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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
MINERS ENTOMBED ALIVE
TBTRTEEy CAUGHT IN An ExTES'
sIvE CAvE-IN Ar PLrMOUTH.
Tho Air Supply Shut on aud the Chance Of
Living for any Length of Time 10 smsu
Army Of Rsscuers at Work.

WILKESBARRE. PA. Feb. iS.-An exc
tensive cave-in occurred at the Gaylord
mine Of the Kingston Coal Company, at
Plymouth. this morning. \ large nuinoer
OF miners and laborers were at work un-
der a section OF the roof which has TOT
some time past been considered weak
without any warning whatever the iooi'
consisting OF rock and coal, fell In. II IL
NOT known as yet whether any OF the men
vere killed outright. but II Is known that
thirteen of them are hemmed IN III one
OF the gangways,
The air supply is now shut OF. ana the
chance of living for any length vi ""lo
X very small IN army OF rescufers are
hard at work trying TO reach the Gu
tombed men The relatives OK the III.
shut In the mine are gathered aoo". ~,
MACE. and their lamentations are pauiu'.
,rno section OF the mine in which the
| men are Imprisoned is n portion OF the
| baltimore vein. which at this point n
very thick. and they were engas0u "
placing large timbefs as a prop aud sup
port for the roof.
Eleven of the thirteen entombed mei
are married and leave families. ana an
other is a widOwer with family OK chii
dren.
There seems no possibility OF rescuin'
them. even II they were not crusheu
death at once
A number. of mine foremen and the as
sistants. led by John B. Davis. superin
tendent of the Gaylord Works. who ha'
been In the mine all the afternoon. cam
out az 5 o'clock and reported that an tn
outlets in the mine are closed; also tn
rock tunnel and all the entrances. IN
cave-in covers an area of about mile
II having extended since noon to-day, ant
affects the central portion OF the tow
OF Plymouth.
A few cracks can be seen on the surrars
but this has not become seriously anec'
r ed as vet The rescuing party were ohltge
= 10 retreat on account OF the further cav
: fng-in of the mine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
Some Of CharIeston's Wants.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Feb. 13.-The
Charleston Chamber OF Commerce cese-
brated its one hundred and tenth
anniversary to-day with handsome
banquet At the meeting In the
morning a resolution was unanimous
IS passed requesting the senator's OF
south Carolina to oppose the income-tax
clause Of the Wilson bill. unless by so
doing the passage OF the whole bill shall
be ieopardizcd. The Chamber also APP
pointed a special committee to take
action I'm opposition to the Patterson
bill, amending the interstate commerce
act. and TO attempt TO secure some
change in discrimination in freight rates
against the southern ports.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

acted was the election OF a new board Oh
directors for the ensuing year. The iol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected
IA. a. Bourne, r.. &. Holman, T. }. kln-
ball, Coils T.. Huntington. &. i. fiscner'
William Rowland. W. l.. CuIaudeu, I. &
Stockley, and John ". Causey. The new
board met Immediately after the al
jourDment OF the stockholders meeting'
10 elect officers n. A. Bourne was elect
ed president OF the new board. and W.
l.. Cuiiaudeu vicc-president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
wr.ruyn INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, u; c; fep, p,,oeirsasln.
Virginia and North srs SsrT,nsi IN extreme @ vest
ciou1lnsss nr,,oos s winds shifting 20 ea.te,'y ,
syR %tsssp pSrG"s Conditions ana sepsEs Sno s sI5s
east-Ihe ~" nassei rapidly eastward
day nighe ne, ms attended by snow ana
oyer oyer s5or,hery 5or winds IN New York r.ssv Ns~
hs1 Eseand me eastern papas ass esa q
The barons,, b,ns,,'n, and is falling slowly
The ,eng "'ss''Glf ,se GSlf coast The tempsSsss.ss
SS" Ss lssn al1S g taS A,snsf ass Of cGss' sss &
and risen sally fair weather t. indi-
sippId, ,or The The Middle Atlantic and Ne.
England states ne sse , rssGss s;s,@s ana ani shs s
nortn "ulssls.ippi valley the weather VII
70" e,on1y. with rain. and snow - ns, lnn,,
nstsS Tor the middle Mississippi Va"es
ana the Southwestern state, ss.a fin inches,
'rhs following heavy rainfall y" ,. n~n'
-. fsnorted during The past f"en''
,nn, hoofs. Kenton. 81 ss'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

