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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-13
A PLEASANT INCIDENT
In the Omvlal Life Of the Retiring COm-
missioner OF Pensions.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. IA
pleasant incident out Of the usual rou-
tine took place in the pension bureau
to-day, when a delegation from G. A.
Il. Posts No. IS and II, OF Allegheny
city, and Pittsburgh. Pa, formally pre-
scented resolutions OF thanks 10 COM
missioner OF Pensions Murphy, for his
humane administration of the bureau.
The presentation speech was made by
Representative William A. Stone, OF
Pennsylyania, who paid warm trl-
butte 10 Commissioner Murphy and
declared that for the first time In the
history OF the bureau, all soldiers are
satisfied with Its administration. Com
missioner Murphy, In responding e%-
pressed his appreciation OF the en-
lorsement Gt men opposed to him po-
lltically and belonging 70 soldiers
organization. He quoted the instruc-
tions given him by President Cleveland
which he said never had been published
as follows:
"Mr. Murphy, think you know my
idea of the pension bureau and the
pension system. They are these: In
claims coming up for the action OF the
bureau where you find the case OF a
worthy soldier who served his coun-
try faithfully IN her hour of danger,
Won viii he lenient with him and give
him the benefit OF reasonable doubt.
In settling the claims OF the widows
and the orphans, you Will act in the
same manner, but waste no sympathy
on the unworthy
MIR. Murphy said that whether his
term of office as commissioner be three
weeks, or three months, or three years,
that world always be his policy.
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stopping for various reasons, Clay mix
lures arc reduced TO seVenty-fiV0 cents
with other prices maintained.
Except In steel rails. changes ti;l IRON
products have been slight adVon's eS an
grey forge, wire and cut nails. C'impe-
titlon reduces American tin platsg TO
50 20 against 50 so for foreign; u o. ana
copper are steady, but lead stronger ae
39 7-1Gc. Speculation in products has
hardly been more active than Of, late.
Prices generally tend downward. What
rose cent to Tuesday, but has since
declined 2.37 cents
Western receipts are Increasing, but
for two weeks have been only S,.t9l, ,S96
bushels, against 5,S23,28l last year.
while Atlantic exports, -four inell ldeds
have been for the week about a Giuar-
ter larger than last year. and for Two
weeks 3,SS5.096 bushels, against S,GSS, ,125
last year.
About every week some new sEiecu-
latlve guess by somebody impiossseB
many traders more than the cC1:rene
records OF actual movement The cots
ton market has been depressed In ike
manner by Mr.. Elllson's estimate that
the American crop would prove S,G3OQ00
bales, but the quantity coming into
sight has also surpassed previous
guesses and indicate larger crop than
most speculators estimated. The eur-
tailment of consumption In the mills ia
not guess although some overs .sh-
mate It. since probably not more than
flfth OF the spindles Will be stoppe9
third OF each week, for quarter Or
the year. The price declined only an
eighth for spot, but over quarter for
the May option.
Failures for the past week have been
267 In the United States, against a21
last yeor, and Gl In Canada, again* ~
lnat Henr-
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a CHICAGO VIEW
Oftns recent Cut In tho Rail- PoOl-lChS
Eject oft,


