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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-09

Fer Ohio-tnertasing GleUdihe IS Tues
day. rain "wednesday; fresh northeast 10
east winds, Increasing
For Western OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cloudiness rllcSdnv. with warmer on tho
lake AZ night; probably rain Wednesday,
brisk east to southeast winds,
For West Virginia Increasing cloudi-
meas Tuesday; probably showers Wedges
day: northeast TO eAst winds.
Local Temperature.
The temperature yost to-day ~ observed
by C. SohnepL druggist corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was as follows
n. m,..""..... g 2p ln,.,"'.'.'''y y
u m,.....,. 800. " Meather-Fair
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
ADVANCE OF KoBBE.
Particulars of tho Occupation orsa-
mar and Leytc Ports.

Catbalogan, Samar Island. Jan. 90
Gen. kobbe's expedition for the opening
and garrisoning OF the ports of I.uzon,
samar and Leyte has come as far as
Catbalogan The f'orty-tnird regiment
and part of the Third artillery We're left
at six towns in southern Luzon and the
Forty seventh, under Col. Murray, is
here u garrison Samar and Leyte.
There are two towns on Samar-Cal-
bayog and Catbalogan. AT the first we
had slight resistance from 200 armed
men on shore, and the town was oecu-
pied without the loss of any property.
AT Catbalogan the insurgent general.
Lukban, fired the town just before we
landed, and then. having diverted a
number of our soldiers to extlnguish the
fire, he fought us from the neighboring
hills.
Lukban has commanded the Filipino
forces in Samar and Leyte unmolested
for one year He came down from Lu-
zon. duly accredited by Aguinaldo. and
immediately proceeded to enrich him
self, tho nominally acting for the Fill
'pino government, by collecting all man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
.RVE: E:NI.E LIMIT WINS
Measure to Abolish Saloons From
State Educational Towns Passes
the Senate.
Senator Wallace Wins His Great
Fight-Vote is 20 For to 1S
Against.
Bill to Keep Polls Open Till Z p. m.
Passes and is Now
Signed.

Des Moines, March 14-3:ss5 p. M
The senate has just passed the Wallace
bill abolishing saloons within five miles
of any state educational institution.
The bill is designed to correct the abus-
les at Iowa City and is one of the most
important before this legislature. The
vote was % to Is
Special to Times Republican.
Des Mones, March 14-Discussion or
the five-mile limit bill was continued in
the senate this morning, but vote was
not reached en- the main question.
Bishop moved to refer the bill to the ju-
dietary committee. and this rnotion
failed by q vote of 90 TO 81. Smith and
Eaton spoke in favor of the bill and
Bolter ard Bishop against it. Senator
Ball had the floor when the senate adj
journed until . p. m. The questlon OF
final Adjournment was discussed IN the
senate and after several amendments
the proposition TO adjourn March so was
made a special order for March 81.
The house passed the following bills:
Library commission big, already passed
! by the senate; DoWs lrlll allowing trust
companies and state and savings banks
10 act as guardians. execut 49, etc,
amended so ruch corporations are re-a
lluired 10 give bonds the same as pri-
lvate persons and keep such accounts
separate, and not 10 be considered as
ssts Of the bark The senate amend
ments TO the hunters license bill and
the Des Moines river Improvement bill
were concurred In. Baker of Cas- will
ioffer a. resolution tomorrow for the ap-
3pointment of a sitting committee. The
resolution for election of state printer
land binder was laid over until tomorrow
/ in The senate, but il will be passed and
4 the printer and binder elected tomor-
Irow The leaders of the republican op.
lpesitien to the present system have de-
ciae6 70 Withdraw. their nhiectians
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
Admiral Kempff 10 Go TO Manila.

