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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
WITH THE RAILROADS,


Other News Items.
The presidents OF the Pennsylvania.
the Baltimore & Ohio. the Chesapeake
& Ohio. the New York Central and the
Norfolk & Western met In Philndcl-
phia last week and agreed to correct
numerous Irregularities In the rates on
bltuminous coal, which. 1t Is said, have
crept In during the past month or two.
The bituminous coal trade has been In
IL bad condition for some time says the
Railway Gazette. There has been lit
tie demand FOR this variety OF coal. The
coal operators In the earlier part OF the
year formed an association for their
own protection, and It included all the
operators In the soft coal districts Of
Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia
and Maryland. When this association
was completed coal prices were ad-
vanced, and for a time everything was
harmonious. Early In the spring the
usual custom of making contracts for
the ensuing year was begun. The rail-
road companies OF the New England
states have heretofore been large pur-
chascrS OF bltumlnous coal, but when
they received the bids from operators
who were members of the association.
they refused to entertain them and
threatened 10 purchase the coal from
Nova Scotia II the prices were not re-
duCed. This action OF the New Eng
land roads created considerable ngIta-
t!on among the coal men, and for q
time 1t looked as Il there would be n
break. but the matter was taken in
hand by the stronger members and the
bids were not changed. The eastern
roads were firm In their decision, and
mp 10 the present time have not given
any largo orders for bltuminous coal.
Tho consequence OF this has been that
there IL great amount of soft coal
mined and stored at the various yards
OF the different companies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
A NARROW ESCAPE
'y Cincinnati From Only Property Dam.
aSr--Onr Life Lost.

aSr--Onr life Lost.
CINCINNATI. Aug. MANY people
here to-day visited the scenes OF the
hurricane OF yesterday in the northern
suburbs. The public did not know what
narrow escape the city had TIL to-day.
With the wind blowing sixty miles an
hour and a rainfall OF two inches within
two houras. the weather bureau Bays
the city was fortunate In escaping with
only property damages. This was due
to there being no funnel shaped clouds,
no twisting winds or whlrlwlnds.
While the dark clouds burst, the wind
swept straight across the city and It's
suburb7. It unroofed hundreds OF build
lngs that were occupied. but all the
buildings demolished were either old
structures. barns and sheds or build
ings In process OF construction. All the
railways are entering the y.tp=lay on
time, but some of the street railways
and the telephone lines nre stlll disabled.
Some congregations held services In new
legations To-day owing TO damages TO
their cdiflca, but the general opinion cx-
pressed everywhere was chat of thank
fulness thnt the situation here and else-
where In southern Ohio and Kentucky
was no worse.
The only death reported was that of
Charles Bouhe. who picked up tale-
graph wire that had blown into his yard
on the Carthage road, The wire crosRed
trolley that was also blown down.
John Hammer. or Covlngtun. Ky, also
picked TIP wire and was unable to re-
lease himself. His condition Is still
doubtful. Among the others who are
Frustrated to-day from lightning shocks
experienced yesterday afternoon and
evening are Taylor Greenwald. Mrs. OIL
Yer Greenwald, Mrs. a. RItchle. Harry
Marschmelsr, William Seller. John Hol-
niger, Edward Chnggcr. Miss ]. Deere.
John Brinker. Edward StaSgsmIlle
John Scharrld and Miss Nellie Flnan.
The lightning struck hundreds of
places In and about the city. Hundreds
experienced severe shocks who were not
Frustrated. Quite n number OF horses
were killed In stables that were struck
by lightning or blown down. The
weather has bee pleasant to-day and the
Sunday was devoted to clearing up and
everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
AMERICAN PILGRIMS
Pay Thclr ltesprcts 10 the popc-IIis I!o.
Illness In Good Health.

