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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-18
FIRE AT GRAND FORKS
Destroys Property Valued atNsNrly One
Milton Dollars.


MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec, IA
special to the Journal from Green
Forks, N. D., Gays;
Fire broke out at 4i3o o'clock this
morning nt Nash Bros wholesale Ero-
Gerry store and In half hour had gone
into the Hotel Dakotah, whore nearly u
thousand guests were housed. The
Lady In Black" compnng escaped as
did the people In the hotel BY the fire
escape, ladder one foot Wide running
from the aIxih floor to the first Tho
fire department rescued lnrDe number
and bit for timely assistance hundreds
OF PERSONS would have been burned,
Hait the people In the hotel were all
most pulled out OF bed aud then shown
the only way OF escape, which was by
the narrow Iron ladder
By G,1O Oclocl, the Hotel Dnkotah,
Nash Bros grocery and the Grand
Forks mercantile ana Wholesale grocery
house were burned nnd all the build
lnga ON both Sides Of Third street for
two blocks had suffered loss.
The burned district Is In the buslncFR
povtlnn of the city, and the blow Ga
buRlncss IN q most severe one. The loss
win aggregate NbOOO0 to stocks, furnl.
iuo, ott. and 100000 on buildings to-.
inlg destroyed, while other losses VIII
probnhly reach 100000
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tracts of character any more than was
necessary To Mr.. Prince, of Illinois,
he explained that his expression gold
and other legal money" used in the bill,
meant no reflection on silver or other
classes Of money. The other legal mo-
neg included silver and the expression
merely served to cover a well UNDER
stood term.
The extent 10 which drains on the
government stock Of gold would result
under the operations OF the bill, excited
much discussion.
Mr., Gage stated that all redemptlons
would be made in gold or its equIya-
lent,
Mr., Fowler, OF New Jersey, said this
opened serious question and inquired
n silver certificates would not be depos-
ited and imDounded, and their place
taken by national bank notes, thus in
creasing the drain on our gold supply
Mr., Gage answered that it was easy
to conjecture upon Hypothetical ohjec-
tions, but he did not look at this one as
serious. Any secretary OF the treasury
on receiving the silver certificates, Il
would swap" them for greenbacSs,
treasury notes and other forms OF de-
mlRd notes which served to drain gold
and thus build up the redemption fund.
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WIFE MAIL COMBINATION.
II WIN be Three Monh. Before II Can lie
Comsmmnlaied.

II WIN be Three Months Before II Can he
Cousumn'a'sd.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. l7,--It VIII be
et least three months before the next
step can be taken in forming the biz
wire nail combination, The date to
which it is now understood that the op-
tlons extend for the sale of properties
for the consolidation Is March ~, It
will take the expert appraisers all ot
that time 10 finish the work OF deter
mining values and fully as long time
must be at the disposal OF the auditors
In getting an idea Of the business OF
the different companies The auditors
are Price and Waterhouse, OF London,
Those who handle wiFe nails through
out the country have been buying rath-
er brlsilly under the expectation of a
consolidation
Under the increased activity the prlce
Of wire rods, that out OF which wife Us
made, has advanced almost 81 a ton
within d week The wire rod mills
themselves have been buying crude
steel rather heavily In the past few days
also. something like 10000 tons having
been ordered in this region for delivery
In the course Of the winter.
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sTRouDsBuRG. Pa, Dec. i7.-Bold
but unsuccessful plans to escape from
Jail were made By Christian Beatty, the
once prominent Chicago lawyer, former
supreme secretary OF A. p A. and ex-
prlnclpalof the Collwatsr, Mich, schools.
A member OF the family OF Sheriff Learn
overheard talk between Beatty and his
jail companion, Harry Howard, and
upon investigation letters We're found
that were written in jail by Beatty to
Howard The latter afterwards con-
fessed to District Attorney John B.
Williams that the plot to escape was to
have Mrs. Howard visit the jail with
saws. Beatty was recently sentenced to
fifteen months in the Eastern penlten-
tiary for forging draft, and win be
taken to Philadelphia early next week,
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A CLASH OF COURTS
In a Celebrated EJselmsnt CASs-Stats
Court Issues a Rulr.

