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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-02

Tee backbone of the tailors' strike in New
York is broken. A majority of the contrac-
tors have signed the new agreement proposed
by the strikers, and 1000 strikers will re-
sumo work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-02
PoToMAc ACADEMY.

TINE regular monthly meeting of the BIZ
"A lief Hook and Ladder Company will be
held TOMORROW friday EVENING at 6
o'clock. Business of Importance.
CHAS. Fl. PICKIN,
aug1 2t SecrefaYv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-02
Notion Department.

She'll Hairpins, per dozen, Doc.
Alcohol Lamps for heating carling irons,
90 cents.
Curling Irons Each 10 to 25c.s
Clintoh's skirtsupporting Pins. Each &c.
Loie Fuller hair Crlmpers. Per set 15c.
First floor. ..11th-st. building)
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DRY 0f,t,Ds.

DRY on,,Ds.
Woodward { LothrOl.
10th. 18th and F sts., N. ".
Summer ConVenieness and Necessities
For Getaways Or Stay-at-hom
Travelling Goods Dept.
Club Bags imitation alligator, 75c.
Grain Leather Bags, $1.25.
Shawl Straps, 25c.
Trunk Straps, extra heavy, 25c.
Tourists Folding Cups, 25c.
E1celdor Woven Hammocks, with pillow
and spreader, $50.
Hammock spreadsrs, sc.
(Fourth foor......... ........10th st. building)
o.
Jewelry Department.
Sterling Silver Shirt Waists Sets. Toe.
Sterling Silver Belt Pins, 25c.
silver-plated Belt Buckles, with Silk Belt,
SO cent?.
Sterling Silver Hat Pins, 35c.
Gold.plated Hat Pins, 25c.
Shell Side Combs. Per pair. 25c.
First foor.....-...... .....11th-st. bu:iding]
Druggists Sundries Dept.
VIZ LIS Cologne, best Per 4-oz bottle,
80 cents.
Imported Violet Toilet Water. Per bottle,
% cents.
Imported Violet Toilet Powder. Per pack
age 10c.
Imported Strawberry and Lettuce Soap.
per cake, lie; per box Of cakes, zoe.
Engliah Bristle Nailbrushes, Csc to Sc.
Bath Brushes, long handle, SOC to $1.5O,
Bath Brushes, with strap. 800 and T5c.
First 1th ct building.l
Notion Department.
She'll Hairpins, per dozen, 25c.
Alcohol Lamps for heating carliDg irons,
90 cents.
Curling Irons Each 10 to Csc.
Clintohs Skirtsupporting Pins. Each &c.
Loie Fuller hair crimpers. Per set 15c.
First aoor."............. ..11th-st. building.)
-:O:-
Housefurnishing Dept.
Copper bottom Wash Boilers, 80.
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator Pans, 1ee.
410-quart Tin Dish Pans Toe.
24-inch Fancy Japanned Trays, tic.
Granite Iron Tea Kettlea, largo size, Soc.
2.hurner Nickled Gas Stoves, SOC.
Red-bordered Cocoa Door Mats, tic.
Bissells "Victorp Carpet sweepers, s1.5O.
Electric Hoop Cedar Pails 12c
Nickel-plated Towel Racks, Sc.
Fifth st. hAIding.J
3d.
BLANKETS CLEANsED, 75c EACH;
$3.50 PER PAIR.
LACE CURTAINS cLEANsED, 75c PER
PAIR.
80 GOODS DBLIYBRRD IN ALEX
ANDRLA.
Woodward & Lothrop,
roth, nth & F Sts., n. W..
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-02
aug1 2t

TT YOU want fine SPRING CHICKENS
Il 20 to ANDERSON'S, corner Duke and st.
Assph streets, where they arc selling from
15c to 3Oc each. which is less than the whole
sale price. aug1 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-02

A LOT OF CALICos in remnants. hand.
"A some patterns, to sell at SC per yard, just
received at
A. C. sLAYMAKERa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-02

LARK WAGONS, q car losd Of FARM
a WAGONS In store and for sale by
HERRERTBRYiNT.
No. lit King Street.
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1t is announced that Carl Brown, who but
q few weeks ago married Mi So Coxey. cas- sep
arated from his bride, and that Mrs. Brown is
in seelusion in Baltimore.
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4 FEW PIECES OF COTTON DRESS
~ GOODS, latest styles, reduced from 121k
TO 1Oc 10 close ont, at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.


