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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-01
Fleminp.Ashcrnft.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeucer
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, April sO.-Mtss
Josie Granger Fleming. daughter of
Mrs. Rosalle Fleming, and Mr.. Marshall
Gilmore Ashcraft, were married this
evening at the Methodist Protestant
church, the pastor, Rev, A. E. Fletcher,
performing the ceremony, The church
was beautifully decorated with palms
and other handsome plants. Mr.. Glenn
Barnes, an uncle of the bride, gave her
hand in marriage. Her maid Of honor
was Miss Mabel schinn. Mr.. Thomas
Ashcraft, a brother of the groom, was
best man. A reception followed at the
home of the bride. Later the couple
left for u tour.
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DEATH OF MRS. WILSON


Deplored by the People Of MatanSas
"a whou, she He'd BECOME Fndear-
=, 49,. = q. ,,..--,.,,. Al
eu-AccounI OF Lne AsEElUAe
dent.
uAvAN. All, "a -AS,,,rzoe citv
IN 1'A'11' AP'N ~ -
IS IN mourning over Inc oeatn OF MrS.
Wilson, the wife OF Major General
lance II wilson military governor OF
- r1a...... .,a Sa,to
me department. ol NoeHnSas anu ''''i'"
Clara. who died Saturday afternoon
last from the effects of burns received
,,,o., .,,or,,,,,, ~, i,ar ,,rses catching fro
.1''-' nv ''.''S - ~ -
from match on whlch she hau step
ped. Mrs. Wilson had become endeared
IN nj, classes Of the community and her
80. ,....,,. go, ,.,,,.,,,s,r,,,, ~
ueath nus UruusH' AoItii "a ~ esS'DHs "
sympathy not only from the residents
OF Matanzas, but from people through
out tho leland who have te,epraphed
%
coincidence ana expressions Oh SYM
pathy to General Wilson and his be-
reaved family.
II onnoor. tbot Mr., Wilson accom-
,oH,S SYg bv ho,. .' iIauTbo,. Was taking her
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EXCELLENT RESULTS.
They Fave Resulted in Steady
Gain of Popularity.
People Who Are Ever Ready to Rec
ommend What Has Done Them
Much Good.

Morrow's Kid-ne-oId. the scientific
kidney remedy and backache cure, is
daily gaining favor In Wheeling. No
medicine has ever been sold in Wheel
ing for kidney ailments, backache, ner'
Vousness, sleeplessness and general de-
bfiity that has gained such popular IA
vor as Morrow's Kid-ne-oIds.
We give you the experience OF Mrs. G.
W. Thlrlow, OF No 23l2 Market street,
who recommends Rld-ne-oids as fol-
lows: II have been a sufferer from dis
ordered kidneys almost all my life, and
was never able to get anything that
would cure me. The doctors said my
disease was constitutional kidney trou-
BILE, and that would never be well again
as my case wnH incurable suffered
constantly with an achi pain across
the small OF my back, and the dis
charges OF the kidney secretions were
at times excessive and at other times
very frequent, but scani, and attended
with pain.
II had about given up all hope Of ever
getting well, believing the doctors were
right when they said my case was in
durable, when read about Morrow's
Kid-nc-oids, and where they had cured
Just such cases as mine. As all drug.
Gists guarantee them to cure or re.
fund the money, secured some, and
began using them according to the d.
rectlons It was remarkable how quickly
they gave me relief from the distressing
pnins across my back, and the other
troubles as we'll They are nll the man
ufacturers claim for them. without any
doubt"
Morrow's KId-ne-oIds are not pills,
but Yellow Tablets, and are put up IN
wooden boxes. which contain enough for
about two weeks treatment, and sell at
fifty cents box at all drug stores. A
descriptive booklet will be mailed upon
request by John Morrow & Co., Chem
lists. Springfield, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-01
MONROE DOCTRINE
AS Stated in Secretary Roots Speech
May Cause
SOME DIPLOMATIC INQUIRIES.
Germans Fast oolonizing Southern
Brazil-United States May Secure a
coaiing Station at Santa calarina.

