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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23
rHE NJ. .. CONFERENCE.
second Day of the West Virginia Confer
enoo-Reports from Districts.
Sn..iat L)ispatch 10 The IntsliiJeneeT.

second Day of the West Virginia Confer
eucs-Reports from Districts.
Special Dtspatch to he hteltSenee.
HuSrrvaroS, W. Va, Sept. 22.-The
second day session of the conference
opened promptly at ga. M, with Bishop
Bowman in the chair. The minutes of
the preceding day were read and APP
proved.
During the roll call, when the names
of L. II. Orwin and Rev. Dawson were
called they we're reported dead. MIR.
Dawson at one time was pastor oil the
Fourth Street church in Wheeling.
The name OF n. L. Bomgardner, T. f.,
OF the Oakland district, was called. Al
ter his character was passed he reported
the work OF his district; which report
showed many advancements in church
work.
The characters OF the pastors were
passed and they reported their collec-
tious. Rev. l.. L. Stewart. presiding
elder of the Parkersburg district, was
called and he reported the work. The
details OF the work had been looked
after and the year had been one OF
prosperity. Each pastor reported his
collections as his name was called.
Rev. A. MickepresidinS elder OF Wheel
ing district, reported the work done on
his district. fhe church generally is
prosperous and aggressive.
When the wife OF Rev. Perry, OF Tria-
delphia, was reported as having recent
ly died. the conference joined in sing
ing in very impressive manner, the
HYMN entitled "lIome Of the Soul"
The pastors OF the district all reported
their collections except Rev. Lee, who
was reported absent. Rev. L. II. Jor-
don, presiding elder OF Buckhannon dis
trict; Rev. @. B. Graham, presiding
elder OF Charleston district, and @. II.
Lakin, presiding elder OF Huntington
district, gave reports Of their districts,
and the character OF each pastor was
passed and they reported their collec'
tions.
At 8 p. m. DR.. Spencer, OF Philadel-
phia, secretary Of the church extension
preached to the delight OF u large audi
ence, after which DR.. Keen conducted
very interesting pentecostal services.
The bishop announced that the confer
ence could draw on the book concern
for Sl,400 to be appropriated to the
worn out preachers fund. This
amount, together with what has been
collected from this conference for that
purpose, will make many heart glad.
At 1880 y. NJ, the anniversary of the
church extension society vas held. DIR,
Spencer, one Of the secretaries, deliver
ed the principal addresses. This society
alone is building and aiding new
churches to the number OF four a day
for every day in the year.
The work OF making the appoint
ments is fairly under headway, and
there is talk OF several important
changes that will effect some OF the best
churches OF the conference.
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SIX DEATHS REPORTED
From Cholera Up to Date In New Yor
The Case or Captain Carr.

From Cholera Up to Date In New York.
The CasV OF Captain Carr.
New York, Sept 22.-Up to date there
have been six deaths from cholera in
this city. The results of the bacteria
logical examination in the case of John
Carr, owner and captain of the boat
Harry Cahill, who died at his home,
New Brunswick, n. j., was reported to
the health board to-day by Professor
Biggs. Germs OF Aaiatic cholera were
found. The Brunswick board OF health
was notified to-day that Carr's death
was due to cholera.
The steamship State OF Nevada, on
board OF which fireman Knox died from
cholera last Sunday night, left her dock
at daylight this morning and went back
to quarantine headquarters under orders
from Health Officer Jenkins. President
Wilson said this morning that he would
send TO Colonel Weber for the Nevada's
passenger list and an effort will be made
to trace them. The Westernland and
Spaarndam have been released from
quarantine
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PURSUING THE ROBBERS

Who Wrecked the S.nta Fo Train-The
theory Probably Correct.
Topeka, KANSAS, Sent. 22.-Armed
posses are now securing the country in
every direction for the miscreants who
wrecked the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe express near Usage city yesterday.
Further evidence has been secured
showing conclusiveIy that the wreck
was we'll planned. Two through
freights had passed over the track with
in half hour OF the i'll fated train, the
last one having preceded the express
train within five minutes. In this short
time the fish plates and spikes had been
removed. The robbery theory is I'M
doubtedly the correct one. 1t is impos-
sible to get statement from either the
company or Wells Fargo people as to
exactly how much money was in the ex-
press car.
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A TERRIBLE SENTENCE.

