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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. 1s.--Lo-
cal elections were held In this state to-
day. Several interesting contests were
wagcd in the larger cities which elected
mayors. In this city, the ticket was
headed by John L. Kinsey and Arthur
BIddle respectively, Republican and
Democratic candidates for city solicit
tor. Kinsey was elected by majority
that will probably exceed the Demo-
cratic vote. The campaign was note
worthy for the especially bitter fights
in many OF the wards, due TO the fac-
tIonnl split in the Republican ranks, the
efforts OF the municipal league and
here and there to the activity OF the
Democrats.
4 municipal election. when mayor
"a not TO be chosen, Is usually marked
by light vote. In seventeen out OF
thirty-seven wards. owing to the heat
ed contests between rival candidates
for select and common council, an un-
usually heavy spring vote wns recorded,
and the voting was 30 varied and inde-
pendent that tlle work OF counting the
ballots lasted far into the morning.
At midnight the returns from the con-
tested wards In this city indicated TINT
the municipal league had failed in It's
efforts to secure the election to couu-
ellis OF reformcrs.
In the Eighth ward. where a hard
fight was made against WeHcol Hart
man, who is president OF common coun-
oils, that gentleman was elected by
nearly 1000 majority. In the Fifth
ward bitter flght was waGed against
James d. Anderson, whose course In
select council fOr years has displeased
the reformerS Nevertheless, he wns
returned by over 1000 majority. In
other wards the result was equally dis
couraRing to the municipal leaguers.
The followers OF Senator Quay, who are
known us "anti-combtncrs" were ex-
pected to help the municipal league in
It's effort to deteat the combine candi-
dates, but they appear to have voted
and worked for the regular Republican
ticket, with the result that the reform
ers were showed under"
Edward A. Devlin (Rep) and Maui
rice F. Wilhere (Dem.) were reelected
magistrates, the latter under the law
relating to minority representation.
Complete returns on the head OF the
ticket elect Kfnsey (Rep.), city solicit
tor over Blddle. (Dem.), by S2,333 plur-
aIlty. a year ago Warwick, (Rep,).
was elected mayor over Plttison,
(Dem.), by 6l,3l9 plurality.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. lS,-Thc trim
OF tho Rev. C. o. Brown, OF the First
Congregational church. as q result or
the charges made ngalnot him by Mrs.
Davidson, the alleged blnckmnller.
commenced to-day, The council Is
composed OF ministers and laymen
from San Francisco and near by towns.
rev. DR. Mclean was elected modcra-
tor and tho investigation began II" oh
jcctod to any investigation except ns to
the nccuHed'F relations with MISS over
man nnd Mrs Stockton, ana long as
Cn83lpn Cnsucd ns to how inr tnc coun-
ell could no Into the inquiry M to
Browns ministerial standing The Sos
aionu of tho council will lie open and
large crowd was in attendance this
afternoon
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A BROKEN RAIL
Causes Terrible Aecitlcnt-Sevorai Are
Injured.

Causes Terrible Aecitlcnt-Scvorai Are
Injured.
DELLow FALLS. Vt. Feb. lS.--A
broken rail on the Rutland division of
the Central Vermont Railroad caused
a serious wreck at polnS about two
miles nor.h of Ludlow station, this
morniE. The engine OF a passenger
train was dcrailcd and three coacnc5
were thrown down u nifty foot cmbanh-
Inca.. About dozen persons were In
jurGd. four OF tiaem being seriously
hurt. These four are:
r. ]. Burbeg. Rutland.hurt informally,
probably fatally.
b. i. scSion, Rutland, conductor of
wrecked train.
u. o. Bauer, Rutland, express mes
George F. Fletcher, Rutland. mail
nRCnt'
Tho others who sustained injuries
were passengers. mov! Of whom are not
hurt beyond bruises, or severe ghak-
Ing up.
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CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. lS.-Thc
Cleveland Chamber OF Commerce to-
night blnckbnled the name of Andrew
carnegie. which had been proposed for
honorary membership. Before the
vote was taken L. 4. Russell, leading
attorney. made n speech. saying that he
md been led to suspect Mr.. Carnegie
nladc his fortune because Of tariff pro-
lection, ana he also suspected from
what he had read OF the Homestead
strike that he was an opprcssor Of the
poor. Unless somebody could convince
him 10 the contrary he would vote
aeaIngt admitting MIR. Carnegie to
,ngnbcruhtp. Five black balls were
yotcl-thc constitutional number re-
qulred to debhr an applicant
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AWFUL EXPLOSION
In Colorado onrine-Finy-nv Miners Re
ported Dead.

