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FOUND DEAD IN BROADWAY HOTEL.
BHEht's Disease seems to Have Killed
Capt. Andres Haden.

Capt. Andres Haden.
An elderly man. fairly we'll dressed. regis
tered at the Continental Hotel on Broadway on
Wednesday as "A HadSA. City" He was not
seen about the hotel Yesterday and last night.
when tho cham bsrmaid found that she could
not get into his room. the door was broken
open. They found Haden dead in bed. DR.. W.
A. Schitreld. OF 80 West Twenty first street. WIN
had been summoned. said that the man had
died OF Bright's disease. In his card case were
several cards bearing the name OF Capt An
dres HAdsn." There was no money and little
else OF value. The maA had never been sssA ct
the hotel before.
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Aug. 24-Alfrsd No
Donnel, Vincent Mcdonnell and Harvey
Davis. passengers on the sloop yacht Conc.
dieze. decided to make q landing at Corson's
Inlet in q small boat this evening. Tho boat
was capsized In the breakers Tho young men
kept themselves afioat by clinging to the oyera
turned craft They wore rescued by the Cora
son . Inlet Life Saving crew.
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Mystery of Dead Man Found in n Swamp
May He Cleared.

New BRUNSWICK. N. j.. Aug. 24.-Prosecutor
John g. Voorhees, said yesterday that he knew
the murderer Of the man whose body was
found in the swamps near Jamssburg about
two months ago. The man was identified a.
Patrick Herman OF Milestone. Mr.. Voorhees,
says he will soon have . somplaint made
against the murderer.
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philadelphia Woman Dies at tho Age of 1o4.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 24.-Ars. Hannah II.
Davis, we'll known for her many charities. died
at her home in Philadelphia, last Tuesday. at
the age of l04 years She preserved her facul-
ties up TO the time OF her death. She was born
In England and was cousin OF John Lord
Earl OF Hardwick. She came to this country
with her parents when child.
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FEVER DEATH RATE IN HAYINI.

Figures Showing How the Disease Has Been
Kept Down Under American Occupation.
The following table. prepared from official
statistics. shows tho total number OF deaths
from yellow fever in Havana each month from
Jan. l, 1890. up to Aug 10 OF tho present
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Gov. Roossvelt's EuEaeeme nts.

ALBANY. Aug. 24.-dov. Roosevelt will be at
Hornellsvillo on Aug. 80. Little Valley onAuE.
81. and WATERFOWL on Sept. /. He has also 40
SsPsS the E. from AI.
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Mn,,ar, Men See Manhatt.n,. F,r.wor.

There was q special display OF fireworks at
Pains amphitheatre at Manhattan Beach last
night. Portraits OF Admiral Dewey Gen.
MileS and Col. Clayton wore shown In pyro-
technics. Thirty officers from the Fourteenth
Regiment and 100 officers from Forts slosum,
Hancock. Columbus. Hamilton. SCHUYLER and
Wadsworth were present
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Ouarrollsd with His Wife, Then Killed
Himself.

Neil Lawson. % years old. OF 20 Jefferson
avenue. Jersey City Heights. quarrslled with
his vito yesterday evening and left homo In
at Of anger. A short time afterWard he wont
to his fathers house. "a Charles street, and
shot himself in the heart. His sister sum-
moned DR.. Nevin. but Lawson was dead whom
he arrived. He had boon married but a short
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
BENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
Rev. G. w. Bent, on Wednesday
evening, performed the marriage cere-
mony for Mr.. Joseph e. Smith and
Miss Rosa Atwell. The couple viii
live in North Renwood.
Tomorrow evening the NJ. E. church
bazaar opens. and 1t will be a great
affair while 1t lasts. Unusual interest
is manifested and crowds will attend
nightly.
Both mills are experiencing some diff !.
flculty in securing sufficient coal and
metal, drawback suffered by many
Industrial plants in these busy days.
Mrs. Joseph Ward is reported as Inn
proving slightly, though her condition
is still critical.
Falr-slzed audiences are attending
the show at the city hall, which is rum
ming all week.
The Epworth League will equIb the
NJ f. church with gas heating ap-
planes.
Material for the Rlverslde's new
switches at Boggs' run has been re-
ceiVed.
Shortage of coke has closed several
departments at the lower steel works.
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PR1paEPoRT HApPENINas.
Events Of a Day in the Town at thu
End Of the Bridge.

Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.
Thomas McGough returned yesterday
from Flushing, where he had been exc
aiming the newly opened mines at
that place. He reports that the Ken
non Coal Company mines will soon be
ready for full operation. The tlpple has
not yet been completed and Is the only
retarding element to the operation or
the mines in full. Gilbert Hansen has
been elected general manager.
Burglars attempted 10 enter the res
Idence of George MedIll at Brookside,
Wednesday night, by breaking the
shutter catch OF the window in the
kitchen, but were frightened away by
one OF the members OF the family be-
fore an entrance was effected.
The Heatherington Coal Company, at
BelIaire, operating the Belmont mines
No. 1, have decided to place the latest
improved electrical machinery in their
mines, which will greatly increase the
daily output.
Ross Oliver, prominent young coll
ored man, formerly Of this place, and n
young lady OF ClarRsburg. w. Va,
were married at the Baptist church In
this city, last evening, by Rev. Lyons,
The funeral of Mrs. Louis Barth took
pla le yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
from her late residence In Aetnnville,
and was largely attended, Interment
wac at LinwoOd cemetery.
Misses Georgia and Lena Dent re-
turned last evening from ststersvilie,
where they had been attending the
wedding OF their friend, Miss Anna
Roome.
One OF the Cleveland, Loraln &
Wheeling cabooses caught fire Wednes-
day night, and the interior was badly
damaged, The fire was started from a
stove.
Officer Meister. Nick Kuhn and JOS
eph McConnAughy returned yesterday,
from three days hunt near Antrim.
Mrs. Thomas McGough is slowly re-
covering from a severe attack OF ty-
phoid fever.
Obed Hardesty. of Boston, was call
ing on Bridgeport friends yesterday
Harry LuckeRs, Of New Philadelphia,
is the guest of friends in this city.
II. b. woodcock returned yesterday
from n business trip to Cambridge.
A dance will be given at the opera
house tomorrow evening.
James Hamilton, of East Liverpool,
was in town yesterday.
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onuss Of INDIAN UprisinE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2S.-The
threatened uprising Of the Sac and Fox
Indians, In Iowa, on account Of the
forcIble detention OF an Indian pupil, u
married woman, at the government
school, has not yet been officially re-
ported to the interior department..
While the authorities do not attempt
to sustain the action Of the agent in de-
tanning married woman pupil, the
government claims the right, once pu-
pills are enrolled in government school.
10 compel them by force or otherwise
to attend. The Sac and Fox Indians
have long opposed this policy, and the
matter has given rise to considerable
correspondence between the department
and the agency officials, Wilcox, men
Toned in the press dispatches az seek
Ing a hnbeas corpus for the detained
pupil, is regarded here as u disturbing
element
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Nau NnHnl cnnatrnotlon.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov 2S.-The
board Of bureau chiefs, under whose
recommendation the secretary of the
navy has drawn his plans for the new
naval construction bill which will be rec
commended to Congress, has outlined in
a very general way the features OF the
eighteen vessels included in that pro-
gramme. The big armored cruisers are
set down as Of 1850 tons displacement.
They will be nearer 1900 tons when
complete. and thus closely resemble the
magnificent Powerful" class Of the
British navy. It Is calculated that these
vessels can be given twenty-three knots
speed and still have room for 1000 tons
Of Goals, affordlng a steaming radius far
beyond the ordinary range of armored
vessels. The three protected cruisers
recommended, although OF the Olympia
type in many respects, will be 1000 tons
larger.
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lrApTTN,g FRnRY NEWs.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling
ProRressive NeIghbor.

