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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13
A HOME LOVING WOMAN.
A sketch OF the Life orNIrs, Nancy Allison
Mckinley - She Followed the Presl-
dents Career with Pride AMI solIcitEtc.

A Sketch or the Lie orMrs. Nancy Allison
Mckinley - She Followed the Presl-
dents Career with Pride AMI soIIcit1,lc.
Mrs, Mckinley was dlstinctively a
home-lovIng woman, and the two story
frame cottage on West Tuscarawas
street in Canton, where she died and
where she had lived for many years.
was dearer TO her than any other spot
on earth. There she spent her declln-
ing days vita her daughter Helen and
her grandchildren, Grace and James Nc
Iilnley. receiving occasional visits from
her other children. seldom going out
except 10 church, where she could be
found every Sunday morning unless
prevented by Illness.
While showing n deep affection for her
other chlldren, she had followed the ca
reeri OF William with pride and sollc-
itude. With fond motherly admiration
she watched him rise from the position
OF prosecuting attorney Of his own coun-
ty by successive stations to congress,
governor and finally 10 the presidency.
During the memorable campaign OF last
year for the nomination and afterwards
for the election, Airs. Mckinley was one
OF the most interested observers. She
was always given the place Of honor at
the home OF her illustrlOus son, and on
the day that his nomination by the st.
Louis convention was Announced she
heard the news as soon as he did. II
was then that William Mckinley show
ed the deep love he bore his mother by
kissing her as soon az he had received
the announcement Of the result at st.
Louis. All through the trying cam
palgn that followed she watched after
her son with deep interest. She was
frequent caller nt his house and was vls-
tied by many Of the visiting delegations
of Republicans. She accompanied the
President to the inauguration. riding in
the special train. and remained In
Washington until Mr.. and Mrs. McKin-
ley had become settled In their new
home. Then she returned to the Can
ton cottage with expressions of graft
tude at getting home once moro.
Nancy Allison Mckinley cnme OF a
family which was trauaplanted from
England to the hills OF Virginia, The
Allison family subsequently removed to
Greene county. Pennsylvania, where
Abner Allison, Nanoy'g father, was
born, and where hc married Ann Camp
bell. or Scotch-G German descent. Early
In the present century MIR and Mrs Al
lson came from Pennsylvania 10 Co
lumbiann county, this state, travelling
by pack horses. In 1909, near tho pres
eHt city Of Lisbon. Nancy Allison was
born. Her girlhoOd was passed on the
farm and in 1927 Gho married William
Mckinley q young iron manufacturer.
The couple lived first at Fairfield and
afterward at Niles and Poland before
removing 10 Canton Nine children
were born 10 them. They were David
Allison, decenscd: Anna, deceased:
James. deceased; Mary deceased; Helen
Minerva. now living at Canton: Sarah
Elizabeth, now the wife Of A. i. Duncan,
Of Cleveland: William, the President;
Abigail Celia, deceased, and Abner,
whose home IL in New York.
william Mckinley, sr., died In No
yember. 1892, at the age OF So yca@.
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I1oyIzIEa wEYIER
Meets with an Ovation at NIadrld-win
See the Queen To-day.


See the Queen To-day.
MADRID. Dec. f2.--LIeutenant Cen
eral weyler arrived here this after
noon. He was received at the railway
platform by General Azcarraga, former
premier; General Borero, former COM
mander of the Sixth army corps, and
by a number OF Republicans, carllsts,
Conservatives and Robeldoists.
as he allghted from the train they
cheered him and then carried him
shoulder high to the entrance OF the
railway station, where he took n car
riage and was rapidly driven off. There
was no further incident, the public ap-
pearing Indifferent.
A few friends. including Senior Rom
ero Robledo, accompanied him to his
apartments. About hundred people
had collected. but disappeared almost
Immediately after he entered the build
ing.
The partisans Of General Weyler pre-
tend that crowd OF eight thousand
people rendered him an ovation with
shouts of Long live Weyler!" Death
to the Yankeesw and the like. He Will
be received by the queen regent to-
morrow.
El Correo Espanol says that the Car
lists have abandoned their projected
demonstration against President Nc
Kiniey's message to congress, as they
have not been able to agree on the sub
iect
il is alleged that the Insurgents in
Eastern Cuba have asked the govern
ment for details as to the extent and
nature of autonomy, with view Of
coming to terms. ~
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spcclal i1l,patoh to tho Iniolllrcncor.

