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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
IN A PARAGRAPH.


ST. Petersburg RdyicCs state that
japan will Gvacualo Korea.
Eourto,n business blocks In Alta,
Tovn. wsro burned Yesterday. Lous,
SO 006O,
Tim cxpcndIlureq of tho postollics
donnTt tmcnt for tho laat fiscal war were
~ so7 oii in oxcp,g of tho rccain,g,
''',', IT,. La. hoo, orroir,od for
r n wv, y"Vv'S", e,ror'or % i,o,, and stool work.
in forc,iosc n trust deod for 81, 500, 900
a.. u,a .y,l,.or NJ bouo, n,
by '"I 20 vHP,y"' P"o",ordoW lain iJolr"s
l'oI''Hhi aoW", "" ia ,ynro ir,,"niiy EIIIcJ
anu 'nho' INV WV @ 'Do'" ~ ""o.' @
Andy Jack Ghu Jnho' iNo, TWO
Knott county, NonlncHy' ouuawS, G9t
into u Drunken qoattoi JUVN l' uoau'
Yastordaya statement Of tho con.
dillon Of tho lrownry ahowli Available
cash balance, SlSO,sOl, ,l0)i gold reserve,
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VERY UGnY oHAkGEs
Mads Against m Orphan Asylum SupO,
intoudunt and Two Soma.

NRd0 Against mn Orphan Asylum SupoT'
iniendsnt and Two Sons
SYRACUSE, N Y, ort. 22.-The Herald
to-day publishes in substance the iol'
lowing;
"CharloI 0berlaudGr, OF San Diego,
CAL, is in confinement here, having
tecn arrested in Brewerton on war.
rant eight years old, charging him with
grand larceny in Rslory hero, in which
lie was employed, Ho ran away and the
police did not know his whereabouts.
Obarlander came east from southern
California seyeral months ago TO prois
claim for $50, 900 against Mexico ior haY.
ing been kidnapped and inhumanly
treated. The state department at Wash
lHgseR is said TO have regarded ooeE.
lAnder's case as good one, and to have
demanded that the Mexican govern.
ment make immediate rOparaIion.
"0berlander's father is the Rev. Alex.
ander 0berlander, who resigned the
pastorate OF the Zion Evangelical
Lutheran church Of this city, to devote
mis- time TO the Tabor Orphan Asylum
as its superintendent Another son,
Rev. L. +. Oberlauder, lives with his
lather, who has his dwelling in part Of
tho institution.
"Charlcs Oberlander has been In tho
habit OF visiting the home OF his father
and brother. Four girls, inmates Of the
Tabor OrphRnage, were before tho
grand jury yesterday TO testify that
Charles OberlRnder had taken liberties
with them while they were i'ths house
OF tho Rev. Mr.. 0berlander doing tue
house work to which they wsta aaaign.
ed. Their names are Louise Dsxheimer,
Louise Herring, both nineteen years OF
age; Katie kiehl, fourteen years old.
aud Nellie DagWell, aged fifteen years.
Tho latter is tho niece OF Chief OF Police
Dagwell, OF Utica Il was for fear that
he might run away that Charles 0bOr-
lander was arrested upon the old war.
raut.
"Thc girls who make tho complaint
toll otTShUcEtng Atale OF things st the
institution. Two Oi them say that the
Rev. i. L. OborlandeF, brother OF the
prisoner, has been in the habit Of civ.
lug tho Older girls their bathI. The
minister denies that he bathed the
girls. Ila SAYS that he rubbed them
with sRlyO TO kill lies.
"Charlei Oberlander has been in.
dicted. lie makes general denial OF
all the charges"
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THE rAsrolLAL LarrEn


