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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
Mr. Nnell IIn. Conre,rrh.

NEW YORK, Nov. o.-The Herald TO.
morrow will say:
"Emnnucl Friend, counsel for Mrs.
Augugta Mack, was at the Harlem opera
house last night. II was noticed when
he oame into tho lobby that he appeared
nervous and excited. His extreme norv.
ouHncsg caused como comment and he
remarked that hc had Just come from q
long Interview with hl8 cllont,Mrs, Mack
Ilo cat half the play through and on go-
lng out said!
"Mra Mack has confessed. Thnt IL all
] rnn say. She has confessed md WI
10 on the stand tomorrow against
Thorn I cannot talk abOttt the matter
any Further, I have made q solemn
promiac of secrecy There fa no use NJ
trying To SEQ mo lntcr.-thorc IN no ueo
trying TO SEQ any one else. Even MIR
Howe does not l,Dow The few others
who do know are pledged to eccrecy,nH
am shall 80 home dgconnoct my tel.
ephOne and rcfuao to SEQ any one or nm
Hwcr any durHtunt Mrs. Mack has
made full confoHlon- -ihnta nll I cnn
enVh
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9,-The Union
Pacific reorganization committee has ar
ranged with the treasury department for
the transfer to them of the bonds in the
sinking fund and the cash payment
therefor on the 22nd Of the present
month. These bonds, which were pur-
chased at their face value by the COM
mittee at the time Of the sale OF the road,
amount to $lS,645,250, and the amount in
cash which will be covered in to the
treasury will increase the available cash
balance to approximately S2fS,506'eo6.
The available balance in the treasury to-
day exclusive OF gold was $5O,o0l,S6l.
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ILLINOIS MINERS
Are Excited over the Reported I'M
portation OF ChineseS
REMONSTANCE PREPARED

Which will be Placed Before Governor
Tanner by the Unitsd Mine, worEsr''
and ifhe shouid FatI to Act the Matter
VIII be Laid Before Prssldsnt MeIhin-
Isy-Aiinsrs In the Southern Part OF ILL.,
iaols do not Take tho Matter seriously,
Claiming that It Is nleT on the Part
or the Operators.
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MARION. Ind, Nov o.-rhe Marion
Lodge ef lglks sometime ngo admitted
Robert FIlzslmmons an n member Tho
action bcinR mn alleged violation Of the
Ftiiea Of The order, tho Marion lodge wnH
lately commanded NV the Grand Exnli-
cd ruler to cxpcl lrltzslmmons. The
lodge to-day decided to stand by ltA In
ltnUon and refuse 10 net until the mat,
ter N finally decided by the Supreme
Ruler Of the ordoN II. ~ Dotmore, OF
ItnrrlrbtIru PA
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SOUTH AMERIcAN AYrA1Rs.
ItIiled His RIval-Trouble Expected In
United states OF Colombia.

It1iled His Rlvai-TroabIe Expected In
United states OF Colombia.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-President Ig-
leslas, of Costa Rica, has taken anoth-
er step to secure his reelection. He
has exiied his predecessor. former Pres-
ident Mora, according to a statement
made by DR.. j. H. Feuss, of Bocas del
Toro, United States of Colombia, who
arrived here to-day on the Atlas liner,
Altai, from Port Limon.
In speaking OF the condition OF af-
fairs in the United States of Colombia
where presidential election is to be
iieidron December 8, DR.. Feuss said:
They are expecting trouble there. An
ominous feeling prevails, though 80
far there has been peace. The candi-
date OF the conservative party is Reyes,
and Caro- is the liberal candidate. There
is standing army of 1900 men In Col
umbia, very we'll equipped. The gov
ernment is holding the army In readi-
ness in case q revolution is attempt-
ad
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NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Ernest sher-
land, twenty-five years Of age. an Eng
llshman, committed suicide this after
noon in his room on Fifth avenue, by
turning on the gas. He left a letter ad-
dressed to w. Bernard. an actor now
playing in this city. Bernard said that
dependency caused by family troubles
and lack Of funds had probably prompt
ed the suicide. He said that he met
sherland In New Orleans about two
wears ngO,
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WASHINGTON, Nov. GA crank ap-
peared at the white house early to-day
and demanded to see President McKin-
ley. He said the President had not treat
ed him right. He tried to go up stairs
by the elevator, but was taken In charge
by the officers. He broke away from
them and tried to hide behind the con-
seryatory and was then taken to the
police station. At police headquarters
the man said he was Henry Rocket, of
1241 Fourth street, Southwest. There Is
no such name and address in the city d.
raNtnry t.I ..
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arura.r ana A,,en,p,sti snisldl.

