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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23
EDITORS DAY
At the PAn.AmorioHa Congress Of ReliG-
lou and Education.


lou and Education.
TORONTO, 0Sr., July 22.-This was
editors day at tho Pan.American Con-
gress, and in point Of numbers and on.
,husiasm it far oclipsed all previous
onoI. Nearly 10000 delegates were
present at the morning session, which
was presided over by Rev. William
Clark, Of Trinity University. Rev. Ar.
thur Edwards, OF the Northwestern
Christian Advocate, Chicago, spoke on
Reforming PrintorS Ink"
Rev. A. @. CourtiCs. editor Of the
Toronto Christian Guardian, read II
paper on Subjective and Objective
Methods OF Reform"
Major NJ. J. Mervin. editor Of the
American Journal OF Education, spoke
on THE Pres as an Educational Fac
tor"
At the Afternoon session Rev. Dean
". Il. Harris. OF 81 CaIhHrine's. pre-
sided. Isaac Sharpless, president Of
Havoriord College, IIaveriord, read a
paper on Religious Training in Public
Schools"
Rev. G. II. Vroomnn, secretary Of the
Society for Practical Progress, read an
essay on Dynamic Religion"
i. T. w. Mercer closed with paper
on Clean Newspapers"
There was a large attendance at to-.
nights session, which was presided over
by President Smith. A apecial mnsicul
nFnpFatnno was piynn by tha rninbinad
choirs Of the city. Rev, Nathaniel But.
iwash, D. D., chancellor Of Victoria Uni
versity, ToroRto, gave an address on
Correlation Of Intelligence, Religion
and Morality"
Bishop Gilbert tonight referred TO
the suspicious that existed between the
church and pleaded for moro unity DO.
tween tho different creeds. Bishop Gil.
bert believed that tho church Of tho
future was tho unitod church, which
would cmboiy all that is primitive,
catholic and divine.
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DISASTROUS FLOOD
AZ silver City, Cot. --ImmrnSO Damage
Done 10 Property.

At Silver City, Col-InmcnsO Damage
Done 10 Property.
DENVER, Col, July GA special to
the News from Pueblo saws: Reports
from Whitewater, N. NJ, fifteen miles
from Silver City, n. NJ, arc thata great.
or portion OF the business section OF the
latter place was destroyed by flood last
night, but SO far as can bs learned at
the headquarters OF the Atchisou, To.
peka and santa Fe in this city, whore
tho information is obtained, no lives
were lost.
All telegraph wires to Silver CITY are
down aud all tho nOWS ia obtained from
couriers arriving aI Whitewater. The
simmer uouie, the largest hotel at Sill.
yer City, and number OF business
blocks have collapsed, The railroad
authorities report tho storm the worst
over known In that section. The Santa
Fa railroad has lost several bridges on
its Silver City branch and Is badly
washed out. Tho first reports were that
several lives were lost. even as high as
twenty-five, but a later courier, while
confirming the reports Of damage
throughout the section, says there has
been, SO far as learned no loss OF life.
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pIrrspURGI MINERS


Discuss the stantIou-r Preparations for q
ttriko In tho rdi.
PfrrsnUnGn, July g2.--Tho miners Of
tho Pittsburgh district mot in confer.
once hOro to-day to discuss tho mining
situation. Tho prospects Of favorable
striko and tho abolition Of tho com.
pany's stores were discussed, but no
action takOn,
Secretary Patrick McBtydc. Of tho
United Minu Workers union, Addressed
tho muctng briefly. llo reviewed tho
uurstion aud anid that at present a
glriko would br unsuccessful. lilo also
rocommcndph tho abolition Of thu com.
pany store, and spoke ot thom Nc tho
only obstacle to tho future auccOss Of
the mincri
Etom a source Of good authority Il
was learned that preparations Hrc being
made Tor bltNN TO tnkc place early in
tho fall. An advance to a GO or possibly
7D.cunt rate and tho abolition nI tho
company BlUfcs will DO demanded.
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nOL,lIl,, srArIiNlENT.