Eject oft
CHICAGO, Feb. pa special to. the
Post from Pittsburgh says: The res
ported visit to this city of President
Gates, Of the Illinois Steel Company, Is
regarded by the iron men as a mstter
Of the very highest Importance and as
confirmatory OF a report which has
been in circulation among the heavy
capitalists, Which gave them MAJOR
ity OF the stock and bonds Of the tom-
mittee control of this great consolida=
ton and at a very low figure, owing to
the hard times and shrinking and the
men who put their money In the con-
cern have unlimited capital and are
well prepared to stand any kind of q
According to the Post, Rockefeller.
Morgan and Carnegie were in alhanee
with half dozen or more smaller con-
Germs in various industrial centres and
felt they were being handicapped by,
the partnership. All at once the great
iron producing combination went to
pieces and the heavy concerns pro-
ceeded to mark prices down Is and 50
per cent, not making enormous cons
tracts with railroads and other cc,u-
sumers at figures that were slm.plY
paralyIing to the smaller concerns.
Within period Of three days It has
become evident that the fight was one
that would end in the survival OF tho
fittest and It Is now plain to the world
that concerns that are not very strong
will, in the course Of time. go to the
wall or suffer themselves to be abb
sorbed by the heavy weights. 1t Is 9
freeze out game pure and simple and
that Is what the iron interests and the
bankers OF Pittsburgh believe to be
under way now in the iron field.
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DULUTH MINI, Feb, 12,-The case
OF Alfred Merritt vs. John d. Rocke-
rcIler. is REPORTED to hive been settled
for $4,000 in cuHh paid to Merritt, II IL
understood that all the members OF the
Merritt family who had claims against
Rockefeller have Joined in the settle
ment. The total claims would aggregate
$4,000 900 or S5,OOOOOO. In the Alfred Mer-
ritt case u verdict for S9iO,OOO was Sc
cured In June. 1895. hut II new trial was
ordered A.A Harris & son instituted
the ease and fought II through. but q
rupture between the Merritts ana Har-
ria took place somc weeks ago. aud ~.
l.. Wnshburn who was associated In the
case. Is supposed to have made tho set
tlement. Leon nnd Alfred Merritt nrc
now In Mexico, where they have invest
ments, and II II said the entire family
Will move down there.
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CLEVELAND, o., Feb. l2,4There e
now being formed combination which
may prove a worthy foe of the Carnegie
Rockefeller deal. As soon as the las6
named combination was announced, the
Minnesota Iron Company, anticipating
ore troubles, began looking about for
some large consumer to Join interests
With. This consumer It has found In the
Illinois Steel Company, which has not
been member Of the steel rail pool The
Minnesota company owns immense
tracts OF ore land in the Mesaba range,
and the Illinois Steel Company Is a
worthy competitor Of Carnegie. Cleve-
land iron ore men declare that the asree-
melit between these two immense inter-
ests have already been reached.
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BENEFITS WRITING,
More witnesses Called in the Weston
Election Contest Case.

More witnesses Called in the Weston
Election Contest Case.
specia! Dispatch TO tho IntOlllgencer.
WESTON, w. Va, Feb. 12.-F, G. Orr,
OF the firm Of RuhI, Koblegard & Co.,
and Assistant Bank Cashier Scott Van
dervort were recalled by the contestee
to-day and both testlfIed that ie the
name OF E. A. Bennett, as written on the
seven scratched ballots, II written by
Bennett himself as his signature usual
ly appeared, were Written In disguised
hand.
On redirect examination they pointed
out numerous slmilaritles between the
writing OF Bennett on the records and
that upon tho ballots. These resenl-
blanceS nre not marked when comparing
the ballots with the writing near the
bottom OF the book pages, for there
seems to have been no hand or forearm
rest while the writing was done,
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WHAT CONGRESS DID
YsstsrdNy-The House Finally Passes the
PostonIes Appropriation Hi.

YeSteFdRy-The House Fthaliy FhSAeb ule
PostoGIes Appropriation Blll.
WASHINGTON, d. g., Feb, l2.-The
senate to-day passed resolution Of
fered by Mr. Hill. OF New York, re-
questing Secretary olney to use every
EFFORT toward betterlng the condition OF
SYLVESTER scoyel, the newspaper cor
RESPONDENT, Imprisoned In Cuba, and 10
inst4t on ali treaty rights to which he
ls entitled. Mr.. Morgan, (Dcmr Ala),
offered a resolution for aOrogailon OF
the Clayton Bulwcr treaty, and indica-
tod a purpose 10 call up the resolution
tomorrow Beyond this the proceed
ings on the brief open session, lasting
less than an hour. were of n routine
character. T.,
me statue Of Abraham Lincoln In
the old hall Of representatives was
draped IN the American flag ana
wrrathed with flowers In honor Of she
eiphty-eIghth anniversary OF his birth
hit The house did not suspend busl-
nesy. on the cnntrnry.it celebrated the
anniversary 10y discussing the necessit-
ica OF tho postal service and pHsHlng
the pustanlcc appropriation blu Tle
perennial nghl was made tu strike OUT
the appropriation of 100000 fdr speeial
mail rncnltlp4 from Boston to New
orleans, but II was defeated Aj-iOI al
though that portion OF the approprin-
tlon providing special facilities from
Boston To New York was stricken out
after II had been shown that this part
0f the appropriation had not been, oN-
prndrl fdr several Nclrg. The hlll as
passcd, carries taji3j7li,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-13
TERRIBLE WRECK
On Wsst Virginia CentrNl-'ToAt OF the
Victims Live In THIS Stale.

