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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-06
THE N. B. CONFERENCE.
Eloquent Sermons Preached at
Weston.
BISHOP FOSS' GREAT SERMON.
Dedication of tho Con ference Semi.
nary at Buckhnnnon-lntcrcst.
Ing Ceremonies Thousands
OF People In Attendance.

Special DitpGieh 10 he latelli9Retr.
WESTON, W. Va, Oct. 5.-Not for
many years have tho inhabitants OF this
place had The opportunity and privilege
OF hearing in their own pretty town such
distinguished divine and pulpit orator
as they had to-day, in the person ol
Bishop O. D. Fos', DID,, LID. The
morning was unpropitions as II gentle
rain came doyn almost increasingly. It
was near noon before the sun struggled
through the clouds and made the day
bright and CHEEKY, but notwithstanding
the dullness Of the morning and the rain
the people embraced this rare opportun.
ity Of attending divine worship. The
early prayer meeting was opened at G n.
m. and was led by Rev. J. EnGle. From
80 to Is persons attended this early ser.
vice. At 8 o'clock the conference love
feast was opened and conducted by Rev.
q. ii. Lakin and waa enjoyed by very
large audience Of both ministers and
laymen. by 1850, the hour OF preach.
ing, every available seat was taken and
every foot OF standing room was occupied
and the vast crowd throDged tho vesti.
buie and the side walk in front OF the
church.
After the choir sang one Of their
choice selections, Dr.. W. Il. White made
the opening prayer. After prayer and
the singing OF another hymn the Bishop
announced his text-Hebrews xi. /:
snow faith is the substance OF things
hoped for; the evidence Of things not
geen."
The Bishop said his sermon was u
new one, the thoughts being recently
born while riding across the prairies OF
the West, and long before he was done
preaching his hearers a!l agreed with
him that il was just from the factory. l.
was keen and short, and glistened and
sparkled as the speaker unfolded
thought after thought, until hisNhearers
were enraptured with its beauty, thought
and power.
At 3 p. IN. an ordination service was
held and the Bishop ordained quite
number to the office OF deacon and
elder.
At7:SO p. m. Rev. DR.. Hite preached
m able sermon TO crowded house from
First Corinthians, ii, 2-"For l de-
termined not to know anything among
you save Jesus Christ and Him cruci-
fed" The sermon was full OF thought
and nnwer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-06
TWO NEW CORPORATIONS,
Which will Assist In the Development of
West Virginia.

Which will Assist In the Development OF
West virginia. -..
Tho Rich Patch Iron Mining Compa.
ny has been incorporated for buying and
selling mineral and timber land, for
transacting general mining business
and to erect furnaces for the manufac.
ture OF iron and for buying and selling
ores, coal and coke. The Office of the
company is to be at White Sulphur
Springs. Paid up capital 100000 with
the privilege OF increasing to 81. 100000
The stock is held by W. ". Hamilton,
Thomas J. Wilson, R. G.. James and
John DoHovon OF Clifton Forge and J.
D. Prescott, OF Boston. Mr.. Hamilton
holds $500 shares, the others so each.
The Blue Ridge Manganese Company
has been incorporated by Secretary OF
State Ohley for the purpose OF purchas-
ing, leasing and holding real estate in
Virginia and West Virginia; prospect,
| ing for and boring and mining for coal
iron ore, manganese, eald, lead, oil and
other minerals and metals, and for al,
products OF the earth, including gas and
for the purpose Of laying OF a town at OF
near the works OF the company, and sell
ing lots in the same; and for manuiac
turing and selling all such natural pro,
ducts in their crude and refined state
and generally for carrying on a genera
mining and manufacturing business
The principal office OF the company will
be kept Mt Charleston. Capital, $1,000
paid in, $3.50; with the privilege OF in
creasing to $4,000. Shares are $50 each
eight of which are held by each Of the
following: WA. Wilson, George O.
Chiffon, J. E. Chiffon and W. E. Chill.
ton, Of Charleston, and LA. Wilson, O.
| Point Pleasant. .
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. EMPEROR WILLIAM CONFIDENT
That lie Will be Able to Solve tho Social
Problem.