A Young Woman Condemned to Have Her
Hand Cut Ofr--Sho Is Then to BIO Be-
headed and Her Body Burned.
sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. 22.-In April
last Mrs. Aine sanio, the wife Of pro-
lessor in the state castle Of Tayastehus,
Finland, was found guilty of poisoning
her husband, and in accordance with
the medieval law which is still in force
there she was sentenced to be beheaded
and her body affixed TO beacon and
burned. Mrs. Sanio is only about
twenty-five years old. She married the
professor in 1890 and has one child.
She appeared to live happily with him
and for considerable time the police
were at a loss to account for the poison
ing of the professor. Finally Mrs.
Sanio made confession. She said she
had brought a strychnine capsule, sim
liar to the capsules containing quinine
that her husband asked her for some
ouinine she gave him the strychnine.
She then kissed him and went to her
bedroom and put pillows-over her head,
so she would not hear his'screams while
It was charged that Mrs. sanio had
been unfaithful to her husband carry
ing on a liason with one OF the students
at the college. She strenuously denied
this and said that her motive in killing
her husband was to get the insurance
of $500 on his life, as she was deeply
in debt. After her conviction the case
was carried to the court OF appeals and
to-day decision was handed down af-
firming the judgment Of the trial court
and adding TO the punishment to be in
flicted on the unfortunate woman. 1t
transpired during the trial that Mrs.
sanio had forged her husbands name
to checks for small sums some time be-
fore his death and for this offence the
court OF appeals orders that her right
hand be cut off. Then she will be de-
capitated and her body fastened to
stake covered with inaammable materl-
al and set on fire.
The sentence is n most terrible one,
and 1t is thought that efforts will be
made to get the car to commute it.
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A MARRANT FOR pEoK.
HO Fall, to Appear ut the Hour Fixed fol
His Arrangement in tho Albany Court.

He Falls to Appear ut the Hour Fixed for
His Arrangement in the Albany Court.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 22.-When the
court OF sessions for Albany county met
qlis morning at 10 o'clock, there was an
expectant throng to see Labor Commits
sioner Peck arraigned. He did not APP
pear, however, not having arrivedin the
city.
District Attorney Eaton practically
admitted that the sealed and yet I'M
opened indictment was against Mr..
Peck, by asking the court to issue a
breach warrant for Mr.. Peck, whom he
believed to be in town. The court
granted the request, but up to II o'clock
Mr.. Peck had not been seen in the city.
although his counsel, Mr.. Meegan, said
he expected him.
District Attorney Eaton said this
morning: 1.-The statement that have
tried to get Mr.. Peck in Jail is UNI
true. ! have given him warning of
every move, and, in fact, have kept him
out Of jail by warning him to obtain
bail"
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Disappointed Lover Slabs His Sweet
hoRrt to Death.

A Disappointed Lover Slabs His Sweet.
heart to Death.
CINCINNATI, Sept. pa disappointed
lover murdered his sweetheart about 5
o'clock last evening on farm near In
dependence, KY, fourteen miles south
of Covington. The victim was Amanda
Cain, farmers daughter, fifteen years
old. The murderer was Arthur Watson,
a young farmer, TWENTY-FIVE years old.
He wanted to marry Miss Cain. Her
parents objected. Watson yesterday
afternoon found Miss Cain working in
the garden, and spoke to her. She did
not recognize him. He jumped over
into the garden and stabbed her to
death. Mrs. Cain ran to her daughters
rescue, and Watson stabbed her so that
her life is despaired OF. The murderer
is fleeing before a posse.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue ola deed OF trust made by Henry
GriiIon aud Julia GrlIou. his wife. TO me as
trustee dated August ., 1891, recorded in the
office OF the Clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book
No. 50, page 1876. I will sell at the north front
door OF the Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, THE isr DAY OF OCTOBER, 1892,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described property, that Is TO say: A certain
parcel OF real estate situated In an addition to
the City OF Wheeling. laid out by Beverly NJ.
EoiT, executor OF the will OF John EotE begin.
ming ut the northeast corner OF lot numbered
twenty-one In said addition on Jacob street;
thence southwardly along the west side Of ia
cob street about thlrty-one feet; thence west.
wardly fifty feet; thence northwardly about
thIrty.one feet TO the north line OF said lot;
thence eAstwardly TO the place OF beginning, on
which is erected double franc house
Thctitle 10 the above property Is believed TO
be perfect. but selling as trustee Will convey
only the title vested In me by said deed Of trust
TERMS OF SALE-one.third and as much more
as the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
OF sale. the balance In two equal instAllments Mt
one and two years. notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale TO be given for the deferred pay
ments J. W. COWDEN, trustee.
W. H. HALLER- Auctioneer au29
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THE only reason for NJ. C1svsland's nom
nation, and The thing that forced his nOmi-
nation in spite of all The Efforts Of politicians,
,pas The fact that, in The minds Of The Demo
cratic masses, he represents ete idea Of free
trade. The platform Is an unmistakabIe
declaration against all pqrtying Nth pro-
lection. NputsMe Democratic party in the
field as committed to The policy of sceeping
array eray shred of a proiectivs duty.-Hen-
rv George, The Ere Trader.
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LEGAL NOTICES:
DRoBATE OF WILL.

