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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-08
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Account State Republican conven-
ton.
May 5th to Sth. inclusive the Baltl-
more & Ohio Will sell excursion tickets
TO FaIrmont and return at reduced
rates, valid for return passage until
May IL.
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Bears tho Hlha Kind YOU H1Ia AlEaEs Bought
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE

OF Valuable Property to Close tho
Estate of the Late Mrs. Mary A.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
HE SHOT a WOMAN Ffnsr.
Mystery Of the suicide Of IIenr,
Grosyenor Harbour.

Mystery Of the Suicide of uenr,
Grosyenor harbour.
New York. Sept i5-The mystery sur
rounding the suicide OF Henry Grosvenor
Barbour. son OF the Rev. Henry NJ Bar-
bour' rector OF the Church Of the Beloved
Disciple. this city. has been cleared up.
Young Barbour shot himself Thursday
evening a, a Brooklyn hotel. his body be-
ing found Friday morning He had come
TO tho place with a young woman who
was described as being beautiful 70 a
degree. She disappeared and the events
leading up 10 the affair might have re-
manned hidden had she not been found
to-day IN seney Hospital Brooklyn. with
bullet IN her breast. This wound. she
says. was inflicted by Barbour
The young woman in the case Is Miss
Helen Southgate Forbes. 10 years Of age
When child she was adopted by Bishop
Horatio southgate. "a distinguished Epis-
sopal missionary. According 10 her
story. young Barbour was drinking aud
proposed a double suicide. che accepting
the proposal. Barbour shot her In the
right breast. lie then killed himself by
sending bullet into his mouth. she was
only wounded ana quickly left the room
and hotel and went to Seney Hospital
The physicians there are Ia doubt as TO
her recovery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
THE RUMOR WAS .UNFOUnDED.
No serious Trouble on board the
Cruiser Chicago.

No serious Trouble on Board the
Cruiser Chicago.
Washington. Sept l5-some time ago a
statement was published 10 the effect
that there was serious trouble aboard the
United States steamship Chicago which
has just Joined the South Atlantic squad
ron. II was alleged. among other things.
that no less than 100 Of the ships crew
were IN Jail. Admiral schley the COM
mander-in-chief OF the station. has for
warded 20 the navy department the fol-
lowing statement from the captain Of the
Chicago. denying the charge, and say
ing:
An orderly. well conducted crew.
which Is commended on all sides for its
excellent conduct while on shore should
not b. subjected 10 such falsehood in
tho public press OF the country. and I
respectfully protest against f.. But i've
men OF the crew Of this ship were arrest
ed in this port and then only for over
stoving liberty"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
HARvEYs PROPERTY is HELD.
nnI NswICK's TREASURER ASKED
ron \ TRI sTEE.


Il VIII ne Applied Toward Making
Good Ills shortage. should n una
matrly ne Pound That such short
REe Really ENists-TrcRsnrcr Hnr-
v~y says Tie Know. Nothing ar
How the shortage Occurred-Ques-
ton Of Responsibility II In Doubt.
Brunswick. Ga. sept i5-Readers Of
the Morning News are familiar with the
various details concerning the apparent
shortage in AIT A. "a. Harveys &C
counts as city treasurer.
Another turn was given TO the matter
to-day by an order issued hy Judge j. w,
Bennett. IN chambers. by which Mr.. Ia
win Brobston wes appointed trustee for
Mr Haryey's property This order was
granted as a result OF pending litigation
ia the Superior Court 70 which Mr.. Har-
vey IS voluntarily lending every aid
IN his papers submitted TO the court.
Mr. Harvey. through his attorney. Judge
3 c. Atkinson, recites the fact there eN-
ISIS In his accounts as city treasurer an
apparent shortage or 81 90 81. This short
cred hy city Clerk Bodet. who az the
voluntary request Of Mr. Harvey, check-
"a ~ his accounts as treasurer
The apparent shortage proved a great
surprise 70 Mr.. Harvey. as he states that
a. no time and in no manner whatsoever
has he misused or misapplied any funds
belonging 20 the city. while stating IN
detail and ia the most explicit terms his
absolute ignorance OF how. or IN what
manner. tho shortage occurred. and In
like manner Affirming his belief that the
apparent shortage IS not real but due TO
some error in accounts or records. Air.
Harvey Acknowledges that IN the face
Of the examinations recently made Of his
records. he Is liable 20 such extent for
the amount named above.
A Question L. Raised.
AS che question has been raised as 70
whom the cky Of Brunswick must look
to for a settlement Of the amount and that
question Is IN dispute. Mr. Harvey. In the
absence OF definite Information. asks
the court 20 appoint a trustees to assume
control OF his assets until the questions
a; issue can be definitely settled by law.
As for Mr. Harvey's position IN the mat
ter the petition states that he stands sim
ply IN the attitude Of making over 10 the
proper one all his assets in order that
such restitution as may be necessary and
as his assets may produce. can be placed
10 his credit against che apparent short
age IN his accounts as treasurer
A schedule Of Mr. Harvey's property
ls given and It aggregates in value be-
tween $1,000 and $500. In the schedule
appear all his worldly possessions. except
wearing apparel and household goods ae-
tuaily needed for the use OF his family.
He gives up his piano. horse and buggy
and all else that L. liable for easy cash
selling and thus strips himself and fam
lly OF all worldly possession TO restore
money apparently lost through his hands.
but which he AYERS never became lost by
any knowledge or act Of his own.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
A WORLDS RECORD BEATEN.
Interesting Features Of Grand Cir
cuif NIeefiuu


