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infectious PnsumonIa, Not thc Plague.

MARsEILLEs, Jan. 25.-The alarm
caused by the nine sudden deaths In
one street here on Saturday, which was
followed by the report that they were
due to the plague which is ravishlng
Bombay has subsldcd to- n great extent
owing TO Tho firm stand taken by tho
government officials. They most em-
phatlcally insist that nll the deaths were
due to infectious pneumonia ana that
there has not been n single case here OF
anything resembling the plague
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w.,l vIrgInIn po.lmn.tsr..

Special Dispatch TO the Intcllgcncer.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25,-West Vir-
ginla postmaster9 have been appointed
as'follows; Churchvllle, Lewis county
]. l.. Moneypcnny. Vice John Huson, re-
signed; Clyde. WetZcl c0untyW. ". Lee
mastara, vice w. b. P0'tlewalte. resign
ed: Mcadvllie. Tyler county, u. W. Bow
er. vice Moses GoTill. resigned; Next
Tyler county, Mrs, il. r. Pclrpont, vice
n j Swan. lead.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2j.-Jack Ever
hardt OF New orleans, and Matt Mat
tbewg. of Brooklyn. fought n fifteen
rpund draw n the Union Park Attn
lotto club tonight Matthews had a
longer reach bot Jack vas decidedly
tho heavier by Ave or geVcn pounds
lacks left hand vas injured IN inc
seventh round and he saved II during
the remainder of the hght. Matthews
made an excellent showing 3nd hl'
trainer expects great things from hini
Ia the near future,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-26

DULUTH, Minno Jan. 26.-Weather
at Duluth is very cold, the government
thermometer registering thIrty-two de-
grees below zero. while private instru-
ments go much lower. There is an alb
sence Of wind. on the ranges at Vir-
uinia fiftv-one below is the figure: at
Tower for;y-two; AZ Ely forty; at Two
Hnrhnrs tMentr-elght.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-26

HAVANA, Jan. 95,-In an engage
ment between the insurgents and a
Spanish force under General Aldave. at
selbabo, province of Santa Clara. on
Wednesday last, the insurgents besides
leaving eighteen men killed on the field
retired, according TO the official report.
with over one hundred wounded. Max
imo Gomez is now reported to be In
the vicinity OF Sancti Spiritus, province
of Santa Clara. with the members OF
the lnsnrRent government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-26

LONDON. Jan. 25,-rhe newspapers
give prominence to the proposed terms
Off the settlement OF the Catholic
schools dispute In Manitoba, and the
probable action OF the Pope. who ~
slid 10 be considering compromise
clauses of the question Sir Donald
smith. the Canadian high commissions
on Informs The Associatcd Press that
thN agreement published to-day does
not reveal anything but what is al
rradv known and pnblished In C9nada,
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cLEARFIELD, Pa, Jan. 25.--The
large tannery of the ELK Tanning COM
pany, OF Rldgway, loc1;cl in curwens-
VILE. caught fire tnis rssrnin< and all the
main buildings, including az immense
stock OF leather and undressed hides were
destroyed. The ,os5 is between Sls5lRO
and Sl5O,OOO. Ths amount 1f insurance is
not known.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
sTEUBENvILLE, O., Jan. 25.-Last
night was the coolest in years, the mer-
curry ranging from to II degrees below
in this clsy and county. The thermom-
cter has been at zero all day. There is
much dIstress among The poor.
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eastern provinces. Following closely
on this announcement It is expected Pre-
mier canovas win promulgate tho re-
forms for Cuba voted by the Corles N
1885 but Withheld until the island shah
have been regarded as pacifed b q de-
gree Rarrantlng their application.
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coNPLETE BLOCK ABE
orRsltroads In tho DaisotH'-stocl, Losses
on tin Ranges.

HURON, S. D. Jan. 2j-rhe most
complete snow blockade in rhe history
OK this portion Of the northwest since
1881 now prevails, Saturdays md sun
DAVIS storm covered This portion of the
state between TIE Missouri aud Sioux
rivers and north into North Dakota
Hero the temperature rcglStefed twen,
fy.elx below zero to-day and t1ucheu
tIifiy In other sections Fears arc en-
torfilucd for settlcfs IN the remote dls-
trlatr. where fuel Is scarce
N.ftirg r,n be learned concerning
,4a stg-i. iessca on tno ranges fJr Sow
rll dagf. but Il Is believed thcr VIII
Ic hrnyy The Chicago & Nofthwes.-
crn n openinE lts lines WIN rotary
slow pi6Ws. 4 ploo ms been se'ii
west ~ open the line 10 Pierre ana r. r.
Hove the enst-bound express whlch
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BRIDGEToN. N. j.. Jan. est has
JUST leaked out that the sloop Acosta,
which has been mlsslng from Port
Norris, n. j., for some time has sail
ed for Cuba, with arms and ammuni-
tion for the insurgents. She Is expect
ed to arrive there this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-26