Ofihs Episcopal bishops 10 tho COnVon'
tlOn-Au Interesting Document
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Oct, 92-Ihe
two houses OF the EpiScOpalian conyen'
tIon met in joint session this afternoon
as the final act OF very busy three
weeks session, Tho pastoral letter pre'
pared by tho bishops was read by Blsh'
op Littlejohn, OF Long Island. The
document is addressed 10 the Clergy
and laily OF the church, and contains
some 1000 words The bishops refer to
tho successful deliberations OF tho con.
vsntion, to the progress in the work oil
revising tho constitution and canOns,
and to tho need Of moro systematic and
general contributions TO the work OF
tho church.
A paragraph Ia devoted to the heroic
SELF sacrifice oil tho missionaries in
China. Phoiaci that four nnw dtoeeses
aud two new missionary jurisdictions
have been created is pointed TO rs m
evidence Of the healthy growth Of tho
church.
In discussing church unity, the
bishops are not hopeful Of immediate or
general results save In the spreading Of
the sentiment for unity throughout
Christendom. Tho bishops complain
that whilo tho theological schooli are
turning out rnRuy graduates Snd candi.
dates for orders about az numerous US
over, there is a lack oil se!l'oacHihcing
men willing to spread the faith IN for
eign aud heather lands. Iho progress
fthO work among tho AtrO.Amerlcans
10 noted and its needs pointed out. lha
woes OF the siSlor church 10 Armenia
are sympathizod with,
Fully third Of tbs letter Is devoted
10 a ditcuasioR OF certain tendeBc'es Ia
tho church toward riluilBm, Rnd on
the other hand toward too great libor.
ality. Unauthorized methods Of cello.
braEing communion and other Offices OF
the church arc severely rebnked, and
tho letter makes lnis Significant state.
ment: We arc Indeed between two
perlloua tendencies. On ono hand there
is demand for concessions, which wilt
make 1t easy Tor membOrs OF Christian
bodies, not in communion with tho
church to onler her ministry to trans.
for themselves bodily az congregations
with faint and feeble guards Of sound
ness in their forms OF worship. On
the other there isa plea put forth by
some to enter Into negotiations with
the bishop Of Rome with u view to re'
union, which 10 now known to be pos
siblo only by absolute submission TO
his uuscri plural aud Unlawful demands:
The wise thing Tor us to do is to hold
fast TO our position,
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ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 22.-For tho pres.
ont, at least, tho scat Of government Of
tho United States may be said to have
been transferred to Atlanta, for the city
harbors tonight tue President, the
yico president and six members Of the
cabinet, not to mention Treasurer Jor-
dan, Governors Coffin, Of COnnectlcusi
0'Terrall, Of Virginia; Stone, Of MiIsiS-
slppi, aud long list OF other dIEni'
tarics.
Fifteen minutes after 4 o'clock this
afternoon, on time to the minute, the
Presidents special, running as the Sec
opd section OF the southwestern ysSIl-
buIa limited, on the Southern railroad,
rolled into the Union depot.
Ton thousand people had assembled
In the vicinity OF tho station, crowd
ing the streets aI thiCkly as the space
would allow, and oYerhowing for sew
eraI blocks in every direction. The
special was stopped outside the
depot, however, aud the party dIsem'
barkod and escorted TO carriages by tie
reception committee, aud the drive to
the llO.el ArGgon, their dsstination,
hegan Ueiore tile expected Thousands
realized that the distinguished visitors
had reached the city.
At tho Aragon the party was made
comfortable until $3.50 p. IN. At that
hour the ladies were escorted to the
Grand Opera house, where they were
tue guests OF Mrs. Hoke Smith at box
party to sec RiCe's "l492."
At o'clock p. N, the President aud
his cabinet officers sat down in the
AraQon banquet hall 10 dinner tend
cred in their honor by Hon. Porter
King, mayor Of Atlanta.
The CITY is crowded with visitors to-
night aud the superb weather that has
prevailed so far assures an attendance
OF 100, 900 visitors tomorrow.
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AN INVOLVED CASE.
A Divorced AIau sues Ills Wifo'S AdnirSrl
Who DsniOs tho Charges