In n Colorado onIine-Fifty-h Miners re-
ported Dead.
DENVER, Colo, Feb. ia special
to the Times from Glenwood Springs.
Colo, says: "A terrible explosion has
occurred in the Vulcan coal mine Mt
New Castle. and fltty-flvc miners are
reported to have been killed"
Tho Vulcan mine is owned by the At
Gibson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company. The report of the explosion
with terrible loss OF life is confirmed ut
the office OF the company in this city.
but no further ncws regarding the acci-
dent was received up to a late hour.
Usually seventy-Gve men were employ
ed in the mine.
LATER-The construction OF tenn
porary fun house was commenced ~
once, and the work Of pumping trcsh
air into the mine was soon begun II Is
hardly possible that any OF the miners
are still alive. but the starting OK the
fans will be made as soon as possible SO
that IL any have survived they may be
kept alive TIL help reaches them. The
only man who got out OF the mine at the
time OF the explosion was Edward
Welch, who was near the mouth OF the
tunnel and blown out, his skull trac-
turcd, arm broken, face badly cut ana
burned and all the hair burned from his
head.
The following are all the names OF
the miners known TO be at work TINT
can be obtained up to this hour: WIZ
lam Haggerty. Joseph Dorr. Abel Dorr,
viii Dorr. James Harrison, Thomas
Lawlgan. George Ward.
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YORK. Pa. Feb. lS,-The liabilities
OF the York Mutual Building and Loan
Association Is very much worse than
was al first supposed The assets only
reach $lOS,OOO. where the liabilities are
Sl7S,OO0. making dCSicit of $4,000,
which has sunltcn into oblivion so far
as the stockholders tre concerned.
There will hc desperate effort made
to discover where this money has gone,
The claims of the creditors are $4,000.
paid In by shareholders $llS,05T, total
Sl75,O57, The assets according to their
face vuluc amount to Si1.S63, while the
stock loan amount 10 S5S,OOO making
n total of SlO9 0SS
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. lS.--Thc
senate In executive session to-day con-
flrmed the following nominations:
Patrick S, EnElo Of oklahoma Ter.
rItory, to be marshal of the United
States territory Of Oklahoma: Matthias
A. Smiley. OF Ohio. to be marshal OF
the United States for the northern dia-
trict OF Ohio: Major William II. Hour.
corps Of engineers, u. s, A.. to be a
member Of the Missouri river commits
Mon; jasper ~ MorrlEon, Of Missouri.
10 be judge advocate In tho army. with
the rank Of major.
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FIRsT REPORT CORRECT.
The Miracle IN Connection with
Grrat Troy Err.

