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TIrzruUM ~ELECTRooUTED.
He Murdered the Son of Ills Former Mis-
~trcss-StOry of the Crime.

He Murdered the Son of His Former Mis-.
tross-Story of the Crime.
AUBURN, N. Y. June 2G,-Murdorer
Fitzthum was successfully electrocuted
at l2:44 p. IN, to-day.
Tho murder for which Fit2thum died
was committed in Buffalo on April 7,
1892. Htzthum was butcher. His
liio had been tangled with that OF tho
Roehrl family for 4 long time. His
wife was in Europe until few months
before the tragedy and during her abb
senco Fitzthum mad maintained illicit
relations with Mrs. Roehrl. He was
about "a years old, she u great deal
older, about 80. She left her husband
for dtime to live with Fit2thum. 1t
was testified at the trial that there had
boon quarrOls between him and Roohrl.
Finally Fit2thum sent for his wife to
como over from Germany The money
for her passage came from Mrs: Roehrl.
Fitzthum and his vito went to house
keeping. About two weeks before the
murder their path was crossed by Mrs.
koehrl again. She and her family
were living in n couple Of rooms, and
sho proposed that Fitzhum and his
family should come aud occupy the
front room, whilo she and her people
kept the other. This was done. The
two families FLASHED continually, and
finally on tho night OF April 7 Fltzhum
went to tho door between tho two
rooms and opening it and standing in
the doorway, or just beyond it, made
some not vcryChotco remarks about Mrs,
Roehrl. Her husband and son were ut
supper. Young Roehrl stood up for
his mothers honor, and told Fltzhum
to leave tho room. Fitzhum rushed
back into the corner Of his own room,
seized n big knife no had been using to
cut meat, aud then went back into
Rochrl's room. There he grappled
with young Roehrl and drove the knife
through his heart. Fit2hum was found
guilty OF murder in the first degree, and
Judge Titus aonte need him to death.
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IL nAwAII.
Universal Fceling VI Anxiety Over the De.
lay of the UaIted states CIaua spreOkeIs
VIM "A nnImln-


Universal Feeling ut Anxiety Over the De-
lay OF the UaIted states Claus spreCkcIs
Wins "a Round.
lloNoLuLU, June 10, PER STEAMER
CHIYA, VIA SAN FRAHcIsco, June &c.
Az each successive steamer from San
Francisco arrived at Honolulu bringing
no news that Hawaii's affairs will 500
be settled by the United States the dis
appointment that permeates anneXa-
tiopiats and royalists alike becomes
keeuer. Both parties are anxious to
have tho vital question OF stable gov
eminent decided rs soon as possible.
The long strain is beginning to tell on
both business and society, Merchants
are complaining OF dull times, but are
hanging on hopefully, while for the
first time in Honolulu social lines arc
beginning to be drawn. In this small
community politics heretofore have
never interfered with social life,
The anticipated arrests OF alleged
dynamite conspirators have not yet
been made, aud it may be that tho
government has found its evidence not
SO complete as at first thought. Claus
Spreckel9 has won tho first skirmish in
the fight against the Star, the annex
ationist organ. Walter G., Smith, OF
the paper, has been held for trial to
answur charge o. criminal libel. Mr..
Smith was released on bail hut Is let
ting SpreCkOla alone. SpreckGls is now
avowedly on the war path against the
provisional government, and though he
has as yet made no new move, dIsqulet-
ing rumors are being circulated as to
his intention oil pinChing business men
who are unfortunate enough to be
under financial obligation to him, The
ACCESSIBILITY OF taking away from
SpEoCkels' oceanic steamship company
the mail subsidy oil 500 per month and
giving it TO the Canadian Pacific or
Pacific Mail is still being considered
by tho government.
Paul Newman. tho G%x.queen's ad.
viHer, returned from the United States
a few days after the publication oil tha-
power Of attorney given him when he
went to Washington to fight annoX0'
ton, and says there never has been any
secret Ns to the contents oil the docu'
ment. Eo is still opposed to annexa'
ton and thinks that a p]rotectorato with
whatever form OF government o major
ity of the people vote for is best for
Hawaii.
Tho annoxationists arc making great
capital out Of what they consider tho
evidence OF the ox.queen's weakness
and s~eliahucss. Thousands OF copies
OF the power of attorney printed in the
Hawaiian language have been circulated
among natl YES on all tho islands.
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GJ'sold by druggists, 75c.