In a Celebrated EJseimsnt CASs-Stats
Court Issues a Rulr.
Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Dec. Ito
day a rule was entered in the circuit
court of this county, Judge Dooiittic
presiding, against Attorney b, f, En-
slow and c. P. Huntington, the latter
special receiver for the Central land
company, to appear forthwith and show
cause why they should no, be fined for
obstructing the execution Of the orders
OF the court
The rule was asked for by Colonel
Vinson. against whom, with his part
ner. w. r. Thompson, as commissioner
OF the court, 90 sell lands involved In
the famous LAllley ejectment case, an
injunction had been issued by the fed
eral court at the instance OF Mr. En-
slow, an attorney for Mr.. Huntington,
eaioluing the commissioners from max
ing the sale The sale which was to
have been made to-day. has been de-
ferred until next Monday, and the out
come In the clash Of authority Of the
two courts will be looked forward to
with interest.
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w., ylrrInin psr,onnl-

Special Dlspatch 10 tho InIeIIlsehccI'
WASHINGTON, Dec. f.-coilector
White made a trip to Mortlnsburs yee-
terday. It &c understood he VIII leave
for home tomorrow. , 49,
The west Virginia delegation In the
house OF representatives Is now com
plete, Meesrs. Doycnor and Dayton nav.
Ing returned. Each OF the two named
has been away attending court leaving
Mesgrs. Miller and Dorr to hold the fort
Mr. DAYTON was this evening complain
Ing of great fatigue. he having but lust
emerged from Blcgc OF four weeks at
parsons, nj the Eastman trial.
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discrimination between localities as a
whole Therefore in vlewlng the matter
as we should from a standpoint as rep
resentatives OF our respective cities and
the territory tributary thereto, we
should take Into consideration the fact
that the possibilities NJ loss are far
greater than the possibilities OF gain.
The prompt movement Of freight hy
lines designated is Of much Importance
to the shipper In the tulhllment of con-
tracts particularly in the grain busl'
ness.
Briefly stated, the inevitable results OF
legalized pooling would be'
First, the loss OF power Ia restrain
unjust discrimination against localities
second service both freight and pas
senQer, Inadequate TO the needs OF the
country.
Thi.d, performance of minimum SER
vice al maximum charge,
Fourth, decrease OF legal liability Of
Individual lines,
Fifth, the mortgaglng Of the traffic ot
our entire country to the railroads vest
ing In them absolute power to handle IL
as they see IL.
IN addition to these there are other
reasons which would be more apparent
under the practical workings of pool"
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LONDON, Dec. 17.-RIchard Arthur
Prince, who last night stabbed and
killed William Terrlss, was arralgned
at Bow street police court to-day, and
remanded until next Wednesday, a
number of witnesses testified to the
facts as contained In the dispatch. A
letter found on the prisoner was from
Manager Latham, Of the Adelphi thea
tire regretting that he could not of0er 4
part in Secret Service" to Prince, This
is expected to furnish motive for the
crime. There were also letters from the
Prince of Wales and other members of
the royal family and Mr., Gladstone,
thanking him for birthday congratula-
flnng
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gpecInl Dispatch to the IniciiIgeneer'
WASHINGTON. Dee. i7.-West Nir-
rlpla postmas,crs Of the fourth class
have been appointed no follows; d. II.
plnnkonshlp. Boggs Webster county,
J. D. smith. Eureka, plcnsanis county,
Josiah RucIcr Monarch, Kanawha
w J. Parhhll has hccn appointed
poslm1ptcr at Ilamlln station, Wnehlng-
ION county, Pa ,
UrntrBrnintlvc DOvenor to-day roo
o1,mendod Inc appointment OF NJ, y,
nail pa plutinaslor at d fourth class OF
nra tu Lewis county
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COLUMBUS, o Dec II Tho wooden
goods manufacturer of the states Of IL
llnols Indiana, ohio Pcnnsylvdnll,
Wcst virginia and Kentucky formed
an association here to-day with the FOL
iowlng onlccri' President y. II Biuck,
Columbus, ylce president, j Y Clay
po1l, WOrlhinrlon, PA rccrointy, II u.
Nlrhllnqile. Defiance, o. treasurer q,
l.. Chrk columbus Executive com
mpion. Il. H. ltucb Columbu0. A e.
gherf, Key6er W Nou John e., Harris
ynncavlllo O,, l1d burrows Laporlr,
Ind, II. D. shorl, Drrdcn, q.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Dec 1.-THE board
OF railroad commissioners to-day hand
ed down a report of It's investigation In
to the causes OF the accident on the
New York Central railroad at Gnrrisons
ON October "a last. The commissioners
arrived ut the conclusion that the train
was wrecked either by dcrailmcnL
which destroyed the embankment, or
that the cmbankment gave way nnd
threw the train into the river. The
board recommends that the force ot
trackwalkers on the Hudson river divis-
ion OF the New York Central be increas-
ed no as to provide constant ana Suf-
nclent system OF watching ana warn
ing nlong the line nt all tines
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PORT HURON. Mich, Dec. 1.-The
Excelsior Electric Light works caugh;
fire about $3.50 o'clock this morning, and
at 10 o'clock was a complete ruln The
loss to the company cannot bc estIma-
ted until an examination 50 made OF
the dynamos and other machinery. but
II IL thought II will ron anywhere from
s25 1000 to $4,000 The origin Of the fre
Is unknown, but probably started from
the boiler room.
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SIX PERSONS BURNED.
Father and Five Chlldrtn Perish In a
IiurninG Dwelling.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec, 1.-THE resi-
dence of Patrick Leahy was burned
early this morning and Leahy and 1--WE
of his children, Thomas, Marie, Katie,
Mnggle and Patrick, the eldest but nine
years of age, persisted. Mrs. Leahy
and boz named Frank, aged fve
years, were saved.
II Is supposed that Leahy dropped u
lighted lamp which he was accustomed
TO carry around the house.
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MORNING PAPER
To be Started In PnrksrSburg-Promi'
nsnt CNpiinIi'ts ia the Project.

