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ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

AMenber OF the queens Cabinet Marrics
the Daughter of the American Secretary
sswar.
WAsurNGroN, D. G., Nov. 15.-Quietly
and simply in the presence OF the BRIDES
relatives and personal friends, n few OF
Washington's official society and several
hundred OF the general public, Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain aud Miss Mary
Endicott, were married at 9 o'clock this
afternoon in st. Joseph's Episcopal
Church. The church was absolutely
without floral or other decorations, and
the awning stretched across the side
walk to the carriage was the only sign OF
any unusual ceremony. No cards or
formal invitations had been issued;
there were no best men or bridesmaids,
and the entire service was character
iloi by extreme simplicity.
such Of the friends OF the family as
bad been verbally invited to attend, took
seats in the body Of the church half an
hear before the ceremony began. The
cabinet meeting was ended at an early
hour, so us to permit the members to be
present at the service, aud they were in
most eases accompanied by their wives.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland en-
terGd the church Just before . o'clock
aud were escorted to seats in one OF the
pews in the first row. Members OF the
EndicOtt family and relatives were seat
ed immediately in the rear, while as
many OF the public MS could find room
IN the little church filled the gallery and
Railways.
Mr. Chamberlain entered the church
at , o'clock and waited at the chancel.
Ills appearance was the signal to the or
sanist, who Immediately began TO play
the wedding march from "Lohengrin," !"
and the bride, leaning on her fathers
arm, atttred in y pearl gray travelling
dress and wearing dark bonnet, passed
up the right aisle and passing the BRIDE
groom, kneIt before the alter.
Rev. DR.. Leonard, assisted by Rev.
Mr, Franks, Of Salem, Mass., performed
the Episcopal wedding service. Both
SFide and groom gave back response in
affirm aud audible voice. Prayer was
pronounced and Joseph Chamberlain
aud Mary Endicott were man and wife,
Again the organ pealed forth and to
Us strains the party slowly passed along
me LETT aisle out OF the church and into
carriages were driven Immediately to
Tue home OF the brides parents.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
Fills the Vacancy Caused by
Mr.. Lists Removal.
Mr.. S. S. BLOCH is ELECTED.
The Monthly Report of the superiu.
tcndent aad Other Routine Mat
tcrs-Thc Annual Peabody
Institutc-RcaI Estate.

The Board of Education met in regu-
lar monthly session last evening and
transacted considerable business, nearly
all of a routine nature. President Dob
bins called the Board to order ut 1880
o'clock. The absentees were Messrs.
Harrell, List, Davis, Whally, Water
house and Shafer.
The minutes having been read and
approved, the regular committee reports
were taken up for consideration. The
Committee on Accounts presented bills
aggregating Si5S 81; the Committee on
Public Library handed in bills amount
ing to $50 20, and the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds presented bills
amounting to Sl5l7l, OF which sum
$l2G u was for putting natural gas fix
lures in the Washington school building
and $50 for putting up the bell in the
tower Of that building. All of these
amounts were ordered paid.
The Finance Committee reported that
Edward Carr was entitled to 81 05 and
Louis Schaub to $l7, money paid on
erroneous assessments. Clerk Hall was
ordered to pay back to the persons
named these amounts.
The Committee on Salaries reported
that it had considered the matter Of in
creasing the salaries of janitors referred
to it at n former meeting, and that it
deemed it iBadvisable to make any
change in the schedule OF wages already
in existence.
Superintendent Anderson's report OF
the schools for the month OF October was
read and ordered filed. The
following is synopsis Of this report:
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In the German Department. the en-

