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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-19
LITTLE PROGRESS MADE,
HAyELOyED ONES IN THE FIT.
Il Sad Scene During the Funeral Services
..|.. ...aH HH. ..H1. nunhur

~ s1u seeHc Durihs the Funeral Services nt
Dunbar.
' DUNBAR, Pa, June Is.-A sad scene
was witnessed this morning in tho CatL-
olic church, during the services over
the remains Of Danny shearn, one Of
the victims OF the mine disaster.
Among the mourners were Mrs. Nc
Cteary and her daughter. The husband
OF the former and two sons are among
the entombed miners. The mother and
daughter listened in their silent suffer
ing to the story Of the calamity which
was the cause OF their own distress, un-
til the requiem rang out in doicinl
cadences, when, linked in ench others
arms, both fell to the floor. Their moans
OF distress could be heard for square
nwQv .rH." :.
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NAGkN-On Wedncsdar. Innn 10 ,ooa =.

aNo'rINon o'cIocto Wednesday. june ls, 1870 a, 1870,
year. NJ fibEt MAGEE, In his C9tn
feae'al i;om Ills lato rcslaence, No, 1oo, Ms,.ct
street, on Friday morning Al s.sn a'.,',s,.
ao,asa, 's,h mars ut 81. Alphonsus Church st
yustoek' ,a,s Friends Of the family respectfully
'"en 's 70 attend. lnte'menta at at. Calvary,
l"ellsbuEg papers please copy.l -
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! Farmer Shot In Ills ricll.

AununS, NEE, Juno 1s.-A farmer.
PANIED James Whitman was shot and
Instantly killed yesterday afternoon near
this city. Ills brother.in'law, Charles
johnson, is suspected OF the crime, and
the authpriiies nre looking for hi,p.
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Earned runs-Wheclng, s: Dayton. l. Two
base biN-Williama .. Gleualyin, Osborne,
Myers ., Zcig!cr. Home runs-Lytlc and Glen.
alvin. Sacrifice hin-GRns. Lyons, Williams,
Zeisler, Stolen bases-speidel. brewer 2. Armi
Eases on bafts-OG cupry. .: on dibgon, s
WiId Ptlches-ly, Guppy l;by Gibson,l !. Time
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Murder nntl SuicItle.

DENVER, COL, June 1S.-Aaron NJ.
Jones, aged 90 years, a pioneer OF Colo
RADIO, and one Of the best known men in
this State, shot his wife through the
heart this morning while they were
sitting at the breakfast table. He then
threatened the life Of his daughter, but
she pleaded SO hard for her lie that he
spared her. Hethcn turned the weapon
upon himself and put a bullet through
his heart. 1t is thought that he was
insane. I7.t
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BALTIMORE, Mp, June ls.-A jury in
The criminal court yesterday decided
that social clubs possess no more rights
iSsu private citixsns, and found August
Bender and Alphones Mayer, President
and Secrets:y OF the Carrolltou Club,
guilty Of selling liquors on Sunday. a
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HiE League Gnnes,

Pittsburgh, 6; Buffalo, Q. (P.L
Allegheny,3; Cleveland, O.. IN. L.)
Cleveland, 4; Chicago, 3. (P. L.l
philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, 5. IN. L.
Philadelphia, l2; New York, s. (P. L.
Cincinnati, s; Chicago, .. IN. l.
Boston, 9; New York, l. IN. L.l
Toledo, 6; St. Louis, ,. (Asso.)
Columbus, 6; Louisville, i. (Asso.)
Rochester, 10; Syracuse, 2. (Asso.)
Athletic, 6; Brooklyn, i. (Asso.)
Athletic, 0; Brooklyn, .. Second
same.)
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JAY Gould Fined.

y New YoRK, June 1S.-Jay Gould has
been fined 500 by Judge Fitzgerald in
Part II, General Sessions, for not an
swering a summons to act as a petit
Juror. 41
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Special Dispatch 10 Tie lRtt.li5encer.
AKRON, O., June lS.-Mans6eld won
to-day in a pretty contest, the Akron
boys beirg unable to hit Bishop success
fully. Conover,. OF the Texas League,
went into the box for Akron and did
good work. Score:
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LONDON, June 1s.-Ano,hcr game Of
tennis between Saunders, the Enciish
player, and Petit, the American. iool,
place to-day. Petit was defeated. liz
score being three to Saunders fonr ''''
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Gold for Europe.