That lie Will be Able to Solve tho Social
Problem.
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-The lapse of the anti.
Socialist laws has led to renewal OF the
discussion regarding Emperor Williams
attitude toward the social question. The
Cologne Ga:clte repeats that tho Emperor
and all Of his ministers, with the excep.
ton of Bismarck, desired the continu.
ance OF the special act, and were ready
to accept permanent act in the form
offered by the National Liberals, namely,
without the power OF expulsion, but
Bismarck disagreed, and the Reichstag
was in consequence dissolved.
The Emperor himself, says the Gazette,
would never voluntarily have dispensed
with the act. This statement is in the
main correct, except that the Kaiser was
opposed to any modification OF the laws
if retained. At the same time he views
the death OF the laws without regret,
confident that his ability to solve the
social problem without them by means
Of remedial legislation, depriving the
party Of discomfort aud of their most
serious grievances.
Meetings Of Socialists in celebration OF
the event have been held. The tone OF
most Of the meetings was one OF exulta.
ton, but all were perfectly orderly. A
great meeting Of Socialists was held at
the BocEbrauerel. The men present ap.
peared to belong to the intelligent work.
ing classes. They were accompanied by
their wives and families, All were well
clothed and had the appearance OF being
amply fed, aud all carried some kind OF
a red symbol. Had it not been for these
the meeting might have been taken for
an ordinary election meeting OF a work
ing constituency. After a speech by
Herr Bebel several women addressed the
meeting. A aheet entitled Farewell to
the Socialist Law" explaining how
Christianity might have been destroyed
in its inception il the Jewish aud Roman
authorities had only initiated the Rus
sian police and dissolved every meeting
Of its founders, met with large sale.
Herr Bcbel declared in an interview
that his party would meet the Govern.
ment's remedial bills on their merits.
Where the clauses appeared to be bene.
fetal to the workmen the Socialists
would support them, otherwise they
would oppose them.
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A BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT.
Blood From the Stnrt-Tommy Ryan
KNOCKS Out Con DOyle,

Blood From the Stnrt-Tommy Ryan
knocks Out Con Doyle.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-One OF the mcst
brutal fstic encounters on record took
place this morning in . barn near
Shelby, Ind, small town about sev-
enty-tiye miles from Chicago. The con-
testants were Tommy Ryan, OF Grand
Rapids, lightweight champion OF Mich.
igan, and Con Doyle, local pugilist OF
Chicago. The fight was for a purse OF
$500, 10 finish with two ounce gloves,
Marquis OF Queensberry rules. Ryan
stripped ut 1877 pounds, while Doyle
weighed at 1856.
Time was called at 4:O5 o'clock. The
battle, which lasted twenty-seven
rounds, was for blood from the start.
Ryan was evidently tho more scientific
OF tho two, managing to avoid Doyle's
heavy leit-handera, and in turn ham,
mering Doyle's face and body almost
into mince meat.
Before time was called in the twenty.
eighth round, Doyle, whose eyes were
nearly closed, jumped from his seat,
staggered toward Ryan's corner almost
crazed, wanting to fight it out in rough
and tumble style.
Gilmore, Doyle's second, then threw
up the sponge and Ryan was declared
the winner. The mill lasted one hour
and thirty.fve minutes.
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"The Two Johns"

AT the Wheeling Opera House to.
morrow evening ]. G. Stewart's Comedy
Company will present that well.known
farce comedy, 1.-THE Two john" that
has always heen received wherever seen
with roars of'laughter. The troubles OF
Peer and Philip, the 1.-TWO Johns, af.
ford some Of the funniest bits Of acting
ever seen. The resemblance OF each to
the other, and the entanglements and
ludicrous situations that follow, are ol
the most comical character. The play
possesses many distinctive features
which have marked It's success for the
past eight years. This season several new
and original specialties have been added
and the company in the caste ia said L
excel that OF any former year.
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ORDERED Ills OWN COFFIN.
Peculiar Busiuess Letter Written by n SUI
eide Just Before Death, ~

Peculiar Business Letter Written by n Sui
eide Just Before Death.
LONDON, Oct. John Bowden, who
committed suicide in London on Thurs.
day, had one anxiety on his mind at the
time he died. He was afraid the coffin
would not be Of that superior quality
that his position entitled him to. So
much did it worry him that he went 10
tine undertakers and dropped the follow
ing letter into the letter box:
GEsTLEMEN.-I write for you to come
to No. S6 Abbey street to make me a
good strong elm polished coffin, with
brass nails. I have sent you the key 10
the front door. 10 avoid taking my body
to the mortuary my nephew will furnish
YOU with the papers and pay all ex.
penses. Make the box as soon as you
can. JOHN BowDEN.
Then he hurried home, and when the
undertaken and police came they found
John hanging to nail behind the door
as dead as tho projection to which he
was appended.
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WITH LOCKED DU0llS.
The Democrats of Preston County Nom
innte q Mixed Ticket.