Persons desiring to visit tho Worlds
Fair should not fail to arrange for their
hotel accommodations before starting.
Having made n personal inspection Of
the various hotols,in tho Worlds Fair
district, l am prepared to furnish accom-.
modations in strictly tlrst-Class hotels
and select boarding houses, at reasonable
rates. By,purchasing tickets at Balti-
moro & OHIO depot ticket office, passen-
gers can have their baggage called for
and checked from private residences
and hotels to destination, sleeping car
space reserved, &c, &c.
No matter which way you go to Chi.
cago, make your hotel arrangements,
now, with me. For further particulars
apply TO I. G. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent i. & o. Ry.
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The readers OF this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there is at least
Quo dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls C0tarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being
q constitutional disease, requires a con
Rtitutional treatment, HALLS CatNrrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its work. Tho proprietors have so
much fnith,in its curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
Case that it fails to curt. Send for list
OF testimonials
Address, +. ]. CHENEY & Co.,,
Toledo, 0.
G$JHsold by druggists, Zoe.
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Commencing May rs the Cleveland,
LorNin & Wheeling railway has inaugur.
ated a new short line to Chicago via tho
Lake Shore rail way. Train leaving
Wheeling union depot at $3.50 p. IN. has
q through Wagner Palace Sleeping Car.
This train lands passengers ut tho most
centrally located depot in Chicago, or
within a short distance Of tho Worlds
Fair grounds. Unsurpassed equipment
and fastest time.
Tickets good returning until Novom.
Der 5, aro now on sale at the lowest
rates and borths reserved at all Glove.
land, Lorain & Wheeling ticket Offices.
For further information apply to or
write Union Ticket Office, McLuro
House, NJ. S. Gillctt, ticket agent union
depot, or Q, S. BELESAP,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Mlssillon, 0,
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Senator Henry G. Nelson, Of New
York, writos'
"On the eth day OF February, 1883,
/ was taken with q violont pain In tho
region OF tho kidneys. suffered such
agony that / could hardly stand up. As
soon rs possible ! applied two ALI
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs, one over each
kidney, and laid down. In an hour, TO
my surprise and delight, tho pain had
vanished and / vas well. woro tho
plasters for q day or two ns n procnu.
lion, and tlon removed them. have
been using ALLcocR's PoRoUs PLAsTERs
In my family for the last ton yOnrs, and
have always found them the quickest
and best remedy for colds, strains nnd
rheumatic affections. From my cy.
perienco / believe thoy are the best
plastors In tho world"
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BUFFALO FAILURE.
The Queen City Bank Closes Its Doors
hut Hopes to Pay Out.

The Queen City Bank Closes Its Doors,
hut Hopes to Pay Out.
BUFFALO, N. y, Juno 95.-The
Queen City bank, which was started
here a little over a year ago, closed its
doors shortly after noon to-day. Mr.,
+. NJ. Inglohart, one OF the directors,
said that the suspension was duo to Il
steady decline OF money out Of tho
bank, which had been going on for GOV.
ersl weeks. Mr.. InglOhNrt said the
bank had plenty Of collateral, but found
it impossible TO realize on it in tho
present financial stringoncy. Tho Now
York TANKS would not let them have
any money. Ho said the depoaitors will
DO paid in full.
The state superintendent Of banking
has beon notified OF the suspension,
aud will send M examiner here. The
officers arc hopeful that tho bank will
resume. 1t owes its dopositors over
ST ,4OO, 900.
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Sp,cici Dbpa'eh to he mtalosntr
~SrGUBENvnLE, O., June 2j.-Georgc
b. Perkins, OF the Perkins Detective
Agency, of Pittsburgh, was brought bo-
fore tho mayor last night because he
passed. u worthless check on ono OF the
proprietors in 1885. lie paid the bill
and interest. He 10 looking for Paul
Panky, who disappeared from the John
Porter works ton days ago.
Rev. T. @. Rinst, pastor Of tho Bril-
liant Presbyterian church, was sus.
pended from the ministry at 4 meeting
OF tho presbytery in Island Creek
church yesterday, until such timo as he
shall give evidence Of the sincerity OF
his repentance. The charge against
him was drunkenness last spring, when
he came to this city and broke his leg
while he had n flag" on.
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r A q FoILED.
Three Attempts in u Week aud An Of
Them Fall.

