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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-28
CAN'T FIND A CANDIDATE.
Democrats in MaFtinsburg Unable to

Democrats in Martinsburg Unable to
Secure Victim to Run for Mayor.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIgencer
MARTINsBURG, w, Va, April 27.-
After ten days of extensive advertising,
and having rendered the Office to at
least a dozen members of the party
only to be refused, about hundred
Democrats assembled last night to
nominate ticket for mayor. The
choice finally fell upon Harry s, Cush-
wa, Berkcley's delegate in the last leg
Islnture. He had sent word positively
declining the empty honor, but COM
mlttee was appointed to find him, and
enveIgle him into accepting the nomI-
nation, but up to this time have failed
to locate him. The convention ad-
journed, and the nomination still re-
mains open to any one who will accept
It. The small attendance at the con-
ventlon and the refusal Of many per-
sons to accept the nomination strongly
to q Democratic defeat next Jnonth.
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FAVORABLE REPORT
Expected on the Bill for a Public
building for Huntington.

Expected on the Bill for Public
Building for Huntington.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
scousaId tonight that he had hoped to
get favorable report this week from
the committee on public buildings and
grounds on the bin for a building at
Huntington. The absence from the
city OF Senator Fairbanks. however,
had made 1t impossible. He will call
up tie bill at the first opportunity.
The senator to-day introduced a bill
TO amend the law relating to oleomnr-
gerIne, so as to require the manufactur-
ers to have the word 'oleo" stamped in
the compound itself. instead of upon
the wrappers The same requirements
will, Of course, apply to dealers. The
letters composing the world "oleo" must
be one-half inch in length.
Among the prominent West Virgin
ians in the city to-day were Bishop
DonahuG and Mr.. J. X. Hall, of Wheel
ing; Mr.. Malcolm Jackson, Of Charles
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Sands, Of
Falrmont Mr.. Hall was on his way
to frccnbrlcr county, in search OF more
delegates.
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BREEZY pR1EFLETs.

+. ]. Gwynn, d. D., LII. D., OF PEN
field, N, Y, has been elected to the pres
ldency of Scio Cohio) College.
John Addison Porter. formerly prl-
vate secretary to President Mckinley,
is reported to be seriously Ill In New
York. He went there TO undergo sur
gical operation.
Agents of the Union Pacific railway
In Idaho and Montana report heavy
prospective shipments of wool. and
there is scramble upon the part of
competing railways for the business.
The strike of the job pressmen, feed
ers and assistants In Detroit has as
sumed larger proportions. Pressmeh's
Union No 9 decided to support the
junior union, and Its members were or
dered out on sympathetic strike.
Mother NJ. Annunciata, mother-gen-
eral since 1895 of the Sisters Of the Or
der OF the Holy Cross, the headquarters
OF which for the United Stntes is st.
Mary's Academy, OF South Bend, Ind,
died Friday, aged hfty-seven, from
heart disease.
Torrents Of rain fell Friday ali over
Texas Fully an inch fell at Dallas
between II and 1880 a. m. Crops are In
such bad shape that " the rain con-
tlnueH u Weth luilkeI u bNltIul AG-HluAlA-
ing OF corn and cotton will be neces-
sary in many localities.
Two hundred boys employed at the
Pressed Steel Car Works, In Allegheny,
who struck for an Increase In wages,
with several hundred companions as.
sembled near the plant yesterday and
paraded up and down the street, hoot-
ing and bowling nj the workmen.
Yesterday was observed throughout
Texas as Confederate memorial day,
and at all places where there are graves
of soldiers flowers were stTewn. The
day was especially observed at Houston
and Galveston, tho graves OF the men
OF both sides being piled high with
flowers,
The budget committee OF the relch-
stag yesterday adopted, by n vote OF
20 to- n motion OF the Centrlsts grant
Ing the battleshlps asked for by tho
government, but eliminating the provis-
ion for nm increase OF the foreign SER
vice fleet, and reducing the Increase de.
mahded for the reserve leet
Thousands Of persons yesterday morn
ing witnessed the landing of the queen
Mt Holy Head. London, whore she ar
rived yesterday on her return from Ire
land The royal special train started
gauthwards at II o'clock, amidst nm en-
thgslnAtic demonstration. on the Rrri-
val OF her majesty Mt Chester the mayor
and corporation OF that place presented
her With an address,
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SENSATION CAUSED
By the Story that Gates of the Ameri-
can Steel Company, Has Been Gull
tv Of Misdemeanor.

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ny 'He So ..- r.. po.D c,,,1-
can steer company s W
ty Of a Misdemeanor.
NEW YORK April q" : The I4n'eS
tomorrow will say that deVelopmepls
In the affairs Of the American steer g
Wire Company likely to cause a sensa-
ton were made known yesterday lPIi-
daY. summonses are now In the
hands of law firm for chairman
j. w. Gates, of the company's BOARD
of directors, and John Lambert the
president, under a section OF tne penal
code of the state, which reads:
"a director, officer agent or employe
of any corporation or joint stock asso-
citation who knowingly concurs IN max
ing or publishing any written report
exhibit or statement OF Its aIairs or
pecunlary conditions, collecting any
material which is false Is guilty OF
misdemeanor."
Some time ago 1t was officially stated
that the directors Of the American Steel
& Wire Company, in view OF the pros
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MAJORITY
FOR SCOTT
SIGNIFICANT
The Senate by Almost a Unanimous
Vote Decides in Favor Of the
Junior Senator.
ONLY THREE OPPOSED HIM.
Senator Pettus Again Attempts to
Secure RecOmmittal Of the
case-Hard for McGraw.
s,,ot,l nL.rg.ch 70 the IntalIIEencer.

