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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02

Special Dispatch TO tho lntelllgencer'
MoRGANToWN, w, Va, Dec, l.
Pursuant To che call by Governor Atkin-
son he state geological commission had
meeting here to-day to arrange some OF
the details preparatory to beginning
work on the geological survey Of the
state, provided for by the last legislature,
Governor Atkinson, state Treasurer
Kendall President Raymond, OF the uni-
versity, President Atkeson, of the state
board of agriculture, and DIR, I. O. White,
who has been elected TO direct the sur
vey, and Professor S, B, Brown, one OF
his assistants, We're present al The meet
Ing.
Dr. White has been for weeks In COR
resp0ndepce with the director Of the
United States geological survey with u
view 10 having the government corps es-
tablsh the true meridian In each OF the
counties OF the state and erect monu-
ments 10 mark the lines. He closed q
contract with the government survey to
do the work for $500, thus saving $500
on an arrangement made at former
meeting TO hay. Il done by an individual
engineer This work Is 10 De begun al an
early day, and Will supply want long
felt IN the stats.
Because of tho limited appropriation
there will he nttle actual field work done
for some time, but DIR. White has prom
ised TO draw upon hls own private note
book, which contains valuable data on
the geological formations of most every
county for such data as is necessary to
make up the bulletins which will be Is
sued from time to time.
Professor Atkeson resigned as secre-
tary Of the commission, and Dr. Ray
mond agreed to do the work required OF
that official, and was accordingly elect
ed. The work OF the commission has
been begun In earnest, and under the
direction OF Professor White, who is one
Of the most accomplished geologists in
America, viii be pushed as rapidly as
the appropriation will ALLOW.
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JUSTICE FIELDS RETIREMENT
From the Supreme Beneh Attended by
no Extraordinary Formally.

From the Supreme Bsnch Attended by
no Extraordinary Formally.
WASHINGTON, Dec l..--Jugtice
Fields retirement from the supreme
court, o. which he gave official notice
to the President last April. took place
to-day. There was no formality. at
tendant upon It. The Justice was not
present In the court room, and as he
had not sat with the court on any day
since the opening Of the term. the pro-
ceednga did not differ IN any respect
from those OF Ordinary days II had
been supposed that the aeneral trans
Ter OF the seats OF the associated jus
tlccs. which always occurs when the
senior associate retircs, would take
place, but even this formalitg was post
porod until Monday next ON that day
Justice Harlan. who now becomes the
senior associate, viii change his scat
from the LEFT to the right oido Of the
chief justlcc taking the seat vacated
hv Mr. Field, and Justice Gray VIII be.
come Chief Justice Fuliers ucighbor on
The lofi, Al the other Justices viii
m0yc up ono chair nearer the chief,
n Justice Fields term had continued
until next Tuesday he would have had
'nrty-tuur years OF continuous service.
Under tho law he will draw Gull salary
Until lls death.
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WHOLESALE POISONING
or Over Two Handrsd Patients In nh
EpIlspilS Hospital Through Toxic Acid.