NEW YORK, Nov s-charles sehle-
gel, murdered his wife, Caroline in their
home in East seventy-seventh street, to-
day, by shooting her behind me left ear.
Death was almost instantaneous. schle-
gel then tried to kill himself with Shoe
makers knife. hacking his left arm and
causing severe wound. He was placed
under arrest before he could accomplish
his purpose. Schlegels slxteen-ycar-md
son Charles was held as n witness he
said that he found Sl3 in his pocket when
he dressed and believes It was put there
by his father with n view OF throwing
suspicion on him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
GULDRNSUPPE MURDER
Tho Trial Of Thorn Progressing Rnpidiy.
Twenty Witnesses Examined YrStsr-
dRy-NIrn. Mack ConfeS.ts.

Tho Trial OF Ihorn PTogreaalnH Nhpluly.
Twenty Witnesses Examined YrStsr-
Lay-NirA Mack ConfeSsts.
NEW YORK, Nov. o,-The trial OF
Martin Thorn for the alleged murder of
VIM. Guldensuppe began in earnest this
morning. Yesterday the jury was se-
cured and at 10 o'clock this morning
District Attorney VIM. ]. Youngs began
his address. Thorn. clean shavcn and
well groomed, sat with uHmovcd coun-
tenance as the prosecuting attorney
outlined his case. When he had con-
cluded the taking OF testimony began
Twenty witnesses were summoned for
examination to-day and the district at
torncy took them one by one just as
the finding Of the different portions OF
the body opened up TO the public the
fact that n terrible crime had been
committed. Four OF the witnesses were
the boys who, while swimming in the
East river, had found the upper por-
ton OF the severed trunk, and then fol-
lowed tho policemen who were called
to the soenc OF the finding, and they in
turn were followed by witnesses who
testified to the bringing Of that part Of
the body to the morgue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The annual
lcoayentlon OF the United States Daugh-
tes OF the Confederacy will begin In
Baltimore tomorrow and will probably
be in session three days The sessions
will bc held at Lehman's hail, and will
be presided over by the president, Mrs.
F'itzhugh Lee, Of Virginia.
The association was formed three yeara
ngo and now has 140 chapters In all OF
the southern and some in the northern
sNntpa
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sPAIE's ANSWER
To wooarord's Note Paclne-EvIdencts OF
Friendly Feeling.

MADRID, Nov. 9.--1n response to a
cable message from n non-ofIlclal Amer
lean source. Senior sagasta, the premier,
has Gent the following cable declara,
tion through Senor Dupuy de LONE, the
Spanish minister Mt Washington:
80 far from seeking Il pretcxt to de.
clare war against the United states,
Spain would regard II ns great mis-.
fortune to be given the occaslon for
such an unhappy resolution. Animated
40 she ls by the most amlcuble scntl-
monts toward the great republic, Spain
hopes of'Amcrlca that the latter will do
it# utmost 10 fortlfy sentiments OF
friendship for the sake and welfare Of
both countries, while at the same tlmG
respecting the rights Of Spain"
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov o.
Chnrlcs dolbarth, a clgarmnkor of No,
2O27 Lawrence street, this city, this M
lcrnoon shot aud fatally wounded his
fnlhUr-ln-lnw FrcdUrlolt Fhtg Br, und
hls non, Frederick lrlS, ir, and lhon
lhUt himself In the hond. II IN thought
thHt HH three viii dip The shooting
wi8 the result Of n iumlly aunrrcL
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. o.--'rhc
ftH text OF spaIas reply to the wood.
ford note was read Mt tho cabinet meet.
lng today. It's tone was very pacific
ana instead Of being nj all wnrllhc was
regarded by the cabinet az very salts.
factory and ~ calculated TO nllay any
fear OF hostile outbreak.
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YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov D.-Thc en-.
plbyoa NJ the Andrew nrug. compnny'l
blast furnace have been given notice
Of q ten per cont advance In wages III
20 into effect December /. II IN under.
stood that other blast furnaces will
room advance The wagon Of their en-.
pluyoB
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henceforth the monetary system OF the
United States shall rest on the single
gold standard"
The next meeting OF the league will
be held in Washington during January,
1898
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov o,-Thcrc. has
been no change for The boiior In The
condition Of Commissioner OF Patents
Ruttcrworth since this afternoon. llu
accma 90 be holding Ma own, however,
and that gives some ENCOURAGEMENT TO
hlA family nnd friends.
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FOR SOUND MONEY.
Meeting of the Executive Commit
tee OF the National League,
THE FINANCES IN GOOD SHAPE.
Aid Provided for Dlsseminators in
Certain Sections.
REPORTS FROM MANY STATES.

