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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-19
N DESPERATE srRAITa
Tho miners in tho Pittsburgh Miner
Threaten Heroic Measures.

Tho miners in the PlttsbnrEh miners
Threaten Heroic Measures.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 1s.-rhe
Post this morning says:
"Since the return OF the officials of
the United Mine Workers and delegates
to the national convention, matters In
the ooaI-mIning situation in the Pitts
burgh district are beginning to as
sumo a serious turn. The miners of the
districtOhaye become tired OF temporar-
iZing. and, in spite of the want and
hunger they have been subjected to,are
in a state OF desperation, which, II
called upon 10 assert itself, will boda
The miners officials have come TO
the conclusion that there is j crisis
near at hand, and will to-day make a
final e.,ort TO ward on any trouble that
seems to be imminent. The basis oil
their claim is that the New York q
Cleveland Gas Coal Company Is the
cause OF the trouble. In this claim they
are, in a great measure, sustained by a
large number Of coal operators, who
say they cannot advance the price Of
mining so long as the New York d
Cleveland Company competes in the
market against them at ruinouS prices.
The plans for q final conference OF
operators and miners, at which there
will be given an ultimatum, were be-
ing arranged last night and It is hoped
to bring all the interested parties to-
gether to-day. It IS expected to reach
the offending company through third
party, who IL said 10 have much IN
fluence in conducting the policy OF the
corporation. II no agreement can be
reached. war will in all probability, be
declared. and serious condition OF az
fairs will be the outcome"
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HERE is A FIEND.
The Villain Who Caused the Great wreck
In Alabama confs,sss the Deed -Hs Only
Wnnted Money.

tn. Villain Who Caused the Great wreck
In Alabama Con6sssss the Deed -IIs Only
Wanted Money.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1s,-A special
to the Times Democrat from Atlanta,
Ga, says; Sam Palatka, cross-eyed. a
fiend In expression, revolving IN counte-
nance, has confessed to having perpe-
trated the great cahnba bridge disaster.
which occurred three weeks ago In Ala
bama. StolIdly and with immovable
lines OF criminal harshness on his face,
he admits that slnEle-handed, he sent
thlrty-five persons to a horrible death
and wounded and manned q score more.
There was no romantic reason back OF
the work of this courageous coward, a
man who dared discovery TO obtain
few dollars.
'I did it,r said Palatka. II wanted
money. It's nobody's business what l
wanted It for. did It, / found It very
easy. I say this for the benefit OF those
who want to wreck trains. il IS just as
easy TO wreck a passenger train as 1t Is
10 wreck a fright train. There Is no
money in freight. ] did not get any OUT
OF the wreck. moved rail. put II
across the track and the whole business
seemed to fall. There was plenty OF
dead folks with money-pne man nad
SjOO-but before could get at 1t, me i've
ones got up and then the crowds came
skipped out then"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-19
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
Steering Committee to be Appointed.
states Finances to be Looked Into.

Steering Committee to be Appointed.
states Finances to be Looked Into.
Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. ia
c,ucus Of the Republican members OF
both houses was held tonight in the
hall Of the house of delegates. Senator
Young of Upshur, presiding. Matters
Of party policy were discussed at
length. The most important action was
10 make provision for a steering COM
mlttee to facilitate the work OF the
session and to guide In matters having
party bearing. This committee VIII
he appointed bv the president OK the
senate and speaker Of the house.
There was some talk OF methods Tor
amending the constitution or making
n new one. No determination has been
reached. but 1t Is safe to say that no
constitutional convention will be call
ed. A special committee will be form
cd 10 ascertain and report the exact
financial condition OF the state. Here
tofore, the legislature has never had
preclse and detailed information on
this subject. 1t is determined to nave
n now n possible, and to know precise
IL the condition under which the Re
publican party Is starting. G. y. H.
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FIN DE sRICLg DIVORCE
Princess De chimAy's Cass-TIor Mother il
Against Her.