Victims Live Ia THIS STATE
WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.--A special to
the Post from Cumberland, Md, says;
North bound passenger train No. ., on
the West Virginia Central 4 Pittsburgh
railroad, was wrecked shortly before
noon to-day, OF Barnum, w. Va. about
thirty-flve miles south Of Cumberland.
by a wheel on the rear truck OF the last
cGlach bursting. The train was moving
at the rate Of eighteen miles an hour, and
the coach was thrown violently over an
embankment. II cleared the track so
suddenly that the latter was not the
least torn. The injured are.
Daniel ,J.ecltlider, OF Elkins, w. va,
conductor, bruised about the hips shOul-
der and back, and hurt internally.
w, d. Holmes. of Elklns, w, Va,
brakeman, bruised and cut by glass.
d. A. Aycox. cOlored, of Thomas, w,
va. seriously. cut on the throat and
head by glass.
Blakcly Parsons, a One-nrmed law
yer, of Bayurd, w. Va, cut about face
sidney Murphy. of schelI, W. Va,
shoulder bruised
p. j. Rafferty,, OF Shaw, w. VA cut
and bruised.
q, w. HouselSnccht OF Wllllnmsport
PA, cut an the head. He was compell-
ed to remain at Bnrnum.
The name Of the eighth person could
not be ascertnined. All the passenger
were badly shaken up,
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 10, a, M
Intelligence has Just reached this city
that the little town OF Mars. on the
pittsburgh & Western railroad Is
burning down. The place Is about
twenty miles west OF here, but no par
tlcuiars are at present available be-
cause uf the poor telegraph ana tele-
nLonc facilities. The nearest telegraph
nNIra in pownlevllle with but one wire,
and It a railroad circuit which is be-
Ing used exclusively for railroad busls
ness The town OF Mars has about
eight hundred inhabitants and II IL
undcrtsood every hOusc has been con-
gumru
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-13
RnsT0V WOOI MARKET.
The sales show Failing or From the
Boom.

The Sales Show FHlilnR Uh FEuHA NA9
Boom.
BOSTON, Feb. 1.-THE Boston COM
merclal Bulletin will say Tomorrow
Of the wool market: The sales have
shown a sharp falling OF from thc
boom. This is only natural. The man
uflcturers and speculGtors have gorg-
ed themselves with wool and can take
no more. Three million pounds OF
secured clothing wool, mostly rom
France was poured in here IN Decem-
her alone. Forty-iivG thousand bales
Of colonial were bought in London sales
Just closed and from all quarters OF
the world u flood rushed in. Only one
sale of size, n round lot Of Montana &C
the old rates. was made this week, the
market too quiet, Is very firm,
The sales OF the week are: SEoO,VyV,
pounds domestic and a.Al9,Oo0 pounds
foreign against 5.TS9,0O0 pounds domes-
ic and 2,9sO.OOO pounds foreign last
week and / l,Sl6.O00 pounds domestic and
1913 900 pounds foreign, for the same
week last ycar,
The sales todate show an increase OF
al .Gih.50O pounds domestic aud 6sl9,OOO
pounds foreign from the sales to the
same date in 1896.
The receipts TO date show an increase
OF 1861 bales domestic and decrease
OF 1850 bales foreign.
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cashier looked up. the black man held 4
revolver to his head and ordered him 90
hand over the cash. Mr.. Klingensmlth
handed Out package containing 800,
and us soon as the robber left the bank
the cashier gave the alarm and crowd
was soon In pursuit. After a hot chase
of h mile or two, the man was captured
and the money recovered. The prisoner
would give no name. but Is supposed to
belong 70 plttAbhrgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-13

