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Dentist Shot Dead In His ONCE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. July 22.-Dr. James NJ
Iafatcr was shot and killed ia his dental office
IN Manchester this afternoon by Campbell
Green. The latter was struck on the head with
monkey wrench. hut IL not seriously hurt
Three shots were fired by Green. two OF which
took eflert in DR.. LGf1trr's body. One bullet
tratrd the heart. The difficulty arose over q
trade FOR some mules which the TWO men were
IL n
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Charles Mails VIII Filed.

The will Of the late Belgian Consul. Charles
Mali was filed for probate in the office OF ths
Surrogate in brooklyn yesterday. The estate
is valued at Sl25O0O. which Ia beqeathed to
his widow and other relatives. with the excep-
Ton q $1,000, which Is left TO the Roman
$1,000 10 St Mary's Maternity Hospital and
$1,000 to the Belgian Benevolent Society,
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IN COLLISION WITH ArAcHr
1IiShAp Which Scared a Boatload of People
at Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CRY. n. j.. July pa collision
occurred this afternoon between the Zella.
Capt. L. Adams which had thirty passengers
vlnia. The former boat was trying to cross
the Lavinin's bows. The ZelaB rudder was
broken and the LAvinia's eentreboard and Jlb
screamed. men hustled for life pr;sSrvers and
the celia was grounded. Tho passen & rs|Were
removed to the beach In roVboats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

IS statendam. Bonjo Rotterdam July 10. Bou.
lolnC l<th.
IS Aragonia. Jansen, Autwrrn.
SIS Lauen6urg. sporting ItrdonAs.
SIS Colorado. Wilton, Hun.
81 Llaninn City, Carey, bristol
ss 4. X. Thorp. Askelund, Maracaibo.
SsF. W. Bruno. Gather BALTIMORE.
IS BenstActor, Townseni, Philadelphia.
81 Princess Anne Boay. New orleans.
Ss Richmond. CathRrIne, Norfolk.
For later arrivals soc First PaysI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

fs New York. from southampton for New York.
As Westernlard, from Antwerp for New York.
IS Etrnria, from Liverpool fer New York.
ia Bremen, from Bremen frr New York.
Ss Ia Touraine. from Nayro for New York.
Be- State of Nebraska, from Glasgow for Now York
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business 3lptirrs.

Carl II. schultz, 43O-4ti LIST Av., n. Y.
Pure and rrcct mineral waters manufactured from
distilled water and CHEMICALLY Pure SALTS.
Unto the Pnre all things are Pure. but tho Lafay.
EFT" Place Baths, near attn 81. mako men Puror,
Cleaner and Brighter O en- day aud night
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NLRISE INIELLIGENCK.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-T8u DAT.
sun rtses.... AS Sun sots.. "a Moon rises ....
HIGH whTlR-THUs DAY.
Sandy Hook. "a Gov .IB,'d. IL He'll date o OF
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Special 9lutiGrs.

A.-DISEASES or wuNEN-Dr. BIINN. ut West
Am 81 n, ar BroaiwayI. E'th Il lNS5. hours. 1913.
pILES.-pr Chapman, lO7 T.. 2ll Il. New York.
NJCUttnE uu lost time. Book free, Pa when cured
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OUTGOING sTEAHsHIPS.

Ga City Of Macon, from Savannah for New York.
IS City of Augusta, from Savannah for New York.
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IS CampaniA. from New York, at Liverpool.
IS British King. from New YOrA. at Antwerp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

THE KESsICO CEMETERY. Private station, HIr-
L ION kAIlr lad; 4J minutes ride from the brand
Central Depot, Once ~ East 42d At.
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In this Supreme Court of Judcature In Eng
land there-are now twenty. eight Judges. Six
NJ these sit in the Court Of Appeal. fifteen in
the Queens Bench Division, 1--WE In the Chan
Gerry Division. and two in the Probate d.
Y1rcs and Admiralty Division. In view OF the
increase Of business in the Chnncsry Divis-
ion, an additional Judge will probably soon be
appointed III that branch OF tho court. cor
respondent OF the London Truih reokons that
each Judge now rits an average Of but twenty
eight hours a week FOR only thirtyfou weeks
in the year. and suggests that tho courts
ought to convene earlier than 10 80 A. NJ. and
sit later than p. VI.
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slcW Publications.
MANUSCRIPTS
PROMPTLY
EXAM NE0.

