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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06

NEW YORK, oct. R-The first details
of the internal disorders which have re-
suited in President Inglesias, Of Costa
Rica, declaring himself dictator. were
received to-day from Harrison R. Will
iams, until recently United States consul
at San Jose, Costa Rica, and who arrived
here to-day from Port Ltmon,
The agitation against President Ingle-
slas eliminated at Santa Domingo on
Sunday, September !, in a bloody riot,
In which five men were killed and more
than thirty others wounded. The riot
was between influential partisans of
President Inglesias and his opponents.
President Ingleslas some time ago was
announced as candidate 70 succeed
himself. The election is to be held next
month, and he is at the head Of what is
known as the CiV!llst party There arose
very bitter opposition TO him. Its
strength has been mostly in the cities,
where the business men are deeply OPP
posed to him and denounce him because
he changed Costa Rica's standard TO that
OF gold exclusively, They say the change
Is foolish and impracticable and Will
work great harm to the country.
They also speak bitterly Of his Pacific
railroad scheme. which will cost $780,
OOO Both parties had planned demon
stratlon In their club rooms in santo
Domingo on September u. on the after
noon OF that date they paraded through
the streets. About 100 men were In both
marching parties. In order 10 reach
their club rooms they had to pass each
other. They met in the main street, OPP
postte the cathedral. Both sides had in-
famed tempers.
They had words. when someone fired
pistol In a twinkling bullets were
whizZing beautifully. Knives were used
and rocks hurled. Every man was bent
on bloodshed. The priests came out OF
the cathedral and called on the rioters
TO deslst. The riot ragged for some little
time longer, but finally the efforts OF the
priests were successful. The ground was
then found TO be strewn with bleeding
men. Three were already dead and
thirty or more wounded. This Is a con-
servatIve estimate. Many OF the wound
ed and perhaps killed We're carried away
by their friends Current reports had It
that over sixty had been wounded, The
latter were taken into the cathedral and
cared for. Two OF them died the next
day. Whether any Of them have died
since is conjectural.
Among the killed was Senior Seamora,
one OF Costa Rica's richest men. He was
with neither side, but seeing his son In
the opposition ranks and In danger he
ran TO assist him. He was struck by
bullet
When President Inglesias heard OF the
ARRAY he Immediately awaited himself
OF the opportunity to declare himself die
tator. Mr.. Williams says he did this so
as TO make absolute assurance OF pre-
serving the peace and having no repeti-
ton Of the deadly riot.
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Fatal NINE EXPLOSION
BY Witch Three Men Lest Their Lives,
Cause \ Mystery,

Cause Mystery,
fWILKESBARRE, Pa. Oct ga
heavy explosion of gas occurred in
No. 2 slope OF the Parrish Coal Company
at Plymouth, this afternoon. by which
three men lost their lives. The names
OF the victims are Isaac Edmunds,
miner, aged IS, wldower; George Eddy.
driver, aged %, SINGLE Louis Richards
driver boss, aged 80, married. leaves
wife and two children,
The force OF the explosion was plainly
felt on the surface and a rescuing party
was az once sent into the mine, but they
worked under great difficulty, aB the
brattlce work was down and the ventiln-
tlon was poor, The place where the mon
were az work was reached about 5
o'clock and their bodies taken out. The
body OF Edmunds was badly burned
He evidently received the full force OF
the explosion, His two companions had
started 10 make their escape when they
were oYerthrown by the fire damp. The
cause OF the accident Is as yet a mys-
terry. One theory Is that the men came
Unexpectedly upon pocket OF gas and
set II on fire with their lamps. Another
report Is that somebody carelessly left
a door open which sent the gas In large
volumes into the place where the men
were at work. The company officials
will make a thorough investigation.
About forty men were at work IN the
lower lifts OF the mine when the explo-
sion occurred. They all reached the
surface, although some OF them had mar
row escapes from the after damp.
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M. z. CONFERENCE.
The Final Session oftho Body-List of Ap
polntmenn Head.


