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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-21

WAsu1Nerox, D. g.. Sept. 2o.-The
public hearings before the ways and
means committee were concluded to-
day. It is the intention of the commit
tee to commsnce work at once upon q
new tariff bill.
J.o. Holden. of Cleveland. q, spoke
in favor Of retaining the existing duty on
lead ore. He declared If the duties we're
reduced the miners' wages would neces.
sarily be reduced. Mr.. Holden ia the
editor of the Cleveland Plaindealer, and
Mr.. Payne asked him if he had not in
his paper supported the Democratic
platform, which was for tariff reform.
Mr.. Holden declined to answer, how.
ever, saying it did not enter into the
question which he came to discuss.
"You believe; then" asked Mi. Hop.
kius, "in system and policy which
will afford necessary protection to
American industries and labor?"
eyes" answered Mr.. Holden.
Hugo N. Camp. OF New York, pro-
tested against the treatment Of lead ore
ass raw material.
MaxiAdler spoke briefly for the corset
industry and urged that no reduction
be made in the rates of duty on corsets,
and was followed by DR.. Warner. who
argued in the same line.
F. J. Rsmick, of New York, appeared
in behalf of silk importers Of New York
and complained that the duty on silk
is too high. Mr.. ]. W. coyne, OF New
York, wanted tho present tariff on
carpets retained.
The fact was brought out during the
discussion that Mr.. Coyne is Demo
crat and voted the Democratic ticket
last fall.
CHOW do you like the changer asked
Mr.. Hopkins.
"well, voted for the change, and we
have got it with a vengeance. lido not
like it very we'll"
o.o. Barber, of Chicago, wanted the
present tariff rates on matches CON
tinued.
Adjourned.
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or drag tho name of the Creator in the
mire. The free thinkers have secured
another hall, however, and will meet
October frst.
For the firss time q speaker in the
parliament Of religions was interrupted
to-day by those In the audience, who
took exception to what he was saying.
Mohammed Webb, the English convert
to Islam, raised q storm by attempting
to defend polygamy. The audience
cried mo, no, until he dropped the
subject in despair. In the yells Of pro.
test many female voices could be plain.
" heard above the din.
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A soUrHERN MOB
That was Met by Determined, shootin
virginia sherin-Eight Killed.

That was Net by n Determined, Shooting
Virginia shsrih-Eish. Killed.
RoAEoKE VA. sept. o.-one OF the
most dastardly crimes In the history Of
the city occurred at about 10 o'clock TINS
morning. mrs. henfy .. bL9pop' aeeu
fifty years. from clOverdale. eight miles
from this city, was enticed ey q negro
named Thomas Smith from the market'
where she had come to sell produce
into an empty saloon basement ana was
beaten into insensioility ana roDoee Oh
her pocketbook, containing less tnan
two dollars.
The fend was captured BY detective
w. W. Baldwin and lodged IN 1ati' a
crowd gathered around the ]ail ana
keptincreaslng as night approacnea.
ct 8 o'clock the Roanoke militia
went to the iail by orders of the mayor.
Gpards ware nosted an the streets. and
go ii sS.,ss, .,S...I 49,.
tue lt1ttieaiase Vicinity lsIl .eate"' D09s
dark the crowd was increased py q
hundred men from the vicinity Of the
woman's home besded bv MIRA Biahon's
"0An"a 80 nV' ~, nsA-ss ~ 20 ~"
son. AtS O'CLOCK portions Oh tue luoU
battered at side door OF the jail whore
the militia md Mayor Trout had re.
it'd
S.os' y, A..
The shooting was commencea oy the
mob aud the mayor was shot in the
foot The militia swere then ordered
- -, az a. .na voIlav from
" FesufH eue Ie, SnU " 'O 80 -
about twenty-five rifles was poured ipto
the mob. Il is-thought that about five
man were killed and as many more
HS.,.j 80 ..-.S :. 49,, fs.aII. nnss
wounueu' sous u tnetn tassty.
ing the excitement caused by the volley
the negro was taken from the jail by
nm officer and secrated The dead and
- S-.,sSs - 80, 80 =, q. 5sr..ta,o
wounoea were tenoyeu y 70 = L.ug sso.e
aI, ana 70 tns oees Oh neatpy nssaSSSff sss.S Saf:
me mllltla linen oispsEseu' Io;E1e snu tet'
scene as quietly as posslp9le. .:
ihe 5ollowlng y y . tlst oi o. Lne ,sNas. ueau Anu
injured ~ lar as ,1su, hnown AZ pteseas p
,,;.,e De9a--a: q. glcA' n0ts. ~ PMSpffss1i Msfs1iS
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TERsE TELEeRAMs.