Three Attempts in u Week aud All of
Them Fall.
DRNNGsoH, Texas, June 26,-Another
attempt was made to hold up tho Mis-;
souri,, Kansas & Texas passenger train
No, 8 at stringtown, I. T., last night,
this being three attempts during the
last week, all OF which were unsuccess'
full. Suspicious parties were seen Turk
ing in that vicinity during the day.
The fact was reported and No. 3 given
orders not to stop at StrIngtown under
any circumstances. The gang was in
waiting one hundred yards south Of tho
depot, and, seeing tho train rush by,
fired twenty shots at it. Several shots
took object in tho smoker and chair car,
but no one was injured, Tho train was
guarded by ton men, who got of some
distance below, returned to the depot
and arrested several negroes. Tho
opinion prevails that the gang is after
the Indian money which is expected
here.
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As a family medicine Bacon's Colory
Cure pNsscs from sire to son as q log.
ncy. II you have kidney, liver or blood
disorder do not delay, but get Il iroo
sample package Of this remedy at onco,
II YOU have indigestion, constipation,
headache, rheumatism, etc, this grand
specific will cure you. Tho Logan Drug
Co., the leading druggista nro solo
agents aud arc distributing frcs sam.
pies free TO tho afflicted. Largo pack
ngcs b0c,
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ST.. PAUL. MINI, June 2~G.-Monsignor
satolli conducted masa at St. Josoph's
academy yesterday. In his prayer ho
said
"Bless this school, bless all schools"
aud then turning his eyes toward Arch
bishop Ireland no added: "And the
Fairibault and Saltwater schools par.
ticulnrly."
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WAsmSoroY, D. G., Juno 2G.-Attor.
noy General Olney has decided that
the several appropriations made by act
of Congress, approved August 8, 1892,
in aid Of tho Worlds Fair, Chicago, in
Guiding tho appropriation made for a
government exhibit, are 0s available
now as before the decision Of tho cir
cult court OF appeal permanently OPEN
ugthe Worlds Fair on sunday, with tho
single exception that no moro money
ought to be paid to the Illinois corpor.
alton known rs "The Worlds Colum.
bian Exposition"
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BERLIN, Juno 96--IIarden and Glover,
two American swindlors, arrested on
May rs for theft, robbery, picking
pockets and confidence work, have con.
fesscd to tivo big robborlos. Articles
valued at twenty-five thousand marks
which thOy stole from jewellers have
been recovered.
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sltensah and MsnltIh

II you arc not feeling strong md
healthy, try Electric Bittero. II ala
Grippe" has loft you weak and woary,
use Electric Bittors. This remedy aCti
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gontly aiding those organs to perform
their functions II you arc afflicted
with sick headache, YOU will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Eloc.
trio BittOrs. Ono trial will convince
You that this Ia tho remedy you Mood.
Large bottles only COO, at Logan Drug
CO.. drug store. 0
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NfV T0FE TI1to,
The cashier Of the bank wns sum,
moned before the president and board
Of directors. The president, with a So
we're look, said;
eve hOvo discovered that you have
been taking from time to time large
sums from the funds Of the bank"
Tho guilty man broke down. Falling
on his knees, he said:
Gentlemen, | confess. have been
saving up to go to the Worlds Fair"
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, JUNE o. 1898

