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THREE MORE BODIES
Recovered From the Windsor Hotel
Ruins List of Missing Now Num-

Recovered From the Windsor Hotel
Ruins List of Missing Now Num-
bcrs Forty-sevcn.
NEW YORK. March 21.-Three bod.
les were recovered from the ruins OF the
Windsor hotel to-day. They were bad
ly charred and great difficulty Is being
experienced in the Identification. The
first body recovered to-day was that OF
q female OF small stature. The arms and
legs were missing. 1t was first thought
to be the body OF Miss Dora Hoffman,
OF Baltimore, woman Of sixty gears
OF age. who is among the missing. To-
night, however. two Of the employees OF
the hotel called at the morgue and
claimed to identify the remains as those
OF Mrs Margaret AuZe, OF New York
city. The men are William Curran,
parlor man at the hotel. and James
Trainor. waiter. Both were positive
as TO the Identification
There are now five bodies at the
morsue, each tagged with number
which, with the known dead. brings the
list to fifteen. The list of missing is
st!ll very large. The injured at the,
hospitals are all recovering. 5.,
The list Of missing now numbers for
ty-geyen .#|.f--.a
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PRESIDENT ,rIlINLEY
Enjoying Himself on Jclsyl Islnnd-N,
Political Conference,

BRUNSWICK, Ga. March 2l.-Presl-
dent Mckinley enjoyed full day OF
quiet and rest in the delightful retire
mcnt and fine drives Of Jekyl island.
Politics did not enter into this day
and night fell without any conference
with Speaker Reed or any difference in
the relations between the two Republi-
can leaders as n result of their simul-
taneous presence on the island.
The only thing approaching juno
ton was an Informal sort Of reception
In the Baker cottage about o'clock, at
which all the members of the island
colony were presented to the President
and Mrs. Mckinley. These included
Speaker Reed, who called rather lnte
and spent few minutes Shaking hands
with the President and chatting with
him and the others present.
The President will take another drive
o-morrow morning and IL ride over the
Sound waters on the revenue cutter
"Colfax," leaving here for Townsville
about O'clock.
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CONFLICTING EMOTIONS
Stirred Officials in Washington Over
the Reported Death Of fEx-Sccrctary
Sherman and the Denial.

Stirred Officials in Washington Over
the Reported Death Of rEx-Secrctary
Sherman and the Denial.
WASHINGTON. March 2l.-Seldom
has official circles been more completely
stirred up by conflicting emotions than
1t was to-day by the announcement
first of the death of Hon. John Sherman
and then by the contradictions OF the
report, which came few hours later,
me one giving relief which was as
marked as was the sorrow produced by
the other.
The contradiction OF the first report
ed not arrive until after $3.50 o'clock
ms evening. 1t came to the Associ-
alea Press in the shape OF positive
statement from Santiago, made in the
knowledge that the report OF the SEN
aSor death had been circulated. This
u!spatcn was Immediately given as wide
tnculation In the city as 1t was possible
!oF II 10 receive at that hour. Secre-
'aty nay was placed in possession OF
q COPY OF the dispatch, as were also
M,' sherman's family. "a most mar
,e!ons condition OF affairs" remarked
Ihe secretary. He then proceeded 20
express his great relief that the first
news was not confirmed.
y. me news Of the reported death OF
.hF, sherman took many persons, friends
anu others, to his home. on X. street.
among others who were congregated
mere when the representative OF the
associated Press called were the two
so''her private secretaries OF Senator
sherman. Mr.. Babcock and Mr.. Valle,
as wen rs Miss Kate Wilcox, q niece,
a'Ia Mrs. Colchas Hoyt, whose husband
was cousin OF Senator Sherman. They
ana others present read the dispatch
sating that the senator was still alive
Win tremulous Joy.
me reading Of the glad message had
sCatcely been concluded by those pres
' Sn, than Mrs. McCullum. the adopted
IIdushter Of Senator and Mrs. Sherman,
SSulst INTO the room. accompanied by the
udushter OF General Miles. They had
.eee'Ved the news through n telephone
message from the Associated Press
S VINE nj General Miles house. and hnd
hurried over 10 impart 10 the rest
=. me family. ut has been trying
r''y S' said Mrs. McCullum. but all Is
We'll again"
indeed there were heartfelt rejoicIngs
81 H'uHhhS!Vlngs on the part or all
use use who had assembled ut the house
Mnen they realized 1t was true that the
s.s.d Invalid was better and might yet be re-
stored to them. ',I
.Afs. Sherman Is the one person OF
a,s ~ e%-senator's household who suffer-
w neither from the first announcement
,mrteiolced over the second. She was not
H;n,ofhed OF either. MrR. Sherman has
s,eh quite III from paralytic attack
1m 1u several months and had never been
,'"p''ned even OF the ex-senntor's III
r'a ,sss ior fear OF Its effect upon her. 1t
',s7 "s5 ie!t that the news OF his death.
SS"lcA came to-day, might be fatal 20
",, ",', ana all hesitated to make the an
;,,a'Hncelnent. ~ It was ultimately decided
W poStpone the sad duty until to-mor-
''"' SHE was thus saved the shock.
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NEW YORK, March 21.-Gencral Jo-
'Gph Wheeler. who Is at present in this
wy refused to discuss further the sub
'eet Of the battle of Las Guaslmas.
think" he said TO n reporter, "thc
satemcnt which I sent to the war de-
ruttinent. and which the war depart
m.snt ,, has seen 1T to publish. covers the
nc nn1'c ground of the controversy. |
,t, .uL IN TOO delicate u position TO sny any
,uhH,ne further, even II there we're any
,"'ns more 10 say. 1t was ut least due
IN, I" .he officers In my division that the
,%ssalcinent should be made, and that
,"o, n'osc officers should not be allowed TO
inn nn' under cloud OF mlsunderstand-
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fering him 5000 to vote for the Mccar-
rell bill. Is that true?"' 3l (,
~ Cnmnnirn Expenses.