The Final Session oftho Body-LiSt OF APP
polntm,niA Head.
Special Dispatch to the Inteiligencer.
MoRGANTowN, Oct. 8. - Before
the hour of opening of the NJ e. confer
ence the ministers began to gather at the
church preparatory TO the final adjourn
ment. At s o'clock the bishop took the
chair and for the next hour led a devo-
tlonal service. Many Of the ministers
and laymen took part in the services.
The formal announcement OF the bish-
oP the evening before OF his Intention OF
reading the appointments at 10 a. m. had
the effect Of drawing perhaps the largest
crowd OF the entire session. The bishop
prefaced this final act by talk to the
pastors and the people along the lines
OF their special work. After transactng
some OF the routine business the final
minutes Of the last session were read
and approved and a motion to adjourn
after the reading of the appointments
was carried, and thus closed one Of the
most successful and interesting sessions
OF the conference.
(rhe list OF appointments will be found
on the sixth page OF this issue)
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NEW YORK. Oct ga cablegram
from London to the Evening Post says;
There Is Increased interest in the city
and some concern as to tho probable
nature OF Sir Michael Hicks Bench
coming reply to the United States bl-
metallic commission as to the use OF
silver Some persons 80 so far as TO as
sert that subject 60 certain conditions.
three points may be conceded, namely:
A rc-opcnlng OF the Indian mint, tho
holding Of one-htth silver In the Bank
OF England reserve and the raising ot
legal tender silver from e2 to CO. Such
assertions may be premature and even
Incorrect. hut they come from too good
a quarter to be wholly ignored. Bar gold
was bought In small amounts In the
opcn market here to-day and general
belief Is that II ia destined for America
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MRS. ATKINSON,S TRIAL
Again Postponed, bat all Witnsiies are
, Now on Hand and the Case will be Re
Humsd To-Day.

Again Postponed, bat all Whneahea are
y Now on Hand and the Case viii be Re
Gumsd To-Day.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllEsneer.
GLEINVILLE, W, Va, Oct, 5,-Thosa
who expected u see the commencement
of Mrs. AtlStnson's trial to-day were
agaln disappointed The officers who on
yesterday were dispatched after George
W. Davidson, the absent state witness,
did not arrive here with their man unit
noon to-day The court being engaged
In the trial OF another case the AtlSinSin
case was continued until tomorrow
morning
The friends OF Mrs. Atkinson are very
active in her behalf and are bringing
into court many witnesses for the de-
Tense. Hon. John j. Davis, OF Clarks.
burg, arrived here to-day and will as
sist In the defense OF the case. The Wit
nesses for both sides are now all here.
and there seems to be no cause for fur.
ther delay.
Visitors from all parts Of the country
are registered at the various hotels and
the influx OF the curious still continues,
The prosecution promises the intro
duction OF some sensational testimony
as an opening wedge and interest IN the
case IS daily growing.
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SPRINGFIELD. Ills oct, 5-Dr
william Six pleaded guilty this after
noon, in the sangamon circuit court, 90
the charge OF bIgomy and was given
an indefinite sentence, under the now
lnw, to Chester pcnltentlnry. The com
plnlnt was made by James Hornung,
brother Of Miss Katie lIornunE, of Bcr-
~, Ills, his latest victim. whom no
married last spring when he had Zen
other undlvorccd wives living In various
cities In Indiana, Missouri. Kansas, OK.
lahomn and Texas Miss lIornung with
an unncrountOblo lnfatuntlon, stuck to
SIX to the last, lie IN a veterinary anr-
geon, about forty years old, ana fairly
good looking
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HAvANA,oet. 5.---The friends OF Cap
tain General weyler made grand rail-
ly In his behalf to-day and did all they
could possibly do to prevent his recall
to Spain, They held q meeting at che
Spanish Casino, many OF the Weather
class % Spanlards being present Reso-
lutions indorsing General WcEler were
adopted with great enthusiasm and u
cable message was sent to the govern
ment Of Madrid, announcing that the
representatives of The trading, meF-
camille aud industrial communities as
scmblcd at the meeting were familiar
with the state Of the island o. Cuba and
were consequently satisfied with the
course followed by General Wcyler.
looking to an early und complete pacl-
neitlon Of cuba and expressing fear
that his recall will delay the pacnca-
ton, In conclusion the friends Of don-
crol Wcylcr hcRNcd the Spanish press
tn trust IN him and announced the In.
tentlnn of those present at the meeting,
after making these resolutions. ta abide
by thc governments decision II was
further agreed to organize q public
demonstration IN Wcplrr's honor
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NEAL Dow's FUNERAL
Services Over the Great t Temperance Ad.
vocRte's RemaIns Very simple.