H' H'ii'FAt'S Ma Iintoh story, Iiut ills
wife Glvo4 Additional Information.
fnrADuLpnuA, Pa, July 22. AT bis
own request II. II. Holmes, insurance
'Hnd.er and alleged mutdorot was
brought tato tho office Of District Altar.
oey Graham to-day aud allowed 10 mako
abatement II consisted substantially
Of repetition Of tho Hatch story, aud,
hHrnlte flRd cfoSl.eIaminalion, ho por'
nhcd IN hi, previous statements.
10 prove liis assertions Holmes pro-
Ingsl diary kent by himself and wife
la Toronto, whrfs ho aiapnS hs gave
tho IisNcl children to Hatch, The
'I.n'y would lnyU confltmol solno oi Ili1
'llleponts had not his YiIc given nl.
lillnnM iuiotmatlnu. She dcClntnl
INIT while lhny wUto liyinp together IN
a Toronto h0tSl Holmes wont away lor
Two days, saying that hs Waa goinRlon
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HAVANA, July 22.-LisussaInt Colonel
TiereuI's command, in conjunction with
detachment OF marine Infantry, after
having beOn in pursuit Of the in'
surgents commanded by ZaYas. over
took them, aud at the Grst discharge
tho insurgents fed, leaving two dead
upon the field. Later they were met
BY tho marine infantry acting with
Colonel TierouPI troops aud the in.
surgeuta were routed and diapsrGed,
leaving four dead and twelve wounded
upon the field. The troops alIo cap
tured number Of horses and quantity
Of ammunition.
On Friday last detachment OF troopl
under tho command OF Major Zubia on.
gagged tho insurgents under DR.. Albert
Bermudaz. Tho insurgents lost two
killed. Lieutenant Colonel Tejada, in
the province OF Santiago do Cuba, has
surprised aud engaged au inSurgsut
band, burning their camp and barrackS
and killing three Of them. On the side
OF the troops, auxiliaries only ono man
was wounded.
The insurgents recently surprised four
guerrilla auxiliary soldiers near Puerto
Principe and killed three OF them, The
fourth man escaped.
Captain Canada, with a detachment
OF civil guards, engaged band Of insur.
gents at CarIagena, province Of Santa
Clara, recently, killing four aud wound.
ing fvo and taking ono prisoner, "A dis
patch from Cionlugos, province Of Santa
Clara, announces the surrender there
OF the insurgsnt leader, Mariana Pine.
At Guienas, in tho SaSua district, five
insurgents went to n store and demanded
arms. Tho clerks in charge not having
any to eurrcndor, so informed the in
surgents, who fired upon the detenGelsSs
mon aud killed two Of thOm. A detach.
ment OF troops has been sent in pursuit
Of the murderors.
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THE SEARCH IN DETROIT
Ror Evidence Of ths Murder oF tho Pieiz
hoy, Ono of Holmes Victims.

Por Evidence Of the Murder of tho Pietzol
hoy, Ono OF Holmes TlCtim"
DrrE0rr. MICH., July 22.--The search
Tor tho missing Howard PioiSe, who IS
supposed to nave been murdered in DO.
i'oI! by II. II. Holmes, was resumed
here to-day BY Detective GOy0r. Of Phil.
nIolph,a, RidOd by tho local force.
AZ vet thern seems to bo no positive
Information that the little boy came to
Detroit 4 belief exists that tho lad
v'' Killed before driving hero; that tho
BODY was brought 10 Detroit md de-.
Mroyol, or that after digging the holo
~ tho rear OF tho Forest avenue house
holmes became frightened and replaced
'hoOoly IN AtFunt, taking II with him
Iul0 Canada,
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LONDON, July 92-Tho Times to.mOr-
row will publish dispatch from Hl.
yana which says:
yellow fever and dysentery are cauS-
ing great mortality among tho Spanish
troops.
"The robols have cut tho railway
bridges, thus iIotating Puerto Principe.
1t Is reported that Maxine Gomez is
contering considerable force Of in-
surgents thirty miles from Puer-
TO Principe. Recent arrivals at
the latter city state that, while tho
troops are garriSoned at the principal
towns, the rebels have complete control
OF tho country.
There is much discomfort among mill
tary ofIicerS at Campos' method OF con.
ducting operations"
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preGiatsl, then, whom you measure 1t
with the great commodity Of human
toil2
Mr.. Harvsy-Mr, Horr 1ayl that
everything has been cheRpenod, includ'
ing gold, 10 say that gold and products
ohsapsn simultaneously, ls a financial
contradiction, You bay gold by exehRng.
ing other property for It, When
II takes more property to buy gold than
formerly, gold has risen. Instead OF be-
coming cheaper, gold haa become dear.
or. That 10 tho cause now, and yet Mr.,
Horr, by GOphStrY, reasons that it
has become CHEAPER. lie says to the
lRbcring man; You can buy more with
a gold dollar now than you ever could,
and then turna to you and HRyA that
gold is growing cheaper all the time.
This ended the debate for the day and
was adjourned until p. IN. tomorrow
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COULDN'T STAND IT.
Every Chicago NIorninE Paper Now In tho
Associated ProSS-Tho UnItsd Press
Loses Its Last ClinnL