ms 0AA4X QLIpHASAo "a FN4As-AA-els
Progressive Neighbor.
Yesterday afternoon. 1t the home Of
| Mrs. Frank Morrison. on West Hanover
| street, the Thlmble Bee was entertain
I ed in very pleasant manner. owing q
/ the ineiemehcy OF the weather, the o..
tendance was not as large as usual, nut
the enjoyment derived ana the enter
tairinent rendered was not lagBlnB y
any respecf AND q thoroughly enjoyable
| afternoon was spent by all VINO were
present. About twenty-five members
were present Elegant refreshments
we're served during the course Of the
afternoon.
William HOrcheF, Of this city, was re-
ceiving congratulations from his many
friends yesterday, on the strength Of
his matrimonial venture, which he
entered Into "wednesday evening. the
bride, Miss Anna n. Jones. Is q popu-
lar young lady Of Bellaire. at whose
home the wedding OCCURRED before Q
few intimate friends.
The evangelistic meetings being con-
Quoted by Rev. Gordon, Of Cleveland, 81
the Presbyterian church this week,
have been largely attended and very I'M
| terestinE. Evangelist Gordon Will de.
liver addresses this afternoon ct 1880
and this evening at 1850 O'Clock, the
latter terminating his lectures IN THIS
city.
Miss Belle Mcswords entertained q
number Of her friends last evening, at
q farewell party at her residence on
South Pearl street. Miss McsWoros
leaves Monday for MosSinBford, Va, to
make her future home.
Miss Amelia Miller and Charles Ed
wards, OF Raven Rock, ore visiting IN
this city. II Is announced that they
viii be married next Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. B. Dodge will return to her
home at obcrlin. to-day. after sever
al months visit with her sister, MRS
L. J. C. Drennen, on 'The Height"
William McAninch, Alex. McGuire,
Edward Saunders and William Will
Jams left yesterday for Flushing to
hunt the remainder Of the week
The foundry football team Of this
city, and the Bellalre Tigers VIII con-
test for supremacy on the tatter's
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The members Of the Maennerchor
are arranging for a large dance, to be
given at their hall on Washington
street, Wednesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Blackford enter
talned number OF their friends yes
terday afternoon at their home on
North Fourth street.
A large number from here attended
the turkey supper given by the ladies'
OF the Presbyterian church nt Bridge
port last evening.
Miss Pansy McCleary will be down
from Wellsburg to-day, to visit the
family Of Charles Thorngate.
Paul Thomas leaves Monday for
Cambridge, where he has accepted a
position with Frank link.
Fred Rowal was fined 81 and costs
yesterday by Mayor Shipman on a
charge OF drunkenness
The board Of education held its reg
ular monthly meeting last evening.
H. c. King. of Cleveland. was in the
city yesterday, on business.
Harry NARROW, Of Toledo, is the guest
OF relatives In this city.
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Knox charged with Forgery.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. ss-ThEs after
noon Superintendent o'Mara made an
information against swIndler Knox,
charging him with forgery. The pris-
oner refused to say anything further to
the police or reporters and spent the
day with his attorney. He Will proba-
bly, be nrraigned tomorrow. Mrs.
Stewart, the wife OF Charles e Stew
art, who was taken to Woonsocket, r.
/. on Tuesday on charge OF swindling
a bank at that place, asked for permls-
sion to see Knox. She said her hus-
band had told her that $500 Of the
money on deposit in the McKeesport
bank belonged to him. and she wanted
to see II she could not secure It, as she
is in destitute circumstances. She had
long talk with Knox and later said
that he had promised to do something
for her.
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Power the position. was made. At any
rate, Mr.. Power lntimated that .ui Ter
certain conditions ne would be willing
70 accept
President Kerr did not put himoels
on record &c saying the position had
been rendered to Mr. Power, simply
stating that the president would be
named at the annual meeting of the
club next month. As Mr.. Power has
declined 70. accept the presidency, II Is
likely that there win be no change In
the head OF the club. II President Kerr
remains In charge Of AFFAIRS Il - pretty
have charge Of the team again next
season, as President Kerr has a warm
spot IN his heart for the manager. In
case there Is a change In the presidency
Il may also mean q change In the man
RRerBttip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24

Yesterday afternoon, James Piersol.
of Moundsvllle, notified Captain Glenn
ans that he was the father Of the sew
enteen-year-old girl who has been in
Wheeling for four weeks, unable to lo-
cate her home or give an intelligent ac-
count Of her previous existence. owing
to her mind being weak. Piersol for
merly lived at Cameron and his daugh-
ter remained there after his removal to
dressed to MRS. Overheld, near the
Trabe hotel" but she rode on to
Wheeling, instead OF getting of the
train at Moundsville. She was cared
for in Wheeling at the home Of MI.
and Mrs. William Stoetzer, South EoR
street.
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9ecefUer,s Sale.
RECEIVERS SALE.
Dickson's Drug Store, Under Mclure
Hotel-Entire Stock Of Goods, also
the Store Furniture, Will Be Sold
at Public Auction.