Speclal blspntoh 10 tho lntelIgencN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. i2. Ponsion
certificates have been Issued to West
Virginia applicants os follows:
orlgInal--LulSo Loyejoy, 81. Adams,
at the rate OF 81 q month.
1ncredsc-AmoB II, Nanentine, Linden,
from IS TO $40 per month.
Wldowe, restoration and rc-lssue--
Margaret NJ. Gay, deccaeed. IS per
month.
The pension Of Daniel Lucas, Of Bel.
inlrc, o., has been Increased from Si2 to
$50 per month. and John Ncsbitt, OF Dcl-
l1lrc has been granted pension nt tho
rate OF 50 per month, A pension has been
granted to he minor child Of lIlI 3. For
sythr. OF Washington, Pa, 0t .he r0tc
Of $40 u month,
The following fourth class pos,m11tcru
have been appointed IN WCGt Yrglnii
A. Trump, Kcifncysvillc, Jefferson
county, NJ ], BJggs, Normdnlwn, Gll.
mcT county,
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Francisco, daughter of the late David
Mckinley, and all OF the immediate
family, were here for the closing scenes
OF the life, Other relatives win come
for the funeral.
Assistant Secretary OF State Day has
remained as an old friend OF the PresI-
dent. and Is assisting in making the
funeral arrangements. During her life
Mrs. Mckinley showed fondness for
visiting with her children, ana besides
having them at her home as much as
possible, frequently visited at their
home, She spent one winter with her
son David, in California, shortly be-
fore hts death and frequently went to
the Somerset, Pa, home OF her son Ab-
ner. as well as to Pittsburgh and later
70 Cleveland, the home OF the Duncans,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dee, 19,-AH
the members OF the cabinet, whose of
ilclal duties will permit their leaving
Washington at this time, will start for
Canton Tomorrow evening to attend
the funeral OF Mfs. Mckinley
The party will include Secretaries AL
ger, Bliss, Wilson and GarT. Attorney
General MeKenna and Secretary Sher-
man, II the latter Is feeling well enough
TO make the trip. Secretaries Long and
Gage are detained in Washington by
pressing departmental duties. Vice
President Hobart viii also remain here,
his presence being necessary as the
presiding officer OF the senate, The
ladies OF the party will be Mrs. McKen-
ma, Mrs, Gary, Mrs. Alger and Mrs.
Porter. The arrangements for the jour-
ney are being made here by Mr.. Por-
ter, secretary to the President.
The party viii have two private cars
at thelr disposal. They will leave
Washington at 7:10 p. m, over the
Pennsylvania railroad, reaching Canton
about 10 o'clock the following morning.
After an informal luncheon and brief
rest, the party will attend the funeral
services and return by the evening
train to Washington. The Presidents
car will probably be added to the train
and he will return at once TO the white
house.
The President on his return will de-
vote himself TO dlsposlng OF the large
amount Of routine business which hag
accumulated tn hts absence and viii
receive no callers for the remainder of
the week.
Just what effect the death OF the
Presidents mother will have upon the
social events In eAleIal circles for the
remainder Of the winter 1t is impossible
60 say, the matter being left in abey-
ance until the Presidents return.
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JUDGE lYNCH'S COURT.
a Mob Trying the Negroes Suspected OF
the Murders at Hazslhurs,, MiIs.-ons
Found Guilty and WIN be I.ynehed,

