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More Policemen for Oakland.

OAKLAND, Sept. By virtue of an
order issued this evening by Chief of Po-
force Of siXty-one men will be practically
Increased to seventy-four en- October l.
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her brother, W. E. Buck, who was trying
to kill himself. Buck said that he did not
want to live after his mother died. and IN
a fit of dependency tried to kill himself.
Mrs. Ealses received painful but not
dangerous wound in the right thigh.
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San Francisco who prominently identified in the famous Hopkins
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az
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Accidentallv Shot.

LOS ANGELES, Sept 29.-Mrs. Ealses
was accidentally shot and slightly wound
ed this afternon in taking a revolver from
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-30
Monument for Farlev.

SALINAS, Sept. 29.-The Native Sons of
this city have taken in charge the move
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From Pompe was installed Yesterday in the great gallery and ga
~ There three figures the artistic
the tale he flight
the of
The magn
of Florence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-26

EN-Sccrctary Sherman's Expressions:
on the Peace Treaty.

pn lnt 1-tNtt treaty.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The Evening
World to-day prints am Interview with
John Sherman. in which the latter for
chilly expresses himself against expan-
sion. The eX-sccrctary OF state Is
quoted as saying in part:
II am decidedly opposed 10 the inva-
sion Of the Philippines, The idea Of our
country forcing its way in these islands
and forcing its government upon the
.,UOO0co or 100000 population Of those
islands Is monstrOuS. II Is suhyprsiye
oil the basic principle OF our govern
mcnt that the just powers OF Govern
mcnt are derived from the consent of
the governed and 1t Is in violation OF
the traditions Of our couniry."
Then II You were In the senate vou
would not vote to ratify the treaty of
Paris rs 1t standsc"
IF were in the senate" answered
! Mr.. Sherman. 81 would not vote 10 ro;-
Try the treaty rs II stands. | wonld v,io
TO withdraw from the Islands "a soon MS
possible
The papers say that 1000 soldiers
nave Just been sent 10 Manila. W.
are they sent? Are we going TO war
against n struggling republic? They
have been lighting for many ycor.
AGAINST Spain and have prncticaliy.
driven Spain out. Are We 10 ,nkn ,sa
place of Spain IN tyrann!Gns over tbosr
struggling pcoplC?"
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Rise In BcSSclnrr Ore.

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. 25.-Atter
holding several conferences the Besse-
mer ore dealers have decided to fix the
price Of Besscmcr ore upon the basis OF
twenty cents n ton increase over the
prices OF last year
l.. c. Hanna. Of tho firm OF NJ. 4.
Hanna e Co., speaking OF the advance.
said THE ore men have formed no
combination OF any kind this year. fur
,her than 10 agree upon price. Lead
Ing dealers have got together durin.;
the past few days informally and have
HGrred that higher value must be
placed u1On ore this year, An Increase
of twenty cents Il ton was made upon
base ore as n standard. The raise In
price was made necessary because o,
the Increased expense OF mining"
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Etatfan Conn,crfci,crs En- Eonte.

NEW YORK. Jan. a5.-The sectei se:.
vice authorities have RECEIVED informa.
lion regarding the movements and
schemes OF n band Of Italian counterfeit.
.ers nov said 10 he on tAcir way to lie
United States. Several Italians recently
arrived Boosted that the spurious bills
which they were caught crdeav0riag 70
pass were no: the work of counterfeit
crs in this country. but were made
abroad. Acting upon this Information
the government detectives think thtY
are on the tight track ard arrests may
be expec;5I when the steamships Elise.
Wilhelm H.. Lord Warwick and Mala.
bar arrive here within the next feT
days. Detachments OF the band Of a.
legged coHnterfeiters are believed 10 BE-
aboard each % the three steamers. and
there is possibility that :hey are bring
ing n large supply OF counterfeit monty
With them,
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Steel and Wire combine Officers.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2j.-At n meeting
Of the American Steel and Wire Com
pany. to-tay. the following officers We're
board of directors: John Lambert, pres
ident OF the complny:W William E. Eden
born. first vice president; ]. l.. Ellwood.
second vice president: +. H. Chisholm,
third vice president: T.W. MOcn. fourth
vice presidents: W. \. Green. treasurer:
j.. l.. Watson. assistant treasurer, Chi
cage: T. Il. Alder assistant treasurer.
New York. c. S. Roberts. secretary: o.
Owen. assistant secretary. Chicago: F..
l.. Patterson. assistant secretary. New
York. Executive committee: |. l.. ELL
wood. chairman, J. W. Gates, and VIII
lam Edcnhorn,
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PERSONAL. NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
pcoplc and Visitors.