In the German Department the en-.
rolment for the month was 357, divided
among the several districts as follows:
Washington, 45; Madison, 32; Clay, 50;
Union, Al; Centre, 81; Webster, Go;
Richie, 81. There we're forty classes
five in each district except Clay, where
ten were conducted. The number OF
pupils OF German parentage was l05, and
OF other than German parentage was
lG2. Four teachers were employed at a
salary OF $50 each.
The Superintendent in his report had
the following: ~ find the lowest grade
of D in Madison school much crowded.
While the room will scat only about
forty pupils there are over eighty on the
roll. My report shows some increase in
the attendance in all the schools"
On motion OF Mr.. Naylor tho commits
siOners OF Madison were authorized TO
provide another room and teacher and
thus relieve the overcrowded condition
OF the room referred to.
Accompanying this report was one
from Librarian Wilson. During the
month OF October the circulation OF
books in the library was 1924 volumes,
an average circulation per day OF 1872
volumes; in the reading room the Circu-
lation OF books was l,l2l volumes; the
amount received from fines, etc, was
$2025. This report was also ordered
filed.
Clerk Hall reported that on Novem-
ber 30 note for s., 900, held by the Dol
lar Savings Bank, and one Tor 81 ,620 10,
held by the Standard Fire Insurance
Company, would fall due, and that
there were funds enough in the hands
OF the Board to meet both obligations.
Clerk Hall presented the resignation
of Mr.. d. Q. List, jr., commissioner
from Madison district who retires from
the Board for the reason that he has
removed to the West. The resignation
was accepted and Mr.. S. s. Bloch chosen
to I'll the vacancy. DR.. +. G. Myers was
nominated against Mr.. Bloch; the vote
stood o for Bloch, q for Myers,
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds was authorized to take such
steps us it deemed advisable to secure
piece OF property on Maryland street, {,
Island, owned by James A. Henry. The
Board owns adjacent property on both
sides Of tae Henry property, and in the
very near future the pieces OF ground
will be needed for new school house.
Mr.. Henry purchased his property for
81 800. A few days ago he was willing
to take 1880 for it; now he does not
care to sell, but rather than endure con-
demnation proceedings he is willing to
take 81, 700. In his communication he
said he was looking forward to four years
OF the greatest prosperity known in the
history OF this country, and believed
that his real estate would advance; there
fore he did not want to sell.
Superintendent Anderson announced
that State Superintendent Morgan bad
arranged to hold the usual District Pea
body Teachers Institute here at Thanks
giving time, and he asked that he be
allowed to close the schools on Tuesday,
November q, which was agreed to. The
Institute will be held on November 2S,
90, 80 and 81. Well known instructors
and lecturers will be present.
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PROBABLY A CAN4RD.

Mysterious kilograms Alleged to Have
Been Received Which If True, Rlil Turn
New York Over to Cleveland.
New YoEE, Nov. l5.-An indianapolis
special to the World says: A mysterious
telegram received yesterday, tWednes-
day. stating that errors OF count had
been discovered in New York which, il
followed up, would turn the State over
to Cleveland, created great excitement.
kilograms OF inquiry concerning the
same rumor came from remote parts OF
the State to leading Democrats here. 1t
is stated that Democratic National Sec
retary Sheehen went TO New York in
answer to this report. At his Office it
was simply stated that he was out OF
town. In commenting on the above the
World says: Nothing has been heard in
this city OF an error Of the counting OF
the States ballots for Presidential elec-
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CONDENSED TgLEGRAMS.

C.J. Jones, Of Golden City, Kas,, has
purchased fifty head Of tame buGaloes.
Keyil Bros, hat and cap dealers OF st.
Louis, have made an assignment. Liabil-
tiles $1,000.
Gov. Mellette, Of Dakota, has gone to
confer with General Harrison about the
admission Of Dakota.
The business portion OF Plainheld,
Ills, was destroyed by fire Wednesday
night. Loss $4,000.
F.s. Simpson, clerk in the Northern
Pacific express office at Tacoma, W. T.,
has disappeared with over $4,000 Of the
company's funds.
The convention OF the Boards Of Trade
Of the United States at Chicago yester-
day passed resolution in opposition 70
the adulteration Of lard.
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Gle SMtelLtqettter.



