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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.


Republicans Elect State Treasurer
and Two Judges.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 7.-ln
the state the following ticket was
elected: state treasurer, James E.
Barnett, Rep); supreme court Judge
]. Hay Brown, Gsep.); 8. Leslie Nest
rezat, (Dem); superior court Judge.
John i. Mitchell. (Rep.) There are two
vacancies In, the supreme court ana
each party elects one Judge. N
One congressman was elected IN
'I2annsylyania t0.day. In the. Nlntn
district, comprisins Berks and Lehign
counties, Captain n. D. Green, (pem.l J,
was chosen by majority OF 5000 to
succeed D. NJ. Ermentrout, deceased.
The vote on the question OF authorlS-
ing q $4,000, 600 loan for the Improve
i1ient Of the city water supply, SHOWS
the citizens to be Overwhelmingly IN
favor Of the proposition, the average
ratio Of favorable votes being about ~
to /.
The Republican city committee est.
mates a Republican plurality OF 4O'OO0
In Philadelphia, u Republican loss OF
over thirty thousand as compared with
1897. The loss is due to the small vote
cast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
KENTUCKY.
Conflicting Stories Come From the
ooebel- Taylor Fight.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. I-sixty-
three out of l76 precincts in Louisville
give Gocbcl 5,252; Taylor $3.50; Brown,
eT6. Taylor has carried the county out
side Of the city by 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

(For other election news see Second
pRge.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

Continued on Second Page.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
Character Another Ideal

This leads me TO one p,her and most
important ideal. that of character. y"
education is worth having IL M geltlHs
il the man loses his aim and integrity
No position in life ia desirable IL
man has 10 compromise with his own
soul IL is an in bird chat fouls ms
own nest The man who brings lnt'
the university deceit and vice denies
his own nest The corporation. the
faculty and the students are determin-
eu that he shall not remain. The man
who brings integrity leaves better than
ne entered College character always
shows itself In college athletics. ~
another time / shall speak more Of this.
But II any college INDUCES i'm under
hand practice. IL the teams OF the coll
leee while pretending 20 be amateur
are professional thcce Is something
wrong. Some times IL Is said other
colleges do so and so. College athletics
in New England will never be pure un-
til every college shall say and do as I
says. Let Brown take the lead We
have nothing 90 fear. When we lose,
We lose with honor.
This venerable institution was foun
ded by men. many Of whom look down
from the walls upon us. who had faith
in religious life. ! should be false %
my deepest conviction " I closed with
out expressing my opinion that the
students should look for example and
guidance TO the man OF Gallilea who
liver 1900 years ago.
After the speech a hymn was sung
and DR. Faunce pronounced The bene-
diction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL.


Boston. Sept 2O.-First International
Congregational council TO be held In
the United States and the second to be
held I'm the world. began its session in
fremont Temple at O'clock TINS after
noon, The first international Council OF
Congtegationalism was held in London
I'm July. 1891. The full number OF pos
sible delegates was 600 and IL Is an
ticipated that more than two-thirds
will be i'm attendance by tomorrow
About thirty of the delegates are wo-
men and IL Is the first national or in
ternatiOnal Congregational council of
which women have been members and
three OF them are assigned for address
es bearing on woman's religious and
missionary work.
The council was called to order by
Hon. :. B. Capen OF Boston chairman
OF the committee on arrangements,
who delivered an ADDRESS OF welcome.
The report OF the American secre-
tary, Rev II. a. Hazen OF Boston, was
then presented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
SUFFERING PREDICTED.
Nal Ra Savs $500 God Seekers vii Have 10
Lsap he Anvil District.

Washington, Sept 2O.-Gen. smarter
has sent TO the war department a copy
Of a dispatch which he has received
from Mai. u. II. Ray. 1t is dated Fort
smith. Aug. 81, and is as follows;
Il found at Anvil and along the
beach between 5000 and $500 people
Fully $500 Of these people Will be com
pellcd ta leave there before the close
of navigation owing 10 lack of fuel ana
shelter From all | can learn here there
will bc bur three steamers mere
90 return before the season closes Un-
less the people can set away there WI.
be- great smfering and probable loss oI
life which / willa unable 10 anchor
ate. As rule all have plenty of mon
ey TO pay their passages The cape
Nome district is one OK the richest ever
discovered i'm our country and VIII RI
val the KlJndke. There are from 600
10 1000 people along the beach and they
are taking out from $40 TO $3.50 per day
per man with rockers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANTS.
Decision Of Judge rogers In Tho Replsvn Case Of
Raoke,t Against vhitle etA.

