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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-24
(AsEsON WAIVED tgAk NATION.

Cambridge. Mass. March 24-Dr.
Charles C'meron. who IL charged with
the larcepS of book plates from the
Harvard college library appeared In
the third district court here today. The
case came up on continuance from last
week
Dr. CamcrOn's counsel waived ex-
animation and the defendant was held
f0r the Middlesex grand jury In 1880
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morrow. 1t is not probable that our
circuit will include ten clubs.
NEW ENGLAND APPLICATIONS.
Applications for membership I'm the
Eastern League were presented by
representatives from New London, Fall
River. Newark, Jersey City, Manches-
ter and Hamilton, ont. The committee
which will be appointed by President
Powers Will have the same power and
scope TO deal with a circuit question as
did the National Leagues Circuit Com
mittee. The committee Will be empow-
cred to call a meeting OF the league
at any time and present a report for
action. The matter may be settled,
however, by a mail votG
While none OF the magnates would
discuss the question last night, IL SEEM
ed to be the general impression that a
ten-club league would be the result.
With the new territory that has been
offered Very strong ten-club league
could be formed.
NEW CONSTITUTION.
An entirely new constitution will be
framed by the Eastern League for its
government. G.. Il. Shean, T. j. Leon
ard and It. Il. Corey have been selected
as a committee TO draft the new consti-
tuition, which will be a modification of
the constitution under which the Ma
tional. Western and Eastern Leagues
are at present working.
1t was decided yesterday that the
playing season OF the Eastern League
should open on Thursday. April 26.< If
the circuit consists OF eight clubs a
1861 6-game'schedule, instead of ll2 gameA
will be adopted. According TO President
Eastern League will declare Mr.
Powers his schedule will conform as
nearly as possible to that of the Ma
tional League in the matter of open
dates There will be about 29 off days
in the National League schedule. The
Powers, have the same open dates, so
that inter-league games can be arrang-
ed. The date for the schedule meeting
has been held open, subject to the de-
cision OF President Powers.
Ii was decided TO increase the period
of the players contracts from four and
a half to five months. The magnates
continued their meeting at 10 o'clock
this morning.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-G Il Beiderhase. w
J Hartley, Phillipps. c T Morton, New
York; NJ Frye. Cincinnati:O J West.
Boston; A ii Littel, Philadelphia; John
l.J Power, Worcester; NJ Majnus, r NJ
Jacobs, New York. III A Coffin, Provi-
dnce; w ID Clark, Andover. ID Il Hun
ter, Flinteman. Boston; Henry r
Ross, New York J A LHgard, London,
Eng; j A Hewes, Boston; Healy, A
Grennett and wife Mr. and Mrs y sisr
kind, New York; l. , Harris. Boston:
q Dalberg, g + Wills + w Saward,
New York; q Burr Lyons, Springfield:
@ y Harrison. NJ u Klapp, New York
} Efron, Texas; Miss a r. Morrill,. G G
Fish and wife, l. Sparks. Boston; G
ilton, New York: II p Marsh and wife.
Proyidenee Il A swenson Milton
Hoekes, New York; I Dodge, Boston;
Dove, NJ B Millspaugh. New York: W u
Henry, A Crandall A Darlington. Bos-
ton; # Keene, Howard; @ Weinber-
ger axnor5 BryNSn' NeW T,,,ia York Sweet
hurst, philadelphia; NJ Lorsch. X PEN
field, New York
DoRRANCE-Jas Stack. Boston; T
Taber. Hoboken; Geo Covers T. X Au-
gustine. New York: Carroll Hopper.
Boston; John Glass, New York; A
YYorRshaasi YoTK aesi ETia WifGur So sc,boS HOVE New
Noonan, New York: Efron. San Fran
Singer New York; J y Healy. Boston:
b Hill New York; d Whitaker. New
ark. ii Dorm, II = Bradstreet. Z S
Steele, Boston, F c Hall, Philadelphia;
New York: / G Fuller Ludlow: Il " "
Hovey, Boston: S n Spier New York:
"A Bryant. Boston; w III Clymer Phil
a,dielphia E 9 Maeomber; Warren; II c
Lisle, Boston, w T Thorpe. Philadelphia:
+ y CroNell. f Greenwich; w Ii Ellis,
Providence.
NEWMAN-H Cohen. Glazier and
wife, New York; NJ A Berry, III G Ny
rick, Springfield; b. r Pierce. Boston; ID
+ Mccarthy, Syracuse; w J Van Aukin,
New syaS york: @ ffSRiSTd sssSy Nashua TaGseT g
Flint Connecticut w Mayhem. Mil
waukee; X a Robbins, ID NJ Frye, S r
ford; f Nj Alien, New York; S Reynolds,
O III Brown. Bostos; c Il Booth New
York: Il Kerhew. Hartford 3 - Roach.
Boston: A J. Bates, Portland, L d. SEQ.
field, New York; Ri Wood and wife
Boston; J III Ellis. New Bedford; w T
'Tnfe Bennett M1rcssss, FGere bBSston
Myer. Boston; r A Piifsbury New York.
CITY-F Thomkins New York; Frank
Mayo, ottawa. G. IL Gardner phladel-
Baltimore; Thos Bryant Boston; w
Long. New York, NJ r Stone. l. Brown
Newport: n NJ Thompson, Boston, + S
Garland and wife. Providence: J w Me-
] Sweet, Attloboro; Il Jack
son. Boston; Henry Carpenter Hills !
Grove
PERRIN--Mrs ID " Guertin Worces-
ter: II III Hcwctt Malone Y: w J /
Morgan, New York: G n Tufts. New
Haven. T r Fryer. Buffalo: + ~ Whit
more, w Chaplin, + y Loveioy. Boston;
Asa Wftter. Providence. g NJ Grey,
Athol: w T Duane. Brooklyn.
SAVOY STANLEY T. Walkin. Pos
ton. ] 4 Crandan Alex Crandall. Mont
real: Mrs $ Hnnnaford New York
VI 7 Peters. y Hawkn and wife y
saundcr and wife @ w Williams and !
wife. Boston.
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PROGRESS Cf eCttss TOURNAMENT.