IN Tuesday, November G, 1919 votes
uo,, ooIcd in this city. At the com
rorIv accepted rate OF five persons for
a,,n , voter the present population Of
Wb,,Jing should be 4O,5O7. The school
enumeration Of July Of this year
.bow.d the population to be S2,777.
n,ss anybody suppose there has been
:, increase of 7, 7,73O in the population of
WbcpIipg since July /? A small city
,,,nrins that much in five months is GER
aInty booming.
THE following table makes the inter
s.ios comparison in detail by districts,
IN Zach district showing the excess OF
,onarion on November 6 as derived
imn,he vote polled and compared with
,bcar,ual population five months be-
br, as ascerlaincd by the school emu
neration:
Vote for Present
bt,,rct., President. Population. ~
v,.sip.f1rI.. ylG At5pcrsons to Hvote- l,7SO
Actual TOD pSpuiaiSn July /, lssS.......,.... 1905
''''''''''''..' DO
v.d,.nu. ...... l.g5O At5pcrsonS to vote. 0,SJO
Actual population July !, lsSS.............. b9i9
,o
'''''''' "a"
rsv ....... g56 ht5pcrsons to vote. i,SS0
Actual population July /, lSsS.......,..... f,O72
'''''''''''''' SVo
r,top ... f,gf5 st 6pers0ns to u vote. 6,7T5
Actual population July /, lsSs......'..... 1870
Excess iiI'"
r,n,r,, ...,... 80 At5 Persons to vote. 2,7t5
Actual population July /, lSSS...". ....... 9,7Il
Excess .''.''''.''' va
Webster ....... ,lG At persons to vote, 7,ta1
Actual population July /, isos".....',...,. G,lS9
Excess I'=N
g,,cb,e. ....... l.21I At5pcrsOns to vote G.0S6
adams omitted
Actual population July !, lssS-"...".... 1881
Excess l'Uo'
TOml yOtc.-,,, 1i9D 800
Total .'....,....'.' gov
Population according TO school enumcT1'
ton .. ...,,.,........,.. 3!,llI
Total ptc,cnt population C?l.""...."...".... 4O,5C'
4 4 l.
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gross PRArpS IN LEWIS COrNTY,
Tho Most Fragrant Outrages OF A1l-HoW
Atkinson Is Being Literally Cheated out

The Most Fiagrant Outrages of All-How
Atkinson Is Being Literally Cheated out
of Hia Rights.
Special Dispdteh to The Iatcutgeaeer,.
WESTON, Nov. l5.-Democratic COM
missioners have peculiar ideas OF justice
in the recount here. They found
one ticket more in the box
than was counted by the judges
Of election at tho precinct where
the vote was cast. Over the National
ticket was pinned a part OF the Republic
can ticket on which Pat Duty's name
was written in pencil aud left on the
ticket printed. The law is "that
double ticket with different names
shall be thrown away" but
Democratic County Court gave
Pendleton this vote. At the Sand Fork
precinct two clerks relieved the two who
had been sworn to help conduct the
election, and one OF the commissioners
went TO sleep at Top. IN. and slept until
"a. IN. The precinct gave Pendleton 20
majority. The County Court were aware
Of this fact. The Irregularities in
this county and especially at the
precincts giving increased Democratic
majorities, were astonishing. The poll
books and ballot boxes OF Glady and
Walkersville, were left at Davidson's
store, ut Jacksonville, for two days and
young Davidson was telephoning the re.
suits from the books, when notified
that the books must be brought to
the clerk by one Of the Commissioners
properly signed. Davidson had to send
up into Webster county to hunt up q
commissioner to get his signature
Churchyilie poll books were moi
certified as to Pendleton and
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A ReEIstor I'al.ollood Nailed.


CLARKsBuRa, W. VA, Nov. 15.-The
editorial in to-day's Register that Cen
eral Goff has demanded Il recount OF the
entire State is absolutely and entirely
false. He has made no such request. II
he was elected, as the returns now
prove, he will fcarlessly and
persistently enforce his rights and pro-
tect the peoples interests, but he will
scorn to take a position to which he was
not chosen, or to which the title was
by manipulation Of votes
after the polls were closed.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l5.-A special to
the Times Democrat from Donaldsonville
says: On Tuesday afternoon, on a plan
tation near this town, a negro seized an
eleven year old child Of respectable
parents, who ut the time was playing
with her younger sisters. Flourishing
q knife, he took her into acane field. The
screams OF her younger sisters brought a
number OF plantation hands to the spot
and the wretch was caught in the act Of
outraging the child. He was caught and
taken to Jail, butso great was the indig.
nation that about 200 persons attacked
and overpowered the iailer at night and
took the prisoner out and hanged him.
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Waterloo, Iowa, Nov. l5.-Hawley-
vile, Page county, is in high state Of
excitement over the determined attempt
at murder and suicide by disappointed
lover, Stephen Franks. Franks sought
the hand Of Miss Carrie Love, and she
accepted him but refused his additional
request ior speedy marriage. He called
on the young lady Tuesday night and
oncesmore vainly urged her to consent
to speedy nnion. Enraged Mt her re-
fusal, Franks drew revolver and fired
Mt his fiancee twice, the astssshot taking
effect. She fell, and Franks, believing he
had killed her, shot himself. Neither Is
considered fatally wounded.
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asfrnr.nn DAVE Yrrr rneh,n.