DI,elo'Ing the situation in the Country.
Missionary Work Necessary In Nsbras-
Ea aud ArksnsAS ESpselAlIy-EI-sscrs-
tary horton Says Bryan has United All
the FsnltaeS, BiEots aud Idiots for the
Purpose ofUpholdinE tho Free Coinage
ofsuvrr-c Committee Issues an Address 10
the y.-'IntornationAl RimstalIlsm
a, a World Possibility Is Dead"
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1t was at the attaclt OF Fort Fisher
that he won his gcliest renown. AHslst-
ed by Lieutenant Preston and a vomn-
tecr crew from hs own ship, he com
mnndcd the Louisiana, which loaded
with 1t5 tons Of Euupuwdcr und bombs
set to explode by clock work, was towed
close to tho fort The officers and men
were tnkcn off by tho steamer Wilder
ness. The powder bnat blew up as ex-
pectcd, but did little injury to the fort.
This operation was suggested by General
BENJAMIN II. Butler, and Admiral Por-
ter, who detailed the officers. In his re-
port said:
Commander Rhlnd and Lieutenant
Preston engaged In the most pcrloua nd
venture that was perhaps ever under
takcnAg an incentive TO others / beg
leave to recommend them for promotion.
None In the squadron considered that
their lives would be saved, and COM
mandcr Rhind and Lieutenant Preston
had made an arrangement 10 sacrifice
themselves IN case the vessel was board
cd, q thing likely 10 happen"
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Pe.tma,t,rs nnd Psn.lon..
Special Dispatch to the IntelllEencer
WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Pension C