Under the authority OF a decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Viz
ginla, entered on the eth day Of October,
In the year 1899, in a suit In equity therein
pending In which ], T. Goodwin & Co. are
plaintiffs, and Richard Ryan, assignee OF
VIM s. Dickson, md others are defend
ants, the undersigned receiver Will sell the
property, goods, accounts and business OF
VIM S. Dickson.
AUCTION SALE.
beginning on Wednesday, November 18th,
1929, at ten O'clock q, H.. at the uruS stsre
OF VIM. s. Dickson. At No. 1909 Market
street, Wheeling. w. Va. ! Will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidders,
tho stock Of goods In my hands ns receiver
in said suit The sale 10 he made in such
lots and parcels us Will realize the largest
sum OF money. And ! will also sell tho
other tangible personal property In said
store, or used IN connection with the busi-
ness The stock Of goods which will be sold
HS aforesaid consists Of such goods us are
usually kept by retail drug houses, ] Will
also sell the lehse under which the occt-
pnncy Of the said drug store is had. the
purchaser to pay all rent RccrulnE after
the day OF confirmation; also the book no
counts aud other claims due the said VIM.
s.. Dickson.
Terms Of sale; Cash,
no25 wM. II. GRADE, Receiver
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CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. 2S.-
Squire Thomas Gift, prominent clti-
zen Of this place, has filed a suit for
$500 damages against Commissioner OF
Pensions H. Clay Evans, Gift was one
of the pension attorneys whom Evans
had dlsbarred for alleged crookedness.
Gin alleges that his dIsbarment was
personal matter. Commissioner Evans
denies this statement.
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promlnent phlladelphlan Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 23.--
James Mechanics. who for many years
was the acknowledged Republican lead
err of this city, died to-day In his sey-
enty-elghth year, McManes was a dell
egate to the Republican national con-
ventlon which nominated Lincoln and
also to the one which selected Garfield.
Al the latter he was one OF the trainers
OF the manifesto In opposition TO Grant,
He organized the Peoples bank and
was It's president until It's failure, near
~ two years ago. after It's cashier, John
Hopkins, had committed suicide, With
the affairs OF the bank in a very much
involved condition and owing consider
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
BETHANY JupI1ANT
or.r the ThaatsgIvIng aane-Tl

ovsr the Thanksgiving Game The
Collegians are Coming Strong.
so.c,al ljlspateh 10 the lnielliEenSsh
BETHANY, w. Va Nov. 2S.-The
nct that the varsity would play
wheeling on Thanksgiving was well
come news to the football enthusiasts
here Wheellngs manly conduct In
tho previous games has made them a
welcome opponent, and the prospects
for the Thanksgiving contest Is q very
n,sosant one. Several teams offered
good Inducements for that day but
SJHnaqer Cochran had no hesitation Ia
closing with Wheeling. The Thanks
Giving game, II 10 considered here, Will
gctfle the Championship Of-Weat Wiz
vlnia, as the West Virginia University
Sor sor1e reason, does not care to clash
With either Wheeling or Bethany this
vcnr. After witnessing the Washing
;on.jeflerson w. West Virginia Univer-
sity game. the Bethany management
seeing homes Of victory, made siren
mons EFFORTS to secure a game with the
university, but was unsuccessful
Bethany's excellent showing last
week has given the team lots Of con-
hdencc "wednesday. at Ptttspur8h1
they encountered tn strong w. U.
P.'s. which is this yen better than for
Savcrni SeaFonR. The W. u. P.'s heavy
line on u muddy field gave them great
advantage, but with fair referee
Bethany would have tied. at least. His
ruling Swaney out and other unfair de-
cisIons discouraged the West VlrBlnlans
yet the anal score Of TO was encour-
aging as their bosated claim was 40.
Completely tired out they were COM
pelled on Friday to meet the crack Mt.
Union eleven In the first half their
snappy play enabled them to score, but
completely worn out In the second they
allowed Mt. Union to tie 5-5.
While realizing Wheeling's strength,
the collegians expect to make a good
Gbowlng and will bring down lots OF
rooters to ''whoop It up" for the green
md white.
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NOT FOR POWER,
Interstate President Refuses Presi'
dsnoy Of Pittsburgh Club.