Tho Miracle IN Connection with the
GrcatTroV Fire.
TROY, N. Y, Feb. 1S.-what seems
almost miracle in conectIon with the
disastrous conhagratIon in Troy last
night, Is the fact made evident tonight
that the loss OF life is no greater than
was accurately detailed by the AsSo-
cinted Press last night. The list OF
three killed and fifteen wounded Is vcri-
fled tonight and the miracle appears in
the fact that those noted rs missing
have reported. and out of the $50 human
beings who crushed and struggled for
life In the flame bound building last
night, but three fatal endinEs came.
The names Of those who were killed and
wounded were correctly given eX-
clusivly by the Associated Press last
Dlrhf
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CHICAGO, Feb. iS,-."BlaclS snow"
wns novelty enjoyed by this city TO-
night between the hours OF ana Z
O'Clock There wns 4 fall OF n couple
Of Inches Of what seemed in the dark
10 be the staple winter article, but
which. on examination under GnR or
electric light. proved to bo decidedly not
the ordinary Caucasian variety. Tho
flakes, crystal md llcccy enough, We're
NJ muddy colorGd sort that at once
suggested tho Ethiopian adjective.
When melted on nm extended palm,
they left each tiny Ink-lIkc Spcet,
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AT PITTSBURGH.

The straight Ticket Elected Over the
Demoeratic-JiunicipaI Fusion-A Hot
Fight Ended.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. 1s.-A de-
cldedly hot political battle was fought
here to-day in the contest for city
Offices. The principals were the straight
Republicans on one side, with the fusion
Democrat municipal League (Reform-
ers) on the other. Such u large vote was
brought out, and 80 many sur
prlses sprung. that up to midnight
nothing definite could be learned.
At l O'Clock 100 districts. out Of n
total OF 20a. were heard from. giving
the head OF tho Republican ticket 1887
majority. The balance OF the ticket
will follow closely to this. At this ratio
the Republicans will have about 5000
majority.
The League people console themselves
with the fact that good fight was
made and several councilmen pulled
DtIt
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nEssEMER NOT IN IT.
A PIttShurgh Man was the Inventor oT
the Process.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. IS.--ThC twen-
ty-llfih annual convention OF the Amer
lean institute of Mining Engineers OPEN
cd this evening ut the MononGuhcin
House with eighty mombcra present
from the United States and Cnnndn.
Joseph u. Weeks, president welcomed
the dpicgatcs, and read the principal
pnpcl. ur the evening on the "Rcssetncr
Process Of Making Steel"
The principal point he made was that
10 John w. Kelley, Of Pittsburgh, and
not Sir Henry BoS5emer, belongs the
credit OF lnvcntlnE the process He
showed that In l%7 Kelley was expert
montinG on the process. This was
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WASHINGTON. y. c., Fob. lS-Thc
pOStofIlrc department has igsued a gen
cral order 1irectlnR all division Huper-
intcnlcntg or the railway mail service
to Sfop the practice Of lepOglting mall
matter in postal car. unless there
II clerk in the car 20 receive It, The
action Is tho result OF complaints Ot
damage by fire and water 10 ruch mail
drpOaltHd prior 70 t1e arrival OF Clerks.
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AnnthnrTrnr IrIrn.

TROY. N. Y, Feb. 1S.-whlle the fire.
mcn were yet Mt work on the big fire
which broke out last evening in the
Burlett building, causing several
deaths, they werc summoned this
afternoon to fight another serious blaze.
The flames this time attacked Apollo
hull, one OF the landmarks OF the city.
The city hall wns soon destroyed ana
and restaurant. The los will reach
$4,000. The hall was the Socialists
headquarters and was noted as q place
Of nmng0ment.
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PLEA FOR CUBA
From The President OF Eeuador-An Elo.
quent Letter.

