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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01
CRITICAL

or Affairs In ATmrniR-It Missionaries
Leave KurdS VIM Plumber tho People.
CoNsrANTINoPLr, Oct. Sl.-A IOnsa.
ton has been caused hero by tho report,
generally believed to DO correct, that
three Armenian notabilitiei OF Trobs.
zonde, including a prominent eccloaiRa.
tic, are to be executed on tho ground
that they arc responsible for tho recent
rioting there,
According to statements made in Ar
meniNu circles, about 500 ArmenIana
were killed during the HGhtIng at RItlis
with lla Turk. Tho loss OF tla latter
Is said 10 DO trifling.
Adyicai from iioosh say that tho
leading Armenians Of that locality have
becn couierring with tho representative
Turks OF that city and neighborhoOd Us
10 the means to DO adopted in order TO
prevent tho outbreak there OF disorders
similar 70 those which have occurred
recently in different parts Of Armenia,
aud which have resulted in so much
bloodshOd. It is added that the Turks
stipulated that the American missiona'
risS who ara distributing relief 10 the
suffering people OF SaSsun withdraw
from there In three DAYS; otherwise, tho
Turkish notabllities claim, they fear
there will be a massacre such rs has
Just occurred at Bills.
In view OF tho critical situation oil
affairs outlined above, tho United
States ambassador, Mr.. Alexander W,
T....II bo. oJv,,oJ thn Ap,ari1un mis-.
sionaries to withdraw temporarily from
SasIun. At the same time Mr., Terrell
has notified the Turkish government
that the United States will hold 1t 70.
sponsiblO for the lives Of tho American
missionaries. The United States Rm.
bRssadur has taken u firm stand IN the
matter and nothing will DO left undone
which will in any way ensure tho
safety OF tho missionaries, The British
charge d'ahairs. the Hon. NJ. Herbert
had made representations to the porte
OF a nature identical with those Of Mr..
Terrell. The result is that the govern
ment has decided TO send troops TO pro.
tect the missionaries.
But hero another complication arises.
The Kurds OF SaSsun are only held in
check by the rreaeuc0 there OF the
missionaries, fearing to commit excuses
in their presence, and they threatened
to plumber the ArmenianS after the de-
parture Of the missionaries. Therefore,
in II case, fresh troubles are feared
unless the authorities tako special
measures for the protection Of the Ar
menians, Tho mere presence there Of
Turkish troops Is far from being a suii.
cient guarantee against a repetition At
sassun OF tho bloadshod which has re-
Gently occurred in other parts Of Armo.
mia, aud nothing but tho most energetic
action, It is asserted, can avert a serious
disturbance.
In view oil these facts the Armenian
patriarch has appealed to the different
embassies here to intervene in time to
prevent another massacre. Tho Turk
ish officials in reply again assert that
all tho recent outbreaks here and in
Armenia are nothing more than tho
work OF the Hintchok. or Armenian
secret society, which has provoked all
tho Flota,
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the working OF a recently enacted Ro!'
alan law are givon. Tho measure, AS
stated by the report, ''orguuiSea public
spirited and we'll attontioned effort for
the benefit Of tho poor, by meana Of
committees Of patronage, by permitting
the general savings bank TO loan money
ut q low rRteo Of interest to local loan and
building associations who aim to make
tho working man the proprietor Of his
home" and, by incorporating with this
loan the lifo insurance feature, 90 that
fths death Of the father takes place be-
fore the property has been paid for, the
family may be secured in possession OF
tho home, .
The idea Is worthy Of study, 1t has
worked we'll in Belgium and France and
other countries. Its a practical scheme
which has done much for the better
ment OF the condition OF the working
classes, aud there is no reason why
this and other plans suggested in tho
special report should not prove popu'
lar In the United States,
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GhegMeIAaenerr
wnrrLINo. NovEMRER i, 1905,
rho Revolt.