NEW YopK, June Ils.-Heldelback
1ckleheimer 4 Co., order se5o,ooo and
epeyer & Co. order S25O,O0O gold for
Shipment to Europe to.moEow,
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HKl,ut 4e Thluks.

BALTIMORE, June lS,-AIr. Rose, the
chief OF the census bureau here, thinks
the present population Of Baltimore is
between 4S7, 900 and 43S, 5000.
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CoSsrANTlSorLE, June ls-.tr oonu.
9ueneo ne;n t,ea o. t9e outbreak Of cholera in
opa'n, .ne uovernmciis has established d
fram aquafsn.lhn saoai against all vessels arriving
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Youngstown Wins Agnin.

Special DisDatch to the In.eliccnctr.
YOUNGSTOWN, June lS.-The Youngs-
towns administered the third successive
defeat to Canton this afternoon, the
game being noticeable Tor brilliant play
ing OF both clubs. Score:
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Thirteen New CrSua.

MADRID, June lS.-Thi,:cen new
ca'es OF cholera were reported at Puebla
D, Rugal yesterday, 1l7E~'~",
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At MONT DE- CHANHAL.
Tho Forty-third Annual Com
mencement Yesterday
OF THIS FAMOUS ACADEMY.
Tho Musical Voices OF Girls NIingIe
with tho Music.or DcftIy.playcd
lnstrumcnts-Four Fair Grad.
uatcs Crowned.

Seven coaches were filed with pas.
sengers md many had TO stand, not n
lew on the platforms, on the special train
which left the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot
at o'clock yesterday for Mont do Chan.
tai. AS usual, on tho occasion Of tho m.
nual distribution Of premiums at this
famed institution, among those attracted
thither the ladies predominated, and
beautiful young ladies' are seldom seen
together in such numbers. Almost as
many Of the passengers were from other
places as from Wheeling, the parents
and friends Of pupils coming from dis.
tant places.
The spacious music hall OF tho Acade.
my was thronged soon after the doors
were opened, and promptly at 1880 p.
IN. tho "orchestra" OF the school struck
up the opening strains Of a march from
"Taunhauser," and the pupils filed
gracefully down the central aisle Of the
platform, bowed and took their seats on
the raised space provided.
The platform and tho stage behind
were profusely decorated with plants,
green's and flowers, giving a delicious an.
pearance OF coolness as the leaves moved
In the pure air which circulated freely
through the room.
The audience was more comfortable
than usual. 1t hns been. customary to
have the performances in the forenoon,
when the windows OF the hall are ex.
posed to The sun. Yesterday new
plan was inaugurated, the commence.
ment being held in the afternoon, aud
more cool and charming hall was never
found, in spite Of the mass Of people
in it.
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FIRST GAME.

Dayton .............."..Q 0 . s 02 Oil
Wheeiing-....... ...-.-..0 D 0 0 0 0 l.! o.
Earned runs-Dayton, 8: Wheeling. 2. Two.
base hits-SApleion. Williams. Three base
Niles md Spedel sacrifice hits-Williams,
Glcnalvin. Stolen bayc-Brewcr, Cuppy, Staple.
ton, Gco'ee2. Struck ont-By Sawyer i by Sta.
plelon2. Bases on ball-OT Sawyer l. Hit by
iMi'-by Sawyer l. Wild pitches-sawyer /;
Staplcton !. Timc-l;2l. Umpire, Hill.
lyrnyn n I1,p
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THE BISHOPS COUNSEL.

HOTEL DE CYsAScE, 1
CoSsrAST!SorLE, May I, 1890. !
From the capital Of the Ottoman EN-.
pire, from this distant land of the Turk,
l send you my congratulations on the
distinguished lionors OF graduation with
which you are to be crowned at the
hands OF your Alma Mater; and trust
my congratulations may reach you in
time for that most happy occasion.
cannot present you in person with the
insignia OF these high honors, but /
shall be with you in spirit, and bestow
them upon you through my worthy rep.
resentative, Rt. Rev. Monsiruor Sulli.
van. He is authorized to express to you,
in my name, the sentiments to which,
were l present, l would wish to give ut.
tsrancc. These sentimcnts are con.
ciselv embodied in your chosen class
motto, "Ora ac Labora"-Pray and La.
bor.
Education, like every other accom-.
plishment OF mind or body, should tend
to the glory Of the Divine Bestower,
In whatever department Of science we
seek to enrich Our minds, we find the
golden treasures Of deeper knowledpe
Of Gods unspeakable periections,
Everywhere are His wisdom, His pow.
Ter, His goodness, and other transcend.
ant attributes proclaimed. Therefore,
to the Christian student, knowledge
must ever be an incentive to love God
al! the more devotedly aud serve Him
all the more loyalty. Win you,
past and future studies have the:
effect? " They will, 60 long a,
you preserve the spirit Infused in,s
your young hearts in your con vent home
the spirit OF prayer, Thia is the bripL
sun that will d;esipate the clouds o
doubt and the mis.a OF religious indt{er
Continued on Fourth Paae.l :
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Battctics-f.unGstown, Payncaud Cody. Car
ton-Smith aud Hart,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