TEt. &c koran, u
80 Complete Ialc'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23


Theodore Hoklngbsrg, a Wheeling
young man, lost his ife early yesterday,
morning in the freight yards q The
Baltimore & Ohio EBIlrOad at RenWeOa
Junction.
Holtlngherg, who hRd only railroad
ed three mouths, has been employed
recently At The BeRwepa Junction yards
as yard brRkeman. Sunday TuoFning
aboht 8 O'Clock be was engaged in Jpsli-
ing up a freight train In the yards when
the accident occurred. He Is supposed
to have been running along the mar
row path between the tracks when a
car that was being switched strpck him
full in the bnck Of the head. killing him
instantly. When fellow employees pick
ed him up he was lying beside the track,
and was not as has been reported run
over and cut in two.
The body was brought to Wheeling
later in the day and prepared for burial.
The deceased lived with his wife and
three children on the South Side. The
wife was formerly Miss Kate Baker.
Patrol Driver Joseph Mays was hiV
brother-in-law The body will be taken
to warnocks station, in Belmont coun-
ty Ohio, to-day, and the funeral oc-
ours tomorrow. Hokingberg was for
merly employed IN the groceries Of
John s. welty and Wheeler & Metsuer
as a clerk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23
RR1EF MENTIoNINGs.
Events In and About the City Given in
n Nutshell.
Grand to-night-"The silver King"

a Nutshell.
Grand to-nlght-"The silver King"
Council committee on accounts meets
this evening.
The special council committee on r;-
fund has been called to meet this eveiI-
ing.
The marriage of Mr.. Peter Leocher
and Miss Emma Yahn will occur TueH
day morning at o'clock,at st, Joseph's
Cathedral.
on Wednesday Mr.. Harry NJ. DauEh.
erty and Miss Bertha NJ. Boylan VIII
wed. Mr.. Daugherty is proprietor OF
the Market House restaurant,
The preliminary hearing OF Charles
Fry, arrested Thursday by the police,
for the assault on Alex HIrth. Will &C.
cur tomorrow In Justice Rogers court
Sam o, Boyce has been retained by III"
defense, and 1t Is said, there Will be n
plea Of self defense.
Arrests by the police yesterday which
will figure In this mornings police court
were the following; Elmer Thomas, DIS
orderly, Officer Wells; George Delaney
drunk, officer Schnupp; Chel Frederick,
drunk, officer Landmeyer; Buck Sup
pie, drunk, Ofiicer Lnndmcyer'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23
pan Handle Baptlsts.

This afternoon ut 2;SO o'clock, the
pastors of the Panhandle Baptist AS
ISOLATION and vicinity will hold their
meeting in the lecture room Of
tho church. In the evening at 1880, the
visiting pastors will assist in a special
service for the ordination Of deacon.
This Will be an interesting service, to
which the public IL cordially invited.
Rev. s.. DrummOnd, OF Washington,
Pa, will preach the sermon for the oc-
casIon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23
FALL sTOCK.-FINE TAILORING.

Your attention invited to our largo
and handsome line OF Fall Woolens-
oIuSive n novelties OF which we RTe sole
agents. The stylish Get-IIp aud tlaSh-
iOnnble appearance Of our garments
recommend themselves. Prices ren-
aonnhIe. c. HESS & SONS,
FaShIonnl,Ie Traitors and Fine Eurnish-
ers, 1091-I328 Market Strcct'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23
uAwnnnINs KAsONN

our stock il full to OvcrflOFving OF
IsS.,IineJ Pictures, MCdaLliOns, water
CoiorS, EtclIingH, PlntinS anu i9t,ti ~
tSgCthCI. with tile latest novelties N
IS,.nn1Cs md NOuldlnHa. DO not delay
I',t TnniSN your spleCtlonA, early ~
KiRIi'S Art STORE, 1908 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23
FATAL ACCIDENT
Oyertakes Theodore Hokingberr
aB.Aso. Brakeman sunday
Al BEERO0D JUNCTION YARDS.