New York. Sept. i5.-Fcatures Of the
Grand Circuit meeting to-day we're che
lowering Of the worlds record for PAGERS
driven By amateurs. and me tielng Of
Bumps professionally driven world wag-
on record OF 203A. Free Bond aOsH to
harness. was the star In tho last men,
TONED event. and c. O. Billings drove a
beautifully rated mile In 2.0ih with a
strong wind as a handicap. cutting the
former record Of 2oss4 held by the Glove
land PAGER Ananias two seconds. sum-
maries.
Road wagon race. final heat complete
summary. Hontas Crook won FIRST and
second heats and race: Quadrlga, second,
winning third heat silvcrmaker. third.
Time 2a2: 2:lo; 2l8A
Z0l class pacing. purse 81 30 Dumont
W. won nth, sixth and seventh heats
aud race. Indiana, second. winning second
and third heats; Choral. third. winning
first and fourth heats. Time 2.0sa: 2.OTik.
2079a: 2;osss. 2aih; 2l0a 2.isM
2.i6 class. trotiing. purse 81 so Elsie
=. won nrst. second and fourth heats ana
the race. Roster. second winning thru
heat Lady Norveta. third. Time 2lfit:
2.iiA: 2lf: 2.n
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
QUEER ACCIDENT TO ENGINE.
Mrs. william Jones Dead-NioVement
of sea Island Cotton.

Valdosta. Ga. Sept. i5-The wostbound
passenger train on tho Plant System was
delayed to-day at Naylor hy a rather pc
oun.r accident. As the engineer drew the
whistle lever 20 give the .station signal
a. the train approached Naylor. tho wills
lie blew of and the steam escaped from
the boiler. bringing the train TO stand
SIN 4 fro ght engine was sent from this
city 20 pick up the train and carry II on
AZ far az Thomasvillc. and a delay Of an
hour and o half was caused This Is the
second accident OF the kind that has hap
psned IN the past three months. The other
occurring this side OF ouitman some time
ago. Il happened, however. 20 the same
engine
AIrs. william Jones. Of this city. died
suddenly last night She had been com
planning for some time. but was not con-
sldercd seriously nl She was as well as
usual az supper. but about Il o'clock hef
husband was aroused by her heavy
breathing She gasped twice ana diod ne
fore medical attention could reach hsr'
she was a sister OF Oniccr Bud Dam
pier OF the police force.
The movement OF sea island cotton here
has been slow. though pickcrs have been
busy for "a week or 80 Tho price to-day
ranged above ~ cents Tor nrFt class COZ
ton. and the heavy rains that have fa'ien
during tho past day or 90 have given
strength 90 the market. ln the next week
Or 90 great deal 90 cotton Is expected q
come into market. though tho FARMERS ne'
lteye that the price will run sim higher
and many Of them are disposed 40 ho'e
the staple back for higher prices
AZ a meeting OF tho Democratic cur
here next Monday night u ~ expected
that arrangements will be made for some
speechee. aud Congressman Brauticy will
he Invited 90 address the voters here AZ
an early date He speaks in Echois coun-
Is. at statewide. on the 18th. and q y
probable that he will come from there
here
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
NEGRO ArrEMrTED ASSAULT.
was Given Tn 60 che Authorities.
New Hank nj Mouitrie.


