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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

ROME, March II-It Is officially an
nounced here this afternoon that the re-
suit or the pourparlcrs OF the powers
yesterday Saturday Is q definite agree
ment not 60 reply to the Greek note. but
TO issue orders to the foreign admirals 10
establish on immediate blockade OF Gre
tan portS, which Will probably be in full
operation tomorrow.
This agreement Is somewhat IN the ma
turc of concession 10 Russia aud
France. Russia. during the middle OF
last week. proposed. with France second
ing the proposal. another joint note so
GreevO Insisting on the withdrawal OF the
troops, Instead OF an immediate resort by
tho powers 20 force. RuSsIa's action. was
Inspired, II Is officially stated by a ccr-
tain sympathy FOR Greece, though many
objections were raised by each power IN
turn 10 this suggestion, that the oiher
course has finally been agreed upon
II is thought that the simplest way tn
carry out the threat made in rlNs tdefEtcdt
note Will be- the blorkadins Of tho Cr-ian
ports and the landing of forces sufficient
10 insur,. the maintenance Of order. leay-
ing future action as to the fate OF Crete
20 later negotiations. THIS was tue view
OF Russia ut the outset.
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STILL FIGHTING.
But the Landing OrEHroPs"n Troops In
Crete Expected To-day.

But the Landing OfEHrOPs"h Troops IN
Crete Expected To-day.
CANEA, Island OF Crete. March IA
PulaKIng began yesterday at Gambia
Re,imo and at this place, and has con-
tinusd to-day. The bishop Of NIceppsEs
remains here. though alone, In tho hope
Of saving the metropolitan church from
pillaEe. This landing Of European troops
is expected Immediately. The insurgents
maintain a ceaseless CHnnonade OF Suin-
alonns. They are in excellent spirits
and health. while the health and morals
on the troops or Colonel Massos show no
signs OF falling on.
The foreign admlrai1 have not yet
been Informed as to the decision OF The
powers on their proposals OF = week ago.
Yesterday they telegraphed their re-
spectIve governments asking that De"
tachments OF sailors. equal in number
to those already landed ut CRnea, Ret
limo. CandiR and Sltia, be sent imuedi-
ately to relieve the present force, whose
work is most haraRsinE, comprising as II
does, the double duty OF police and hre-
men.
confer with the consulates as to tho best
means OF proclaimlng the fact that Tur-
key has granted Crete complete autono-
my. The hope IL entertained that such
= measure will help 20 pacify the island
Great Britain has instructed Colonel
ChermsIde and Major Bor to remain at
Caneu. In 0ddItion 10 the italian war
shFps, one British ironclad assisted in
The bombardment OF the Greek insur-
gent forces commanded by Captain Ko-
racas at HlerHpetrn.
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS
Al The National CspltAI-rhs 1HriR nul.
Applicants for ONCE.

AZ The National CapltAI-Ths 1ariR nul.
Applicants for ONCE.
Special Dispatch to the IntelilEsncsr.
WASHINGTON. d. c., March H,--In
the new tariff bill to be submitted from
the committee on ways and means to
the house tomorrow, West HlrGlnlG's
material products will be given ample
protection Wool production Will bo
stimulated by tarin OF II and Il cents
Per pound. according to grade; lumber
win have duty OF 81 per thousand.
placed upon II, and the coal tarln Will
be raised to 20 cents per ton. What
eyer occurs as to other articles that
may have crept into the advance pub
lIcntionR Of the bill. these three seem
to be assured, n stated.
Il is the purpose OF Presiden. Nc
Klnley to permit nothing TO interfer"
with the progress Of the tariH measure.
Appointmenls TO office have come Ia 4
sudden halt. and the announcement
was made by authority yesterday that
there would probably be- no more, eN.
cept a possible emergency, for month
or six weeks, This Is due to the tact
that the President was busy IN the
preparation OF his message for one
thing, and after Congress meets he VIII
be 200 much concerned about the reN.-
nues to talk office. There Is one thing
clearly settled, and that is that Mr. Nc
Kinley will settle no local disputes over
appointments. The state delegates In
CongresE must settle their own aftairs
in their own way, and must come to the
President united In their support OF can
dIdates.
THE West Virginia contest over the
local positions has not yet opened up.
There are those in town. hitherto mem
toned in the Entelligencer. who are be-
lIeyed to be in quest OF the attorney
EtfIp, the Rarahalship and collectorshlp.
but as yet but one has gone on record,
Mr., ]. p. Hambrick Is entered at the
treasury department as candidate Tor
the collectorshIp. but II Is said no is
really an applicant for another POSI-
ton, and that the filing Of the papers
was n mistake.
The Hon. John W. Mason has applied
for an appointment as assiatnnt secre'
tary OF the treasury, as announced at
the department yesterday afternoon.
Ex-Sheriff i. G.. HinmRn, or Fayette-
vile. Is an RYOwed candidate for mar
shal. but although he has been In town
fOr several days, he has not yet flied
his papers. Mr.. Hinman says he Is In
! to win though. and will make II inter-
estinK in friendly way. TO all Gomers.
Congressman DOvener has announced
the nppoIntment OF Frank Jones Me-
dick. OF Wheeling as a cadet TO West
Point. Pensions to West Virginia mp
pIlcants have been granted as follows:
Original--JameR Tanner kanawha
county: TOlbert DiCken, Morgan coun-
~. Additlonal--Peter Ash, poddridge
county. Increase-Rudolph Wader,
Mason county.
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FLOOD AT MEMPHIS.
TIL. River the HIEhsSt In Twenty-Five
YsSrs-6rSAt sunsring.

