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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22
GENERAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Items About Happenings in the FactOrie
of this City and Vicinity.

Items About Happenings in the Factories
ofthis City and Vicinity.
The Bellaire Bottle Company Is on full
and everything Is running smoothly.
Everything Is booming at the Bellaire
nail works, steel plant and blast furnace.
The Bellaire Stamping Company Is on
full, and making some large shipments
OF glass oil cans in tin jaCketsto all points
East,
The upper works Of the Bellaire Ian.
tern Globe Company Is being put In
readiness to start up Monday, SepteHl.
Der 9.
The sheet bar mill at tho Etna has
been working at night for the past week
on account oil shortage Of gus during
the day.
The Central glass works, which went
on full Monday, was forced TO close
down, in part, Tuesday, by the breaking
Of couple Of pots.
The Joseph Bell Stove Company con.
tinues 10 run with a iulliorce. Trade Il
reported good, considering that the sea,
son is not yet far advanced.
The Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Lake Erie
Coal Company will by this time next
year, 1t is said, have a thousand miners
at work In their mines along tho line oil
the Wheeling 4 Lake Eric road.
The Acme glass works, at steuben.
villo, have now nearly 100 shops on, and
will soon have the factory running Ia
the full capacity, which will make II
nearly twice the largest OF any in the
counlry.
The Top mill blast furnace has re.
sumed operations again after being coked
down for q few days. In the pudding
mill the work OF tearing down prepare
tory 10 building the sheet mills which
the company expects to have in opera
ton soon, has commenced.
On account OF the absence Of Manager
Albert Rodeier, who Is In Cleveland al
the bedside Of his wife, who is q patient
In one Of the hospitals there, tie Ma
tlonal glass works, al Bellalre, did moi
start up yesterday, rB II waB ANNOUNCED
they would. They will, however, bt
started to-day, probably, t...
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HUNS IN TuE FAMILY.
rhe Third One OF Gov Iowry's Children tC
Elope-A Romantic " tddlpg.

rhe Third One OF Gov Iowry's Children to
Elope-A RomantiC,w tddlng.
JACKSON, MISS, August 2l.-A roman.
tic ceremony was performed here Mon.
day night by Rev. Frank Hallam, Of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, the con-
tructing parties being DR.. Robert Lowry,
OF Canton, aud Miss Mary T. Foote, OF
Oakland, California. Miss Foote, who
is a daughter Of Henry S. G. FoOte, ono
OF the California State Supreme Court
Commissioners, and formerly citizen
OF Mississippi, was visiting in Canton,
where she met young Lowry, son OF
Governor Lowry, and a practiciug ply
sician OF that city. An attachment
sprang up between the two, and it Is
supposed that on account Of the youth
OF the lady her relatives objected, hence
the elopement TO jackson. Gov. Lowry
has eleven children, nine Of whom are
married. One OF his daughters and two
Of his boys eloped. ~ y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22
TIE BEnRING SEA TROUBLES.
The Story as Told by tho Commander of tho
nusll,

Rush,
vIcToRlA, B. o., August 2l.-Yester-
day afternoon the steamer olympian
brought from Port Townsend Captain
Alger, Of the American schooner Allie
L. Alger and one Of his hunters. Both
fresh from Behring Sea, said they
brought news Of Importance with them.
The Captain was interviewed immedi-
ately on arrival and said: ION the Both
OF June we were in Behring Sea, las nearly
as we can Judge, about fifty miles west
OF Paul, when we sighted thee cutter Rush
steaming up to us on our quarters. We
at once hove 10 Some minutes alter.
wards boat put of from the Rush aud
Lieutenant Tuttle boarded her. He
asked for my papers, which | at once
handed him, and after perusing them he
proceeded with two men 10 search the
ship. He did not find anything, how.
ever, though that Is not to say there
was nothing TO find on board. After
coming up out OF the shold when he had
finished searching the ship / said to
him: We'll, what luck have you he'd
In the searchP' Hhes said: 'l'll tell you.
"'On the 1lth Of July We captured
the Black Diamond and dispatched her
to Sitka with a man on board 10 take
charge OF her. On the 23rd Of July we
sighed the schooner Minnie. Her own.
or, Captain jacobson, was aboard at the
time and she had S43 seals. We took
possession Of her, and dispatched her TO
Sitka also. On the Goth Of July, we bore
down on the Pathfinder and found 800
seal skins aboard OF her. We put an.
other man aboard her and ordered her
OF to Sitka, as well. Last week we
boarded both the Ariel and the Theresa
They also had some skins aboard but We
lot them 60 as they had been too long
there, but ordered them Off the sea-
"After telling me this the Lieutenant
told me had better get out Of tue sea at
once and was then pulled aboard the
steamer which headed for the cast. We
then set sail for tho south and arrived
Monday at Neah Bay. ! then left my
schooner there and came up from Cape
Flattery 10 Port Townsend, caught
The 0lympian and Just reached Victoria
My schooner will, expect, 10 on the
road 10 Seattle now. ! leave here on
tho olympian to-day 10 reioin her"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22
A PEARPpEi1lMk
A Texas Man Describes n Thrilling Font
Performed by tho lightning.

