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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-30
FAVOR ANNEXATION.
Senator Morgan aud Party Having a
Good Time In Hawaii.

NSeu AAhAN bh hA"a"s
HONOLULU, Sept. %, via SAN
FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept 2S.-Represen-
tatlVes ]. G. Cannon, of Illinois; H. c.
IIouderlager, OF New Jersey; A. S. Ber-
ry, of Kentucky, and ]. A. Tawney, Of
Minnesota, and their families leave for
San Francisco to-day. after short stays
in this country. Senator Morgan will
remain several weeks longer. During
the party's stay they have been con-
Quoted to the different points OF inter-
est and have had everything pertaining
TO Hawaii explained to them, Many
social functions have been given In
their honor. on the evening OF the Goth
n public reception was rendered Senator
Morgan at the United States legation,
and was largely attended.
Senator Morgan and the congressman
visited the harbor yesterday. The latest
charts, together with a brief sketch OF
the work already accomplished by the
Bennington survey party, were laid be-
fore the senator and his colleagues.
II has been claimed that Representa-
tive Cannon is opposed to annexation.
In an interview he said: You can rest
assured that have not committed my
self against annexation do not care
what you hear to the contrary. no man
can say that am pledged against an
uexatiOn of the islands to the United
States. dislike going into particulars
on this question at this time. am here
for pleasure and to see and learn all l
possibly could during the short period
Of my short stay. can truthfully say
that am greatly impressed with my
"trip to Hawaii"
Congressman Cannon Is chairman of
the house appropriations committee. He
has always opposed the allowance OF
any large appropriations for the i'm
provement OF Pearl harbor.
Congressman Berry talks freely. He
says: 81 was favorable to political un-
ion before came here, and my visit mas
only strengthened me in my position.
am confident that annexation will come
during the next session of Congress.
The Hawaiian Islands will be annexed
In some manner"
Congressman Loudenslager was nom
committal when interviewed. II Is un-
derstood that he favors annexation. He
said: mot being on American soil.
would prefer not TO talk on the subject.
do not think II would be right for me
to do so, You viii hear very shortly
how feel about the matter, for l in
tend TO ventllate my Views when / re-
turn home"
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Sent. 2s-To-
day has been a record-breaker In the
number of new cases of yellow fever re-
ported, while the deaths equalled in
number those of any day since the vel
low fever was first discovered in the
city, There are various reasons given
for the spread of the disease, but the
principal ones are two, that the weather
turned warm again, and owing to so
much field to cover, the board of health
has had some difficulty in getting every
house as closely guarded as was possi-
BILE when the cases here were few in
number and the trained officials of the
board were stationed about the quar-
antined houses.
The fact that the death rate has been
small and that the chances OF an cpl
demic have been consequently growing
less, have made the general public
somewhat careless. and there has been
increasing friction between the quaran-
tined people and the authorities. I'm
prisoned inmates of houses have been
going over back fences and sReakiHg
out side doors In order not 20 be contin-
ed, and the result has been that aore
germs have been scattered and rapidly
developed in these warm days. In no
other season have the authorities been
more strict in quarantlning houses and
lsolatlng inmates who might be around
the sick, and the result has been that
every possible effort is being made by
certain elements OF the community to
get the better OF the board, The num-
ber of cases here has caused no general
alarm because the increase of deaths
has not been In proportion. The death
rate Is a trfhe under per cent when
Ave days ago 1t was shown to be above
15. The conclusion, therefore. Is natur-
al that there is no increase in the ma
lignancy OF the disease. The authorities
here still believe thar for some time lon
ger the new cases will occasionally eX-
Ceed the number on the books to-day,
but they are singularly one In the opin-
ion that the disease cannot attain the
proportions OF an epidemic.
Among the new cases reported to-day
Is Ravenel Smith. n member OF we'll
to-do family. Most OF the patients re-
ported as III to-day are OF the better
class.
Late this evening three cases were re-
ported by DR.. Separed, in the Sisters of
Christian Charity convent, and earlier
In the day one appeared In the Pedryas
asylum so that there are four or five
charitable institutions that have had to
report cases in the past three or four
days.
The saddest and most sensational case
reported to-day was that Of Mrs. Jen-
nie Afford, who was stricken with the
fever yesterday. Edward A. Reppert, her
son-in-law, greatly terrorlzed, immedl-
ately packed his grip. and fed north,
leaving his wife to attend her mother,in
a strange city. Mrs Afford died this
morning and was buried In two hours,
and her daughter Is absolutely pros
trlted.
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BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 2a.-The Re-
publican state convention of Massachu-
setts Nominated candidates for state Of
fees to-day. There was large attend
ance of delegates and the plans OF the
state committee for the conduct of the
session as perfected at previous meet
Ings, were carried out The ticket is as
follows:
Governor-Roger wolcott. Lieutenant
Eovernor-w. NJ. Crane, Secretary
William l.. Olin. Treasurer-E. p. Shaw.
Audtor--John W. Kimball Attorney
general--Hosea NJ. Euowlton.
The foregoing are all denominations.
The platform stands for firm, but
moderate foreign policy, an extension OF
the merit system In the civil service and
more stringent immigration and natur-
allzatlon laws. The only declaration OF
the financial plank Is by Inference In
favor OF the sold standard and consists
Of an arragnment OF Bryan, Debs and
Aitgeld as cxponents OF disorder and
free trade"
For the rest the platform deals with
state and local issues.
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NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
State Department oniclaIs do not Believe
The Crisis Wul Anrsct the situation.