The news that $4,000 armed Armen'
ians are In revolt against Turkish
authority in the zsitout mountains
confirms tho predictions made some
months ago by the Associated Presa
correspondent that a rebellion would
soou materialize, When the cores
popdent stated that srms we're being
taken into the mountains and that
active preparations woro being made to
strike for liberty, the matter was treated
lightly. Now that the storm has burst
all the worlL will look on and wonder
what the outcome will be.
There is no doubt about tho ability
ofthe sultan to put down tho rebellion
IL lei. to himself: Such a suppression
would amount to a war OF extermina-
ton OF The Armeniaus and give oppor-
,uni,y for u full vent OF Turkish saw
aycry. 1t remains to DO seen, however,
what part ths powers will take in the
Development. The diplomatic game
tina, is now being played with refer
ence to the Armenian question is
rather complicated at present, but it
will not be surprising If the result OF
the uprising ia a carving up Of Turkey
and tile institution OF a new era oil
things.
In this connection the news that the
American minister has given formal
notice to the Porto that Turkey will be
held responsible for the safety Of all
American missionaries will be received
with no small degree OF satisfaction, in
view Of the shameful foreign policy
hitherto pursued by the administration
at Washington. Minister TerrilPs
course at COustnntinoplO ha, not boon
such as has reflected credit on this
country, but in the present instance ho
has acted on instructions from secre'
tary Olncy, who seems to have been at
tackled by a temporary fit OF wake
iulness.
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%PlrrsnuRGu, Pa, Oct, Sl.-Tho Pres.
byterian General Assombly's special
committee on tho young peoples SO.
cieties OF that church met here to-day.
one OF the principal objects OF the com.
mitteo Is said to be to instill into the
societies u higher regard for the consti.
tuted authorities OF the church. There
is in some quarters animpression that
the committee will take action looking
to tho tran fer Of all Christian Endeavor
societies in the church to the Wpst'
minister League. which Is the denomi'
national society. Protests against such
action are already in the haudsot DR..
Breed, chairman, and it is not likely
such radical action will DO recommended
by tho committee. Tho recommends.
tons OF the committee will probably
only apply to those societies organized
in tho future.
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Tnr ran.lltndlo Dyoing establish.
mont, owned by John licilmoicr, ut No.
1851 Marriott atrcot, ~ tho bost equipped
house Of its kind Ia Wheeling. In add.
ton to tho dyolng aud cleaning depart.
mcnlsa corps OF htst.clasS taIlori arc
employed, who eau do repairing "a noat
40 II Is possible. Clothes aud ladioI
garments, cleaned or dyed, can 10 mado
tolook like now Satisfaction Euaran-
teOt.
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and ara therefore firm in the position
that when present contracts run out, rs
many will in tho next two months.
there will be n simultaneous effort to
cover that will take pricoa even above
tho present layol.
saptheEpmroducers al pig iron seem
to agroa in refusing to make any at.
tempt TO getbusiuOss by shading cur
rent quotations, evidently on tho theory
that tho conditions are such that u
shaded price would only encourage q
postponomout OF buying,
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A BrI,Iah statoamnn's Testimony,

A British statcsmnn's Testimony,
In a speech delivered at Waliord on
Wednesday Lord Salisbury, tho British
primo minister, bore strong testimony
to the disastrous effects Of England's
free trade policy on agriculture. Tho
distinguished statesman lamentod that
tho warnings Of protcctiOnists had not
boon needed and that tho repeal OF tho
corn laws had boun followed By disaS.
ter, and had almost killed husbandry
In several Counties" This ruin was
wrought by tho lowering Of prices Of
farm products, which vas tho natural
result OF tho adoption OF irco trade.
This is tho policy tina. tho Demo.
GRATIS party Of America is advocating
and has already in%ausuratcd. In tho
face Of such high authority as that
quoted above. FREQ trade leaders point
to England rs an ideal free trade coun'
try, and attOnpt to make tho American
farmer bolieyo that in their policy lies
the chief hope for the American hus.
bandman.
otlaio years there has been a grow.
ine sentiment among British statesmen
and cronomilt, aiainst the present tar.
in policy. mi tho ranks OF tho protOc.
tioulsts are constantly increasing. They
have witnessed tho evil effects Of iroO
trade on tho wago.workcr and tho agrl.
culturalist. Yrt wc have in this country
u great party wcddod to a doctrine
which, II persisted In. NUT QUO or
hter bring our working and farming
classes to tho condition described by
Lord Salisbury. wo have already wit.
nussod tho olTocta Of its application to
ono great branch Of farming industry,
that Of wool growing. It Is perhaps
fortunate that tho OBJECT lesson camO
in timo to check tho mad worship Of
tho irOo trade idol.
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utoN
buyers Are Pursuing - waiting Policy
Furnaces Yards Kent prBtty ClOnn,


iiuyrta Are Pursuing ~ waiting Policy
Furnace Yard. Kept Pretty Ciunn,
CLEVELAND, Oct. 3l.-rho Iron Trade
l.oyiow this wook will say; "Buytng
aud selling Interests 10 all departments
of tho iron trade aro scanning cIoaoIy
tho developments Of each wccg. Ga tho
QUO aldo tho drawing ont Of tho present
interval Of quiotnOg', weok after week.,
Ia iRkUn A. fCnaOn enough Tor liftlIOt
waiting, tho Viow of buyers bcInt that
thu market will eventually tall oil, and
that largo Contfauia made nov would DO
q lean In tho dark. Tho waiting altitude
Ia nolicoably among buyers Of foundry
iron,
Futnncomon hayo opportunity to
know that consumption IL heavy and.
that there la m urgonuy about hlilpping
orders Indicating that very lililI ron IL
bslng carried In foundry yRtds liOy
alltm that furnace yards arO kept clean
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Johnson on RrIee.