NEW YORK, April BOA special to
the Herald from washington gays;
secretary Roots speech relative 70
the Monroe doctrine is likely to BE- pro-
ductive of some diplomatic inquiries OF
the state department.
Herr Won Hollenben, the German am
bassador is in New York and in his
absence the under officials OF the en-
bassy are dlslnelIned TO talk for publ
cation about the secretary's remarks.
1t is emphatically asserted at the en-
bassy, however, that there is no inten-
ton on the part of Germany TO forcibiy
enter the Western hemisphere.
Recognized the Monroe Doctrine.
BY the act of its representatives at
The Hague. the German government
recognized the Monroe doctrine, and 1t
does not propose, according to the em-
bassy official, to violate It.
1t is said there are nearly n million
German subjects in the southern part
Of Brazil. A private letter received
from an American source near where
the German coionlsts are established
declares there is no truth in the report
recently published that trouble was
brewing between the Germans and the
natives.
Germany Not Ready for War.
Those close to Secretary Root say 1t
is hardly likely that Germany, in tnR
present undeveloped state of her navy,
would like crisis to be preclpltated at
this point. The secretary declined last
night to discuss his speech, and he re-,
fuses to be seen.
The navy department has been paying
attention to the colonization of south
ern Brazil by German subjects and 1t Is
understood Rear Admiral Bradford,
chief of the bureau of equipment has
considered the advIsabillty of recom-.
mending that this government enter
into negotiations with Brazil to estab-
lish a coalIng station at Santa calarlna.
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Prominent Turfman Dies.

PASADENA, Cal. April SO,-Luther
H. Titus prominent as turfman and
stock breeder, is dead at his home near
this city. He was scvcnty-seven years
OF age, and had been III for some time
He raised Direct, the crack pacing stall
lion, and sold him when a colt to Mon
roc salisbury. Each year Titus used to
take a string to Saratoga and he came
to be recognized as one OF the leading
racing men of the country.
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We'll Known Clubman Dead.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Hnrry S,
MartIndale. a well known club man
and cross country rider, died at the
New York hospital last night, aged
thirty-flve years, from the effects Of an
over dose Of morphine. In November,
1895, he was thrown from his horse
while riding in hunt and his right leg
so badly injured that amputatton was
necessary. Since that time his health
has failed gradually.
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Captain Hooper Hxplres.

OAKLAND, Cal, April 3O.-captaIn
C. L. Hooper, Of the United States ma
rIne service is dead from \ compllca-
ton Of disorders. H. was stationed on
this coast for many years and had COM
manded the cutters corwln, Bear, Rush
and other vessels. For several seasons
he was in charge OF the Boring sea Aert
He commanded the cutter McCulloch, in
Manila bay after the victory of Admiral
Dewey. He was n native of Massachu-
sets.
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HEAvY RAIN STORMS
Reported From All the Sections of
Colorado.

DENVER, Col, April sO.-The rain
storm of the last thirty-six hours in
Denver and the rA-roundiug country
has been severe. Apprehenslons are
felt regarding the safety of castlewood
dam at the head of Cherry Creek, thlr-
ty miles from Denver. The dam holds
back two billion gallons of water, and
should 1t be let loose It would cause
great property damage and probably
loss of life. Owing to an unfounded re-
port that the dam had broken, ranch
men, dairymen and others living along
the creek ned from their homes last
night.
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LydLa 8. plaIh.m'. y.sslabIs Compound