Washington, ID. c., March l4.-Rear
Admiral Kempff. at present command
ant of the Mare Island navy yard. yes
terday telegraphed the navy Depart
ment his acceptance of the offer of
xecond in command of the Asiatic
station. Rear Admiral Kempff Will
have a separate squadron cruising on
the Chinese and Japanese coasts. The
establishment of the force on the
China station may be significant fact
in View of the repeated hints from Eu-
ropean sources of hostilities on so large
a scale that they threaten To involve
Asia.
A telegram has been received at the
navy- department saying that the flag
ship Philadelphia and the battleship
Iowa have arrived at Santa Barbara,
Cal. The Iowa is on its way to Puget
Sound. where it will be docked and
overhauled generally. The Phiadel-
phia is bound to the west coast of Mic
aragua for the purpose of safeguarding
the interests of the United States In
case of any revolutionary troubles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14

SQUABBLE OVER FOOT BALL.
Michigan, Northwestcrn. iowa, and
Illinoisin Il Wrangie About Dates,

Illinois in II WranTle About DnteS,
Chicago March Michigan. North
westren, Illinois and Iowa are in a
squabble over football dates. Michigan
and Northwestern have contract for
"a date al Detroit or Ann Arbor on Oc
tober ~ on this date Chicago goes 10
Philadelphia to play Pennsylvania, and
Illinois wants to met the Wolverines on
Marshall Field. the Same day Michi
gan is willing. but Northwestern has re-
fused 10 gye up its date to oblige
team that has not made great effort to
help the Evanston management
To square up matters Illinois has de-
lc.ded that il Northwestern will NOT
break its date With Michigan the purple
Will not har the Ssiglt to play Iowa at
| Rockford on Thanksgiving day. Illi-
| nois and Iowa have 4 two-year contract
10 play in Rockford. and the southern
team claims that If Iowa meets the ptr,s-
| pie 1t can not do so in that town. AS Ii
would make tayo games in the same
Icity which is not Iowas regular,
grounds
Northwestern does not think 1t is
fright in Michigan 10 ask fer The can
leellatien Of the date altho Baird has of
fered Hollister the Saturday previous.
So far as f.xanstonis chances of vim
! ming are concerned. the new date is tha
best. but Holister is willing n al1ow
lthat end OF the agreement TO go provide
Ling he can secure better financial re-
suits or. the following Saturda-. and he
/ beileves ne can. When Hart VAS man
lager OF Northwestern he made a two
year agreement with Baird IN the guar
Iantee basis but With the provision that
Iif the visiting team desired it could di-
/ vide the receipts. 1t is on this agree-
merit that Northwestern Is resting its
4 claims for the data Oct. - at Ann Ar
4 bol is one Of the hest dates of the sea-
slsen. ard Hollister IS not willing " give
lit np. Yesterday he said he would let
Michigan do as il pleased. but il NORTH
4 western was turned down for Illinois he
would not accept any other date,
Hollister claims Illinois is doing the
4 dog in the mangai act, 80 far as Roek-
ford is concerned and does not belieye
the matter VIII he pressed. knpe has
offered Northwestern the grounds at
Iowa City for The game, but this Hollis
ter is not willing to accept fer ths
same reason he is not willing to let
A Michigan cancel the oct. 81 date. Both
matters are now IN allegiance. but 50 fal
las Northwestern is concerned neithei
a change will he accepted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
IN CONGRESS
reila discusses tho Porto Rico

Measure.
Washington. March Soon after
the senate convened today, President
Protein Frye announced his signature
to seie bill fixing the standard value 10
the money of the United states. The
measure Win now go to the president for
his signature.
Turner. of Washington, who began
yestes-say his speech on the Porto Rioan
bill. yiflded the floor to Teller, of Colo
rado. who expects to leave for Cuba to-
night Teller said The constitutional
questions involved in the discussion o.
the pending bill had been thoroughly
elaborated and discussed but he be-
lieved them OF sufficient Importance TO
be further considered. His only pur-
pose today was 10 say in a general way
chat he had no doubt of the power of the
government 70 govern the possessions it
had acquired.
Teller cid not believe the constitution
is in force in any of our new possessions.
He claimed congress was supreme so fan
as making a constitu,on for acquired
l5territory is concerned. At the conclu-
sion OF Teiless ADDRESS. Turner, o.
| Washington, resumed discussion of tbs
Porto Rico measure.
All 5 O'Clock the senate adjourned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
ner of taxes and contributions from