LIMA, Peru, Jan. %, via CALVES
TON. Texas.-The parade of Cuban
sympathlzers yesterday was dispersed
by the police although the chlaf OF police
he'd given permiss on to organize the
procession. The Concrete ensures the
''puerile conduct" Of the In.endente and
general indignahons prevails. A protest
against the action OF the police has been
signed by 5000 citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-26

COLUMBUS. Miss, Jan. 2j.-The
Match building, one Of the largest and
hnndsomest commercial structures IN
the city. burned tonight. together with
contents. including Mayo y Wenver .
drug store. Loss $4,000; Insurance AO'-
mn
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has been held at HIghmore since SAT-
urday morning. This train has forty
passengers. The Chicago & Milwaukee
road is completely blockaded here and
the Great Northern Will not be open for
several DAYS,
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sT. PETERSBURG Jan, %. Tho
Grand Duchess Senia sister qf the
Gear, aud wife of the Grand Duke AL
exnnder Michaelelyitch has given
birth to a son
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NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-ReceIver Cow
on, Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company. announces that 100000 In
Iorest due February on the bonds OF
the company viii be paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-26

OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. &c, a. m,-Paci-
c Junction. Iowa, Is burning, Aid mas
eru asked from PlattsmOuth Neb.
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For West Vlrglnln. fair weather.. north
crly To westerly winds not so cold
F'or Western Pennsylvania and ONO,
fair weather. slight rise IN temperatures
westerly winds,
Local Trnprrature'
THE temperature yesterday 1s observed
hy r. Schnrpr drigglHt. corner tourtecnth
and Market streets, was as IouuWs'
u, mo,.",..,.. Q5.g p m"''''''''''''.'
ga, mvt.,...,.,,. WI T. "a;
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Observation-Disclosures, New York.
BOSTON-Catalonia. Liverpool.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
TELeeRApHlc eReVlTlEs.

Queen Victoria. in passing thron o.
Franco, was met nenr Paris by President
Faurc.
The Rev. rr. Simon e. 1.cf frr.on o,
Chicago was elected % trustee q Princeton
university.
A bill to logllize tho opening OF rlee
tracks was introduced IN tho New JesscF
legislature
Queen Ranavalona III has he0n exiie
by the French from Madagascar 10 tie
island of Reunion.
Tho University Of Cambridge. in Fn-
land, conferred the degree Of III. p. ufon
Emhassador Bayard
Four men threw John Hoppin of Muun
tain View, y. j.. from his wagon and
made of with his team.
IL was announced in Madrid that Gen
sral Primo de Rivera will succeed General
polayieia as governor Of the Philippine
Islands.
IT Clay Evans of Tennessee was selected
by President Mckinley for commissioner
% pensions and Perry Heath TOR first as
sistant postmaster general.
General George Jefferson Magee, a resi-
dent OF Corning. y. ", died 40 Nice
France, where he went ON account of his
health. He was president Of the Fail Brook
Railway company and the Blossburg Coal
company.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
SOLD FORGED POLICIES.
An Agent of the Hamburg Bremen Fire
Insuranee Comnany Confes.es Irnnl.

