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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-31
SALVATION ARMY QvARRELs.
Mrs. Ropth-Tncksr Denies Some Very liz
Natured Charges AEainSt Tier Husband.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O,--Emma Booth
Tucker wife of Commander Booth
Tucker to-day made the following state
ment:
II am amazed and grieved beyond ex-
preston 10 read in this mornings Issue
of certain papers, the message from Chl-
cago which purports that Commander
Booth-TuclSer spoke OF Mrs. Ballington
Booths Illness rs Of 4 non-serlous and
even felgned character,
II am hoping to catch the commander
on his Journey west by telegram to-day,
that 1 may get his own denial OF this al
legged statement.
IN the meantime / would most un-
hcsitatlngly assert that there has been
some grave misapprehenslon on the part
Of the Informant in this case, and point
10 our written statements, both TO the
press and as contained In our periodicals,
~ proof positive that no such attitude
has for one moment been taken by US.
1T 10 true, We have regretted sincerely
that the Volunteers should have seen NJ
to make tho lamented ilncsa OF Mrs.
Booth the occasion OF 10 painful an at
tack on the Salvation Army. For thlH,
however VIC are not responsible, but we
nhNc uuHOlultlg TCluhtu 70 tHltT lWAu ullS
controversy on the subject, asserting
from the first that our only feeling In the
matter has been that OF love and gympn-
thy for the suiIercr. In this all our
headquarters Btafr and intimate friends
can bear me out.
zone word OF personal explanation
from myself seems necessary In regard
to my visit to the hospital. II "a stated
n sasaNa o.
Booths room. This "a not the case,
since did not ask 10 sec the patient, re-
gardlng her condition as too serious,
particularly requested that the flowers
and little card left ehould not be takon
10 Mrs. Booth until such time a. without
disturbance she would be able to receive
them may Hay that the clerks at the
hospital treated mo with every cour'
toHy
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UNITED MINE WORKERS

or West Virginia Adjourn, Ansr Passing
Condsninatory REGULATIONS About To-
lsr'sAetlon-Two SanawhH Politicians
at Variance.
Special Dispatch to the InlellIgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec 3d.
The state convention OF the United Mine
Workers of the West Virginia district,
which has been In session here since yes
terday, adjourned this afternoon, An
other set of resolutions we're adopted ex-
tending an Invitation to the coal opera
tors OF this state to be present at the
Joint convention Of operators and miners
TO be held in Chicago OH January II. and
bitterly condemnlng the action OF w, II.
Toler, and others for securing charter
for the purpose OF dividing our craft,
and destroying our organization"
Ex-Governor Il. w. Wilson and Cen
eral C. C, Watts, late Democratic candl-
date for governoruddressed the conven-
tlon. The former urged the miners to
form an Independent organization and
his remarks were coolly received, The
latter advised the miners to adhere TO the
national organization, and was llberally
applauded,
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Henry Stephenson, of
East Bank, president; +. A. Bannlster,
Of Montgomery vice president; S. c.
Hairless, Of Diego, secretary and treas
urer; Edward Lamb, +. NJ. Stokes, G. W.
Riser, W. d. Fielding and Frank Don
aid, members OF the state executive COM
mlttee.
Fred Dilcher OF the national execu-
tive board, will address meetings NJ
number of mines along the Kanawha
during the latter part Of this and the
first part OF next week.
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TONNAGE MEN REDUCED