Hef OF taxes and COnlflputlOnS from
these islanders.
I.ukban was apparently we'll hated by
the islanders. He impressed the poorer
classes into service in the insurgent
army. and taxed Chimes traders and
Others of means until the Cinnamon de-
clined to do business of any kind. 1t is
said that Luisban has accumulated some
100000. Mexican money, for himself
and that this money is packed in strong,
small boxes, ready for fight aud instant
removal.
A years unmolested sway gave time
for the Tagalo leaders to perfect their
system Of government. which is found
ed upon Spain's former methods, and to
establish Il well-organizcd tho poorly
equipped army of few thousand men.
ON the morning of Janunry % the
Nashville, the Helena and the Mara
veles. Followed by the smaller trans
potts, leaciird Caiba4ee Port on
shore the Visayan soldiers and the
townspeople were ready to surrender,
bur the night before Miguel Lulzhan. a
son Of the general cam over from
iCatbalongan and forced .he natives
into resisting us. This they did, but
feebly.
As the three American watships
steamed into catbalongan on the morn-
ing of January q tho townspeop,e
could be seen fleeing to the woods along
the beach. The trenches We're visible
land there We're but few signs OF rebel
! soldiers. 4 British flag WAS displayed
| over the warehouses OF an English
commission firm.
! At $40 the order to land was given
| AT the same moment smoke Vas seer
! rising from three of the largest build
ings in the town. Our landing parties
We're not fired on. In fact the fighting
4 did not begin until the American:
reached the outskirts of flle town ON
/ first landing party turned its attention
to putting out the fires While anothel
| detail looked after the enemy-ant
/ found them.
by II O'Clock the actual fighting va.
over and we had one man killed ant
i three wounded. But the town still
burned iiercely until early in the after
noon.
We learn that about 600 armed mei
4 opposed US here and that Gen. Lukbal
is a fugitive in the hills.
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AFTER POLICE CAPTAIN.
Crusade Against New York Vice i

Full swing.
New York. March 14-District Attor-
ney Gardiner viii today appear before
the grand jury and ask that body to
find an Indictment against Police cap-
tain ANDREW i Thomas OF the West
rhirtieth street polica station on the
ftharge u neglect Of duty. The applica-
tion wifi be made on the ground that
the eonlmander Of the Tenderloin has
failed 10 Close dens of vice in his pre-
cigei Wien directed to do 10 by the dis
;rict attorney The specific charge will
be a alisdenleanor. Col. Gardiner ac-
eAr15Fs 10 Assistant District Attorney
Jahn r Melntyrs, has determined to
,akc this stsp asainst the commander
Of the fattest precinct in this CITY be-
cause IN captain openly detied the dis
tsiet attorney.
1,oi. Gardner wrote a letter TO Chief
IoeNery or Monday night. in which he
called attention u the existence Of dives
III the Tsnderloin and other precincts.
Notice was served that all such places
whare the law was being violated must
be closed
After A ssistant District Attorney Nc
Intyi'e had obliged the Tsnderloin police
Ito close up the Tivol ard other resorts
ne told Capt. Thomas 70 be at the dis
trict attorney Office at 10 a. m. yester-
day to see Col ciardiner No subpoena
Was served upon the captain and lie did
NOT come Besides apt Thomas is
quoted as having said some unkind
things about Col. Gardner and his cruz
sade against layyl4ssress
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DISAGREE ON PORTO RICO BILL.
Senator'S Confer Daily In Trying to
Reach n Compromise.

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49, y
!. AMERICANS AT BUCKINGHAM.
First Drawing Room of the season
Held by the Princess of Males.

London, March "a The first drawing
room OF The season was held at Buck
slng,,ana palace yesterday BY the priu-
cess of Wales. In behalf of the queen
this being the first court function az
which the princess has appeared tor
nearly two wears. The weather was
bright and chilly and immense crowds
OF people lined the approaches TO the
palace The diplomatic corps attended
in force. Henry White, the United states
charge a'amaires; Lieut.. Commando j.
Ia. Colweil, the naval attache, and Col.
samuel S. Sumner, the military attache.
representing the United states enibas-
sy.
The following Americans We're pres
ent; Mrs. Edwin Abbey. wife Of the art
ist; Mrs. George E.astil. of Lexington.
Ky. Mrs Hugh r. Griffin. president on
the Society OF American Women in Lon
don. Mrs Col Sanger aud Miss Caro-
linz Diayton. both Of New York. the lat
ter being the daughter of Coleman
Drayton.
a large number of the bouquets car
ried, as Well as those on the coats of Tho
coachmen ard footmcn. contained
shamrocks, which are not often seen al
the palace.
The queens recognition of the dash OF
! the Irish soldiers by her order to wea,
! the shamrock on 81. Patrick's day has
been noted by the fashionable florists
a syndicate was formed a day or twt
ago among the Covent Garden marke'
men and three agents We're sent To Ire
land with Instructions to buy up as
much shamrock as they could lay hand:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14