A Texas Man Describes n Thrilling Fent
Performed by the Lightning.
DENIsoN, TEX, August t21,-J, O, Aber-
nathy, who resides east Of Dcnison, had
a thrilling experience at his house
Monday night during a severe storm,
~ had Just returned from the funeral OF
little child" he sayS, "when the
storm came up. The rain came down In
torrents and the lightning was appalling.
There are three cedar trees In the front
yard near tho house. The largest one
was struck by lightning when a ball Of
fire seemed TO dance before the window.
The lightning went from the tree 10 the
top Of the roof and ripped up the
shingles. II then descended 10 the
ceiling In the front room aud tore the
clock into pieces. Standing near the
clock was a sewing machine. The light
ming melted the large wheel and the
fluid went through the floor burning a
large hole. Mrs. Sheriff. who was Sit.
ting In another room was prostrated by
the shock. II was all done In second
and was the most thrilling experience
OF my liie."
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A GREAT OCEAN RACE.


-Four Great Steamship saii-Tho Interest
Taken In tho Contest.
NEw Yonx, August 2l.-Within the
memory OF the oldest steamship men
there has never been SO much interest
taken in mid.August sailing day as
was manifested when the feet OF four
big steamships left port early this after.
noon. There certainly never were so
many passengers at All August sailing
before.
The big racers, Teutonic, OF the White
Star Line; City Of New York, OF the
lNman Lipej Saale, OF the North Ger
man Lloyd, and City Of Rome, OF the
Anchor Line, all had fair number oi
saloon passengers and all were eagerly
discussing the merits Of the several YES.
sells. OF course the TeutoniC aud City
OF New York were favorites, for the
great race eastward TO Queenstown lies
between them. Numerous bets were
made before the departure OF the two
races which will be,settled at Liverpool.
The odds slightly favored the Teutonic.
The City OF New York, City OF Rome
and the TeutoniC passed down the river
within half an hour OF each other, In
the order named.
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Major Frost is the captain OF sixteen
Massachusetts milltiamen, and competed
at long range rifle shooting with various
military organizations OF England and fol
the international trophy at Wimble,
don, The men are fne specimens oil
the American citizen soldlery and all
crack shots.
james 7, Frost, captain OF the team, Ia
assistant inspector general Of rifle prac.
tlce Of the Second Brigade, NJ, v, NJ, an
office he has held nearly twoyear He
is an expert rifle shot, aud during the
tim0 when hG was In the cavalry branch
Of the Massachusetts soldiery won all
the matches in which he took part. His
performances with the Carbine ut mid
range have never been eQualled in this
country. Anything like q list OF his
trlumphs with the carbine and rifle
would be tedious. He Is a member ol
the National Rifle Association OF Ameri.
ca. The Captain ofthe American team
is SO years old, and has been under mill.
tary training nearly fourteen years.
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THE INDIANS SIGNING.


AdVlCes EnCouraglnG-Tlie Hostile Bands
Weakening.
BRAiNARD, MINI, August 2l.-Ad-
vices from the Leech Lake Indian Res
ervation are now more encouraging for
the commissions success. The hostile
band was brought under control satur-
day, aud after the councils and religious
services Sunday the opposition weak
ened, and II was agreed to let those who
wished to sign the treaty. After an
other council Monday the signing began,
and was progressing favora6ly when the
messenger left The reservation. There
had been some serious personal encoun-
ters among the. Indians, and one brave
was reported killed. II the Leech Lake
Indians sign, as now seems likely, all
other tribes are very certain 10 follow,
and open up to settlement all the Min
nesota aud Wisconsin reservations.
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ATlRILLlNG BXPRRIENCB.
Three Ladies' Lost on Mount Hood in Ore
ron, and Among WolYos nnd pnnlhers.

