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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
A LEAKING GAS VALVE
Causes the Death of Five Men in a
Providence Cellar.
OVERCOME m A SECONDS TIME
aud Assistance Could Not Reach
Them Tor Several Hours-Dut ono
Man Managed to Escape - Tho
Cloth Covering the PIpo Was Blown
on, aud tho Gas Tllled the Room Ia
Which the Mon Wero at Work.

PRovIDEScE, r. l., Sept, Alive em'
ployes oil tho Providence Gas Company
went to their deaths in the cellar OF
the WestHold street gas holder about
l:S0 o'cIock thi. afternoon, ssphyxmtioh
by gas being tue cause, The names oil
the dead are:
- Cotton, twenty.eiGht years Of
age, single, Bird street.
- Riley. fOrty.dvS years OF age,
married, with six children, Thornton
pike,
- McMRpus. married, Borden and
Mary street.
- Burns. nineteen years OF age,
East Providence.
- McNameo, thirty.six years OF
age, single, Brook street.
The accident was a peculiar one. For
several days leaking gas has been de-
teCIed Ia the holder, and to-day the
company sent six men aud a foreman
TO repair the leak, which proved to
Come from defective valve connecting
the iour.inch main which supplies the
Westdeld street holder with gas from
the main holder on Globe street. The
men had Just returned from dinner at |
o'clock, and. goiBg down tho wooden
6tairs which led from the entrance OF
the holderto the cellar below, began to
work on the broken valve. They dis.
connected II aud tied a cloth bag about
tho large main extending in front OF
tho street, when tho bag gave way and
an immense volume OF gas rushed out
In less time than it takes to tell it all
were oVsfcome with tho exception OF
one, who managed to gropo up tho
stairs, where tho fresh air enabled him
to recover sufficiently to reach the
street.
Immediately after it became known
that the men were thero and unable to
get out, willing hands attempted TO 90
To tho rescue, but nothing could DO done
while the ESCAPING gas rushed uD the
stairs. Foreman Charles Allon did all
he could, but ihern was no cuE.OD In the
street aud he knew not what way to
turn. The police wero quickly on tho
spot and roped oil WOstlleld street and
Main Inspector Palmer stood IN the
doorway to prevent anybody from go.
ing down the s.air4.
Az the foot oithe stairs lay ono Of tho
msn-Who had almost reached the
bottom stair, when no was over
come and sank back with n
look Of anguish on his counte-
nance. Soon after o'clock the gas
company sent Il gang Of men to dig up
the street to got at tho main shut of
further along, 1t being understood that
no other means Of shutting OF tho gas
could bo obtained, and even then it
mOant two hours work. Foreman Allen
took hand in the excavation aud was
overcome before the digging had pro.
ceoded far Ho was taken to tho Rhode
Island hospital in the ambulance which
arrived q short time before. His life is
despalrsd OF.
Mr. Jason BIackmar, who lives oppo.
site, turned his house and yard into Il
hospital OF need, aud stood in readiness
to aid the authorities 10 any way posi-.
hlR
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RRIEFs FROM THE Wire.

Thrco people wcto Injured hy col.
lision on tho Allegheny Valley railroad
ut FaiconOr.
SyoIn Lovon, tho distinguished Swcd.
ish naturalist, is dGad, ut tho ngO oi
oighty.'eYun years, Nt Stock holm.
Charles Allen ono Of tue postollicn
robbors who escaped from Ludlow atrcOt
jniI, Now York, has bOcn captured at
Springfield, Nio.
Al Yesterdays session Of tho Lolior
Cnrrinrs' Association, Ia Philadelphia,
tho committee on resolutions reported
against sHy iatet(etcaee VITA tHe eight
hour law.
Tho Ilill Seminary, tho gtt oi pro,l.
dent j. ]. llll, ot tho Gtont Northgrn
railway, was dedicated yesterday ut St.
lnnL Mgr, SntolIl celebrated llGh non'
tilcu mnm IN tho presence Of 2O,OJJ
people.
lIorr Fund editor Of tho lIoHIn Nor.
wnrrlS, hni boon nrrodn1 nn1 two clr
tiOna VI hi paper have boon clnllicotol
by tho government, nppn tho ground
that tho pnnrf contained articles Insult
Ing to limpotut Wllllau,
II Ia reported that revolutionary
conspiracy hni bnOn discovered IN auv
oral pttt4 NJ Russia Nv Moscow, dyuN
inIto bombs, ntlni aud Nilllist pam.
phlols hayO bnon sn2od nj tho lodgings
Of several mombora Of tho BuGtnL lOaguu.
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MAnrINsnuNG'- COUNCIL
IteSoatA Mr. Martin tor the second Time.
UniV"rHItT Prospects.
...--F.,. T,f......E o.. "a. Tz.-sfg..-.