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
WASHINGTON. Nov, s,-Pension cer-
tlfcates have been issued to West Vir-
ginla applicants as follows:
Reissue and increase-Francis M.
Cleel1, jackson.
Increase-Robert Junkfns. Wheeling.
widows-C Clarlnda Mcpherson, Cuba;
Sarah Adams, BARLEY; Elizabeth Pride.
Halleck; Bridget Bradley, ParkersburB;
Barbara Mathews, Anthem
other certificates issued are: William
v. r. CreslSey, original pension, Steu-
benviIle. Ohio; Jesse Waters, original
pension, GAINESVILLE. Ohio; minor OF Hen
~ G. Lewis, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
West Virginia postmasters of the
fourth class have been appointed as fol-
lows: NJ. l.. Scott, Boothsville, Marion
county; Joseph C. Hays Friendly, Tyler
county.
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GoDERICH, Ont, Nov. 9.-Fred and
Harvey Elliott, brothers, hotel keepers
Of varnln, near Bayfield,, qunrrclied last
night and during tho strugglewhlch en-
sued Fred shot Harvey. killing him In
atantly
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LONDON, Nov. 9.-The birthday OF
the prince Of Wales was celebrated to-
day with tho usual nag holsting. bell
ringing and artillery saluics. He was
born November ., 1881.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Nov GA rer
monstrance against allowing Chinese
coal miners 10 be imported into the state
for the purpose of mining coal at Will
mlngton, and other towns in place of the
striking miners, win be placed before
Governor Tanner, in the name of tho
United Mine Workers OF Illinois,
The governor will also be asked to CO.
operate with heistate secretary of the
Minets' Federation in keeping out tho
coolle labor.
State Secretary W. D, Ryan, of the
Miners Federation, states that II the
Chinese are imported and set to work
in the northern coal fields bloodshed will
surely result and riot be instlgated
over the importation, The action of the
operators, Mr. Ryan holds, II the Chi
nese are Imported and set TO work, VIII
inclte the strikers to open rebellion and
warfare will result. II Governor Tan
ner refuses to interfere, Secretary Ryan
says, the matter will be carried TO Pres
ident Mckinley.
SPRING VALLEY, Ills, Nov. 9,-The
news that Cinnamon are TO be imported
into the mines at Carbon hill IL not con-
sidered very seriously at this place, Men
stood around the corners to-day in knots
discussing this latest phase of the strike
situation In northern Illinois. But the
coolies did not interest them as much as
the reported settlement Mt Bracevlllet
where II Is stated the miners have ac-
cepted the operators offer. The men In
this part Of the district are indignant at
the action OF the Braceville men in &C.
cepting settlement below the scale,
The Spring Valley men claim to have
the strike won. and the leaders say that
no matter IL Braceyille does return to
work at non-unlon scale the Spring
Valley men win hold out until next May
II necessary, for the scale formulated at
Springfield. Ladd. Seatonviiie, Gasaiie
and Peru are equally firm.
The labor leaders here scoff at the
idea of the "Coolle" movement being a
success. They say It is only n bluff
Said one prominent leader to-day:
what II they do succeed in working
one obscure mine with Cinnamon, that
does not necessarily break the strike
we hIt HOl kNlAb W ltt NNu HuHul tu
Chinese at Carbon hill make the price
OF coal digging for 1000 whito miners Of
northern Illinois. The very fact that
the northern Illinois operators are i'm
porting cheap "Coolie" labor Is an indl-
cation that the white miners are poorly
paid and evidence Of the justice OF their
cause"
A committee OF miners from this point
OF the district win probably be sent to
Bracevllle for the purpose of inducing
the meu of that place TO reconsider
their late action. A delegate convention
of the northern Illinois miners will lie
held at Streator tomorrow and an effort
wifi also be made to get the Bracevtitc
men to rescind the vote by which they
decided to go to work below the scale.
a report Is current here that settle
ment has been effected at Wenona un-
der tho terms Of the Springfield scale.
John Mitchell, the district organizer, left
last right for the seat OF the trouble at
Bracevllle and Carbon hill.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 9.-The
council held with Governor Mount with
reference to the importing Of Kentucky
miners into Davless and Pike counties,
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BALTIMORE, Md, Nov o -Roccly.
orH Cowon and Murray NJ the nnltl-
moro q ohio rallfpal, to-day ana IN
tho United States circuit court uiclr
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DIED

FRIpENnERG AT tho rcsldence Of
NJ Sonncborn, 100 Fourteenth
street, dn Wednesday November 10,
1897, at 2 o'clock n, mo MRS, RRlN-
DELLA FRtDENBERd, agcd s.
years.
Funeral notice hereafter,
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report for the month OF August show
ing total receipts OF SS,627, ,SsAs5 and to-
tai disbursements OF $3,1sS, lOl.0S, leav-
ing a balance August 81 OF s49il2sS.lO.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 9-The
council held with Governor Mount with
reference to the importing Of Kentucky
miners into Davless and Pike counties.
Ind, to take the place Of striking min
era of Cabei and Kaufman coal opera
tives, has come TO n satisfactory end
ing. One hundred OF the striking min
ers, II Is said. will go 10 work immedf-
ately and others will follow. The labor
commissioners went to Daviess county
to-day for the purpose Of bringing
about a better understanding between
employees and employers.
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DEATH OF A HERO
Passing Away of Admiral Rhind Recaiis
n Pnmous war Episode.

NEW YORK, Nov. o.-Rcar Admiral
Alexander Golden RhIHd, U. s. NJ, is
dead, at his home in this city, aged aev-
cnty-elx. He had been confined to his
bed for I'VE weeks.
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MOBILE, Ala, Nov. o.-Thc report for
to-day show elk new cases. The llst NJ
rcroreFlea ~ latgp, aa Il has been for The
past three days Thctc were hut three
deaths, The report from Whistler Is that
there are sixteen new cases there
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ouEENsTowN-wacslund, Phtta.
dclphla.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov D,--Yellow
fever continues on the decrease as to.
days record indicates and the board OF
public health e. clatcd over the prospects
Of an early termination of the scare
which haR 90 badly crippled commerce,
The businors situation continues "a
brighten. The new .cascs reported to-
day number six and four deaths
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A Prominent Citizen Of Tyler caunty'
Underwent ,sarRicai Operation In n
New York HOspItal-A Distinguished
Soldier and Incorporating RsPnbli-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-12-04
THE E, Z. & w. V. GRACE STA
FACTORY,