Ladl Stats, " New Mar;lnsvillc. was
registered at the Windsor last Night.
Mr., Fox iiusemau. formerly OF this
city. but nov OF Pittsburgh. is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Miss Lizzie Marion. Of the Island. has
returned home after an extended visit
with relatives at Newport News.
Conductor Lester Smith, of the Wheel
ing * Elm Grove railway. is able 10 be
out after two weeks seigc OF the grip.
Don FianigaH. who met wI;h a bad
accident by falling On the Ice few
weeks since. has nearly recovered the
use OF his left hand.
W. X. Stops. OF this city. returned
yesterday after Il brief business trtp to
Sclo. the new oil field, Mr.. Stops saws
the little toxin is booming. and the mer-
chants there expect 10 become million
aires before the greasy fluid gives out.
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Sudden Death orJusticc Williams.

/, PHILADELPHIA. Pit. Jan. 25.-
Judge Henry Warren Williams. one of
the seven justices Of the supreme court
of Pennsylvania. died this morning ut
his apartments at the Continental hotel.
His death was due to valvular disease
and hypertrophy Of the heart. The
judge has been a sufferer from heart
trouble for scvcra! years. but his death
was wholly unexpected, ms he had been
confined to his room for only the past
few days. On Tuesday last he oilicia-
ted at the ceremonies incident 10 the
Inauguration of Governor Stone. at
Harrisburg. and administered the oath
of Office to the new governor.
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IN THE OIL FIELDS.

The Sclo field seems to have s.rrc,
It's gait for thc present n, least, MAI.
witlistanding two new wells have hoo,
added TO the list Of producers, the nro.
duction for the twenty-four hours crd-
Ing Tuesday morning showed a slIrb,
decline MS compared with the previous
day. The last well completed is Rus.
sell Bros. No. !, on the Baird lot, and
Is good for twenty barrels day.
Root y Co.'S well on The Crossing IN,
Is holding up at forty barrels n day
The older wells on the town lots show a
vcrS slight falling off In production,
The O. VI. Russell, on the John Nc.
Lansborough farm, southwest OF III.
town Of Scio two and onc-half miles
Is still In doubt; the salt water shin.
off the gas after 1t was shot. and tina
show OF oil is said to be very small
With this well and the Amos well drv
the outlook for II northeast and south,
west extension Is not very encouraging.
The South Penn Oil Company has
made another good strike in the Fla,
Run extension. in MOnungalia cOuny
It drilled In It's No. ;. on the GOltcn
Toothman farm, last Tuesday, and IN.
well produced go barrels the first clrh.
teen hours after 1t had been drilled Into
the pay streak.
The same company drilled In its No.
.. on the Taught farm. and has good
producer. The well produced sixty-Gye
barrels the first fourteen hours after
the pay was tapped, and Is still drill.
Ing.
On Pfncy Fork, Wctzet county. 10.
j., c. c. Pennick. has been drilled In,
and stands full of oil.
On the east side OF Flat Run Jacob
G. HaiGht's No. 6. has been drilled n,o
the second pay. and is making 80 bar.
rels day, S. j. Harvey's No. :, on tie
same side Of Flat Run, Is holding up
at $50 barrels 4 day.
South of Murphytown. Wood county
the South Penn Oil Company has
drilled in its NO. l. on the James G.
Walker farm. and has a show 10.
light well.
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BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
Events in and About the City Given In
n Nutshell