Ives leads Roberts nearly 500 in the
international billiard match,
Agnes Cooper Wright, aged nine
years, was violated and choked to
death hear her homo, Hummelstown,
Pa, yesterday. The dend is unknown.
Ina contest before the Olympic club,
at New Orleans, Van Heest bested
Napier for a purse Of 5000. He won
the fight in the twenty-eighth round by
a punch in the stomach.
Forest fires near Lead City, South
Dakota, have played great havoc. six
people were burned to death. Reports
from other places state that the destruc-
ton Of properly is enormous.
The conference between the repre-
sentatiYes of.the American Flint Glass
Workers' Union and the manufacturers
will lprobahly close, at Pittsburgh. to-
morrow. II the workmen refuse to con-
cede the demand OF the manufacturer
70 give mp the usual summer suspension
1t is believed the latter will try to
operate their factories with non.union
hands.
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TH1IowS FEKpIR EFFORT.

Col. Fellows, the Tammany orator,
said that this was not the time to dis
cuss the merits Of the bill repeating the
election law. He said he only rose as q
member Of the organization that had
disquieted the souls Of the Republi-
cans, to extend to them his heartfelt
sympathy. He drew keenly humor-
Gus picture, contrasting the temper OF
the Republicans yesterday when they
had the whip hand with their course to.
day, when the Democrats had "indi-
Gated their power to control things
legislative.
Mr.. Burrows then made a motion to
adjourn. It was lost
The vote then recurred on the adop-
tion Of the report of the committee on
rules, and 1t carried, 1T6-9l.
Prolonged applause followed the an.
nouncement OF the vote. The fight was
oyer-the Democrats had been victori.
ous after their five days' struggle. Sill
lently the Republicans watched the
committees make their reports to the
house, including the report on the
Tucker bill. The committee on Presi.
dent, Vice President aud members Of
Congress also presented resolution
asking the committee on rules to make
special order for the consideration of
the bill. Then with sigh Of relief the
house adjourned.
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Lou1sIANA TRouRLEs.
The pinaculties between lthe whites an
Blacks In That State.


The Dinlculties Between tho Whites and
Blacks in That State.
New ORLEANS, La, Sept 2o-The
leading colored men Of the city held a
secret meeting last night and at 1885
this morning furnished the press with
the resolutions passed. A committee
has been appointed to call on the gov.
ernor at once and ask for troops for pro-
lection against the reign OF terror ex-
isting in Jefferson Parish on the out
skirtso OF the city.
A mass meeting Of allicolored citizens
of.the state has been called for Monday,
and from the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trouble
may be expected. Jefferson parish has
been, declared under martial law by Its
residents. The sheriff, Judges, state SEN
ators and representatives are the lead.
ers OF the regulators, together with all
other white officials.
It Is impossible to tell what is now
going on, or whether the murderer,
julian, has been captured or burned at
the stake. The line. of sentinels along
the city boundary fred several shots
last night at persons who would not
halt It is believed the state troops
will be called out to-day. Many OF the
white women and children from Jeffer-
son have come to the citylfor refuge.
Bloodhounds from the penitenttary
were let loose this morning in the
swamps, whereit is thought;the muE-
derer Is hiding. Preparations have
been made for his reception whom
caught, and have been built on the
exact spot where Judge Estoplnal tell
and died.
An iron stake has been driven into
the ground to which he will be tied.
Pine and resinous materials surround
this.
The description of these preparations
will undoubtedly cause the governor to
mass troops in the neighborhood.
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tain Chicago, ST. Louis, 1ndianapolis,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Pitts.
bursh and Wheeling, and possibly two
or three other cities. The racing m6n,
VINO are here declare that the attends
ance at the races has been phenomenal.
considering that the race meet was an
experiment. Here's hoping Wheeling
will get in out Of the wet. @
Financially the race meet has been Q
fair success, the w. A. W. Company,
Under whose auspices the affair was
undertaken, coming out whole and wieh
a small profit. The boys are satisfied,
and Willtry it on again next year, even
Il Wheeling don't get into the circuit.
To anyone acquainted with Whe0l-
mems meets It is not surprising 10
learn that, rs usual, the knights Of the
knickerbocker, though they owned
the town, did not abuse the gift. aud
have returned IL to the owners echargesj
paid, !" ain good condition" J" and shand-
ied with care" The average Wheeling.
lie, whether q wheelmau or4not, wiahes
for nothing better than that the second
annual meet shall come toSthe Nail
City. a
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A rRIPnE TRAGEDY
In EpElaud-A sensatioa That stirs Up