AGAtnBt ttef'
cHARLERoI, Jan. 1S,-The action for
divorce brought by Prince de chimay
against his wife. formerly Miss. Clara
Ward, OF Detroit, Mich, who eloped with
n Hungarian Gypsy last summer, opens
here tomorrow in Camera. Maltre AL
lain, of the court OF appeals, OF Paris
VIII defend the princess,
In an interview to-day with a repre-
sentative OF the Associate Press Maltre
Allain said:
"The case will be cause cclebre and
the divorce Of the century principally
because the mother OF the princess
takes the princes side, and because OF
the prominence In II of q kings name.
The newspaper statements that the
princess defense will be that She suffers
from n nervous disorder are untrue. The
princess Is perfectly woll In mind. She
IL willing TO allow her husband the GUS
tody OF their children, but insists on her
right 10 visit them occasionally. II 10
equally untrue that the princess has lost
her fortune. She still has n good Income,
In spite OF the large sums shc has spent
in various ways, and does not need to
sing anywhere. Prince dc Chimay asks
for nm allowance OF 10000 francs and the
princess consents. When the children
are OF age they will enjoy tho income
under the Belgium law, of their portions
OF their mothers fortune"
When Maitre Allain was asked II the
princess loves JnnOs Rlgo, her Gypsy
lover. the DISTINGUISHED lawyer replied:
Il am quite sure that she does not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-19
THE INDIAN PLAGUE
Negotiations Sufficient to Keep It From
Entering Here.

Negotiations Sufficient 60 Keep It From
Entering Here.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1s.-The
European panic on account OF the bu-
bonic plague which Is raging in India
has induced the marine hospital SER
vice to take measures to allay any un-
easlness which may arise in the Uni
ted States, and TO establish additional
safeguards against the possibility OF
contagion reaching to the United
States.
Surgeon General Wyman Is engaged
In preparing circular to be sent TO
officials OF the marine hospitals service
and to United States consuls abroad,
calling their attention TO existing sam
itary and commercial regulations, and
urging them TO take every possible
precaution 10 prevent the importation
of the plague 10 the United States.
General Wyman says that the existing
regulations are sufficient 10 keep the
plague from the United States.
Speaking OF the plague, Dr. Wyman
said: mo great apprehension IS felt OF
Its introduction into the United States
though special measures 10 prevent
have been In operation for more chan a
year. The present outbreak may oe
traced to China in 1894 and two years
ago the quarantine officers on the Pa
cific const were instructed to be spe-
cialIy vigilant with regard 10 lt, and
have dlsInfected the baggage OF all
Chinese and Canadian immigrants, and
an understanding was had with the
Canadian government by which they
agreed to do the same with Immigrants
landed ut Vancouver.
Gold weather Is not a protection
against the plague as 1t brings abou:
tire crowding together Of more people
in houses. The bacillus was discover
ed I'm 1894 by japanese scientist. The
germ IL easy TO kill and can be killed
by sulphur fumigation. The thermal
death rate Is one hundred and seventy
six degrees Fahrenheit When this
plague prevailed In Russia in 1878 1t
was found necessary to burn a large
Village. which was its stronghold. in
order 20 stamp Il out"
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MONEY TIED UP
In Bail for Accused cubanS-Ths Junta
AlI Right, However.

In Bail for Accused CubanH-The JuntA
All Right, However.
NETWORK. Jan. lS,-Tha Mail and
Express says:
The Cuban junta has something like
$4,000 pilea up in deposits with the
United States government, made in lieu
OF real estate security for the appearance
OF sevsrll members OF the revolutionary
party who arc charged with violation OF
the neutrality laws.
The Spanish government has sought 10
embarrass the junta by causing arrests
to be made on old and almost forgotten
charges, 50 that 1t would be necessary 70
devote to bail purposes the capital thar
might be advantageouSly used IN tho
purchase OF arms and ammunition
'Instead Of being crippled financially
by these arrests, the Cubans can meet
them as fast as they come, Contribu-
tions havesbeen coming in more literally
since 1.-THE death OF Maceo than before,
from all over the United States. A gen
erous donation came recently from
Paris.
Speaking in n negative sense" said
one OF the juHta this morning. I'VE are In
the position OF solvent merchants, while
Spain is Il bankrupt"
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INTERESTING FIGURES.
Occupations OF tho American People
Number OF Working People.