VINO Uonlun tHp ShuFkNf
Special DlIpdich 10 ne IaLgigeIcfr
MoRaANTowN, W, Va, Oct 92.-The
$4,000 damage suit Of George W. Cobb
agaiusI William ], Hoy, for alternating
the affections OF his wife, closed to-day,
The case va, argued and given to the
jury at4 o'clock, but when court ad-
journed they had not agreed ppon a
verdict. The case was highly sensa.
tional one, and was bitterly contested
by both sides Hoy IL asupRrinlendent
OF tile divisions Of the Standard OIL
Company, and boarded with tho Cobbs,
at Sherman Heights. this county.
There. the plaintiff alleges, Hoy and
Mrs. Cobb became infatuated with each
other.
Mrs. Cobb sued for divorce on the
grounds Of desoTIion aud the decree WNs
issued in June, granting tho divorce.
Then Cobb brought suit for the dam
ages, and set up Ra defense for his de-
aertlon that it was caused by tho con.
duct OF his wife aud Hoy. Cobb wa' the
star witness for himself, and his story
OF his wite'B infideity MAS corroborated
by a great many witnesses who IeatiiOd
to their suspicious conduct.
This was rebutted by both MT, Cobb
and Hoy, who denied substantially ,hs
whole OF Cobb's story, aud great mum
ber Of witnesses were introduced TO
break tho force Of tho testimony for the
plaintiff, aud to show that Cobb's de.
sertion Of his wife was because oi hi'
desirs to got out ot tho state on account
OF his insolvency.
The cassi attracted additional atlan.
ton for tho reason that l. V, Keck was
one Of the attorneys for Cobb, Ksck
aud Elmer L. sCrNtord, a prominent oil
man, are under BOND TO sppeAr in a
Pittsburgh court to answer tho charge
Of cnticipg Cobbs iourtsen.yslr.old
daughter to diaordsrly house in Ale.
gheny and holding improper relations
with hsr. The age OF the girl makes
the ollsnso criminal ono in Psnn'yl'
yania, and The Cobb case involves It tO
some extent.
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LONDON, Oct 29.-The afternoon news.
papers Of this city to-day again com.
men. upon the dispute between Great
Britain and Venezuela, aud in the same
tone as yesterday,
The 1t. James Gazette for example.
declares itself to bs opposed to SrbiIra.
ton Ia any form, saying; Arbitration
no. only does not apply to the present
dispute; bat 1t iI the usual thing, Whom
there Is recourse to this kind Of inter.
national tribunal, for the arbitrAtors to
End against England and the weight OF
evidence; aud in the few cases where
the finding has been in our favor the
other eide declined to pay"
The 81. James Gazette then instances
the Alabama, DelaRoa Bay aud Beriug
sea disputes in support OF its conten.
ton that International tribunals usually
dnd against England and the weight Of
evidence.
More attention is attracted now than
formerly 10 tho ulterAnces OF the Sc,
James Gazette against arbllrating the
dispute, as this newspaper seems 20
have had somewhat OF the inside track
throughout In Venezuelan newB here,
and il iS therefore believed to hRyO
been inspired by high government
official thoroughly familiar with the
subject, and aware OF the policy TO be
followed by tina marquis Of Salisbury.
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no YOU NXpNur oXE2
Invitations to tho Marriage OF the Dnk'
nnd iIs, Vanderbilt are Out,

Invitations to tho MarrinEe OF the Duke
and 81" Vanderbilt are out.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 22.-InvitationS to
tho wedding OF Miss Vanderbilt aud tho
duke Of Marlborough woro Issued to-
day. They read
"NIrs William Kisgam Vanderbilt re-
quests tho honor OF your presence at
the marriage Of her daughter, Consuelo,
10 tho duke OF Marlborough, on
Wednesday, November the sixth, at IL
o'clock at St. Thomas church, Fifth
avenue. !"
several magnificent wedding gifts
have been ordered sent back to Eng.
land on account OF the cuitoma duIiCs.
Vice Consul Frazer, Of tho BrtiIh con.
suln,c, has cndeayored to have tho
treasury department permit OF the
articles being sent to the houso and
then returned, but without avail. a
duty OF 500 has been assessed on ono
handsome diamond brooch which the
duke yeItorduy ordered sent back. A
gilt from Queen Victoria will meet the
tho same fate.
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COAL MINERS STRIKE
In the PsnusJivah,A Region Growing.
Nearly 10, 900 Men Arc Out