Judge Rogers today handed down his
decision in the jury trial waived case of
Charles j. Hackett VS.. Charles P.Whit-
tie at al. The action is one of replevin
brought against Charles p. Whittle,
Thomas j. Harmon and Patrick Mui-
len, who ssverally pleaded property in
said Whittle and not in the plaintiff
The chattels named in the writ consist
of lot OF drug store fixtures. The
plaintiff hired the store CT Whittle un-
der two leases one leasing the fixtures
In store and the second leasing certain
additional fixtures.f The amount due
under the two leases was $500. Mr.
Hackett claimed friend offered $500 in
partial slttlement of the account be-
fore the goods were all removed.
The fixtures were rep'evined b. the
plaintiff and the defendants claimed
return OF the goods and $685.. The de-
cision OF the court is that3 the title OF
the property i'm question at the time OF
the service of the plaintiffs writ was
in the defendant Whittle and not i'm the
plaintiff, and that the defendants are
entitled to Judgment for return and res
toration and $5S and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
STORM AT NEW BEDFORD.
Hsay Wind Raised III, Water l8 Inches fboW The
0[d.nan tigh lids lersl.

New Bedford, Mass, Sept. 2o.-The
gale Of this morning was very severe
i'm This harbor and BuzZard's Bay. The
wind blew the water nearly Is inches
higher than ordinary high tide, wash
ing the lower ends of the wharves, un-
dermining portions of the railroad
tracks and doing considerable damage
of a minor nature. The Vineyard boat
did not start from here, but both morn
ing boats from the islands came
through rathef late. Steamer Nan
tucket passed a quantity of large
wreckage In the bay. apparently from
some large vessel. It may have been
from the Fairfax remains on Sow and
Pigs reef or from the Cherokee on the
south side OF Naushon The yachts
i'm this harbor dragged th5ir anchors
and several had narrow escapes from
disaster. The sloop Spright i'm Pada
naram harbor was driven ashore and
| badly wrecked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
FINANCIAL.
BULLS AND BEARS. l
Brooklyn Led the List on Another
Slump Today.
Buyers Scarce In ths Street. and Ssllsrs
Anxious 10 Find Them

Wall Street. Sept 20-From yestef-
days rally the markot INDUCED IN an
other tumble this morning as was III
dicated in this correspondent would oe
the case In event Of such lively recoN-
cry from Mondays fall.
Brooklyn was of course the leader IL
fell nearly TO 75. Yesterday II was UP
around "a. A nine point drop M Brook
lyn has, come To be the regular every
day evolution. The stock rallied snarply
from around 10. however, its aclloh III
dlcating that IL was about 'hI"uS"
reaching for new low figures.
Manhattan went off I'm sympalhE pu'
did not suffer severely. sugar, hoWeNe'
was about as weak as BIooklyn stump
ing through l41 1t Was around TAO YES
terday afternoon on the rally. IL IeCoN,,
cred sharply three points atter us i"'
this morning and then sagged.
The balance of the list was weak ~ ~
losses In the standard shares were Ii"i-
ited To point or 50.
There was hardly a buyer III Wy
street, at least not until BrooKiSh dnu
Sugar made their new plunges Nhe"
the support became aggressiNeE az
tive.
Ut did not endure, however the mar
kot lapsing into raggedness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
CLUE IN WHITTEM0RE CASE.
Young Man Exchanged Silver for Bills al RadIsy''s
Store in Marion.

New Bedford. Mass, Sept. 2O.-At
about o'clock Thursday afternoon. the
day following the whittemore murder
on Cape Cod. young man. dusky and
looking as though tired with fraVeL
walked into the store OF 5. ID. Hadley
i'm Marion and asked Clerk a. ;. Fut-
nam to give him bills for six or seven
dollars in silver.
The young man was apparently about
rs years old. dark complexloneu' snort
io stat,,ro with dark hair. The author
ities were notified within a day or TWO
of the occurrence. and are now looking
n M as having "a possible bearing ON
the murder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS.
Arrangements For lhs Slate Convention at Boston
Tomorrow Completed