oaice of the Clerk of the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia:
In the matter OF the probate OF the will OF
Catharine Warden, deceased.
The object OF the petition filed In this matter
on July %, 1892 aud an amended petition filed
September /, 1892. Is TO have admitted 70 pro.
bate paper writing purporting TO be tho will
OF Cdtharlne Warden. deceased, bearing dlte
February Il, 1890; and 1t appearing from affida-
wits filed In my office TINT Margaret Frances
amended petition declared to be Interested in
the probate OF said will. arc non.residents OF
this State, II is ordered that they do appear at
my Office in the City OF Wheeling. in the county
and State aforesaid, within one month after the
date OF the first publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect their interests In said
matter The hearing OF said petitions Is set for
October 5, 1897, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Published the first time September ., 1892.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
ERsKrSE & ALLISON. Attorneys. se2'F
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Sept, 22.-ohief
Ramsay, OF the Brotherhood OF Railway
Telegraphers, now claims to have as
surances from the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern trainmen that
they will accept train orders 'only from
honorable men" This, Mr.. Ramsay in
fers means men OF the order OF tele.
grsphers, and he considers it a great
point in favor of the strikers. Trains
are said to be running several hours be.
hind time last night.
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HAMBURG, Sept. 22.-The official chol-
era returns place the number OF new
cases at 1870 and the deaths at 81, includ-
ing SO cases and 20 deaths, that were
not included in previous returns. These
figures show that the disease is again
growing worse, as on Tuesday only l49
new cases and "a deaths were officially
rannrked
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Nav be the Man wanted.

CHEYENNE WELLS, Col, Sept. pa
negro travelling by the name OF Noah
Anderson, was arrested last night at
CHEYENNE Wells upon suspicion OF be-
ing Jail breaker wanted at Hugo.
Upon examination Sheriff Farnsworth
states that he tallies exactly with the
description Of Davis, the Sedalia, NO.,
murderer and rape fiend, and for whose
arrest there is $500 reward. The Sc.
dalia officials have been notified.
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Special Dt'patch to The InttlliOencer.
Caldwell, o., Sept, 22.-The three
days session OF the Caldwell fair closed
at this place to-day. The entries were
large and the displays fine. The racing
was excellent and for blood. Many
noted racers from distant cities were in
attendance.
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DEtEeArE JAMES B, TANEY, general
manager of the Register, voted for the
free trade plank adopted by the Demo-
cratic national convention. His news
paper does not publish that plank. Is
the Register ashamed oft or afraid of i'll
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BOARD OF
And APPEALS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
CLEnK'S OFFICE. |
CRY OF WHEELING, W. Va

CITY OF WHEELING, w. VA,J
Public notice is hereby given to all persons in.
terestcd that the assessors elected by the Council
OF the City of Wheeling have completed their
assessment for the year aud made return thereof
TO my office ANY person wishing to appeal
from aid assessment, or desiring any correc.
tons made will appear at the City Building be.
fore the Board of Equalizations aud Appeals on
the following days. at 10 O'Clock a. M, as tho
said Board will meet at that time at the said City
Building to hear all objections to said assess.
mcnt and revise and correct the same:
First ward-Monday, September 10
Second ward-Tucsday, September 20.
Third ward-wednesday September n.
Fourth wnrd-rhursday, September o.
seventh ward-Friday, september %.
Fifth ward-Monday, September 20
sixth ward-Tucsday. September
Eighth ward-wednesday September %
THOMAS F. THONER
Sel5 Civ clark.
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BREnERHAvES, Sept. 2o.-Arrived-
Spree, New York.
GENOA, Sept. 92-Arrived-Fulda,
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Arrived-Lydian
Monarch, New York.
PHI1ApELpHIA, Sept. 29.-Arrived-
Pennsylvania, Antwerp; British Prince,
Liverpool.
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DELEGATE JAMES B. TANEY, general
manager of the Register, voted for the
free trade plank adopted by the Demo-
cratic national convention. His news
paper does not publish that plank. Is
the Register ashamed OF it or afraid Of it ?
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ST. PErERsBURo, Sept. 22-Thirty new
cases of cholera and twelve deaths oc-
CURED here yesterday, a decrease OF
sixteen cases and four deaths compared
with TUESDAYS returns.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. PA cable to the
Herald from Panama says: United
States MininiSter Patrick Egan arrived
here to-day. He will leave for the
United Stases at the first opportunity.
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New YoRK, Sept 22,-The Hralfs
Nice cable says:
Mr.. Edward Parker Deacon, the
American who killed the Frenchman
Abeille, has been pardoned and set at
lihartY.
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MADRID, Sept. 22.-Two men repre-
senting to be agents OF the Credit Mo-
bilier recently arrived at San Sebastian
and opened an alleged branch OF that
institution. They obtained $4,000 in
deposits and then absconded.
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STATED by H. B. Cochran, druggist,
Lancaster, Pa. Have guaranteed over
800 bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters
for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bilious at
tacks, liver aud kidney troubles. pGw
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s,rnrIfr for Revenue only.n