Every Chicago AIorniHE Paper Now In tho
Associated ProSS-Tho UnItsd Press
Loses Its Last ClinnL
CHICAGO, July 22,-Chlcago'G new
DemOcratlO daily, tho Chronicle, after
an eight weeks trial Of tho United Press
nsWS report, to-day abandoned that or
ganization and entered Into a ninety.
year contract With tho Associated Press,
This detection leaves tho United Pres1
without q single client among the morn.
ing papers Of Chicago, aud throws 1t
back for Its Chicago nowI upon the
meagre and uncertain resources Of the
two minor evening papers that now
constitute its sole representation among
the newspapers OF the north west, In
an extended announcement OF ito ad.
mission to tho Associated Press, tho
ChroRtcle will say tomorrow moTniRg:
"The Associated Press ia the most
efficient, the best manGgsl and the
strongest organization OF newspapers in
tho world. Ils service comprehends
the entire earth. It's aims ara legiti.
mate and ito methods aro businessliko
and substantial. In tho controversy
now exlsting between tho Associated
Press and tho United Press, the
Chronicle is confident that It consulta
its best interests by accepting the iuvi.
tation OF tho former to take the place
which of right belongs to it. and what
may bs said without boaSting. it has
fairly earned by the ride Of tho other
great newspapers Of Chicago"
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NO FEAHs FELr
At tho War Departmcn, for tho safety of
tho Princeton boys.

At tho War Department, for tho Safety of
tho Princeton boys.
WASHINGTON. b. G., July 22.-Sevoral
kilograms have boon received at the
war department from tho officers Of
Princeton University aud tho friends
and relatives Of tho Princeton utudonts
who have been on a geological tour in
tho Wind rivOr country, Wyoming, OK.
pressing anxiety as to their welfare.
Acting AiJntaut General Vincent this
afternoon telcgrAphod to General Cop.
pingcr, commanding tho United States
army forces In that section, asking him
for information OIL this point. Itis not
believed at tho war department that
tho Studcntg nrc In trouble with tho In .
dians, but II Is likely that tho telegram
will cause Gcnoral C0ppingos To sead
out party to investigate.
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n fishing trip. When he returned no
was tired and there was mud on hia
lEnnnnra
ALMOST ONllNlArED.
A Family Caught by Natural Gas EE.
plo'IOn Under Peculiar circumstances