roeRteh temains Very imple.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct. 5.-The funeral
services of the late Gen. Neal Dow were
held at the Second Parish church this
afternoon. The attendance was very
large. Among those present were mem
bers OF the present and the past city
governments, present and past members
OF the state senate and house OF repre-
eentatives from Portland, delegations
from the Grand Army. delegations from
the Thirteenth Maine Army assembly.
the fire department and the Veteran Fire
mans association. Among the pail
bearers were Gov. Powers Mayor Ran
dali, ex-Gov. Perharn, ex-Gov Dingiey,
Gen. Selden Conyer, ex-Gov. Robie,
Judge William l.. Putnam and Gen.
Francis Fessenden
The services lasted an hour, and IN
accordance with wish expressed by
Gen. Dow, two or three days before hia
death, were very simple. There was no
decoration OF the church other than that
afforded by the profuslon of flowers
which covered the altar and chanoel. All
the flags IN the city are at half-mast and
many Of the business houses were closed
during the hours Of the funeral.
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4 oTTuMwA, Iowa, oct 3. Il Seven
thousand people from this part Of the
stato saw star Pointer and Joe Pntchon
go against their own records At Will
lama' mile track to.dny star Pointer
turned the track In 2'Olii, against a
strong head wind blowing up the stretch.
owner Murphy eayB that considering the
conditions II w the fastest mile ever
madu hy Pointer Pdtchcn started dut
well, turning the hair In one minute Hat,
but u second RUNNING horse which picked
them Up ut the quarter pole be-
cnmc unruly and scared phtchen, who
finished the mile lu got
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.
The New Ministry to Apply Re.
form Measures at Once.
ESPECIALLY THOSE FOR CUBA.

u Captain General ws5lsr Does Net Re-
sIEa lie wm be RsOAllsd-A LIBERAL
Leader IntimAtss that lie Had Better
Not Como Near spSIn-GsnsraI BlSnoO,
One OF spaIn's "sOf,sst-HsArtsd" Sol
dIsrs, Likely To be HlS MlnlS-
ter woodford Presents an omsiAI Note
at the spSnIIh Foreign Once.
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MRS, BELLE FREELAEo
Again Appears Before the PNbIie, ThiS
Timo Accused OF Abduction.
gbscIaI nIsnatch IN thn TptoIIiRApcsr

Again Appears Before the PNbIic, ThiS
Time Accused OF Abduction.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligeueer.
TERRA ALTA, W. Va, Oct. ga
great deal of excitement was occasloned
here to-day when 1t became known that
Mrs, Belle IRELAND had arrived in town
and had abducted the 4-year-old child
which during the past year has been In
the keeping OF It's grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs, David A. Freeland, OF this place,
Mrs. Freeland has just completed a
years sentence IN the state penitentiary
at Moundsvllle for raising notes. and 1t
will also be remembered that she served
sentence at Joliet, ILL.,, on the same
charge. The husband, Judson FTeeland,
who also served a term at Joliet, but
who has been at this place for nearly
two years past, was granted an absolute
divorce from Belle Freeland, his wife,
at the July term Of the circuit court for
this county, and the decree also gave
him possession Of the child.
Mrs. Freeland went TO the home OF her
husband's parents this morning and car
ried OFF the child. The cries OF the little
boy attracted the attention OF his grand
mother, who ran TO its aid, and q scuffle
ensued Mrs. Belle being younger and
stronger, succeeded In getting away with
the child and took It to her brothers.
A warrant was Immediately issued for
the arrest OF the woman, and Special
Constable Jos. Graham made the arrest
shortly after noon. The trial occurred
before Mayor Picking who after hear
ing the evidence OF Reyeral witnesses
held Mrs. ireland in the sum OF $500 for
her appearance at court, and delivered
the child back into the custody OF It's
grandparents. The woman gave bond
for her appearance, She is as handsome
as ever and entirely unchanged by her
incarceration in the state penitentiary.
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AUSTIN, Pa, oct. 5-The number OF
buildings destroyed by last nights fire
Is seventy-Hve. The fire originated In
the northern end OF the town. 1t was
feared for time that the entire town
would be destroyed. A chemical en-
glne was sent from olean. N. Y. but
arrived too late to save any OF the
dwellings,. But three buildings remain
standing on Turner street. A greater
part OF the household goods were car
rled to tho hillside. The town presents
a gloomy appearance, the ruins OF the
burned buildings stlll smoldering, while
the former occupants stand by viewing
the debris Of their dwellings. All Of the
homeless fnmilieS were taken In last
night and cared for by those who were
fortunate enough to escape. The esti.
mated loss is $4,000, partly covered bV
Insurance.
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CLEVELAND, o., oct 5.--At the an.
nuol meeting OF tho directors Of tho
Cleveland Loraln & Wheeling Rail-
rond Comwny's stockholders to-day tho
following directors were reelected
Henry a. Taylor Milford Conn, II.
Shoemaker j. A. Blair Alfred sully,
John n. Denis Now York; \, II.
WOolford, w. Zimmerman, Cincinnati,
Jt W Mrclympnds, MnFsllon. Parks
Foster Elyrin, W. u WOudford, Dan
lol T.. lGolH, i. u. French md w. A.
Shoemaker Cleveland No other busl.
ness was transacted
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YRArERNAI INSURANCE ORDERS
Representatives noet In an Advisory
Capacity Forty Organizations Rsprosen