New York. March 24.--The cable chess
mHtch was resumed 90 10 o'clock this
morning at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music ana "a 'nfp Monito London
England was leading last nirht by the
score of i'a % p. with e'ght aames nm
1n shed. Chcss 6cnds figure that
America will Nin the match by sis tO
az games or better.
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a CARD.

We. tho undersigned. do hereby aarcr
20 refund the money ON n 80 cent hoiti,
Of Grceucs Warranted syrup of Trr II
it fails to cure your cough or cold We
also guarantee Scent bottle 40 prove
satisfactorily or money refunded.
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PiRlltKsNT Tots psosoeUtO.

Vienna. March st--Thc premier Dr.
4. Nonkoerber. has sent The presidents
~ both houses 90 tine Reichsrath. no.
iicc proioguiue the p1~iisnent Nsi,h
-.
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When the stomach, liver and kidneys are tilei
and without nerve energy, the body is poorly
nourished, suffers lassitude and pain. Paine's
Celery Compound is medicine compounded
to restore nerve energy, to strengthen the
stomach, liver and kidneys. Read testimonials,
MISS CARRIE q. ATKINS, Sag F1arbor NJ ",
writes For the last have in health
with weak stomach dizzy headaches strength appetite
such shattered
was under the doctors care for long time but did WE'LL
One bottle OF Paines Celery
very much ard now feel like another
wonderfully weak and nervous to use il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-24
sThe MOST sucoeasful Man D.

Il The brilliant author. critic and writer.
Charles Dudley Warner. who passed
away recently. felt deeply interested in
the literature which helps. Probably
the last work Of his pen was the fol-
lowing answer to the question: THE
most successful man-who is he?"
IA man who has made the most of
his opportunities. and who. In addition.
has cultivated the early faculty with
which he is endowed. has won success.
1t Is the duty OF everyone to make the
greatest possible progress and to be-
come as perfectly developed as ability
permits. There Is no room for slug
CARDS, nowadays believe every young
man should 60 to, college for the train
Ing he will get there! He is sure to
come, out better. able to take his place
,inSthe worlds work. and all his talents
;willlhe OF greater use than IL he had no
training. I am afraid there are few
men who can say that they have made
the most Of their talents. II there are
any, they should consider themselves
successful, because they have made the
most fof what they had. We sec the
parable Of the talents lived over again
every day, and the result is usually the
SAME. The man who makes the most
offwhat he has is the winner in this
or any similar competition
for December.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. DEcEMBER Ell. 1000.
Saturdays Primaries.