In Englaud-A Sensation That stirs Up
London Circles.
LONDON, Sept 20. "A sensational trag-
edy has Just occurred in this city, the
result of which was the death OF three
persons, ono Of them woman. The
other two were men, supposed tobe ri
walls for the friendship Of the woman,
but this is mere conjecture, as all three
died almost instantly.
Daisy Montague, q ballet girl who has
been employed at the Empire, left the
theatre at / o'clock this morning for
home. She was Joined by man, aud
when near Kings Cross they were
stopped by second man. just what
passed between the three is not known.
They talked in loud and angry tones,
aud attracted the attention Of passers
by. Suddenly one OF the men pulled a
revolver and shot the woman, killing
her almost instantly. BE then shot the
other man dead, and afterwards turned
the weapon upon himself The police
when they arrived found the three
bodies.
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STORY OF THE RACES.
Eleven Exciting Esents and q Record a
tempt By Jimmy. a


Eleven Exciting Events and o Record At.
tempt By Jimmy. q q
The weather yesterday afternoon was
ideal for cycle racing. aud crowd esti-
mated at about twenty-five hundred
was ON hand at 1o'clock yesterday ai-
ternocn 10 witness the great racing pro-
rramme arranged for the last afternoon
ofthe Wheelmen's meet The announce
Inant that Zimmerman would stay over
for Yesterday and that he would mako
an attempt to break his own one.mile
track record were features that attracted
many people TO the track side. Taking
into consideration tile SOFT and some-
what rough condition Of the course the
titne made by Zimmerman Ia
his attempt 2:os rs, was re.
markabIy good. II will be Te.
membered that he went against time
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border" /" said he, ''and secure aid to en-
able her to nee the methods pursued at
elections in the south to destroy the
elective franchise and perpetuate the
Democracy in power"
Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, termed the
row which the Republicans had Kicked
up tempest in q teapot. ''They are
the same gentlemen" he said, "who
had in the Fifty.first Congress ruled
the minority with q rod Of iron and an
arbitrariness unknown in any legisla-
tive body on earth, civilized or barbar-
ona -
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a snn,nt,onnl nrurder rrlnl.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2o.-Durine the
trial to-day of George smous, who is
charged with killing his wife and two
children at their home on the South
Side on July 27, something of a senSa-
ton was caused in court by the attempt
of the counsel for the defense to prove
that smous was innocent and that the
triple murder was committed by o
neighbor.
In the examination of a witnessi it was
developed that the defense will en-
deavor to show that Frank Kellener,
who lived next door, has temporary fits
of insanity, and that his fayorite
weapon on these occasions is ham
mer. It, was with such an instrument
the family was killed. Smous has all
along protested his innocence, but pub
lie opinion condemned him from the
day Of the murder. The efforts Of the
defense will be watched with interest.
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APATRIoTIC PRIEST.
Archbishop IRELAND on the Experiment of
the ttFnribauIt PIan.n

the ttFaribault Plan"
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. 20.-The aban-
donment Of the so-called Fairbault
parochial school plan ut Faribault,
MINI, has attracted such wide COM
ment that Archbishop ireland has at
last consented to talk about it, and in
an interview with the Associated Press
representative to-day he said: "The
Faribault plan lives and 10 stronger to-
[ day in promise OF future health than it
has been at any preceding time. It is
true that in the city OF Faribault itself
there has been, what I trust Imay term
temporary suspension Of the condi.
tions Of friendliness, under which 1t was
possible to institute the plan, and this
being the case the pastor of the church,
Rev. j. j. Coney, under advice from my
sell, has decided mot to place his parish
school for the coming year under the
management OF the public school board.
While the plan has ceased to work in
Faribault, It has been introduced very
successfully in other places OF the state
of Minnesota, and is IN full operation
lin hundred places through other
states"
/ IL mas 1uet WlIlt OpPO9Atloh dkAONA
extremists, Catholic and nom Catholic.
This was to be expected. The decisions
in Rome and the declarations Of Mgr.
satolli hayeput an end to overt opposi-
ton among Catholics. The fact isnow
established that the Catholic church is
not at war with the clamoro OF the state
to direct the secular instruction Of
the children, and only desires that this
be done in some manner that would
not impair the religious faith OF chill
dren. The Catholic church has made q
long stride in bidding for peace and
general understanding. The rumor
that spread around in some quarters
that I advised the abandonment of the
plan in Faribault in obedienee,to in;
structions from Rome is utterly, abb
surlly false, 1T is, I think, my privi-
lege to know we'll the mind OF Rome on
the school question in America, and I
have never misrepresented 1t, and never
will misrepresent it to my fellow citi-
zens of America. 1t Is but one part in
the decided and official policy Of the
Catholic church in America to 60 on.
ward, bearing in one hand the book OF
Christian truth and in the other the
constitution of the United States"
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WAsH1NaToN, D. O., Sept. 2O.-The
senate remained IN session for six hours
to-day, the longest for some time. The
silver senators absented themselves for
while, trying to break quorum.
Finally a quorum was obtained, and
after Mr.. Gray's speech in favor OF the
repeal bill the senate adjourned.
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a. paonln nrnnnetl.