Capacity Forty Organizations Rsprosen
ted.
PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. 5.-Repre-
sentatlves OF many fraternal and insur-
ance orders OF the United States and
Canada to the number OF 15o assembled
here to-day In the eleventh national fra
ternal congress. The delegates are from
all sections of America, and represent
a greater number OF persons than any
body which assemblies in the United
States outside OF legislative halls and
political conventions. !
The proceedings OF the congress are
purely advisory, but all the associations
represented have what they consider
common enemy In the old-lIne insurance
companies.
Much complaint Is heard regarding
recent decision of an Illinois court TO the
effect that the burden OF proving wheth-
er n member has paid his dues and COM
piled with other requirements OF the so
oietles' laws devolves upon the order. Ie
Is claimed that the ultimate eject Of
such decision, II upheld. will be to force
the Insurance orders out OF business In
Illinois
The congress represents forty fraternai
organizations. which this year have
benefit membership OF l,S23,342 and
social membership Of 1910, making q
total OF 1.7sO44o. The Ancient Order OF
United Workmen is the Oldest and also
has the most members.
To-day's opening session was occupied
chiefly In passing upon credentials and
admitting new orders TO membership.
This afternoon the president. ]. @. john
son, attorney general Of Kaneas. read his
annual report. 1t dealt largely with sub
Jecss OF legislation In the various states
and advised close cooperation amonB
the fraternities IN order to procure more
uniformity in legislation and guard
against laws adverse 20 the fraternal
DrInClnlpg
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w1LKEsBARRE, Pa, oct 5-Gcorgn
Trlbol and i'rod A Rclcppy two more
Of Sheriff Martins deputies In the lat.
timer shooting, came before 1u1uo lifu-
sand dollars BAN each for cour. on tho
charge uf murder and folonlouH wound
IuV Trlhpl W the deputy who was shot
M the ann, ana Scloppv says ho wlH
'I'h There are Wlll throo deputies
missing two men nnmud litOWu ana
one nnncd rfnL
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n-general says that the country
has received a fresh lease of life" He
asserts that the Spanish general COM
In the eastern provinces reports
an uninterrupted service OF trains on all
the railroads, The telegraph is operating
from Ciega de Avila TO the City OF Pinar
del Rio, The letter, which Is generally
commented upon. declares that the
Spanish army in Cuba is being main
tained IN excellent state, despite the fact
that the pay o sixth months In arrears"
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wELLsBoRo, Pa, Oct. 5.-The Jury
In the case OF Walter Goodwin on trial
for the murder of his wife, went out at
1:l5 o'clock this afternoon and reached
a verdict Of murder In the first degree,
after being out three hours. The prison.
er kept up his iron nerve to the last,
never flnchlng when the clerk OF the
court read the verdict. The trial began
on September 2S,
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SUMNER HOTEL COIIAPSEs,
Killing Two Men and wOundIng Many
Othsrs-Scenss OF Suffering.