Grand to-night-"Vanity Fair"
Vote early: delays are dangerous.
Polls open at 4. IN. and close at c p.
NJ.
Opera House to-nisht-"The Mystic
Midgets."
Vote the straight Republican good
government ticket.
Tonight greatest Of all Juvenile pro-
auctions, Opera House.
No business was transacted in the
criminal court yesterday.
The infant son of Mr.. Jacob Snyder,
of North Main street. is'very Ill.
Fourth Street NJ. T.. church Tonight
Consul Emma Booth-Tucker's lecture
OIL THE Social Work OF the Salvation
Army"
Yesterday. in the circuit court. Judge
Hervey, in the case Of William Schu.
bert VS.. Carl Schubcrt's administrator.
there was verdict for the plaintiff for
S39J
Mr.. Paris r. Myers. director Of St.
Matthew'S choir, having recovered from
4 severe attack OF grip. rehearsals will
be held at the church Tonight and
Friday night.
Yesterday. in the circuit court. in the
case Of Frank c. Cox vs.. II. T.. Hill
man. an appeal case. the jury brought
in a verdict for the plaintiff for $50. Mr..
Cox sued for So. Tor lega! services rem
dered for Ilillman.
Mrs. Smith. the evangelist. who haa
been assisting DR.. SO0y atthe Fourth
Street NJ. i. church.. for over two
weeks, conducted her last servicN las.
night at 100 o'clock. She leaves this
afternoon for Philadelphia.
Yesterday evening at Go o'clock oc-
CURE the death Of Mrs. Mary Hoe. wife
OK Mr.. Michael Hoe, a well-known ci;i-
zen o: the East End. and mother OF
Councilman Peter Hoe. OF the Fourth
ward. Mrs. Hoe was In her sixtteih
year. The funeral arrangements bad
10: been completed last night.
All who have read "Old Curiosity
Shop" by Charles Dickens. remember
the lady OF the Caravan" Mrs. farley
and her curious collection Of wax
works. This lady will give an exhibit
ton at the United Presbyterian church
Friday evening. She has many interest
Ing wax 60 figures and all who can,
should see them.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.--The Next
can ex;radition trcatv expired al mid
night last night. according 10 the notice
given by the Mexican government. Its
lapse finds 4 remarkably small number
Of :usitves from Justice In either couu-
try to profit from the fact. So far as
known at the state department. San
t!a:o Morphy Is rhc only Mexican fugi-
tive now at large In the United States.
He made Il sensational escape from the
Mexican chief OF police In New Orleans
just one day before the treaty expired.
In Mexico there Is one American. James
Temple, who Is technically n fugitive
from Justice. and against whom extra
dillon proceedings are now In progress,
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y have Just recovered from tho 500
onu attack of In grippe this year" saws
Mr. James 4. Jones, publisher Of r,n
Leader McSia. Texas. I'm tho I,,, ,'
case ! used Chnmbcrlaiu's Cough Hon.
edy, and ] think with constdcrn hin
success, only being In bed n li,tlc N "nr
Two days, against ten days for tho for.
mcr attack. The second attack | am
sausncd would have been equally ns
pad M The iirst but for the use of ,hts
SIX hours after being 'atruck' viii u.
while In the first case | wns nh,n ="
attend TO business about two DAYS ho "
gists. "a US
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-26
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
Shirt ofProcccdings Indicates That
the Members are In Favor ofEHpnh-
sim rs n Commercial Propositions.