In the Carnegie Steel Mnls-some %
Them Expected ths Cut, Bat Others Re
fuse TO sign the Scale offered.
PITTSBURGH. Dec SO,-rhe Cons
merelal Gazette tomorrow will say;
The main topic Of discussion on the
streets OF Homestead to-day was the re-
duotlon In wages given the tonnage men
employed at the Carnegie steel mill.
1t Is well known that the Carnegie
Steel Company has been paying higher
wages than the Amalgamated steel scale.
and the tonnage men admitted that they
expected reduction OF about 10 or is
per cent,
II is difficult TO estimate the number OF
men the reduction will affect, but II Is
believed that at least 1000 men are EN-
ployed on tonnage basis at Homestead
alone, with an equal number at the Ed
gar Thomson and Duquesna plants. and
several hundred more at the Upper and
Lower Union mills In IAiwrenceville,
Thus about $500 men will be expected to
sign the new tonnage scale,
II would be useless to attempt to give
an adequate description Of the average
reduction. as each man spoken to had
different average, running from TO 20
per cent.
The employees OF the ten inch mill re-
fused TO sign the new scale in a body.
II was said that number afterwarda
went back to the Office and signed the
scale.
Two extra saws have been put on to
cut glrder rails. which will remove the
finished work quickly from the mill, but
otherwise each OF the men said that no
improved machinery had been put In
during the year to increase the output
and the only increase had been brought
about by their own toll,
The men In the thlrty-three inch mill
met with the superintendent of the de-
partment this evening TO discuss the re-
ductlon, but the men refused 10 sign the
new scale. The men doing the roughing
work. Or breaking down on the thirty
three inch mill are said to have signed.
The workingmen spoken TO said that
when the thlrty-three inch workers were
Invited Into the office to sign the new
scale they became 90 indignant that they
refused even to look at the scale. Many
VI tHSH leluNeu W siSh ~ NAhu oSAeiS
are enid to have given the matter a sec
ond thought and went back to the office
later.
One OF the workmen on the big plate
mill, known as the 1l9-lnch mill, said
that much Indignation existed among the
men when the scale was offered TO them,
but he believed the men would all sign It.
Some Of the leading men about the mill
were asked II a strike would result. One
of them thought the men would not go 20
work Sunday night Others said that
strike was improbable as the men are
not organized and are very suspicious
OF each other.
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WILL NEVER RETURN
4, cnbA In Political Character, Declares
Antonio GOWN.

Is Cnbh In Political ChAracteri declares
Antonio GOWN.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 3O.-Antonlo
Gown, who has been offered . place as
minister OF the interior for Cuba by the
Spanish government, will not accept. He
was the founder of the Autonomist party
In Cuba, but has no political aspirations
now.
Il will never return 10 Cuba" said Sc
nor Gown, "ln a political character. l
have given up politics, especially the pol
itics which would aid In the establish
ment Of Spanish authority in my beloved
island"
"Yes," he continued, II have seen the
newspaper reports which include my
name in the cablne. which has been Sc
lected by General Blanco 20 undertake
the autonomous government OF Cuba.
But have received no official informa-
ton Of such appointment, and, in view OF
my criticism made In this city OF the nc-
ton OF Scnor GalveZ and Senior Montero,
In accepting such places, 1t would be In
consistent in me to follow In their steps.
My views Of the Cuban question will not
allow me to accept the offered place"
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MADRID, Dec. SO.-General weyler
the former captain general OF Cuba, in
his memorial to the queen regent on the
subject of President MeKinley's mes
sage to congress, says that he Is hon
ored by the attacks made upon him and
that his conduct as governor general
was that of n soldier animated by honor
and patriotism Such attacks. there
fore, General Weyler adds. VIII do him
no harm, as they are aimed at him, he
asserts, simply because he has done his
duty. Nevertheless, since the message
contained insulting observations on the
Spanish troops In Cuba" he believed 1t
10 be his duty TO address u protest to
the crown. Genoral Weyler nfIlrms that
the so-caled paclncos whom he concen-
trated In the fortified districts were tue
nrImc abettors OF the rebellion.
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Know Nothing ofIt.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O,--RegardlnE the
rumor that the British government has
decided to call into active service her
naval reserve feet, Bruce Ismay, agent
OF the white Star line when seen late
to-day, said he had no oiIlclal or other
information on the subject. At the of
flee Of the British consul surprise was
expressed at the report, lnasmuch as
Great Britain has sufIlclent naval
force TO cope with any emergency that
might arise IN the east without calling
TO her aid the services Of the naval re-
serve. Tho British consul here has no
oiIlclal information on the subject.
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wor.s Than illrhhlad,r,.

PoTrSvILLE. Pa, Dec. So.-New
Philadelphia, fiourishing mining town.
few miles north OF Pottsvt1le, Is said
to be in the power OF secret band OF
Ltthulanans bound by an oath which is
alleged to be more. fearful in its char
acter than that OF the Mafia or Chinese
Hlghbinders." II is n regularly organ
lied secret society, whose object & Is
said. Is TO commit depredations and
crime, not stopping short Of murder TO
accomplish their ends. The character
OF the band Of outlaws was made known
this week, when they wrecked n fellow
countryman's saloon and threatened to
kill him. Their victim was Joseph Kon-
osky,
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DECEMBER AND MAY.



LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. SO.--A spe-
clai to the Times from Versailles, KY,
says: The most romantic wedding in
Versailles history was solemnlzcd at .
o'clock this afternoon, when j. b. Hag-
gin, the New York multl-mIllonaire
and turfman, led to the altar Miss
Pearl voorhles, OF this city, niece OF his
former wife Mr.. Haggin Is white
bearded veteran OF aeventy-four, while
his bride is only twentR-elght Miss
VOORHEES, was married In simple, but
exquisite costume Of blue cloth and
white silk. trimmed with point lace.
The marriage took place nt the resi-
dence OF James =. AmBdcn, step father
Of the bride, and was very quiet, indeed
only the immediate family being preB-
ent. A lunch Will be served Mr.. ana
Mrs ilagain and at Z O'Clock tonight
they viii board Mr. ifaggln's private
car en- route to their home In New York.
Mr.. Haggln and hlH bride have been
deluged To-day with tclegrams OF con.
graduation from all over the United
States. Their secret was 10 carefully
kept that not oven the people Of Vor.
Balles knew OF It until this morning.
the wedding created sensation In 10.
cal society.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 3o,--The
hostile legislation committee, composed
OF fifteen members OF the American
Ticket Brokers' Association, and tho
guarantee ticket brokers' association.
met hero to-day, TO take action con-
cernlng the Cullom-S Sherman antl-scalp-
Ing bill. George NJ, Mckenzie, OF Chi
cago. IL chairman OF the committee aud
the delegates came from all parts OF the
United States.
The meeting wns secret but Il was
Rald by some OF the members after the
session that II had been decided to
fight the bill In every legitimate man.
nCr pOpslblp
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 3O.-Thc
postofiice department has ruled that
an ex-unlou soldier drawing a pension
under the dependent pension law, may
be reinstated In a poslaon he formerly
occupied In tile service. The case arose
in connection with the application OF q
veteran employed in the Philadelphia
postoflce. In order to obtain n pension
under the dependent act q claimant
must swear that he is without means OF
support and is unable to do manual la
hnp
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BRITISH NAVAL REsgRYgs
To BE Moblll1su-AvailabloM Men shor, OF
the Number Required.


LONDON, Dec. So,-A News Agency
announces that the British naval re-
serves will be mobillzed.
According to recent events the reserve
forces OF the British navy number about
$4,000 men. or this number 1t is caleu-
lated that at least 10000 men would be
required In case OF war TO complete the
manning OF the warshlps of Great
Britain which are understood to require
a complement OF 10000 men, whereas
only 100000 are actually In service The
naval reserve problem has long been
discussed by British authorities and
the general opinion appears TO be that
the number OF men available ID far
short ot the number that would be re-
Quired In case OF war.
In addition TO the men In the naval
reserve Great Britain has large re-
serve fleet and number OF reserve
merchant cruisers. including such ves-'
sells as the Campania, Lucania, Etruc-
Ia, umbrla, Majestic, Teutonic, etc.
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PORTLAND, Dec, aO-The schooner
Arcola, for Boston from Randolph, Me,
with cargo OF lumber, was wrecked on
Green Island to-day Tho crew were In
tho rigging four houra aud suffered
greatly from exposure 10 the elements.
At daylight the waves having nbOtcd
somewhat In force, the men were able to
run two plnnks TO the rocks ptr the ledge
and 70 make their escape to Green Is
land. Six hours later they were dlscpv-
cred by a nlhing schooner aud taken on,
helnR ehJrlly afterwards brought to this
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ATLANTA. Ca, Dec. 30-A special 10
the Constitution from Havana, via Key
West, says; From strictly private and
yet responsible source comes the inior-
nation that the port Of Havana will be
opened TO expectation within twenty
four hours. The port was closed by
Captain General weyler's ediet Of May
Il. 1895, for the purpose OF cutting the
tobacco Industries OF the United States,
particularly those Of Tampa and Key
West, Off from their supply. Gen, Wey-
Ter did this, he claimed, to insure per-
manent employment to the dlscontented
cigar makers In Havana during the
troublesome times OF war, but II Is
known that his special aim was to par
alyZe the Cuban colonies of the United
States, from which was coming the fos-
terlng strength that made the insur-
gents formidable,
There are about 5000 bales of tobac-
co now choked IN the warehouses OF
Havana ready to be shipped 10 the
states the moment the port is opened.
II Is said that the crop Is promising, all
OF which indicates that brighter days
are dawning for the paralyZed com
merCe OF Cuba and the waning cigar
factories Of the United States.
WASHINGTON, Dec. sO.-Assistant
Secretary Day has Just received a re-
sponse from the superintendent of the
Ward line steamers in New York, In
answer to his inquiry as to whether he
could announce that his line would con-
vey supplies to Cuba for the relief Of
the suffering people, free OF cost. The
prompt answer was: "Will be pleased to
accept supplies for Cuban sufferers free
Of cost. Presume they will be conslgn-
ed to cen. Lee. The Anaconda (Mont.)
Standard telegraphed last night that
the secretary OF state could draw on
the National bank OF New York for $500
already subscribed and paid in by Mon
tana people for the benefit OF the Cuban
sufferers. More money is promised
from the same source January /. All
of this money is being distributed
through Consul General Lee The sec
retary Of state has directed the dlsburs-
ing officer OF the state department..
Frank a. Branagan, TO take charge OF
any money and supplies that may be
delivered TO him and forward the same
to Consul General Lee at Havana. Mr..
Roosa, the dispatch agent OF the state
department ut New York, has been d.
recteu TO draw the $500 contributed by
the people OF Montana through the An
aconda Standard and with that sum
purchase and send to Gen. Lee con-
densed milk
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UNIFORMITY SCHEME
Gets Black Eye-opera,ors Meet and
AdIonrn Without AeiIOn.