or Over Two Hundred Patients In an
EpIlspiIS Hospital Through Toxic Acid.
No Lives Lost.
GALL1PoLIs, Ohio, Dec. 1.-TWO
hundred and lfty patients At the Epi-
leptlc hospital were poisoned BY toxic
poison, It Is presumed.
Or, Rutter and his corps Of physi-
clans succeeded only after desperate
fight in checking the outbreak without
a fatality, As 1t is some OF the patients
are still In a critical condition. DR.. Rut-
ter Is not apprehensIve, however, be-
iieving tlat he will be able to dfiay the
evils OF the poisoning.
The presumption among the hospital
physicians is that the Infection came
from some articles OF food eaten by the
patients, and the meteorological de-
partment is making a rigid analysis OF
samples OF the food cooked during the
past few days. Some think deleter-
ious drug was placed In some OF the
food and that, with the disruption eX-
tant at the institution over the whole
sale discharge Of employees, has put the
Institution In the throes Of great ex-
element. The poison is similar to that
which happens occasionally from cat
ing ice cream that has bred toxic acid.
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CHICAGO, Dec, l,-Chlrles Warren
spaldlng, ex.president of the Globe Saw
ings bank, was to-day sentenced to an
lndeterminate term in the penltentIary.
He was charged with embezallng funds
OF the University of Illinois, OF which
he was treasurer,
The court proceedings which termina-
ted in Spalding's sentence were Of a
highly dramatic character Judge Hor-
ton reviewed the case in an elaborate
opinion, which he had prepared before
hand, One assertion in that opinion
seemed to unnervo spaldlng, This was
when the court said that Spalding ad-
mitted his guilt,
II wish" cried Spatding, ITO deny that
or nay counsel ever admitted my
guilt"
Judge Horton asked spaldlng II he
had anything TO say why sentence
should mol be passed on him.
Yes" exclaimed the banker, standing
up. His face was pale and he spoke as
IL laboring under strong agitation In
a few rapid words he made denials of
ever having admitted guilt, and then
said: Every dollar have received
from the university has been applied to
its benefit. / protest against this un-
Just verdict, which feel would not have
been returned had your honor permitted
certain facts to be considered by the
jury. These facts had relation TO the
question OF intent-lntent TO commit em-
beEzlement. am proud of my business
career OF thlrty-three years, fifteen of
which have been passed In this cOmmu-
nifty, challenge any man to stand up
before me and say | ever did him n
wrong. Your honor may abridge my
days of usefulness but you cannot take
from me the honor OF the pas"
At thB point Spalding's voice failed
him and he began TO choke with emo
tlon. Judge Horton then imposed SEN
tence.
II was announced in behalf Of the eS-
banker that an appeal would be taken
to the supreme court pending which he
viii he kept In the Cook county JAIL
where he has been confined since last
spring.
The charge on which Spaldlng was
convicted was the embezzlement OF S2S,-
600 Of Macoupln county bonds, the prop
tINg VI Nlt NHlNNlHlNSs AbhllhNA
Ing made stubborn fight In the courts
In the endeavor TO preserve his good
name. Besides being in the Justice
courts and before masters In chancery
several times, he twice stood trial on the
charge OF Illegally dlverting funds in
trusted TO his care The first time the
verdict was not guilty but on the. Sec
ond trial, which was on different
count, the jury brought in an adverse
decision.
The Indictment and subsequent con-
vlctlon, the romantic love story under
lying the dry detailG of his alleged Of
fense, and his self-possession under the
most trying clrcumstanoeg all COM
bined TO make his case an unusually In
terestlng one.
Under tho indeterminate sentence law
IN operation in this state, the convicted
bank president may be kept in prison
from one to fifteen years, Tho length
of sentence above one year rests with
the board OF prison commissioners,
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CHICAGO. Doc 1.-The examination
Of lllcamnn IN The Luclerrl case to-day
was marked by many conflicts hriwe'n
aGi1RHt states attorney McEwon AMI
Attorney Harmon counsel fur the dN'
f'u7n judge cary was required t' M
i.rfpra frequently Attorney Harmon,
no @rttnh'r'ur yrnirmon fn1k frequent
occasion to ltgak the reliability ot pu'
I.. 10 lmOuy
". new Jurors wor' nr'npiHluilh IFl
N.Wl tHUlrmun veto Wnr'l iN lul-
H.. uuH fIur,uH uW uHH edo .r.ffu l.,'
40 U. afternoon H.iu1 John N.iH.l
.p.. .u' No 3Jll plu.lnN f.r,t wiu lel'
rul uy lhN prvHalll1u tn % inrymaIl'
nnI WW accepted hy thu dFrn.', seven
luIyrH Umun ~ Do ohJsom
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A MYSTERY

That Wonld FaFnlSh Plot far one OF
"IAura Lean JlHeyisn Thrilling Orig
Inal Siaries-SesneH In West Virginia.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligeneer'
CLARKsRURG, w, Va, Dec 1.-The
authorities of Hinton have been re-
quested TO Investigate the mysterious
disappearance OF "Arch" Watkins a
young man from this place. who is sup
posed 10 have met with foul play near
that city
Watkins had been an attendant at the
slate hospital for the insane, at Spencer,
for over a year, Some time ago man
from near Hinton was brought to the
hospital by relatives, but was refused
admlttance as the authorities We're not
satisfied of his Insanity.
Watkinswas employed there by hlm 10
return home with him as his protector.
He, believing his relatives were trying
10 get possession of his property, Wat
kins wrote 10 his parents here FREQUENT
ly and mentioned several times that his
life had been threatened by relatives of
his employer. About two months ago
his letters ceased to come, and as he had
always written home regularly his
parents became alarmed, but received
no answers 70 their numerous letters;
and, when a few days ago, they received
a letter from q young lady at Spencer
to whom Watkins Is said TO be engaged,
saying she had not heard from him for
about two months they became satis-
fed that he had been foully dealt with,
and every effort will be made 10 bring
the perpetrators OF what they believe TO
be cold blooded murder 10 justice,
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Car coupling Arguments.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Inter
state Commerce Commission to-day
opened tho hearing OF the railroads
which have pclItloned for an extension
OF time In which the may comply with
tho law Of 1893 requiring them to equip
their cars and engines with automatic
car couplers, hand rails ana air brakes:
The representatives. or nttorneyh OF
several hundred railroads and also or
leading labor organizations We're pres
ent, and the chamber IN which the com
mission sat was crowded TO the doors,
Many prominent railway oileials' lopoV
leaders and others werc heard' Iha
hearing continues Tomorrow
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WELCOME 70 WHEELING