The Democrats of Preston County Nom
innte n Mixed Ticket.
Special Dispdtth 10 the Inlt!ligenctr.
KlSGwooD, W. Va, Oct 5.-The Dem.
ocratic county convention at Terra Alta
yesterday was grand farce. They had
a meeting without parallel in the par.
TVS history, the doors were locked, and
they went into executive session. Hair.
pulling, wirc.pulling and everything but
harmony was the order OF the conven.
ton. They threw overheard good
Democrat and nominated n straight Re.
publican for County Clerk. For Circuit
Clerk they indorsed an Independent
Democrat, L. P. White. For the Legs.
htufe Colonel Martin and John w.
Guzman will lead the iorlorn hope. In
the beginning OF the campaign ]. Mon.
roc announced himself Ms IN Indpend.
ent candidate for tho oilice OF County
Clerk. The convention yesterday simply
slapped Mr.. Monroe in the mouth and
side.tracked him and nominated Charles
Jessop, member OF tho Republican
Executive Committee, for the Clerk
ship. Mr.. Jessop Is the sgcnt Of the
Austin Coke Company, and they think
he will be strong candidate.
After tho secret session William L.
Wilson addressed the crowd upon the
tariff, advocating the Golden Club and
free trade ideas.
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A NOVEL WEDDING.

It Took Three Minutes md tho Trnin
Waited on the Couple.
Special Dispatch TO the Lntellt1eqccr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. 5.-Will L.
Robinson, postmaster and editor OF the
Beallsyille Telegram, and Miss Lou Jci-
ferey, Of East Bethlehem, took train at
West Brownsville yesterday, and con-
trived to get married while on the road
en- route TO Pittsburgh. When the train
stopped at Monongahela the couple step
ped upon the platform and a minister
who had been summoned by telegram
and who was waiting at the station, per.
formed the ceremony without wasting
any time. The train stopped at 5:l4 p.
H., and was again on its way at 5:2l p.
m., the ceremony occupying just three
minutes. A brass band played n we'd
ding march as the pair stepped from the
train.
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ROME, GA, Oct, 5.-This place is in
q highly excited state over the develop
mcnts in the case Of Mrs. Wimple, who
it was discovered yesterday, had beer
poisoned by her friend and neighbor
Mrs. Doss Mckee. The efforts TO re-
lieye Mrs. Wimple were unsuccessful
and she died this afternoon. Mrs. Nc.
Nee is still at large, but tho officers are
making vigorous search for her. She
lsa young and attractive woman, twenty.
five years OF age.
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Victory for the Operators.

TERRE HAUrE, ,ISD., Oct. 5.-As result
OF the conference between President
Mackey, Of the Evansville & Terre
Haute railway, and his men there will
be general increase Of from $40 to SIS
per month to telegraph operators, while
assistant operators will be placed at
several stations, which will tighten their
work. The office clerks were also given
an increase Of pay, and no operators
will receive less than $40 per month.
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bourbon Opposition to Education

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 5.-The ques.
ton Of public education will absorb the
attention OF the constitutional conven.
ton for the best part OF the coming
week. Mississippi expended last year
for school purposes the sum OF Sl,ll7,.
Ill. OF this amount there was paid in
salaries to white teachers $3.50, 400; 10
colored teachers S34l 900.
1t is now sought by delegates repre-
senting the countiea to increRse the
amount contributed by the State 100000
to 500, 900, and they are met by deter
mined opposition on the part OF the del.
egates who say this will mean increased
taxation. t.-.,
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WILL. LET THE NATTER DROP.
Lust Act Of tho Famous Psntlleton. Cullen
-r. Society Drama.


FoHr WORTH, TEX, Oct. 5.-Yesterday
the last chapter in the world-iamous
Pendleton. Cullen scandal was enacted.
In the County Clerks Office at Fort
Worth were filed two deeds. both signed
by ex.Mayor W. A. Pcndlelon, convey.
ing to his wife all his property in aud
near Fort Worth, including the home
stead and 1900 acres Of land near Lam
pasas.
The documents stipulated that Mr..
Pendleton shall pay all Indebtedness Of
Mrs. Pendleton, and it is especially
understood that Mr.. Pcndleton's nc.
count rs law practitioner, his stock in
the Commercial Club, his interest in the
Surf electric hotel annunciator was not
conveyed. Judge Beckham granted Mrs.
pcndlcton divorce from her husband
and gave the custody OF the children to
Mrs. pendletou. Whether Pendleton
will resume his relations with Annie
Cullen is an unknown question. The
Fort Worth people are inclined to let
the whole matter drop now.
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BELLEyllLr, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-While out
nuttingyesterday afternoon, seven miles
east Of this city, on the Masoutah road,
Lorenz karius and Lorenz Mueteri
came across the aenseless bodies OF O
negro man OF seventy aud his daughter,
aged forty, with their throats cut from
ear 10 car. The woman revived sutiic'
iently 10 tell horrible story Of crime
She said that they were attacked, while
sleeping, by an unknown man, who Gu,
their throats and robbed them Of all the
nancy they had-S3. Subsequently the
man died. The woman cannot liyt
] through the night,
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business in the department OF American
railway securities Is virtually suspended
and tho main cause being The extreme
uncertainty felt regarding the influence
tof tho new tariff and silver laws on
American trade and industries. Bank.
ers md investors hold alooi from Ameri.
can. undertakings and are restricting
their loads and operations In that direc.
ton wherever possible. Ono result of
the now measures considered as sure is
large decrease in the trade between
England aud America.
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west virginia Pensions Granted