ginIa IN this line IS rather slim at pres
ent. slfho..s.,. r.o~e are still two Repub-
licans from tho state VINO hold con-
sulships ana II IS not at all Improbable
that one or more Of those whom Mr..
Cleveland has anpointed within the past
year win rexIgn before many months.
The Con,,,1t,ae on Rivers and Harbors
have about finished the hrst examination
of the estimate furnished them by the
engineer having in charge the improve
ment Of rivers and hargois' out VIII
make a thorough revisloh psioie making
there report 70 the house' ne ,otal ap.
preparation this year WI s San lar slose ,
of Tho arount allowed FOR preceding
voars t,,. ~ committee has taken great
nains 80 - a fair and equitable dis
tributl0n..
Conorees,,an Bower, Of North Caro-
lima 49, H~a, informed that the POST
ofies f,.,@r,rnent considers the charges
aootns. - ,oetfaester at Mt. Airy are
suiiirior+ ~ warrant removal. and the
postr,asto'.. ~ General has called mp the
| case Tor immediate ao"o"'
ahe simmons Case
'rhoro ,.aa no meeting OF the Senate
lsiu.r,e rornmittee this morning, on ac-
! co,,r, ~ ,ns tndispOsition OF Chairman
/ voorhoss ,onseauantly the case Of Col
lector simmons, oil No''" NaiVi"a'
| mains in statu quo
ootiecto- smmons arrived here last
,t..,t - ,,,,s ON the floor of the House
to-dav no his friends he expressed his
| he6af thst the action of the Senate
would no facorabe, and that his con-
trmation was only a question of time
q,ba several appointments OF North
rarolina nostmasters made yesterday are
higbf,- satiefactorv 10 the North Carolina
colon, bsre IS is also the appointment
! of MIR. Keenan,. as collector Oh CUSTOMS a'
Wilmington.
Genera, Peviou Wise Declines.
core,.al pevton Wise has received man
iot4ore Il, tho last few days from kich
mond urging him TO run for the offic
of Nfavor OF that city. The General, gratt
ful1v nc no esteens the compliment whlc
his friends thus pay him, urgent as y
always Il in everything that relates
their substantial interests declines
be considered la connection WIN any ~
Inlcal ONCE in the clly oi hlchhohn
tLis time Indeed he is not seeking an
Office whatever.
Mrs Pevton Wise has returned frol
Richmond. and will go on Thursday
baltimore. where She VIII be gwen
dinner party by Congressman and MT
isidor Rayner.
virginia and North Carolina PostO Ohice'
There were sixty-uine appointments
fourth-class p05tmasters to-day, to'
of which verc Tor North Carolin
as follows Crumpler, Ashe county, NJ
Baker: Freeman, Columbus county, g
Mitchell; Riggsbee Chatham county,
T.. Cole: vega, Sampson county, Hat'
A. Herring. ~,
The Virginia appointments were; ,io'
Hill, Rockingham, county, Dahiel Snl,, y,
Personal---very.. King George county, MI
r NJ. A. Elkins: Yancy Mills, AlDemar
county, NJ W Wallace.
The post-office at Dennis, Gates count
; n. C., has been discontinued; mail 80
10 Sunbury.
{ The newly-anpointed postmasters
, Crabbottom, Loco opal. va, We're co. go,
. missioned February sth. H. L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

pt,IIADELPBIA. PA, FEB. - INC
-. Steamship Company have re-
80, ,n,. following telegram from sv-
,a,, lanes. Of the British steamer IN
,orJ dated Key West. Fla, FEBRUARY
18th. .,.,,. tocf
oxford ashore on Pickles i'e'i'
s,raif. of Florida. Ship humping heSfi-
Iv. Tightening cargo; doubtful of se"ns
osf without assistance Al preseht "
hull and machinery are In GOO eo"''
ton" ..,..,,.a
The oxford II bound rom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
1nntins Imnrnchment Case.