neseatS Mr Martin tor the Second Time,
University Prospects.
sp,rla' DiUG'aE TO ts Ia'slt!eaotr.
MAnrlSSBURG, W. Va, Sept. 4.-Ths
election case OF Martin against Proctor
was decided for the second tim9 by tho
citwcounciI last night aud Martin, Re.
publican, again seated. Proctor was
elected by one vote aud Martin contest.
cd the election on the ground OF illegal.
iIy OF certain votes and was seated by
tho counsll. Ths case was appealed
and tho court reversed tho action OF the
council aud had Proctor reseated. Mar.
iiu instituted second contest upon tho
same grounds, challenging four votes,
two OF which tho council declared lille.
gal and again sea;ei Martin. Tho case
will again be appealed to the circuit
court.
Mr.. waitman Barbe, the field agent
Of tho university, is in the Eastern Pan.
Handle boxing up students for the in.
stitution, and with some success Mr..
Barbo says tho university Is going to
have big year. and that it will open
with $50 students. He will make an
address here tomorrow night before the
board Of education showing tho benefits
OF raising tho course in the city high
school 20 that a graduate may enter the
university. The board aud committee
of tho teAchsrs have been considering
this and it will doubtless be done.
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U. S. CONSUL HYATT
Could not bs Dlunad by the Cuban on
ClaIS-D0dgs sIiIl la PTlEoH'


ClaIS--Dodgs sin la Prison
New YoEK, Sept. 4.-A special to the
Herald from Nassau, \. r., says:
Adyices from Santiago do Cuba say
that Donald Dodge, NJ. D., alias Frank
NJ. Boyle, who says ho is correspond
eut oi New York newspaper, aud who
saiIed from Nassau By tho Ward line
steamer Niagara, ia still in prison.
charged with being an emmissary ofLhe
Cuban junta in New York.
Despite the Spanish military govern
OTIS expressed purpose to have Dodge
court marlialed and shot as spy, Coa'
sui Hyatt succeeded IN having the case
transferred TO tho ordinary courts.
In his declaration Dodge said he had
left New York a6 a slOwaway, and had
finally taken passage from Nassau under
tho assumed namO OF Boyle. Ho had
insufficient funds TO pay I0r first class
passage, and he did not give hia true
name, As an explanation Of his failure
10 20 ashore when the other passengers
did, he said no was waiting for friends
from the shore to meet him to pay his
bar bill, without which tho steward re-
fused to give him his baggage. Among
the letters found by the police in
Dodgs's possession was one addressed
70 Pulaski +. Hyat., tive Unbed States
consul In Santiago, aud unseaIed.
Tho authorities sent Tor Consul Hyatt
to 90 to the jail and delivered tho letter
to him in DOdge's pre'enco, requesting
tho consul to open il before judge who
was present. CoHsui Hyatt refused,
and the Judge became angry and said ii
the consul would not opsn the letter ne
would 30 80 himself. The consul said:
"You have no right to open agprivate
letter addressed 10 me in my otticial'
capacity II you dare break the seal |
will inform my government by cable
that you have violated my official cor
respondcnce."
Tie Judge waI siiencod, aud delivered
the lO!isr to tia consul.
Spanish officials So Santiago betieYe
the big envelope contained letters ad.
dressed to the insurGeu: leaders in
Cuba, which Dodge was ahrewd enough
10 place under seal and address 10 the
consul before going a,horo.
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BoSroH. Sept 4.--OnO oi tho most
disastrous Gro, that has occurred along
Boston's water front in years, started on
tho docks at East Boston thi, morning
and before 1t Conli DO controlled, dcs.
ttayed tntcu pturs, Two large Stoto.
houses, u freight snci, fifteen loaded
freight cara and largo quaatity OF
irolghtOnd slightly damaged u number
oidwOIliug house" Tue loss ia Gstl.
mated at s5bj,OO). partly insured.
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AGAINsr EtliIl WOOL

Tho ohio wOut Growers Association
Adopts u Resolution TRvorlng rrotSc.
tiun.
CoLuMnus, o., Sept. 4,--rho Ohio
Wool Growers Association this Nitor.
noon adopted resolution to tho effect
that irgo wool Is causing u heavy loss to
tho farmers, and urging all wool growers,
farmers and others Interested in wool
protection to petition tho Fifiy.iourIh
Congrdss to pass legislation favorable to
such interests. judge Lawrence ma
RoHRcsd ho would call q moetiag at tho
National Wool Growers Association at
Washington afor COngrcW assemblies
TO inau.uraio n movement to lave tho
iaril on wool restored.
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TllN PuHLIC DgBr.
The Past Nlonlh ARKSs ~ Good shown
inrn namoornLle AhmlnIatratIon.