The Republican primaries last satur-
day broke the record, $500 votes having
been polled, the largest vote ever cast
at a primary in the history OF the party,
and being over two and half. times as
many as the poll OF the Democrats the
previous Saturday. The ticket nomi-
mated is composed Of excellent material
and inieyery particular the equal Of the
selections made by the Democracy.
The Committee OF One Hundred" en-
dorsemants did not seem to find much
favor with the people, only twelve Of
their candidates being successful out OF
thirty-six nominated. The suggestions
made. by the Republicans were so uni
versally good that 1t was q difficult
matter to make a choice. We believe
the nominations for council will re-
celve the hearty support of the party,
and that means their election.
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The Nevt. 1ta4ot.

The Republicans did well when they
selected Mr.. James H. Maxwell us their
candidate for mayor. In Mr.. Maxwell
Wheeling will have q safe, capable and
conservative executive. and the: Intel
lIgencer believes he will be the choice OF
the best elements Of the voting popula-
ton. those who are in favor OF practical
REFORM He typlfles thatSclass who are
rational n}their demands for a better
state. fot affairs with regard TO the
morale of the city. Nothing can be
accomplished by an unreasonable pro-
gramme One thing at q time, and that
Accomplished the rest will follow as a
natural sequence.
Mr.. Maxwell will bring to the office
an Intelligent mentality and familiar
ity with the financial and business con-
dition OF the city possessed by no other
gentleman. We believe, Il he is elected,
that he will give Wheeling an honest
and clean administration Of Its affairs.
With him at the head OF the city gov
eminent we may expect demonstra-
ton OF the practical, not sentimental,
reformation Of abuses that will meet
with Recommendation of-the conserv-
alive citizens.
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ues. Under conditions and prospects
such as are now dawning upon us, It
Is not easy to draw the line between
sobrlety and extravaganza in the yalu-
alton OF Investments. There IS how
ever. limit to the length of time this
splrit OF public optimism may be ex-
pected to run within q given time.
When speculation undertakes to give
effect to a great upward tendency In
values 1t has to depend upon the help
Of money lenders. who are always
averse to the risk OF over discounting
even the most hopeful future. We are
now verglng upon a range Of market
values which must be expected to call
out this caution OF the money power.
At the moment. perhaps, there is no
thought Of putting on the lenders
brake, for there is q clear prospect for
three months Of ease in money; and
yet the high tension in values invites
interference with professional bears
and encourages realizing from conserv-
alive bulls" which may soon bring
reactiosary tendencies into operation.,'
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The Omaha kidnapping.


Every parent will wish for the dis
covery and conviction of the parties
who kidnapped the young son Of Mr..
,Cudahy, tho Omaha millionaire, whose
distracted home was only made happy
again on the payment OF $4,000. 1t is
said that the trail Of the offenders Is
growing warm. but even II they are APP
pretended they may escape their Just
deserts owing to the absence Of any
penalty for the crime in the laws OF the
state Of Nebraska sf
OF course. they can be convicted of
collateral offense. the penalty attach
Ing to such offenses, however, are en-
tlrely inadequate to the enormity OF
the crime charged against these unnat-
ural men. This fact suggests an cx-
animation Into the statutes OF this state.
II there Is no explicit punishment for
the crime of kidnapping the legislature
which will meet in January. should not
hesitate q moment to formulate a
strong laws concerning all possibilities
in this direction. q
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auint Campbell at West Point.

o. e. . d
Chicago Tlmes-Herald: The late
Quintin Campbell, the well known news
paper man, while a cadet was second
in the hardest, longest fight that ever
took place at West Point academy.
Pugilists Of to-day could get some
pointers on pluck and endurance from
the perusa of the story OF that fight.
Cadet Schenck. son Of General Poker"
Schenck. fought Cadet Black in Battery
Knox. The fight lasted slxty-two
rounds, and at the end neither man was
able to come to time. They were taken
on stretchers to. the hospital, and were
carried on the sick report by the good
natured surgeon as bruised in bat
terry drill"
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Railroad Earnings.