Rev. DIR, 7. W, E. PssehAu, an Old Hhssl-
iaR hoy, to Lsetars Here Fhis Eveaiag
on aFhs Germans aud Their AshleVs-
msnis in AmsrlSA"--A Large Andlsnes
Assured.
This evening at the English Lutheran
church, on Sixteenth street, an audi
enee that is sure to test the seating ca
psoty Of the new edlfee win gather to
hear the LECTURE OF Rev DR., F. W, Pc
sehau, on "The Germans and Their
Achievements in America" The lectur-
er and lecture have been praised and
admired wherever heard, and In
Wheeling additional interest is given by
the fact that DR., Peschau is an Old
Wheeling boy, His old friends OF
youth and young manhood have watoh-
ed is,career as minister az Christa
apdle0l wlthgreat atInteresbend every
word OF praise he has won has been
appreciated here IN Wheeling by the
Doctors admirers-Rnd they are legion,
"The Germans and Their Achieve
ments In America" has won high
praise for its author wherever heard, IL
was delivered by Dr., Pesehau az the
Tennessee centennial exposition az
Nashville on October O. The Nashville
American said
"Dr Pesehau's lecture was one OF
the rarest treats that Nashville audi
enee has had the pleasure OF hearing
for long time. II was filled With
facts OF history and patriotic thoughts
from beginning to end, and was fire.
quently applaudbd by the appreclatlve
audience which filled the assembly halt
OF the pretty building, and even the
doors and windows Were crowded
throughout the entire talk, which last
ed more than an hour"
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NATIONAL FINANCES.
The December Statement orthe Condition
OF tho Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, 1.-The
December statement of the public debt
shows that at the close OF business No
vember 30, 1891 the public debt, less
cash In the treasury, amounted to 81
O09, ,geG,l 1885, a decrease since october 80
of sIl,33Sl25. This decrease is account
ed for By an increase In the cash due 10
the deposit of an lnstallmcnt of the pro-
ceeds OF the sale of the government in
terests IN the Union Pacific railroad.
But for this action, the cash In the
treasury would have been S77i,45O less
than last month The debt is recnpl-
tulated as follows: Interest bearing
debt, Ssl7SG5, go. Debt on which interest
has ceased since maturity, Sl,83l ,2SO.
Debt bearing no interest 1881, ,lg3,l25' To-
tai, $i,22D, S9O,O?5.
This amount. however, does not In
clude 7D,D2QD33 in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding, which are
offset by an equal amount Of cash in
the treasury. The cash in the treasury
is classified as follows;
Gold, Sl9i, ,0SO26O; silver, s6OI 1866, S2;
paper, SlOj, ,75GlSS; bonds, dshurslnB Of
iicar's balances, etc, SSS9O125l.
Total, sSiC, ,A0a,O7B against which there
are demand liabilities amounting. to
s625. .7i5,jlG leaving the net cash pal
ances, Sl2OG63jjg
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PANEL SECURED
In the Eastman Murder Case, and Jury
win be Selected and Trial Started To-

In the Eastman Murder Case, and Jury
WIN bs Selected and Trial Started To-
Day.
speclui Dispatch to the IntellIsencer,
PARSONS, W. Va, Dec. LA full
panel of twenty talesmen was secured in
the Eastman case at 10 o'clock Tonight
The attorneys on the respective sides are
preparing their list of preemptory chal-
lenges tonight and have announced to
the court that they will be ready to strike
the Jury punctually at the opening of
court this morning,
This has been a day OF stirring strife
between the chief council OF the opposing
sides, and the struggle for legal supre-
macy continued throughout the night
session as we'll
The taking OF testimony will begin i'm
medlately after the opening statements
OF the case To the jury, which will be
necessarily brief. Az the farIhest the
eager crowds who have thrunged Par
sons for fortnight to hear this famous
triad will in all probability be listening
to the story Of the tragedy from wit
nesses on the stand tomorrow after
noon.
Attorneys Dayton, Davis and Howard,
for the state, and Messrs, Mccormick,
ally and Arnett, for the defense, who
have been engaged In battle royal from
morn TIL evenlug in the examination 0f
talesmen, to-day, closed the coniilct TO-
night in an extraordinary debate, and
their eloquenoe and oratory thrilled and
entertained one OF the largest audiences
that ever lstenad to a trial In Pancns,
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lie LED THE MEETING