the Members are IN fhfor oi hAl"'i'
sion rs n Commercial irol"s'''o'.
CINCINNATI. o., ian. nc VA"
tlonal Association Of Manufacturers to-
r,,t,a troe, nj its annual busl-
u'' 'i""'. au,,.r ,o,.
ness, leaving inc elec''o'' Vi o'''-t'
tomorrow.
mi, sn,rI, M thc proceedings lndica-
.,t,o., ,.o,.o !, r,,.o,. of
teu 'i'' ''e i''''''"' ',.,.
expansion as n commercHi Proposit'o'''
and with n special view OF eliminating
,h,, opos,ion from politics as they ia
49, .,ec n,,,o,,1 ,,d otror
for the 'uriii' i'''a''c'''
question being eliminated from pohtlcs'
Much attention was devoted to reso-
,,,,,o,, ,rc,,- tho senotc to give
'o''o'' at,
prompt cohslder%hoii 10 '"c ''S''' u
peace with Spain. During the noon re-
co,, I, WINS Learned ihat the senate
o.a,,,, ~ a., ratification
Moui" VOC ''''''s va 49,,
OF the treaty on FEBRUARY anu '"e'
tile question was dropped.
r,,o oo,yor.;o, 10 n upit m the olles-
~
sieH OF u HatIoIIhl uep"' ''iie't' VI 'o'
merce and industry at Washington un-
der tho direction of Il cabinet officer.
,,,,, ,,.,o,o,.,r Il,
a.. nv 80 ~ w ,r n,,,an,o,.a ~ caorcb
,,.e y. '.;ho,, fnr the
VI ,I''"u.'p 30 ,ra,a,.,, nx-
lou'an 'et ~. &C. ,n,,I,,t, Mn, ror n
i,,- III az $3.50, ~ II s,nhnrr ~
~ .I.,....... .
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NEW L. & U. TUNNELS.

Pittsburgh will soon be noted for the
many railroad tunnels surrounding it.
The Baltimore e Ohio railroad will soon
let contracts for two big tunnels 10 =
ducc the qrade on the Wheeling d!vis-
ion. also TO shorten the route. The bids
closed January Is. and the work would
have been let before but for the Illness
o. W. 7. Manning. chief engineer. whose
office Is In Baltimore. The largest tun-
mel Is II be bored At Millcr's Grove. not
far !,um Wilcox. one nile south OF
whitehall. and VIII be 5000 feet long.
II will be Goublc tracked and will con-
meet the road ut Wilson'S. shortening
the route one mile. II will reduce the
grade about sevrRtY-five feet. The nthcr
tunnel will he 900 feet long and will be
Gu; through hill 4. Thomas. about
twcnty-scvcn miles from Pittsburgh. II
will reduce the summit sixty feet and
will cause change In the line about
three miles. The cos: Of both tunnels
will approximate S35O,GOO The work IS
10 be pushed with vlgor. and i. IL cX-
pectcd the old route will be abandoned
by next winter.
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TIE RAILROADS..

Many different points OF interest keep
turning up fIom day to dat in conncc-
lion With the effort OF the railroads 10
maintain rates. The lates. phase OF 1t
Is that the roads in declaring thel" in
tenton 10 adhere 10 published tariffs
have incidentally Included decllra-
ton against granting any more passes
to shippers. or to most Of the thous-
and and one classes and conditions OF
men who have systematically held
them up for favors In the past. This
order, when promulgated 4 few days
aCJ was universally received with n
quiet smile OF fncrejuiity. Il was re-
Earded as 4 sort OF New Years resolu
ton which would be broken as soon as
the temptation required. Shippers and
others now realize that the railroads
meant exactly what they said. and as II
consequence there is weeping and wall
Ing and gnashlnE Of teeth In quarters
where torcrly all was sweet and gentle
Dcacp,
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Arrangements are complete to- the
visit 'of Consul Boo,h-Tucker. " the
Salvation army, TO Wheeling to-daT. Be
sides her private secretary, Lieutenant
Colonel Lewis. the consul will be ac-
c"mpanied By Brigade" Adam G!nord
and Wife, chief divisional officers FOR
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. w:5
have been Greeting the tour u thcir
leader through the division. Other VS.
iiirH Oi!iCe!s rom various paris hr Ne
Wheeling ard Pittsburgh sections are
expected to be present. including at il
ia%, Watt. who has charge of the social
operations in Pittsburgh: Adjutaat Ec:-
rtnian. uf laitler. Pa: Captain LEWIS,
wh1 i 20 open hew corps In this SEC
ion. and CaEtaln Newcomb, OF Nor
santoWr.
The d2ois OF the Fourth stree, Il
+. church. Enerc the consul will ieli"cr
his address on The Social Work "t the
Salva:i"a -Army." will be orened =: p
m. Cars wifi run out the pike from
fid"+p"rt Until 1890 p. NJ.
Consul Ea.th-T ucke" VII! arri;c in
y 1eciin= n 10 o'clock this morning AMI
viii he the guest Of Rev. J. J.. S"O;.. j.
D.. pastor % the Fourth Street II. T..
church
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-26
WHEELING DAILY 1NTELIIGLNcER THURSDAY - IyA
WHEELING MAN, SENATOR"