Moultrie. Ga. Sept. i5.-scott Williams
a negro boy about u years Old. was placed
in Jail to-day on n charge Of assault with
intent 20 rape upon the young girl OF Mr..
Ben sharp. prosperous farmer In the
eastern part &C tho county.
Il appears that he entered the room
about y O'Clock Thursday night but In
some way woke the young girl who gave
the alarm. and her father came and caught
him before he accomplished his purpose.
rbe hoy had been raised by But
her Sharpe. brother % Ben sharp,
the ex-shorim OF the county. and tho
appeals OF his brother and wife saved MS
life. and will allow tho law 20 take i's
course. Both OF the Messrs sharp
brought the boy into Moultrie and de-
llvered rim 20 Sheriff Fisher. and they
have received the hearty congratulations
Of the citizens OF the town for their con-
duct.
\ new hank has been organized to-day
with Mitchell Brice Of Quitmon as preHi-
dent w. ". Barber as vice president ana
l. p Monk a. cashier The capital STOCK
OF $1,000 mas hll uf'u r"N'.
bank will be- opened by NOV l. uh"e'
name OF C'hizena Bank.
q Curls. charged with murder OF w.
Alderman. l. In jail. he having gtven
himsoif tlp few days ago. and has made
sr,ui,-ation for hail. which viii be heard
~ Thomasvlllo on Sept % Solicitor
Thomas has been over mere this week
getting up evidence.
The adjourned term o. Superior Court
,.s hern changed from the NTH Monday
III october 20 tho fourth Monday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
NET VIOLENT DEATHS.

bradley Crushed ny Train and
Murer by a Piece of Iron.
Philadelphia. sept I-James Bradley
Of Newport News. Va. and Frank Murer.
a youth. living in shis city who has been
employed In Cramps shipyard. met violent
deaths to-day.
BRADLEY, who s. machinist and who
,ar,e nero "A short time ngo. was riding 10
work on a freight train and in jumping
IN hit a telegraph pole. which threw him
under the wheels.
Nurer was working on the battleship
Alabama when a heavy piece OF iron that
.,sr being holsted foll on him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Muncio. Ind. Sept l5.--Ihe compiica'ea
..a,,tt,ion existing In the window glass
- from workers trades which has stag
,s,ed business here. is not the least re-
revod Today. though President Tussey
n ,be cutters Association arrived IN
.tunrle this morning and has been meet
me with the members OF tho window
- workers. To-day the American
company notiaed the managers OF their
s,e,arIes throughout tho country that no
,nofe attention would BE- given the Cut.
tors. Association and That any class OF
workers who could D. fonna e9uin ne en-
,.sa President Burns notified the To-
~ .-..r,hiv 10 the same effect.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
ARE AMERICAN CITIZENS.

Courts Decision with Reference TO
Natives of Guam.
Honolulu sept. s. via san Francisco
sept. 15.-The question Of whether clti-
gems Of Guam are Americans was raised
In the United States District Court here
to-day. Judge Estes expressed the opin-
ion that tho native horn people Of Guam
are Americans by virtue OF the annexa-
ton Of their country hy the United States
The question arose in connection With
the application for naturalization papers
OF Reynoid Reyes. a native Of Guam and
formerly a subject OF spain. he took out
papers. though the court said That & was
probably unnecessary.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
rNrERrsr Is TnE ELECTIONS.
x.,,ouaIist PARTY VIII Win I'm Ha-
vnnn Province.

Havana. Sept i5.-There IS strong
,ndereurrent OF interest ia the elections
today Tor delegates to tho Constitutional
~onyentlon In all the six provinces. In
,ho municipality % Havana seven-eighths
!, ,ho vofe was cast before noon Toe
LING Was heavy and the city was excep-
tlonally quiet
the result Is yet unknown. but Il seems
corcaone conclusion that the national
,,ar,v Will have majority Of the delegates
- he chosen in the Havana province.
MANY OF the rural districts Will not be
bcand from until late tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
BATTERY o's MANY LOSSES.
Soldiers OF the ARTILLERY Killed In
GnIxesann storm.