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 1?,-The
Commercial Trlbune's special from
Zanesville says:
1t was 1880 when the doors were
opened for the banquet. Governor
bushnell presided. on his right sat
Mark Hanna. next TO whom was Sen
a;or John VI. Thurston. To the gov
erno-'s left were State President
Charles +. Leach and National Pres
ident Woodmansee. Then IN order
came on either side Sylvester 7. Ey-
crett, Major Charles Dick, Booker 7.
washington, William Allen White,
Congressman 8. A. Sorthway and 9th
er guests The toasts were; Presidents
address. Charles f. Leach: toast-nas-
tcr. Governor Asa 8, Bushnell; Abrn-
Lincoln, Senator John n. ThurSton;
''The American Congress" Hon, James
II. McCleary; to the chairman OF the
national committee to be drank stand.
inn: What's the matter with Kansas?
William Allen White; Solving the ne
gro question In the black belt OF the
south, Booker r. washington The
nations verdict, D. D. WoOdmansee;
lhe work OF the last cainpRign Charles
r. Dick
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RUINED BY DISSIPATION,
Former EmplOys ofws.ton Asylum Now
an Inmate oft.


Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgenecr.
WESTON. W. Va. Feb. 12.-James
Blackwell, the florist at the hospital,
was arrested and placed in the lookup
few days ago upon a charge OF drunk
enness.
He was very violent at the time OF his
arrest. but It was believed by his friends
that confinement and abstentlon would
bring about rational change. on the
contrary no change was apparent, and
to-day he was adjudged insane and
committed to the hospital.
Blackwell was accustomed to period
lcal spreeS, and had frequently absented
himself from his duties by reason of dis
slpntion, having at one time been in a
boarding house In town for period OF
eleven weeks Being otherwise n very
competent employe, and favorlte with
the officials. his indiscretion had been
shielded and he was not discharged.
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sALTsBrRG, Pa, Feb i2-About
noon to-day Cashier j. A. HlIngensmith,
Of the FIrst National Bank was held up
by a cnlhred man AMI forced to hand over
si0O Thn man entered the bank when no
one hut Mir Kllngenamlth was present
and asked for some change When the
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special Dispatch 70 INC 1ntellIFenc0F'

Special Dispatch 10 ihS lHtel4lEeneeF'
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. "a
Pension certificates have been issued
to West yirglnians as follows;
OrlgInnl-JosInh NJ Kidwell, Cal
houn county; Lewis Williams, Fayette
county.
original widows-MaTy Yates, Wes-
ton; Ida u. Wilson, Lewis county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-13

SOUTHAMPTON - The American
line steamer St Paul, arrived hero
safely at S;35 y. m, to-day
NEM HORK-stuttEart. Bremen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-13

For West Virginia, generally fair dur
Ing tho day: westerly winds shifting TO
southerly; slight rlsC IN tcmneratare,
For Western Pennsylvania ana ONO,
Generally cloudy weather IN northern p0r-
lions: winds Shlftlng TO southcasterly;
slightly warmer
Local Temperature
The temperature yesterday az observed
hy & SchncpG drigllst, corner Market
and ltOurtcenth streets, was aS toIloWs'
IA, tn,...."..,.. 42 p m..''s.'.''','
u, tn.,.o,,.,. " y mt'.'';;.,,..''' "
y m,,",,,. .,,,''. ~ Wcather-Na.n'
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THE TRUE MERIDIAN