An Agent of the Hamburg Bremen Fire
Insurance Company Confes-es FRAUD.
WHITE PLAINS \. T.. March IL -
Charles Smith Of Pieasantville, an agent
for the Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance
company Of New York, was arrested last
night charged by the company with for
gerry IN the first degree He was locked in
the White Plains Jail. It is asserted that
Smith has issued fraudulent policies,
counterfelts of those of the company, in
the farming districts OF Westchcster coun.
~. He has made full confession to Eep-
uty sheriff John c. Verplanck, who ar.
rested him.
Smith was the agent for the Hamburg
Bremen company in pleamntyille for
three years and has always horne good
reputation. There are three other conpa
nies which issue risks in plcnsantviile,
and smith has acted as agent for them ALL
The fOrgerics came to the company s no.
tice by chance. A man in Columbus, o.. ,
who had once done business with the com
pany, three weeks ago noticed a proof of
one Of their policies in the Office OF the
Terry Engraying company In That city.
This was about three weeks ago.
Thinking it strange that the company
should employ Columbus house 10 do its
printing no wrote to the company cw
York Office Counsel for tho company at
once commenced an investigation. The
engraving company said they had printed
5000 copies of the policy at smiths order.
Facsimiles of the signatures Of two of
the company's officers appear at the bottom
of the genuine policies A policy is made
valid when countersigned by one Of their
agents.
Justice Douglas II. Murray Of White
Plains issued "a warrant, aud smith WAS
arrested yesterday afternoon i'm his Office.
He confessed TO Deputy sheriff NerplancS
that he had the policies printed and that
he had issued II to as many farmers In
Pleasantville The amount in cash case is
small.
There had teen no loss on any Of the
forged policies issued, as none had as yet
been presented TO the company.
Smith was arraigned before Justice
Murray and held to await tho action OF
the grand jury.
The penalty for forgery in the first do
gree is imprisonment for a term not "2
ceeding - years.
Smith is about 40 years old and unTrr
ried He has lived in ploasnntville for
about ten years. His methods showed lit
tie forethought for che forged policies
could not have escaped detection had ans
losses occurred and the policies been pre-
sented 10 tho company.
His profits could not have been large,
rs the policies have all been issued within
the last two months
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
mo Indletment Oh McKnlrhi.

Louisville, March II. Tho most vol
luminous indictment over returned in q
United States district court I'm kentucky
hasbeen entered by the federal grand jury
against !. NJ. Mcknight, late president Of
the dcfunct German National hnnk. lt
embraced 240 pages Of closely typewritten
matter and contained ~ square and dis
tinct counts I'm which there wero specified
violations Of the national banking laws in
cluding embozzloment false entry and
false report 90 the comptroller These are
the charges ON which Mcknight was ar
rested soon after the comptroller took
charge of the German National bank Nc
Knight was taken before Judge Barr and
bond fixed at Si3, 600. a deputy marshal
was detailed TO accompany Mcknight on
his search for a bondsman. which up to "a
late hour last night was iruitless.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
snrs snnin Is Tlrcd.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Crittenden Mar
riott, a Chicago correspondent I'm Havana,
telegraphs that General Noyler has re-
oeived positive orders from Madrid to end
the Cuban war at once, even by going 90
the extent of selling the island % the in
surgents IL need be. General Weyler there
fore set out for Villa Clara TO find Goner-
al Gomez and 10 undertake negotiations.
Weylcr himself has said the war win
end within three weeks. General Weylor S
orders are. it is declared, to secure peace
at any terms, and he is instructed 10 offer
Gomez hribes, autonomy or the island e.
self Fear as TO President Mckinley po.
sition is given as a leading cause for the
Spanish change Of policy.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
ruMuLrAT coopgR uNloN.
An titcnpt to Stampede an Arbitration
treaty Ratification Meeting

An tttcnpt to Stampede an Arbitration
Treaty Ratification Meeting.
Nrw YORK March IA most detes
mined attempt was made last night 10
convert the mass mo, ting at Cooper Union
called i'm favor Of the rada,auon of the
Anglo-Amsrican arbitration treaty, into
ono OF protest against that treaty. This
attempt was mado nftor the meeting hid
been IN progress for over an hour and was
apparently carefully planned in advance
10 came as a surprise to only "a part oi thc
audience, but TO thom IL was q gurfrise i'm
deed
The audience WINS ono of the most nota-
hle TINT has over been gathorcd at this his
torio hall, and on the stage were many
persons Of national prominence, among
whom wore Bishop Potter. Charles 5.
fairchild, William X. Dodge, William II.
Stewart, John ne Witt Warner samuel
Compcrs Wallace Macfarlane Richard
Watson Glider. Norris *. Jcsup John ID.
Crimmins. the Rev. DR. Joachim Elmen-
dorf, Seth Low Robert Graham and Pro-
fess1r n. J. brennan
Several speeches hnd been made and let
ters read from notable personages favoring
the treaty, and Seth Low, 20 whom Mayor
Strong lad turned over the chair, was on
the point of putting % vote q series of
resolutions urging the ratification OF the
treaty by the United states senate whom
Civil Justice Wauhore Lynn, who had
been seated on the platform, arose and
plunged into violent attack upon the
treaty.
As soon as no arose largo number Of
persons In the rear of tho hall, who seemed
to hc aware IN advance of his purpose, ho.
gan cheering. Orc man sprang mp and
cried. "1hrcc cheers ior Lunkcr Hilli'
AS Mr.. Lynn continued his speech the mp
plluso from those who NAV 30 caiicd his
adhorcnts grew in holdnOss and volume.
AZ first the persons who had gono to the
meeting IN good faith appeared to be stag
gercd at what was going ON around them.
Then gradually they realized the situation
and began Co hiss the speaker vigorously.
The excitement and noise grew with every
moment
Mr.. Lynn read a set Of resolutions con
demning tho proposed treaty and urging
upon tho senate It's unqualified reiec
ton These ne offered un nmendmcn,
to those already proposed After few
words In condemnation OF Mr.. Lynn
conduct, Seth Low said he should peremp
torily decline to receive his resolutions
He called upon John De Witt Warner Z,
( address the meeting which he did, al
/ though much of his speech was lost In thl
naise.
Then the chairman put tho resolution
in favor of the treaty 90 a vote and, thourl
there was torrent Of Noes. declare,
them carried lie then called upon th
audience 60 join in singing America
which they did with hearty viii and dis
persed.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12