liiro at Knoxville, Tenn, DESTROYED
tho Wholesale crOCkcry house OF ilnacn
x LaNpCicl.
Tlo Supreme Caatlo Of the knights Of
tho GoIion EaglO adjourned yesterday
ut Washington.
GOV. Clarke, Of Arkania', says ho will
corporate with Judge Duihc TO pre-
vent tho CnrbOil'FlE,immond light oc'
curing at Hot sprinea
llorr Licbkncclt, president ot tho
German Socialist Congtcsi, will bc
charged NJ BrOslNu to-day, with iWt ma
jfs,c for his defiance Of tho emperor IN
hts inaugural aditoga lall Monday
A ksy was found on II. II. Holmes,
tho famous insurance Hwindlor, which
oAaclly nltrl the night latch Ut tho door
ni tho indianapolis house IN which tho
body NJ tho murdered fIczOl boy was
dttcpv0tct,
Tho committee investigating tho
pIttbutrh city attorneys olllcO adopted
q resolution innlrucllng tho district ~
torncy to commcuCl Crlmtnnl ntoacCu.
ton oi City Attorney W. q, Morolnnd
aud htl itdstuut, w. II. ttou0O, tor Cm'
bpallumOut,
lho BOi'on nova hutOau Bnya' "rhc
unlon Pacific Hallway Company Hlanda
In u lNir way OF reorganization THIS
year or the carly part Of ncNl, Tic
lloslUn Mercantile Trust Company,
Kuhn, LOpbnc aud tho Gould estate IN
Now York ato prominently lnIOrOIIed
In tho ulnn,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
HE "sQuELcHED" II.

President GoodkniEht, OF the UnlVerSity,
win Not Tolerate HnIiuE - University
News.
Special DiIpdteh 10 ne miel!isRer.
MoRoANTOwS, W. VA, Oct. 1.-THE
attempt made this year to revive the
barbarOus custom Of hazing new stu.
dents has been squOlched by President
GOOdknighL Several cases occurred,
aud upon complaint to the president
he delivered a short lecture in the
chapel, in which no stated in very
piaiu terms that such practice would
not be tolerated in tho slightest degree,
aud that future offenders might look
for expulsion.
Proi. |. Z. CorbOtt, the now professor
Of agriculture, and DR.. B. II. HiIe, lust
appointed to lecture on organic chem.
iItry, are making favorable impress
sion. Prof. RemIen, at Johns Hop
kins, il making experiments, and 10
said to be one oil the best chemists
Prof. RemIen has over graduated.
Miss Bessie sIuckey, Of MQrIinsburR,
4 daughter oi the late Major Charles
Stucksy, OF Berkeley county, has been
made secretary TO the president and ar.
rived yesterday TO assume charge Of her
duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