Since the close of the base ball sea
son rumors have been In circulation
that c. y. Power. president Of the In
ttr-stnte league, would succeed W. w.
Kerr ms president Of the Pittsburgh
club but in letter to President Kerr,
which the latter received yesterday,
Mr.. Power says he can't see his way
clear TO accept the position. says the
Pittsburgh Times. Two weeks ago Mr..
Power was called In for consultation
with Messrs. Kerr and Auten, owners
~ the local club, when the question Of
the presidency for next season wHh dis
cuHsed. AZ that time President Kerr
said he thought ne would retire. and II
~ believed u verbal offer, rendering Mr..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24

sTEUBENvILLE - River feet G
Inches and stationary; cloudy and cool.
PARKERSBURG = River 0 feet s
inches and stationary; warm and rain
ing. The Little KanRwha Is failing.
MORGANTOWN - River feet Z
inches and rising; cloudy and cool.
WARREN - River foot; clear and
cool
GREENSBORO - River Z feet 10
Inches and rising; cloudy und cooler.
BROWNSVILLE - River feet 10
inches and rising.
OIL CITY - River foot 10 inches
and falling; clear and cold.
PITTSBURGH River 81 feet and
falling; clear and cool.
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poXTNa.

All the arrangements have been per-
fected for tomorrow nights boxing
entertainment, at the Drovers' Home
Athletic Club. The card is a good one.
Eddie Gardner. Of this city. and Mike
Tunney, Of Pittsburgh, are billed for
twenty rounds, to a decision. weigh 1876
pounds at the ringside, Both are
trained hard and fine. and local ring
followers anticipate a fierce and speedy
battle. A good preliminary will be put
on.
There Is an Impression adoat that
Frank Collyer. who Is matched to meet
Eddie Kennedy, Is Jack Coliyer, who
fought Harry Fischer, before the
Bridgeport club about a year ago. This
is wrong. as they are as different as
two other fighters Of the clan Scanlon,
Smith or Brown.
Manager James Mason received are
tlcles OF agreement for a contest at
Wheeling on December II. between
Frank Collyer, Of Brooklyn, and Eddie
Kennedy. They are to meet at 40
pounds. Oscar Gardner signed Collyer
at New York. Oscar will return to.
Wheeling to-day and will referee the
above contest. A special train Will be
run to Wheeling on the day Of the
contest. -P Pittsburgh Post,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
THE OFFICIALS
For the Big Thanksgiving Game to be
Selected Saturday,

In any football game OF Importance
there Is usually some friction over the
selection of the ofticlalB. but It is pleas
ing to state that for next Thursdays
Championship gridiron battle none OF
this dlsagreeableness viii be encoun-
tered. Several names have been pro-
posed, and all Difference is being paid
to the college out in the Brooke county
hills. The names likely to hnd favor
are those Of Mr.. John B. Wilson and
Prof W. D. Turner, both graduates Of
"Old Bethany" A conference OF the
managers OF both teams will be held
tomorrow to decide this matter.
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....FOR RENT.


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room, furnished complete, s. week.
No. gS5 Main street, rooms and both -. J..
gases furnished. ....,.,,.ss.'.s's'''s'Ny "
No. 26g0 Alley u. rooms. r,...,..,,.'
No. g609 Main street.. y ~ ~
No. 20 Sixteenth street, store room, 10 y
Ground on Chnpllne street, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth street, Will lease Tor
term OF years
term OF years.
RiNcksmIth shop, Market street, north Of
TwentysfOurth street.
G.rOofned frame house. Martins Fer.
nv. Ohio, with gas fixtures for fuel
and light, Second street, .....,..,.. Qg
4.roomed house cast OF Coal street.,,, 5V
FOR SALE.
No. 50 Main street, G.roomod house,
full lot
M "a North Front street.
DeSirehle property on Chnplinn Btreot-A
corner lot, 6S feet front t
30 SO Sixteenth street, Kiss
No. q Maryland street,
No II North York street,
M iOiS McCollpch street.
No a. seventeenth street.
Corner LOT on Fifteenth Rtrcet.
i ,ot on South Front street
No az Main street
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Sick women are invited to consult Dr..
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I'D Show on Fair arounds.

Duncan C. Ross, the noted broad
swordsman and all-'round athlete, has
arranged to give a mounted broad
sword contest. Thanksgiving day, at
the state fair grounds, with Sergeant
Davis, sold to be an artist in this line.
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DEDEMPTIoN oF BONDS.
Ii Wheeling Nov ],
The following Ohio County per cent
$50 bonds have this day been drawn by
lot according 70 ordinance, and viii 81
redeemed on and after the iifBt day Of
wheeling. Interest on same ceases that
day. Numbers 1856, ~, %. g. ia 10o "a.
II. p. McGREG0R, q
no9 President Board Of Commits ioneFg,4