TORONTO. oNr., Sept 2o-News has
Just reached here Of the drowning OF
six persons near CollingWood last night.
Their namea arc Walter Norris. his
father, Alfred Woods, his wife and
mother aud James Denby. They were
out in skif and were capsiSed by 3
Rauall.
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Other Games.

st. Louts-Gleaaou pitched o fine
game to-day and was we'll supported.
Attendance 1000. Score: st. Louis. B;
Philadelphia, 2. Earned, I each. Err
rors, each. Hits, 5 and Z. Pitchers,
Gleason aud Carsey. Umpire, Hornung.
Cleveland Errors lost the game to
the oieYelands to-day. Attendance
$500. Score, Cleveland 6, Boston 0.
Earned, 5 and 8. Errors, 8 each. Hits,
10and IS. Pitchers. Fisher and Stiv-
etts. Umpire, Hurst
LouisyillezThe Giants turned the
tables on the Colonies to-day and won
both games. Attendance $500 First
game-Louisyille 9, New York q.
Earned. 8 each. Errors, 4 and 5. Hits,
9and Is. Pitchers, Menefee and Cor
man. Second game-Louisvllle 2, New
York 6 Earned, 2 and s Errors, !
each. Hits, each. Pitchers, Witt.
rock and Rusie. Umpires, Lynch and
Wolf
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IN SIX ROUNDS.
That is it Required Six Hours OF
Very Hard Fighting to
BRING THE TUCKER ELECTION BILL
Before the House OF Representa-
tives at Yesterdays Session.
THE DEMOCRATS FINlLLYIRIUMPH,

But not Before cx.spealscr Reed Gets
in ono of tho wittlsst aud Most
Pointed Speeches ho Ever Made-A
Day of jaw and Joy for the RepuD-
lloans, Although tho Fatuous Bour-
bons are Deluded by Seeming Vic
tory,
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FRRE THINKERS

VIII NOT DC AlVWeE 70 = t11' t1l' Nt1l'-
torat the Wotid's Hair.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-President Bonny,
chief Of the Worlds Fair congress auxi.
llary. has refused 70 allow the interna.
tional congress Of free thinkers the use
OF the art institute, the now famous
structure in which the parliament Of
religion Is being held. MF. Bonny says
he viii NOT sanction the use Of tho hall
BY anybody likely to criticize the church
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B5aoRigSS BB1ts1SRSiESa ....:...S .:..:..S 6-S
Errors, 2 and /. Hits, 10 and II.
Pitchers, Gumbert and Kennedy.
Earned, Pittsburgh A; Brooklyn g Two
base hits, Beckley, Foutz. Three base
hits, Smith, DAILY. Burns, Brouthers,
Kennedy, Daley. Home runs, Beckley.
Sacrifice hits, VanHaltren, Daley 2
Double plays, Glasscock, Bierbauer and
Beckley. First base on balls, Of Gum
bert 4, of Kennedy 8. Struck out, BY
Gumbert 5, by Kennedy2. Passed balls,
Daley, w. 2. Kennedy. Time, l:60.
Umpire, Emslie.
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BASE BAN.

Van Haltren and Donovan Gave the Brook
lyns a Game-other Contests. y
PIrrspuReu, Pa, Sept 2o.-The
Brooklyns defeated the Pittsburghs by
Van Haltren's and Donovan's errors.
which gave them six runs. Attendance
1.A00. Score:
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weather FORECAST for To.day.