Soldiers OF the ARTILLERY KILLED In
Galveston storm.
washington Sept i5.-Col. Roberts OF
the Third United States Infantry. acting
adiusant general Of the Department OF
Texas. makes the following report Of the
loss OF the army:
San Antonio. Tex. Sept. N-Adjutant
General Washington. Following list Of
dead and missing. Battery o. First Artil-
iery, 70 fas as could be ascertained up
20 the cline Of my departure from Calves
ton on the 18th. forwarded;
Dead.
FIRST Sergeant Hugh r. George.
James W Canter. cook.
George Link. mechanic.
Malcolm Macarthur. musich
Privates;
George r. Andrews.
william L. Andres.
Frank W Hunt
Leopold 81 Brander.
BENJAMIN r. Mitchell.
Sidney Wright
BENJAMIN Van Tilburg.
otto ". soffers.
Max NJ Myers.
Fred Hess.
Carvan NJ. Whilhlte.
Missing.
privates Ieverett A. Lewis. william A.
Delaney, George Peterson.
prlvate~ OF the hospital corps missing
samuel Forest. Joseph Gossage. Elijah
T. McElveeu.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
,..,.,,op OF Newport, ny.

washington. Sept. i5-The population o.
49," civ OF Newport, KY, was oiflcialiy
arnouneed to-day is as follows
$50 = soi. 10 1880. 2tsis. These ngures
show for the city es whole an lnet -
IN population o. sass, OF lsss per eent, I'm
So - teoo The population ia 1890 was
II a. ahowinx an increase OF a,5es, or
:, u ner cent from 1870 10 1872.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
SAYS REpoRTs AnB FALSE.
Statement Regarding the American
nIbIe society.

statement Regarding the American
BibIe society.
New York. Sept i5-The Rev. Or. VII
dam T. Haven and the Rev. Or. John
Fox. secretary Of the American Bible So
clety. to-day issued tho following state
ment regarding the affairs OF the So
city:
THE recent statement regarding the
financial condition OF the American Bible
Society. printed in certain newspapers.
and its reasons for Offering the Bible
House for sale. are wholly false and with
out foundation The society Is not in
financial straits and It's appropriations for
foreign work have never exceeded those
OF the last few years"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Snrfolk Va Sept. 1.-THE movement
% sven the relief fund Cor the Galveston
sunerers Is bringing good results. up TO
Tonight about s2.5o0 having been re-
ee,vea The riggers employed IN the equip
ment department a. the Norfolk navy
varg to-day unanimously donated one
DAYS nay 10 the relief Of the Galveston
sufferers II ~ probable that other forces
employed IN the yard VIII follow this ex-
ample There are 800 men employed IN
the yard
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
LIFE IN THE OLD MARE YET.
GAME AND POPULAR IMP TOOK A
MIC RACE AT GRAVEsEND.

Won the second special az the Price
Of = 10 I-IIad 60 Fight 10 Out with
such winners A. kinIey Mack and
EtheIbert-The ''BInck whirIwind"
Led the nace All the May-sum-
maries of the other Races.
New York. sept. limp the BLACK
whlrldwind. the popular Idol Of regular
md casual race-eoers alike. won the Sec
oud Special at Gravcsend to-day az tho
price u 70 l. She won amongst the wili-
csi enthusiasm with the Brooklyn and SUI
hurban hadicap winner. Kinlcy Mack. the
mighty Ethelbort and tho three ycar-ola
McMeekin behind her.
The race was run as the fourth race. and
the four horses originally announced
started. The third break was acceptable
O. the starter, and he sent them OF for the
mile and a half Journey. Imp broke last.
but Burns quickly took her To tho front,
and she showed the way down past the
grand stand with Kinley Mack. McMcekIu
and Ethetbert lengths apart. behind her.
Burns let her race along at her own pace,
ana there was no change IN tho order
NARtttA WV NHai turn ana NN the DICK
stretch. Al the end Of a milo McMoekin
rounded up a little. and Turner on Ethel
bert. was already beginning to ride with
his hands 10 keep his mount up. on tho
far turn klnley Mack and McMcek.n both
moved up 20 the black mare. but Burns
let on, a wrap and she showed tho way
into the stretch with everything driving
behind her. McMeekin challenged reso-
iutely when Strengthened out. but soon
dropped back beaten. ard Il was left 20
kiniey Mack ana Ethelbert 10 light IL out
with her
both boys rode desperately with whip
and spur, but oil Ia vain. and the wire
was passed with Imp length Ia front Of
kinley Mack, VINO was neck before
Ethelbert. Her time was only one-nfth OF
a second behind her own track record
made N the same event last year.
Summaries.
First Race-About ak furlongs. Mon
tanlc, II TO 10. won: Gold or. TO ! and
to ? second. Carbuncle. 10 20 /, third.
Time l:i0 As
Second Race-Stecplochaa about two
and a half miles. Cock Robin. TO 5. won:
Capt. Pieraal. y TO / and 8 60 2. second:
Count Navarro, 10 TO !. third. Time 4.53.
Third kaee-lloliy handicap. i've and a
half furlongs couroy. to /, won; Dub
I'm, 10 and Ga 9. second: Bellario. 6 90
2. third. Time isT as
Fourth Itaco-The second special one ana
half miles. Imp 7 10 !. won. Kiulcy
Mack. 10 and To 8. second. EtheIbert,
10 10 third. Time 2.si i-s.
Fifth Race-Five furlonRH. selling Lief
Prince, 90 2, won; Lady Paddcn. % TO
and 10 20 ]. second. Gracious. Y 70 I,
third. Time i02 rs.
Sixth Race-mile and sixteenth Green
ock. 10 TO ]. won; Olea. TO ana even,
second' Rinaldo. 20 TO !. third. Time 40.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