killing Two Men ana Wounuing many
Othsrs-ScensS ofsunerinE.
CHARLEvoIX, Mich. Oct. 5.-The
hotel at Lindsay Park, which was TO
have been the largest summer hotel at
the northern Michigan resorts, fell with
crash this afternoon and Is a total
wreck. It was all enclosed and rooted.
but the lower stories, II is deserted,
were not properly braced, and the fierce
gale striking on the four hundred and
forty feet OF side wall, caused the most
exposed end TO waver and gathering
momentum as It fell, the huge mass
rose like a wave and sank with n
crash which was heard for miles, bury
ing forty workmen In a mass OF broken
timber and spllntcred boards.
In Il few moments hundreds OF Will
ing hands were chopplnp and cutting
away the wreckage, and In short time
the Injured were being taken out and
the wounded cared for 1t was terri
bic spectacle and the cries Of the i'm
prlsoned men caused the rescucrs to
work like demons, In an hour all were
out,
Pierce Kendall, Of Charlevolx, and
Guy Hamilton, of Grand Rapids. are
dead. The badly injured are:
Charles llelntzleman, James Gillett,
Sv Cain. q. W. Mcneil and Willis Sii-
lsby, from Grand Rapids and Ira
verse CITY, and William Phelps and
William Wood. OF Charlevolx. t. A.
Smith and A. NJ. Hail, spectators, were
quite badly Injured, as was Charles
Gabriel. thc electric lighting contrac-
tor. The money loss will be well up
In the thousands, but the building will
undoubtedly he rebuilt The accident
ls said to have been due 60 heavy rush
Ing work IN the upper stories before the
lower partition walls were properly
brncCd
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GLASGOW. oct 5.-Arrivcd: Funcs-
sla. from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, oct 8. - Arrived
Steamer waesland Philadelphia for
Liverpool.
BREMEN. oct. 6-Arrivcd: steamer
w H. Meier New York
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5.-.Arrlved! narls'
ian. Montreal Payonla, Boston,
PHILADELPHIA, oct 0, -- Arrived
Steamer Pennsylvania from Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN, oct. 6,--Arriycd Ma
iestla, New York.
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DEFENSE RESTS.
Another Surprise Sprung in the
Luetgert Murder Trial
SAUSAGE MAKERS ATTORNEYS
Finally Refuse to Allow Him to
60 on the Stand,
ALTHOUGH IT WAS HIS DESIRE,

rn,r, {, Nothing Now to Come bat the
K,buuaI Evidence OF the Prosecution,
Ia, that May Occupy Two wseks-Ths
s,u,stlon Of the Day was the Testimony
ornn. Charles, the wife OF LustEsrrs
UnInsm Partner ~ la Reviewing tho
ca,e 10 Date both sides Express Conn
dsnes In the Outcome OF the Trial.
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CHICAGO, Oct By the explosion
OF n gasoline stove on the second floor
OF No. 1862 Lowe avenue this afternoon
three persons were burned. Two OF the
injured. Mrs. Enc Lennle and Mrs VI.
n. Durth, viii probably die. Miss Clara
Lennle was badly burned about the face
lnl hnlN
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MADRID, oct o. - Clpt.Gcn. woy-
Ter has written an official letter to Gen.
Asonrrtpn, forwarded before the rcflg-
nation OF the Azchrrgn cabinet In the
coursp NJ the letter ", declares that tho
condition VI cuba has improved To u
remarkable degree hnuc tho date when
be- assumed control In the island, The
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HENDERSON. KY. Oct 3. The
Johnson block, sltuated on the corner OF
First and Main streete, was destroyed
by FIRE this morning. Loss, $4,000; In
glrance. g3gOOO
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A BLOODY RIOT
Leads to Costa Rica's President De-
laring a Dictatorship.
A CLASH BETWEEN PARTISANS

Which Resulted in.tho Killing Of Five
Men aud the wOundInE OfThirty 9th
su-ThO Opposition to the President
Arose From tho Fat that he Changed
Costa Risau Monetary standard TO that
OF Gold EIolusivsly-Tho AFFAIR Took
Place tn From, OT,hs Cathedral, and was
Finally subdusd by the Priests.
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w..ln,r Eor,s.., tor no. psy.

oriy winds 49,
FOR western Pennsylvania and Qhiot
generally fair preceded boy lighl local
showers IN northern portions, cooler ttoHh
and brisk westerly winds
LotNi Temperature.
rho temperature yesterday ng observed
by G schnepf, drlgpst, corner Fourteehtp
and Market streets. was aA fulloWal
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JACKSON, Mlss,. oct. 5.-The follow
ing official report was received from
Edwards at p. M:
The general outlook no regards the sick
Is more hopeful, there being only SIX
whose condition gives cause for anxiety
ana alarm. There has been reported nine
new cases, flvc whites and four colorcd:
two threatening eupprceslons: one death.
Dr. purncll visited Champion Hlll this
evening" but has not returned at this
hour Dr. Waldauer reports four new
cases; Dr Purncll two new cases; Dr.
BlrChCtt three now CnapR
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MOBILE, Ala. oct. I've have not
given UP the fight yet" said Health Onl-
Ger Geeds to-day. when the noon report
was published. "The reports show that
there is good ground to hope the efforts
OF restrain and eNtlngulBh the disease
viii be rewarded with success,n The re-
port for the twcnty-four hours ending
at noon Is as follows: New cases, q:
deaths, 2; total cases to date g5; dis.
charged, o.; remaining under treatment,
"a