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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-16
Four Pacific Gable Bills.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Four dis
tinct reports on the bill for the COM
struction OF n Pacific cable to Hawaii,
the Philippines and Japanese were filed
today from members OF the house COM
mIttee on Interstate and foreign COM
merce. Mr.. Sherman, OF New York,
submitted the majority report favorable
to bill introduced by him, n cable to
be built under private auspices.
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pH11ApE1pHrA pHYsIcIAN
Mystsriously Disappeared in Pitts
burgh.

Mysteriously DISAPPEARED in Pitts
burgh.
PTrrseuRGH, Pa., March 16.-Dr.
william R. D. Blackwood, the well
known Philadelphia physician, who
came here to testify in the new eeie4
brated Daley inquest before the coro-
ner, is missing. He disappeared rath-
er strangely after the hearing yester-
day afternoon. He was to have gone
back to Philadelphia with his associ-
ate, DR.. C. B. Knerr but was not on
the train at East Liberty last night
Francis II. Tobln, the Philadelphia at
torney. who brought him here. was
seen and asked II he had yet heard Of
the missing physician tonight. BE
said:
81 have not. 1 don't know where he
is and am SO far quite unable to find
out. have telegraphed to Philadelphia
and they have started out to hunt him
there by this time presume, but 1
have had no news yet. He did not come
back last night to the hotel (the schen-
ley), nor WIS he on either section of
the train he was to have taken. The
guards at the gates at the Union sta
tIon say he did not pass them last
night. They are quite sure of that.
The police department of this city has
heard nothing of him. In short, he has
completely disappeared. am greatly
alarmed about him. for am not able
to form a conjecture as to his where
abouts and even fear that some Ill
may have befallen him."
The police department have not yet
been able to locate the missing man.
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VIM Hold the Arms.

LEXINGTON, Ky. March 15.-cap-
tain Ed Parker, OF the London, KY,
militia company, a Taylor supporter.
stated here tonight that 2,4OO guns, two
cannon and two gntling guns are stored
in London. and that he win hold them
ut all hazards against any attempt to
take them. He says not only guards,
but citizens, will resist II clash comes.
He will hold the guns until the courts
decide the gubernatorial contest.
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RUSSIA

Concentrating Troops at Odessa.
LONDON, March ls. The st. Peters,
burg correspondent Of the Times, says:
Fresh alarm is spreading abroad
from South Russia with regard to fur
ther suspicious military movements.
Russian troops are being concentrated
at odessa. Perhaps, however, 1t is
only In timely preparation for the
grand manoeuvres."
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s1o,ooo,ooo Ice Deal.

AUGUSTA, Me-. March i5.-A $4,000.
OOO lcu deal Is announced to-day In the
purchase OF the ltnlckerbocker Icp Com
pany by the American Ice Company
The Knlclsrbocker company controls
the balk II The retail output OF natural
Ice In the cities OF Philadelphia, Baltl-
more and washington
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D1srR1oT OF co1UMR1A

Appropriation Bill Passed the House.
The District of Columbia appropria-
tlon bill, carrying ss,sOs,37S, was passed
by the house to-day and also bill
granting the abandoned Fort Hays mil
itary reservation to the state Of Kan
sas for experimental station and nor
NAL school purposes.
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Speedy AND
SATISFACTORY
MANNER
!, the way IN which Military and
Political Events are Now
Moving.
lost SANGuNE ENGLISHMAN
.ould Hardly Expect Matters to Take
a More Favorable Turn Than
at Present..