Eas us1T ul-tzzts. a15 De IS 80 u-ch
tao1z1 of 2 3 s-a Elperor -hsG ther are
ln3 lgiaz great bopes fer the f4-1re "a
rs behalf t1res1gl tae reya faser-
Cre 1esslslsL y uuca of Ce-aE Va
f-rsees srccess rs becn de 20 -
t~tll. .ant and i Y-secoUp pllsaed ssfs.
Tie IS tie eeol-g nan IA lfarEaEF. as
sea Is sne Leading LADY in Berlln An
AUe--esa - blsth And tie daag ser -
Aew crz EraceF named lee. Sc 1rst
married Coulg Aoer, Prince ~ >chles-
wig Holsse.n. Tbs aniou E-ds her
c011R of shs present Empress The
Prince 1yings his sidow ID 1899 married
Foa Nal1srsee. s1s Is probably len
years elder than heE husband. bug looks
scarueiy nf-y. usF hAlr = s1oa-E 1ite,
hat Sc has a. the vivaci.Y and sgriga.-
llness q q L4dy @ middle az. IS Eus
converse tiOnsiist. and her salon Is The
nest PoyulAx "a Berlin. a. FAR s. high
015eials are concerned Were such :
hing possible here, as in Paris, sshe
would b leader IL politics. as she now
- ia literature, art and fashion At
court receptions she has sl0avs pos.
next 70 royalty itself Her beautiful
home on the Unter den Linden Is tie
only one IN Berlin. except the quarters
% Ven Aoltks. where the Emperor
visits. Wilhelm thinks nothing Of drop
ing IN upon the Waldersees and taking
a. informal dinner with them AT their
receptions can be met al the leading
Hterau and the famous artists and
sculpt0rs who happen 70 be In the cap
iIal az the time. She Is the pride OF the
American colony, and the only woman
IN Germany OF whom IL can be said that
she Is friend OF the Emperor In the
highest and most Intellectual sense. On
reception days her parlors are as brill
tant wirhdecOrltions worn by guests be-
longing 20 the army and officials Of tho
highest rank as though the occasion
were In the palace itself
AprOpos OF decorations, one OF the
great events OF the year IN Berlin Is
the annual 'investitur." The custom
o, rewarding valiant deeds and public
service by decorations dates back 70 the
middle ages. The highest In Prussia is
the order OF the Black Eagle, which
was created By Frederick |. on tne day
OF his coronation in 1901. This order
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

TIE of1ci4l world Il concerned, the aged
warrior has little world OF his own
around him. From his quarters. which
are the same hs has occupied for many
years, the Emperor having decided
mat the old commandes should not
% disturbed aud Count Waldersee hav-
ing hls quarters elsewhere. there IS
sues almost nightly sounds that indi-
cate that a concert Is n progress with
g.. lis nepheWs are generally With
him az these musical evenings, and one
or EsO old army friends beside And
thus, surrounded by those be loges most,
the old Field Marshal sits for hours
Listening % the strong, fresh young
voices and % the instruments On gala
evenings he replaces his plain frock
with brilliant uniform. and, with a
breast covered with crosses and decora-
tions, receives his friends. His nephew,
who il his naruesake and heir, Il a
splendid young fellow and 4 great favor
ite IN court circles.
Next 20 Tho Emperor and Bismarck.
the foremost man Ia Germany today IS
Count Won Waldersee. Chief q the Gen
cral stat Of the army, and the successor
% Won Moltke. The retirement OF the
latter was in line with policy which
The Emperor carried iato effect very
soon after his accession 20 the throne.
lie did not hesitate 20 avow his purpose
% retire all the officers In the army who
Rad become too old for active service.
IL Vas owing 70 The retention % super
annuased commanders. ne iutimated,
that Prussia had been compelled 70 en-
dure many unlucky wars. and al
most all % iss defeats had arisen from
this cause. There were those who be-
lieved that Nol-kes brilliant services
might have delayed his retirement some
years longer; but Wilhelm made 10 ex-
ceVtions IN follC ing out his now
policy.
Waldersee Is about sixty years o; age
a comparative youngster, when one
takes into account the venerable figures
that have been az the head 81 the Prus-
sian service Tor the last two decades. He
Is man % great energy and unques-
toned ability and has shown his emi-
neut Qualifications tor the post OF chief
% tho scientific branch Cf Tho service.
Ee began his mill -ary career in cavalry
regiment, aftcr which be was placed on
Tie general staff. Next 10 vas com
r-ander - a regiment OF infantry. then
% artillery. and. fin 1871. he was gazetted
q colonel Us VAS The frst German
plomas who entered Paris 81 the close
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20