The River the HlEhsSt In Twenty-Five
YcGrs-GrSat suhsrlnE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 1A.-The
Mississippi river continues TO rise. and
the situation in the lowlands of Arkan-
sas, opposite this city. Is very serious.
Tonight the river stands at I6.S, a rise
OF 4 since last night. This is tho high
est record since the establishment a the
weather office here In 1872. The govern
fnent gauge to-day recorded asa oct
above the low water mark, but owing to
a change in the gauge since the previous
high waters. this would read on the old
gauge SI2
The high water mark on the old gauge
was 366, mnde In the food OF 1850. The
rise during the day was slightly more
thnn half a foot and the Indications are
that the big stream will continue 10 rise
slowly during the next twenty. four
hours. on all OF the islands near the
city and in the lowlands OF Arkansas,
there is great suffering among the pco-
Pile and there IS q great loss OF stock and
property, People continue leaving the
iowlands for this eide Of the river.
To-day the Little Rock & Memphis
railroad managed to get Its morning
train into the city, but made no attempt
TO move the freight trains. The Kansas
civ, Fort Scott & Memphis brought
trains into the city until midnight Sat
urdhy night, when II commenced using
the tracks of the Iron Mountain. The
latter road is stlll few Inches above
the water.
several OF the main levees around
towns and plantations have broken but
so far as heard from there have been no
breaks in tho main levee systems.
AT Marion, where q break In the dixie
occurred Friday night scene OF deSola-
tlon exists. Tho little town Is four or
five feet under water, many houses and
cabins have been washed away and the
inhabitants have sought shelter else
where. Hundreds OF horses and cattle
have been destroyed by the resistless
waters.
a. Osceola, grave APPREHENSION Is felt
and to-day every man and boy in the
neIghborhOod went TO work with will
building an additional levee to protect
the town,
Al Sans SouCl. small town lmmedl-
atcly below OScCOla, the Anchor line
steamer Bluff City, this afternoon at
TEMPTED To land her passengers and
freight. The citizens and lovee patrol
men, ordered the captain 10 Keep his
boat moving, saying that the waves
from the steamers wheels would break
over the levec The captain, however,
attempted TO land, when the boat was
met by a wholesale fuslladc OF bullets
from the shore, hut fortunately no one
yyng huFt
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deavOrs. ia spite OF the practical utility
Of a system Of autonomy for CrSte. to
prove that annexation to Greece Will
alone end u state OF anarchy. While con-
srnting to secure her Ships, Greece per
sists that the operation OF her troops "
necessary 20 the pacihcauOn OF the iS-
land. after which a Dlsblsclle should de-
eide che fate OF Crete.
such an attitude Ia unsatisfactory.
The powers had not in the preAent CASE 10
consult the opinion of the Greek govern
ment. They simply expressed 10 Athens
In succinCa terms the decision imposed
by circumstances. NNhereuntO II was for
GreeOa to conform. In refusing 10 heed
shla decision, aTNsece gives clear proof
that under a prRte1t mlsn'1ns peaci and
order Ia Crete she II really pursuing a
much less dlslnterested object, namely,
annexation by surprise.
THE powers are too unanimously re-
solved 60 maintain peace In the east TO
aiLnctldn such designs They lind them
selves compelled. though much against
their Will 10 have recourse 10 vigorous
measures which they shrink from adopt
ing in regarding Ia Greece. AT the same
time they Will have In the resources at
their disposal u sure means OF pnityinE
Crete without the cooperation or the
Greek troops
IL is hoped that Greece. seeing TINT
the powers are firmly resolved not 70
shrink rrHn my measure OF coercion
necessary. Will give way, thus exercising
the danger with which her present dIu-
tude threatens European peace.
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A TERRIBLE wIlIRLwIyD
At HInRO Jun0tl0n-Iwo Lives Lost and
Another Victim May DE.