Professor Drummond was one of the
greatest supporters and touchers OF tho
theory Of evolution Tie is best known by
his work, Natural Law I'm the Spiritual
World. published In 1883. and since trans
atod into nearly every language Of the
,ivilized world.
He was born I'm 1851 In Stirling and
was educated at the universities OF Edin-
hurgh and Tubingen, Germany His un-
Gle was famous throughout Scotland as the
founder of the Stirling Tract enterprise,
and his father was % prosperous merchant,
who wished his son TO enter the ministry
but, though Professor Drummund had a
complete theological training. he never
took orders
He was much Influenced while % stu
dent by ID J. Moody when that evnngcl-
ist visited Edinburgh. The latter, too.
was impressed by young Drummond and
made him the companion Of himself and
Mr. Sankey for two years.
IN 1887 Mr.. Drummond visited the
United States for the first time, in compa-
ny with Sir Archibald Gcnkle, and studied
the geology of the Rocky mountains. In
1883. with the Same companion be travel
cd in tho wilds OF Africa. His accounts Of
his travr.s, beautifully written, are very
interesting.
His most recent works are ' The Great
est Thing In tho World-Lovc, "The
Greatest Of Tleso Is Charity and Pax
Nohiscum
In 1893 be delivered a course Of lectures
i'm this country liissuhicct was The As
cent Of Man. and both lecturer and lee
tnro attracted very great attention ard
much criticism.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
FRANCE IS RELUCTANT.
The Republic Objects to the
Coercion of Greece.
POWERS TO SEND ANOTHER NOTE

Remove Ills Troops from Crete-Greeoe
Thanks United states For Sympathy.
Belgians Indignant.
LONDON March 12-It is learned from
a reliable source that tho powers are near.
ly agreed TO present fresh ,ote to Greece
notifying her Of their intention to carry
out the ooercive measures If she still con.
tinues obdurate and to enforce o blockade.
lt is understood that France is the only
power reluctant to participate in the block.
ade, which Will be begun without her II
she declines to give her consent.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
saved by a Barking Dog.

MONTGOMERY, Mass, March 12-The
house, barn and outbuildings owned by
Peter c. Bargfrede have been destroyed by
fire. The family barely escaped perishing
in the flames, being warned by the bark
ing Of "a dog.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
St. LouI. Conference to Admit WON,

NEVADA, No. March AT the session
Of the ST. Louis conference OF the Metho-
dist church the question Of admitting wom-
en- as delegates 60 the general conference
was carried by 20 for and % against The
proposition for equal representation Of lay
men and ministers was eoted down, 81
against, 2s for.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
The PonnsvlvanIn carItoI.

HAREfsrUnG, March ~ 80 Governor
Hastings has sent a message 20 the logis-
lature earnestly recommending the passage
Of an act authorizing the rebuilding OF the
burned capitol building, 90 Doe completed
before Jan. ]. 1898. Tho governor says he
Is advised that hrcprool structure OF
brick. stone and iron can bo erected at a
cost not exceeding $3.50. 600. OF this sum
nearly 5000, 600 has been realized from In
surance ON the burned building.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
Moro Tall. of pin.i,nho-

LONDON, March IA dispatch TO The
Times from Vienna says that the powers
have practically agreed 20 blockade Crete
in order TO compel the retirement of the
Greek troops from the island. No military
operations will be undertaken, vet IL is
expected that the powers will send troops
enough to relieve the foreign marines now
In Crete, who will be needed on board tho
warships before the blockade begins.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
Italy 20 send Troons.