LONDON, March 10, a. m.-Events
% moving in the South African cam-
,algn in a speedy and Satisfaetory
manner, from both the military and po-
,tIcal points Of view. It could hardly
ave been expected by the most san
mine Engllshmen that they would
AXE a turn so favorable.
II appears that when Major Weston
MT the railway north of Bloemfonteln
. thereby intercepted General Joubert,
rho far from having retired from the
campaign, was then coming southWard
Mn 5000 men, presumably to superin-
tend the defense. Elaborate defense
works three miles long had been pre-
nared outside the town.
No Boer wounded were left IN Bloem-
yontein. When asked the reason by
ord Roberts, Mr.. Frazier replied:
DThe burghers don't like fish and
wouldn't care to go 20 Cape Town"
No Further Resistance,
The evidence goes to show that 50 far
!, the southern part Of the Tree State
concerned, there VIII be no further
resistance. 1t is understood that Mr..
Frazer. Mr.. vessels and other leaders
re quite prepared to accept the posi-
I,on Of a self-governing British colony.
The cheers which greeted the reading
parliament yesterday Of the CORES
,ondence with the United States are
re-echoed throughout the country. The
Epeech Of n. Delcasse has increased
iris satisfaction, and taken with the
general belief that Emperor Nicholas Is
personally averse to any intervention,
these incidents spread the idea that
there viii be no further serious attempt
to interfere from any quarter.
Moutagu Whites Threat,
Mr.. Montagu whites threat in an
American newspaper. that the Beers
viii sacrlfice johannesburg and raze IT
to the ground, if necessary, Is not ta-
ken VERY seriously. Mr.. ohamberlain's
statement that President Kruger has
already been warned as to the eonse-
ouence of such conduct IS regarded as
showing that sumcient precaution has
been taken.
The Times suggests that Burghers
should be warned that their farms viii
be taxed as q guarantee against any
damage to British property, but no SER
Ious apprehensions are entertained Of
such conduct as Mr.. White Is said to
have foreshadowed. j. B. Robinson, the
millionaire mine owner. says he does
not believe the Beers would be 50 fool
ish.
BY the time Lord Roberts reaches the
vaai river he win command some $1,000
men, while General Butler viii have
1900. From the military point Of view
the critics now think there is nothing
to fear.
LONDON, March ia dispatch to
the Daily Nan from Lourenzo Marquez,
dated Thursday, says that strong COM
mandoes are massing at Warrenton,
where the Free staters are going to
1t. :, rNan1
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SHARON, Pa, March l5,-The Sharon
Steel Company has awarded the COM
tract for the erection OF a ten-mlll TIM
plant to r. Newbold & Son Company,
Of Norristown, Pa. The mill win con-
tain ten hot and nine cold rolls and will
furnish employment to several hundred
men. The work of erection will begin
SOON.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 15.-
DR.. william R. D. Blaclkwood, Of this
city, who went to PlttsbuFgh to testify
in the Daley inquest, and who is re-
ported to be missing, is at his home in
this city. he having arrived from Pitts
burgh to-day DR.. BlAakwood says he
left Pittsburgh earlier than he expected
to. and the rumors Of disappearance
probably arose from that fact.
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CRoNJE's BRAVERY
complimsntsd BY Lord Methuen in a
Speech.

CAPE TOWN. March 15,-Lord
Methuen, speaking at the town hall,
Kimberley, to-day, said;
Although some Of the enemy's men
were guilty Of dastardly tricks, we
must remember that their army is not
organized with the same discipline as
our own. never wish 10 meet u Drawer
general thun cronjc. and never served
In a war where there was less vlndic-
tive feeling between the two armies
than In this one"
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TEE srATEMENT
VIII not be Forwarded to Lord
Salisbury.

Will not pe 9oFWHEueo " HOE9
Salisbury.
LONDON, March 1s.-The Pretoria
correspondent. of the Daily Mall tele-
graphing Wednesday. says:
Mr.. ReitEs statement has been pub
llshed throughout the republic but viii
not be forwarded to Lord Salisbury.
conversations have had with the
highest state officers show that the re-
public was prepared to grant gubstan-
tial reforms and concessions until the
receipt Of Lord salisbury'a telegram.
As one OF the highest statesmen re-
marked:
"Better half an egg than none, but
better none than a rotten egg"
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coMBINATIoN sHEET MILLS
To Close Down Temporarily to Take

To Close Down Temporarily to Take
Stock.
PITTSBURGH. March 15.-The Iron
and steel sheet mills that are to enter
the proposed combination, thu American
Steel Sheet Company, will all be closed
Saturday night and remain closed for =
week for the purpose Of taking an Inc
ventory of the stock, machinery and
raw material on hand. The taking Of
this inventory will be the last act bes
fore the formal organization Of tho
company. 1t is expected that this will
occur some time within the next ten
days.
Despite overtures the Whitaker Steel
Sheet Company, OF wheeling; w. De-
wees Wood Company, Of McReesport,
Pa; the Apollo Iron and Steel c0m-
pany, Of Pittsburgh. still refuse to ens
ter the combination.
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POWERS, DAVIS,
whitaker and cultou to Be Returned
to frankfort.