State Department OniciRls do not BELIEVE
The Crisis Wnl Ansct the situation.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The news
of the Spanish cabinet crisis was frsi
brought to the attention of the officials
of the state department and diplomatic
officials through the Associated Presa
bulletin from Madrid, and up TO a latl
hour tonight from no other source was
any information on the subject forth
coming.
It cannot be said that the event caused
surprise among the officials Of the state
department or among the members o.
the diplomatic corps In Washington
As to what is to follow the resignation
of the cabinet, officials here are COM
pletely in the dark. Secretary Sherman
does not believe that It will materially
affect the relations OF Spain, either 10 the
United States or to Cuba, which seems &c
indicate an expectation on his part that
when the cabinet Is reorganized It will
be found to be still OF conservative ten
dtncy. on the other hand, high officials
in the administration expect that a lib
eral cabinet, under the leadership OF the
veteran. Sagasta, win be erected on tha
ruins OF the Azcarraga cabinet. II THU
should be the case the future is held 70
be full OF promise for Cuba, for It is re-
called that the liberals have not hestttat-
ed to express their opposition to tho
great expenditure of human life and vas'
treasure in the effort to carry out the re-
presslve conservative programme for the
conduct OF the war,
A strong impression prevails In diplo-
matte circles that Senior Sagasta, thd
eminent liberal leader, VIII be called t.
form cabinet. The conservatives have
d majority in the cortes at this time, 50
that the formation Of Sagasta cabinet
would necessitate dissolution OF the
cortes and an appeal to the country.
There IL said to be little doubt that thiS
would result in the return OF heavy lib
eral majority, owing to the strong feel
Ing said 10 exist throughout the country
against the conservative ministry, which
has Just laid down It's commission.
But whether It be Sagasta or another,
the change is felt to entail Important
considerations on the Cuban policy.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Sept 29.-The
News to-day received the following dis
patch from a correspondent at English,
Crawford county, Ind; A supposed case
of yellow fever Is reported at Mlalin,
seven miles southwest OF here, The pa
tlent Is Edward McKinny. He return
ed from Jonesboro, Ark, last Friday,
took sick Sunday ana has not spoken
since. Numbers OF people have recently
died within mile OF Jonesboro Nc
Kinny, It Is said, has true yellow fever
symptoms. Dr. George Il, lla2elwool,
secretary OF the county health board.
refuses to admit that 1t f. yellow fever.
but DR.. N. w. King does not hesitate
to pronounce II n case and refuses to
attend 10 II.
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NEW YORK, Sept, 29,-Thc third sale
OF wool OF the first series was held this
afternoon on the trading floor OF the
Wool Exchange The sale attracted a
large number ~ wooden manufacturers
from all parts Of tho country, the at
tendance being larger than AZ any Of
the former sales The catalogue con-
inlnrd 2,Ga7 hnlcs, or l,G}1SOO pounds
The offerings comprised both domestic
and foreign woods nnd on higher Lon
don cables, which showed M advance
~ from five to seven ana q half per cent
the prlccB realized were higher, Most OF
the offerings were In lnrHs lots, suitable
for manufacturers who desire TO run
one lot " wool through Hcrlpa of
goods,
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Special Dispatch 10 tho intcllIgcncer.
KlNGWOOD, W. VA, Sept 2O--lGd
Evans, a young man who iivcs with his
father at clifton Mills, made two nt-
tempts to take his HE Evans has been
melancholy for several daya because a
young lady had refused to receive HE at.
tcntlOna lie first tried to shoot himself
while IN q store, but the pistol missed
IRE nhl attracted the attention NJ the
byelnndor lie then went out by him
self and sent D bullet into his ieft breast
passing over The apex VI the heart, max.
Ing n fatal wound
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ST. louis, No, Sept 9N-MorrIs Co
han. an cmpioye OF Kraemer's livery
and undertaking establishment owes
his life to the strong teeth with which
nature has endowed him, At an carly
hour to-day. dohAD quarrelled with
Charles Noyc, fellow employc, who
from n distance Of i've foot, fred at
him with a forty-nve callbre revolver
The bullet struck Gohan fun in tho
mouth. causing him to fall Then he
rot up and spat ont the bullet and with
II came three front teeth and small
quantity OF blood. Except for the loss OF
his teeth, Gohan was not Injured and
his escape from death is considered
marvellous.
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THE SPANISH CRISIS.
Queen Accepts the Resignation OF the
CabiueT-SaEastR Summoned TO Form
New Ome-Hls Attitude Towards Cuba.