The Past Manlh InKss u Good Showing
fnrR Democratic AdmlulstratIon.
WAsufNGroS, D, c., Sept, 4,-Ths
public debt statement issued by the
treasury department to-day ShOWs the
public debt on tho laat day al Auguat,
less cash in the treasury, 10 have been
SDi2, ,99I, 1923, an increase for the month
OF $2,Sl5,4lS Following 10 u TOcapitulR'
Ilnn OF the debt:
Interest bearing debl S747,300, ,0l0;
debt on which interest has ceased Ilnce
maturity Sl,60j,S70; debt bearing no
interest S37TOOG,0OS, Total SI,l9G,963,
47O.
There arc also certificates and treasipg
notes outstanding offset by an equal
amount OF cash in the treasury amount.
ing to SGO9,SSi, ,G03.
The cash in the treasury is classified
as fnllowa:
Gold, $lIO,4IO,99 silver, $jll,477,.
3li; paper, SljO,2Si,5i4; bonds, dis
bursting ohlceFs' balances. ETC., Sl5,Sl7,.
$50. Total Ss2j,98O,S4j against which
there are demand liabilities amounting
to SUI, ,99l, ,lS0, leaving q cash balance
oil SlS4,O3D, 1856. The decrease in the
cash for the month was S3,llOS74.
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A eide LIGnr


IN the wnIlsr Cae--l IirooHIyn Sian
rfsfsr, Charges gnin.t Consul wcttor
WtsnfSurpS, D. g., Sopt. i,--In'efsss
.N to bo added to tho Waller case by an
Investigation Of Consul Wetlcr, walIorS
"lgaenor aud present consul at Inma'
hm. VI tlnga,car This sinye'tghtion i'
I.a result Of charges made by Charles
] Lyons, a resident Of Brooklyn, " Y.
'If Lyons vent to tho Island NJ tho
asalt Of Boston nfm OF exporters and,
u IL alleged. incurred tho GnmitY. ol
ro.ter. Woltor hal Lyons AFRO lloi on
'.H charge 0f opening mail nIIfo''oi
H tnn consul IN tim governor ei eH" 81
l.n provinces Of Madagascar and ~ hi!
'da In,isIoI upon sltting ~ Lyons
.uIgo nq we'll ~ acting as prosecutor,
Lylni became convinced that no vas
doomed 10 imprisonment through thia
process aud he forfeited his bail and lol |.
tho pItnl llr claims 10 luyo nplIll'h
tho state department, 0nd complains
lhat hts rnnrsha until recently have Fe'
09ly1d no attention,
lbo state department authorities OK
N.iiu that no acknowledgment lln7 be0h
made NJ Nlt. Lyons communication Wy
saving that thoy did not Know Of hla
NUofonbonls Until hlaafrlynl ~ Brook
HU II wal stated ~ tho same tllh'
iua. ME Lyons had nov boon hoillled
,ba, any charges hs m1ght have to
mako would tsoaiVs duo G1nsldehuoll
Mt Lyons dslOni0 agalnst VOTERS
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ny.n.lron. Fro Nd Elk Gnrdcn.

sJ,osial D1plith 10 Ne IGieligstNr
PIEDMONT. W. Va, sopt IA diu.
astrou, fro occurred to-day at Elk Gar.
don, u coal mining town fourteen milos
south OF Piedmont. McInttres store
md residaucc, McKinoy's boarding
house, onU double aud eight single
dwelling houses and several stAblO' to.
ga,her with much Of their contents.
woro totally destroyed, Iho fire Is said
to have started from an aitOmpt to ligh.
fire with oil. Tho loss Is heavy;
nnriInllY inanrnl.
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Spc"ill DNDiiH 70 nc InsHigcHcT
BrcEHANSoS, W. Va, Sept, 4.-ThO
sixth year Of the West Virginia Con.
ference Seminary opened to-day with
an enrolment Of one hundred and
uine. THIS is larger than tho CorrOa-
ponding dAy last year aud tho outlook
Is for much larger astsRdahce than
over before. The now ladies' homo,
just completed, ia proving great help
IN drawing young ladies, aud quito a
number who have been attending school
in Baltimore and Virginia are now on.
rolled here,
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Nrw YonR, Sept IA lOtlor from Row.
/. W. Houston, at Nanking, China,
dated July II, contains q copy oI tho
proclamation issued by Ii Hung Chang,
tho yIcoroy, which not only requires
tho Chinese to refrain from molOstina
mta,funnrina, but speaks rs terms Of
praise II tho work dono by them. Tho
nrncIamatl1n illustrates tho folly Of
forming Judgment OF the whole Of China
irnm nynliLIona oXiNlng In one AeeLIOn.
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original charge iS that tho letter he
opened was addressed to himself, and
that tho letter to the Madagascar OIL
cisl was enclosed, under seal, with vsrl,
Qua other iotters to himself tfSons,I
Tho inYsSEigation will bear directly
upon the Waller case, Waller and his
stop'on, Paul Bray, sat with WetIer US
members OF tho court, and, 1t appears,
themselves gained the III will Of Weltor
because thoy resisted what they con-
csiyed to be WoIler's desire unduly to
punish LYONS.
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PREMIER SALISBURY