HalIingbeyg. who mas q wheeling
men. vas struck n shs Head Wh'lp
Coupling Cars and InssaRtly Killed,
The Body BroRght to this city-The
EeAag man was Vel KpPwi In,
WheeIIng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23

We have fitted moro than twenty
Thousand pairB of SpeCtaclcs. giving us
q record and experience une1nallsd,b by
any other optiClRn in West virginia.
satisfaction gunrunteed.
JACOB w. 0RUBB, Optlclnni
No. 1906 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23
FANNY WASHING.

pou0h Dry " Hthcd, StArchcd IN
Mid Ii cCnt6 per pound. 5000 4
FiSt woFE, Washed and ironcu' o
cent II F gSTS TS1Serf nnished 10 cents, pOr
81 y. ~ ~, LUTZ BROS,.
RSS Homo steam Laun"FT'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23
Anctlon SAD of Enrnltnlt,, nc.

Auction SuIC va EWE"A'".'
The household effects belonging to the
estate OF Mrs. Mary s. Allison, deceas-
cd. viii be sold Mt her late recurrence
No. 20 Fifteenth street. on Friday. octo-
Der 81, 1890, at 10 n. m.
. b. 8. ALLISON. Executor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23

LADIES' tailor made suits to order
Prices reasonable. Satisfaction EunrHn-
tced. MISS GRAHAM.
126 $. Front Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23

Professor Dce and wife will open at o'clock Monday after.
October 80 practical and hygienc Cooking School our
third floor
The Professor and Madame Dclefs will lecture health and
food topics and how prepare food They purpose remaining with
us days giving each day from m, excepting
Saturday, which day thelecure will be from to pm
Those who attend lessons taught the latest and most sci
endfe principles Of cooking.
The professor only visiting the larger cities where he is we'll
andfayoraby known to the best people, and it took no little effort
on part induce him here, which have doubt
the ladies OF this city will duly appreciate.
All, leetures.Are free, To- Which
Az Are Cordially Inyited.sssss.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23

LADIES' tailor made suits to order.
Prices reasonable. Satisfaction gunrnn@
feed. MISS GRAHAM,
100 & Front Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23

cLoAKs and Furs remodelcd and
resolved. MISS u. SoRG,
1893 Main street.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
RETURNED FROM TEXAS.

Chautauqua Directors Party Arrive in
Boulder from the Sunny south.
The remainder of the Texas party
comprising Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Allison,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nicholson and Mrs
H. o. Dodge returned this morning
Mrs. Dodge was in company of her hus
band who went down from here yester
day and met the party at Trinidad. Mrs
Dodge contracted an attack of grip
shortly after starting from Texas and
the attack became so severe that she i:
now threatened with pneumonia.
After the Chautauqua directors meet.
ing at Fort Worth the above members OF
the party proceeded on to the Gulf coast
to enjoy the ocean breezes. The trip
was very pleasant up to the point of re.
turning home, since which time the
weather has been cold and unfavorable
At Clayton, N. NJ, the train became snow
bound and later the delay was repeated
at Folsom. The train lay for twelve hours
in the drifts waiting tor relief. The re-
lief train that went out to assist the
through passenger also became snow
bound, but finally their efforts were unit
ed and they managed to pull through.
Speaking of the results of the Chau'
tauqua meeting, Mr. Nicholson said that
they were entirely satisfactory. The
management OF the institution now rests
with the Boulder people. though the
financial responsibility will be borne BY
the railroads. The railroads and the
Chautauqua association will rustic up the
attendance from the south and Boulder
will see that no mismanagement mar:
this end of the affair. The Texas peo
pie are enthusiastic over the enterprise
and there is no sign of the interest wan
ing. Mr.. Nicholson says that an i'm
mense amount of work was accomplished
during the oneday session and it wa:
harmonious in every way. He conclud
ed by saying that if the Chautauql"
failed to be permanent and lasting il
institution in Boulder, it would be Boul'
der's fault alone.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
Re|Q|d Proves
Acid Nos Used
MORE BEEF TALK.
New York Herald relis of firms that Fur
nish the Preserving Fluid.