New OMe-Hs Attitude Towards Cuba.
MADRID. Sept. 2s,-The queen has
accepted the cabinets resignation, but
has asked General Azcarraga TO con-
tlnue in office until solution of the
crisis is found.
Her majesty will summon the leaders
of the various parties and the presl-
dents Of the chambers tomorrow 10
consult as TO the situation. senor Sa-
gasta has been telegraphed for, and 1t is
believed that the Liberal leader Will be
asked to form cabinet.
The ministry whose resignation has
Just been announced was constituted az
follows:
Prime Minister and Minister for War
General MarcalO de AzCarraga,
Minister for Foreign Affairs - The
Duke OF FetHaR
Minister of Marine Rear Admiral
Don Jose NJ. Beranger
Minister Of Commerce and Agrjcul-
ture-Don Aureliano Linares Rlves.
Minister for the Col0Rles-DoR Tom
as Castellano.
Minister Of the Home Department.
Don Fernandino Cos-Gayon,
United States Minister Woodford,
the Duke OF TetHaR and the president
OF the senate, the Marquis Paso de Ia
Merrzed, held a long conference to-day,
and General WOodford presented TO
General Azcarraga the members OF the
United States legation. Owing TO the
the cabinet crisis, the Cuban pour par
lers have been postponed
At midnight 1t is said that Senior Sa-
gasta Is in favor OF supersedlng General
Weyier and Of granting autonomy 10
Cuba Immediately,
Senior Gamazo will probably be minis.
ter OF foreign affairs in the next
cahInpt
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Claim Ith Not yellow Fever.

HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. 29-Eva
Duncan, the negro woman who has been
under guard three days, declared to be
n suspicious case by State Health Off
Ger Swearington, but by every local
physician 20 be suffering dengue and
kidney Inflammation, Is getting better.
The cotton exchange and board Of trade
held meeting to-day and passed reso-
lutions requesting Wyman to send an
expert here at once to look at the case
and wire X to him. Nobody here be-
lleves the woman has yellow fever, but
every town in Texas has quaranuned
against Houston and the situation is
very serious commercially, as the loss
to trade is a million dollars a day while
this ostracfsm lasts. Two thousand are
out OF employment on account OF It and
the list will grow daily. 1t Is hoped
here that the government will send DR..
Guiteras or some other man whose rep
utatlon Will be sufficient to aitay the
fears aroused in the interior of the
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Special Dispatch to tho lntelllgencor.
KINGwooD. W. VA, Sept. 29.--There
wGs a disastrous fire at Frtcndsviiie
Nd, last night, that came near wlpIng
out the entire eastern portion Of the town
The fire originated In the hay NOV Of
w II. Friends barn. The flames soon
swept over considerable territory, de-
gtroylng two stables and a large ware.
house Of Mr. Friends, the store and
dwelling house OF Noah Umbcrson, and
Mrs. Hugh's residence, besides several
other buildings OF value Tie cars at the
depot had TO be moved and the depot
came near being burned Lott $4,000;
aboul half Insured
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A RECORD BREAKER
In the Number of Fever Cases Re-
ported at New Orleans,
AND THE NUMBER OF DEATHS