1t begins to look as II the IatOa are
against Senator Brice, of New York and
Ohio. Even should the Democrats sue
coed in gaining control OF tho legIsIa'
ture, and there Is only a remote posi-
bility OF such an outcome OF tue election,
lie is going to have the greatest fight Of
his life OH his hands.
When on the eve Of election so promi'
nent a leader as Tom Johnson uses such
language in a public speech as the fol-
lowing, It is an indication that the OPP
position TO Brice In his own party is
irropresaibio:
Congressman Tom johnson, Of Cleveland,
speaking IN Youngstown, o., last saturday
night, handled senator Bg.c0 without glOHch
80 long, he said. "Hs YOU have Il Legislature To
sell u scna,or'hlp, you viii have q nAl TO BUY
IL, | ana opposed 10 u man who c.giuA 70 DO a
Democratic senator, aud yet will stab his party
by voting with the Republicans. | have moro
respect Tor a protection Republican. When lhe
Wilson bill Vas pending the present senior sen
RtOr from ohio, nr.cc. called the eleven DemOS
cratic cOngrcSSmen Into hts room. lIu said TO
us, Sow, II YOU Will tell me what you want
taken care oil will GET 1t into tho hill
Brico bought his way into the senate
once, and there is no reason to think
that he will not do it again II the op-
portunity offers. But, judging from
the character Of tho opposition this
time. in the event Of a Democratic ma
jorlty he will not find it the easy sail.
ing he found before.
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london Spfrid'Jr.
Death, whcn | die. pray let It he
In autumn, whom across the spiky iurEe
Their lDatS tue nlEi Of silver gOAsamor;
In carly autlmu when The cherry tree
Is touched with ianic; tic beech with rnsset
gold:
AudO'rr the inllow field aud purple lea
Tue StgfliugssctcGm and swallows nut TO sea,
And wOplly lAists hang low OH wood AMI TUld,
Now whom nd'EUund Is heard. unless II wore
The tIul Of acurI' on ihu wriuklrd earth,
While thoughts Of stUuuCr llngct In tho All,
sweet With tho smell OF apples nov whcu
hlirth
Is SIN as Grief, and Peace I, everywhere,
Bring me, y Death, Into the arms OF Birth .
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro.
ward for any caso OF CatArrh tnat can
not DO cured by Halls CAtRrrh Cure,
4. j. CngSEY & Co.,
iropriOiors, Toledo, o,
No, tho undersigned, havo known f.
]. Cheney for tho last 10 years. and be.
iiOvo him perfectly honorable in all
business transaclIOni and financially
able TO carry out my obligations made
by their firm. WEsr& IRuAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
WALDEN, KISsAS& MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh euro is taken in.
%ternally, acting directly upon tho blood
aud mucous surfaces Of tho system.
Price, Zoe per bottle. Sold by all drug.
gitta. Testimonials FREQ.
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ronnlnrIaInr noms nundIng.

