-
scented the Mayor placed before the
ciety. but it was not signed. Mr.. Kenneson said
the society had received invitation 10 witness
the performance of "Sapho." He would not say
who had sent it. 1t was not accepted.
DR. Parkhurst unable to be present because
of cold, and Frank Moss presided.
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OPPOSITION TO "SAPHO."
THE GRAND JURY BECOMES INTERESTED
A PETITION TO THE MAYOR

THE GRAND JURY BECOMES INTERESTED
PETITION TO THE MAYOR.
The opposition to Miss Olga Nethersole's play
"sapho" which she is presenting at Wallacks
Theatre seems to be taking n serious turn
Assistant District Attorney O'Reilly was au-
thority for the yesterday that the Grand
Jury has taken up the charge that 'Sapho' is i'm
moral. Mr.. OReilly said that one OF the members
of the Grand Jury asked for the report of Inspector
Thompson, of the Police Department, who went to
the play to and hear what was going on on the
that Inspector Thompson had made verbal
report to Chief Devery, and that the report con
caused a postponement of the case until to-day.
Inspector Thompson Yesterday made a verbal re-
had no occasion to change his report concerning
the play submitted some days ago. He said he
Devery said afterward that he believed there was
nothing for the police to do.
has been signed by many prominent persons. ask
ing him to take some action against the play.
detectives from the Central Office were present at
the performance of the play last night. They did
the police stood in the rear of the house and de-
cned the profered seats gave the situation an
Torrance was to be stopped and arrests were to
be made found much credence in the audience. At
a bunch of score or more of programmes and
carefully slowed them away in his pockets.
Devery and Inspector. Thompson held long con
ference in the theatre lobby with Magistrate
ment. They conferred for some minutes and
were then Joined by Assistant District Attorney
to Twenty-eghth-st., where they again talked for
some minutes.
Crane said his appearance at the theatre was not
prearranged, but was "a mere coincidence" He
what the conversation had BEEN The other off,
Gals were equally reticent-
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DIR NARY WALKER AT A HEARING.

Albany. Feb 9o-Dr. Mary Walker was the
centre of attraction this afternoon "hen she was
aooor6e6 a hearing on Mr. Makers bill to abolish
esnital punishment. Her presence attracted q
large crowd of spectators. especially OF the ternale
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STREET CLEANING BILL.

Albany, Feb. Ex-senator Ford street cleaning
bin IoI nefore the senate cities Committee. +.
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You feel viie-cause indlgeson-get prompt relief by
taking Johnsons Digestive Tablets.
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RORBINS-PEGG-On Wednesday, February 1900 al
Fort Collins, Col, Bertha Pegg above city,
to Fred c Robbins, OF Brooklyn
ROsENBERG-MARKs-o Tuesday, February 20. 1900.
by the Rev Raphael Benjamin. NJ. A. Gussie Marks
10 Louis Rosenberg.
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Doctor your Cold with a Doctors prescription.
That's Jaynes Expectorant. -.
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Tribune Office, Feb. q. l a n.-The weather yesterday
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81 degrees the (2sh being ~ de-
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The weather to-day viii be cloudy. with rain
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OBITUARY.
LEANDER ]. MCCORMICK.

Chicago Feb. 2O.-Leander J. Mccormick, mem
Der of the famous harvester machinery firm. end
founder of the Leander Mccormick Observatory OF
the University OF Virginia. died from pneumonia
at the Virginia Hotel to-day.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-23
STATE DEPARTMENT


Annoyed by Inquiries in Regard to
the Whereabouts OF Webster Davis,
and the Declaration is Made That
His Visit is Purely of Personal
Nature, and Has No Official signif-
canoe.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-BOth the
state and interior department authorize
the most sweeping denial of the story
that Webster Davis. assistant secretary
OF the Interior is clothed with any d.
plomatlc mission. It ls declared that he
represents no department of the United
States government In his visit TO South
Africa, but is there IN a personal capa-
city. Since his arrival ut Sape Town
where he went to visit his cousin, Con-
sui General Stowe. the state depart
mcnt has been very much annoyed at
the mlsconstructlon that has been
placed upon his visit, II was to prevent
further Misunderstanding on that
score that the department positively de-
cllned Mr. Davis application for leave
OF absence for Mr.. Stove, who wished
10 accompany MIR. Davis to Pretoria. II
MIR. Davis visit had not been purely
personal. 1t Is very probable that he
would have been also cntoIned from
proceeding to Pretoria. for it is antici-
pated that Misrepresentation as to his
purposes would be drawn. 1t Is even
nov possible that he will receive re-
mInder from The interior department
that his course is embarrassing to the
government.
The state department has sent no tn
structlons to Mr.. Macrum respecting
his attitude toward the newspapers
since his departure from Pretoria for
the United States. In fact, It is said
the department has no authority what
ever over Mr. Macrum. who has passed
out OF the government service,
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wa. n Nntlve Of West vIreinIa.