al kept
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81 IN gom a q
two
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Mrs wres romO reruna
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borne iron. hu ain 10
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kindness Ia It
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Of
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
TO RESTORE F0RTIFICATloNS,


for your assistance IN their hour OF trouble
and ahliction.
lie also received n dispatch from Repre-
sentative r. H. Hawley thanking him for
sympathy expressed and aid furnished by
the War Department After describing
conditions Mr. Hawicy says
"The destruction Is so great we have
basn compelled 10 make our conditions
known and ask for the sympathy and aid
OF mankind II YOU deem Il expedient no
greater service could be done than 10 use
such agencies as you may have for uni
versal information concerning our unhap-
py fate"
a dispatch was received from Gen. Nc
KIbhen stating that there are plenty Of
doctors in Galveston. but that dlsinfect-
ants are badly needed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
COCHRAN no SPEAR ON OCT.

Croker WIN Introduce CoIer aud
Coier Wiii Present Bryan.
New York. Sens. Wv Bourke Cock
ron to-day announced that be will ad-
dress tho annual convention Of the Ma.
uonal Association OF Democratic clubs
at Indianapolis on oct. 3.
A. Democratic stale headquarters to-
nay was said that Richard Croker
"onin cal TO order tho Bryan meeting
10 oe held IN this city on oct. i6. ana in.
80. .o'u,e bid =. Coler as chairman. and
Mr. Bryan.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Omaha Neb.. Sept. i5.-Mayor Moores
hss sens 5000 and forwards tomorrow
another 81 900 raised here for the relief
az Galveston. and says he has several
,,.,.,,s,,d dollars IN sight. and expects be-
49,, eloetng the fund next week. 10 be able
y, make q total % $1,000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Sohei. H., Sept. lS.-Charies q. Dawes
controller Of the Currency. ADDRESSED a
large audience here tonight IN Warner
ha'l. p. G. Bowen was chairman OF me
messing Mr. Dawes rcmarks were
greeted with generous applause.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Lynchburg. Va. Sept. ia-LynchburE's
fund for Galveston has reached nearly
ssoo II will be forwarded Monday after
noon. by which time IL Is probable the
amount will be Si.eoo
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
WILL EXTEND THEIR TINE.
50. Louis Business Men 60 Assist Gal
weston Merchants.

st. Louis. Sept. ia Globe Democrat
ropresen,ativo yesterday made the circuit
Of the wholesale business distriet and a.
detained that the ST. Louis creditors OF
Galveston and other business men IN the
Storm belt will not only extend the time
for pavmeut OF debts incurred by tho
Texaa business men. but will assist them
n need be IN meeting the obligations OF
other firms not willing 10 extend the time.
ana will chserfuily open terms Of credit
~ them n they want more goods.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
ROOSEVELT Ar BISMARCK.
was Familiar With the Town and
Received an OVntIon

hecciVed an Ovation.
BISMARCK. y. D.. Sept i5.-Governor
roosevelt arrived here at p. m. and re-
NAMED over the night. This Is a place
familiar TO the Governor and he met many
Oh MS old cowboy friends. street dem
lion had been prepared in his honor
.olslah ng ~ parade and fireworks IN
we evening. together with a reception bv
we citzens. He spoke In the evening a.
the Athenaeum TO larg crowd After
lela'lhs some "reminiscences OF his cow
national issues.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

ueadwood. g D.. Sept, i5.-The Black
Hns experienced its frst snow storm to-
asv. IL began with a rain which turned
10 snow. Two inches fell on Bald Noun
tain, and II Is very cola