CoxsrASTISoPLE Oct, II, VIA soFEA,
BULGARIA., Oct ll.-It ia now stated up
on good authority that the total num-
Der Of killed, wounded aGd missing Ar
msnlans up to date as reIuit of the
recent rloling in this city is over 200.
The dragomsn Of ths various mbassiesr
accompanied by tho cavSssss, after ro'
eelying Instructions from tho different
ENJOYS Of the powers to assist the
Iurkiuh authorities in prevailing upon
the Armeuiana TO leave tho churches
in which they sought refuge alter. the
outbreak, at frat proceeded to tho
Armenian church Of Constautlnoplo.
There the Armenian bishops and the
dragomau OF tho BrltiSh embassy ex-
horted tho ArmeniAns TO return TO their
homes, assuring them they had nothing
10 fear from tha Iufkt aud that Tho
strongest assurances had been given TO
tho representatives Of the powers by
the Turkish government that the lives
aud property Of ArnenlAns would Oe
protected. After consultation and de-
las tue refugees declared that they
would not leave the church except on
the following conditions:
'That amnesty be granted lor pollt'
ical oHsnIes; that they eau be permit
ted TO retain the arms IN their possass-
ion; that the prisons be opened ior the
INSPECTION OF representatives OF tue
nn1ars and that tho innocent prisoners
be releaIed."
The dragomau refused to consider
this proportion.
Inthe meanwhile, however, the Ar
menian women and children had come
out OF the church; but, when they no.
ticed that the men had not followed
them, they returned, weeping and cry
ing out that they would be killed II they
returned to tbsir homes alone. and say
ing they preferred to die In the church.
The dragomans. in view OF the ohsti.
macy OF the ArmeniAnI, had q confer
ence during the afternoon with the
Armenian patriarch, after which and
through the influence OF that probate
the evacuation OF the kumkApou
cathedral commenced. AS tue refugees
left the cathedral the priests entered
their names on q special list, while the
cayaSIes searched them. When arms
Hsrs found upon tho perIons oil the
ArmenianS they Wero taken from them
and deposited in tho patriSrchaie.
The evacuation OF the other churches
followed, the police not interfering
with the work. In the Armenian
church Of Constantinople, 1t was sub.
seouently announced, 1900 perSons had
sought refuge, and five hundred
refugees loft the Kumkapou cathedral.
Additional advices received here to-
day from TrsbiEond. Ammonia, show
that tho MusSulmans attacked tho
Christian quarters oil that town and
killed many Of tho Armenlans. A num-
Der Of others sought refuge outside the
town.
The Constantiuople correspondent OF
the Daily Nows says that tho United
States minister, Hon. A. W. Terrell,
has Just telegraphed to his government
for a Warship to be sent to MersinR ior
the protection Of American interests in
that district
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
PARKHuRsT SPEAKS.

Disappointed With the Fusion Ticket,
Dut VIII Support Most OF 1.-THE Thing
Is to Heat TammAuy aud Ho is still In the
Fight.
New YoRE, Oct. ll.-Row DR.. Park.
hurst to-day broke the silence which be
had maintained on politics since the
tu,ion ticket was formed, stating his
views on the situation. Much ihtcreit
has beon iolt in Dr.. Parkhursts position
as no has become q power in municipal
politics and his utieEancol are inunen'
iial.
In his statement DR.. Parkhurst said:
"With the outcome OF tho efforts that
have been made at fusion ] am sadly
disappointed. Surprisingly excellontaS
the iusion ticket Is in certain portions
oiitg personnel, residents in this city
can examine the ticket without diHcov-
ering that the influences largely opera
tive IN its construction were distinctly
different to--not to say antaRoniatiC,
10 all that makes for tho best interest Of
tho city.
"Whnteyor thoro may bo in tho SituR'
tion that is faulty aud deplotabo, ws
arc 10 remember that altered cantingon'
cio8 hayO not modified tho essential elo'
mpnis In tho case. ono enomy Killed
il better than half dozen enemies
aloIchcd. Though rcpudlnlo q por'
ton Of tho fusion platform, and though
shall not neglect to scratch one or
moro names on tho fusion ticket, yet
that iacl is no scabbard into which l
shall thrust my sword that 70 already
rod with tho tigers blood"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
TnE MINN CoNpEnENoE.
Resolutions Adopted EnlbOdYlng thu
"rrue UnITOrmltJ" Rules - Company
Stores Abolished,

Resolutions Adopted Enib0dYlnE tho
"TFue UniEOrmltJ" Rules = Company
Stores AboIlshod.
PlTrsBuRau, Oct, u,-Thls MORNINGS
session OF tho coal operators' and
miuers' coutoroucO, to arrange q uni.
form rate, was spent in discussing the
various phases OF the question. Just
before tho adjournment for lunch
committee Of five operators and five
miners was appointed 10 formulate q
plan for IEuOunitormiIy.
The afternoon session was taken up
with the report OF this committee. The
discussion OF tho report resulted in the
adoption OF resolutions ombodying the
following:
"ThRt all company stores ha abol'
ishsd on or before January |, 1890, and
after that data no mine owner, superln-
tOndent or other emploYO shall bn d.
rectly or indirectly connected with or
interested in such store; that the recog-
nizGd screen OF the district shall not ex-
coed aixIY superficial feet, with one and
ons,hRlf inches between tho bars, tho
screens to DO FREQ from all obstTuctions;
that miners shall bs allowed q check
Weighman on every tippte, hO to be
paid by tho minera through the com.
pany's pay roll; that committee OF
three operators and three miners shall
govern the appointment Of the check
weighman, and shall sndeRYor 10 have
him made state Odiceri that this cuu.
Vention adjourn to meet on tho first
Tuesday OF December to arrange the
scala for 1895, at which time, il uni.
iormity exists, and the New York 4
Cleveland Gas Coal Company aud
others refuse to pay the Icals rates, then
the miners and operators bind them.
selves to consider tue New York &
Cleveland company rate AZ tho price for
the district, aud shall 10 declare"
Adjourned until tomorrow, when
tho price for dead work and the day
scale will be adopted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
aIlNAInILLDIIN aIIlllLMAN