The Iowa Telephone Association held
q state convention here yesterday and
adopted resolutions against the Che
shire bill for the taxation Of telephone
lines on the Mileage limit basis taking
IN rhe ertire system. This is the iowa
organization Of he Independent lines
About 100 delegates We're present. and
they claim that the proposed bill viii.
prevent them from forming outside
connectiSns and competing With tho
Bell Company. because 1T wlll subject
the outside companies To taxation in
Iowa on property that is taxed outs.,l
the state. They favor The Blanchard
EbHl, when proposes to apply the pres
ept railway taxation law 10 telephone
property
The tive-mile limit debate In the sem
ate yesterday was an interesting one
4 and drew a large audience. Senator
.Tnnkin and senator Trewin made able
1 and eloquent speeches in favor Of the
& bitl, senator Wallace delivered a most
i effective spescf a The epsning of the
4 4tliseussion. as L was his bill and he had
charge of II on he f'eor Senator Wal
lace rarely occupies tfe tiisla 81 the
senate NTH sueeehes. but IN this case
i he was VERY mupi n earnest and mad
Fortified himself WITH Information
which he bvougf7t o bear With telling
affAel in his argument Il was aease
a. an earnest ilsan with something ~
ay telling i IN simple, straisRlfor.
I ward mannef Is often better tilan a
great deal OF oratary. fIis argument
was on the tie9iy hat the BIZ was not
. partisan fleaslire but VAS h the ii-
ieaest Of good morals. He laid great
i stress upon til.s right - he peepie y
y lregalate conditions surrounding the
4 uliversify which NJ tigureG orr, as
eostins the state and ths students s.s ,sp9
aday tomaintaIn Eeeiainod that ils
conditions prevailing in the liliaersiiy "
town were worse than ia other school
toxins
4 senator Ball resented This charge
T against IeAsa City. aud produced sta
4 ltistifs TO show that The peop,a MAINTAIN
EaS high a degr.e u morality as any
other tpwn He denounced the evidence
Eobtained BY detectives as unworthy OF
ieredenee, pictured the candigons Of Law
Ivieation that prevailed duang prohi-
hitien times and finished his lengthy
IargNnent by an attack on the bil OF
the ground thai II Is Unconstitutional
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
TO Keep Polls Open.

Siecial 70 Times Republican.
Des Moines, March 1.-THE bill re-
quiring the polls 70 be kept open till
o'clock in all voting precincts was
signed by Governor, Shaw this morn.
ing Vt has a publication clause. So it
VIII affect the spring election. Il 1t il
1 promptly nuhlished
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
Gcn. Elyeli Dend.

Cleveland o. March 14.-Gen. John
j. Elwell, one of the best known citi-
zens of Cleveland and hero of the
civil war. died last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
Big Steel Works DESTROYED.

Flint, Mich March 1.-THE Arm
strong Steei Wrks We're destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss, si5o.oo0;
partially insured one hundred mer
are thrown out Of employment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
Observation-Disclosures.

Frankfort n.y. March L.. Gabriel
Gaul the Breckenridge county suspect,
Will be dismissed during the day. De-
tectives say mere is nothing III the
CHARGE agairsf MIN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
what neutral government made them.
would be regarded by Great Britain as