Informs tho Turltish Ambassador that ne.
forms MuAt be InHuEurAtOd.
CoSsrASrlNorLr, Sept At is OIL.
cially announced hero that Rustem
Pasha, Turkish ambassador to England,
ha, tocgraphod to the foreign minister
that he has had an interview relative to
the Armenian question with Lord Sails
bury, whom ho had assured that the
sublime porte is not opposed to the re.
forms proposed by tho powers, but that
Turkey could not permit control of Ar.
mcnia by yan International commission.
Lord salisbury replied that under tho
circumstance, 1t would be useless to con-
time tho interview. II, no said, tho
porto persists in Its refusal, tho powers
will undertake tho suggested reforms
md rect satisfied. II, however, tho porto
continuca to to,ist, Lord salisbury
added, It would ho q siGuI, for tho diS'
membcrmont OF Turkey.
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IsDIANAroLls, IND, Sept. "A veri.
table deluge set in last night at p. m.
aud continued until 7 o'clock this
morning. Tho business portion Of tho
city was flooded. At A o'clOck k reports
began coming into the station Of great
damage in various portions of the city.
1t was nearly S o'clock before a South
Side street car could be moved. In the
ueighborhooi Of Pine aud Washington
streets lake OF water appeared, aud
no less than dozen families had to be
rescued by tho police. The water in
many OF the Easements was five and six
feet deep. At daylight the lightning
started fire in the telephone exchange
building aud tho entire system was
burned out, resulting in extensive loss.
Several other tirei were started BY the
storm, but were oxtinguished before
material loss was sustained. Up to Z
o'clock this morning tho rain.fall had
amounted to six inches and seven-
tcnths. The damage is estimated At
100000.
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SJt'I1l DIDlNI 70 NeIllfIIl'1f't
lIuSrINGroS, W. VA, Sept. I.--Tho
qroud castle OF the Knights Of the
Golden Eagle hold a grand banquo.
here tonight Tho castlo selected this
city rs tho meeting place n0Kt yOar, aud
tho second Tuesday In SoptombOt as
inn lnln
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loupymr. kNr Sept l,-GoncmI
Simon bolivar Dueknor anuonncu' his
withdrawal from tho race ior United
.nlcs .uualot llc mya that untram'
mollul with uy candidacy ot his own
nu can tho more earnestly urge tho sup
port OF tho wholO Democratic tlckot
and advocate tho platform oi principles.
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lIuSnSGroS, ". Va, Sept i,-'lho
s,ockholiors Of tho Columbus, Hunting.
ton < Guyan railroad have authorized
tho board Of directors to issue mortgage
bonds, not TO exceed s2j,OOO nor milo, TO
bo used In tho construction OF tho roak
Work on tho limo will bn begun at onCO
and will bo completed In eighteen
months
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Captain Dov'aor'. wa'nl"Eton Quarters