Three Ladies' Lost on Mount Hood in Ore.
goH, aud Among Wolves and Pnuthsrs.
PORTLAND, ORE, August 9l,-Three
Portland ladies, Mrs. George Bouar,
Mrs. Frank Morgan and Miss sallie
wiberg, had a thrilling experience on
Mount Hood the other day, They be.
came separated from the party that
made the ascent q few days ago aAd
spent the greater part Of the dteary
night on barren rock 10000 feet above
the sea. A party consisting Ofthree men
and six ladies' began the ascent at 10
o'clock In the morning and In the face OF
storm and cold wind reached the sum
init after climb ol six hours. The de-
scent was made by seven o'clock In the
evening, and when noses were counted
three ladies were found to be missing.
The alarm was given among tho hum
dreds Of campers on the prairie at the
base Of the mountain, aud fifty men
armed with guns and lanterns started
out to search for the lost ones. All night
the search was kept up. Several signal
guns were fired from the eastern slope
OF the mountain near White River,
where one section OF the searching
party found the women on large stone
aud huddled together to keep warm.
The ladies' said, when found, they had
become separated from the party, and
they wandered about for hours In the
hope OF finding the right road to the
base. While doing so they frequently
heard the screams Of pantllers aud the
howls Of wolves. Fearing attack they
sought a place on the top Of the rock
where they were found, Miss Wiberg
held their long alpenstock with a sharp.
ened iron bolt In one hand, their only
weapon, and several times when wolves
and panthers were growing about the
base OF the rock on which they were
perChed, she made ready To use II in de.
tense Of their lives. Signals were fired
to collect the rest Of The searchcrs, and
the whole party marched down the
mountain firing guns and shouting
for ioy.
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A Ctclnnr in Ninlna,

WINTHROP, ME, August 2l.-A cy-
clone Of thirty minutes duration passed
over Winthrop yesterday afternoon. The
sky was obsCured by dense black clouds
which hung very low. Rain fell in tor
rents aud the wind blew q gale aCCom-
panied by very heavy thundef. Corn
and other crops were seriously jured.
Barrels Of apples were blown from trees
In orchards aud q number Of trees were
prostrated by the gale. Nothing Of the
kind has been experienced here before,
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VOLUME XXXYII--NUMBER sl2.

unassuming. His early days, after leav'
ing st, Mary's College, having been spent
In the society Of the great men and wo,
men Of the day, he is q man Of excellent
culture and splendid accomplishments,
Some OF his warmest and most intimate
friends are among the foremost business
and professional men OF Washington
and Baltimore, He is charming con-
yersationalist, OF wonderful eloquenCe
and power. BY nature q perfect actor,
who understands and can enter into the
soul OF the characters, with his recita'
tions from Shakespeare he can hold one
spellbound for hours, Possessing a re-
markably clear memory, and ane COM
mand OF Language, his rare fund OF b.
ography, history and aneCdote Is made
exceedingly interesting to an apprecia'
tive mind, J,n,
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GREAT FIRE IN ALLEGHENY,
A Gasoline Explosion Causes a $500, 900
Loss at q RslneFy,

PITTsBuRaH, August 2l,-The explo
sion OF a gasoline still caused destruc.
tive are in Allegheny this morning, Al
about 8 o'clock the oil refinery OF A, D,
Miller & Son, at the corner Of Washing,
ton and Preble avenues, took Gre, and
in a short time the entire square taken
up by the refinery was ablaze.
A general alarm was sent In and the
engines were very soon throwing 10 or l9
streams on the burning oil tanks, The
fire started in the water white oil tank
at the south end Of the works and
ignited the two other tanks, An Inn
mense blaze was sent up and from a
distance II looked as II the entire lower
end ol Allegheny was on Gre, The re-
finery was quickly consumed,
There was $4,000 insurance on Mil,
ler's refnes, The loss will not exceed
$4,000 The bones Of human being,
supposed 10 be that OF missing en-
gineer, were found in the ruins,
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CAUSED A SENSATION.


A Serious Oversight In the Constitution Of
North Dakota.
GRAND FORKS, OAK, August ala
sensation was produced here yesterday
when two lawyers discovered a serious
difference between the constitution and
the enabling act passed by Congress. All
State institutions were located in the
constitution, and the public lands grant
ed by Congress were divided. Lawyers
find that Congress specifics that the
Legislature shall locate the institutions
and divide the lands. Unless the con.
stitution Is voted down II Is quite prob
able that North Dakota will not receive
the lands from the Federal Government.
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Prominent Ilallrond Men In Town.