The report of the gross earnings Of
the railroads for the last month, and
which covers 1O2,3s7 miles OF railroad,
as summarized by the Railroad Gu
zette, shows a gain OF s1,2S2, 900, which
is fraction over per cent, or some,
what less than the mileage Increase,
which was a little over sH per cent.
This follows gains Of 81, $4,000 In 1889,
s2,1S7,0Oo In 1885 and 1881. 900 In 1887,
and is, made in the face of the failure
of the spring wheat crop in the north
west. or the Ill roads reporting. %
shows increases Of over $4,000 and sa16
shows like decreases.
The Baltimore and Ohio leads In gains
with s3Sl.0OO. Then follow the Illinois
Central with s2SS.OOo; the Choctaw, Ok
lahoma and Gulf, s22S,ooO: the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas, $4,000, and
the st. Louis Southwestern. s2O5, 900.
The Canadian Pacific has the largest
decrease. $4,000. Other large losses
are the Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul, s235.o0O, and the Great Northern
system. s231,ooo. Receipts OF wheat,
corn, oats. barley and rye at the Epri-
mary western markets fer the four
weeks ended December / were only
4s,ooo,ooO bushels, against 100000
bushels in the corresponding period Of
1899 Chicago during the thirty days
of November, 1900. received only about
15k.milllon bushels of grain. against
nearly 100000 bushels in 1898. De-
liveries OF live stock at Chicago COM
prlsed 26.23S carloads. against 24,4l2
carloads last year and 24.67S in 1893.
There was a slight improvement in the
cotton movement in the south. The
receipts ut the southern outports were
1,15s,963 bales In 1900, against 1,O57, oS3
bales In 1899. but against 1,7i7Ss2 bales
In 1898. Overland shipments were $685.
$40 bales this year. against S37.112 bales
a year ago. -
Considering the roads by groups, the
heaviest relative gains were In the nine
roads of the southwestern group, rising
from sS,s31,OoO In 1899, to ss,4I1,O0o this
year. This was due to the fact that the
cotton crop of Texas and the southwest
generally has been better this year
than It was last season. The only group
to show decreases Is the northwestern
and North Pacific az roads,, whose
Gross receipts dropped from 1885, 900
last year to sl4659,Oo0 in 1900. This was
due, as already stated. to the failure of
the wheat crop. Wheat receipts in Du-
luth alone fell from ~ million bushels
to less than million bushels this year.
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Business Conditions.

The rather feverIsh week In Wall
street closed without any impairment
Of tie confidence Of the moneyed class
-in the future OF the market and the
stability Of the present prosperity.
While prices are tending upward. there
is no sensational exaggeration OF val
uea. Mr.. Henry Clews, however, who
IS in close touch with all the turns and
trlckssot "the street. has some very
wise Observations in his weekly letter
reviewing the conditions OF the stock
market, advising caution in the midst
: Of exhilaration. He says:
Our observing people are becoming
bewildered amidst these crowding evil
denees Of the creative power of the ma
tIon. Such Iexpansion. coming upon us
M withlan AVALANCHE. appeals power
fully 70 ,tlia public imagination: and It
IS not wonderful IL Gangulne men come
Into Wall street prepared to stake With
Bold confidence upon, the future Of val
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The 1sthmian Canal Treaty.

We do not see how England can offer
any serious objections to the Hay
Pauncetote treaty, as amended by the
senate, as 1t was merely interna-
tonali., courtesy that prompted the
United States to consult her in the
matter, the Clayton Bulwer treaty not
withstandlng. The vote, by which it
passed-55 to ISIS suggestion to
Great. Britain OF the almost unanimous
expression OF the American people on
the subject.
Contrary to the common understand
Ing. the treaty does not have to be re-
turned;at the present stage to the gov
eminent of Great Britain. even IL the
President. Is OF o mind to go on with
the negotiations. Secretary Hay Will
await an indication ofithe Presidents
wishes In the matter. and II the latter.
as has hene already indicated by Of
fetal statements, concludes to give the
British government an opportunity to
pass on the amended treaty, then the
state department will forward to that
government. not the treaty itself. but
the terms Of the amendments.
In diplomatic parlance, the British
government has been notified" OF the
appointments. According to the state
ment. OF the officials OF the state de-
partment, Great Britain must then be
allowed q reasonable time in which 10
accept or reject them. The limit Of
that reasonable time is the question.
AS the matter has been under consld-
Grafton, BY this government for over a
year; the British government may take
equal leisure in studying the effects Of
It's provisions before saying yea or nay.
The canal, however, will be built, and
blythe United States.
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MERRY Chrlstmns!"
Strange spot In Indiana.