TO Dc hIHrIeW III F7NTNVTHDWTE --I-TUI1I
nent CApiiAlI'tG ia the Project.
Special Dispatch to the Inteligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 17-It
has been decided by several prominent
capitalists here, and others from Nor
santown and Parkersburg, to start q
morning Republican newspaper at
Parkersburg. The full Associated
Press service will be used and the plant
will be well equipped with a perfectlng
press and three Alerganthaler type-set-
ting machines.
These parties consider the Parkers-
burg morning field the best one In the
state outside OF Wheeling, and they viii
have their paper In running order by
JanuarR 10
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RAILROAD POOLING.
Meeting OF Na.ional Association OF
Freight Commissioners.
THEY ARE NOT ANTAGONlSTIC
To the Transportation Lines, but
Act as Medlators
BETWEEN THEN AND SHIPPERS.

The McmbeIs of tho Assoelat ton Represent
Commercial Bodlss In Their Respective
CItIer, aud as Charged with the Duly or
Securing Equal JuAtiss to all Concerned.
Two strong Arguments Maize ia Favor
of Pooling L,gl'lAtiOn, Witch VIII Rs.
medy the Granting OF Rate. to Favored
shippers.
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HE ESCAPED HANGING
And Now the Attorneys will Fight Ill,
FInc Points tn Court


FInc Points in Court
PITTSBURGH, Dec 17.--ClerlS A, c,
Heron, of the clerk of courts office,
completed during the day two certified
copies OF the record In tho caec against
Philip Hill, who, on December s last, CO.
capped hanging because his attorneys
appealed tho case to the supreme court
lees than an hour before the time set for
The hanging, The attorneys have de-
cldcd upon their ilne OF action and viii
10 into the supreme court upon the NOR.
lis OF their case, Just az though I'M had
not been gaycd from the gallows at u
critical moment
when tho case Ia called before the su.
prcmc court. Assistant District Attorney
John s. Robb viii probably ask the
court to quagh the appeal on tho grounds
that the date OF execution wns Get ANA
that II dl1 not act ~ u 8upcTcdeas be-
cause neither supreme court nor lower
court Judge signed the appeal
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HARRISBURG, Pa pee 1.-THE
police are trying to locate Rev = Spar.
rler. Church Of God minister at New
uloomnoll, whose gulohol nnd blood
attained derby hat were this morning
found nlung tho SuH1ucmnna rlycr
bnnN in ihin city Sparflef wRs la the
habit N wearing 70 Hllk hat, nud. llio
nndlng VI derby cut win q lnli'
orroia the aldo lH n mystery 80 The ON
rorn A bIuOdtlnluod pocket book was
found nonr the piohul Witch lends iu
Inc bollof That lhc minister was mul.
dofcd by hIghwnymcn ana ma bouy
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REWARDS OFFERED
For Apprehension ofOutIaws Committing
DsprrdRtl0ns In Berkeley County.