In the PsnuSyivahtN Region Growing,
Nearly $4,000 Men Arc Out.
PurLLlPsBuRo, CENTRE COUNTY, Pa,
Oct. 92,-The miners strike seems to bo
growingin extent. William B. Wilson,
who has charge OF the men, aud who iS
in attendance at the mass meeting Of
miners at HOutzdnle, furnished the fol.
lowing liIt OF idle mines and the mum.
Der Of men on a strike throughout
northern aud central Pennsylvania;
Anita, 900; llolvstia, Adrian aud
WalIton, ., 500; Glen Richey, 800; Duulo,
800; CasGandra. 500; Portage, 50Oi Gal.
lltzin aud Lilly, 1000; Reeds, $50;
Spnnglor and Barnesboro, 700; Dubois,
Rcynoldsville and Ruthmell, 1000;
Toby Valley, LOO; Coal Glen and BeOch
Tree, 500.
lIo makes the statement that In all
T., 500 men arc out, aud that in the
northern diaLrict all tho mineI except
tho Horatio are ont, and this threatens
TO suspend work tomorrow morninR.
There has been no change in tho IituN'
ton in tho mining centres oil HoutSdllO,
OscOola and phillipsburE, whore all the
miners are at work,
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A small Rounion.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 92.-The women
managers Of the WOrld'S Fair were
to have II had reunion to-day in
tho woman's building, but only u
few OF them appeared. They were
Mrs. DR.. FELTON,, Mrs. Mary McCandlesS.
Of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Florida Cunning
ham, Of South Carolina; NrS. Mary
Cecil Cartrell, OF Kentucky; Miss Mary
S. Lockwood, Of Washingtoni Mrs. Ida
NJ. Ball, OF Wilmington; Mrs. Clara
McAdoo aud Mrs. ". n. Lynch, ot West
Virginia. The ladies were introduced
to those who had gathered TO meet them
and spent a pleasant morning in tho
woman's building.
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ooNsUn wNIIlNlns cAsll.


Etholbsrt woodtOrd Presents Evidence In
Hts behalf TO tim state Department.
WAImsdroS, D. O., Oct. 22.-ML
Elholbcrt woodford, who was in NADIA,
gascar at tho time tho proceedings
against ox.Con'ul Waller was IN pro.
gross, to-day presented llis version OF
lilo case TO Acting Secretary UAl, Of tho
stato dcpar tmcni. Besides contCndng,
aS no docs Htronuou5ly, that tho pro.
coelingS OF tic French authotllios wCrs
entirely unwarran,od, and thaL tho
French court was without Jurisdiction,
Mr.. Woodiord presented alliIavita 80.
cured by hilnlolf from humorous per.
sons in Antananarivo to ahow that Wal.
lor had not boon supplving tho lloyaI
with arms, nj was charged.
Iio also called tho attention ot tho
sccrc.nry to tho rnislrcatmont to which
Mr Waller hns boon subjected by tho
federal soldiers Oh board ship coming
from Mauriliui TO Marlolllrs, for whicil
hu thinks Cousul CAmnboll, oi Maut.
tns, Ia largely responsible, because oi
hi. iilluto to aOcuro bolIer Rccommoda'
tIonn for hot
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INIrnIiIANr CASE
waiting Adjudication InVolVlnE tho Into
state Commerce Law.

Waiting Adjudication InVoiVinE the Inter.
state Commerce Law.
WAsulSsToN, Oct 22.-At the In.
stance of the interstate commerce COM
mlssioners. Solicitor General Conrad
filed a motion in tho United States Su.
premo court to-day for the advancement
Of Theodore I. Brown. who is held In
custody by tue United States marshal
OF the Western PennsrlVania district
ON the charge Of refusing to answer
questions put tn him by tho United
States grand jury Rt Pittsburgh last
Aiay, concerning tic freight rates Of and
rebates allowed by the Allegheny Val.
ley Railroad Company, Of which hO is
auditor.
Brown pleaded that such answer
would iucriminale him,Oll, and upon a
second refusal was committed for con.
tempt. The adjudication Of tho case Is
Of great importance. as /! involves tho
enforcement OF the inLst.slAIe commerce
act, and also the constitutionality OF
the &C. oil 1898 providing tina! the plea
Of characterization shall bo no excuse
Tor witn0Ja refusing 10 answer In
interstate commerce procoalings.
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rnGnN Will M NO rIanr.
Corbsts Calls "FuE' u Cur, aud WASHED
Ills Hands Of Him,