FRANKFORT, KY, March 15.-At q
conference between the county and
district court oflcers here, It was de-
termlned to have returned here secre-
tary Of Stat Powers, Holland whItta-
ker, W. H. culton and Captain Davis,
the four alleged accessories to the as
sassInatlon of Governor William GOe-
bel, and to give them speedy exam
lining trial. The order of transfer from
Louisville was made this morning by
County Judge Moore. and deputy sheri-
lRs viii leave at once to bring the prIs-
Uners.
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JACKSON. Miss, March 15.-ThIs
city experienced the heaviest snow
storm of the season To-day. Fruit is
not injured unless there should be n
freeze tonight
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RELIEF

Seems to bO the Prevailing Feeling at
Bloemfontein.
LONDON, March iG.-The Standard
hns the following dispatch from Blcem-
fontein. dated Thursdny. March IS;
The ciyH authorities h3re dsaHItely
made up their minds to surrender on
Monday. a stormy meeting was held,
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AguinaldO'S Secretary Surrendered.
MANILA, March 15, $3.50 p. m.-FlOres,
AguinRldo'a secretary of war, hRs sur
rendered to General Macarthur.
Agulnaldo's infant son, was who cap
tured In November. and who has been
suffering from smallpox, is dead.
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"ITHACA, March Y.

"DEAR SIR:-1 agree with you tnat
the United States Is under obligations
to extend its tariff laws to the island
Of Puerto Rico. But cannot accept
your contention that this obligation IS
derived from the constitution, which. in
my Judgment. does not of is own
force apply to annexed territorieS The
obligation is moral, not constitutional.
Az the PresIdent said. with equal truth
and felicity, II Is our plain duty.
eve are bound to this course by SOL
emn promises. The supreme and ire
slstible reason for removing all Gus
toms barriers between the United
States and Puerto Rico. is the promise
made by General Miles, when first land
ing American forces ON the island, that
the Puerto RIcans should enjoy the
same rights, privileges and immunities
as the people Of the United States, On
this understanding the Puerto Rieans
accepted American sovereignty not
only without opposition, but with Joy
full trust and confidence. The present
issue is simply this:
Shall we repudlate. or shall we fulfill
the national engagements2 Shall this
great republic break faith with the
little island Of Puerto Rico? Having
secured the fruits Of General Miles
promise, shall we now renounee the
promise?"
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WASHINGTON, Mdrch l5.-Forecast for
OhlO-Fnlr Friday except snow " 59.I, ~
enet portion. Saturday. fair, continued
cold: winds becoming fresh to brisk norah-
For Western PennsylvanIa.-Fair Friday,
preceded by snow In northern portion.
Saturday, fnir, continued cold; fresh TO
brisk northeriy winds.
For West VIrginia-Fnlr Friday, pre-
ceded by snow In southeast hair, Saturs
day, fair; northerly winds
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday, ~ registered
by {, Schnopf, druBEiAt, corner OF Market
aud Fourteenth streets, was ns tolloWH;
Z a. m",...,.,.. 25la p. m.'''''''.'''''. y
i2 ra...',...."...... i, ....,... 81 weather snow,
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soHUR1EAN

On the Puerto Rican Tariff Quotes
the President.
NEW YORK. March l5.-The follow
ing letter from President Jacob G.
schurman, Of Cornell University. presl-
dent Of the old Philippines commission,
to personal friend Is published here
to-day:
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LONDON. March ia dispatch to
the Daily Nan from LourenzO Marquez,
dated Thursday, says that strong COM
mandoes are massing at Warrenton,
where the Free staters are going to
make q stand.
The Yale expositor., 1900-05-25
BOARD OF REVIEW.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Re
view OF the Township of Brockway, will be in
session ut the Office of Justice James Brown in
the village OF Yale, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
May % and 23, 1900, and as much longer as may
be necessary TO complete the review, from 100
O'Clock In the forenoon until 800 o'clock in the
afternoon OF each of these days, for the purpose
OF reviewing and correcting the assessment roll
OF said Township OF Br0ckway for the year 1900.
said Board OF Review will also meet ut the
said Office OF Justice Brown on Monday, May rs,
and continue in session during the day and the
day following. JAMES A. MENZIES,
Dated May 10, 1900. Township Clerk
The Yale expositor., 1900-05-25
Farm For Sale.