EquHiisd Those OF Any Day Since the
Yellow Plague was First Discovered In
the CIty-Ths Increase Caused by Par
ties EVadlnE the Quarantine oGiesr',
Opinion Is Expressed That tho Disease
Cannot Attain the Proportions OF an
EpIdsmlo-A Sensational Case Reported
TO the Health Authorities - HOuIton,
Texas, Citizens Indignant
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Special DIApntoh 10 tho lntclllgencer.
WESTON, w. VA, Sept. 29.--Thc hos
pltOl directors In scssIon here to-day
awarded the -four nnd meal contract to
Ruhl, Koblcgnrd q Co., Of this place, at
81 Gj per barrel The contract for fum-
ishlhg tho institution with coal for the
coming year was let TO A. NJ Lane at
NljO for tho year lNor the past two
years gas has been used ~ the fuel. and
the losing Of tho gas contract will curtnll
the Income OF the gas company to con-
siderable extent
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psnn,yl,snln IIni,ond Iaarnlnu,.

PHILADELPHIA, r,N, Sept 2o.-'rho
pcpnsyiyaHla Railroad compaRys state.
ment Of comparison Of clrnIngs and ox.
pcnaca for the month of August Wd eight
months VI 1907, with the gnmo periods NJ
1890, IN nR follows linoa west " Rite.
burg and Erie, directly operated gross
clrnnEE, August lncrnnrn, i2s72oO,
olrbi mUnlhH decrease. isd,lOO, CA.
p,nHH August, Increase, t0,,sOO, clgnl
months dHrDaHn, tl,iU6,OV0 Net earn.
iHkH August increase, fsiq, tHa, Hfht
months, Increase, ilii,OOO
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yI.It Of pI,tlnEnl,hed ca,holIe..

LANCASTER, Pa. Sept. 29.-Monsig-
nor Martlnelli, the apostolic delegate,
accompanied by Archbishop Ryan. OF
Philadelphia, arrived here this evening,
and with Bishop McGovern, OF Harris
burg, held reception In the convent
adjoining ST. Mary's church. There was
u tremendous crush Of people OF all
creeds to zee the prelates, the crowd
passing through the building to pay
their respects TO the papal envoy and
his associates during the two hours oc-
cuped In the reception room being cBtl-
mated at 5000, and including very many
Of the leading citizens Of Lancaster.
The reception room was adorned with
flowers and plants and the papal and
American Colurs were consplCuously
displayed. while the grounds surround
lng the convent building were illuminat-
cd with electric lights The object OF
the visit OF Mgr. MartInelli is TO take
part In the consecraton OF three new
altars IN 81 Mary'A church, the gifts OF
three individual mcmbera OF the par
lsh at u cost of $4,000, which will take
place tomorrow morning.
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TOLEDO. Ohio, sept 2o.-To-dny
Frand Dclinas Robinson and Patsey
Tcbeau president and manager respec-
lively of the Cleveland base bail team,
came here and dcal was consummn-
ted for the transfer OF Ave players to
the Spiders. The men who were bought
by Robinson, were Kclb. pitcher. Blue,
pitcher: Myers, first baseman; ttcCtt
second bascman; Gllkea. center fielder
Thcy are the cream Of che Toledo team
II Ia understood that $1,000 was the
nmnMnL lMNnlNnh.
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Met n.h,nd Locked Door..

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 20 -
Twenty.one manufacturers Of nlnt
glass bottles met behind locked doors at
The Bates House this afternoon. There
ore Representatives from Chicago, pltls.
hHFRh HHd other balHts IT iho Heetlng.
All decline To gnv Whnt the mDpiinp la
iur "oSccrt Ia talk over business" II lH
Understood at lhlH meeting nn Dnorl
WIN ho made 10 advance the price of tho
product. aaa In aadliioH tAp WAHa q4es.
tlun Wlll receive some attention
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HA2LEroN, PA. Sept 20. .- The
Ninth regiment lcfl llnaleton at noon To-.
day, ana al but ono battalion of Tho
Eighth followed an hour later. General
Goblin reviewed the troops 90 hc,dauOr.
lcrs prior io their departure, aud com.
pllmonlUl them for their good behavior
ana dlHclplHr. In lhr afternoon Gcnorll
Goblin aud ha sian LETT The governors
troop and one battalion W the l1lRhth rr.
rmont have been ordered IN rrmnin horu
untll notice OF withdrawal " received
from headquarters. Major watts, Of
Carlisle, IN In command.
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Caused by broken Rail.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllEenceF.