A Family Caught by Natural Gas EI.
Plo'Ion UndOr Peculiar Circumstances
RussRLL Cry, Pa July 92,-Word
reached here this evening to the effect
that a disastrous gas explosion occurred
Friday evening near Elk City, q small
oil town back in the woods, in which
the family Of @. Bushelly and himself
had narrow escape from being Gre.
mated alive,
Mr. Bushelly took his family, conIlst'
ing Of his wfe aud three small children,
to q small oil pump station, which was
being utilized to pnmp water to this
place, TO SEQ the pump work, They ar
rived there after dusk and wBro unable
to sec tho machinery work, go Mr.,
RushellY struck Rma.Gh, which caused
terrific explosion, the pump house
being full OF gas The stRlion took tire
and In an instant was a roaring masi Of
fire, tho oil soaked building making
good food for the flames.
Bushelly aud his family became panic
stricken and were unable to make their
eIcape from tho burning building.
Finally Mrs, BushelIy, who was nearest
tho door, fell outside and succeeded in
extinGuiShing her burning garments by
rolling herself around in tho grass and
brush. When sho recovered sufficient.
ly She turned her attention to the
others, who were still in the burning
building, She succeeded in getting
them out, bRt not until they were bad
ly burned. One child died four hours
after being rescued and another lies at
the point OF death tonight Mr..
Bushclly aud tho third Guild received
burns that will dIsiguro them for life.
Mrs. Bushelly's burns, while painful,
arc not serious. The pump station was
destroyed, together with the machinery,
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pRScEroH, N. j., July 22,-Encouv-
aging ncws Of tho Princeton goolor.
cal expedition reached hero to-day in
tho form OF two lctlOs from Prof.
Hatcher, WHO'S In charge Of tho party,
writton from Dubois, Wyoming, on
July 10.
A short tImO boioro tho party loft
for ths Wind river district Pro.
lessor Hatcher said that no danger
mood bc nnpphcnlod from Indians ut
Jackson Hole, for, Il necessary tho route
would 10 changed and that section
nvnilnI
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INSURANCE swINDLEns,
Chicago SIsn Under Arrest on Very ssri
Gus Charge.

Chicago Msn Under Arrest on Very Seri'
Gus Charge.
KrSosuA, WIS, July 22,-Georgo @.
Psron, Bernard Rosonow, Barney |.
Block, Of Chicago; Frank scaeisr and
a. b. Levine, OF Hcnosha, nre under mr.
rest charged with destroying the works
of tho Chicago Bedding Company, on
tho night Of June 90, Tor tho purpose Of
deirauding insurance companies. When
tho plant burned, Block alleged that
there was loss Of about 100000. The
insurance amounted to $4,000. The
company adlustors claim that tho build
Ing and machinery could easily be
duplicated for 1000. Block was held
under s., 900 bonds this morning, which
ne furnished. sraefcr and Levine had
their preliminary hearing adjourned
until thursday.
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aIIsUNDEltsrOoD ORDERS
Cause n Serious Hpad.End Collision Near
smithpOrt, Pa.

Cause n Serious Hrad.End Collision Near
smithpOrt, Pa.
BRApFoRp, Pa, July 22,-Therc was
head.end collision bet ween the pSssou.
ger train from o!oan and a freight train
on the Western New York'& PonnSyl.
vania railroad about one milo from
East smithpors. at ono o'clock this
morning. Conductor Emmett Burdick
had his ankle sprGined and II. NJ.
Saunders, a passenger, Of Smithport,
was thrown over several seats and had
his head cut An unknown girl had
her arm brokon and several others were
badly bruised. Tho accident resulted
from Misunderstanding Of orders.
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WAamyuroS, D. O., July %. Tho tnl.
lowing uto tho latest advicoi 10 tho ma.
rinu hospital scrvIco'
Dr, Burgess nt Havana, July 10, ca.
bies so follows.
"NolIow lcyor n mrrkollv increasing
In Havana among clyiliann"
u. ). Consul at lliOgN, Japan, rnhlul
that uliolon 10 prevailing,
Consular reports from Mutsiuc, Apln
Minot report $3.50 Cn'ua aud l,lgO
dcaths from cholera since May 18th.
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GREEK MEETS GREEK.
An Interesting Day in the Horr-
Harvey Silver Debate.
HARYEY'S ALLUSION TO MORRILL,,