General NJ. D. Woodiord, Vico presl.
dent OF the Wheeling 4 Lake Eric rail.
way, and President Of tho Cincinnati,
Hamilton 4 Dayton road, accompanied
by o. A. Wilson, Chief Engineer OF the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie, A. W. Shipman,
OF Detroit, A. 9. Blair and con, Of To-
ledo, and ". Il. Woodiord, oi Toledo,
are at the Hotel Windsor, These gen.
tlemen arrived In tic city At 10 o'clock
last night, alter a trip down over tho
Wheeling d Lake Erie's extension from
BowefBton 10 Portland station. They
leave al . o'clock this morning for To
ledo over the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh.
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MIR ATKINSON Is RIGHT.
,Hl,vlsws Concerning the Proposed wot

msvlsws Concerning the Proposed Worlds
Fair In 1909.
NV YoRx, August 2l.-Mr. Charles
s. Smith, President OF The Chamber OIL
Commerce, received to-day long letter
from Edward Atkinson, Of Boston, the
eminent writer on Political Economy,
embodying his views upon the worlds
fair. Mr.. Atkinson deprecates the hold
ing Of such 0 fair alone for the purpose
Of advertising wares and goods Of exhibi'
tors, and recommends that the motive
Of the 1902 fair should be the exhibition
Of progress In human affairs In ioui
hundred years,
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soNoNA, CAL, August2l,-A fire broke
out here at II o'clock last night in sa,
loon. A large portion OF the business
part. Of the town has already been
burned. The Bank, Masonic Hall, a
butcher shop, Estes saloon, Fleming's
real estate Office, Gardner's barn and
stables and many other buildings have
been burned. The FIRE Is now under
control. It Is impossible as yet to esti.
mate the loss, During the progress OF
the FIRE F. Duhring, q prominent mer.
chant, dropped dead from excitement.
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The Comet base ball club, of Bellaire,
has arranged to come here Saturday and
play game OH the Island with the
ShamroCks.
VIII White, the well known base
ballist, Of Dellaire, who has been play
irg with the Denver, COL, club nearly
all this season, has been making n very
good record.
The Canton club has arranged 10 play
exhibition games with the Mckeespoft
club, on the latter's grounds, tomorrow
and Saturday. They will then return
here, and on Sunday play postponed
championship game with Wheeling at
Island Park. Tho indications are that
this Sunday game will draw well.
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srRAsBuRo, August Sl.--Aiterthe mil.
itary tattoo last evening crowds assem-.
bled at the palace and Cheerod lusdly In
honor Of the Emperor and Empress Of
Germany. The imperial visitors ap.
peared on the balcony and bowed their
Acknowledgements 10 the multitude.
To-day the Kaiser and HE Consorts al.
tended a military parade, the crowds
again greeting their appearance with the
watmeBt demonstrations. The Emperor
personally requested the HurgomaSter 10
thank the people for the splendid reCep'
tlon accorded him.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 81, The
British bark onaway, which sailed from
thiS port June Stor Bilbao with a crew
Of llitAen men and 124,234 gallons oi
crude petroleum, valued at &, ,TS8, ID be.
lieved 10 have been lost, % nothing has
beet heard Of her since she passed out
the Delaware CApeB. The CaptAln'a wife
and two children accompanied him.
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DEhSE, August 9i.-The anarchist
manifesto, put In circulation here on
the 10th, which violently attacked the
BundeStath, appears 10 have originated
Ia France, Copies were forwarded 10
NJ. RuChonnel, Minister Of Justice and
Police, and 70 other members Of the
Ministry. Two arrests have already
been made In connection with the affair.
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sllOl AT Ills DOOR.
Richard Hanlon Killed by one of his Board.
ers IN n Quarrel.