IUIHt EUIIOT u NC I7ss-FstV9''TV7'
SrR:-I notice that our reassessment
is a local tariff for revenue only. That
is what us fool Democrats have been
voting for, and this is the practical re-
suit Wonder what and where the
deficiencies in the city's revenues.are,
anyway.
Rheeling, September 90.
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LONDON, Sept. pa dispatch to the
News from Turin says that Louis Kos.
suth is suffering from the fatigues of
his recent receptions and has been or
dered to stay in bed.
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All Captured.

RoME. Sept. 22.-The Popolo Romano
says that all OF the bigands concerned
in the recent outrages in Sicily have
been captured.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUS[.
~ NESS MEN
Good. energetic business men wanted "a
travel in all parts OF the United States III ,hs
interests OF tho AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
patriotic, inlternal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger aud be,
ter iraternal and protective features than apy
other insurance order in existence. No Short.
Term" or Endowment" scheme, but a perfect
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE, EQfI.
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and easy TO work III,
plans arc excellent, readily understood and ne,
ommend themselves This society now numberI
among its members larger percentage Of Intel.
llgent business and professional men. In pro.
portion to It's total membership, than any other
order. The most liberal inducements us regards
pay, steady employment territory etc, offered
the right mon 10 &c. as special agents Call az
orRddress.
THEoFEoE OF THE AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
25Oi ChaplinO Street,
my9I Wheeling W Va
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HAvRE, Sept. 22.-Four new cases of
cholera and two deaths we're reported
here yesterday.
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New York, Sept. 22,-The board of
health issued the following bulletin this
morning:
"No cases of cholera have been re-
ported since the last bulletin" The day
is muddy, with showers. The mercury
stands 76, which is warmer than OF late.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Republican Club Meetings i,

Young Mems Republican Escort club-Evs;y
Unioh DIs,r ;is Republican Club = Every
"Wednesday Evening
Central Republican Club - Every Friday
evening.
These meetings In Central Club Headquarters.
Lutz Building, 1904 Market Street.
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WAN TBDI

Farmers who have good, sound wind,,.ll
apples, in large or small lots. to write
H. j. HEINZ CO.
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waNrEn.

GOOD SALARY GUARANTEED III
VI ladies willing to do writing for mo al tbci,
honeS Address me In own handwriting Win
stamped envelope. MISS EDNA L. sNYTHiF'
South Bond Ind. proprietor OF the famous Ola
ria Water for the complexion. seS
NWANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w STATES ARMY, able bodied, unmarryeJ
men. between the ages OF u aud 70 years Good
he ANN ~ Gsghalnee
factory evidence us 10 age, character and Ablt.
Apply at 1l3l Main street. Wheeling, " Va
iy1J.uW4v
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FOB RENT.

DOR RENT-THE THREE-STORY
Il business house, No 1874 Main street W
j, W. COWDEN, mr3i
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EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUsI,

Keystone Picking aud Preserving WORKS. Pits.
bnrsh. Pa. ,nln
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF Cry COLLECTOR !
PUBLIC BUILDING,
WHEELING, September II, 1872
Notice Is hereby given that the City Taxes for
1892, viii be due and payable AT the Office Of ihe
City Collector. Public Building. Saturday, Octo.
Der /. 1872. Persons paying all their taxes on
any day during October, or before Monday, No.
yember 7, 1892, will be entitled to Il discount Of
two per cent on city taxes
The taxes on real estate Will bear interest
from November l. 1872, al the rate OF ten per
cent per annum until paid.
JOHN A. WHITE
sGl0 City Collector