Al MlngO JunotlOn-1Wo Lives Lost and
Another Victim May DE.
Special Dispatch 10 the IntellIsencer.
sTEUBENVILLE. o.. March IA
whlrlwind visited the town Of NlnGo
Junction last night, doing considerable
damage and was attended with serlou.i
results. For a considerable time the
wind was so fierce that 1t was with dlnl-
Guilty that men could keep on theE feet
in the cast house at tho plant q the
Junction Iron md Steel Company.
A Iull occurred shortly after o'clock
this morning. aud then in another sec
ond the wind lifted up the iron roofing
Of the cast house. which collapsed In
falling, and the tall brick walls, which
were held by log chains. fell in. Very
few men were at work at the time, but
two men. Frank HObson and Larry Fa-
hey. wer0 caught under the falling
walls A force Of men was put to work
10 rescue them and Fahey was taken
out dead. A wife and seven children
survive him.
He was fifty years old. Frank Hob
son, aged twenly-nine, and single, was
SO seriously crushed that he died three
hours afterRard. John Weikas, a Hun
garian. was struck by falling ttmbcra
and bricks and badly crushed. He man
aged 10 crawl away and II was some
time before he was found. He may die.
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FRANKFORT, KY, March 1.-THE
sudden death oc State Senator John p.
SAVERS, ut his mountain home. was an
bounced by telegraph here to-day and 1t
onrnted a profound sensation AMONG the
legislators Salycrs was n DelnNSlat
and prnninent IN the senatorial bgnt asl 1i''i
winter. His death removes nearly IN Ine
last doubt that Hunter the present he-
nThIScon mi, nominee Tor United States sena-
Tor viii be elected whenever vhe JOIN pal
lnl Is hld ~
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Hold another Great Mass Meeting In Sym
pAthy with Greece.

Hold another Great Mass Meeting In SYM
pRthy with Greece.
LONDON, March H.-Bctwcen 10000
ana 40. 900 people crowded the approaches
to Trafalgar Square this afternoon to ex-
press sympathy with Greece and Crete
and. according 10 the posters announcing
the meeting, TO assist diplomats TO make
up their minds"
The gathering was made up OF less
respeCtably dressed class than the great
HYDE Park meeting Of week ago. The
windows OF the clubs and hotels facing
on the square aud approaches TO 1t were
filled with spectators. The Greek colOrs
wera worn by majority or those present
and many Greek flags were displayed.
;The prOreedinEs began at o'clock, the
sDeokprg Including Rev. DIR. John Clit-
fortI. the we'll known Free church minis
Tor and the following members OF the
hn,,sn OF commons: MiChnel DRvNt, II. II.
pcEergglIi. +. A. Claiming, Il. X. &.
Morton and HavelOck Wilson. Mis-
FInreuCe Balgarnie NJ. J. HOly0ake and
other promInent sympathlZers with the
,nnvsfncpt for tine political union OF Crete
with Greece. arrived in the procession,
The bands and banners, with the
sneakers, occupied six platforms. Thc
resolutions were similar IN protest 10
those adopted st the Hyde Park meeting
and In general terms stated that tho
Greek reply to the identical notes OF the
nnwers offered satisfactory basis or
settlement. The meeting appointed It's
chairman and the various speakers as II
drnrrtntion 10 present the resolutions 10
Lord Salisbury ,..,-
The adoption OF the resolutions was
fy,,a5.tcd with loud cheering. mingled with
bootlng fnr Lord Salisbury,
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A RIOT At slRMINGHAn
Grows out Of = POIIOsHiGn's Attempt to
I. AFFsat = BHTGIar-TWO Deaths.