NeNNNN Ne'N NNe W.T. NHA WaANNH
lIIS Hands Of Him,
HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct 92.-What-
ever doubt attached itself to the
Ggbt between Corbstt and Fitz.
simmons was dlspelled at heated
meeting this evening, which
finished up with tho declaration from
Corbslt that everything IL OH, He
called FilzsimmonI a cur, and Iaid that
he would not fight, aud he intended
having nothing more to do with him.
The meeting occurred in the private
office at the Arlington Hotel, CoTbstt,
Brady, Julian, Stuart aud Vendig be-
ing present, together with q number
OF newspaper mon, JnllRu said that
FitsSimmons would not fight on any
dato except the cue originally agreed
upon, October 81.
Corbett wanted to fight in private
within tour days for bet Of
$4,000 u side, or else postpone
the fight eleven days and light 10 public,
Julian would not agree, and Corbott
left tho room declaring that he washed
his hands OF Fltzsimmons,
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Dubois, PA, Oct 92.-The strike stu,
alton in this locality assumed differ
ont phase to-day. Tho miners at cren.
shaw and tho RoCheIter ( Pittsburgh
Coal and Iron Company at WalsIon and
Adrian, suspended. The BOrwInd'
Whitu miners at Anita also Joined tho
strikors. Labor leaders who have been
working for weeks TO got tho miners Of
this aud tho Beech Creek region out,
are expressing satisfaction. w. B.
Wilson, Of TiogA county, attended .
meeting at WRlslon this morning, and,
aitcr getting the men 70 60 out, hurried
to Houlzialo to attend a second meet
Ing,
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Special Dispatch 10 The Ia's.ii0siar
PAuRgRsnUHd, W. Va, Oct 92.-
Thomas d. Harness, who stabbed no.
gro boy named Mark Perry TO death, at
Wavorly, this county, thrOo weeks ago,
was found guilty Of involuntary man
slaughter at noon to-day after tho Jury
had been out forty.Oight hours. llar.
moss IL u wOll.to.do farmer. Tho YER
diet meets with disiAvor. Sentence has
not yOl been imposed.
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Special Dhpa'eh to the inttlitosnetr
KlSGwooD, W. Va, Oct. 22,-Tho
West Virginia Northern railroad, for.
morly the Tunnelton, KinGwood & Fair
chance railroad, is running but one
train day now, because sufficient water
cannot DO gotten for the locomotives.
The notice sayG that this schedule will
continue until further notice, which
means until rainfall repleniIhe' the
water tanks. Tho drouth horo continues
aud Causes much Inconvenience II not
actual nnloring In somo aooliong.
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pAKKEnsDUltG POLICEMEN

Ia Trouble for Conducting n siummlnE
Phrty Around Town.
Special DhrGth 10 he inhRigHeG.
PApKrRsuuRo, W, Va, Oct. 22.-Chiei
OF Police HOaton to-day Suspended
Lieutenant Gale aud Policeman Tom
MoneYpUuny, who conducted Rev. R, u.
Smith, Of tho Baptist church, and o
party who were Summing to house OF
i'll fame.
Council at its meeting tonight order.
cd an investigation Of these officers for
Friday night, and summoned Rev. Mr..
Smith and party 10 appoaE
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Al tho Opera House this OvOnlnE ].
C. stewart and his comedy company
will appear Ia tho tuupy farce which
hn, mado tho whole continent laugh.
There will appear, incidental to The
play, tho Star Quatlcltu, who aro styled
tho kings OF harmony, jaInOI Il aud
Misa Kalo Edwards, AmOrlcAs trnvOsty
rkolch artists; GtOun aud Stanley, the
celebrated musical duo, aud galaxy Of
prullv Girls, all Of which tend 10 make
fun fast aud iuriouL
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WAanSdtos, OCT gl.-Gho naval
ordinance ollcor, have found tha. tho
annonlci ulckcl atcol dock plnlcl now
In uao nto rupotlot to tho llarycyiEo1
plrtOl iot tho purnnin al dock pfulcc.
lion. AZ Indian llond yo'lufdny ihfro
NJ llo5c llpfyoyl2ol plnlU1, ilroo inchoa
thick, made by Carnegie, woro ant nl IN
anglo ol ton dngtonB, or about tho sumo
anglo they pro7ont 10 llm whom IN place
sis sIlp's protective deck, RHA wsfe
nrol at by m oichLincli rllo, tho allol0
having velocity oi 1850 loot nor soc.
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SENSATIONAL STORY
Told On tho Witness Stand In the
DurrRnt Trial By
THE PRISONERS INTIMATE FRIEND
Which is Considered to Havo
Swept Away tho Defense,
THE INTERVIEW HELD AT THE JAIL