1 have choice 80 acres of land in
Sanilac county, four miles from first
class market, 80 acres cleared and 80
acres good tinker. will sell it for q
reasonable figure. John ii. Merrill,
Yale, Mich, AZ If
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07
The Presidents Message.

President McKinley's message
to congress was read in both the
senate and the house at their
opening sessions last Monday.
The message is lengthy docu-
ment containing something over
10000 words, and for this reason
we are unable to publish it. The
document, Notwithstanding its
great length, is very conserva
tive and statesmanlike one. In it
the Chinese situation is discussed
fully, and the position Of the
United States is clearly stated.
The Philippine policy is outlined,
legislation to curb monopoIies is
urged, the ship subsidy bill is
recommended, an increase in our
standing army is suggested, and a
strengthening Of our coast de-
fense is urged. Other matters of
equal Importance with those men,
toned are also brought to the
attention of congress. Altogeth-
er the message is clear and CON
else statement of the present con
ditiof Of the country, and the pol
icy of the administration in refer
ence to the future conduct of af
fairs.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07
@M%r.r--
This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo.Q .Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures . cold I'm one day

John McCune, engineer on the
Colorado Special that left here
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock,
was knocked from his engine by a
mail crane when passing Atwood
and seriously injured. The train
was running at high rate of
speed when the accident occurred.
The train was stopped by the
fireman, }. Honness, the injured
man was taken aboard and the
train returned to Sterling. Mr..
McCune's home is in Denver
where he has wife and several
children. He was taken home
Wednesday and physicians report
that there is chance for his re-
covery.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

A letter received by Mrs. G. S.
Kinsman from Mrs. Trevor, wild
ow of the late Rev. E. A. Trevor,
states that she has been seriously
ill for some weeks. She support
ed herself and two little sons with
her needle. Her needle has stop
ped and this source of support is
denied her, and she is in very
needy circumstances. Her friends
desire to secure a purse for her
and Mesdames kinsman and Eek
ell will solicit for it.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07
Sedgwick Items.

Sedgwick Items.
airs. Ferguson is on the sick list.
Geo. White received car of coal
this week.
Ray Palmer is wearing a new hair
cut. Can you guess why?
Mr. Gilliard of Lewellen, Nebraska.
was Sedgwick visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. w. F. Miller visited the Sedg-
wick school Wednesday afternoon.
VIM. Oil assisted with the fall
butchering at Mr.. Kingery's last week.
James Mediation of ohappell Ne
braska. was Sedgwick visitor last
Monday.
A representative of the Lexington
Mills made Sedgwick a business call
Tuesday.
George Dryden left Wednesday
morning for Adair, Iowa, for an ex-
tended visit.
Commissioner Campbell is still con
fined to his bed with no perceptible
change, consultation by Drs. Mason
and Hudson failing to agree on the
nature of his sease.
John Weatherwax and family of
Wier were Sedgwick visitors Satur-
day. Mr. Weatherwax has lost his
job on the railroad, but feels as though
ha 1pS
Elmer Thompson was made more
than usually thankful on Thursday of
last week by the advent of ii fine boy.
Frank Sherman has the material on
the ground and will soon begin the
construction Of u large barn on his
ranch.
Mr. Houston of Grand Island. Neb,
arrived at Sedgwick last week aLd will
make his home with his daughter, Mrs
Hemminghonse.
Miss Meline spent Wednesday even
ing of last week visiting Miss Gilliard
Julesburg where she spent her Thanks
giving vacation with her father.
The chicken social given. at the
school house in district IS was IA very
pleasant and successful affair, and we
believe that everyone present, with
the possible exception of Clyde Crow
foot who went to sleep three times in
school the next day, thoroughly enjoy
ed the time speut. No one Oojects to
Clyde regainng lost energies by a nap
or two but those seated near him would
like to have him curtail that snore.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07
Masquerade Ball.