quent Letter.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 1S.--The
president Of Ecuador. on the 10Th OF De-
cemher. sent to the queen regent OF
Spain q letter regarding the struggle in
Cuba. II has Just been published, and
Is in part Us follows:
"Aiajesty:.-Fhe people OF Ecuador,
which once formed part OF the Spanish
monarchy. and to which II IL bound by
ties OF friendship OF blood. of Ian
guage and OF traditions, Is deeply moved
IN the presence Of the terrible and deF-
astnting struggle carried on between
Cuba for her political emancipation and
the mother country for the integrity
OF her territory.
my government, complying with in
tcruntIonnl laws, will observe the neu-
tralIty which they prescribe, but 1t cam
not remain deaf to the clamor OF this
people desirous of tho termination OF
the struggle: and Il Is due TO this fact
that / have the honor TO address your
majesty, us nn emancip0ted child would
do 10 nn affectIonate mother. 10 inter-
pose the good Offices Of friendship. and
to ask your majesty that, in your wis
dom and inspired by your humanitarian
and noble sentiments, you adopt all dig
nifled means to return peace to Spain
and Cuba,
"By granting Cuba her independence
Spain will protect her interests and will
have done Justice to the aspirations
OF Cuba, without any loss Of decorum
"I beg your majesty to receive thll
letter as a proof OF the loyal friend
ship which Ecuador processes to Spain.
for only q high motive impeis me to
address It to you rs well as my sincere
desire to see the glory Of your throne
Increase, OF the throne which you. with
so much prudence and foresight, occupy
in the name and representation OF your
august child, Alfonso XIII, whom God
save"
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Mis-. BARON viii ne proteetstl.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Unltcd
States Minister Terrell. at Pera, Tur-
key, cabled Secretary Olney to-day that
he presented Miss Barton at the sub
lime porte and received renewed assur-
anceS of full protection and aid to her
agents in dispensing charity. Her as
sistnnts go Mt once to the interior OF
Turkey. while Miss Barton's headQuar-
ters Will be established at Pera. the d.
plomatic suburb OF Co8stantiRople. Mr..
Terrell has labored hard with the Turk
ish government TO secure these privi-
leCes for Miss Barton.
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WASHINGTON %. C.. Feb. lS.-Thc
new recruiting system for tho army,
a.ded by the hard times Of tho last few
S'arM nave rcsulteh IN bringing tho
unlred strength up 70 It's mIElmum,
lGI fow days ago orders wore iFgued
~ Ia" ndjutant general. who Ia in
Charge Of the work, instructinE the
recruiting officers accordingly Several
OF the minor stations, where mon have
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been enlisted. have been closed tenn
porarIly. and the officers on the detail
have been given other duties.
Recruits nave been, coming in rapidly
for some months. and they are a good
class Of men. most OF whom have been
army in preference to any uncertainty
regarding their board and lodging.
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STANFORD Conn. Feb. is-Darly
to-day nro destroyed tho farm-houso
uf Charles Glllermcister, lt BuSlom
Place, Rvcrton, Mrs Gildcrn2sier.
after she had been taken out With her
children, returned to the hou7c for
some valuable papers and money ana
ten was - badly injured in trying to
rcscue mis- wife. That he can scarcely
recover.
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seven years before Bessemer came into
notice and in 1857 patent was Issued
to Kelley.
Robert ". Hunt, OF Chicago, made a
short address. The institute Will make
a tour OF the steel plants about the city
tomorrow and in the evening another
session will be held.
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BREEZY SESSION
OF the Senate, but Not n Great
Deal Accomplished.
A NUMBER OF PERSONAL TlLTS

u,,wsen seuators-arr. Hni Opposed the
Resolution to Investigate ROcent Bond
1s,uss-Ths Pension Appropriation I'M
Passed without Amendment-Tho Pa
e.fe I,allroad Committee Criticised for
II, Manner OF Conducting the Investisa-
,lou-rhs House Proceedings.
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Al ye,y Castle,