Occupations OF the American People,
Number OF Working People.
WASHINGTON, b. C., Jan. 1s.-Much
Interesting data about the occupations
Of the American people Is given In a de-
iayed bulletin of tho eleventh census,
which has just been furnished the press.
i shows that the total number Of people
engaged in occupations OF all kinds IN
1880 was %. 73j, G6l. This Is m increase
q over 100000 working people IN n de-
caae This whole number OF working
people consists OF those ten years old
and over and makes up over &c per cent
OF he entire population and almost Il
pei aert VI all persons ten years old and
ogrr
" the whole number OF working peo-
Pc the females form iI22 per cent. Di-
l'a'I into classes the working people OF
tla country are as f0llOwsi Agriculture,
isln-,e5 and mining, 9.O3l 1886: profes-
AuhA' 1888; domestic ard personal
Service, 1890 III: trade and tranapOrta-
lpA, a.a-hlZ.. manufacturing and me-
claHlcal industries 5,O91,293
me domestic and personal fervlce In
'luIes motel keepers, soldiers, GailorS
ma marines, lab1rcrs, burbers detect
IIH1' etc. The first named class is ton
years. gain Of over q million. or OF al
most 100000 for a score Of years.
Considerable more than four-hfths OF
1hs ilHterate male population Of the
country ana over onc-fourth OF the init
crate female population are working.
over SO per cent OF the working men are
married, over ~ VGr cent single. over
per cent widowed and Due.duartcr OF one
per cent divorced. OF an foreign whites
"a. work mere IA Der cont ,,f fbs t,oIat
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srarlal Dispatch to the Intelllgencer!
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. lS.-It Is
learned here from trustworthy sources
that the silver Democracy in West Vir-
cInia are already laying plans for the
election OF the successor to Senator
Faulkner, and that If alegislature favor
pble to them shall be chosen, the senator
will abandon his intention to retire and
nose once more as "Barkls." There is a
rreat deal of time intervening, and the
partlsans Of the free and unlimited
faith hope to improve every hour OF that
time Clubs are being organized
throughout the state, 1t is reported. one
NJ me purposes OF which Is to raise u
senatorial fund" with which to meet
ths, expense of the active campaign.
Each club is to contribute regularly
from this on, according to Its capacity
and members, and the aggregate VIII be
axryudpd az a common purse with which
80 capture close counties.
Ia IS described as a great scheme, sure
ol success, n necessary eNpedipnt, since
the offices have been lost 10 the Bryan
ties Asked about any attempt to have
IN. TWO wings to "ilap together here
after. a silver advocate said there was
ro such programme. Gold bugs he
added, must go where they belong, ana
h. swore softly under his breath at the
mere mention of the Palmer contingent
The West Virginia members are all
again on duty. Messrs. Dayton and Hull
ng reporting at roll call to-day.
Massrs. c. y. Matheney. OF Sisters
vine. and Il. \. Wcliy. OF MartlnsburS,
ate .r the city.
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CAUSED COMMENT.
A German Specialist Summoned to oPsr-
ate on the Gar.

LONDON, Jan. 1s-In official circles
here and on the continent the greatest
importance Is attached to the dispatch
from st. Petersburg yesterday an
nouncing that DR.. Bergmann the emil
uent German specialist, had been sum
moned 10 perform an operation on the
car 10 prevent the possible extension
OF a slight oBseous eXcFesenoe7wh hlch has
appeared on his Uranium et tho place
where his majesty was 5truclothI JSp-
anese fanatic in 1891. while he. men the
czarowitch, was making tour g tne
world with Prince George, Of Greece
and who. by knocking The GSsailaHe
down, saved his companion from turtheH
and possibly more sedou9 mjhry,
The latter, combined with oP9VFo1lSs
has caused the car to suffer nom voL'-
tIgo for some time past. The mene fS1oe
tbat such news was issued from st, Pc
tersburg and was allowed to 20 uanS-
mitted abroad shows the gravity OF the
situation, and the London AFTERNOON pa
ners all comment uponit.
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cl,nrr,d I'd, pnnngInr &c.

Special Dispatch TO tne lhtelIlgeheer
MoRGANTOWN, w. Va, Jan, 1s.-A
good deal Of excitement was caused by
the arrest OF six OF the prominent young
men of the town by the sheriff this af-
tcrnoon. They are charged with having
badly damaged II car while on an eNcur,
oion to Fairmont TO witness football
rano last fall. Two detectives have
bcon here for some time inyeslignting
tbe nffnlr and the arrests are the out
come OF their lnbors
Tho young men gave bond IN tho sum
NJ 5000 for their appearance before the
grnnd jury ana were rolensed. Two OF
them are students al the university.
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dressmallers and milllners following
with 4g9,69O. There are a llrtle over one
million booklleepers, clerks and sales
men, 69O,G5S merchants and dealers;
5.2s1, ,557 farmers. planters and oyerseers'
and 3,OOi.061 agricultural laborers Sis,
592 miners and only n little over 10000
fishermen and oystermen.
Professors and teachers, aggregatlng
347,344, form the most numerous OF the
professional classes. Physicians and
surgeons, 1Oi,SO5, come next, then law
yc1s 1880; clergymen, Ss,923; govern
ment officials, 1864; musicians, etc,
G., ,15j: engineers and surveyors, 1928;
artiets nnd art teachers, 22,496; Journal
lists. 21,S49, and actors, 9,72S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-19
DEEP WATERWAYS