At the Y. ~, c. A. Services, and Did II so
Well, That lie Made HlS Expenses In
Securing the EndorSemtnt NJ a Check.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
WEIGH, W. Va, Dec 1,--rhomas e.
Myers, who swlndlea Secretary Wood, of
the Bluefield Y n. c. A., has been ar
restsri tnPmfadeiphla, Pa, charged with
forgery. About week aso Myers came
to Bluefeld, stopped at the best hotel
and spent much time in the Y. NJ. c, a.
parlors. Tho secretary became nc
Quainted with him and asked him to lead
a meeting, which h. did very credltably.
He claimed 10 bD n representative OF the
American Book Company of Chicago,
and was seeking information for the
company's use.
He so impressed Mr., Wood, whom he
asked to Identify him at the bank, that
ne endorsed check for sl0S instead OF
going to the bank. The bogus check was
drawn by j. 8. Frerchman, on Ports
mouth, o., bank, and was protested.
Upon inquiry It was found that Myers
had skipped, leaving q bar and livery
bin unpaid. The Bluefled police have
been notified blythe Philadelphia authoi-
ties that as soon as they are through
with him they be notified He Is pro-
fpE4iOnal sWindlsr
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RYAN.RuHLiN FIGHT.
The Akron Giant Defeats tho PiuCky
AuAtralinn IN Ten Rounds.

The AKRON Gihnt beteHb lHc FIuChF
Australian IN Ten Rounds.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1,--Gus Rub
lin. the giant heavy weight Of Akron,
Ohio, defeated II. Ryan, OF Australia,
tonight, at the Tulane Athletic Club. in
ten round fight, John Duffy being the
referee Rubin was the taller and
heavier, Weighing about 1870 pounds,
Ryan tipped the beam at i75 pounds,
and like his opponent was in the best of
condition.
Rubin at the outset was awkward,
and Ryan In point OF Cleverncss, show
cd considerable superiority, The Aus
trafian, realizing hts disadvantage.
fough. for the body and In the first
eight rounds landed with plenty of force
on the body. For time this weakened
Ruhlln but he galned courage and
finally became stronger and captured
the day. His blows In the last two
rounds we're hard and Ryan was grog-
KS ana could hardly have stood the ter
rlbln raids round longer.
on every side Ryan was given praise
for his gamoness and brIliancy, while
Ruhlln was simply looked upon az a
husky heavg weight with little chance
of ever becoming n champion,
Referee Duffy admitted that Ryan
dld the greater part OF the leading, hut
claims Ruhlln cOuntercd him at close
positions and Internationally out
fought tho smaller man and IN the last
two rounds 1lyan was practically u
beaten man and hls opponent was do.
serving OF the decision, Rubin and
Maber viii now be matched,
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RICHMOND, va, Dec lin his
message to the general nFscmbly,whlch
convened to-day Governor o'Tcrrali
dlscus1ci the lynchug question and
proposed legislation to correct the ovll
lio urRcH that q heavy pecuninrv non
nltv be- Imposed on each county and CITY
In which u lynohlnE uccura, that whrrc.
ever the military may be- called out to
protect o prisoner in a county pr ollR.
such county or city w cNnrrcd with
the rNpenpra thereof ami that officers
who nl'Uw nrla'Hcrp to hc taken ft0m
lholr custody without irFi having OK.
huf'rd nll possible means To protect
lhclr pusnnnrH, be- gummorlly suspend.
Ol until tfe lurs,Inn nt 1limlssal slail
be- determined nv Jury Also that t'Nro
hc only one penalty for rape, and that
death
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec 1.-The
A. & 4. Roberts Companv, which owns
and operates the Pcncoyd Iron Works
OF this cltv. has received a cablegrlm
from Utrecht, stating that the conf
pnny'g bid of SlIl,OO0 II the lowest In
Inc competition for The contract for the
matorlai and erection of an extensive
ron bridge over the river Yssel ncAr
Wrstcvor, Netherlands, The bridge "
20 IN hult FOR the government OF llol-
land ana the Pencoyd Iron COMPANY
had nu competitors u number Of tho
leading ltun manufacturers ana hnNn
hulldcm " ENGLAND and llel1ium we
next lowest bid was HS3999
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ALL ONE COLOR.