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Feb. lS-Thcrc
was IN Immense vote cast here to-day,
about 400. and the count Is slow. With
four precincts out OF nine In the city,
Smith. the present mayor. is slightly In
the lead over Hiram G. Miller. The
vote is close and It will tnke the official
count to decide. and this will not be
had before morning. The four candI-
dates for mayor are all Republican.
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LANCASTER. Pa. Feb. 1S.-To-day's
election resulted In the reelection OF
Mayor Edwin s. smeNz. (RcpublIcan).
b. u majority OF 400 over Benjamin
+. Davis. (Dcmocrat). The council is
heavy Republican in both branches, al
though the Democrats make n slight
gain. or the twelve membera OF the
school board elected. six are OF each
party, the body remaining non-part-
SIM
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For West Virginia, partly cloudy.
with SNOW ilutTics IN northern portion;
warmer; aoHthwcstcriy winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, cloudy
and thrcnteninG with light SHOWS;
warmer; sOuthorly winds.
For Ohio, fair. except light snow near
the lakes: warmer In eastern portion;
1outhweRtcrly wirdg.
TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY
Ms furnished by c. schncpr. druggls,, cor.
In. m...,,,..,,.. 1919 u, M &c
an. mn.r,n..,.. lilI i, ,m so
u in.",,u" ,,,.,", utWCathcr--C -ChOnR'lo.
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HAVANA, Feb. is.-In the latest en-
gaGcmcnts between the Spanish col
umn Of troops unicr Colonel TcJedG, nt
2ar2R and Mayblos with the insurgents
under Jose Mncco the latter lost 73 kill
cd md had so wounded, many OF them
gcTtOuHiy,
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cHAMBERsBURG. Pa., Feb. 49,
Democrats to-day elected George c,
Cooke. Borough Auditor, although the
nominal Republican majority Is $50
Three Democratic cou1cilmoa and one
school director were also cleu:ed. This
is tho first time "a Democrat has been
elected in this town for six years.
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ALTOONA, Pa., Feb. lS.--Thc Repnb-
llcnns. Democrats. Prohlbitlonists and
Popullsts each had ticket In the field
to-day Tho vote was heavy md no
definite estimate can be given a8 to the
result. II Is thought the vote between
Barr (Rep) and Murray (Dem.), for
mnYor. will be very close.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb. lS.-As tho
result of Colonial Secretary Chamber
iAin's approximations, MCysrs, Phillips.
Fnrrar and Fitzpatrick and Colonel
Rhodes have been releAseN on bail.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 1S.-ScmI-
official returns IndloS;e the election OF
John y. Patterson. (RGpublichn), mayor
by 1000 plurality over Charles Z. Wal
ter. Democrat. The fight here was
fhren- CorncTIi one
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B. 4 0. CHANGES.
Said That Hitch May Occur in
Some of the Plans.
THEDIRECTORS TOMEET TO-DAY

When Some Things Expected May Not oc-
eur-c. II. Lord to sHoceed Mr.. Mayer AZ
President oftho Consolidated Coal cOnl-
pany-Ths Board Reflects tho Same In
tsrests that arc In Affairs OF the Il. q o.
Road.Tno Wide Experience OF nIr. Lord.
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FRANKLIN, Pa, Feb. is.-Bryan
Osborne CRep.) was elected mayor Of
FRANKLIN, after one OF the Qulctcst cleo
tIons ever held here The Republicans
elected their entire ticket In all the
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CITY ELECTIONS
Throughout Pennsylvania, with
the Usual Results.
STRAIGHT PITTSBURGH TICKET

Pals Through Against tho Municipal
League combIno-Ths People Wanted
Reform, but were Probably DistrustfnI
OF n Reform Movement with Demo-
cratic Appcndis-Tho Same In Phiiadel-
phia-The Rssnlt in Other Principal
Towns In the State.
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Live While You Can.

II you have n home and are out OF
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and good vito into the grave for the
sake Of making money. You have but
Due IN. TO live, and It In brief Mt best.
Take n little pleasure and comfort ~
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sailste desire t. rrub everything In
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lhau auy one tbing. When we lena
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ase. All Of lilo that 10 worth living
and all Of Existence that sweeiens lie
Is lost In the slimmoringl sheen OF un.
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life guided by n well.guafded purpose
aud Oiled with kind actions ana r.
strained by puro conscience and
lofty aim will.-Durant.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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Iumbefs given. Tue opening ono oy
the Harmony GIse cluU was well re-.
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~ M 10 au encore,
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rorsl Tor ter reudillon VI Nymphs OF
Sylyains, by ii. Bembary; fha re.
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