on tho IIuslucu OutiUUA...'thriT Lcglslh'
uon Nlllbc on Protective Line"
WAsfHEaf0S, Oct. ll.--SeaaloF Sher'
man arrived in Washington this morn.
Ing, and expects TO return to Ohio to-
morrow. In an interview llO said!
"Timm arc beliur than thOy wOro
Tho bttaiHssB conditions have Improved
over what lhoy have been, but thbfO 10
no substantial rHvyNl aud no promise
Of return Of general prosperity uudor
tho pfOsont circumstances, In BOlnN
hrnuricl OF business lhOtn has been
material improyomnAit but Tho revival
10 not general
"Do you OrprCl Congrcr, TO do any.
lhingthIa winter 10 improve tho situa.
liOn2'
nrhal depends On tho President Tho
Republicans hnyn complete power in
tho house, bat uncertain power In tue
aonalo. Think ppmulhlng eau hr done,
but II VIII dcpcnd ON The rro1dOnl,'
"Non monn IN tho way OF increasing
tariff fdyOuuo2'
"NDai something could probably hn
dono In that direction WhnloyOt IL
done must bo on protective lnoH how.
over, aud II thOro ianny tnnIl legiBlaliOn
II will include duty on wool"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
INsuK0MNr VIoTonIEs.

Cuban Patriots Score Several Signal
TFiumphS over Spanish Troops
TAMPA, FLA, Oct. ll.-spAuiIh news
papers report an engagement near the
city OF Santa Clara Oa October .. Fiji.
iOea hundred regulars under General
Valdez were attacked by tho insurgents
and routed. La QuInta, in Remedies,
was attacked by tho insurgents, who
took the port and SSt it on ara. Two
thousand Spanish troops wsro quar-.
tered there. When tho ars reached
thOm they retired from tho city.
At BuSccto the Spanish forces were
surprised while Commander Lieut..
Frauciico Lujan was Rbdent. In trying
10 rojoin his companions they misIooE
aud killed him. In VueIla AbAiO, sew
eral small bands have appeared, The
Spanish column under Lieut. Toyar
was surprised near FL COrNo, while
crossing tho Bayamo river on Soptem-
Der "a. The Spanish loIs was consider
able. Many were drowned. The cutter
Morrill, arrived in port last night from
4 cruise for albusterers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
A Mnnlll,N nDNGIN.


\ ,Iclilnn woman Arrs'tsd for Poisoning
lwrnJ.,hroo Childron Out Of ii'VonET'
CrASfA, Sicily, Oct lL-A woman
known as GAetaaa stomolI was arrested
iar wholesale poisoning Of children
VIII, phosphorua sho administered tho
top'on by mixing II with vino aud pro-
W.ng upon tho children to drink tho
lYufU. Her victims already number
".Hlylhfce. It IL stated that they all
eai IA foariut agony. Tho woman ha'
rn'amoi 10 having commltlnl tue
na and offers ~ an explanation tlat
'.n wanted revenge for the death OF nor
oFn cbidfon, who had boon bowltclol'
' crowd Of people attampiod TO lynch
N" unnatural wretch, and WoFo pro-
Ngl,o1 with gront difficulty
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