Adjourn without Action.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 3o.-A meet
Ing OF coal operators interested In the
movement to establish Uniform condl-
tlons In the coal Industry is in session
here to-day. Under the original agree
ment nlnety-fve per cent of the opera
tors were necessary to make It effec-
tive, but this was modified at recent
joint meeting OF operators and miners
by the latter promising 10 grant the
slgners OF the agreement a ten per
cent per ton dlfferential Secretary
johnson, OF the uniformity committee.
reported to-day that fifty-two opera
tors controlling elghty-two mines, hav-
ing a production OF Si52,lls tons out OF
14,457,0OO tons, had signed the agree
ment.
Many operators favored putting the
agreement into effect on January /, but
this was opposed by President De Ar
nit. OF the New York & Cleveland Gas
Coal Company, who insisted that the
ten cent differential should first go In
to effect.
After lengthy discussion without
reaching an agreement, the meeting adj
journed. No date was fixed for another
meeting
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TOBACCO FAMINE
Caused by the Closing OF the Port
of Havana
IS LIKELY TO BE RELIEVED

Within Twenty-four Hours By It's Being
Reopenod to Erportation-Ths Port was
Closed In May, 1896, by wcyISr's Orders
for the Purpose Of Gripping the Tobacco
IndpstrlsS In tho United statss-wars.
houses OF Havana choksd with $4,000
uaIes OF Tobacco Ready Tor shipment,
RELIEF for Cnban sufferers.
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MADRID. Dec. so--El correo Eapa-
noln, La Naclonal, El Pocauia and 9th
or papers that have published General
Wevler's protest against President
McKlnley's message will be prosecuted.
The publication had been prohibited on
International grounds. II In rumored
that General Weyler will be prosecuted.
The authorities refuse to transmit the
protest 20 the Queen Resent through
the war office,
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n,port.d cnptur, OF ooapp nata.id.

PARKERsBURG. W. Va, Dec. S0.--J.
NJ, Mehan. deputy United States mar
shal to-day received telegram from
Marshal 7. ]. Anderson OF Camden-on-
Gauley. saying that Anderson had Cap
tain Hatfield and asking Mehan to
bring good men to arrest him and share
In the reward.
Hatfield broke the Mingo Jail six
months ago. He was serving a murder
sentence and had three other killings ta
answer for. A reward OF 5000 awaits
hta CuDtnrg
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FfNDLAY, o. Dec. 3O-The dead
bodies Of Henry Bchner boiler maker,
aged %, ana Joseph BrownollCr, n tool
dresser aged %, who had been mlsalng
since last Saturday night, were found
to-day nt the home OF the former. The
mon had been sulfOcated' by coal gas,
which escaped from the stove Brown
oller accompanied liehnor to dnnec on
Saturday last and II ~ supposed thoy
went to Behner's atterward ana retired
for the night
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 80
Comptroller OF the Currency James II.
Eckcls, whose resignation will take ef-
feet Tomorrow, called upon the Pres-
dent this afternoon to pay his respects
and say goodbye. Mr.. Eckels VIII leave
for Chicago tomorrow morning. His
SUCCESSOR Mr.. Charles q. Dawes, VIII
qualify as comptroller tomorrow, and
take charge Of the office next Monday.
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NOW ITS KOREA.
The supercession of British Su'
perintendent of Customs
AROUSES THE BRITISH LION,