4 Mob Trying the Negroes Suspected OF
the Murders at HaEsIhurst, MiSs.--onS
Found Guilty and Will bO I.ynehed.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. IA special
to the commerelal-Appeal from Hazel
hurst Miss, says: In an open field.
without house in sight, on hillside,
with crowd OF eager men waiting to
ayenge the terrible murder that has
taken place In Lawrence county, in case
conviction was reached by the Inn
promptu court, the scene lighted by
! iiaring pine knot torches held aloft In
the hands of the waiting mob, the three
negroes, Giles Berry, WIN Powell and
Tom W. Allen, were standing trial for
their life last night at BankstOne Ferry.
According to reports received at this
place from messenger who arrived
from the scene about ] O'clock this af-
ternoon, the quickly constituted court
did not arrive at n conclusion last night.
The negroes We're arrested with Lewis,
who was lynched Friday at the time OF.
the original crime, but were released on
their promising TO appear next morning
as witnesses. They did not put In an
appearance when the trial was ready to
begin and search was made for them by
the mob. The search was quickly sue
oessful and the negroes when caught
were brought back. Then the suspicion
occurred that they were implicated with
Lewis In the original crime. Assuming
that Lewis was guilty, suspicion natur-
ally pointed TO these three negroes. Ac-
Cording to their own story, they were
with Lewis the night before The three
men testified that they slept In cotton
house about q mile and a half from the
Smith house, where the horrible BUTCH
cry took place, and that Lewis was with
them all night. at least he was there
when they went TO sleep and was there
when they awoke the next morning.
There are about 200 men in the mob
constituting committee of the whole
for the trial. Reliable reports received
here this morning from q messenger
who left the scene OF the trial. state
that the mob is very moderate In its
mien, and has cooled down considerably
from Its former frenzy. The negroes
are considerably scared and maintain
their denial OF any completely in the
crime with unswervlng flrmness.
A telephone message from Hon. WAL
ter Catchings, Of Georgetown. states
that two more negroes have been ar
rested on suspicion. The very latest re-
ports received here tonight from
Georgetown state that the mob at 4
o'clock found VIII Powell guilty and
started for the scene OF the killing 10
hang him.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec, ~. - Cable
ncsBnFrB received here nrc TO Tho effect
that The Rev David A. Dny u. ~, one of
tho beat known missionaries Of the Ger
man Lutheran rynD1 VI The United
stalee, loft The Royal hospital AT Liver
pool yesterday In a very critical c1ndl-
tlon, and sailed Tor New YDr, In the
care of hl8 wlfc, Dr. bay has been at
Multlohburg Liberia, for iwahly.lhrcc
yraiF ana has achieved eminent on'ccs1
in hh missionary worl, th1rc s.rlckan
down with African foyor ho wrr Obliged
10 g1 10 ENGLAND last October but grow.
lng no bctirr ho 10 returning ~ America
with the hOpt NJ reaching hero and lhy-
INK the rcsullH NJ NV work before the
FyHJd ne eaHdlileH w such, h9W-
oypr that death may come during tho
voyage,
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Two senatorial vneuncls,,

Special Dispatch TO the Intollgcncor
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Dec. r.
Governor Atkinson Ia in receipt of let
ter from Hon. Stuart r. Reed, senator
from the Clurksburg district, enclosing
his resignation giving az his reasons
that he had recently been aPPolHted
postmaster ut ClnrksburE. Mr. Reeds
RESIGNATION makes the second vacancy
in the senate Senator Hyde, from
Piedmont. having died last summer
Should an extra session be called 1t II
Imperative that thirty days before thc
cail notice shall be given Tor u special
election to be held to I'LL the vacancies
Under those conditions the special ecg.
slsH could not be held before some
time In February.
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phIlAdrIpi,in's Iilu ulnrr.

PHILADELPHIA, bee Il? Tho dam.
aye resulting from last nights fire nt
John nnd james pobron'r whocsulc nnd
rrtnil carpet eulcNoome, Noa. 500 and
gl1 chestnut street, viii reach q larger
Sum than wnH frat estimated over
100000 In building and stock went up In
Hmoltc uud fire, which WAS fully COW
orpd rs in1ufurcc The iG88.N dto az.
vldrd nn foiluWH DDhuon building, t6O-
COOS Hlock trOl.O0O, ghlrprHl Bros, nd.
joining D1heuu'r un tho east, taOO.0Ot un
bnlllnF ana HtuUli Commonwealth rl.
ilo, Insurance s. Trust Goa adjoining
ulhHun'e ON tho west $4,000, nnd w, N,
llosldnB, Hlullunlry and fancy goods,
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EX,GOy. A'C0RKLE'S VIEWS.
Says tho South Is DrlTtinE 10 Protection
and the East 90 Free TTAde-A TributO
10 senator EllElns,

Says tho South Is DrlG,ing 10 Protection
and the East 90 Free Trade-A TributO
TO senator Elhlns,
NEW YORK. Dec. 12, = W, A. Mac
Corlile, ex-governor of West Virginia, Is
one of the progressive Democrats in the
south who does not believe In free trade,
AT the Fifth Avenue hotel to-day the ex-
governor told some OF his experiences
during the last presidential campaign.
Mr. MacCorlSle remarked that he never
believed In absolute free trade, and
added:
The south win coon believe in proteo-
tion ana New England will advocate
free trade, We are becoming great pro-
ducers, and We certainly need protection,
l have differed with William l.. Wllson,
the great exponent OF free trade ideas.
When he began 10 agltate for free trade
my state was Democratic by $4,000 ma
jority; but when his bill had been tried
the state gave u Republican majority of
1000 change Of 10000 votes, Yet Mr..
Wilson Is distinguished man, and is
now the president of q big college"
As to Republlcanism in the SOUTH the
ex-governor declared that Senator Elk
ins is a progressive Republican, and that
the people would rather have him in the
senate than Republican who has no
special interest In the state.
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Skinned with custom. Rev.nue.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Dec H.
r. y. whittlesy, surveyor OF customs
for the port OF Council Blufs, has dis
appeared under circumstances that
may lead to the conclusion that he is
a heavy defaultcr, He secured from a
local importer on Thursday. S2,le0 TO
cover duty on a consignment, Instead
OF sending the money to the sub-treas-
ury at Chicago, he took It home With
him. lie left the house that evening
and has not since been seen. Recently
he admitted to friends that he was
short IN his accounts with tho govern
ment and secured some money to help
him settle. His books cannot be found.
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Ttlt,lil,nI,,.nnli, nnhr..