ROME. Aug, 1.-The pope celebrated
mass In the Pauline chapel at s O'Clock
this morning, the party of American pill
grIms who arrived here yesterday being
present. There was largo nssemblngc
of priests also. Inter. permanent
committee. including the reCtors OF The
North American and st. BOnfnce col
lrRcs presented the pilgrims separately
to the pope. They offered to the sovcr-
ciEn pOntlif rich national banner with
the nrms OF the pilgrimage upon Il. A
lady OF the party also offered an elegant
purse containing the pilgrims ufrcrintAi.
The pope looked well and spoke kindly
TO each Of the party,
The ceremony was concluded at 10
o'clock. While the pope was returning
10 his apartments. the American nil
grIms moved with enthusiasm, cried
"LonE live the pope"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
STARTLING REPORT
That tho Cleveland Strikers Arc ArininE
fur Fight with tho Troops-JRmcs
O'Connrii ChnErined.

That tho CLEVELAND Strikers Arc ArininE
fur n Fight with tho Troops-.IRn,cs
O'Conmrii Chngrined.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. IA start.
ling piece OF news In connection with
tho Brown strike. which comes from an
apparently reliable source. Is to the cf-
feet that tho strikers are nrminE them
selves and are drilling. II was sntd to-
night thnt'forty OF the strikers had or
gnnlZpd Il company Inst Saturday, cleo
ted n captain and purchased rcvolvcra
The company drilled Saturday evening
ana 1t announced tlint the purpose OF
the men was TO avcngc the death OF the
two men who were shot nt different
times In conflicts between union and
non-unlon men.
clilnists' union, who waa here In charge
or the strike, and who helped TO bring
about the settlement under which the
men returned TO work, came back to
Cleveland to-day He was very much
surprised and chagrincd TO learn that
the men had struck the second time. lie
said he believed the company had enter
ed Into the agreement with the men In
good faith and he wns satisfied that the
company Intended to live up TO its
agreement In every respect.
Four companies OF militia are on duty
nj the works tonight and large force
OF police vii lie on hand In the morning
TO guard against trouble when the non
union men 30 10 work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
KANAWHA DEMOCRATS
Place n Ticket In the Field-Intlepen,iont
Republicans Endorse One OF the CnntI-

Plncr Ticket In the cFltld-tndepcnticnt
Republicans Endorse One OF tho CnndI-
dates.
Special Dispatch to tho Inteillgcnccr.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 2.-At
the Kanawha county Democratic con-
vcntlon yesterday the following ticket
was nominated: 4. B. Llttlepng4 for
criminal Judge, ]. a. Worth FOR prose-
cutting attorney, w. u. Donnally for
county clerk. W. D. Lewis for sheriff,
and c. 4. Ray. Thomas Houston. o. NJ.
Jarrett and Virgil Gates for the house OF
delegates. Mr.. Gntes is Il Democratic
Popullst. air
Resolutions endorsing Watts candl-
dacy for governor were passed.
The independent Republicans placed
the following ticket in the field: For
sheriff, Roman Plckens: for county
clerk. II. a. Coleman: for circuit clerk,
Grant p. Hall. for prosecuting attorney.
s. C. Burdutte, for criminal court, a. l..
Littlepagn; cOunty4comnlSsioner. a. p.
Young. or these A., d. LIttlcpage was
nominated by the Democratic conven-
tIon, nnd Grant p. Hail mud s. C. Bur-
lette wcrr nominated by the regular
IcDubliCan primary.
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1t has been discovered by officers OF
the Central passenger committee that the
baltimore II Ohio and the Nickel Plate
have been FOR several weeks n,anipu-
latIng first-class passenger rates be-
tween Cleveland and Chicago The
scheme was to recognize orders Of
schlpers for any ten persons at the
party rate. lust before the deal was
discovered the two roads were accent.
Ing scalpers' orders for tickets ut
the reduced party rate for
single passengers. By this arrange
ment the rate between Cleveland and
ChicaSo was cut from IS 70 to 81, und
even lower The scheme was worked
OH only west bound business Roth
roads have now stopped the Irregular
Nv.
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PITTSBURGH, Aug. .. Tho coal
miners officials are going to make de-
termincd effort TO sustain the seventy
cent rate for mining and with that end
In View will establish camp In the VI
cinlty OF the Boone. Allison and Enter
prise mines. near CanonsburS this week.
Between 1.690 and 1000 miners nre now
Idle In this district on account OF re-
ductlons. and 600 more arc expected to
quit work within the next few days.
y reduction has been ordered ut the
mines named, and the officials will en-
deavor TO induce miners to Join the
movement 10 sustain tho vote.
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Wood County Republicans.