In the spring of 1896, Messrs, E. G.
aud w. Y. Grace removed their stnve
factory from New Albany Miss. to
Greenville, induced to do so by the
abundant supply ofumber necessary TO
their business which can be found in
the Delta forests, and by the great ad
vantage possessed by Greenvile as a
distributing point, as well as the rapid
growth aud active business spirit OF
the town Itself So well has the wis.
dom of their choice been demonstrated
that their plant has already grown
TO the proportions of leading manu-.
featuring industry of the city, and is
constantly. extending It's operations in
order to keep up with the increasing
demands of their business and the
growth of It's circle OF patronage.
The plant Just completed by them
Is situated at the foot OF Kinds street
convenient to both railroads and the
Mississippi river, possessing the most
complete facilities for . ".cc,,i the
raw material from the numerous ium.
her camps eqtapished by the concern
IN the lheighboring country, AID for
shipping the manufactured output TO
market. The new p'ant of the Mes
Srs. Grace is complete in all its de-
tails, its machinery is all new and OF
the latest aud best make, and the capa
atty oflhe factory has been Increased
70 as much as TWENTY thousand slave,
per day,
The mill when running full force
will give occupation to from twenty
i've 10 thirty men, many ol whom are
sKiled workmen The regular force
employed III the woods for getting
out rough material is about one nun
dred, who are employed the year
pound,
The output Of the mill is all kinds
of tight barrel slaves aud heading,
using only the different speces OF
white oak timber, which Is found in
abundance in the forests of the Delta
lbey manufacture slaves varying in
length from 10 TO 46 inches, aud OF
any thickness required.
SO rapid has been the growth OF
the enterprise since its establishment
IN Greenville, that the company's
plants in other localities are now be-
ing concentrated hero, aud the Green
vile factory wilt IN a short time be a
great central CONCERN, having branches
al other desirable locations III Missis.
slppi aud Arkansas. The business of
lIp important factory Of the company
nov in Arkansas Is being wound up
Is fast as possible, with the Intention
al removing it In short time to DO.
come part Of the Greenvillo establish
menl, Tho company have mauy
large lumber camps scattered through
Tie surrounding country, winch are
largely instrumental in clearing aud
settling II; aud apart from being all
institution OF great value to the city OF
GreenYille lis influence will be felt
more and more through the country
adjoining.
The firm Is composed of Southern
men, natives Of Mississippi, who, by
Industry, good business principles and
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-12-04
Anchor lime.

Bo2ts pass GreenYlIIe, Two
: S2;sSSzS each way, twice a week
Sunday and Wednesday. Boats going
M the river connecting at Memphis
Cairo and st, Louis with all railroads
ana steamboat lines diverging. Careful
attention to way and plantation busl'
ness The right is reserved to pass any
landing deemed unsafe.
Excursion rates now on sale to Mem
phis, Cairo and st. Louis, with privilt &c
of returning by rail-. Rooms engaged lol
anv boat or date. Further iptormatlon
cheerfully furnished on application.
j. j. HAYS, General Agent,
Vicksburg. Miss,
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The Coming Woman.

who goes to the club while her hus-
hand tends the baby, as we'll as the
GOOD old-fashioned woman who looks
after her home, will both at times get
run down In health. They will be
troubled with loss of appetite, head
aches, sleeplessness, fainting or dizzy
SMELLS. The most wonderful remedy
for these women Is Electric Bitters.
Thousands of sufferers from Lame Back
and Weak Kidneys rise up and call it
blessed. 1t is the medicine for women,
Female complaints and Nervous trobles
of all kinds are soon relieve by the use
of Electric Bltters. Delicate women
should keep this remedy on hand to
build up the system. Only so cts. per
bottle. For safe BY Finlay's dreg store
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sound judgment, have built up q
business which is destined In tho fu-
lnre to exercise strong influence IN
The Industrial history of the Della
country
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