o.. me siege ls me .7Fi,s
aa s-2n ne ao7'
ca'ac -ef1aAn AID s'- saor s''
he.l mat iiIie'ls posi- 'nl '1s PN'e
neg s-ien> we're
fan "s.iers'e nIn
' 7FlneiI oi
years 't a-'re Zee ln s-e arn "a
covered sister erperienre faan '0as ot
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

Bsu1z, Dec. ~ -ls . seldom, Indeed
tass ia ssrsd Foa Mslt1s = seen Ia
pablle nowadays. Once "a gre4s
while, = Ehs weather b. 1n1sla-lY nnes
he Las brief siFiag 0a shs Inter lea
Liadsns bat his whole lie msy nv D
sal - 80 passed indoJrs Yet eFen
such retirement las It's eompensa ElOns-
Hs e a grs4s lover of music and is hap
pens foFtgnatsly that hts yoang reis-
dives. Eno are his constant companions,
ars also very musical thus although
lie Ives IL strict retirement as fzr As
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

the royal Princes OF the house OF
HOhenzolleru acquire as a birthright;
but the decoration itself can only he
conferred by the King, when the Prince
has reached his tenth year. At that
age he IS invested with the star of tho
order. which he wears on the left
breast The ribbon, cross and chain are
reserved till his eighteenth year.
Others than these Princes must be thirty
years old before they can hope 70 re-
ceive this decor .tiOn. which confers
upon them hereditary nobility. BY
courtesy il is awarded 10 German and
foreign monarchs and great Princes in
recognition OF valiant deeds. while
statesmen and officers in high positions
occasionally receive IL as rare dis
tinction Emperor Wilhelm 7. con-
ferred 10 upon the Empress Augusta as
a reward for hcr devotion 20 the sick
and wounded German soldiers during
the Franco-Gerroan war, and Frederick
extended the same honor 70 his wife,
the Empress Victoria, as an acknowledge
ment Of her faithful nursing while he
suffered from the malady that after
wards ended his life The present
Emperor. not to be behindhand. has
conferred it upon his spouse, pre-
sumably as q reward for her maternal
care Of the royal offspring. These
ladies wear the star OF the >rder set in
diamonds on tho left breast, the orange
colored Gordon a broad wa.ered-silk
ribbon. pendent from the right shoulder
70 the lefs side and having tho cross
hanging upon IL.
On tho 18th % January, the anni-
versary % the founding of the order.
the Emperor viii. according 90 tho i'm
memorial custom, assemble all tho
cavaliers of The order i- solemn chap
ter. when the yAdesi-na.ed mom-
bers will also Ia ia attendance The
dress ~ tho cavaliers of tho order for
this ceremony ia extreme y picturesque,
being fCll gala uniform. over which is
~orn long, trailing, rcd velvet mantle.
lined with lirhtblue silk and tied n
front With strings ~ gold. On the left
breast of The mantle -'itters the star -
the order. while the cross hangs around
the neck upon a golden chain. Such a
chapter incluies all tie great men Of
the Empire-tbe Kaiser, Graf Helmuth
v0n Moltke. FrirCe Bismarck and an
1-ray - Prince. mobiles ard pCtontatos
su-h az one secs n0fhore else The
novices are led % ths foot of Tho
throne. where the7 k1eel and receive
from their soverei-n's sword tho t-a6i-
-oral stroke to tho ar-ouoa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
xES OF STARS AND CROSSES
HCzz ths Ez1sar Heaps HOnoEs
Upon Hls - arriCrs sld
Statesmen.