populnrlaing Home Bulidlng.
Tho eighth special report Of tho
United States commissioned Of labor on
tho housing Of tho working people has
boon iuanod BY tho national labor bureau.
Tho work covers a wido scope and lla
aim Ia 10 communicate information
which will DO soryiccablo TO all persons
concerned with houas sanitation, to
architects, builders, pDiianthroplsls, or
public spirited citilunS-capocIally
those who do,lro to promote the growth
Of housing enterprises.
ono Of tho problems Of tho day Is tho
bOst inulhod Of rendering dwellings
habilablO, another Ia ti0 eradication Of
slums aud Of guaranteeing tho sanitary
conditions Of now buildings, aud tho
Tdpotl COOS Into these matters worry
fully, not only pE0cntIug tho results Of
Investigations but treating Of thcorIcn
aud IdoaA
An important feature Of tho book is
lho treatment Of tho ahbIsCt Of develop.
mont Of popular pfopfleLotAhip Of
hOmOG UnGsr this head The results Of
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The annual statistics of manuiuc.
ture. Of the state Of Massachusetts for
1894 have just been issued in tho form Of
u report by the bureau o labor Of that
state. 1t is a voluminous document,
and embraces the statistics Of over 1000
manufacturing establishments, which
in 1891 produced s5l7, 92O, 5S6 worth Of
manufactured goods. Tho volume can
bO secured by addressing Horace G..
Wadlin, chict Of tho bureau, Boston.
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JUpGIYG from tho horrible quality Of the ra'
that the new administrator at tue gas WOrkNlS
had the old administration been allowed 10 re-
InAin.-RegiGiu,
The above is either a piece OF Grass
Ignorance or is a deliberate attempt to
pull the wool over the eyos Of thought.
loss people. Until yesterday the gas
works were under the old administra-
ton, and the new officials do not as
sumo charge until to-day. Tho\Resis.
ter's funny man should pos! him'eIt on
city alTairs.
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" tho people at the gas works do not know
how to purify the gas, they would conlerA great
boon upon the CITY by Stepping down aud out
aud allowing lhose who understand the business
TO take chargc.-RGgiTa.
The above advice is unnecessary.
since the gentlemen who had charge
when tho paragraph was written "step
down and OUT to-day to make room tor
the newly elected officers, Did the
Register know thasit was relocting on
the competency OF Democratic office
holders, under the impression that it
was making a point against a Repub.
lican administration?
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A.G. BARrLEY, Of Magic, Pa, wrflos:
81 lCOl II n duty OF nine to inform YOU
and tho public that DO Wits Witch
Hazel SalvU cured mo Of n worry bad case
oil eczema. 1t also Cntod my boy Of u
running sore on Nia log Logan Drug
CO., Wheeling, W., Va, H. T. Peabody,
]Bonwood, und Bowie X Co., bridge.
mort, U.
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Yesterdays earthquake shock, which
was felt over a very large portion Of tho
United States, was, happily, not a de-
strucsivo disturbance save in one o ttwo
sections. Ia Wheeling and ~noighbor.
ing cilios tho shock was distinctly felt
by carly risOra and belated night owls,
but, beyond a slight shaking up OF
norvos, no damage appears to have been
done. Lot US, accordingly, DO duly
grateful.
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IT may be Of intorcs: to. our friends
In ncishboring towns to learn that
there are now only three cases Of small.
pOx In the city. aud that all 9th.
era arc conyale,cont; moreover that
there ara no approximations on tho part
Of tho health officers of any further
outbreak. This is tho truth, tho whole
truth, and nothing but the truth"
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EyrS the dignideI aud ublo Now
York Evening Post has fallen into tho
habit Of using tho popular term 5000
Coos in referring to tho Good CIV.
eminent party In New York city pol.
illcL What nro wo coming TO? #
should DO added that tho roatm adding
tho weight oil ita support to tho fight
for good government.
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The rain did not dNmpcn tho Repub.
llcan enthusiasm over in Bridgeport
last night. Tho splondid greeting Nc'
corded x.Govornor Foraker was a SIX.
nincanl tribute to tho popularity Of tho
iuturo senator, aud a testimonial to the
cause OF Rspublicanism. Considering
tho state Of tho weather, tho meeting
was q grand success.
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irirouhlcd wllh rheumatism rcnd rhls.
A%SSAruLis, MD., Ami ~, lSOL--l
have usod Chamberlain Pam linlm Tor
rhoumnliam aud found 1t to DO all that
IL claimed fof II, | believe 1t to no tho
hnal preparation for rheumatism and
docp seated muscular pains un tho mar.
kot aud Chccrtully recommend II to tho
public JouS a. BRoORs, doalrr in
boots, Hhoos, ctc,, No. Is Main sltccL.
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MEctiSiCtSiLLr, sr. MAuY CouSty,
Mn sold u bottle " ChnmbcrlnInis
l'oln Hahn to 4 man who had boot sui.
icting WITH rheumatism for several
ychtt, 1t mhdc lin d vol man. A. l..
McGlth For sale al 30 cents per bottle
by dIlggiata
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PERFECTLY SATISFlEp.


Watch Tower HiblO aud Tract Spuiety,O
Bible House, Arch street,
Allegheny, Pa, October 10, 1895.
GENTLEMEN I'll have ono of your I'm.
proved machines, purchased last spring,
In preference to MI others, including the
bennington 500. Am In EVERY RESPECT
PERFECTLY SATISFIED with II, especially
in this hehvy mRnsfOlding 1 have to do at
times. I run tho machine quite steadily
four months, without roinIing.
There Is no question In my mind a, 10
your having the best Rll-rOUnd machine
III the market. Yours very truly.
Signed j. A. BOHNET.
C0PP &
GENERAL AGENTS.
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THE ISrnLIGESuES embracing It's several,
edition., 1, entered Ia the PoItonlce at Wheel
ing. W, Va, Gi second'cials nilisr-l
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01
BY A QUAKE
DISTURBANCE
FELT IN MANY STATES.
The TreIuOr Had an East to West Di.
rection, Turned Sleepers Out of Bed,
Shook Dishes Off of Shelves and
Performed Other Antics.
Many Were frightened.