Between the Ocean and Great Lakes.
BENEFITS That Would Accrue.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. ls.-The
President to-day sent to the house the
report of the deep waterways commis-
sion consisting Of President Angel, of the
University OF Michigan; John Z. Rus
sell and Lyman l.. Cooley, which was
appointed IN 1895, under 4 resolution In
troduced by Senator Villas, OF Wisconsin,
for a preliminary inquiry as to the prac-
ucablllty OF waterways between the
ocean and the great lakes. The conclu-
sion OF the commission is that Il is en-
tircl feasible TO construct such canals
and develop such channels as will be ad-
euunte OF any scale OF navigation that
may be desired between the great lakes
and the seabOard, and to conduct
through the same domestic and foreign
commerce and that K will be wise 20
provide for securing a channel OF nayi-
gable depth OF not less than twenty
eight feet.
The commission reports that the Cana
dian commission appointed for the same
purpose have furnished much important
Information. The document gives many
statistics relating 70 traffic on the grea!
lakes. II gays that the agricultural
competition this country recently has
had 10 meet from India, likely
90 be Intensified, impel the government
10 take steps to cheaper frelghtR; that
tho limit OF reduction in railroad rates
mas been reached. and attention must be
directed to waterways.
In referring 10 wheat, the commission
expresses fear of the consciousness OF the
Increasing competition from the Argen-
tine republic and Uruguay. The rapid
development OF the American iron ore
business on the lakes indicates that with
access to the ocean by n practical water
way we can control our domestic busi-
ness and enter into competition in any
market OF the world.
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sunk A GUNB0AT.
The Insurgents Placed-aTOrpedo
Where 1t Would Do Good.
THE RELAMPAGO STRIKES IT

And cOs, to the Bottom ofths Rlvsr-slr
orths OlnosrS and CrswKillsd Outright.
The Survivors swim Ashore, bat are
Fired on by the CuBan'-Tho EEpsdi-
tlonan Utter Fauurs-PlOttins Againrt
wsylsr-wlrs orA Former Captain Gem
sral Using Every Effort TO Have Him
Rseailed-A Crisis In the InsarrsctiOn
na, About Been Reached.
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wATERLo, Ind. Jan, 1S.-H. N cof-
fnberry, the Garrett banker and alleged
embezzlcr, who has been twice arrested
during the past week on grand Jury In
dlctments, and who has been the central
figure IN the financial complications OF
THIS county died carly this morning OF
heart failure. There were five indict-
mcnts against him. which caused his Rr-
rest last Saturday and late saturday
evening he was released ON $1,000 BOND
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. lS.-Tho Rs.
publican Joint caucus for the nomination
OF a successor to Senator John NJ. Pal
mer was held tonight. The first ballot
resulted as follows: Ex-ConEressman
". i. Mason, OF Chicago, &c; Congress-
man Iorlmerof Chicago, 80; c. f. Carr,
OF Springfield, 10; S. w, Allcrton. Of Chi
caEo. L; George f. Adams. Of Chicago,
.; Congressman Joseph Cannon, OF Dam
vllle. no. NeccssarY 10 q choice. 81.
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NEW CASTLE, Pa, Jan. 1S--The
New Castle tin mill, the largest In the
world, met with terrible loss this even
ing by fire Tho rolling department OF
the big mill was entirely destroyed. The
fire started from the friction OF the big
rope from the hy wheel, and In a very
short time tho flames gained such head
way that no less than i've sets OF mills
were destroyed and the bis building
badly damaged. The fire viii throw
over 700 mon out Of employment Tho
io79 ls estimated ut $4,000; fully IN
gurrl
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BOMBAY, Jan. 1s.-The situation Is
growing rapidly worse and tho ePptlis
from the city on account Of the|bubonlo
plague continues, The official returns
issued to-day show that there have
been 1886 cases of the plague recorded
and 1852 deaths from the pestilenoe.
The Times OF India complains that the
sanitary conditions OF Bombay have
been allowed to deterlorate for ten
years past. It adds that the whole fn..
ture trade OF the city is involved and
that no expense upon the part OF tbs
government to stamp out the PLAGUE
can be 100 costly.
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nspunIIesn Lsaguo NIsstInE.