." sN'ANF
Special Dispatch to the lntclllgencer.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, Dec.
1.-THE county commissioners met In
special session to-day to consider and
devise means OF securing the arrest o.
parties committing assaults and robber-
les in this county.
They decided 10 offer reward of
5000 for either OF the four men, who so
brutally assaulted and robbed Henry l..
Wise, the German farmer, an account
Of which appeared in the 1ntelligencer
yesterday. and $50 for each OF the other
three, Also 800 reward for the arrest
and conviction OF those who recently
robbed C. w. Johnson's store in this
place.
The court and people are determined
to break up this hlgh-handed outlawry.
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Special Dispatch to the Intclllgeneer
WEIGH, w. Va, Dec. 17.-Murderer
John Hardin. who has been confined in
Tazewell county, Virginia, jail for the
past two months. was taken to Grundy,
the county seat Of Buchanon county. and
hanged at that place to-day. The crime
for which he paid the penalty with his
life was the wilful murder OF George
Mounts on the 18th day OF last septem-
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LONDON, Doc, ia dispatch from
Glasgow to-day, says the engineers OF
ak Of the Allan line steamers now at
that por, have gone out on strike. Tho
dispatch adds that the Sarmniinn which
was due to sail to-day ls unable TO start
aud that q serious decentralization OF
the fleet N fonre1
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gpoclal Dispatch to the inlcllisoneot
WARRINGTON Dee, l1--Mr Martin
tolly Of wheeling. ls here, llr has
pending ln tho patent o0lee an applIea-
,lnn for O pntont OF d dlflnfcctIng oppa-
,gIus irglfnad Tor USE In hospitals llc
boa no doubt of recurring me noco0aniy
"'ysriment protection M hiH invention.
D Nr t6bn II Roller NJ Romncy ~ lh
lts cliy also. ~ has ln application
"aptInr. but mot al The patent ollllc
IA In mr d p1IIllou uhl'r the govern
,ncnl In p5a,Olllc9 WnN
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LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 17-charles
b. Grub, the well-known iron master,
failed to appear before Judge Brubaker
TO prosecute VIM. Iebold, a messenger
boy formerly employed by him. charged
with forging checks to the amount Of
s33l5. The court was informed that
Grubb was intoxicated. The sheriff
found him at home but was unable to
move him. II keeping guard and hopes
TO have him in condition TO appear to-
morrow. GrlIhb has been cndeavorlng
10 have the suit withdrawn, but the
court would not consent.
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FEDERATED LABOR.
Proceedings of the Conve ntion in
Session at Nashville.
CONVICT LABOR RESOLUTION
Passed, Restricting Sale OF Pro-
ducts of Prisons.
A VERY HOT FIGHT OVER CUBA.

A Resolution Declaring That Congress
Should Intervene IN the IndlscrImlnSts
~ urdsrs Taking Place Oh thr island,
was Amended Declaring for tile "In-
dustrlaI Freedom" OF the People, hat
the Original and Substitute were De-
fss,ed-AeiIon Taken at Cincinnati Ems
dorUd- Amendment to tho Constitution
Asked for In Regard TO Powers OF
Courts.
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gprciaI Dispatch TO tho IntOlliCencer.

HUNTINGTON, W Va, Dec. H.
George Mcintyre and George Duncan
broke jail here at o'clock this after.
noon. They tore up blanket and
made a rose by which they let them
selves down from third story window
The entire police force and several spe--
ciais are after them. They are accused
OF theft
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LUErGERT TRIAL.
A New Juror srcursd-A New Ls"s osn
tense InRuEnrRted.