BAKERsTtELp, cnlu bee ia-
David plyIdHon the linndaburg wiro
murderer has been convicted or MIR
dor In iho FIRST dcfreo with tho penalty
of lio imprisonment llo iH said 10 bc
the 30n Ut pronlu0nl 80 Loula phvrl.
clan Fho dofonsr WaH lnpulty nud
dnrlng the if1l Davidson soumo1 ob.
llyluus 10 Ma Hurtuundlng8 but oEpcrta
declared that he was fhumnng,
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Special Dispatch TO the lntelligencer.
CHARLESTON. VIVA. Dec. 12.--The
supreme court handed down the follow
ing decisions Saturday morning, and
adjourned until Tuesday morning:
Smith VS.. BaifeV's administrators,
from Wood county, opinion by Nc
Whorter; decree OF circuit court affirm
ed. Altiser vs. Busklrk, from Logan
county, opinion by Brannon, Judgment
Of circuit court reversed, and cause re-
manded. Carberry VS.. Perry ct al, from
Kanawha county. opinion by Bronnon,
decree OF circuit court modified, and at-
firmel. Peck VS.. Chambers, from Lo-
gan county, opinion by English, decree
OF circuit court reversed. and cause re-
mandeG. Douglass VS.. *. & VI. Il. r.
Co.. from Mason county, opinion by En-
glish. Judgment OF circuit court affirm
ed. Fletcher Ys, Parker, from SUM
mers county. writ Of error and superce-
deas allowed. bond $1,000. Scraggs Va.
Mann, appeal and superccdeas allowed,
bond $500. Mcclure vs.. Comp, from
Grecnbrlpr county, petition for writ of
error refused. Thorne vs Sprouse, from
Writ county appeal allowed; bond $500.
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PORT AU PRINCE, Dec. ts.-rhe en-
tire ministry has resigned. As yet the
composition OF its successor has not
been definitely settled, but several we'll
known names are mentioned that win
command the confidence OF Haytlans
and foreigners alike. This morning. at-
ter attending mass Gt Notre Dame.
President Simon sam made circuit OF
the city ON horseback, escorted bY his
stan officers. but without special mill
tary display. Tho city has now resumed
It's normal aspect.
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Special Dispatch to the lntcAuIeheer'
WEIGH. w. Va, Dec. 12-The ac-
counts OF II. c. Ross. the abscondlng
postmaster at Elkhorn, this county
have been examined by Inspector Irwin
aud reported to be $1,000 short. He Is
supposed TO have gone to Mexico. His
bondsmcn have taken charge of the of
flee and Will have to make up the short
age. Ross was very prominent young
man. lie at one time was train master
Of the Norfolk & Western railroad, and
was Il candidate for clerk OF the Grim
lnal court OF this county Mt the last
election. Every effort Will be made to
capture him.
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NEW YORK. bee, i2,-rhc managers
OF the rlS day bicycle contest that was
finished last nlnht in Madison Square
Garden, now admit ihni which has
been alleged since tho second day Of tho
great race, that tho track was short.
when Miller finished winner OF tho
racc. g,Oa3is miles had been chalkcd up
10 his credit. From what can b. learn
ed it H. believed that tho track wan
somcthlnr Ike two hundred feet short
to tho mile, ana therefore the actual
distance was about 2,0li milcH
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GENEVA, n. ", Dec. 12.--Prof, will
lam Il, Brooks, OF Smith observatory, ro-
ports the obe1ryatlon Of great group OF
sun spots approaching the centre Of the
SUMS dice, Tho group Is visible with tho
naked eye through smoked glasses. nnd
may hr well defined with small tulc-
scopes. Measurements made by Prof.
BroOk5 SHOW this vast solar disturbance
20 he one hundred thousand miles In
length.
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SECOND ASSASSINATION
In Wseh at Amite city, LouialAnH-A
Total stranger the Last Vlctim-some-
thing ofn Mystery.