Grows Out Of = PollGsulan's Attempt TO
I. AFFsat = BHTGIaT-TWO Deaths.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 1.-TWO
tragic deaths. policeman shot and a
small race riot In which dozen persons
were more or less hurt, constitute the
net results Of what occurred inside OF
thirty minutes on the South Side this
afternoon. a burglary was committed
by VIII Hunter. notorious negro. Po-
IIceman William Perduc was detailed on
the case and this afternoon he found
Hunter and arrested him. Hunter drew
his pistol and fred, striking Perduc in
the law, lnnlctlnR dangerous wounds
The negro made a break for liberty, the
officer pursuing and shOOting HB he ran.
After iiring three shots, the officer tcll
from exhaustion, his last shot woundinB
Hunter fatally In tho back. II develop
oil afterwards that one OF Perdue's shots
killed Myrtle Roland. u hve-year-Old
gIrl. who was playing In an alley Two
blocks away,
When the police finally took Hunter in
charge "a mob OF negroes followed,
threatening Ia rescue the wounde prls-
Oner 4 number Of white men soon np-
penfed on the scene and free fight en- 81
sued between negroes and whites In
which fully dozen persons werc more
or less hurt ana several negroes badly
beaten.
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THE TARITI! Bill
To be introduced IhlS SAfIsrnoon--IIltslt
In the Wool Schedule.

To be introduced this iSAfisTuOOTa--IIltrl
In the Wool schedule.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March IT,
The final work upon the tarift bill occu-
pied the time OF the Republican mem-
bers OF the ways and means committee
and tonight they assembled FOR their
last conference. Chairman Dingley
said that the bill would be finished ut
this meeting. but that II might be- nee
esSury for the committee tp work all
night to accomplish its task. As. soon
as the committees draft ~ the bill has
been completed Il will he sent to the
government printing Office and force
of picked men vii be put 10 work on it
there. So that it may b. presented In
the house a. : o'clock In the afternoon.
II In possible that changes may be
made Ia some Of the most important
schedules even at this late hour. par
tiCularly'the wool schedule. over which
there arc differences OF opinion IN the
committee The reciprocity scheme has
not vet been formulated into words, ana
some features of the plan are still sub
ject To change Apart from the pOSsi-
pility OF revision tonight the important
features of the bill will stand as they
have been heretofore determined upon,
and as they have been outlined from
day to day by the Associated Press.
The corridors of the Cochran hotel,
where the tariT makers have an office,
have been swarmed with wool men
wool manufacturers and representa-
tives OF other interests all day and
great pressure has been brought to
bear to have various features pf the bill
changed before 1t is given TO the house,
Chairman Dingley said tonight thet
Il had not been decided how much
time would be allowed FOR tariff debate
in the house. Every week OF talk, he
remarked. would cost the country hum
dreds OF millions In revenue through
importaiiOns, whicn wuold be rushed
into the country under tn existing low
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ATHENS. March 1.-THE reported
recall to London Of the British consul.
Sir ALFRED BllIOtti. continues TO be tbs
subject OF much comment in political
circles. II Is feared that his recall may
be connected with plan FOR the occu-
nation of Crete, which, in view OF the
refusal OF certain powers to take part
IN such n move. might be restricted TO
Great Britain and might be on that ac-
count the prelude to n much more pro-
lOnEed occupation.
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talk OF an agreement TO illl all the va
cancics except those existing IN the
committee on finance and approprin-
tiOhs Both these committees are Tor.
tupatcly quite eQultnbly adjusted and
It Is feared that Rn eiIort 10 supply the
vacancies might result In bad feeling
and an cntanglement which the Repub.
llc8ns desire TO avoid on the evening OF
tho tariff fight.
There Ia only occasional reference 10
changes IN the elective offices tn Che
senate and there iS no prospect OF a
controversy over this point at The pres
ent time.
II IL expected that the credentials OF
Messrs, Corbctt and Henderson, APP
pointed 70 MI the senatorial Vacancies
from oregon and Florida respectively.
will he presented Monday. They Will
be referred TO the committee on prvi.
leges and elections.
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WOULD RRPUDlATE DEBTA
Chicago Unemployed Adopt RsSOluIIonN
of peenIIar NaLure.