Boston, Sept. 20.-Preparations for
the state convention OF the Democracy
OF Massachusetts,, which is to take place
in Mechanics hall tomorrow. are nearly
completed. The convention will be
called 10 order by temporary chairman
Christopher T. Callahan OF Holyoke.
The permanent organization will be
Hon. w 5. McNary of Boston. cnair-
man; and Thomas r. keenan, OF Bos-
ton. secretary. From present indica-
tions the head Of the ticket will be same
as last year Alexander b. Bruce OF
Lawrence, viii b. the candidate for
governor. and Edward j. Slattery of
birmingham For the office OF Lieutenant
governor. There will be changes In the
VALANCE Of the ticket from last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
BROWN BEGINS.
continued from Page one)
A Trained Intellect The Ideal.

rho R,a,yn ideal Is trained intellect
a. sessn.fal 10 life. More than one law
school has proven that the Brown graz
uate has the best trained Intellect. lie
makes an all round man. frolessors
in nrofessional schools say that many
nareee Graduates are unable TO read "A
hony and report intelligently on h.They
can teu what Is on the first page ana
Ss.,t ,,ge but miss the back bone of
the tboiight. The man who has not that
nower is not grained man. AT the Uni,
Nersity of Chicago "A stuueht hahueu
me an essay ana sara ne ulu hV' M, nl,VN
whether the FIRST three pages shoulu
cnne first or last. y man beginning 10
v.,tt[, vim sit down, look out the WIN
do,v change his position, read the paper
and then get book TO see what solne
one Else has said about the same thlng
The world today is full OF men win
knoUIedpe. but without the power 10
- A. we want men to work wei
,.ttbout da,vdling. complaining or crit
icisinp. men who can take hold ana O."
v-rn ana focus all their efforts. We are
not aiming 10 send out men iull oi
hrilliancy. but men who VIII Mofk con
srientiously. Lt Is not worth your Nilie
TO spend four years IN getting sI'."
tering of everything, what we want u
mon Iyho know something and can use
The Brown ideal is also cultivation
How often we meet men who nave
achieved fame and distinction, but VINO
are unmannerly. o,.
The German student life rs denclent |
in this respect The German suuueh, -
a. prodigy Of learning. but man Who
has NOT refining instincts and lacking
some OF those finer qualities Whlch
make up what we call gentlemah'
The English university teaches Eng
lish gentlemen how To, be gentle me-, !, !.
AS long as oxford continues To teach
that It will stand at the center OF Epg-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
Dolls Deluged.

The dolls suffered the greater dam
age. as silk pstticoats, dainty gowns
and smart picture" hats were in
most deplorable condition. Some of the
dolls looked as though they had been
through a railroad wreck. as their legs
and arms came off when the water
reached the glue.
The money damage viii be very
great considering the market value OF
the stock, and the extra wages that
had been paid 10 get IL ready for the
Christmas trade, and adding To that
the extra work and wages which will
be called for TO place the seek In as
good a condition, X that is possible, as
Vi was "a hours ago
No other dry goucs or department
store suffered losses because OF flooded
cellars. Several smaller stores farther
down Westminster street were wet
down. one dealer bemoaned the loss
Of 1000 cigars which he had just paid
s35 for the case having been placed in
his cellar Yesterday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
NOT LARGE ENOUGH.
Offers Mads By Outside Syndicate for Purchase Of
fall RIVER Nils

Fall River. Mass. Sept 20.-There is
a growing feeling today that the offers
made to many OF the mills by the out
side syndicate are not large enough
The offer city directors met yester-
day and took the position that the offer
OF $50 for their stock was too low. The
circular will be issued today. 1t will
contain, according TO current rumor. a
recommendation that the stockholders
should not sell at the price offered. 1t
is understood also that the state has
received an offer from the firm of
Wade, Barrows and Guthrie, said TO be
in the neighborhood OF 135. The mill has
been recently reorganized with a capt.
tai OF 5000, 900 and did not come in un-
der the first offer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
THE TRUST CONFERENCE.
ANumhT Of Governors and Alonsy Generals
Have Arrived al s.. lnus

St Louis, Sept. Pa number o, as-
ditional governors and attorney-gen-
erals arrived here today on the invita-
tion of Governor Sayers of Texas 10
hold conference for the discussion OF
the trust question, and to take such ac-
ton as may be deemed necessary.
Governor Hazcn ). Pingreo and A.
torney- Orcn Of Michigan were
among the first arrivals at IN. planters
hotel. where the sessions OF the con-
ference viii be hold. The conference
has attracted "A large numb r of poll
ticans from TINS and other states.
prominent among them being Congress.
man Joseph Bailey Of Texas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
DIRECTORS ELECTED.
Annual hesIlng Of The Terminal Co. and rrovldencs
and SonngtOl S'eamshlp Co.