LONDON, March 12.-Tho Rome CORE
spondent Of The Standard states that Ad-
mirai Canevaro, having represented the
urgency of landing troops TO suppress dis
orders in the interior Of Crete, a cabinet
council has decided to send a body Of
troone fhnra
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
Benham Indicted For wife Murder.

BATAVIA. y. Y. March l2.-The Gen
esee county grand jury has presented an
Indictment OF murder IN the first degree
against Howard C. Bcnham II Batavia on
the charge of having killed his wife on
Jan. 4 last by administering prussic acid.
Benham was arraigned and pleaded not
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
Mr.. Ruiz In wa.hlnrton.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Airs Ruiz,
the wife Of the nesuralized American den
tist alleged 10 have been murdered in a
Cuban prison, accompanied by one Of her
children, has called az the state depart
ment and had short interview with the
officials
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
BslrIans sympathl1e with Greece,

LONDON, March l2.-The Brussels cor
respondent of The Standard states that 2S
members of the Belgian chamber Of depu-
ties have signed the declaration to be sent
to the Greek government expressing indig-
nation at Europe's abuse Of power against
Greece
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
WIN Pay Erpenses of oreok ReoruIts.

DUNKIRK, n. Y, March a. Sartitos
Caropolis, a wealthy Greek merchant Of
this city, states that he win pay the entire
expenses Of 90 young men Of any nation
nlity who will accompany his nephew,
Philip Crebin, 10 Greece and enlist in the
Greoian army.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
Seo.ono 20 a Church.

SARATOGA, March -. - The Judson
Memorial church Of New York city on Sat
urday morning will receive $50 600 from
Mrs Angcline p. Hall Of this place. The
church will pay her interest on the money
during her lifetime
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
AWARDED A CONTRACT.

The contract for furnishing 5000 tons
Of rip rap stone, for use at the Brandy
wine Shcal lighthouse. in the Della
ware, was yesterday awarded TO J. NJ.
Horn, of Wilmington, at S1.95 a ton.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
shIpbuilders' strike settled.

CLEVELAND. March l2-Ihe trouble be-
tween the Cleveland Shiphuilding compa-
ny and its employees over the wage scale
has been settled, and the men have return
ed 20 work.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
IslereaIlsEIals AlhIs.Ie cenle.l..

CAMRRiDCE. Mass March H. - 2 he
date Of the Howard and Pennsylvania
track athletic games has been hzel for
May &, ana the Cornell baseball game,
which was to be- layed on th-t day, VIII
take place the day before
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
Executions Against Carpet Dealers.

SCRANTON. Pa, March 2.-Executions
amounting 70 over SIS, 900 have been is
sued against > q. Kerr son X Co, retail
dealers in carpets and drape-ics.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
GIVE TurN A TRIAL

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company, southwesI
corner OF Fourth and Shipley streets, is
prepared 10 do printing Of every de-
scription quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
gists refund money II IL fails TO cure. sc.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12

Pennies and small change can be had
at the counting-room of the Evening
Journal office.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
Greece oner. Protection to Mu..uimans.

LONDON, March i2.-The Athens corro-
spondent Of The Times learns that when
tho beys at Khania appealed TO the Greek
consulate to save the Mussulmans at Can
damO Colonel Nassos demanded written
undertaking that the Mohammodans
should desist from outrages on Christian
property; that all Mohammodans at Can
damo should be taken to Greece In Greek
warships, and that the foreign admirals
should pledge themselves not to hinder
such transfer
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
PROF. O7UMMoND DEAD.
Demise OF a Celebrated Eaglish Author,
lecturer and Traveller.

LONDON, Mnrch i2.- Henry Drummond
professor Of natural science at the Free
Church college of Glasgow, is dond
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16

Canton. o., Dec. 13.-Nancy Allison
Mckinley, the aged mother of President
Mckinley, passed away at 2:0s O'Clock
yesterday morning. The nations chief
executive, the son whom she had
lived to see in the white house, was az
her bedside for hours before the end
came. The mother passed away with
her hand in his, but the end was marked
by the Inconsistencies that denotes
paralysis from acute Old age. The
death scene was a touching and impress
siye one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16
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