Is known from coast to
coast. Nhas cured more
sEOk women than any
other n1edE0iRes It's
friends are everywhere
and they are constantly
writing thankful letters
which appear IN fbEs
paper
IF you are puzzled write
for HRS PlnEE1aR1's ad-
vice. Her address is
LYNN Mass She viii
charge you nothing a''s
slSelaS restored aEGtIIE01
women to health
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the annex, where she rested until the
arrival Of Admiral Dewey.
The route to the annex lay along
Fifth avenue to Jackson boulevard,
thence down Michigan avenue to the
hotel. Along those streets for hours be-
fore the arrival Of Admiral Dewey were
gathered crowds that literally packed
the sidewalks and that kept the police
busy from filling the streets also and
the cheering started at the depot swept
along the streats as the admiral and his
party were slowly driven to their apart
ments, the applause being almost with
out cessation until the admiral entered
the hotel.
Gave the Admira1's Salute.
AS the party reached the corner Of
Jackson boulevard and Dearborn streets
sIgnalman on the top of the Great
Northern hotel wlgwagged that fact to
a land battery stationed in the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railway yards
and to the officers of the revenue cutter
Morrill, and United States steamship
Michigan, out in the harbor. Instantly
the land battery reared out the adj
miral's salute OF seventeen guns. while
the guns of the ships were Aired in the
twenty-one rounds of the naval salute
Arriving at the hotel Admiral Dewey
proceeded at once to his apartments
where, however he was allowed to rest
but briefly, for at 1890 p. m. he was
escorted to an informal breakfast given
the admiral and Mrs. Dewey by the
members of the woman's reception
committee.
At ESQ p. M, the admiral was given
a reception by the CanadIan-American
Association, which presented an invita-
ton to him to Visit Canada at his pleas
urc.
To.nights programme included an
illumination OF the lake front at 1880 p.
M, reception to committee members
at the Auditorium at p. M, and the
naval military and civic ball In the Aa-
dltorlum at 10 p. m.
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NEW YORK. April SOTO definitely
determine the value Of the submarine
boat Holland for naval purposes. the
navy department has directed that she
be taken to the torpedo station at
Newport, where she will be exhaustive
ly tried.
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DEATH OF JOSEPH MARSHALL.
Former Tnhabitant of Wheeling
Expires at steubenville.

A Former Inhabttant OF WheeLlnS
Expires at steubenville.
Special Dispatch to the InteIlisencer.
sTEUBENvILLE. O., April SOLOS,
eph Marshall, aged seventy-nine, who
lived with his son, Josaph,at the Back
bone" north of this city, died very sud
denly this morning Of apopIexy. Mr..
Marshall was in his usual health when
he arose at a. M, and about o'clock,
as he was seated near the door of his
cabin, he fell OF on the ground and dIed
before neighbors could carry him to his
bed.
He came here from Martins Ferry
1--WE years ago. He was born and lived
nearly all his life in Wheeling, where his
wife died In 1857. Among his surviving
children are. George, of Wheeling. and
Mrs. G. w. Truxal. of MoundsviIle.
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Two Yonrn of Fighting.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3O.-Thr first
battalion OF the Fourteenth United
States Infantry, which has been in quar-
antine, has landed at the reservation
wharf on the Preside. after two years
of continuous fighting In the Philip
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FRANKFORT, KY April 2O.-Gover.
nor w. s. Taylor returned here from
Washington to-dny, and spent the dny
Mt the executive mansion with his fam.
lily. This evening, he went to Louis.
wife.
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pines. The battalion was escorted to
Its camp by almost the entire force OF
the post, under command of Major
Rucker.
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Weary
Women

Rest and help for weary
women are found n EydEa
e. Plnltl5aH1's Vegetable
0QH3pOWnds NRsall0s WOO
men strong and healthy 10
bear EBalr burdens and
OvopCOn1es those Ms to
which, women are subject
bs0aHso AS0y ara women
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Mrs. Dewey Takes a Rest.

Mrs Dewey, who was somewhat ia
tlgued from the long Journey from
Washington. did not accompany 40
miral Dewey on his ride through the
down town streets. but accompanied by
the special committee OF the woman'a
reception committee, Mrs. Bryan La
throp,Mrs. Carter H. Harrison and Ma
Charles A. Plamondon, went direct to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-01
Train Ahend Of Time.

The admIral's train arrived at the
Grand Central depot, Fifth avenue and
Harrison street, six minutes ahead Of
schedute time. II o'clock A strong
platoon OF police had been stationed at
the platform gates for some time pre-
vlous to the arrival OF the special and
the immense crowd which had congre-
gated in the streets surrounding the
station and had packed almost to suffo-
cation the big depot itself, was not al
lowed to go inside the train shed. The
moment the train slowly pulled into the
shed, howeverand the white mustachGi
hero was seen, u roar of cheers went up
from the fortunate onas inside the sta
ton and was quickly taken Up by the
thousands in the streets. Escorted by
the members Of the general executive
committee, Admiral Dewey md Lieu.
tenants Caldwell and Crawford pro-
ceeded down the long platform and
mounted the steps leading to the drive
way where carriages were in waiting
Even under the vigorous pressure of the
police. the immense crowd would hard
ly yield enough room for the carriages
but eheered continually and pressed
closer, The police finally succeeded in
clearing the street and the party pro-
ceeded down Harrison street en- route
for tho Auditorium annex, where apart
meits overlooking Lake Michigan had
been reserved.
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WE employ none but expert piano
tuners. L. w. BANNER co.
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DEWEY'S RECEPTION