CHICAGO. March li.-Unewployed
men and women to the number OF several
hundred held n meeting this evening, At
which they launched q declaration OF
independence" against King Plutocracy
In Chicago, and adopted resolutions
against paying rent, except ut the option
OF the tenant: HdeFseI the repeal Of laws
for the collection VI deR, and formed the
Unemployed WOrkmens League,
Speeches were made on the subject Of
finding work for the unemployed, and
the potato and bean plans " the Saliva
tI0n Army, and others, were dlsapprDyrd
The "Ieclaratlrn of independence"
which was adopted Is parGphrnRe Of
tho historic document on July 4, l77G. and
king PlutoCracy" In the dcsnot IuhFti-
tuted for King George as the object OF
righteous lnYcCtivc.
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LONDON, Maral 1.-THE Daily
Chronicle announces THAI a formal ultI-
matum has been delivered TO Greece an
n"unclnE that the blockade OF Crete and
OF certain Greek ports, not yet named.
will begin on Wednesday. Some OF me
powers have decided that unless Greece
Yields or II she declares war on Turkey.
inca sures still more severe viii be EN-
pIoyed. even TO the point Of otutteTly de-
stFDyIng Greece as q nau0n
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ATHENS, March A.--6 p. m.-Every-
thing remains in statu quo pending the
action Of the powers, But the minister
Of war Is Fastening in every possible
way the military preparations, precise
ly as II war We're already declared
Among the Greek troops on the from
tier there is an increasing desire TO Try
conclusions with the Turks. A decla-
ration OF war Is awaited with impa'
tience in military circles at LRr!ssE
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LOOKS LIKE wAR,


ATHENS. March IA royal decree
summonIng the remainder OF the reserves
Is expected tonight Prince Nicholas
with his battery. has been stationed on
the line. The king mas consented that
the war office should undertake the ior-
nation OF a f0rt Tor the legation ~ the
event OF an outbreak OF war.
Thousands Of horses and mules are ar
rlyipg from abroad, the GIT Of r'ch
Greeks who are sending also large sums
20 the national treasury Tor pa'rOllc
puTp5s,s. For the pTsA-nt the govern
mrnt does not seem embarrassed Tor
money
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HAVANA. March 1I.-sylvester 500
vel the American war correspondent:
recently released from prison Al sanu
SpIritus. arrived here this evening
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MOvILBE-Labrador, Portland VA
Halifax for Liverpool.
RORDEAUN-Panoma, New AoTk
HAVRE-Ln Gnsc0gne, New AuEN'
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BLOCKADE TODAY.
The Powers OF Europe Take Their
Final Action.
RUSSIA'S CONSERVATIVE NOTE
To be Followed Out by All of the
Nations.
SIMPLEST WAY TO CARRY OUT

The Threat Contained In the PIrAt De-
mnnd on Greece The POpuIHse OF LOn-
don Hold Another Great Meeting TO EI-
peas Sympathy Gor Forty ThOu-
sund People DsnoaueS tile Policy Of
Thsir Government aud Garry Greek
Flags.
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SPECIAL SESSION
OF the New Congress Assemblies
at Noon To-day.
AND 10 TIME WILL BE WASTED
Bv,he House In Getting Down to
the Work in Hand.
Mr.. M'EINLEY'S FIRST MESSAGE

viii ouutns WHAT. to he DOnV--NO Gen.
,r.l LsEl,IAtlOn-TarlT hi will Pas
and Go TO the senate la Two wssks-Ap-
proprIatIOn Bllls I.sn over will he
P,,,,d-ssnats May Devote some Attsn-
ton to the Arbltrallon Treaty.
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YOUR plano lg valuable our two
truckmen have been with us fourteen
years and know how 90 move planes. Let
us move yours for you, our prices ara
no higher thun others.
4. W. BAUMER co
1910 Market street.
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FIRE AT ELKlNS.
Large Part of the Business Portion
of Town Destroyed.
FLAMES ARE UNCOMFORTABLE.
And Only a Lucky Change OF Wind
Checks Their Fury.
LOSS ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND

Dollar, and OHIy Partly Covered by In
Surames -LIst OF the Lossrs-Ths Pretty
Town RsGri,ss Decided blow, but Her
EntrrprIuImE Citizens will Rebuild, aud
WIZ Doubtless Accept the Warning aud
Purchase Fire Apparatus.
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WE have nice Dark Mahogany Kra-
kauer Piano belonging 10 a prominent
resident of this city, who owing 10 the re-
cen: death of her father IN a railrnad ae-
cidcnt. wishes irs 20 dispose OF II FOR her.
w. +. w. BAuNER co.
1910 Market street.
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wide Blended GntBordcrs lOcat chew'O.
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For West Virgina-Fair; colder in the
morning followed by rising tempcra-
ttrc; northcrly winds becoming VHria-
For western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Fair; colder, north to west winds
nnn-.l rI,.rn ,nraInrr.
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The temperature Saturday rs ohseryet
oSd Fourtccnth streets. was rs follcws'