RIcuMouD, Va, Nov. 15.-From let
ter Just received from Jefferson Davis by
President Ashton starke, OF the Rich
mond exposition, it seems that Mr.
Davis health is feeble. This letter is
dated Beauvier, Miss, November II, and
is in response to pressing invitation
from President Stark and intimate friends
OF Mr.. Davis to visit the exposition. In
reply Mr.. Davis says: "Though well
enough when at rest to permit the bope
that may see my friends in Virginia at
some future time, am now painfully
conscious that could not perform the
journey without serious il not fatal con-
sennences.n
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DUBLIN, Nov l5.-The Irish bishops
have received another Papai rescript.
1t orders them to actively execute the
former rcscript which instructs them to
denouncc the plan OF campaign aud boy
cotting. 1t also orders them to direct
the priests to preach against agitation
and 10 forbid them to take part in the
and plan Of campaign move
ments, which they must approve with
all the means in their power.
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them tear from the outside, ,.and etevery
true, honest man in the order take
sides and either go with these mis-
guided creatures, or stand firm
and defend the order from their
attacks. These attacksupon the Knights
OF Labor come from the persistent oppo-
sition which has been shown to the idea
OF allowing other organizations to con-
troll the knights OF Labor. Do not
understand me, for / do not refer to
trades unions. / do not mean the
tradesunionists. Their cause and ours
are one in the main.
The organization which your General
Master Workman speaks OF is the Inter
national Workingmen's, which passed
resolutions three years ago to secure the
elections OF its trusted agents rs general
officers OF the order OF the Knights OF
Labor. The proofs are in my possession.
The plans OF these men met with but
little success and from that time to the
present the members Of that organization
have secretly aud untiriBgIy worked for
the ruin OF this order.
In his report ex-Secretary LitChman
gives a,detailed statement Of his ConneC-
ton with the order, from his admission
to the present time, quoting from the
official records OF the past sessions OF the
General Assembly to prove the faisity OF
the charges OF dishonesty which had been
employed against him. He showed
from the records that everything had
been satisfactorily explained to the Cen
eral Assembly, and his course was ap-
proved by resolution at the Detroit
meeting in 1851. He gave details to
show in what points he saved money to
the order.
The afternoon session was cut short
owing to the regular meeting Of the
Women's Relief Corps. AS there had
been talk Of u call on Gen, Harrison, and
it was not yet settled whether to call on
him as an organization, the following
was adopted:
"Be It resloved that We consider it |
would be very impolitic and ill-advis'
ed action for any body OF men from this
to meet or wait upon, as |
Knights OF Labor, the President-Elect."
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MADRID, Nov. l5.-senor Pi Yu Mar.
gall, the leader of the Federal Repub-
lican group, has sent circular to the
various committees OF his party. inform
ing them OF the failure OF his efforts to
bring about coalition between the
federal and progressive Republicans.
He says that senor Gorilla, the leader OF
the progressive Republicans, had oppos-
ed the idea Of written basis If action,
which should be made public, but had
expressed willingness to enter into n
secret arrangement. This proposal, Se-
nor Margall refused to accept.
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THE LEGISLATURE

Goll's malorlty.,..................-.......
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The Condition of women Advancing.

DETROIT, MIcu,, Nov. 15.-At the ex
ecutive session OF the Woman's Con-
gress this morning the reports from the
vice presidents and the various COM
mittees were made, embracing the
morals, industrial and educational con-
dition OF the women in several States,
According to these reports the. general
condition Of women is advancing stead
lily. Some comparative statistics on the
question OF the labor OF men and women
were presented, but they were Of frag'
mentary character. The report Of the
treasurer shows that all bills have been
paid, and that there is u comfortable
balance in the bank.
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CmcAGo, Nov. 15.-The offer OF re-
ward Of $4,000 for the arrest of Tascott,
the murderer of millionaire Smell will
expire by limitation on the 18th instant,
but it has been decided by the family
not to abandon the search as long as
there is any hope of finding the fugitive
and they accordingly announce an ex-
tension OF the offer for sixty days, or un-
til January 18th next.
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AMURDRRER HANGED.
Charles johnson Executed for tho Killing
of John Wnlters.