!, at Chicago Indicated That the People
Have Not Forgotten the Deeds Of
the Naval Hsro-Be the Guest Of
the City for Three Days.
CHICAGO, April SO.-Amld the boom
ing OF cannon and the cheers of hun
dreds of people, Admiral George Dewey
arrived in Chicago to-day. For the next
three days he will be the guest of this
city and the programme for his enter
tainment will take up nearly every mo-
ment of his time until his departure,
Thursday morning. for JackzonvIlls,
III. The special train bearing the ad-
mlral and Mrs. Dewey, Lieutenant Caid-
well, his secretary, and Lieutenant
Crawford, was met near South Chicago
by special train carrying the geper'll
executive committee of the Dewey ceie-
bration and including Mayor Harrison,
President Charles A. Plamondon and
the admirars son, George Goodwin
Dewey.
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Matte Kirk has bean commissioned
pustulstress at Mount Olive, West Vir-
gInia.
Through the recommendation Of Sen.
utor Scot, Mrs. Annie Morton has been
appointed pOstmist:ess at Strouds. w.
Va, and Cleophns Saunders has been
appointed postmaster at Curry, w. Va.
An order has been Issued by the
postofIlce department, changing the
location OF the postofllce at Lydia,
Clay county, one-half mile east OF
It's present site.
A change has been ordered in the
special service at Mozelle, jackson
county. Hereafter the base OF supply
will be at Skull Run.
The following change has been or
dered In the star schedule on route
1925, Sunset to Huntersviiie: Leave
Sunset daily, except Sunday Mt 10 n.
M. and leave Huntersville, returning,
at l p. m.
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Tlatulonco is cured by BEEcHAms
PILLS. -
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise in the Tnteiiigencer.
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BAD BLOOD and indigestion nre
dendly enemies to good health. BUR-
docks Blood Bltters destroys them.--l.
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Pnnaions and Postmasterg.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencor
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 3d.
Pensions have been granted to West
Virginia applicants as follows:
Increase-Neri S. Davis, Clnrksburg,
to IS: Isaac Brock, Halls Mills, to S.;
William II. Ray. Heyser, to $l4, and
oliver Piles, ElwclI,to Sc.
Rpnewal--James p. King, Charles
ton, IS.
Notwithstanding Vlllers, LIttleton,
IS. and Rhoda p. Shear (speclaD, Fair
mont, $l2.
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MEDICAL.
BEAUTY, THE CONQUEROR
BELLAVITA

Arsenic Beauty Tablets and Pills. A per.
fectly safe and guaranteed treatment for
oil SKIN disorders, Restores the bloom OF
youth TO faded faces. 10 days. treatment
zoe; 20 days N.OO, by mail. Send for cir
cular. Address,
NERvITA MEDICAL CO., cluiOa & Jackson Sis, chleaYO
Sold by Chas. n, Gee;se. Druggist. Mar
Ket and Twelfth strecls, Wheeling, w
va fo2i-d&w
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aud anxiety you for
nentbu While Soohng
pain extent good come from their use because the disease
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A HEAVY PRICE
The Money Cost OF che mperIalistis
Policy IaausuFRted bt the Me-
kinIey Administrators.