Ia West Virginia surveys an Important
SIatter-ns Legislative Affairs.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgcncCr
cHARLEsToN, w. Va, Feb. ls,--En-
glnecr A. L. White, OF Wheeling, presl-
dent Of the West Virginia society OF
civil engineers and architects. Is here
TO urge In the name OF the society that
the state take steps TO ascertain the
true meridian. Each OF the surveys IN
West virginia are based on the mag
netic meridian instead OF the true mes
ridlan. and 1t is urged that so long as
this Is so each surveyor Will remain q
law unto him self, and inaccurate sur.
veys, resulting In costly litigation VIII
continue to result. The engineers are
prepared to show that disputed bOuna
dary lines reulting from faulty surveys
have retarded the development OF the
state.
The advocate OF the reform school for
girls and the home for incurables are
working in harmony this time, and both
projects are meeting with favors II the
money can be found both Institutions
will be established. and both Will do a
good work. The advocates OF the Beth
any college appropriation are much en-
COuraged and think the project mas at
least an eQuRl chance to pass.
Both houses adjourned TIL Monday,
aud there was at once flight home-
ward and Washlngton-ward Speaker
Hanen went TO Washington. President
OF the Senate Whitaker mendS slowly,
but surely. He is stlll confined to his
bed.
The senate is up with It's calendar,
but a long list Of bills cOnfronts the
house. Many OF these will fail for lack
OF time. Work progresses on the ap-
preparation bill, but the uncertainty sur
rounding the criminal charges defcien-
cy necessarily retards an important part
OF the work.
The senate has made special order
for next Monday the bill to reform the
criminal charge system. From present
indications the bill will pass the senate.
II cnmmends itself 10 the legislative
mind because It offers the only solution
OF the appalling growth OF this item OF
public expenditure.
The bill TO allow the city OF Wheeling
to contract for the sale OF water outside
of the city has passed and the governor
has signed 1t. Delegate Behrens, who
put It through, has gone home 70 re.
main until Monday c. d. II.
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SPLITTING RAILS. 7
tn, Anniv ersary Of President Lin.
coins Birthday
THE MEMORY OF THE MARTYR.
Is patriotieally Observed by the
Marquette Club.
GOVERNOR ELECT ATKINSON,

ofwsa vtrElals, is Guest OF Honor,
III. speech lmprslnsu the l.lstOnurs-The
Yu.urs OF the Republican Party Oat-
ilnsd-l, has No, Iet ssrvodIts mission,
Bat VIII Have Uptil Its Grand PrlnsI-
pie, Are Carried Out.
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ANOTHER SCARE
War That Will Finally Involve
All Europe.
ENERGETIC ACTION OF GREECE
In Regard to the Deplorable Con.
dition of Crete
AWAKES TIE AUGUST PORTE

To IIsalIlaaon Of the True Situation OF
uhs state OF AHaIrs-Tho sultnn Cries
Aloud to the Powers to Prevent That
Country From Taking Away From II
One of Its Dependencies that Il Cannot
Take Care or-Tempsr Of the Crstah'.
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VIENNA, Feb. 12.-The seml-officlal
Fremdenblatt to-day says: Greece
must be restrained from going any
further. AuStrIn has already acted
and the other powers Will not oe BACK
ward They will not assist Greece nor
hinder Turkey in sending troops and
responding with hostIlitles to the ag-
gresslye action Of Greece"
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TRIPoLI, Feb. l2.-The Turkish Of
ficlols having withdrawn the guard
from the Jewish quarter here, mob
az Mussulnans invaded It, pillaged the
synagogue and destroyed the scrolls Of
the Inv
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LONDON, Feb. ED. G. Metaxes,
the Greek Charge d'Aftaires, here, call
ed at the foreign office yesterday and
presented note expressly stating that
the Greek government had decided to
prevent Turkish troops from debark-
ing in Crete by all the means In lis
power.
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"a Mar4c re q Rose
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20
cred by Alex Conner on behalf of

cred by Alex Conner on behalf of
the Commonwealth.
Mr.. Conner concluded his argu-
ment at 3 o'clock and the case was
given to the jury.
The jury was out until . O'Clock
Saturday morning when they re
turned verdict of guilty and fixed
the punishment at. eighteen years
confinement in the penitentiary.
The Commonwealth against An
dy Reed, white, for horse stealing,
the jury adjudged him guilty, and
fixed his punishment at two years
in the penitentiary.
Same against Ed Brown, white,
assisting prisoner to escape; the
jury failed to agree, and Brown
was remanded to Jail.
Tuesday, Hick Tally was given
one year in prison on charge of
arson.
Court adjourned Wednesday
Morning.