Four English wArahlpS on Their Way to
suppOriA "a "stronE EIpoStulAtiOH" With
Korea on His Dlsmlssal-A Report Car
rent That the Brltish Naval Rsssrvss
wnIbs MoblllIsd-Ii is not Likely That
the Large Reserve Fleet OF Merchant
Cruisers win be Called oil, However.
The situation In the Far Hast,
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec 90 -rho at.
t5rncy Ecncral at The rcQueot OF Cover.
nor Hastings to-day Eevc u hearing and
rendered an opinion an tie objections
made rs The superintendent NJ public
printing 90 certain items " q bill render
I'D by the puhlll prInterli was chnrgcd
thnl " was cXorbllont AZ wen nH lllNEtl.
1hr total amount dITalloWed by the nt.
lorncy gpntral N $1,000, some of the Items
boing dlaallpWpd and others cut down.
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statements from myself. It was because
of modesty, not believing that the pub
lie cared to read my Interviews, but the
time has now arrived when all Repub-
llcnns who are interested In the future
of the party must come squarely out
and record themselves ON the side OF
the future OF che party and our govern
ment."
(slgned,) ~. j. sNIDER."
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il,r,l,r Annnlntrh,

HARRISBURG, m, Dec 80. John NJ.
Dale. Of Bailcfonic was to-day appointed
receiver OF The Pennsylvania building &
Loan AaBo-latlon of Altoona, 5y banking
gIlke9on, Mr Dale has
accepted, nlod a bond ana went 20 ~
t5onn To-day 10 take hold NJ the nasols
iohah u, lllcRh of Altoo.
ma, was proaIdent Of the concern,
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelIgercer.
WASHINGTON, Dec. sO.-Mr. Benja-
min II. Scott woodford, of Pleasant
Creek W. Va, and Miss Lucretia Bea-
trlce, daughter of Col. and Mrs. o. d.
Klnsman, of Montgomery county, Nd.
were married at IL O'Clock to-day at the
Epiphany p. Z. churcn, in this city
Bishop satterlee officiating, The bishop
was assisted in the ceremony by Rev.
DR.. r. II. McKim, pastor OF Epiphany.
The rite OF confirmation was admins
tered to both bride and groom by Bish-
op Satterlee, preceding the marriage
service. There was a wedding break
fast at the Raleigh hotel succeeding the
ceremony. The bridal couple left sub.
sequently for bridal tour OF several
weeks Duration Upon their return y
reception win pTecede their departure
for their future home at Huntington,
w Va
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NEW YORK, Dec Emma Booth.
Tucker tonight received the following
dispatch from Commander Booth.
tucker IN answer IN ln inquiry ns To
the truth Of the statement attributed
in him In recon, publications concern.
lng thr Illness hf Mr lnllngtnu Booth
"NOWrif pLArTG Nrh,
"grontly ftRrC, renewed controversy
DID not lmpuio HhnmmIng, neither dld
deny serious Illness.
tHlGHod) .....
COMMANDER BOuruTuCkElt"
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west virginia Psn.lon..

sptrIaI UIlphIch 10 IHu IHItIIEtHuUT'
WASHINGTON, Dec. So.-Pension
certificates have been issued to West
Virginia applicants as follows; Restor-
alton, special, Martin NJ. whetzel, de-
ceased, Heights, 81 per month In
crease. Thomas y. Clark, Cameron,
from S24 to $50.
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nema,n. rok.n to Marlln,burg,

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelllgeneer.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3O.-The re-
mains Of Mrs. Pelrce, Senator Faux
ner's sister. whose death In this city
has been nuted in the Intelligencer
were taken to Martlnsburg, w. Va, at
II o'clock to-day, for interment.
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LANCASTER Pa, Dec, So.--Mnrls
Maulc, agcd twenty. three ycara, was nj
most Instantly killed to-day by the
bursting OF the ny wheel " an old FASH
oncd lhrcshlng machine on The farm ui
Ms father, Nathan Miulo, ht Hanover
chester county lie skull wna crushed
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CnERuRooKE, Cue, Dec. 20 The
main portion Of tho H. Charles fcnl-
navy and Tie Lcit WlnF Wcre 0ultnd hy
nrc to-day Mosl lt th' puplH. among
whom uro ming Americans were away
on thcir holiday fu1i, $4,000