Special Dispatch to The lntelllgencer
PARSONS, W. Va. Jan. % -0ne Of
the three men who made the first pas.
snge through Ghllcoot Pass before gold
was discovered In the Illondike. was a
native Of this CTuckcr), county. His
name wns Samuel A. Bonniheld. and he
left this county for the west several
years ago. poor orphan boy. After
yenrs Of adventure he has become one
N the Richest men In Alaska, aud is
now u millionaire on the night they
passed the summit Of the mountain on
their nrst trip 10 the Hlondlkc the
Thermometer WIS sixty degrees below
zero aud the wind blowing hurricane.
Their dogs ftoze 10 death. Mt Bonul.
fleld's description of his adventures,
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CLARK BRIBERY CASE
Develops Another virtuous Member
Of the Montana Legislature Who
Could Not be Persuaded With

Develops Anothef Vlrtuous AenoeE
Of the Montana Legislature VINO
Could Not be Persuaded with
$4,000.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-When the
senate committee on privileges and
elections began lis session to-day for
the continuance IL Its investigation OF
The charges Of bribery in connection
with the election Of Senator Clark, OF
Montana ex-senator Faulkner inform
ed the committee that the Ector letters
had not vet arrived. He said they had
isrt Rutte last Monday night, and were
expected hourly.
T.he first witness OF the, day was a. l..
smith president of the Montana Ma
tlonal Bank of Helena. Evidently the
prrnosa az calling Mr.. smith was 10
show transactions of the bank involv-
Inc senator clark or members OF the
Issr Montana legislature. MIR. smith
could recall the names of only few
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A FEW WILL CONVINCE
Can be Sure You Are ON the Right
Track.
A Feeling of Security That Any Per-
son Can be Very Thankful
to Have.

There is feeling Of security In using
Kid-ne-olds. A few doses will convince
you that you are on the right track,
They act quickly and pleasantly; they
are not at all bad to take, and are con-
VenIently put up In wooden boxes, 50
that you can carry them In your pocket
and use them while at work. You do
not have to stop work while using Kid
nc-oidS. They have done great deal
OF good for vast number of people
here in Wheeling. We have given you
the names and addresses Of these pen-
pie from time to time. and again refer
YOU to Mrs. c. Kraus. No. 2321 Main
street. who has used KId-ne-oids with
good results and says; II was sufferer
from disordered kidneys for about six
years: at times ] would have such a
severe pain across the small OF my back
and in my right side that ! could not
get about Or attend to my household
duties. The doctors said that had
pleurisy but 1t seemed that nothing
they would give me would cure 1t. and
] tried several different kinds Of medl-
cines but nothing ever did me any good,
until got some Of Morrow's Kid-ne-
olds. which had noticed advertised at
all drug stores. and the druggist guar
anteed them TO cure or refund the
money After had taken Rid-ne-oids
for few days was entirely relieved.
and have not suffered any since; be-
Iieve they have entirely cured me, and
| can recommend them To any one sut-
ferlng as ! was
Do you want NOR" proof Of the efllel-
ency OF this preparation? II so watch
the papers. and you Will find many oth-
ers from this city repeating the same
experience. Morrow's Kid-ne-olds are
not pills, but Yellow Tablets, which Is
the most scientific form OF putting up
medicine. They sell at fifty cents per
box Mt all drug stores.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
quest BY John Morrow x Co.. Chemists,
Snringfield Ohio.
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posTMAsTERs coMM1ss1oNED.
New POstofaces Established and
Changes in Routes.