Many Republicans ana De'h"ct".so
Wheeling Received the News OF Mr.
SCOTS Election with the satistac'
ton that Comes From Local Pride
The news of the election OF Hon. Ma
than Bar Scott, OF this city. as united
states senator from West Virginia
which was accomplished by the legisla'
,pre nj Charleston in joint session yes
terday afternoon. was received WIKI
satisfaction in Mr.. Scots home town
RepublIcans and Democrats alike cx'
messed their satisfaction that Cor the
first time in the history OF Virsinia
and az West Virginia afterward, q
Wheeling man had been elevated to q
r-stat An the senate at Washington. me
Wheeling people have focal pride Win
out n limit, and for that ccason they arc
clad 10 know of Mr.. SCOTS success
MANY kilograms OF conSratulatson iron,
this city were sent 10 Scnator-elec'
Scott yesterday.
The Associated Press sends out the
following sketch Of Scnator-eiect
Scott:
Nathan Bay Scott was born In Guern..
scy county. Ohio, in 1Sf.. lie eHifsted
in the Union army, and was mustered
ont in 1865. lie settled In wheeling
shortly afterwards. where he Went 10
work as an employee of the Central
Glass Company. In Il short time ne
was employed as manager. and soon
afterwards was selected president OF
the company, which position he filed
for wears. He served two years as
president Of the second brancf OF the
CITY council of Wheeling. He was
elected In 1882 as n member OF the state
senate, and again 1885, serving eight
years. In the last race he defeated
Hon. John O. Pcndicton, IN strongly
Democratic district, Mr.. Pendleton be-
Ing afterwards elected to Congress.
While 4 member OF the senate he pass
cd the mutual savings bank law Of the
state. For five years he was West
N!rgIn!a's member OF the National Re
publican Executive Committee. Dur
ing the campaign OF 1896 he was Sc
lcctcd by President Mckinley TO serve
with General Powell Clayton and Vice
President Hobart in the headquarters.
at New York City. In recognition Of
his services President Mckinley APP
pointed him commissioner OF internal
revenue He organized the first saw
ingG bank in the state of West Virginia,
and Is still president Of that institu-
ton.
Mr.. Scott has had Il most interesting
career. He was born IN a log caoin
and left an orphan AZ very early age,
When quite lad he was sent out into
the world 10 carve his own fortune, and
the old Quaker who had helped him
along gave him some advice. which Mr.
Scott remembers to this dag, and which
he says laid the foundation Of his sue
cess in life. This Is what the Quaker
said:
at is not the food which thee eats
that will make thee fGt. but the food
which thee diussts; 1t is not the books
which thee reads that will make thee
learned. but the books that thee remem-
bers It Is not the money thee earns that
will make thee rich. but the money that
thee saves"
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Tae hogss
committee on banking and currency To-
day decided by a vote Of : TO to +a.
port the dill OF Representative Prosias,
oc Pennsylvania. authorizing the Issue
OF bank circulation UP TO the par value
Of bonds deposited; for the esta5lis5.
ment OF national banks OF small capita!
in towns of 5000 end upward; changing
the tax on circulation to tax o! one
eighth OF one per cent. on capital. The
measure IS on the line OF the rccomner-
dations made in the Presidents mes.
SAGE.
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MINERS SATISFIED
WitG the Sc,tlcmcn, Made Of tb'
Wage Scale n Pittsburgh.