Tho Great Now England Statesman,
Calls Forth an Indignant Remark
from Mr., Horr-Harvsy'S Absurd
Proposition that Fifty-CoNt Dollars
WIN Double the Wealth of the
Country Shown Up by Horr-Tho
Free Coinage Champion Tries TO
Explain HImsolL
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W. W. Woods. OF Bridgeport, has
leased largo block Of territory in the
ColCrain field aud will drill we'll on it
at once. The territory he names in.
cludes the farms OF Bert Brown, John
Woods and James Woods. 1t is prom
i,ing torritoryand Mr.. Woods is fOrtun.
ate in securing it.
". V. Campbell and ]. E. Clark, OF
Bridgeport will leave this morning to
locate tho second we'll for the Bridge.
port Oil aud Gas Company in the
Archer's Fork field.
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LONDON, July 22.-At7:3O o'clock this
evening tho following were tho number
OF members OF parliament for tho differ.
ont parties elected;
Conservatives, 200; Unionists, 55;
total, 1858.
Liboral', III; McCarthyilos, Oh Par.
nolilos. Il Labor .; total, III. Net
unioniat gnin. los.
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HOLINESS CRIMES.
The Search for tho Bodies OF More
oEHls Victims in
THE MURDERER'S CHICAGO CASTLE.
The House Evidently Built for the
Purpose osslaughter.
MORE DEVELOPMENTS YESTERDAY.

A Rops That May Have Hanged the
Williams slstors-A BurIsd Chest
ContaiuInG Blood.stained Clothing,
Mysterious Shafts and Trap Doors,
A Building Provided for tho Per.
p,tration OF Murder-The Web OF
Eyldsuce Weaving Arouud the
Noted Insurance swindlor-searoh.
ing for the PIctzOl Boys Remains,
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LEWIS HAD AocoMpbIcEs.

Startling DI'coVrrls' In tho InVeatlgation
~ the Tnrgrrs' psoulnuOns.
KEyToy, o., July 22.-lIon, jesse NJ.
LOWS, an attorney Of Urbana, O., has
been horo ioW days investigating tho
Hardin county bond forgeriOI Of z. r.
Lewis. thn' been developed that over
$4,000 worth OF Hardin county bonds
have bocn duplicated and that they
were regularly signed by county officials
Arrests arc likely to follow. Further do
yelopmcnts Of n highly sensational m.
tufc arc looked for shortly
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pmbAUmpulA, July 22.--SaugOr was
tho slnr attraction at tho riogh bicycle
tuuca Tonight, lilo YOU cvutythiug Ito
BtariOd IN without trouble
Tho milo Opcn, professional, was won
by w. G. SdNvor time, 2!lO l.b.
fivImllc handicap, pt1ioialonal-Jay
Eaton (l3O ynrla) won, limc, i2:lB,
iihi1 Ia tho record limn iir tho track !,
Milo hnn.lirap, professional W. o.
Sanger scratch wDni time, 2'll,
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ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
oItho Spanish Forces Against the
Cuban InsurGonta
FREQUENT BLOODY SEIRMISHES

Mark the PrOIreSS Of tho waF-Ttou'
FouI's Command in Close Pursuit OF
the Band Under zayAs-Tho Dis.
patches from Havana Invariably
State Rebel Losses But Say Nothing
About tho Spanish KIlIed-COld
BlOOdsd Murder BY Five Insurgents
at GulenaS,
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A Young aInn Shoots Ills Mother In Mis-.
Lnkn for n IimrcIRr.

tnko for burglar.
DEhAyAa, WIS, July 22.-Mrs, Mary
A. ChappoIl, widow sixty.two years Of
ago, was shot aud killed last night by
her son CharIce, who lived with her.
Mrs. Chappell imagined sho hoard bur.
glars at tho window aud 80 informed
her aon. llo procured revolver, aud,
thinking his Ino.hsF had gone back 70
hor room, shot twice q! Il figure moving
Ia the dark. Tho s0n ran for Rphysi.
clan, but his mother was dead when
mnlirnl aid arrival.
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sAm Lake, UrNu July CA pti.
valc dispatch from Market Lake, Idaho,
to Tho Ao'ooiatol rrOs' says goycn.
teen persona wcro killed In tho In.
dian troubles at Jackson Ilolc, Wyo., on
tho 10Th,
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THE EAILrH SANK
And Over Two Thousand People Rendered
Homeless.

BRUEx, BOHEMIA, July 22,-It has
boon definitely aScorsainod that twenty.
five houses have been totally destroyed
and fifty.nino partly destroyed by the
remarkable sinking Of the earth here.
The disaster has turned nearly $500
persons out OF their homes, for 1t "a
feared that other houses will collapse In
tho same district.
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