"a slzSz Esgi.s sd E~E-s 4la asFoaE
- asrstsF Fhs AAaaal @t4sesrIs1E"
-LzaVosi1aG Ceremonial - Azlsa
hssa- CuuaE voa sf4ldsr-
aees Aa1.Ffc2a VIE
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

llt elefl flesi Inr ia DETROIT AND E4.r
fs.. fsa t,afiTl car, between Detroit ana Grand
+, --i.-.s !. Gus leaving nefrotl-1 > n ana
daily except ruudar 'Al's' 'nef titi
a AtnqCisT. ncaet scent Bepoti $50. a.
ntAS'Ai mon Ticket Agent. T6 M0nrDe-sf
80. = ckliH. Gen. fgi.. Grand kariss N
= 'stff>Ttn lra'ac Manager. >. b. MUa...
KEA. General Nala er
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


tohln- tneci SUNDAY juiN l5 lsss
ot0fliiAk ears ran oH Pacific and ATauflr IA
tir>ot' u arc from Detroit Farior nars rllg
oA t,"N - press and uFaud Rapids cypress rs
5le 5le tfeu Detroit pirfrI connections made sf
l'e.I,li win aA Through trains Easi-Tirxrfs
ouo an Union depot '~
dHt4 n. hWss> GenT An e N0nraest
V.N hrsoiE.. q. j. ad r. Aet Cailapa
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

{ VIC 500 q WEST HIfHlstA TRAINS
arrive "a and depart from l.ou I0poL
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THE SAN DIEGO GIRL.
She Swims a Half Mile and Pulls r.
With, Hor

She Swims Half Mile and Pulls a Boat
With Her Teeth.
A San Diego girl distinguished herself at
Pacific Beach the other day. She was one
OF three students from the College of Let
tiers who belong to the swimming club.
They went to the bath-house in the cove of
Mission Bay, got into suits and rowed out to
a little island half mile, looking down on
San Diego. The San Diegan has become
an expert swimmer, and she was so busy
teaching her girl companions that none Of
them observed two of the college boys swim
over aud carry off their oars. When it was
discovered the San Diego girl remarked that
she would not be outwitted by any sneaking
boys. Her companions could not be trusted
IN deep water, and they accordingly turned
pale. The San Diegan told them to get into
tiie boat as she would pull them across. She
then pushed the boat off, took the rome in
her teeth and swan across to the boat
house, having to float OH her back but twice
in the entire pull.-San Diego Union. Dec.
29th wv
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.

A Young Station Agent Robbed and Muir
dered and the Body Burned Up.
John Brennan, the seventeen ear-old son
of Officer James Brennan of the police
force of this city, met with most horrible
fate at Bay City, Wood County, this morn
ing, says Findlay dispatch to the Cleve-
land Leader Young Brennan was enticed
by two companions into the shed of pump
ing station last night, where all three
lay down to sleep. During the night
Brennan was killed, robbed of over
$500, and the building then fired and
burned down over his body. which was most
horribly burned. John Brennan had been
for several months agent at Bay City for the
Toledo, Findlay and Springfield Railroad
Company which, on the LIST of December,
was turned over to the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton and Dayton. He was also acting at the.
same time as agent for the Ohio Oil Com.
pany, the two positions bringing him
in about SIS per month. Bay City
is little station some four miles north of
North Baltimore. Late in the evening he
was seen with two young men who had
been companions OF his, and they were
heard 10 suggest that all three go down to.
the pump-house near by to sleep there
during the night. To this young Brennan
consented, and the last. seen of him he was
going in that direction near midnight. r.
This morning about $50 o'clock far.
mer living near by willis feeding his stock
noticed the pump-house ON fire. He went
over, but by the time he got there the build
ing was beyond saving. When the fire
had burned out in the ruins was discovered
the body of young Brennan dread.
fully charred and almost indistinguish.
able. The flesh was burned off of his face
and the abdomen burned away. The body
was burned so badly that it was impossible
to tell whether there had been any wounds
upon it. Some distance from him lay
loaded revolver with two chambers empty.
The two companions were not to be found
near the scene. but some time afterward
were seen, and the Coroner, who had been
notified and was present, caused them to be
arrested and placed in charge OF an
officer who took them to Bowling
Green and turned them over to the
Sheriff on suspicion Of having murdered
and then robbed Brennan, and setting the
building on fire to conceal their crime. 1t
was known that Brennan had over 500 on
his person, about $40 Of which was in silver.
None OF this money was found on his per-
son, and careful search about the ruins of
the building failed to reveal trace of the
silver. The remains Of Brennan were
brought to this city this evening and will be
inferred tomorrow. The young men under
arrest for the crime neither affirm nor deny
their guilt, but the proof seems conclusive
that the right parties are in custody.