The annual meeting Of the New York
Providence, Boston and old Colony
Terminal Company was held in the
administration building at the new rail-
read station. this noon, at which the fol-
lowing directors We're elected: Charles
r. Clark Charles F. Choate. Joshua II.
Benton, Jr. w. f. Chamberlain. Fay
cite S. Curtis and Edward G.. Buck
land
Following that meeting the annual
one OF the Providence and Stonlngton
steamship Company was held. at which
directors were elected. viz. samuel II
BabcOck. George Maccolouch Miller.
Royal G. Taft, John NJ. Riker. , aries
+. Choate, George @. Haven. Charles =.
Clark. John NJ Han and Edw9rd q.
Buckland
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
WAIST STRAP BROKE.
Moran PrecIp.lsd From tschC Pole ard Ssrnsly
Injured This R,nng.

James G Moran. Sc years old. living at
IL Beacon avenue, had a serious fan
from an electric Hight pole at the cor
ner of smith and Francis street. at
1880 this morning He was employed
as "a lamp trimmer by the Narragan-
sctt Electric Lighting CO.. and Just MS
ne had hitchcd his waist strap 10 the
ing. the strap broke Hc WAS then 20
te,i from the hasH of the pole. and
pitching outW trd b. fell and struck
heavily upon his chest receiving se-
we're contusions Moran WAS taken into
Fred o.. smiths pharmacy. ON smith
ana Jciicrf'n streets. and giv.n tenn
pufary 3ssI'.ance after which he WAS
conveyed to the r. l. hospital In the
ambulance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
tolrd o. 0 rtc os Elected.

Connecticut River Railroad company
today elected th following board of dl-
rectors. William whiting Of Holyukr.
MasF. os.ar Edwards ~ Nurthamp-
tou. Macs. James ~ Williams or B.I-
bows Pals. ~. john 49, Allison ur
Concord. ". o. George BAL sostuu
Edmund ~ kendrick N Springfield
Msss. Seth ~ ki.hllds 0f Newpuff
n. H.; Joseph ~. Stevens OF ca eD
neld. Mass. Lucus Tutt 0f Bortou
William ~. McClcnth uf Chicopcc.
Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
Financial Notes.

Boston-Clearing house statement:
Exchanges S2S'5o9.O26; balances s2ol7,-
Az Money 4 per cent
Money on call firm at per cent
prime mercantile paper 4%m5b per
cent sterling exchange frmer ar
4.SoA@6 for demand ANA at 4S2GH for
6O days. Posted rates i.S3GB and
4'S6ls@n Commercial bill. ASlb, Sill
yer certlhcates 59MA. Bar silver 5s
1910. Mexican dollars i7is. Govern
ment bonds steady.
New York-EXchanges s255g15. -ol. hal
ances Sll399,5ls. The sub-treas,Irv bad
debit balance today OF S54i. .363.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
SaIoon-k keopsr Fined.

Lowell, Sept. 20.--The case of William
II. Bell. proprietor of Opera House bar
room. which was successfully raided by
the liquor inspectors about two weeks
ago. came mp before Judge Hadley in
the police court this morning. Bell APP
peared in court. He was charged with
illegally keeping liquor, and pleaded
guilty. There was no trial, and the
court imposed fine OF 500, which was
naid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
HUNDREDS PERISHsD.
Earthquake Causei Terrible Loss OF LIE al Alden,
Souhsssl Of SmUna.

smyrna Asia Minor Sept. 20.--Thcre
was a disastrous earthquake this morn
ing az Alden town on the Munser. 81
miles south asst of This place Hundreds
of persons were killed in the valley of
Mcndorcz
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
Sloan Wins Two Races.

London. Sept. 2o.-At the Birmingham
meeting today. the Atherton Selling
weltcr handicap plate OF 200 sovereigns
was won by Moonlit 60 to - with Sloan
up. Eleven ran.
Sloan aiso finished first. ON the We'd
lock bay filly 90 tod. I'm the race for the
Solihull nursery plate OF Jos severe lgns
Eleven horse van.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
Whaling SchoOrer Ra,urns

Vineyard Haven. sept 20 The wbal-
Ing schooner Era. Captain Conner thlr-
~ days from Hudson rly for New Red
ford arrived her" this morning The
pounds of whalrb .i. a resuu of hri
cruise. she report. ilI wen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
txslIlnq and Earn, curnsd.