nish the Preserving Fluid.
New York, an. 24-The Herald's
Washington dispatches spring new
sensation IN the embalmed beef scandal.
The article is headed, How Acids are
put IN Eagan's Beef" The article gives
the advertisement of four large supply
houses ,ha. furnish the acids, boraic and
salycllic, to the packers. These firms
are situated IN New York, Chicago and
San Francisco. The advertise ments,
the Herald says. are not published with
view to retuting the firms claims, but
to show the falsehoods uttered by the ad.
ministration's apologists, who claim that
the meats were not thus treated.
The matter of preserving the meat
was one of the cards which the war de-
partment had up its sleeve when 1t turn.
ed down all the western live stock men
who had guarantee the delivery of stock
on foot in Cuba without loss or risk, at
one-half the price that the embalmed
meat was purchased.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
CONVENTION OPENS.
Six Hundred Cattlemen Discuss Method,
in Tabor Opera House.

Six Hundred Cattlemen Discuss Methods
in Tabor Opera House.
Denver, Jan. Ask hundred dele.
gates to the National Live Stock conven.
ton were assembled in Tabor opera
house when the convention was called
to order at o:3o this morning. Rev,
Dean Hart invoked a blessing on the
meeting and then Governor Thomas de
livered his address of welcome. He
spoke of the wonderfully good work
which the organization had done during
its two years existence. Mayor Nc
Murray spoke on behalf of the city and
A T. Bush on behalf of the convention
replied to the welcomes. AT 80 Presl
dent Springer delivered his annual ad-
dress. Reports and discussions occu-
pied the afternoon session.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
A Kind Word for DR.. hoffman.

. The acceptance by Rev. DR.. Notmar
of Boulder of call to the Fourth Pres
byterlan church of Chicago will cause
the removal from the state of an eminen,
divine and a gentleman of rare scholarly
attainments and marked intellectual
ability. During his residence IN Boulder
Dr. hoffman has been largely interested
in educational matters. He has taken
an especial pride in promoting the stand
ing and work of the state university, and
in bringing to its support all religion:
and other influences which could be
united in behalf of the institution. The
plan of erecting UNCONVENTIONAL schools
in the vicinity of the university, so that
students could have the advantages af.
forded by the university in secular
studies, and pursue their theological
studies under denomlnational influences
had his hearty cooperation and support
1t is earnestly to be hoped that the move
ment will not suffer because of his de.
parture from the state. 1t is misfor.
tune to lose so broad and ardent friend
of popular education. Colorado has
need of men of Dr. Notman's character
scholarship, eloquence and strong moral
influence. His doctors degree was be-
slowed by the University of Colorado al
the last commencement News
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
Fruit Growers Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Boulder
Valleys Fruit Growers association
showed very healthy condition in the
organization. During the seven years Of
its existence the association has demon
strated its superiority over The old meth
cd of individually handling the products
and the additions TO the membership
show that this fact is becoming more
generally realized. The selection o.
officers resulted as follows:
Presldent-W. l.. Scott.
Vice President-W H. Gardner.
Secretary-G. M. Anderson.
Treasurer-E. T. Carr.
Directors-W. L. Scott, J. w. Andrew
J. F Stewart, T. B. Holman, G. M. An
derson, s. B. Sutherland, c. L. Parsons
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
Whitney's Condition Serious.

The condition of George Whitney is
pronounced to be extremely critical to
day. The doctors now believe his all
ment to be appendicitis and not directly
due to heavy lifting as first supposed,
He improved somewhat yesterday, but
last night became worse, so that his con
dition is source of great anxiety to his
friends,
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
ARMY REORGANIZATION.