Total stranger the Last Vletim-soms-
thing ofu Mystery.
ANTE CITY. La, Dec 12.-Aaother
assassination. the second in a week, has
been placed to the record for Tangl-
pocha parish. This evening, in the full
glare OF The hotel lights, S. j. Mullen. n
stranger here, was ahot to death.
1Ic was standing on The hotel gallery
and the ussnssln shot him from behind.
There were two shots fired, one Of which
penetrated the brain Immediately q
large crowd congregptcd and the great
est excitement prevailed Sheriff Ed
wards was notified ana organized n
small posse, Az soon as the moon rises
bissdhoHHda VIII take up the trhll of the
guilty parties, Why Mullon wna killed
In az yet mystery. lie ls an entire
stranger here ana could hardly have
had any connection with any Of tho
murders herenh0uts.
Some are under tho impression that
tho man had enemies at hls home who
followed him here ana murdered him
OthorB are Of the opinion that tho man
was detective aud had come hero for
the purpose Of wording UP gomu case.
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TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
Martlnsburg Shocked by the Sui
eide OF John w. Bishop,
ONE OF LEADING MERCHANTS

or That Ciiy-NOthlng in Hla Manner or
COnduCtto indicate that he Contemplate
cd the Distressing Aet-Aftor Dining
with His Family hs Repaired TO His
Place OF BuSinsGs and Put n bullet In
Ills brain, Expiring Short Time After.
wsrds-It is Said that he was LaborInE
Under a Severe Nervous straln-Tho
Community Greatly sehoeksd.
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CHILTON,s BoYDsMEN
State that His shortage WIN bo LIqul-
dated Next Tuesday,

Special Dispatch to the IhteliIgeaeer
CHARLESTON, W. Vao Dec. 12.-
Governor Atkinson was in receipt of a
telegram last night from Hon. f. b.
Enslow, of Huntington, one Of the
bondsmen for ex-secretnry OF State w,
L. Chiffon, stating that arrangements
had been made to pay part due the
state Monday, ana the balance will be
liquidatel by Tuesday.
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dlstillery conhscated. The officers have
long been engaged in search for the
base OF the Redden brothers opera
tions. and the arrest to-day Is consider
ed by the authorities an important VIC
tory in behalf OF the law, The Reddens
have frequently been indicted, but up
to date have been successful in eVading
punishment.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencor
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 12.-
Auditor Lafollette has been notified
that the bonds of the Union Pacific
railroad company, which We're owned
by the state OF West Virginia, viii be
paid or on January I. The bonds we're
purchased by the accumulations Of the
irreduclble school fund and aggregate
$4,000. The interest the bonds bore was
per cent.
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Special plHpaioh TO ibo IniollIgenccr
CtAnLEsTON W. va, bee " Tho
notorious Hod1cn brolhora who Zoe q
uumbor oi years have been operating nm
lllgl, dsllllory In llnIolgh county wryc
captured to-day w t'nllod slnlt7
Marshal ban CunnlnBham, ana thelr
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KILLED FOUR WlFES.


And Three Other Persons for the Purpose
OF Collecting insurance MONEY Oh Their
LiyeS--An industrious Villain.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12-Chnrles Znno-
II, who Is suspected OF having killed
four OF his wives and three other per-
sons for the purpose of collecting in
surance money on their lives, is still a
prisoner at police headquarters. He
continues his protestatlons OF inno-
cence OF foul deeds. In his conversation
Zanoll expresses himself as being more
than ready 90 help the detectives to-
ward the solution OF all doubtful ques-
tons, and Chief Detective McCluskey
acknowledges that the prisoner has
been OF great assistance to him In
clearing up some Of the details of the
Investigation, which might otherwise
have cost much time and trouble.
The police have learned that the
young woman who had been selected by
Zanoll as his fifth wife Just before his
arrest on Thursday last. Is Barbara
IIoffner, twenty-five years Of age.
resident Of Brooklyn. She had answered
the advertisement Of Zanoli under the
name Of c. Wagner.
Zunoll has at least smattering
OF things medical, which he gained In
his apprenticeship for the trade OF bar
bcrlng In Germany He Is able to pull
teeth and to perform the operation
known as cupplng and Is familiar With
the blister raised after the cupplng pro-
cess, 1t IS possible, Chief McCluskey
thinks, that he mag be possessed of the
same general knowledge Of deadly
drugs.
The police are now satisfied that d.
noll did not make away With the child,
Lena Werner daughter Of one OF the
prisoners dead wives. The girl Is now
in Germany with her fathers relatives.
The body Of Jennie sehlessiHger, the
fourth wife, will BE- eXhumed to-mor-
row,