QGN GublOl4CSn SoeNSAASASN NAA
Changes in Routes.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllsencer
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jan. 1.-THE
following postmasters have been COM
mlssIoned in West Virginia:
Edward l.. Taylor. CentralIa; Abner
NJ. Dlllen. Prestona; Simon Clark.
Thompson. and James l., EgOn, Revel.
A new postohlce has been established
Ut Malone. Rltchle county. W. Va.
with Love r. Scott as postmaster.
An order has been issued changing
the schedule on route 1899. Dennis to
Lcwisburg. wv. Val, to three times a
week.
The following changes have been or
dered in the star schedule in West
Virginia:
Route 1924. Dallas to Crows Mills.
tPnJ. leave Dallas daily except sun
day at . p. M; leave MajorvIIle, same
days, 1910 p. m. and leave Crows Mills
same days. at p. m.
Route i6. 76l. Mannheim to RowlesburE,
leave Mannheim. daily except Sunday,
at S:45 a. M. and Gas p. m, and leave
Rowlesburg, game days, at a, M, and
s y. III.
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former higher officers are all In the
Philippines, / am assigned to my old
regiment CFourth Infantry, but do
not know my company yet Cashier
said he would try to get me into my old
OUTFIT" My quarters are little bet
ter than the prlvates. We have room
marked OF for "non-coms."
have seen lots OF large fish. Flying
fish you would take for birds. They
fly up over the deck in punches.
go on duty now. VIII write and
mail letters as soon as land in Ma
Mia. Love and kisses for all, and .
big hug for mamma.
Your aifectIonate son.
ED L. WADDELL.
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Iemn 0rOte oul on ny daughter. and con

tlnusd 70 spread until
her head was entirely
covered. shswAs treated
BY several good dOstorI.
bat srsW worse. and she
dreadful dLOesSe spread
% her iEss. she was
taken 70 two celebrated
health SPhnGa, but re-
,.t-.,t.at,.aAat NJ,
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Archer. OF Brewer Maine. says ~ have
had Catarrh for several years. Water
would run from my eyes and nose FOR
days at a time. About four months ago
I was Induced TO try DR.. Agncw's Ca.
tnrthal Powder. and since using the
wonderful remedy have not had an at
tack. | would not be without IT. II
relieves IN ten minutes Sold by Charles
Il Goethe. Twelfth and Market streets
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WHEELING Boy
In Uncle sam's Service, Now in the
Philippines,
DRIEEING AWKWARD SQUAR.

Features Of Life in Rendezvous Camp
and on the Transport-what Pleas.
urs-it Gives the Soldier Boy to Meet
Old wheeling Friends on the Other
Side Of the Continent,
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BRoApDUs INSTITUTE
Acquires More around-Payns Mem
orial Hall to Be Built.

orial Hall to Be Built.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgrncer.
CLARESBURG. W. Va, Jan. % The
board Of trustees OF Broaddus Institute
consummated deal to-day with Col
Luther Raymond, by which the lnst-
tute acquires ownership Of eight acres
Of land adjacent to the present site.
The purchase price was $4,000. or $1,000
per acre, The acquisition gives the In
stItute ten acres of ground In all Payne
Memorial Hail, the cost Of which was
provided by an $1,000 bequest by the late
Jed Payne OF Vaudeville Will be built
Mt once. II Will be four story brick
structure. forty by seventy feet.
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Eczema!
The Only Cure.

Eczema is more than = skin disease,
and no skin remedies can cure it. The
doctors are unable to effect q cure. and
their mineral mixtures ere damaging
to the most powerful constitution, The
whole trouble is in the blood and
swiits Specific is the only reIned!
which can reach. such deep.seited blooi
diseases.
ReaAmn hrot. out on ny dAnehItr. md con
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patent medicines were taken, buI without r..
Eult. until We decided 70 lFy s. g. s. and b. tlir
time Ihe aHit bottle was finished, her heal "
gan 10 heal A doSen BATTLES cured her com.
pletely and tets her skin perfectly smooth Shr
u now liIleeA years old, and hhs mAguihRsui
growth Of hair, MOI EEu 0f che dreadful
disease has ever returned.
n,, Mt sHoNE,
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NOTHING IL put in Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne TO make II fer
ment tho erTrrvesCence Is natural: It's
bouquet unrlValIed
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fortunes and mlsforhnes, make very
interesting story. His relatives still re-
side In this county.