A masque ball will l'be given on
Tuesday night, January 1, 1901,
in court house hall. Good music
will be furnished. Supper will
be served and good time is as
sured. Everybody is invited.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

W. H. Wallace is suffering
from a severe cold.
D. l.. Killen returned from
Denver Tuesday evening.
DR.. G. S. Morris has taken a
relapse and is now seriously ill.
A hoy baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Fletcher last
Saturday.
w. H. Pound returned last
Saturday night from a short bus
mess trip to Denver.
DR.. Mason reports the birth of
a boy baby to MIR. and Mrs L. F.
Fairchild last Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
Andersen school house Sunday
afternoon, December 9th, at 2.3O.
Don't fail to hear DR.. Vincent
at the Nj. e. church this (Friday)
evening. A rare treat is prom
ised.
Mrs. Robert Lewis and child
ren returned to Denver Tuesday
morning after most enjoyable
visit
Mrs. Chris Anderson, who has
been confined to her room for
some time with heart trouble, is
much improved.
The subject of DR.. Vincent's
lecture at tine M. E. church this
(Friday) evening will be "The
Crowd and The Man" Don't
fail to hear it.
Rev. G. H. Rice will preach at
the Congregational church Sun
day morning December 9Th. Rev.
F. e. Eckel in the evening will
deliver a farewell address.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hamilton
and Mrs. w. FL. Pound left yes
terday morning to attend the
grand opera now being presented
in Denver by Maurice Gran and
other stars.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

Report ofJuiesburg Schools.
For Month Ending November 30, 1900.
INTERMEDIATE ROOM.
Number enrolled 33; average daily at
tendance %. Names of pupils neither
absent nor tardy are Bessie Law, Ad-
da McNew, Julia Frederick, Marion
Mason, Ollie Richerson, Earle Johrson,
Guy Pidgeon, Mayme NIcNew, Ger
trude Steward, Mildred Thunderstorm,
Freddie Fairchild, Irene Lavelle, Ed
ma Slusser, Jessie Woolman, Melissa
Wenner, Clyde Vaughan, Bessie Wal
rath, Harry Robbins.
ALICE G. BOWER Teacher.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
on each box. 25c.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07
PRIMARY ROOM.

Number enrolled for year 35: average
daily attendance for month 80 Those
neither tardy nor absent were Earl
Overman, Mary .Coumbe, Ray John
son, Ruth Eckel, Grace Fischer, Dot
McNew, Elinor Labaree, Floy Waugh
an, Lee Vaughan, Vernie Twomey.
Joe Labaree, Madge McNew, Hazel
Hamilton. ELLA ONES, Teacher.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

We desire correspondent in every
school district that is at all populous
within fifteen miles of Julesburg. 1t
matters not if some of the districts
are in Nebraska, we would be glad to
receive weekly letters from persons
residing in them. To persons who
will accept such positions we will fur
nish stamps, stationery, and copy of
the paper regularly. Those who will
favor us in this respect are requested
to call or write for supplies at once.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

Help is needed at once when a per-
sons life is in danger. A neglected
cough or cold may soon become serious
and should be stopped at once One
Minute Cough Cure quickly cures
coughs, and colds, and the worst cases
of Group, bonchitis, grippe and other
throat and lung troubles. G. La
velle.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

Nels johnson, who resides
south Of the river, has been very
sick with swelling of his face.
He is now on, the road to rapid
recovery under the efficient treat
ment of DR.. Mason.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

Stops the Cough and Cures the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price % cents.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

DR.. B. 7. Vincent of Greeley
will lecture at the Nj. f. church
Friday night, December Z. Sub
ject of the lecture has not been
announced, but Dr. Vincent has
lectured in Julesburg before and
gave great pleasure to all who
heard him. An admission fee
of 25 cents will be charged.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

The above is time of trains leaving
G.S. KINsMAN, Agent.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-12-07

Ask About Excursion Rates East
7-2-4oO G. S. KINSMAN, Agent.
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