tering him S200 to vote for the McCQr-
rell bill. Is that true?,' 5is
Campaign Expenses.
at Is absolutely untrue. We never
had any conversation about money ex-
eept what Mr.. Ensler mentioned about
his campaign expenses"
do you know Of any reasons why
Representatives Engler, Cristc. Heile,
Miller and Johnson should make
charges against you Of offering them
money to support the McCarrell bill or
sign the Spatz petition?" X
IT do not. unless they want to obtain
tho bribery reward. believe there Ia.
conspiracy between Miller and john
son to ruin me-" is
General Koontz-"Who was It that
said certain persons built brick houses
when they went home from the legisla-
ture?"
Mr.. Coyle-'rrhat was not said in my
presence"
Mr. Young-"Usualy you ore O polltl.
cian2' Eli.
Mr.. coyle-''I did not say that" =
Mr.. Young-"Oh. yes you did"
Mr.. Coyle-"Well, II I did, I apolo-
gize." l5
Mr.. Fow-"I think any jury would
clear you OF that charge"
Mr.. Young-"Are you expecting any
reward for your services to Mr.. Quay?"
Mr.. Coyle-"I am an applicant for q
place in the custom house."
Mr.. Young-"Do you want the COM
mittee to believe that you nre here in
the interest Of a meritorious measure
or a meritorlous man, or both?"
Mr.. Coyle-"Both."
After stating that he was member
Of the senate for four years from the
northern district OF Schuylkill county.
Mr.. Coyle was excused and the commit
tee went into executive session.
AZ motion was made at the executive
session that every member OF the
house be subpoenaed, and failed. the
vote being q tie. A motion that . series
OF questions be prepared and that no
others be asked the member on the
stand, was not agreed to. The commit
tee will meet again tomorrow after
noon In executive session to consider
the matter An open session may be
held at night.
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA, March 2l.-T
y. m.-There Is no truth in the state
ments published in the United States
and cabled back here representing that
John Sherman is dead. 1t Is incom-
prehensible how these reports origin
lted.
The American line steamer, Paris.
Captain Frederick Watkins, arrived
here this evening before dark, and 1t
was Immediately reported that Mr..
Sherman was not only alive, but better,
resting easily and expected to recover.
He will be transferred. IL all goes ia
rorably. to the United States cruiser
Chicago on Friday. The cruiser Is now
coa!lng at Kingston, Jamaica.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-Secre-
Tetary Long received word to-day from
Captain Cooper, Of the cruiser Chicago,
saying that vessel had met the Paris,
on which eX-Secretary Sherman is q
passenger. of Kingston, Jamaica.
The Chicago was dispatched by the
navy department to Kingston to bring
Mr.. Sherman 10 the United States i'm
medlately, as the Paris was not expect
ed 10 return with her excursionists for
some time. The Chicago. however,
did not reach Kingston in time, but
Upon meeting the Paris made arrange
ments TO take Mr.. Sherman off the lat
Ter vessel on Friday. the change to be
made at Caimanera. few miles east
OF Santiago.
Captain Coopers dispatch was as
follows:
"CAIMANEEA. Cuba, March q.
MET Paris OFF Kingston. bound for
Santiago. Coal here. Take, Sherman
or board Friday"
Fearing the harm which might result
from sudden change from the climate
OF the West Indies to northern latI-
tude, the family are considering the
adylsablity Of having Mr.. Sherman ta-
ken to Tampa, Florida, for some time.
After remaining there until he is we'll
on the road to recovery. he can be
brought TO Washington. stopping possi-
BY for some days at Fortress Monroe,
so as to become gradually accustomed
10 the change In the temperature.
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MINISTER HART
win bc With his Wheeling Friends
Tc.day-Pleascd With his Diploma
tic Labors and Very Proud Of his