Special Dispatch 10 the ln'cllIgcncer.
PARKERSBURG. Aug. Wood
county Republicans held their primaries
yesterday nnd selected delegates TO their
county convention, which takes place
here Tomorrow. Monday. The prImar-
les was very largely attended md much
enthusiasm was displayed, To-mpr-
rGw's convention promises to he ono Of
tho most exciting IN the county; the con-
lost for the shcrlnallty nomination VIII
bc very cloNc. Tho candidates urn II, D..
Gibbons and ]. i. nucklnygof th!s CITY,
md u. y. lIupp, Il. n, COrbe,l ana l.. II.
Stone. OF the country districts.
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Ii HUNG CHANG
VIII Remain bnt Three Weeks In Eng
land and Sail for hniericr.


LONDON, Aug. Eli Hung Chang,
representing the emperor of China, ar
rived at Southampton to-day from 1Iav-
re and was received by various officials
OF the British government and amongst
others by tho manager of the American
Steamship Company. The distinguish
cd Chinese visitor proceeded lmme,llntc-
ly proceeded to London. where lie was
installed In Lord l.Onsdalc's magnificent
mansion In Carleton House Terrace.
which Ii to be his residence during his
visit In London, which Is expected TO be
for about II month.
L.IIung Chang is the guest OF the Bri-
tlsh government. II lS announced that
Ii Hung Chang will only stay FOR three
weeks In England. at the end of which
time he vii sail for the United S,ntcs.
His departure Is thus planned In order
TO enable him TO catch the steamer En-
press OF China, upon which he Will sail
for home from Vancouver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
NO ACTION TAKEN
Against National Committeeman Payne
by Chicago Labor Hs,ombly,

HEhut NATIONAL committeeman Payne
by Chicago Labor hssombir.
CHICAGO, Aug. THE special COM
mittee OF the Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, appointed some time aso to invest!-
gate the charge against II. C. Payne, OF
Milwaukee, regarding llz hostility TO
trades unions and labor organiza tions,
presented Its report to that body to-
night and recommended that no action
be taken.
The report met with vigorous opposl-
tion, but was finally adopted. This ac-
ton was Influenced by the exhibition OF
n letter purpurtIng TO be from labor
leaders In Chicago. but which was not
read and which the officers OF the meet.
lDG refused I" make public. II Is said 10
have recommended that the assembly
take no action. ns q decision adverse 10
Mr.. Payne would jeopardzc labDr Inter
ests in Milwaukee,. Mr.. Payne. as q
member of the national executive COM
mltte+. has charge OF the Republican
headquarters In this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
CHAIRMAN JONES
Has Not Vet Arranged for tho PopocrrtI,
National IItnttuunrlcr..

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Aug. Sen
ntor Jones, Of Arkansas, chairman of
the national Democratic commlt,eo, ro.
turned to this city to-day from HIS trim
to tho west which includcd ST, Louis
during tho Ponulst convention week,
Mr.. llrynn nt Lincoln nnd the RcnntOr's
home In Arkansas, The senator cx-
pGcts 10 rqmhln In the city during the
coming week for consultation with such
Democratic leaders as may be here from
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Tint Mileage Agreement, A

The Cinslnnatl. Hamilton & Dayton
has announced that II will accept the
mileage books OF the New, York, Chica-
go \ st. Louis ana the Toledo. st. Louis
\ Kansas City. While this Is n break
In the INTERCHANGEABLE mileage agree
meip II Is not believed the brcnk will
extend any further When the C!ncih-
nat'. Hamilton 4 Dayton went Into
ms aErecmHnt 1t reserved the right to
withdraw on ten days notice,
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ITO which General wa,,a rcn,lcd. .