Special Dispatch to The Inituigtnrtr.
WAsnISoroS, D. O., Oct. 5.-Original-
John j.. Whitehair, Bridgeport; S. G.
Walls, Gladesmith; Jacob Jarret, Laurel
Iron Works; W. J. Burley, Moundsville; !;
Silas Cooper, GrifIithsyitlei Jonathan
McCloud, BeItram; William N. Haynes,
Young's Mills; J. r. Russell, Monti
Mary, widow OF William Dochradt,
Wheeling; Martha, mother OF james q.
franklin, Charleston.
Restoration-William E. Langberry,
Sistersville; D. W. Boyd, Wheeling.
Incresse,-Perry Outright, Queen E.
u. f. White, Bookers Mills; Samuel
Lasure, Sistersviiie; W. R. Lowe, Buck.
hnnnon Samuel Msnsing, alias Samuel
Riyple, Wheeling; George W.. Gull,
Keyser Joshua Higgs, Roblnson's Mills,
4. i. Higgins, Roblnson's Alillsi james
Il. Westhall, smithrille; John N
Wincet, Kosooth; B. H. Hildreth, Wal
lace; Nathaniel Simmons, Huntington
Frederick Carel. Charleston; d: +,
johnson, Shiloh; A. D. Cart. Forks Of
Little Sandy; William Glover. IT. Pleas
ant; Jacob A Miller, Hurricane.
Reissue-Jos. L. Simpson, Parkers
burg; William Jones, Charleston.
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Condensed TEkEGRAMs.

Edward Kerr was killed in freight
wreck near Joliet.
Birchall ia losing his nerve, and is said
to be preparing statement.
A baby hippopotamus has made its
appearance at Central Park, New York.
The reports Of gold deposits near Sara
toga, Carbon county, Wyo., arc con-
tirmed.
Sixty lepers are said to have escaped
from Noumea, France, to parts un.
known.
A big iceberg was passed by the Um.
bria in latitude 1876 north, longitude
ALA west.
1t is said now that there is not enough
money for the National Worlds Fair
Commission.
Engineer Mace lost his life in mid.
night wreck on the Northern Pacific,
near Helena, Mont.
Castioni, the Radical who shot and
killed Councillor Rossi at Ticino, was
arrested in London.
Private Frank Baker was murdered
near Fort Russell, Wyo., after gambling
with two comrades.
Pittsburgh capitalists hold much oi
the stock Of the Indiana Street Com.
pany, which will locate at Wabash, Ind.
Ex.President Cleveland will follow
President Harrison, Speaker Reed and
other Republican leaders on their West.
ern trip.
The side door OF freight car flew
open near Kewanee, ILL.,, and struck q
passenger train, severely injuring a
passenger.
Ernest RIAL, cashier for a business
house in Omaha, Neb., wos arrested as
he was going aboard the steamer Servia
to sail for Europe.
Senior Don Manuel Montuiu has been
sent by Guatemala to Washington tc
confer with the State department abou,
the Barrundia matter.
Items concerning the secret Official
actions Of the Vatican were BETRAYED by
an employe OF the Papal palace a,
Rome, who confessed on his deathbed
News has been received at Miaaeapoli,
OF the death in London of Hon. Gordon
F. Cole, OF Earlbault. He was for man,
years we'll known Republican leader
Of Minnesota.
The United States authorities har
made requisition on the Government o
Canada for tho surrender OF William
Davis and George Redpath, who hay
been committed for extradition on
charge Of larceny at Oakland, Mich.
Air ships composed almost entirely c
aluminium, 1t is said, will be made b
Chicago gentlemen to transport mail an
passengers at wonderful rate Of speed
, The Mt. Carmel Eronautic Manuiactu
} ing Company, it is reported, was cha
, tered at Springfield, ILL.,, with 5000
900 capital.
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NOT SO CONFIDENT.
Ohio Democrats Are Not noasting SO 8Iuci,
Ms They Did.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-A prominent
Democrat, who has Just returned irou
Ohio, is quoted as saying that lie did
notthink the prospects looked Gs brigh,
there for the Democrats nt this time rs
they did month ago. Instead OF elect.
ing fifteen members OF the next House,
as they had calculated upon as result
OF the gerrymander, he thought that
they. would only elect twelve. The rea.
son Tor this is, ho says, that they have
had some trouble at some of tho district
conventions which will weaken the can.
didates.
Besides, he Gays, The municipal scandal
Mt Cincinnati may hurt the Democrats
some Notwithstanding tho prompt and
vigorous action OF Governor Campbell,
and II an extra session OF the Legisla.
ture Is called Il will hurt the party a
little. As 10 the matter OF Storrs town.
sfhip being left out in the redistricting,
he says that there Is no trouble.
M'KISLEY's FIGHT.
In McKinley's district the fight will
be hard on both sides, but he thinks
that the Democrats will win, but In
Seney's district Ex-Governor Foster Ia
apt to be elected.
From ono cause and another there
will be IN unusually large number Of
new faces in the next Congress. Some
oil those who will serve their last term
at the coming session ia December re.
tire on account Gf bad health. Others,
like Ben Butterworth, OF Ohio, and
Peters, OF Kansas, 20 out because they
believe they can do better pecuniarly in
private lie.
Some retire to take positions on tho
judicial bench or TO serve in other off.
cial capacities, while in the great major.
ity OF cases the retirements have been
involuntary on the part ofthe
victims. There are about eighty cases
OF the latter class, one.third OF them be-
ing Democrats and the remainder Re-
publicanH. These figures do not, of
course, include any cases OF specnla.
tive nature, as, for instance, the posi-.
bility OF the defeat OF a nominee OF
either party in close districts, but mere.
ly those whose Congressional days have
actually been numbered.
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A CENTENAlsIAN.
Il Cotored Woman III Years Old IN Ne,