borrower ia always servant to the lender,
aud the people OF West Virginia We're
nc exception to this rule when they be-
gan business for themselves after the
war, To usa the new word that has
sprung into vogue with this !lir, the
Conce3sianalres got a big thing in West
Virginia in these days.
But, on the other hand, We had big
things to divide. And they did divide
them right and LETT in the way OF
choice lumber and coal lands, The
dividing and developing has gone on
ever since until there seems literally
to be no end to it. Strangers who arc
honoring Us with their presence here
to-day must remember that West Vir-
ginia is richer in coal by twenty-five
per cent than is England, whore coal
has been dug Tor l,0l0 years. and
richer by the same per cent than tho
great state OF Pennsylvania, England
has a population oil about 400 to tho
square mile, largely on account Of her
mineral resources, especially coal, West
Virginia has less than thirty-iye. al
though she has increased TO this num-
Der from Rixteen since she became a
state, and is adding to this ratio every
day,
RECORD-BRgAKINQ COAL,
1t was the superior steam coal Of
Weat Virginia that enabled the Cam
pania to make her marvellous record
tho other day across tho ocean. 1t was
our PocahOntas coal. The ocean grey
hounds ara using West Virginia coal in
order to break each others records.
Instead OF the $50 schools OF June 20,
1868, we showed over 5000 last year,
and instead Of the $1,000 there was IN
expenditure OF about 81 500 900 per IN
mum. No state in the Union starting
on such n deficit rs West Virginia
did at the close OF the war has aCCUmU-
lated intellectual riches iastor than she
has. She has ven outstripped her mar
volous physical development. There
must be something heroic in q people
who can show such q record under such
circumstances. To sec a people, un-
taught themselves, 80 parental and
solicitous in their instinCts for thogOod
OF their children as to bG willing TO lay
heavy taxes on themselves for the sake
Of that education OF which they have
been deprived, is indeed m event in
American history to kindlo hope and
enthusiasm in tho breast OF every well
wisher OF his race. Atthe same rate OF
progress there will not DO, at tho close
OF this century, u person born on our
soil aimee the wal who cannot read and
write. There are not many such to-day.
But, my friends. and especially our
stranger friends here to-day, hope
that what you are witnessing here will
excite in the minds OF many Of you
some curiosity to know more about
West Virginia.
Come among us and you will find that
this homo is type OF the state in its
unprotendtng openness, %plainnoss and
hospitality, and that you can there,
within our borders, rs within this
house, be refreshed aud reinvigo-
rated for the unfinished portion OF your
work in life, whatever it may be.
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Excursion tickets now on sRlo via
tho Baltimore & Ohio Mt reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novom.
Der 8, 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
castern time, ut $3.50 a. III. and 1925 p.
H.. daily, and at $3.50 p. m., except Sun.
dan. For sleeping car accommodations
and other information enquire OF Balti.
moro 4 Ohio agents.
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NEw HAVEN, Conn, June 2G.-Thc
Row. ]. W. Vauingcn, for a number OF
years assistant rector Of St. Paul's
church, this city, has resigned aud 10 to
70 to Chicago to assume tho BupCrln.
tendency of'St. Luko'a hospital in that
city.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2O.-The
following postmasters were to-day ap-
pointed by tho President:
Pennsylvania, David Maxwell, vii.
kinsburg.
WostVirginia Granville NJ. ChidoStcr,
Weston.
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The Ohio Fivor Railroad will sell on
July 8 aud 4 round trip tickets between
all points OH its line at ono faro for
round trip.
Tickets good to return until July b,
1873 w, j. RoBlSsoN, U. +, 4.
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W~lLMINGroN, o., Juno 26.-News has
Just been received hero that sabina
bank, u private banking institution OF
this county, has suspended. 1t mud a
capital stock OF about $50, 1000.
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New York, juno 20. Alexander
Woill, of Lazard Frees & Co., ono OF the
heaviest gold exporting houses said
prior to his departure for Europe for
tho summer that no did not look for
any imports Of gold ut present. The
shipment Of half million lot this way,
reported two dnvS ago, did not furnish
a precedent which could be depended
upon.
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GALupoLIs, O., Juno 2G.-Tho Carl
Coal Works, OF Carlton this county,
made an assignment this morning.
Liabilities $jO,O00j assots $1,000.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Her Progress Since the Formation
in 1868,
Mr.. A. VI. CAMPBELL'S ADDRESS

At tho Opening of the West Virginia
Building at tho Worlds Fair-some
Striking Comprehensive States
U~noxcelled Kesouroes-Tho Spleen.
did Exhibit in the Main Buildings
ofthc Fair.
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Women are happier in tho love they
inspire than in that which they fool
mon arc just tho contrary. - cauchcac.
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PANS, juno 2G.-fivo persons died Of
cholera In Montpelier yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