ITO which General Watts replied: Il
am n Democrat :
"ithlphsnydcr-'We are glad 10 know
that, but you dnro not express al, opln-
Ion on the silver question:
watts Undressing tho convcntIon)-
would not have rcAnpcarcd, but when
! am attacked | am not tho man To sIt
still. viii stand ON any plat( form
made IN Wheeling What more car no
asked. Addressing Mr.. Ralnhsnydcr.
he continued, What has q candidate for
tlon? S"'S'
"itnlnhsnydCr-ThO same thnt ho hns
TO do with any other Ouvs,lon.-stntc his
position Mr. Ralphsnyder:-
III l did you an injustice regret II and
now publicly apologize, but be Il UNDER
stood TINT have na apologies to ofIcr
Tor the statement OF my position on The
ilhnncihl question made to this conyen-
!lon by me to-day. simply desire TO
learn your position on this all lmpor-
tant question. and since you have now
publicly declared, lot It br Understood
once Tor all TINT you urc willlngto stand
on nny platform In order to secure the
nomination for governor, while | favor
tho restoration OF silver 10 the time hon
orcd position Il occupied In our monotn-
ry system prior TO 1S7S.'" >
EISNy ~ ~ AZ ,tNpr,
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Special Dispatch to tho IntcllIgonccr.
PhrKERsBuRG, AuE. "-'JacN
Foley. n painter aud well known churac-
ter here, was run down and crushed al.
most to pulp by a cut OF freight cars
In the yards of the Baltimore d ONO
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u. & O.,s lsclirf Work.

Superintendent S. n. Barr. OF Tho
Baltimore Il Ohio relief department,
has issued his monthly statement, Of
receipts and disbursements. 1t shows
sN accidental deaths, $1,000 $40 ccscs
OF accidental injuries. t6S9S 81; 20?
cases Of surgical expense, sg17 Gi: caS
cases OF of!ilntural sickness. $0,SIS 81; sew
entern natural deaths. s6,75o: total cx-
$Sl,S0J OS. 49,
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At $50 o'clock this morning two dwell.
Ing houses aud store rooms were burned
In Mnrtln's Ferry. Tho buildings ho.
lonEHd to Eugene Carpenter, and were
situated on Hanover street. ncnr Third
The loss VIII be about 81, 200. with si0C
Insurance, placed In the German com.
phny. ot tins city. The buildings were
occupied by Mr.. Carpenter as resi-.
uchcc nnd store on ono eldN and Chi
Is supposed 10 have started In the laun.
dry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
WATTS ROASTED
py the West Virginia State Blmct.
allie League.
RECORD ON SILVER QUESTION
Not Clear to Read His Title to the
Gubcrnatorial Nomination.
SAILING UNDER FALSE COLORS,

rh,y sav-A Circular peinE Dlstribn,ed
sy Straight Out Free silver Men which
Handles Him without Gioves-An Epi-
,ode al n Democratic Convcntion-i,e-
fused to Coumit iiimseifon tho oues-
tIon-A Dispatch to the Wheeling Reg
,,t,r which Quoted Him rs saying the
Free silve, Sentiment wa, Dying Out.
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Z WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. 2.-Thc
Turkish legation has received tho fol-
lowing telegram from the sublime porte
under yesterdays date.
"SOme imalhrolcnt people hnving pro-
paRatnd the false ncwR that the Turkish
government had the intention Of intro
duclnE the pupcr currency. plcngc con-
trnllrt same"
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railroad on Saturday night, II IL sup-
posed TINT Foley, while under the lnilu.
Iencc Of llquor, went to sleep on tho
tracks nnd when the train was backed,
II passed over Ills PROSTATE body Con-
siderable money was found on hlB To.
mnlnl. .H.#'. ....#.. n.
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GEN. C. C. WATTS