Special Dispatch 10 the lnteIIIgehceF.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. lS--
Tho following call is issued:
The annual meeting Of the Repnbli-
can League Clubs OF West Virginia,
will be held in Charleston, w.
Vn March ., 1897. Each county will be
entitled 10 one vote for each one hun
drsd votes or fraction over fifty cast
FOR Mckinley for President at the pres
identlal election, held November j.
SSIpnedN c. D, ELLIOTT.
7 W KINDELBERGER, President.
Secretary.
Rnnnbllcnn pnpers plense Copy.)
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1s.-NatIonal
Bank Examiner Escott this morning
closed the doors of the German National
Bank. j. II. Mcknight president The
capital stock Of the institution Is SOL, :
5O6 with surplus of S3l 600. The bank
Is an old one. but FOR some time past
hns been regarded as unsafe.
NEWPORT, Ky. Jan. lS.-Thc Flrst
National Bank, OF this city closed its
doors al o a. m. Their last guvcrnmeu.
report showed S2OO,O0O capital; stock sur
plus $4,000. T. y, Youtzey ~ cashier
and John Trapp president, The cause
ls attributed 90 endOgennus loans. Bank
Examiner Tucker Is In charge.
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LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch to the
Daily Mall from. Bombay says; THE
government announces that any public
servant resIgning or quitting his post
on account OF the plague will lose his
pension and will never be re-engaged.
All infected houses are being washed
with the fire hose charged with strong
phenyl. The latest outbreak OF the dis
ease has occurred ut Belgium. There
is n terrible panic and havoc from the
plague also at Katui which IL also SUI
fering severely from famine"
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THE CONTEST IS ON
For the Thirteenth District Seat in
the Senate.
WHAT GETzENDANNER CLAIMS

shafsr, who Holds the Certificate OfElee-
tIOn, HAD HIu Name Pat on the sound
Money Democratic Ticket, Upon the PEE
titlon OF BryanitsI, and AEainIt the
Protest OF tho National Democratic
Party-A Defective Certlneato seeretlp
removed and Another subStituted-Tho
Case Probably Will be concluded
To-day.
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HAVANA. Jan. 1S.-Itss reported thas
Gomez hassent special to General Ruis
Rivera, the lnsurgent leader IN the prov
ince of Pinar del Rio, urging him at'all
hazards to create n diversion in That
part oG the island, 80 as to prevent the
captain general from sending an over
whelming force against the ihsurgent
army which IS advancing from the'east.
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HNuNc HNFANha'' 'N'"
spoelal Dispatch to the IntelllGencer.

Special Dispatch TO the lntelllGenceT
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. ls.-In
The supreme court this morning the
hearing OF the case OF Clay VIZ the City
OF ST Adams was completed.
Tho case OF Barrett vs.. The Boone
Lumber Company was partly heard,
and Inc court adjourned until to-mor-
row at 10 o'clock.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 1S.-sec-
rotary Francis nomination was con-
firmed by the senate in executive sess-
ion to-day. No opposition to conHrma-
tion was made, and no vote was taken.
Senator Vest stated that he could add
nothing 10 what he had already said,
and that he had no object In further
delaying action upon the nomination.
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sT LOUIS. Jan. is--The Union
lssguc club has effected permanent or
glnlzntlon. over 400 members were ems
rolled last nirit. Tho object OF the
club * declared 10 be the furihorlng or
the interests NJ tic Republican party
After tho adoption of "A constitution, nfil-
ccrs were elected headed by Rufus j..
DclnuO for president.
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T,mnorInT yVIth I'M. .NIaiI1,

HAVANA. Jan. IS. via Key West.
Florida.-There IS considerable COM
plaint here among newspaper cores
pondents and others, in regazd TO the
alleged tampering with mall matter
upon the part OF the Spanish author-
lies here, and 1t Is believed that the
attention of the United States authortt-
les will be called to the matter.
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A GREAT SCHEME
.yolyed by the Silver Democracy
OF West Virginia.
70 CAPTURE NEXT SENATOR.
Clubs Being Organized Through.
out the State
TO RAISE A SENATORIAL FUND

Win which They Propose to Make an
Active Campaign, working 10 Capture
the Close COuntIsI-In the Event OF
ElsctlnG a Legislature Favorable to
Their Cause Faulkner will Play the
Role OF tho Ever willing "BnrISl''
wnl Have Nothing to Do with sound
Money Democrats.