House Debates the Need of Increasing tn,
Regular Army.
Washington, an. 24-The house wen'
into committee of the WI ole this morn
ing for the consideration of the army re
organization bill. 1t was agreed that {
vote would be taken next Tuesday. The
first reading was dispensed with, Mr.
Hull opened the debate. He strongl,
advocated large army and said that tht
flag should be backed by strong regu
lar army no matter where it Aoated, HI
said that volunteers being composed o.
men in peaceful occupations could no
be expected to stay under arms in peace
full times.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Two Prominent indianapolis Men Must
Answer for the Life of Laura Mcdaniel.

indianapolis. Jan. 24-Calvin l. Flet'
cher, prominent ply sican and Thos
Coyle, an attorney. have been arrested
for causing the death of Miss Laura Nc.
Daniel, clerk in a department store
Attorney Coyle has made statement tc
the effect that he employed DR.. Fletcher
after he had taken the girl to the Mar
quette block, where he and she were reg.
lstered as Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks. Dr.
Fletcher signed the death certificate, al.
leging peritonltis as the cause of death
The prominence of the men has caused
the affair to create great sensation.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
Sel0|e hCQ|ed
O chin Music
THE OTHER SIDE.
The Expansioni-ts Have an Inning in the
United States Senate


Washington, Jan. 24-At'er routine
business had been disposed of, Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts,, Republican,
spoke in favor of the annexation of the
Philippines and urged the immediate
passage of tine peace treaty. Following
him Senator Clay Of Georgia, Democrat,
delivered an address on the subject.
The fact that he is one of the Democrats
who is reported to be supporting the
treaty created considerable interest in
his address. He urged the passage of
the treaty and the extending of promises
to the Filipinos that they would receive
the same ultimate independence prom.
lsed the Cubans.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24

Lincoln ]. Carter's great naval drama,
"Under the Dome" will be the attrac.
ton at Masonic temple next Saturday
evening. Many startling realisms are
promised. A reproduction of the awful
hurricane in the harbor at Apia, and the
trip OF a ferry boat from Jersey City to
New York being among them.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
4 PQSO Division
Meets Protest
FILING PROTESTS
Legislature Listens t Some Kicks from
Various Sources,

Various Sources.
Denver. Jan. 24-The Legislature de.
voted itself to the business of clearing
the calendar today. Owing to the night
session of the house last night, the mern
bers we're late in showing up and neither
branch came to order before l. o'clock.
Protests were read in both the senate and
house against the ElPaso county divis
ion. Protests were also read against de-
voting so much time to labor bills The
bill preventing the pay ment for labor in
scrip was reported favorably in the
house. At 1890 both houses adjourned
until o'clock.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
A Rival Telephone Company

Chicago, Jan. 24-The city council
passed an ordinance last night granting
50 year franchise to the Illinois ,ele
phone company to operate in this city
The company guarantees to cut the Bel
telephone company charges in half.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

Destruction Of Maine will be Fittingly OBJ
served At Havana.
Havana, Jan. 24-The anniversary of
the destruction of the Maine will be az
propriately observed in this city. The
program has not yet been finally ar.
ranged. but the graves OF the dead sail
ors will be decorated and flags hung at
half mast. Captain Sigsbee will deliver
the address and General Lee will lead
the procession. Solemn high mass will
also be pronounced.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
Big Building Burned.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 24-The Oster-
haut building was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss 100000. 1t is thought
that one life was lost.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
Germany wilt Settle.

London, Jan. 24-A special envoy
from Germany with dispatches to the
English government arrived here today
His mission relates to the settlement OF
the Samoan trouble.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
CuibertsOn Succeeds Mills.

Austin, Texas, Jan. 24-The Legislature
today elected ex Governor Culber,son 10
succeed Senator Mills in the United
States senate.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
clarke Gets 1t.

Cheyenne, Jan. 24-The joint session
of the legislature today elected Senator
Clarke TO succeed himself in the United
States senate,
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
THEY WRANGLEO.
Insane Asylum Commission Accomplisnes
Little Real Work

Little Real Work.
Pueblo, Ian. 24-Probably the last
session of the legislative investigation
was held today. The steward of the
asylum was the principal witness but his
testimony was unimportant, The morn
ing session was characterized by wrang-
ling between Attorney Taylor and the
attorney general.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
Overdue Steamer Arrives.

New York, Jan. 24-The three days
overdue steamer La Normandie arrived
this morning. 1t had been delayed by
heavy storms.
Daily camera., 1899-01-24
silver Quotation.

New York, Jan. 24-Silver is quoted
at 5oH today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-09
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