Believes the Free silver Sentiment Ia
Dying out In West Virginia.
Special to tho Register.
WASHINGTON. d. c., June Co.
General Watts. United States district
attorney for West Virginia, came here
thiS morning on business with the de-
phrimcnt 0f justice which viii detaln
him a couple OF days. General Watts
said he thought there could be no doubt
the free silver sentiment was dying out
rnpodly In West Virginia, md that the
Democrats OF the state could be relied
on not to allow this question TO divide
them this year or next to any greater
degree than in the past. II esald Demo-
Gratis could come to an understanding on
the question within the party and they
would do TO-"
This League Is not the champion OF
any particular candidate for governor
OK West Virginia, and only begs to ex-
press the hope that from the many dis
tIESuished and available Democratic
leaders OF our Mountain state the
Wheeling convention my, In It's wis
dom. select a gubcrnatorIal candidate
whose candidacy will not cali for apollo
Eies and whose nnlne und record Will be
an inspiration to the Democratic lcgions
OF West Virginia.
". 7. PARKER.
President
w. +. THAYER,
&
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BOURKE COCHRAN,
The Great New York Democratic
Leader, Speaks Out.
.. ----
FAVORS ENDORSING M'KINLEY.
Sound Money Democrats Should
Not Name u Third Ticket,
BUT SHOULD MAKE ApLATFORAl

Which will Preserve Their Party Intsg-
riiy-Defsnt or Drynn and tho nevoiu-
tlonnry Platform Upon which lie
Stands Above tho Intercsts ofhny Party
lie Says the Free Silver Movement Ia n
Conspiracy Against Wages = I,inging
Words Il, Dehaif OF the Nations Honor.
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ANTWERP. liorlln. Now York
HAVnE--Tin GnscoEnc. New York,
ESST0WN-Sailed. Campanla for
New York.
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W. 7. PARKER.
President.
w. r. THAYER. 4.
SECRETARY.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMERS
WAKEFIELD AND +. v. ARROWSNrTH
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about : pm. Wedef sdays; 7 am. t,r interne-
Point, COlfon's. Stones, Howard's ard COhum =.
Nomini creek; returning. arrives at Washington
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and Friday mornings.
SATURDAYS. Q pm. for Riverside. Colonial Bench.
Colions, Piney Point, st. Georges island, Smith
creek. ccan and Yeosomieo rivers; returning. ar
See schedule Tin effect June n, 1880.
WITT @ w. RIDLEY. General Manager.
E s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall caves River View Wharf
7th street. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Mt
am, landing at all wharves as far down as Mad.
dox creek. Va including Chapel Point and Colonial
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GEO. o. CARPNTER. Gen. Art,
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D HOUSE.
X I Nv and Scott cir
Gle. i3r, 2h&sta. $500
De Sales mr. 18th. Dr.lO0
. near 22d. lar, 2ba. 100
10th neur T. lar. 100
9th s Md av ne. 90
CES.
z23 AZ st nv. =. $1,000
Desirable rooms. Allan
tic Coast Line build
Ing" all front and
fireproof. from SO to
RS each.
RES.
402 9th st NV. $50. 90
ia 9th r. NV. 5000
Oh 10th st nw.....45.00
lies.
1882 Mass ave. r'r.$10.o 90
n, 10th and r SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-19

FOR RENT-1313 n ST: FINE 3-sToRy BRICK;
II large rooms; all mi; VOms LIST floor: new
Plumbing; cellar: furnace; good condition; fine
location; rent, $50. NJ. ID. PECK. o34 st.
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