WASnINGTON, -. c., Feb. B.--Ihe
uouse judiciary Connittee to-day adopt
ed "A substitute for the McGann resolu-
tton looking to the impeachment OF judge
Jenkins OF the seventh Judicial district
for his conduct in eajoiniug the employ
eos of the Northern Pacific Railroad IN
their recent strike. The substiiuie pro-
v,dos merely for a .full Investigation Oh
the CHARGES as a preliminary move.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
Mnnls 10 iIypnotize Ars. MAVERICK

LONDON, Feb. l3-Professor 1'yndali,
The expert in hypnotsm, who has re-
Gently returned from the United States
has addressed a letter to the Home secre-
tarv. Mr.. Henry Asquith, asking for
an interview with Mrs. Maybrick, IN
her prison. in order that he may try "a
induce her to consent to be hypnotlzed
and thus, if possible, establish her inno'
lnuNa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

MII.W AUkEE. WIS, FEB. ID ne
storm having broken during me msh''
the intake crib was VisiDle inns hvI"-
ing and soon after day smoke was seen
issuing from it. which showed that 'ne
men were safe.
Later Contractor Murphy and com
narion came ashore. He reported that the
mon worked As usual all day yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Feb iS.-Hen-
rv Driden, a young man twenty -four years
of age. teller of the Citizens NatiOnal
Bank here. committed suicide last night
by shooting himself through the heart
There was no shortage I'm the banks ac-
counts. He was corresponding with n
young lady I'm Kentucky. no one knows
who. and Is supposed to have had a letter
from her last evening. He burnt all let
ters and photographs, and left no eX-
PLANTATION Of his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
The Brunswick Succession.

Berlin. Feb. l3.-The Hanover rage
hiatt savs that Emperor William and the
pnkc OF Cumberland have agreed upon
terms settling the question OF the hruhA-
wick succession. The Duke OF Cumber-
land resigns al his rights TO the sue
csssion IN favor OF his eldest son. George
-lIIl.ln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Parish touhchs
bin passed its third reading IN the house
Of Lords to-day. The bill, however "aS
not in the condition in wnich II WIS re-
o.,ved i'm the House Of Commons. having
n,sn Greatly mutilated by the amend
,ner,ts made 10 it in the upper house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
professor wilson Snow-Bound.

KANSAS CITY, FEB. 15.-Congressmah
"a 4. wilson. of West Virginia, VINO mas
heen confined to his room IN the Coates
House. since Saturday, suffering from
,orsilitis. continues to improve slowly
and as soon as train service IS re-
established, he will start, with his "ife
tor Mexico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
visit ro Valiant, Grave Prohibited.

PARIS, Feb. 13-The Government IS
determined to stop the pllgrimages that
are being made to. Vailants grave in
Ivory cemetery. An order has been is
sued forbldding any one to visit the grave.
and policemen have been stationed at
the cemetery to see that the order Is
carried out.
The Pressc says that Public PROSECUTION
Bertrand has received a number Of threat
enlng letters. and that his residence Il
now guarded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
ArmrnIans Anpral to Cleveland.

Vienna SAYS mat i25 Armenians were
killed and $40 wounded during the recent
riots AT Yuzgat. Turkey The dispatcn
also says that the Armenian inhapltants rs
OF Sivas have requested the Inited statess
consul TO inform presideht S'esc'e"u u
their miserable condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
philndelphIas Appointments.

WASHINGTON. y. G, Feb. l3.~The
President to-day sent 10 the Senate the
following nominations: Eugene Townsend
superintendent Of the United States Mint,
philadelphia; John X. Reed, collector OF
customs. Philadelphia; IA. Gray Meel
surveyor OF customs VI the ports ol
philadelphia; ]. Marshall Wright, nava
o,ncer OF customs. Philadelphia; 81. fiai'
A. Mulholland. pension agent. Phiiads'
phia,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
.Diernror Of .lonnstown- Dead.