|
Tc.day-Pleascd With his Diploma.
tic Labors and Very Proud Of his
Country. NJ
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March al
Hon. G. D. Hart. United States minis
ter to Colombia. left this evening for a
brief stay among his friends IN Wheel.
Ing. He was In the state department
the greater part of to-day, adjusting
some business connected with his ad-
ministration at Bogota.
Mr.. Hart expresses himself MS pleased
with the way In which his ambassador
inl mantle flte. He has enjoyed his stay
at the Colombian capital, and says be
has no regrets to record concerning the
choice he made OF q foreign station and
residence. Nevertheless, he gets back
TO his old stamping ground with n
large degree Of American pride and
pleasure. 'FS-r -
He is privileged to remain In America
sixty days. and does not expectjto cur
tail that privilege. He will alternate
between Washington and Wheeling. so
far as he can now determine. l
Mr.. Hart dined with Senator and
Mrs, n. d. Scott last evening.
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Steel Boats and Dnrgcs,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 2l.-A new
industry Will soon be established by
Pittsburgh capitalists, who propose to
engage In the manufacture OF steel
bnrgcs md steel boats. The promoters
are Captain s. s. Brown. the wealthy
coal operator, and Messrs. Schultz, OF
the Schultz Bridge and Iron Company.
The first meeting was held this a.ter-
noon. nj which plans were discussed
and arrangements made for forming n
company. The capital will probably be
81, 100000,
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Bridge Men Alarmed,

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 21.-
Bridge men are alarmed over the scar
city OF building material. They say
It Is well night impossible TO secure
plates. as all the rolling mills are over
stocked with orders. a meeting OF
leading bridge men was held to-day.
One OF the representatives Of II promI-
nent bridge firm stated that the meet
Ing was not held for the purpose Of
forming n trust, but to discuss the pres
cnt difficulty In securing supplies, and
to find n remedy for existing condi-
tlong,
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WAS DEAD EASY.

How Commander Taussis Took Pos
session of Wake Island-Not Lir-
ing Soul OMIT.
WASHINGTON. March 2l.-The con-
dltions under which Wake Island, mid
way between Honolulu and the Phil
ippines was taken possession of in the
name Of the United States by the com
mander Of the Bennington, on her voy-
age across the Pacific, are given in a
report to the navy department from
Commander Taussig. dated at sea, two
months ago. The officer says he ap-
preached the island with the navigator
at the masthead, steamlng slowly along
the southern and eastern sldesAto dis
cover signs OF hnbltation, and looking
In vain for an anchorage. He did not
circumnavigate the island. but seeing
that the outlet on the north was barred,
not only by q wall OF coral but also by
sand pit, he returned to the lee Of the
island. A landing was made at /
o'clock, on the nth Of January, and q
flag pole was raised. Besides some
pieces Of wreckage. no signs of human
occupation were Visible. On the east
ern side Of the island, imbedded in the
sand, an anchor was seen, and what
appeared to be the wreck Of lower
mast was higher up on the beach.
When the flagstaff was in place, the
sailors were formed in two ranks, fac
ing seaward. and having called all to
witness that the island was not In pos
session OF any other nation Commander
Taussig ordered the American flag to
be raised by Ensign Wettengel. Upon
reaching the truck. the flag was sa-
luted by twenty-one guns from the Ben
nington.
After the salute, the flag was nailed
to the masthead with battens, and n
brass plate, with the following lnscrip-
ton. was screwed to the base of the
10
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CHICAGO. March 2l.-John T.
shayne. the millionaire furrler. of this
city was shot three times to-day. by
H. M. Hammond, 4 merchant tailor.
while the two were dining together Mt
the Auditorium annex. One OF the bull
lets lodged In Mr.. Shayne's left shoul-
der, one In his thigh and the other In
his hip. None Of them It Is thought,
Will prove fatal. Hammond was ar
rested. but refuses to talk. Domestic
troubles are said to be the cause OF the
shontinp .I.r -
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BERLIN, March 2l.-There has been
a recurrence of snow storms, accom-
panied by severe cold. throughout Ger
many. a great amount Of damage has
been done to vegetation. The weather
has 'rSravated the influenza epidemic.
In Berlin alone, this month, there We're
over two hundred deaths. The schools
have been closed in East Prussia this
week, owing to the spread OF tho dis
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Thrcshing Machine Combine