Dedham. sept. pa dwelling house
and two barns owned by W. Cameron
FOtbes. the well-kuown football player
and Harvard coach were burned here
today. together with four hprsss. fvc
COWS and considerable quantity of
hay and farming impler snts The lose
Will exceed $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
Convicted Of MansIaughter In '96 and
Sentenced 10 Prison for IS Years.
SUBURBAN RAILWAY co.'s CHARTER.
Bll Amending Il 50 That Capital Stock Can Be
Increased 10 $5,OOO,OOO Pasied-Ot GaT-
vim Gws His Regular Performance.

There was some difficulty experience
ed AT the state house this morning IN
securing a quorum of the legislature
the severe rain storm keeping num-
her OF the more distant out OF town
members away. After long wait and
some use OF the telephone, a quorum
was secured for both branches and
business was transacted, thus avoiding
The calling of a special session by the
governor in order 10 finish the business
laid over from yesterday. This course
had already been decided upon I'm case
there was no quorum today, inasmuch
as the General Assembly was COM
PEELED 10 adjourn today by the joint
resolution passed yesterday.
The business OF today was largely OF
q routine nature in both branches. In
the house the act increasing the capi-
tai stock OF the Rhode island Subur-
ban Street Railway company was pass
ed In concurrence. and other minor
corporation matters were passed. An
appropriation of $4,000 for building
and repairs at the state institutions
at Cranston was passed, and also an
additional appropriation for tho sup
port Of qhe state government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20

10 notify the senate that the house had
finished its business. and was ready TO
adjourn. ana on motion Of Mr.; Blodgett
az Providence, the house then ad-
iourned, to meet on TUESDAY January
So 1900, at II a. M.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
KILLED In
RAILROAD
COLLISION
-Four Persons Lose Lives in
Smashup on ST. Louis and
San Francisco Road,

Kansas city. Mo. Sept. 2o.-Pass M
o,,. train north bound on the ST. Los
and san Francisco lailroad colided
wiki "A freight train 10 miles southeast
of This city today. Four people were
killed and four others injured
Am of the dead and injured were traNh
a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
HODGE UNDER ARREST.
Is Accused Of Obtaining $4,000
by False Pretencss.
Fatfer-in.Law, Franklin N. Poor, Railroad
Treasurer, the Accuser.

Boston, Sept. 20.-Inspector Harris
arrived here today from North Adams,
having in custody William B. Hodge OF
Boston, who was arrested yesterday on
charge of obtaining $4,000 by false
pretences from his father-in-law, Mr..
mont and Massachusetts railroad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
A Sight Fire.

A slight fire broke out IN i'eeu "
ts,',in,s iewelry shop. In the Champhn
hd,,cL an chestnut and ship streets. this
r,'orning. The heavy rain caused
bark flow i'm the sewer. and this sent
,nantity of naphtha back TO the sink
r'hsre hy Spme unknown nsans 10 be-
came ignited. The workmen eHa,ns s
suished the fiames by throwing sand
unon them. No damage"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
THE TR0vDESCE NEWS

secured control OF the sale OF one OF the
most wonderful inventions in tne a.
culating Lead Pencil. Dfhc ult nu',,o,Is
.rs tnstantly multiplied. = " today
- ,bs News once. Z weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
IN THE rOUSE.

The House OF Representatives was
called TO order ait 1880 o'clock. by Mr.
Speaker Holden. and there was a quo
rum present.
Mr.. France. OF Woonsocket, from the
judiciary committee. reported back an
act relative TO sewer connections in the
city of Woonsoclxet recommending pas
sage. The act was passed.
Mr. Curtis, OF Providence, from the
committee on corporations. reported
back with recommendation of passage
I'm concurrence. an act i'm amendment OF
the charter of TIE Rhode Island Sub
urban Street Railway Company, in
creasing the capital stock of the cor
poration from s.. 100000 to $1,000, 900;
passed in concurrence.
Mr. Blodgett. of Pawtucket. from the
judiciary committee. reported back an
act regulating the criminal jurisdiction
OF the wardens' court of the town OF
New Shoreham. recommending passage
in concurrence: passed.
Also sundry petitions for the caucus
act in the city OF Newport, with recon-
mendation that the petitions be grant
ed. and asking for the passage OF an
act making the caucus act already
adopted for Providence and Pawtucket
also apply TO Newport.
Mr. Fitzgerald cf Pawtucket opposS ID
the passage OF the act, but after re-
marks by Messrs. Blodgett of Provi-
dence and Parker OF Coventry the act
was passnd.