WIG the Settlcnlcht -'lauc "a ibt
Wage Scale n Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 25.-M. D.
Ratchford. the former president OF the
United Mine Workers. left for his home
at Massillon, Ohio. to-day. I'VE have
made a good settlement. and | do not
anticipate any trouble during the year.
al local scales and differentials are yet
TO be arranged. but this, in my opinion,
will be done without any difficulty. The
Withdrawal of the block coal operators
of Indiana Is not significant. Thcy'will
pay the scale rates. The weak coal
fields will be strengthened and when we
meet the operators next year | am ccr-
tain we can secure an advance"
The Illinois operators have left the
Interstate convention With Il desire to
make their organization more complete.
Every operator In the state vii! mine
coal and for every ton there Will u"
contributed n certain percentage FOR
thc advancement Of the organization OF
the producers. II strikes occur every
operator IN the district OF Illinois will
be protected.
S. NJ Dalzcll, president OF the Ill
nols organization of operators said:
we are satisfied with the agreement
and It should be enforced"
]. NJ. Hunter. OF the Illinois orsari-
zation, who Is looked upon as at the
head OF the organization Of miners in
that state said:
"The agreement should stand. OF
course We did not get what we wanted,
but the miners of Our state ask only
what Is fair. There may be a fight, but
the intelligent class of miners do lSt
want 1t. If. however. the miners OF IL
llnois are imposed upon in any degree,
they are ready to fight and make con-
test for justice and equity"
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 25.-Wha. may be
an important clew in the murder case of
Ms. Kate j. Adams. Of New York, has
been found in the fact that before the
murder NJ Mrs. Adams. Won Mohl & Co.
OF Cincinnati. dealers In medicines, re-
ceivcd n. letter from II. Cornish, 1920
Broadway. New York. asking for sam
pie Of medicines advertised In a Ncw
York newspaper. The letter was writ
ten on stationery o: the Knlckerhoc,;cr
Athletic ctuh. Mr.. Brewster. of Won
Mohl x Co. after reading OF the murder
and Of The connection with the case Of
Cornish. turned the letter over 10 the po-
lice, Il Is now in New York, where the
handwritinN can be compared with that
of cornlgh ''N
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An Old Resident Dead.

Israel Robinson, on" of the Oldest
citizens OF the South Side. died a, his
late residence, corner OF Thirty eighth
and MCCo.loch streets. this morning, n,
l:::20 O'Clock. in the clGhty-scvcnth year
Of his age. Mr.. Robinson was for many
years toll keeper at the toll gate north
of the city limits. and was generally
known by the older inhabitants. His
death was due 10 pneumonia. GupcrIn-
duced by an attack of the grip. which
he contracted several weeks ago. He
leaves ten children. one of whom Is
Mrs. iaMc Wilson. OF YorkNittc. OHM
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Ohio county's splendid record IN No
vember is remembered by Republicans
who are here from all parts OF the
state. and Wheeling Is expected to show
up strongly. Ben. Connolly Is the only
one OF the delegation going home to
vote. He says It is his duty. Mr. Beh.
rens says he Is paired with good
Democratic friend In Wheeling. and
will sleep well tonight. Harry McLulc
wishes happy returns for tomorrow. us
do Senator Whitaker and Delegate Nc
Gov
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death Of Mrs, Rrv. Gnycr

Special Dispatch TO the lntclligcnccr.
CHARLES TOWN. ". Va. Ian. o.
Mrs. Mamie ". Gavcr, wife Of Rev. G.
W. Ga*er pastor Of the Methodist Ep!s-
copal church at Stephens City. died this
morning after weeks illness OF the
grip She was aged Is years, and Is sur
yived bt husband. two daughters and
five sons.