an impertinence.
Lord Salisbury's formal reply to
Presidents Kruger and Steyn is regard
ed in diplomatic circles as notifica-
ton to all the world to keep hands off
Concerning future efforts to bring
about peace negotiations, it is said in
administration circles the United States
Will make no advances upon its own in
itiative but if request for transmits
sion of a new offer to Great Britain
should be received from the South Afri-
can republics this government would
forward it to London and again tender
its assistance.
This would be done. however, only in
case the new Offers of the Boer govern
ments We're of such nature as TO hold
out q reasonable hope of its acceptance
by Great Britain as Il basis for nego-
)tiation.
There is positive information here in
both administration and diplomatic cir
cles that Emporer William has, within
a few days refused TO offer to act as
mediator between Great Britain and
The South African governments. and
there is in no quarter here amy eN-
pectation that amy European govern
lnent or concert of governments viii
attempt to Interfere with Great Brit
aims settlement of the war.
Representative Sulzer, of New York,
today introduced the following resolu-
| tion. which Mas referred to the COM
| mitiee on foreign affairs:
| Resolved. That the secretary of state
| is hereby directed to send to the house
| of representatives copies Of all letters
l F,.n, q
of the United States resident in the
South African republic from Jan /
/ 1892. 10 tile present time.
Mi. Sulzcr says the purpose Of this
resolution is to develop that no COM
plants from American citizens against
1 the South African Republic are on file
4 Praises the Reply.
London. March 14.-The Times, com
menting editorially this morning upof
/ the reply of Lord Salisbury TO tha mes
! sage from the Roer presidents. says:
The government has given the only
i conceivable reply to the extraordinary
Kruger -Steyn telegram, reply which
twill be hailed with profound satisfac'
lion thruout the empire.
i I've are sincerely glad to see the at
ltitude the l}nlted STATS hu7 SSiiiie' ~
4 in transmitting the proposals. Wash
.jingtons services Of course have beer
declined. but declined, we need hardl,
I.say. in the Same cordial and friendl,
i spirit in which they we're offered.
i The news that Gen. French com
mands sloemfontein is an instructiv'
4 comment on the prcppstsrcus charaete
OF he Boer pretensions
4 According to a dispatch 70 the Time
4 from Lourenzo Marquee, dated Ities
i day. Mr. Fischer, the Orange Ere
:. IStats. treasurer: M'. Wessels. cnailmal
of the Orange Free State raad. an
Mr.. woollnarans, Of the Transvaal eN
eeutive council. We're to leaNe TO
: Europe that day by German steamer
: War Loan Passed.
London, March 14.-In the house 9
commons today the war loan passe
the third reading.
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nfp Firc at Dnycnport.

Davenport. March l4.-Lee & Co. S
works burned this morning. Loss
$4,000. fully insured. Sixty men We're
employed The works will be rebuilt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
The House.

Washington. March IA The house to-
day entered upon consideration of the
District of fColunba appropriation bill
The bill carries s6sos,3sIiss 1t was agreed
that general debate on it should close
today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-14
|DES MONIES GETS 7
Republican State Convention W
Meet in the Capital City
May TO-
Normal Bill Prospects Mighty Poor
Debate on Iowa City sa-
loon Law.
Bicknell's Comment on Schemes For
New Legislation Trouble For
Remley.

Speclal 70 liines-Repuplican-
Des Moines, March IA. The republic
an state committee met here yesterda
and decided ynat the reNt republican
state convention shall he held in Dss
Moines on Wednesday, May 10. Cedar
Rapids was a candidate for the loca-
ton, but did not make a very strong
showing. This convention will select
the delegates TO tbs. national conven-
ton in Philadelphia and do nothing
else. The new republican state COM
nittee Viii not be selected at this con-
vention. That Will be done al the reg
ula, state convention 70 nominate state
officers, which viii be he'd probably
about Aug. /. The first convention VAS
put a ate date at the request Of
Senator Alison ard the rest cf thes
loNa delegation in congress. 50 thai.
the policy n regard to Porto Rico and
the Philippines may be as nearly de-
veloped as possible before the conven-
ton is held Robert G. Cousins. con-
sressman from the Fifth district and
member Of the committee on foreign
relations, Will be temporary chairman.
1.-The oiher temporary officers VIII be-:
Secretary. Harry Lamphere, Of Grin
NELL reading secretaries. f. l.. Ferris Of
Sioux City and n n Proudfoot Of In
laianoia. sergeant t-at-arnls, Col. Dan
| Chaser OF Dubuque doorkeepeis
James II. Wils9r Of Adair county
Gossip about delegates at large .centers
tar6umd Governor shaw. Speaker Hen
derson and a. y. Cummins. There Il
\ fi.'r