PlTTsBURG, PA. Feb. ls.-Hon. James
r. Scott. Of this city. who took charge
Of affalrs at Johnstown after the great
food. and brought order out OF chaos.
earning FOR himself the sitle ot Dictator
OF JuhnstoWn." died to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
o,s nom,uion Line stockholders.

rrw YORK. \. =, FED. p - -
NEM of the Old Dominion Line
s'ockn1'a,1' 'no,r annual meeting to-day.
nela an, sm," Of the affairs of the line TOT
,se i,scai year last past wa re'a ,ra,,s. .se
s'sn,oyed. -. rhe only other business LIAM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

FORT MONROE, VA. Feb. B.--Secre-
tarv Carlisle and party returned rom ON
%orfoik mis- afternoon They visited the
-, 'nd witnessed the dress parade. \
salute was fred I'm honor OF the Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

,,,,ox,re was the range "t '"e
.oa,sr ne ,~ M rhe Times once yss'sss-
'nss"'o'" NJ a: v NJ. 50: p ~ ~
a A.. a.; Y. NJ. "; Il NJ. o. Aver
age. Hz-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

Telegraphic Breviiies.

CAIRO reb. is.--Hans von Bnlow' "'
,,.,tr.uishad German pianist, - deau-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
Mr.. Bland Offers an Amendment.

Mr. Bland offered an amendment 10
section of the pending bill, changing the
phrascoiogy 30 as TO provide that as
fast as the bullion shall be coined, for
the redemption of said notes the notes
shall not be re-issued. but shall be can
celled and destroyed in amounts equal TO
the coin held at any time In the Treasury
derived from the coinage herein pro-
yided for
This change does not interfere with the
redemption OF Sherman notes with silver
dollars. and their cancellation.
AT i:55 the House adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

,uunu...s.snuuluulIIlnuulnlnIIIn'iIIII
!: OH, YES! | REMEMBER THAT.
Z So exclaim ali as they turn the
: leaves Of The TIMES Columbian
: Album. Too much to see--they
: could not remember il all Their
memory needs refreshing. The
3 Album does il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-24
STONE CALLED DOWN.
Tie Is Given 20 Understand That Hearsay
Doesn't Go.

Doesn't Go.
WASHINGTON, August 23-When the
Carnegie report was presented 10 the
House to-day Mr.. w A. Stone showed
an inclination 10 fight il. He said he
thought the report was taking snap
Judgment on the Carnegie firm, and was
critcising the drm before the inyestiga-
tiOn is completed. He also thought the
minority OF the committee should have
opportunity 10 file report. Chairman
Cummings said the report is q unani-
nous one from the whole committee,
and that there is no minority. lie said
the committee cannot make full re-
port until they make further tests of
plates.
II want the Carnegie Company to
have what they have not had" said
Mr.. StOue. "aud that is fair play"
"Thoy have had fair play" shouted
Cummings, "they have had In their em-
ploy an officer OF the navy for two
years, who has represented the com
pauy before the committee at every
meeting and the Navy Department has
had no one 90 represent Il"
Mr.. Stone asked il 1t proposed to re-
fund TO the company the fines leayied
against it il it is found that the plates
to be tested are sound, 10 which Mr.,
Cummings replied, that il is NOT Mr..
Henderson, Of Iowa, a Republican, in
sisted upon a full snd further investi-
CATION of the whole matter.
The Carnegie witnesses were sworn
and the others were not" said Mr..
Stone.
you state what is false; put that in
your pipe and smoke IT," shouted Mr..
Cummings, eXciJediy.
al state what has been told me" said
Mr.. Stone, "aud l want fair play ana
nothing more.
AT this point a stop was put to the
proceedings bY Mr.. Cummings demand
ing the adoption OF his resolution call
ing for further tests, and it was agreed
20. He asked consent 10 have printed
5000 copies OF the report submitted to-
day, but Mr.. Stone and Mr.. Payne OBJ
iaCted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-24
THE AMERIOAN MEoRANIos.
The state Council in session at PaTkers-
burg About Through With It's WorA,
.sgseia. 70 rhs RsGlxJs-