New Juror 9tCnrtN--h lNNNN hA'HN ~
ttnse InRugnrRted.
CHICAGO. Dec. l7-once more twelve
men sit in the box to hear the evidence
tending TO show the guilt or innocence
OF Adolph L. Luetgert, alleged wife
murderer. The man who will take the
place OF Henry Boasburg, dismissed
Yesterday because he is alleged TO have
remarked that II would please him TO
place a rope around the Lake View sau-
sage makers neck, is Robert Anners.
Anners is a shoemaker, forty-fve
Years old. Three consultations were
held before Anners waa chosen. AZ the
end Of the last one II was announced by
the LAWYERS that they would like further
time TO make UP their minds. Judge
Gary refused, saying: you've con-
sumed too much time In this case al
already" Without further parley the
man was accepted on both sides.
To clear Luetgert, his attorneys VIII,
in the trial now commencing, Introduce
n new line OF defense In maintaining
the theory that Mrs, Luetgert is stu
alive, her acquaintance with Robert Da-
vey, an Engllshman, with engaging
manners, who ls blamed by Luetgert for
his business troubles, Will he brought
OUT III COURT uilu NV ltihN hN'ih AiFN
that DnVey, who conducted tho negotla-
tlons with Luctgert for the incorpora-
tlon and enlargement OF his business,
was very polite to Mrs. Luetgert, pay
ing her marked attentions, and frc.
Quontly. 80 II Is said by close friends of
I.uetEcrt, spending almost the entire
day with her In the house, from which
the state maintains her husband lurcd
her TO her death In the basement OF tho
adjoining sausage factory.
Davcy left Chicago last June, osten-
slbly to get the money for tho sale Of
IuctEcrt's sausage mandatory to n
Dutch syndicate, Mrs. Luetgert dls0p-
ponred on the night Of May I. Whether
the two corrcspondcd IN the meantime,
cannot be learned, but that the pair
were really interested in each other will
he alleged, and upon this line the nc-
cuaed viii bnBc hiB defense.
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IT WAS PREDICTED
py the Intelligencer, and it Game
to Pass.
hon. N. B. SCOTT NOMINATED
By the President to be Commits.
sioncr OF Internal Revenue.
THE WEST VIRGINIA COLONY

IN Warrington Greatly Pleased with tho
selection, and Many nIesIRG,S OF Com
rrntulatlon showOrsd Oh the New on
eal-Gtorgs NJ. Rower', Gf f'IartInsbHrE,
the NEXT West vlrgInInn Slated for
Presidential Recognition - Secretary
Gage RsIors' IIs Committee OF Rank
Ing and cnrrsncy-IIo Explains Ills
Financial Dm-Gsneral Wa'hlng'on
NeMl.
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NEW YORK, pee. 1.-THE supreme
court to-day confirmed the rtpor, ot the
rparlhi commission approving the pros
posed underground railroad for 'hls CIV
'rhc contract indemnity bond was nSed
ut Sih,O0O.0OO
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nOpERT RlOHARpsoN AcovIrrED.
The Martins Ferry Man Cleared by n
Jury at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o. Dec 1I.-Robcrt
Richardson, OF Martins Ferry. charged
with imparsonatlng pension officer
was acquitted In the United States court
to-day by q Jury
II developed that Richardson Ind
been arrested by man who mpcraon-
ntcd deputy United slotca marshal,
and this had much to do with Richard
tnn'a nruulttnl
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PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE famous model,
I.ucle Haeerland has had her beauty
destroyed by viirlol thrown At her by
another model named Juldlcclll, In a ilt
OF teplouHy,
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ST PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-The re-.
tltinE United states minister to Uni
ted statca Clifton II. Brcckcnridgcwaa
received In audience by thc cEar ycstcr.
day, and presented hls letters of recall,
Mr.. breckenridge presented to his INA.
jesly hls successor, y a, Hitchcock
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PARIS, pee ii-M Henri Mhrct
member VI the chamber of deputies and
NJ Almc do ptllnt.Martn, formcr
m,mber. have been arrested IN connec.
tion with the Panama scandal,
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thrown into tine river. Mr. sparrIer IS
about seventy five years OF age and Is
wen known In this locality as a preach
er and book agent,
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For West virginia and western rcnnsyl-
vnnln, fnln rnfly Saturday morning, iol-
lowcd'by falri decidedly culdur continuing
through sunday northwest Hales,
through Sunday. hlgh northwcstcrly
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The demand for woolen goods Is In
creaslng and some mills are In the mar
ket providing for a greater production.
though most OF them are ssill waiting
and the wool market Is remarkably dull.
sales at the three chief points being To-
3O7.lOO pounds. against iSi0o,ioo pounds
last year. 17.i79.iiO In 1895 and l6bOi, 100
In 1892 While prices are said to be held
without change, manufacturers are at
present I'm for bargains and foreign wool
in considerable quantity Is coming this
way
Failures for the week have been 329 IN
the United States, against SsI last year
and 2S In Canada aEslnst ~ last year.