Spanish aud Insurgsnt Troops.
HAVANA, Dec. IAN announcement
came from Spanish headquarters to-day
that force of insurgents recently at
tackled Guisa, town in santigao dc
Cuba, and that Spanish column has
left Manzanilo, to engage the insur-
gents at Gulsa.
A force OF 1900 men under General
Bernal engaged an insurgent force, ac-
cording to the report at La Cuchlla de
los Calmitos, where the Spanlards are
said to have captured and destroyed
the fortified camp Of the insurgent gen.
eral Ducassl,
General Hernandez, commanding the
second column, the report continues.
captured and destroyed an insurgent
camp at ATanjues aud also destroyed
Ave hundred huts and several lnsurgent
camps near AranJueg
As a result Of these movements, con-
tlnues the official statement the insur-
gents retrented In thoroughly demor-
allied condition after suffering the loss
OF many men killed and wounded
The Spanish column lost major and
twelve soldiers killed, and had one
captain and twenty-nlne soldiers
wounded,
The latest ndylces from the scene Of
the engagements say the Spanish cav
airy was continuing the pursuit of the
enemy.
The insurgents, according to the ofil-
clal reports, have lost flfty-four killed
IN sklrmishes with the Spanish troops
during the last ten days, In addition
the government forces captured twenty
eight prisoners and number OF fire-
arms. The government troops during
the same period, the reports add, lost
twenty-four men killed and had two Of
fcers and elghty-three soldiers wound
oil
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A9HTABuLA, Ohio Dec, Tho re-
colpts Of ore at this port for tho seu-
son OF 1897, have passed the three MIL
Hon ton notch. aurpagBlng all recordn
oyaf made IN ono gear by any ore re-
c0Ivlng p0rt In this OF any other coun-
lry on the globe Tho receipts for No
f0mhcr were 1889 torn. which sweIied
me total Tor the season to December !.
Go 2aN,3s1 tons and between mllnlght
o' November 50 and to-day az noon, 49,
lsl tons were recorded on the custom
house boolta. mnldng the grand total
N0l3iiO tons Tho coal nhlpnani7 'ov
November wcrc i7Ilig tons and the tp-
lHlH1ipm1nl Cor thn season WIN great.
vs. nEH'td thoae OF the bc1, previous
i"l.0uH.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntslllGencer'
WAsu1NGToN, D. C.. Dec. l.--Pen-
sion certificates have been issued to
west virginia applicants as follows:
Addlt,onal--John Cheek, Maiden
Reissue, special George W. Meth
env Buckhannon.
Ircrense-WlliAm Jordan, Henderson,;
Orange l.. Petty, Big Bend; Martin V.
Elliott, I.oudenvittc
widow Martha Hall, Uells Mile
Certificates of original pension have
bcon granted also, to william Milllken,
Rutan, Greene county, Pa, and John
II Murray, Warrington; certificate Of
additional pension to william Black OF
Clarksvlllc, Greene county. Pa
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
STEuBENVILLE, o., Dec, 1.-The
Panhandle railroad sustained bad
freight wreck at Hanlin's station this
evening. A west-bound freight broke in
three parts while coming down Hanllns
hIll, west OF the station. The second
part ran into the first, and the third into
the wreck ahead Of IL, Considerable
track was torn up. A number OF cara
were derailed and smashed up.
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gpfclai Dispatch to tho lntelllgcncer'
WASHINGTON. y. C.. Dec i.-unl-
,ca STATES District Attorney Gaines, Of
West virginia, 10 In tho city,
c. u. Ch1nllnc, Of West Virginia. n
clcrl; In the office of the auditor for the
postoiIlcc department. hns been pro.
NOTED from the siiOo to the ilGOO
class.
Representative Dorr, Of West Viz
glnln. has taken rooms ut No. q Grant
pllcc
Mr. o. =. Sands Of Talrmont, IN tho
service Of the trolGury department na
bnuk Examiner, win Nu1n locate hls
family IN Washington for the wlnlor
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Special Dispatch to the lntelliGencer
MARIETTA DEPOT, o., Dec, IA
tall smoke stack and n lone drive wheel
standing up out Of a ruins, Is all that re-
mains this morning Of what was u sixty
thousand dollar plant nt six O'Clock last
night. The u. j. Lobdell bicycle rim
factory caught fire from hot iournG
In the varnighlng room and almost In
stantly spread to other departments
Insurance about $4,000.
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sT, PAUL, Mimi, Deee. i,-of tht
northwestern stations OF the government
weather bureau, the warmcst one at
o'clock tonight was that NJ DGuth
which records zero. At the flmc hour II
was 4 below In ST. Paul; below In Hur'
on, 10 below at WInnlpcg 10 below al
Blfmarck: Rat,lJford and Mlnncdosai
~ below at Wllllalon. 20 below at Medl'
cine Hat, and 10 below al llavfc,