WATERLOO, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Charles
johnson was hanged at twenty minutes
past 10 this morning for the murder OF
John Walters. Two men, Charles John.
son and Caldwell, were confined in the
Waterloo Jail awaiting trial on the
charge of horse stealing on the day OF
the crime, January 10, 1887. When, on
the morning OF that day, the guard,
John Walters, went to the cell where
the two men were and unlocked the
door, johnson hit him a terrible blow
on the head with a stove shaker and
fractured his skull. They then made Il
dash for liberty, but the sheriff, fully
armed, blocked the way, and they were
driven back to their cell. Walters lin
gered some days and then died. Cald-
well was tried and sentenced TO Auburn
for life. The trial OF johnson resulted
in the execution to-day.
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TOPEKA, KAs., Nov. l5.-The twenty
second annual convention OF the Nation
al Granger Patrons of Husbandry COM
menced in this city yesterday. Dele
gates were present from every State in
the Union. Acting Worthy James
Draper, Of Massachusetts, presided. Me.
mortal services were held in honor OF
the deceased Worthy Master, P. D. Dor
den, Of Mississippi, who died in July
last. The standing committees were
then announced.
The eighth annual convention OF the
Farmers Congress OF the United States
also met in this city.
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FIRST IN THREE MONTHS.
A Train Load of Passengers Leaves Jack
Sauvllle, Flarlda-A Peculiar Case.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 15.-For the
first time in nearly three months train
ioad OF passengers left here yesterday
morning for the cities of the North, via.
Macon, Ga. The passengers were locked
in the car and not allowed to leayeit un-
til they reached Macon. The party was
got up by Mr.. @. B. Rogers, and consists
OF seventeen persons. A negro was
taken suddenly i'll yesterday afternoon
at South Jacksonville. Drs. Burroughs
and Kenworthy were called and found
him with high temperature and every
symptom offever. He continued to grow
worse through the night, and yesterday
morning his death was considered i'm
minent. The peculiar feature ofthe case
was the constant rise in the patients
temperature. At 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon hisauxiliary temperature was
1l0 degrees. AT o'clock he died. The
temperature is the highest yet recorded
in case OF yellow fever during the epi-
demic. A autopsy was ordered, and DIR.
Gibier, the.fanous Paris scientist, con-
Quoted the examination. The condition
OF the kidneys and intcstines plainly
showed q typical case Of fever. DR..
Gibier secured some OF the intestine
fluids, and will search them for the exis-
tence of yellow fever germs or microbes.
The Board Of Health has apportioned
the town OF Jacksonville into medical
diufrctl
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New York's Otiicini Vote.

NEW YoRK, Nov 15.-The official count
Of the vote for presidential electors has
been completed in forty.flve out Of sixty
counties of this State. Official figures
from these forty-tive counties vary but
slightly from the county estimates sent
out by the Associated Press election
night and the day following. The ofli-
cial vote from these counties and relia-
BILE estimates from the remaining fifteen
show that the plurality for the Harrison
electors will be about 1900.
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Los ANGELES, CAL, Nov. 15.-Fritz
Anschlag, the German who was to have
been executed Friday for the murder Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock at the Garden
Grove, in January last, and who, in q
statement made q few days ago, also
confessed to the killing OF Julius Feugh,
neighbor, in Butte county, in 1885,
both OF which crimes were committed
ayowedly for the purpose of securing
their landed property or money, com
mitted suicide last night by taking
stryChnine. He died ut 1880 this
morning.
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They were There, all tho Same.

Messrs. +. P. Jepson aud Lew steen-
rod caused it to be published yesterday
that they were not out Of town Tuesday
night or Wednesday morning. A num-
ber OF witnesses saw them get on the
train and leave, aud one gentleman went
down on the same train. They went to
Moundsville. Why they deny it is u
mystery. The San, the Moundsville
Democratic organ, says:
Frank p. Jepson and Lew Steenrod,
ofWheeling, were here in the interest OF
John O. Pendieton, OH the recount Of
the Nntn