For West virginia, Western PcnnylyanIa and
Ohio, iaiFj warmer; winds becoming eeStetiy.
THE HETGltFERATuRE YESTERDAY,
"a furnlshed By q. SCHHEPT. druggist. cornsr
Nnrfet ana Fourteenth SlreeiR
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fisiting wheelmeu increased considers
bly, during the day, and they all seemed
to be having very Wheeling wheeling
time Of it. The scorcher run in the
moruing was participated in by large
number Of the boys, the races were well
attended, the sport excellent, and IN
the evening the concluding event OF the
meet, the entertainment at the Opera
House was attended by most OF the Wis.
itors and others.
A retrospective glance over the past
three days OF the wheelmen's meet
shove that the affair has been managed
and carried out with success from start
to finish, in fact nothing has been LETT
undone by the enterprising Wheeling
Athletic Wheelmen and committees to
addto the enjoyment of the large NUM-
ber of visitors that were present during
the meet.
The races we're eminently Succusstul,
and the race meet will pass into history
as one Of the best and largest ever car
ried out by any club or organization,
which like the W. a. W. is yet hardly
out Of its swaddling clothes. By hard
work and plenty Of it, backed by lots OF
OF enterprise, the committees IN charge
cot up prize list that attracted the
entries of the best racing men in the
country, many OF whom were present
and contested. In this connection IL
will be good news to the many ad.l
mirers OF clean amateur athletic sports
to learn that the prospects are exceed
ingly bright that Wheeling will be nd:
mitted 10 the International Bicycle
Racing Circuit for next season, in which
event there would be two race meets,
one in the spring and another in tho
falI. Then all the racing men Of prora-
inence'fn the country and many Of the
best foreign men would be here and
contest. It Is probable that thefISheel-
inc Athletic Wheelmen will at an early
date take steps to join the international
circuit Pittsburgh will also be I'd:
mitted next season. The western
branch Of the circuit will probably con:
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OF the gentleman from Michigan 1r.
Burrows). The clerk will call the roll. "
The tactics Of the minority had been
unavaiIing. By a vote of 172 to SO the
house sustained the decision Of the
chair. Mr.. Hepburn, Of Iowa. upon the
announcement of the vote, moved 70
take recess for two hours. This led
to triangular wrangle over the parlia-
mentary status between Mr.. Hepburn,
Mr.. Cultivate and Mr.. Reed. The lat.
ter was exceedingly causic. "If it is
the purpose OF the majority" he do
clared, ito have rule arti6cialy
drawn, seized upon by the speaker and
the house by main strength in order to
rob the minority Of its rights, We want
the country to understand what has
been done. 1fyou want to push this
through" he added sneeringly, I'VE
shall SEQ what We shall see"
The speaker finally ruled Mr.. Hep.
burns motion for q recess 70 be out Of
order.
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81 INVESTME NT

Person. hsy:rg CAPITAL o. SAVINGS eaa invest II
In HE piRKBECk Aad receive =, .. 80, 40
FIVE PER CENT. pe. aitum en- si Sums WEI w
W 70 ego. " ..... 1,a, s9n
computed the h'st Jay OF the Eyhn
follow Ing IKE payment. and are seteia:"-d a|u p.a
Janraiy July. The fui eHOIn, rty DC N''""'u""
upon reasonable notice. ,,,,,rc, 49,. ,o., al mn,
.he building A.sccailvn pan o:y upo'' n h9rFs. on
improved properly .et;.oct,,y hhte:. o. ID
70 begin the repayment Of thA pn.ipa; cse.hei m:h M
aud premium. Ia tQ"a! monthly hsA!ue4r 'iy
the time the loan e.. gran'G nv. COZ ton,F a.
Vision o, the BANKING Depar.rsa: 4 the SAFE.
Corrcspondenc1 Invited Address
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Actual cash IN the
1f'a-urv vaults
0u'-tAId.
ing cer,ncstcs sI3 $40 200 sis: 4sisa7 Dec s31s s3
Deposits IN beaH. l01ls.GeO i09sG,250 INC. 2O1,s4+
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Goparlnsrsbip Notices.

A Tmt SE&iolk MIRlnrTSE WIZ y, nE o,a 9f
q door north q Thrtyn, n. or and 4DVE En-
ave a. e. cor 9Sdst i53 0ihave.; i6, Foufts.ave
corner Tou,tceh, 7Go Thl'dsye corner
iod we. Forty .eeOnd..t 10. Coumeasn.e 90 Liberty
a 30 Avenue A 1929 ThIdaye; 20 West Fourteenth
~ .57 West 1,dst.; ii0 Church-st 55' Thrdsvc. /;
1855 Third ave o!i nirda%e be- iie,h ard lssh "a
and twenty fithst oi3 West one hnI died sndt. enty.
Mth.n And 31O West Onehundted and forty ffthst up
70 8 o, NJ II, regular ofhee rates - -, - o,,
In Brspk,vn. nj 90 Court--t sos De kalbaNc LEO
Bsdisrd we and No 10 broadway. Up to D. n. a.
feeuisr once rates.