Special Dlspatch 10 the lhtellgencer'
MARTINSBuRG, W. Va, Sept. 20
A broken rail caused wreck on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, just within
the city limits. to-day, the engine and
tender and express aud mail coaches OF
the St. Louis vestibuled express east
bound, being deralled. The other coach
es remained on the track and the pas
sengers were undlsturbed beyond a
slight jar, The express car was par
TALLY reversed and turned over The
express messenger had close call, but
escaped without injury. The mail car
was likewise reversed and thrown down
the embnnkment, one end resting In
Tuscarora creek Five mail clerks were
aboard and ali escaped unhurt. The
Same engine took the train through, nf-
ter delay of several hours
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NEW YoRK--state OF Nebraska,
Glasgow
PLYMOuTH-Lahn from New York
for Bremen.
GLAsGOW-Anchorla, from New
York; Mougollan from Ncu York
Rbid3Ns-o ohdHHt, New York.
SOuTtAMPTON-Trayc, New YORK,
NEW YORK penlngular Llahdn'
Paris. southnmptnnj Southwark, AMT
wcrp: Majestic, Liverpool,
baltimore Dresden. Bremen.
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LONDON, Sept 2b.-At the Cryanl
Palace to-day 4 w. Walters beat nli hi.
cycle records oyer distances from "a to Gl
miloa lic covered the "a mile course ln
nnn hour. ilvc minutes and nud ten arr.
dhds aud tho 6t mite courro In hours,
seven mlnutcH aud f1ur.nflhs seconds.
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.jSI7 HOG OR HUMAN
difference OF Opinion Among Ex-
perts in Luetgert Trial.
CONTENTION OVER A BONE,

no,,or Dorsey Declared That one OF the
Hons, Found In the Sausage Makers Vat
,y.. the Femur ofa HHmam Being, and
Now Come. DIR. Airport Who says 1t is
M, hone oIa Hog-Ths View ofths Case
,doptsd by the Jury WiIi Decide the
prisoners FSte-LustEsrt Wants TO Go
on,nO stand In Hts own BshSlfSnd TO
.g,t Eysnu with tho Pollce-Ths Crush
At Court.
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ALMA, NEB, Sent. 30 The farm
house Of A, i, Gordon burned la5t night,
consuming three children. The children
were left alone in the house by the faith
or, who went to the barn. lie returned
In twenty minutes to find his home In
Glmcs Gordon was dangerously burn
ed In his efforts TO save his children and
mny die
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IN. E. CONFERENCE
OF West Virginia Opens its Ses'
slons at Morgantown.
VENERABLE SENATOR WILEY

DslIvsrs the Address OF Welcome, Which
Was Replied to by Bishop hIHllAllsn,
whs Referred FssIlnEly to His Record
And his Loyalty to His cOuntry.-The
Conference Organized by the Election
OGsserstsrIsI.-Prominent DIvlnss Pre-
sent.
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ed here by the attending doctors to bs
yellow fever, The patients are c. a.
Hughey and Charles fhamar, both wet
known citizens.
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MHENRy, Miss, Sept so-DrH
wasdHt, Ha,oisoa and gaRl ieHtaht
pronounced the suspicious cases report.
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Tho temperature yesterday na observed
W8d MnrEet streets. was as followai
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For Wrsl virginia western rennaylvn'
mia and ONO. fair, warmer. light south'
rTly Winds
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-22
AT the Douglas Club.

The meeting of the Douglas (coloreD
Club was held last night at its clubroom,
at No 1918 new Shelby street. There were
about $50 people in attendance, and most of
these colored. Roland Kennedy called the
meeting to order and announced the first
speaker, C. c. Hadley. Among other things
Mr.. Hadley Hkened the Taggart admins
tration to a Punch and Judy show, con-
Quoted with puppets and the Snowman do
ing the talking from behind the curtain.
The puppets in Mr. Taggart's show consist
of the Sentinel and News, and through
these he does his talking. There was loud
applause when the speaker said that he
hoped his hearers would not put on the
uniform of their ancient enemies. G. G.
Webb followed with few remarks adj
dressed mostly to the young voter III. f.
Negley then spoke using chart to illus
trate his remarks. The chart showed the
line of division made by the park assessors,
and he dwelt largely upon the appraise-
mentS of the different properties.
The last speaker was Gurley Brewer. col
ored. He said that wherever a colored Dem
ocrat was found he was a Democrat for
revenue only" He urged his hearers to
vote for the cOlOred nominee for council
man-at-large. Charles Brown, Republican.
In closing, he called for three cheers for
Mr.. Harding, which were given with a
strength that showed the politics of the
olnb