Chicago Chronicle: Auburn, Ind
steuben county claims the distinction
of being the only county In the state
having spot OF land upon which vegc-
tation absolutely refuses to grow. while
the surrounding soil Is apparently the
same and very productive. This place
Is located about n mile south Of the
Michigan line and near Clear Lake, and
In the subject OF n strange tale told by
many old settlers. In n grove ct the
head OF the lake Ia circle of earth
about fifteen feet in diameter, on which
no vegetation win grow. The cause nB-
signed by tradition for this Is that this
grove was the torture ground OF tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-24

The estate Of the late Rev. Thomas K.
Beecher, Of Elmira, does not exceed
$500! He was known as one OF the most
charitable men Of his day. He gave
away nearly his entire salary, $500 q
year, and many incidents Of kind deeds
are related by those who knew him best.
On ono occasion few members OF his
congrrga ton, becoming almost ashamed
OF his dress, gave him an overcoat. Mr..
SBeecher gave It to a poor man. A sec
ond overooat was then given to the min
lister and he presented It to another poor
man. When Mr.. Beecher's friends gave
,himEa third overcoat they made him
promise that he would always keep 1t.
This he promised. and he kept his word.
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Long-Winded.

: Philadelphia Press: He-"what was
the: sermon about this norning?"
y She-"His text was, BE sure you're
right. It, was Just an admonition not
to Jump at conclusions"
: He'll bet 1t didn't make any i'm
preston. can imagine the Joy. with
which the congregation jumped at the
conclusion OF his remarks"
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The 1ntelllsencer consratulates Mr..
Roy B. Naylor. of the News, a near
neighbor in the journalistic field, and n
valiant fighter for those reforms speci-
1cally advocated by this paper, on the
emphatic endorsement he received In the
Seventh ward as q candidate for, coun-
Gil. 81 IEsi
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Don't; Conceal it From the Public.

Washington Post: The valued Mem
phis Commercial-Appeal would like to
know II Mr.. Bryan has quite finished
his work OF running for the presidency,
and puts out an editorial feeler which Is
diplomatic and at the same time to the
point When our Memphis contempor-
airy gets bite will It kindly inform US?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-24

Governor Roosevelt Strengthened
himself with the decent element of New,
York by removing District Attorney
Gardiner. a Tammany tool, whose most
famous speech was composed Of four
words-"To h with reform"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-24

."Mystlc Cure for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In l to days.
It's action upon the system Is remarka.
BILE and mysterious. 1t removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly ben.
efits.. IS cents. Sold by r. H. List,
1910 Main street. Chas. Menkemeller,
corner Market and Twenty-second
etreets. druggists. mw&f
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
West Virginia. In Chancery No. l,756.
Mary C. Davis VS.. Thomas c. Davis, l.
+. Stifel, trustee. and Honora O'Neil.
BY virtue Of an order entered In the
above entitled cause on the Ath day OF
November. 1900. referring 1t to ono Of tho
commissioners OF said court to ascertain
and report the lien debts Of said Thomas
C.. Davis, the amounts thereof and the
order OF priority. and whether or not the
rents and profits OF the real estate them
toned In tho bill and amended bill will,
In five years, pay the liens thereon:
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed commissioner has fixed upon Sat-
urday, December .. 1900, ut 10 o'clock q:
m, as the time, and his office, ut No 1911
Chapline street, In the city OF Wheeling,
at which he will proceed TO ascertain and
report upon the several matters In said
order OF reference required.
Oliver, under my hand this soth day Of
November, 1900.
c. P. FLICK. Commissioner.
J.; E; W. McCulley and Cranmer & Cald.
well. Solicitors for Complainant
(Pub!ished first time December l. 1909
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Not q Necessary SEQ uenee.

Pittsburgh Dispatch: Vice President
elect Roosevelt will hunt lions in the
Rocky mountain region. but that Is no
Indication that he is going into training
to twist the lions tail.
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Wireless Hat-Talk.

Boston Herald: A good many Of the
electrical experts seem to think that
Sig. Marconi Is doing good deal of
wireless talking through his hat.
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We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST 6 TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
glsts. Toledo. o.
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gIsts. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Old belgian Workmen Pensioned,

The king OF the Belgians has Just
signed decree by which every Belgian
resident in Belgium ut least sixty-fve
years of age. workman or e1-workman,
In necessltous circumstances, may OBJ
tain from January ], 1901, an annual
pension Of e. LIS.