BY Doctor Graham, a Medical Stu.
dent, With tho Prisoner, Shows
That Dugant Was Not at DR.,
ChsnOy's Lecture on tho Day He
Claimed to bottle Most Important
ToGtimony That Has Been AdduoOd
SO FAr-Tho Trustees of tho Emun.
uel Church Contradict tho state.
monts of tho Accused in Important
PartloularS-other Damaging Evi.
dcncc
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nov lLonMItr nAMoN,

or M1rtlusburg, Die. auddsnIY of Nervous
ProstrnIlon-IIighlJ respected Man.
Sps iai Di'palca 10 ne IHis!lignstr.
MARriSNURd, Oct. 22,-Hon. Robert
LamOn, oithis city, aged ftty.nino, died
suddenly At Slate LiuO, Pa, where he
was visiting DR.. V. D. Miller. last night
OF nervous proItrAtion. Mr.. Lamon was
born here. During tho war he served us
deputy marshal Of the District Of Co.
lumbia under his brother, tho lato Col.
Ward II. Lamon, who was marshal, aud
the particular friend OF Preildent
Lincoln. After she war he Fe.
turned 10 Berkeley county, and
has ever since been closely
identified with its political and
business intercsI. In 1873 he was up.
pointed deputy sheriff OF che county,
and in 1854 was elected sheriff on the
Democratic ticket ior II term Of four
yearS. lie was subsequently elected
member to tho lower house of the state
legislature lie has since engaged on
tiroly in farming aud merchandising,
and was secretary OF the Marlinsburg
aud Winchester turnpike company.
Mr.. Lamon was OF warm hearted
aud cheerful disposition and exceed.
ingly popular
lie was twice married. his first wife
bOing Mrs. Katharine Miller, Of State
Line, Of which marriage four children
survive him. In 1889 he was married to
Miss Burkhart, Of this city, who, with
one child, survives him.
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TANNElts 0nGANiHfH.

Neither tho Wheeling Delegate or Any
offers wonld state What Was Done.
Cmc,do, Oct. "a meeting OF tan
ncrs from nearly every section Of tho
country was held at tho auditorium to.
dav. Tho meeting was called to organ.
izo for trade purpose'. but beyond that
admission, neither f. O. Holman, OF
Wheeling, W.. Va, or any OF tho other
leaders Of tho gathering would give any
information.
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CoLuMnus, o., Oct 29,--ROw G. W.
IIooilOr, Of GrucnviIlc, o., Republican
nominee for tho legislature, who was
accuscd Of soliciting $1,000, In case OF
His election, to vote for Calvin S Brice
for tho United States senate, IL believed
by tho Ropnbiicnn state committee 10
have loft tho state to-day and gone 10
Thiropo
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NO ARBITRATION.
An Inspired Statement OF the st,
James aazstts
CONVEYS MUCH SIGNIFICANCE
In Regard to Great RrltaIn's AttI-
tuds Toward Veuszusla.
ALABAMA AWARD STILL STICKS

In the nrItIsh CrAw-ThO Gazette
Makes Some Very Childish rlcaS
Against ArbltratIOH-lt Claims That
Every Award Has Been Mado
Against England and tho Weight OF
Eyldsnos-ThO UrISn IucIdcnt and
tho Corlnto Ar.Ir Arc Not Parable.
cs.oa-ThOro Are Many Essential
Points of Didoreuco-Au Attempt
10 ShIiI the Issue.
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IoypoS Oct. 22,.-'rho Fall Mall Gn
Rollo tonight OaySi "Wc Nrc authorized
BY Lord Dunroyon To slatO that lhc
uutlod ptcW interview with him pub.
li,IiOl In aOvOral American papers, Ia
ontllOly bogus"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

CnArTAXoodA, TESS,, Oct. 22.-FrRnk
II. wolty, aged 80, OF 100 Federal street,
Allegheny. Pa, was found dead in bed
at the Road house this morning. An
empty bottle OF morphine wa' found on
the table. Tho cause Of the suicide is n
mystpry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

ond. Tho hard plates we're fractured
at tho point ot Impact, and pieces ware
driven through the plate backing. Tue
soft, untrsatod plates, under like tests,
arc bulgsd downward, but deaoc ct tho
ahnI