San FRLNcIsco, Oct. ll.-Aitsr three
days ordeal Theodore Durraut to-day
lett the witness stand. District Attor-
ney Barnes tried this morning to draw
from the defendant admissions that he
was well acquainted with tho use Of
bromoselszor, as used in medicine.
DurrAnrs replies indicated that he had
devoted tho night to study Of the
compound, as he replied that he had
converted with DR.. West about'it In
tho jail last evening, He was able to
give ita analysis Rad detailed iIs PathS'
logical effect.
For the first time during the trial
Durr9nt to-day pIsAdsdgiEnoraucO. In
reply to q question by Mr. Barnes he
said he did not know what an alibfWas
until after his trial boGGu.
While testiiYing to-day tho prisoner
became badly confused at times, aud
when questioned regarding hiS expert
ence in Cooper Medical College be-
came go mixed in his dates that he
had to refer to card that he carried In
his pocket to Iet himself right lie be-
came noticsably confused and rather
testy in his replies when examinedpin
regard to the interview that he had
with Gilbert I. Graham, q fellow ,atp-
dent, at tho city prison, whsnt the
prosecution claims Durrant asked Gra-
ham to furnish him with copy Of the
notes OF Dr.. Cheney'S lecture, remark X
ing: III had those notes l would be
able to provo an allbi."
Durrant, in his dogged way, denied
absolutely that he had made such q
declaration. aud tried to explain by
tesiiiying Graham came to him with
prolers OF assistance, going so far a. TO
inquire auxiouslY il DurrRnt had tho
notos OF DR.. Cheney'a lecture.
Durrant finally admitted that he
asked him to furnish tho noteS, but he
testified that he made the request at
tho advice OF his attorneys who In
atructed him to get the notes from
students OF his class and compare them
with his own.
District Attorney Barnes again forced
Durraut to admit that he had written
statement OF his case and enclosed 1t
in an envelope to his attorneys. win the
instructions to ''open It II be was cou-
vcted aud to return it II he was not
convicted"
DurrGnt was asked it no did not re.
Gently show an envelope bearing such
an inscription to Miss Carrie Cunning
ham, local newspaper reporter, Dur
rant replied emphatically that he had
not
lie also denied that.he had told Miss
Cunningham that he heard Suspicious
noises in the boliry OF the Emanuel
church on the afternoon that Blanche
Lamont was murdered.
Several specimens Of Durrants hand
writing we're introduced in evidence for
the purpose Of comparing them with
the writing on the wrapper in which
the rings OF Blanche Lamont Were
mailed 10 her aunt, Mrs. Noble.
Thedistrict attorney closed his cross
examination Of the witness by trying to
show that when no was at tho tairieS,
osteuIiby to search for BlhnchesLa-
mont, he was in reality looking for Min
nie williams. who came over from Oak
land that afternoon and was found muir
derod in the church the next day. Tho
defense fought vigorously aguiOst the
admission Of anything bsaring'an the
case Of Minnie Williams. and alter a
long Argument Judge Murphy sus'
tanned the objections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
FOR sTRUGGLING CUBA.
The Chicago Commlstss Issues an AddrOSr
10 Hiffcr CItist.

Tie Chicago Committee Issues Hn Address
TO 0shcr cities.
CnlcAGo, Oct. ll.-An address has
been sent out by tho committee ap.
pointed at tue macs meetings held to
Oxpreus sympathy with the CnbauH in
their struggle for Independence.
Tho committee appointed by the
Chicago mISs.meeiugI September 80,
which were held to express sympathy
with the CubAnI, earnestly appeal to
their fellow cilizsns throughout tho
union TO call mASI.msetings not later
than October 81, wherever they may be
able to be held on that day, in order
that the movement may derive the ben
eft Of such simultaneous action as add
ing to its improSIiVeneSs.
"As in Chicago, 80 doubtless tn other
citio, generally, tNW good citizens with
the cooperation Of tho mayor eau read
ily iuaugurate the dOairsd moTemsnG
"May We take the liberty Of suggest
ing to you that you call on your mayor
and confer with him as to tho dcstra-
bility oi inaugurating a similar move
ment. A number OF cilies have already
done this, and it would seem dedirAble
10 have all thus take part"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
FKoM HAVANA.
A Rsbsi LsRdsr Who Wants PSace-Isa'
bella to General ChuipO"