Captain DoVsuSr's Washington Quarters.
speriG! Digii;h 70 ne h!s3igaaO,
wAswSGroS, D, G., Sept, 4,-while
in Washington last week Congressman
aud Mrs. Dovenor spent a few hours
"houso hunting" with very satisfactory
results. Tie outcome OF their search
for home at the national capital dur.
ing the captains first, but not last, term
in Congress Is tnRt they have engaged
an elegant suite OF rooms at WillArda,
on Pennsylvania avenue and Four.
teenth street. II goes without saying
that Captain aud Mrs. DoYener will be
always ''at home" hero to their Weit
Nirginia friends.
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LONDON, ScpL 5,--In tho dobnto In tho
house Of lords to-day on tho Irish land
purchase bill. Niscount ClIidon said
that tho measure appeared to him to bo
ono for tho rohcf OF iho eyiC,ed tonanA
who, ho said, wcfc tho scum OF their
class, aud who amused themselves by
cutting Of tho hair OF women aud shoot
ina, nll ipnn
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VERSAILLES, n.y., scpt Nv, n, Lane,
who murdered Colonel Roionbnugh and
his non JamcS, had a preliminary hear
Ing to-day. Colonel Brcckintidro, on
behalf Of tho prisoner waived M cS
nmmng trial on both warrants aud
muypl tho court 10 tGtutn lAun TO lal
AZ Frankfort. judge Parrish ofdcfo.
the prisoner taken 10 Frankfort aud
kopt thcro until tho October term ol
p4utl
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CLrygLASp, ono, Sept i,--PfOsIdont
EIonborn, Of tho Consolidated WIrO
aud stool Company, wu met to-day by
COMMITTEES Of thC Lfiksrl At tho
l.nacIto, wire nail works Ito informed
tho committee lhat ho will do AL In lli'
nowor to do away with tho difference
nlMnnn Lhnm.
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ST. prrrpHuaa, Sept The Novoo
vfomvaa correspondent writes that tho
Formosnn insurgents Nro conducting a
spccowiul warfare against tho Japanese,
in which women phnro equally with tho
mon. determined resistance. Tho
Inplncso grant no quarter aud spare
noIthur women nor children.
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CALDWELL, O., sopt i-Nlaior Joseph
Dubois. former vol known resident
Of llo.laIfr, has been arrested Vt Coz
bufnc, loSt', charged with dOlfandns
tho urn oi tou2& l,oNmlnn Of Mllwnu'
koc, out Oi S,yJl IN 1885. ia sad IliO
total amount VI his appropriations i'
$4,000.
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STOOD THE TEST.
The Navy Department Inaugurates
New Trial to
DEMONSTRATE THE RESISTANCE

OF Modern ArmorOd Naval Vessels to
Heavy Prolsotiles-A Fourteen 'inoh
Plate on Model Section ortho New
BatrIeshIp Iowa Pierced by Shot
From a TweIve.ineh GuN Without
Damaging tho Backing,
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The first autumn bOnnets and hats
are Of the dark fancy straws that have
been so popular all summer. The
raspberry reds, violet. brown with
sheen on it sometimes shot with blue,
and various shades Of green straw will
rival the too much used black bonnet
The fancy for rich colOrs Will be par
tiCularlv noticeable in hats. Green
and blue in combination has not vet
been too much used to destroy its pop
uIaritv. and will be seen in Shot vel
vets. forming side bows on autumn bon
nets of green straw. On small low
Dutch bonnets these bows will droop
on the hair while on round hats they
are erect in tiOwer-shaped loops.
ChOuX or rosettes will be worn again,
and will be of enormous size, though
made Of ribbon loops that are most
closely masSed together Four OF
these large rosettes will surround the
crown Of stiff brimmed straw hats, and
a smaller one will be placed under the
brim quite far back on each side. II
chameleon ribbon is not used, each
| rOsette may be of separate cOlOr-One
| brown, a second black, the next green
and fourth blue. TO complete the
| trimming a large black bird is posed il
| front, Or else there are two smalle
birds with their heads crossed, just il
| front of the crown, and their wing
and tail feathers spread out toWart
the sides and back .-l1arper's Bazaar.
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draw the cart ont of danger, but the
tracks were covered with a little layer
of snow, and the car wheels slid over
them like the runners Of a sleigh.
The whole weight Of the car struck
the corner of the coal cart and flung it
from the tracks. The wagon fairly
surged up in the air and came down on
its side. with the man underneath it
and the horse still. in the shafts.
Neither man nor horse stirred after
they fell.
The conductor and driver were both
unhurt. This is bad business. Phil,
an we'd better git out" the driver
said.
The conductor nodded and pulled the
bell twice and the car swept away.
The only passengers We're three ladies,
who proba bly, did not know what had
happened.
Tom was not a hundred feet away
when the thing happened. His horror
at the sight itself was not greater than
his astonishment and anger when the
car moved on. For the first time in his
life he would nave liked to have some
one by the throat.
He rushed up to the cart excitedly
1t had been thrown to the right of tn''
track. The drivers leg was unde Pc.
meath one of the great wheels and he
had evidently tainted, for he did not
move nor speak Ton seized him by
the shoulder and shook him roughly.
The man reused up little.