The central part of the United States
experienced well defined earthquake
shortly after x o'clock Thursday morn
ing. The shock and vibrations were felt
IN several States, the dispatches showing
that the disturbance extended from Ken
lucky on the south far into Wisconsin
and Michigan, throughout Missouri,
Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana, and even as
far as West Virginia, where the shock
was also perccptible.
The shock and vibrations were of but
a few seconds, but created the greatest
alarm, and in some instances terror
among residents of some of the cities.
There was no doubling the nature of the
disturbance which shook buildings.
slammed doors, rang door bells. and
caused articles 30 topple from shelves,
tables, and mantel pieces. In the tele
graph Offices of Chicago the vibrations
were strongly manifested. and for a few
minutes after the shock tclegraphic com
munication was entirely suspended
Thousands of persons were awakened
from their sleep by the shock. In the
public library. on the top floor of the city
hail. books We're shaken from the shelves,
and in many of tie Offices in skyscraperS
similar circumstances were noticed. On
the street the milkmcn and the policemen
feeling the unusual commOtion sought
shelter in the belief that there was q
possibility that one Of the tall buildings
might fall. The operators in the Western
Union Telegraph room became alarmed
and left the building Clocks were
stopped and windows ratified. but no seri-
Gus damage was doLe. The shocks were
not accompanied b. any rumbling dis
turbance.
In St. Louis the trembling of the earth
was so great that many clocks were
stopped dishes ratified. and IT the power
houses of the electrician lines the cur
rent was temporarily interrupted. At
indianapolis the shock was preceded by
a rumbling noise. The shock was from
north TO south. and the vibration in three
story buildings was at least two inches.
Many tail chiinneye were damaged.
Reports received state that the shock
was felt as far away Us Arkansas and
Kansas. and that the wave passed from
west TO east.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01
Notes of Current Events.

The Secretary Of War has relieved Mai
Henry J. Nowlan. Seventh Cavalry. from
duty at Fort Grant. Ariz., and trans
fcrrcd him 70 Fort Sheridan. Ill.
Anson Crisler is being held by the
Kansas City MOI police. charged with
numbering Edward Illston. whose body
WAS found in clump OF bushes near To-
peka
Mrs. Mary Frohman. aged 40. living
eight miles west of Nashville. Tenn. on
her farm, was robbed of 81 900 by a
masked man. She always cherished a
hatred for banks and kert her cash in her
house
Commissioner General Stump. Of the
Immigration Bureau. says there is 10 rca-
son to fear an influx of Japancs" into the
United StI'cS, and denies that the alien
contract labor law has been violated 10y
them.
Probably tie most dramatic scene IF
the kind ever seen in Brooklyn church
occurred IN the Lafayette Avenue Pres
,ytcrian Church OH the occasion of the
farewell sermon of the Rev. I. De Witt
Tamrgc.
At Elwood. Ind. the combination Of
local gas companies - prevent the estab-
fishing of pumping stations in the gas belt
by foreign syndicatcs has been made
effective. and The matter will be taken to
court
Miss Bob TanScy Myers daughter IF
the millionaire tobacco manufacturer If
~. Louis, has succeeded iii marrying the
man of her choice, Graham T.. Babcoc.S,
of Coronado, Cal. Thc!' clopcd to Glen
wood Springs, Colo.
Hugh Woods. the best ball player in
the Elwood tlnd.l team, in Il spirit Of
bravado. on wager. ate II handful of
gum camphor lie bccanle unconscious
i'm short time and remained i'm that
condition over five hours.
The new woman certainly has very
lofty aspirations. Orders have had 10
he issued by the commanders of tnited
States mcn-of-Nar that hcnccforth wo-
men visitors Will not be permitted to
climb up the rigging TO the mastheads.
In the disbarment proceedings brought
by j. ii. CIist. district attorney Of Santa
Fc County. y. W.. against Il. Il. Catron,
delegate To the Fifty first Congress, and
&. \. Spiess, his partner, the New Mex
leo Supreme Court handed down an opin-
ion Diminishing the charges and holding
the evidence for the prosecution untrust-
worthy.