MARION, O., March 2l.-The only
obstacle watch now stands In the way
OF the consummatlon OF the threshlng
machine trust is the Huber Mlnufac-
turing Company. and the Indications
are that an option will be secured by
representatives OF the trust tomorrow
evening, when meeting is to be held
by stockholders. President T.. Huber Is
uvcrsc TO selling, but there are enough
stockholders who favor the trust to
complete the deal.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March 21.-
L. A. Carr, president of the kanawha
and Ohio river packet company and, un-
til recently, owner of the most exten-
sive -four mill plant In this section OF
the state. died to-day Of paresls. At
the time OF his death he was engaged in
the wholesale grain and feed business
and was regarded as one of the wealth.
lest men OF this city. He was forty
seven years old
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WASHINGTON, March ol.-The res
ignation OF Cadet r. L. Peterson. Of the
school ship Chase, Of the revenue cutter
service, has ben accepted by the treas
ury department. Charges were filed
against him. but his resignation was
accepted without the charges being
pressed. Cadet Peterson is said to be
engaged to Miss Charlotte Crnnel the
0pf
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CINCINNATI, O.,Alarch 2l.--The John
D. Morris foundry company has notified
It's employees that beginning March %.
wages of bench moldcrs will be increas-
cd from sl3 so to SIS per week and OF
floor moldcrs from sl5 to $40 30, and
there will be 10 per cent advance on
piece work,
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y Verdict of IIausluushtcr.
Special Dispatch to the IrtclllEencer,

FAIRMONT. W. Va, March 2i.-Thc
circuit court here, with Judge ]. NJ. Ha-
gans on the bench. has been engaged
several days trying George Martin. for
killing his fathcr-in-law, David Hen
derson. The jury this evening render
ed IL verdict of manslaughter. and he
was sentenced to serve two years and
six months In the penitent,ary.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, March 21.-
Three men We're killed and several In
jured. some fatally, by the explosion OF
a boiler In n saw mill, at Matte, Md,
near here. The dead are: Pllieus Wink,
mead blown of: Daniel Snyder. body
biown 100 yards. picked up dead: John
Shuss horribly mangled. Anthony
whitfield. one OF the wounded. had u
large coupling pin blown through his
body. and Is thought to be fatally in
tnrnH - =
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ROBBERY REBUKED.
The Infamous Ballot Chicancry
inTaylor County
WAS VERY ABLY AVENGED

BY tho Honest Citizens Of Grafton
Yesterday by tho Overwhelming
Success Of tho Republican Ticket.
Every Candidate Elected. by tho
Largest Majority Ever Cast i'll tho
Community, With the Exception of
two Lone Counciimcn : Tho DEM
ocrats Carried the City Last Fall,
but that was Before tho "Indeliblo
Pencil" Expose.
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MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 21.-The
steamer Atlanta, Captain Davis Coch-
rane. of the Goodrich Transportation
Lime. which left Chicago last night for
Milwaukee, is stuck fast In the ice Il
few miles south Of Racine. All the pas
sengers, 80 In number. were landed dur
Ing the day. and left for their dcstina-
tlOnS by traln
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Threatened the President.