Richard Hanlon Killed by one OF his board.
Srs inn Quarrel.
NEw YoRx, August 9l.-RiChard Han
Ion, who Of late years has been a well
known figure at the French pool rooms
at Coney Island race track, where he
kept the crowd in line, was shot and
probably mortally wounded this morn.
Ing on the sidewalk in front Of his resi-
denCe, 322 West Forty.seCond street.
John MCCue, a boarder In the house,
shot him. He was arrested, On Sum
day Hanlon, with whom he was board.
Ing, ordered him ont OF the house, but
MCCue refused togo. This morning at
half past one o'clock they met ut the
stoop. Hanlon ordered him away.
MCCue turned with an Oatll 10 his rOom-
mate, who was with him, and demanded
q pistol. "Givo II to me and III kill
tho --" MCCue's companion OBJ
iecLed. There was a short struggle be-
tween the men but McCue got tho wGa-
pom. Hanlon's daughter, wllo had come
10 the door, called out, Lookout, faith.
er" but almost before the words died on
her lips there was a flash and Hnnlon
foil OH the ilags shot through the left
side. A policeman arrested MCCuU with
tho revolver still IN his hand. MCCue
said that Hanlon had threatened 10 kill
him and that the shooting was In self
defense.
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TIE ROAD no BRAxTON,

Weston Full OF Contractors Making bids.
senator Camden ID Town.
Special Dipdteh 10 the aieilt0tNetr.
WRSroS, W. VA August 2l.-For the
past few days this town has been alive
with railroad contractors from all parts
otthc country, They are here to bid on
tho new road to Braxton y. Ii, Of
which 20 miles was awarded to-day TO
Stanley 4 oldS, Of Ohio. This com.
plotcs IL 10 Burnsvllle. Tho work 10 10
be commenced Al once aud finished by
the lst Of April. AT what figure II wal
lot could not DO learned.
Senator Camden arrived on tho early
train and spent the day.
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1,illnn.,rn.Ih ilnnni,1h nnL.

Los ASuELEs, oAL,, August ALA
fight To- finish, Marquis Of QueenSberry
rules, for a purse Of 81 800, took place at
the Southern California Athletic Club
last night, between Joe Ellingsworh, Of
New York, and Denny Kellehef, ol BoS.
ion. Elllngswotth was knocked out In
the iOtty.thltd round by q blow on the
hnnk.
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1nlnrnnl lLry1nIlu ArpOlhLmsnll.

yAsillsotgS, D. D, August 81. The
following appointments have been made
In tho HoyenuO service, William =,
FousI, Stote.keeper and gapgef, twenty.
third penneylyaniat John W. Conner
and v, W, Killle, gAugeE, West Virginia
William 4. Barclay, alQte-keepet and
GauVer ililt TSnhs6SeS lIeeuhSf Highly,
gAuger, Nebfa8ka,
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RAYRNSMOup FAIR


Noh Atbtuutu hHu ~ huVu AAAhlpihVut
Interesting IaoeS.
Special Dilpdteh 10 he IaielliCeaesr.
RAvENswooD, W. Va, August 2l.-
There was a large crowd at the fair to.
day and everything looks favorable for
an immense crowd Of people during the
last two days. Floral hall is in elegant
shape, and there Is a fine display Of
stock. AT the races to-day tho half
mile country trot was won by Wilkes
tino /. 1914 Halt mile dash running race
8 best In 5, won by Wettie HCgley; time
54. second, by Prudence. The races
for tomorrow are: Cart race, mile
heats, 8 In s; trotting, 2:40 class, mile
heats, 8 best In 8; Jackson county run.
ming race, half mile heats, 8 best In 81
district trot, mile heats, 8 best In 3.
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i,on tpitu, A,.lsu,.

REAbiSo, Pa August Ul..-1aIs this
afternoon the Keystone furnace, which
operates two large furnaces here with a
capacity oi $50 tons per week, made an
assignment for the heneat Of their cred.
itors. Assets ts00,0O0i liabilities $780,.
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pAnKnRsnuRu, W, VA, August Gi,--
John Gilallau, formerly a wealthy oil
spOCulalot, was stricken with paralysis
Of the brain Sunday and died this even.
Ing al his home on Ann itreet, Az the
close Of tho war he was wealthy and In.
flu0ntlal, but had declined Ia recent
V1nfH.
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SHOT DY A DRUNKEN MAN,
A Leading Contractor oI plttAburSh Fatally
Wounded In Ills Once,

i't4TsnuRon, Pa August gl.-John T.
hatcher, one Of the largest painting con.
tractors in tho city, was fatally shot this
afternoon by Benz. Lee, a jOurneyman
painter. The ARRAY took pIace In Nat.
ChVf's office, on Second avenue. Les
was Intoxicated aud asked hatcher 10
glyo him work. The latter told him 10
come around when ho was sober and he
would talk business with him, Lee
then pulled revolver and shot hatcher
three times, one ball seVetlhg the spinal
cord. The wounded man IA still living,
put viii hardly recover. Ills assailaht
ID under arrest,