Il Cofored Woman III Years Old IN New
York.
New York, Oct. 5.-0ne OF the police
census takers has unearthed q negro
woman, who is said 10 be III years old.
Her name is Mrs. Lucy Ridley, and she
is able to be about the house, though
blind and partially deaf. Up to a few
years ago, when her memory failed her,
she was much sought after by neighbors
for her interesting "reminiscences OF
General Washington's war"
1t is believed that there are seven gen.
erations OF her descendants living, hut
her children by three husbands were
mostly scattered by the changes incident
to slave dealing in the South. She is
living with her elderly granddaughter
at 75S Greenwich street, this city.
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Valuable Race Horse Killed.

CANTON, ONO, Oct. 5.-During the
running race at the Marlboro race, Sat.
urday afternoon, Biamatk, a fine stallion,
owned by William Myers, colided with
u buggy which was being driven across
the track. The shafts OF the buggy prne.
trated the horses breast, killing him in.
stantly. Myers, who was driving, was
thrown and trampled upon. He is un.
conscious and death is expected to fol.
low. Bismark was valued at 5000.
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Special Uispdtch 10 nc INltIIlocnctr.
BELMONT, W. Va, Oct. 5.-Duncan
Oil Well No. ., on the Smith farm, was
drilled to-day and proved a duster, find
ing but three feet OF sand. This was
not expected to amount to much, as it
is OH the dry streak which runs between
the river and the Ruttencutter.
Fifty excursionists came down to-day
from SnuGsh and other river points, on
the steamer Liberty. -.
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Slept Tor ID DaIk,

LONDON, Oct. GA strange case o.
trance comes from Cannes. Nineteen
days ago n young girl named Pauline
Woigner, twenty-five years OF age, fell
asleep and since then has remained in n
comatose condition. She appears to
open her eyes very slightly twice during
the day, but takes no notice OF anyone
or OF anything that may be going On In
the room In which she lies.
She has taken no food and in conse.
quence her body has become greatly
elnaciated and the general impression
among the physicians who have been
Watching her case is that she will die
gradually Of congestion OF tho brain.
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LnMn TennIa CondGmned.

BERLIN, Oct. 5.--The clergy Of Trcves
have denounced lawn tennis rs an uu.
becoming game for German girls.
The Scllesische Eolks Zeitung says the
Government is seriously considering the
ndyisability OF readmitt;ng Russian cat.
tleto Germany.
The editor Of Mayvence TolkS Ztilung
has been arrested for ridiculing the eel.
ebration Of the battle OF Sedan and culo.
gizing Franco. 0.-