MONTREAL. March 2l.-Henry Mil
Ter, the old veteran. who sent threaten
Ing letters to President Mckinley and
others, and who was arrested at the
request OF the United States consul gen.
eral, has been examined by the police
physicians, and found to be insane.
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Clnrksburg Republican Ticket.

SpsSW' 'IsphiSii w lHe 1NtcilibeiccF.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va, March III
At the city convention tonight Repub-
licans put the following ticket in the
field: For MAJ r. S. Spates: chief Of
police. ]. ], Childcrs; superintendent Of
streets and water works. w. X. A!eXan-
der: assessor. l.. C. Grille; citv collector
and treasurer, L. L. Stealey; city
clerk, H. Shields; scheaf-5eeaaRais-
sloner, DR.. D. p. Morgan.
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OMAHA, Neb., March 2l.-Fire broke
out in the Patterson block this evening,
where secret orders were holding scs-
sions.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor. lcnpcd from the
third floor and sustained injuries which
resulted In immediate death. Five were
seriously injured.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer

Special Dlspntch to the 1ntellIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2l.-
W. Hermann Smith was to-day sworn
in as mayor Of Charleston. On the re-
count, which was demanded by his
tion. instead of losing, he gained eight
votes. The recount was therefore
abandoned when about half completed.
The rest Of the city administration. with
the exception of three members of the
council, Is Democratic
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FATHERS TERRIBLE DEED.
Suspected of Numbering his Five
Childrcn-EvidcntlyI Insane.

Childrcn-Evidcntly Insane.
HUTCHINSON, Kas., March 2l.-
John Moore. under arrest. suspected OF
numbering his tive young children, then
firing the house over their heads, to
cover the crime, has been taken to Nc
Phcrson, to prevent a lynching. The
feeling against him is intense. Prior
to the fire. he was considered hard
working. upright man. Ae seemed
particularly fond of his children, but
often expressed the fear that they
would grow up worthless. He has been
subject to epileptic fits.
This afternoon. a hatchet, despatched
with blood, was discovered in the house
OF Moore, near which the childrcns bed
had stood. The sharp side exactly fits
the indentures made in the skulls of
the victims, b
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To Arrange Mining Scale.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIgenccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2l.-
The scale committees of the West Eir-
g!nia Miners Association and Kanawha
Coal Exchange. Will meet here Satur-
day, 10 arrange scale OF prices for
mining for the coming year.
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MADRID, March 2l.-'rhe queen re-
gent has signed the decree giving Jules
Cambon, French ambassador at wash
ington, full power to represent Spain at
the exchange of the Publications OF the
treaty Of peace with the United States.
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LONDON, March 2l.-Thc convention
between Great Britain and France, de-
limiting their respective frontiers In the
valley Of the Nile was signed tonight
by the Marquis of Salisbury and the
French Ambassador, NJ. Paul Cambon,
resnnrtl lvnlY
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SHERMAN NOTDEAD
A Cruel and Incomprclcnsfblc
Rumor was Spread
THAT HE HAD PASSED AWAY
The Fact Is to the Contrary, as he
Is Improving
AND EXPECTED TO RECOVER

From, his IlIncss-Tho Cruiser Chi
cago will Take him on Board from
the City ofParis, Friday, and Will
Possibly Take him to Some Point in
Florida Until he Receivers Sufli.
clcntly 10 be Brought Further
North-Onicial Circles ut Washing.
ton Stirred up Over Conflicting Re-
ports.
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AFTER REWARDS.
Investigation Into the Bribery
Charges in Senatorial Contest
in THE KEYSTONE STATE.

Mr.. aloylcs is put Through the Sweat
Box He Declares on tho Witness
Stand That hc Never Corruptly
Solicited the Votes Of Members Of
the Legislature for tho McCarrell
Bill-Another Suspected Statesman
IS Put Through the Same Ordeal
Without Tangible Results.
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Local Temperature

For West Virginia, Western Ponnsylva-
ma ana ohlo-Rain; brisk to high south
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IhG temperature yesterday, ny observed
ana Fourteenth streets. was as follows:
a. m'''....,.''''.. ?Il9 p. m...."......... So
"a u. H''.'.'.'''''.". XII p m..".,.,.,...., ~
]. m....,......"".. Isl Cloudy, 49, :