the north by lands OF Thomas Jamisou
60 ~! :. Y y y iaaeata
N.IIiin II. Riggs. bearing the date the
nth day of juno, A. H.. 1887, on the west
cry land OF II. James l.erompt; on the
south hy lnnls Of I homns Houston and
John Houston aud on lie casthy lands OF
Sercck Il, Shallcross and the public road.
containing abouttwo hundred acres, more
on IL :, with II tNo-StOty frame house
thereon, with other odtbuiaihgs thereon
erected.
SciHcd and taken in execution as the
property OF Oliver J;lmison, admiitisira.
Tor of ldeur Jam son, deceased, aud
Josephine, ". ianison. surviving moit-
sagor and t. t., and 10 he soi1 by
Pi.IltCE GOULD, Sheriff.
ShcriIl's Office. Wi minEton, Del, Jan.
IA, 1888. JIG
CHERIFF'S SALi2-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Nenditioni ESpouas. to me
/ directed, Will be exposed to public sale,
nj tine motel OF Il. Pinkertan, in the city CT
New Castle. in New Castle hundre Il,
Sew Castle county. Del.
AN IFIlTJ,tv
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A wedding either brings gladness or
sadness in home; sadness, because
lovely bud Is plucked from among
The cherished cluster OF the home Cir
Gle; gladness, because the transplant
ed bud will DO planted In another soil,
which shall cause IL to unfold into q
beautiful flower; sadness, because the
sportiye glees of brother or sister
must forever cease and childhood days
wane into things of the past, until
they lire only recalled like the rr.coi-
lections of pleasant dreams; gladness
because II new world of duties, obliga
tiuns and responsibilities are disco yer,
ed and they enter its Florida to search
for the fountain of eternal youth, IL
happily they might discover it's waters
AT tue hour of 3, OH Thursday even
ing, January Goth. the wedding guests
were all present at the home of JOIN
Guthrie the venerable prooi-reader at
the REPUBLICAN Office, to witness the
marriage OF his daughter, Emma D.,
to Charles Francis, but where, OF
where was tho preacher. MIR. T.. l.
Hubbard. who was TO tie the knott
After giving the bride aud groom
elect, as we'll rs the guests, lesson In
patience, he came. and III his genial
pleasant way, made things all right,
aud ut $50 the twain were made one.
and Miss Guthrie had become Mrs,
Francis. After congratulations, all
were invited to the dining room fol
refreshments, to which ample justice
MAS done. The minister aud guests
then departed to their several homes
wishing AIR. and Mrs. Francis long
happy life.
Tie bride was attended by her niece
Miss Ella d. Price; the best man wa.
Mr.. Viii RANK; the bride and brides
maid We're attired in light steel henri
eta cloth trimmed with cream Lace
aud !iUbon. carrying white and pink
! bouquets.
They were the recipients of many
useful handsome and ornamental
1 presents. Those present were: Mr..
aad Mrs. John Guthrie, parents of tho
| bride, and hnr two sisters, Mrs JENNIE
4 Price aud Miss Sadie Guthrie; Miss
| Marshall, Miss Davis. Messfs. Meyer
ana clifton Mr.. Eaw. Stops ans
wife. MIR. Howard Vernon ami wife
( Mir john Edwards ANA wife, Mr.
1 Willis Edwards, wife and son. Mi
! George Taylor, wife aud daughter
| Nh William Reed. wife and son
I MIR. Riehnrd Heritage, wife ana son
Mrs. Beni. Reid aid daughter, Mis-
4 i4eathcrhury and sou, Mrs. Green, Mrs
/ French Mrs. Turner, Misses Sullie Her
say, Emma l.owerH Lily Icrdlnan
Ethel tiplt, Messrs. Leyan, DoaEhert.
ANA Cole
Presents We're alsoreceived from til,
! following who were not present: A,rs
] Sltmmcl, Mrs. Rank. Misses Eva an,
/ Meta kettlewood, Ella and Auuie Ed
wards MI. Joseph Reid.
ONE NHo WAS IHEgE.
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New cushiQns haye bosl placed in
tho ssats In Union M. &c. Church. and
as the attendants have been sitting on
bare boards for nearly three months,
the change will be appreciated. The
new carpet has been procured. but
will not he put down until the weather
changes. and the mud and slush dry
up. Owing to misunderstanding at
the time of completing tho contract
for the organ, it Will not be put In be-
fore the lot of May. Some disap.
pointment has been caused by this ar
rangement, but Rev. Mr.. Hubbard,
although he thinks the organ will be
great acquisition. says they can get
along without 1t. particularly while
the choir sings so well. and they would
go to Heaven II they never got it. In
order to illustrate his point. he spoke
Of an old coloIed woman from Mary
land who attended a church in ouI
city where an organ was used, and
being asked how she liked the music
replied that she liked patted singing
better. He too, liked patted singing
but he thought Ian organ was jan in
| provement.