A RsbsI LsRdsr Who Wants Psaco-Isa.
bella to General CRuipo'
Havana, Oct, ll.-PriVate lOttOra re-
cOivsd here from tho VeguitR district Of
Manzanillo, state that tho insurgont
leader Rabi, has isiuOd a maniiO'tO to
followers placing before them the ad'
vantage Of peace over armed revolution.
Ex,Quesn ISabsIla, replying 10 the
greeting which Captain General Mar.
tlnsz do CampoG sent her upon her
birthday, has sent him tho following
message:
THANK you more than ever for your
heartfelt congratulations. You are
aware that follow You with my heart
praying God 10 protect you aud give
you victory.
From your ever loving friend,
HlSAnRLLA"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
GOOD tIppANCE

Ola lad ClliSSn-A Chrouic offender Ban.
ishsd by Judge HSEHnG
Special DiIpqish 10 ne InidIiJcna.r.
MokaAxrowx, W. Va, ocS ll.-An
unusual incident, that Of the Danish.
msut OF a criminal, occurred in Judge
Hagan,' court hOrO this morning. Dor.
sey stlnc was tho subject OF the sen.
tencN He is ono Of tho most notorious
law breakhrs in this section Of the state
aud for q number oil years there has
been scarcely 9 term OF the court. at
which ono OF more indictments for mis-.
demeanor or felony have not boOn
brought in against him and he has
served tho major portion OF his life in
iail. Three indictments were found
against him Yesterday. This morning
no sent word to Judge HaganS that II ho
was released he would leave aud never
return. Tho judge granted his request,
but stated tnAt II he wore not gone by
tomorrow capias would be issued
against him. Stino loft for Ponnsylva.
MIA this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

MADRID, Oct. ll,-It Ia stated on the
best Of authority that the government OF
tho United States has notified tho Span
ish minister at Washington, Senior Du'
puy do Lene, that there is necessity
that Spain should act promptly in her
Efforts to CruIh tho insurrection In
Cuba. The news has caused sensation
here.
1t has been noticed recently that
there is great aud quite unusual activity
in the government dOckyards in the
different portions Of Spain, and that
wOrkmsn are busiIy at work roa'ting
cruisers aud gunboOts. 1t has become
known that certain government officials
have been diIousIiRG the question OF
armins the steamships belonging to tho
Spanish Trans.Atlantic Company, and
II is believed that these preparations
are duo to the belief that there is q
probability that the United States may
recognize tho Cuban insurgents as he'll
ligerenis.
Word has been received here that S53
Spanish adventures have arrived al
Santiago do Cuba from Buonos AyEes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

SYRACUSE, y. y, Oct ll.-To.day'a
sOusious OF tho National Council Of Con.
grcrutional churchol OF tho United
States havo been given over to tho six
missionary SoCio,ios uadOr supervision
Of tho body. A macs meeting Ut Ply
mouth church has been arranged foe
next Sunday afternoon Nt . o'clock,
Addresses will bu dulivOr5d on tho gnn.
oral topic: Tho relation Of Christians
to Good G6yOrnunnt,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
UNUSUAL STONY
Told by the Man Wanted In England fol
stealing Valuable Papers from n wo


Told by tile Man Wanted In EnElHnd for
stealing Valuable Papers from n wo.
mnU.
Nrw YoRK, Oct. 1l.-Charles Rous.
sell, tho EngIishmnu who was arrested
Thursday night charged with stealing
fifty sharos OF Canadian Pacific stock
from Mrs. Gordon in London aud who
claimed that ho bought tho stock from
Herbert KrAhu, who mad been intimate
with Mrs. Gordon, confessed tonight
that ho himself was Herbert Krahn.
According 10 his story he was on
gagged ia speculation In London In 1892,
advertised for roomB and was received
By Mrs. Gordon. Eo livCd upon terms
of intimacy with her until March, 1895,
and gave hor Ei,0lO in money and
stocks on tho strength OF hor story that
whon her husband, who was seventy
yoars old, dlod aho would inherit Ci0,-
600 and would marry him. Finding
fran man named Frederic Sinclair,
who claimed to DO nn illcgilirnlto son OF
Mrs. Gordon, that ho story was untruO,
no seized by force what hu could find Of
his stocks, won't TO Paris and then camo
10 tho United States.