The state Council in session at Parkers-
burg About Through With It's WORK
SBseicI 70 he Rs0sWs-.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August "a
The State Council Of the Order OF Unit
ted American Mechanics, which has
been in session since Tuesday morning,
has about concluded its la6ors.
The session to-day was given up to
the revision and discussion OF the laws
OF the order and of proposed changes.
Nearly all the delegates had suggestions
10 offer and the debates were quite
spirited.
This afternoon the principal business
was the passing of r'soIutionS, hearing
appeals, fixing salaries and other impor-
tsnt work.
Ii was the intention to hold a session
last night for the purpose OF installing
the oflieers.elect, as the installing oti-
Ger, National Secretary John Server, OF
Philadelphia, desired TO return on the
early train this morning When The
Council met last night an invitation to
attend sad take part in the institution
of a subordinate Council No. 109. at
Belpre was accepted and all the dele
gates crossed the Ohio end assisted in
the work. The installation Of officers
here took place this morning, aud was
conducted by National Secretary John
Server, who left for home this after
noon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-24
NO AeKEEmhNT REACHED.
Window Glass Workers and Their EN-
plOyeYs Adjourn Without Day.

window Glass Workers aud Their En-
ployeYs Adjourn Without Day
PIrrSBUBG, PA, August 23.-The
second conference of the manufactur-
ers and window glass workers to settle
upon a wage scale adjourned to-day
without agreement and no day is set for
a renewal Of the conference.
The manufacturers demanded 80 per
cent. reduction OF the labor cost, while
the workers were willing to grant only
10 per cent
The settlement Of the wage scale in
this district is important iuaSmuch as
the Northern and Eastern districts are
controlled by the action here.
As the manufacturers declare that no
compromise can be accepted and the
workers are equally decided in their
views, the prospect Of a COM
pete shut down of the window glass in
dustry of the United States seems proba-
BILE. Should the usual resumption on
September first not take place 10000
workmen will be affected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-24
MR.. WILSON'S VACATION,
Has Not Decided Where lie Will Spend
It-People From his District sure Oh
Hfs Re election.

Has Not Decided hhere ne WIN SPS
It-PeopIe From his DISTRICT sure oil
his Re election.
Spsctu. % jgs RsJtsss--
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 93.-
Chairman Wilson returned here to-day
from West Virginia. To the REGISTER
correspondent be said be had not decld-
ed where he would go for the rest ne
needs so much when Congress adJourns.
He was considering short trip 20 Eu-
rope or the Great Lakes but had
so many attractive invitations he found
il hard 20 make up his mind. He might
20 10 Rawley Springs for while Tor
the tonic waters. and afterwards take a
fishing trip on the South Branch OF the
Potomac As 10 the Presidents lnten-
tions with regard 10 the Senate bill, Mr..
Wilson said he had no recent informa-
tion, as he had not seen the President
day.
Col. John T. McGraw, Capt. Dovener
and Prof. Birch, of the Linsley InStl-
tute, were in the city to-day. Capt
Dovener did not care to talk politics.
Col. McGraw, when asked as 10 the out
look for the reelection Of Mr.. Wilson In
the Second district, sain the Democrats
need not be alarmed by the Republican
talk Of defeating the Chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee this tall'
It was all bosh, Mr.. Wilson would be
alactad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-24
BEATEN THE SECOND TINE.
INTHE INDIAN TERRITORY
Corbett and Jackson May Fight No Law
TO Prevent 1t.