The statement of expenses incurred
In our military operations In the Phil
ippines for one year from May /, Isps,
TO November /. 1899. sent into congress
by the war department, shows a total
of So, lS,92sJ000.a4. The quartermaster's 3
department expended $25, 5,5ls,90i.6i: I:
the subsistence department, $s,950. 900;
the pay department, $40. .s33. .i949O; the
ordnance department, sl,s60, ,230.a2,
and miscellaneous expenses were
81, 1898, With the $2o.OO0.o00 paid
Spain for her quit claim deed added,
the tax payers have paid out for l2
months OF empire building nearly $40.
100000.
But all this money. in comparison
with the thousands of precious lives OF
brave and useful American men and
youths that have been sacrificed on the
altars OF insensate greed and blood.
gorged imperialism--in comparison
with the homes made desolate by fa.
theirs, brothers, sons, slaughtered TO
make n pasturage for hungry place
hunters and feeding ground for
grnsping syndicates To fatten upon, IL
a matter Of trivial and inconsequent
consideration. Kansas CITY Times.
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of Indiana, Illinois. Michigan and Wis
consin; and in this position secured the
subdivision OF public lands into small
tracts and the passage Of many meas
ures for the welfare of actual settlers.
In 1911. when II seemed that the hos
tile Indians would massacre all the
white settlers, he gave the redskins
battle at Tippeeanoe and defeated
them. Equally conspicuous and pa
triotic were his services on the Wabash
during the war of 1912. In 1899 he was
nominated for president by the wings,
and elected next year after a red-hot
campaign in which log cabins and hard
cider were made the party emblems.
A few days after his Inauguration he
was Frustrated by chill and died
April 4, tsll just one month after hav-
ing assumed the duties of his great Of
fee.
In 1914 Gen. Harrison established a
family homestead at North Bend, o.,
not far from Cincinnati. at the june
tion Of the Ohio and Miami rivers.
When President Jackson. at the out.
set OF his administration. recalled him
from his post as minister to the United
States of Colombia. he retired TO this
North Bend estate, the eastern end of
The Negro world., 1900-04-14

government is denounced for plunging
the country into war with the South
African republics and intimating that
the blood OF the British slain calls for
vengence and retrihution. No meas
ure of reform submitted by the Sails
bury cabinet do these ''reformers" con.
slider worthy of notice. the only rem
edy possible being, in their opinion. the
abolitien Of party government and the
restora sion OF the crown to It's rightfui
owners.
Here al home the Jaeobite agitation
In looked upon as joke. but as some OF
lts leaders have succeeded In enliSting
the services OF two or three otherwise
sane American correspondents in their
agitation II might be well to state that
the. "rightfaf' queen OF the Stuart con-
tinEent is charming German prin-
cess who takes but little stock in the
pronouneiamentos of her deluded fol.
towers.
Queen Mary ~. of the Jaeobites is
Princess Mary Theresa. wife OF Prince
Ludwig, heir presumPtise TO the
throne OF Bavaria. She was born an
Archduchess Of the ancient house OF
Austria. Este Modcna. She II a direct
defendant Of Mary Stuart, James l.
aud the Inflated Charles J.. who was
iecapitated by order of Oliver Crom,
well. After the collapse OF the lord
protectorate Charles III. became king
and he. IN turn. Was succeeded BY his
brother james III. The latter was sach
dismal failure as q ruler that he was
deposed. his daughter Mary and he's
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Especial Cincinnati Letter ]

HIHATEVER may be ones par.
J" tisan convictions, the fact
that the Harrison family is
one of the most illustrious In Ameri-
can history cannot be denied. At least
three of its members have played
epoch-making parts in the forming
and development of the government of
the United States. Benjamin Harri-
son, who was born in Charles City
county. Va. in 174o. was one of the
signers of the declaration Of inde-
pendence, for four terms served as q
member of congress. was twice elected
governor of Virginia. besides filing
many other Offices of honor and re-
sponsibility. His third and youngest
son, William Hen. Harrison, born
February 0, 1873. was the ninth presi-
dent of the United States. and one of
the most gallant, intrepid and loyal
soldiers Of his time. For several years
he was a member Of congress and gov
ernor OF the territory OF Indiana,
which then included the present states
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A Panic Immlnen,

The Dubuque Telegraph. referring
TO the gold money trust bill," as II
calls IL, predicts financial disaster;
The gold standard is about to be
ushered In, and ON the foundation Il
will supply is 20 he reared vast
superstructure of bank circulation
aud credits which in time will topple
aud produce the most disastrous
financial and industrial results ever
experienced. The banks are TO have
the power 10 expand and contract the
currency at willard possession of this
power will make them as potential 20
control all industries as any trust Is
TO control particular industry, The
money trust, the most colossal of all.
Is ON the eve of making its bow. and
the country will be indebted TO repub-
liean leadership for It's introduction. /"