TO prevent lt.
PARSONS. KANSAS, August GA
purse OF S25, 900 has been offered by
Kansas, Indian Territory and Texas cit
izens for the Jackson Cor bett fight 10
take place at Wagner, Indian Territory.
where there are no laws 10 prevent
such a contest. Richard X. Fox to-
night telegraphed JacksOn's and Cor
belts acceptance of the offer. providing
the money was deposited 10 New York.
The money was guaranteed 10 night, It
is said, and will be forwarded Monday.
ZEIGLER STILL WINNING.
SALT LAKE. UTAH, August 23.-The
Utah Circuit bicycle races TO-DAY were
witnessed by 1000 people. OttoIelgler,
of California, went an exhibition hying
half mile, no PAGER, 10 1:Ol ID, beating
the worlds record for I've lap track.
Zsigler also won the two mile open
class B.
WON IN THREE ROUNDS.
MOUNT CLEMENS. MICH. August %.
Ed. Austin, Of Detroit, was knocked
out by Tom Kelly, OF New York, in a
glove fight held in the Opera House
here tonight. The fight was to have
been ten rounds, but Kelly had won the
gate receipts easily when the third
round was finished
MORE RECORDS BRoKEy.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, August 23.-Two
records were broken at tO-day's bicycle
meet. w. w. Taxls, the Philadelphia
crack, made flying hall mile against
| the state record, lowering II from
1903 Is TO 1902 2-5, while Lee Richard.
son, OF Chicago, lowered his own half
mile record for backward riding from
. IS TO 2:32 As. The attendance was
poor and the interest Jagged. Johnson
failed TO take part, his wheel breaking.
THE PITTsBUEG-BUFFALo ROAD RACE.
BUFFALO, y. Y, August 23.-One
hundred Of Pitlsburg's wheelmen ar
rived In Buffalo to-day. In anticipation
! OF the road race from Buffalo 70 Pits
burg tomorrow. The cyclists went 70
! Niagara Falls this afternoon and re-
turn in tine for the srart tomorrow
morning. Several Buffalo wheelmen
will participate In the race.
WON BY AN AMERIcAs.
PARIS, August 23.-At the Velodrome
Buffalo to-day the quarter mile bicycle
race for professional riders was won oy
the American, Banker. Wheeler, also
an American. finished second. There
were fifteen competitors.
( A MATCH MADE.
NEW YORK, August 23.-George
Dixon and Jerry Marshall, who claims
10 be the featherweight champion Of
Australia, were matched to-day q
! fight a finish at 1l9 pounds for $500
and the featherweight championship oi
the world. Tom ORourke, Dlxon's
manager, posted $1,000, while Nike
Healy, on behalf OF Marshall, hai
deposited like sum No special dat'
for the mill was agree upon, but both
sides consented TO agree 20 any reason
able purse offered by the Olympic Clni
Of New Orleans or the Seaside Athletic
Club OF Coney Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-24
SENATOR CAMDEN RETURNS

senator Faulkner expects No Farther
Liquidation ExCeps the Passage OF the
Alcohol Bin.
Spscia. 20 t1s Rs7is.s-.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August S3.-
Senator Camden returned here to-day,
in response to telegram which Sena-
tor Faulkner sent him yesterday, stating
the necessity Of his presence, in order
TO aid Go making quorum for the
transaction of the remaining business Of
the session, especially the passage OF
the alcohol bill. Senator Faulkner said
today he thought this bill would pass,
but did not expect that any other meas
ures, intended 20 correct errors in the
tariff bill, could be got through. He
did not look for finsi adjournment until
Tuesday next, as MS information was
the President would allow the tariff bill
20 become 4 law without his signature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-24
Frctn Tnder Arrest.

SAN Francisco, August 23-This
afternoon US. Marshal Baldwin steam
ed out TO the gun-boat Bennington and
served warrants of arrest from the T..
5. Court upon General Antonio Ezeta
and his fellow Salvadorean refugees.
They are now under the jurisdiction Of
the q. 5. Department OF Justice and
will be brought to trial TO determine
whether they shall be surrendered TO
the Salvadorean authorities to be tried
for treason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-24
S,eamshIn Arrlrais

New York, August 23.-Arrived, Nor
mania
LIVERPOOL, August 23.-Arrived, Ger
mania from New Nork.
ROTTERDAM. August 23.-Arrived, Rot
terdam from New FORK.
QUEENSTOWN, August 23.-Arrived, Ger
manic, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 2S.-Arrived, Co
lumbia New York.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-Arrived, Jndi-
ana, Baltimore.
HAMBURG, August 23.-Arrived, Stub
benhoOk from Montreal