snsctat Dispatch TO the lntelligencer'
WASHINGTON. April 27.-By decI,
s,ya and significant majority the Uni
t,d states senate to-day decided that
tbe attack made by Mr.. John t. Nc
Grsw. apon Hon. N. B. scott's title as
senator from West Virginia was With
out foundation, and declared Mr.. Scott
~ he entitled TO his seat. The vote
was for sustaining the majority report,
IN Senator scott's favor, So against 3.
Had there been the full number of sem
o,ors present the senator's triumph
would have been the more overwhelm-
ing. as it is understood the minority
vote would have remained the same,
Just three.
After the vote was taken. Senator
Scott was given an ovation. his col
leagues crowding about him to express
their congratulations. One Of the three
senator's who voted against him was
among those who extended fellcIta-
tlons.
Pettus and his Two Friends.
Senator Pettus and his Alabama coll
hague, Senator Morgan. with Senator
Turner. OF the state of Washington,
constituted the trio in the minority coll
umn Every other senator present, of
whatever shade of political belief, in
Guiding Democrats Of emlnence as law
yers aud statesmen, voted to give SEN
ator Scott his seat. Senator Pettus
again consumed time to-day in the re-
hearsal Of the views of the minority"
He detailed the ex parte statements
with which he had been supplied, and
made an urgent appeal for an indorse-
ment Of his motion to recommit the
report to the committee. with the re-
suit stated. 1t viii be remembered,
however, that his contention was only
for an investigation. The senate was
satisfied with the facts 1T had.
Wanted to Vote at Once.
At one stage Of the proceedings, Sem
ator Elklns sought to say word or
two In defense Of the state, but the de-
mand for vote was so general that
the senator laughingly acqulesced, and
the result was quickly reached.
Senator Scott said to the Intelligent
Ger correspondent tonight that while
he had never had any doubts of the
outcome he was nevertheless gratifed
to have received SO striking a mani
festation of the confidence of the sem
ate. and was glad to have the matter
out of his way. The personal compli-
ments of his brother senators. he said,
we're highly appreciated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-28
STORIES CONFLICT.

Young Girl Claims to Have Been De-
serted by her Uncle, but Later
confesses to Having Escaped from
a Convent.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April GA young
lady, giving her name as Florence Ell
lis, aged seventeen, and from Brlscoe,
w. Va, is held here in the city prison.
She states that she came here from
Marietta on Wednesday with her un-
Gle. Ira Ellis, who is gauger for the
Standard OIL Company at that point.
They took lodging at a hotel, according
to her story but he Immediately left,
and failed to return.
Several hours passed, and he did not
come back, and then realizing she had
been deserted, she started out to find
employment. She was unsuccessful,
anL that night, worn out andlrespond-
ent, she wandered to the north of the
city and slept in field. Thursday
morning she called at the office OF the
mayor for assistance In reaching her
home. She was referred to the poor
department, and finally to the police
department, where she has since been
under the care of the matron. She
will be provided with transportation
and sent to her home.
The girl made further statement
concerning an estate to which she
claims to be heiress.
She said of the estate that her grand
mother. with whom she lived in Mari
eta, and several other relatives have
frequently spoken of an inheritance
left her by her father, but she was
never able to learn anything definite
about 1t. The estate is quite valuable,
and consists principally Of holdings Of
various kinds. The action of her uncle,
in view of her statement with reference
to the case, has interested the police
department.
The above is the story the girl told
to the city poor department. When
she reached the city prison, however.
after much persuasion she confessed
to the matron that she had been in
the Convent of the Good Shepherd
since last November, and that she had
escaped from that institution Sunday
evening. and had wandered around
trying to get home. She stated that
she had gone almost to Marietta. but
had returned. The girl is suffering
from fever. evidently. is feeble-mInd-
ed and is also chary of the truth. 1t
is believed that she is irresponsible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-28
oRoKER's AUTOMOBILE co.
Secures an Injunction Against the
New England Rubber Company.

Secures an Injunction Against the
New England Rubber Company.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, April 27.-'
In the United States court the Interna-
tional Automobile and Vehicle Com
pany, controlled by Richard Croker, of
New York, secured a temporary In
junction against the New England Rub
ber Tire Wheel Company. restraining
the defendants from collecting royalties
aggregating several hundred thousand
dollars.
A few years ago the plaintiffs bought
certain rights from the defendants pay
ing $4,000 in cash and giving notes for
$4,000 for the same. They now allege
Misrepresentation by the defendants
and claim they (the plaintiffs) did not
buy what they supposed they were pur-
chasing.
The case was set for hearing on
May 10th. John H. Holt, F. Z. Bradley
and John T. McGraw represented the
Automobile company.
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stavn Present al the Firht.

LONDON, April 2s.-The Daily Chro-
nlcle has the following from Vaal bank,
dated Wednesday, April 20:
For two days the Beers have been
fighting a series of rear guard actions
Crossing the Modder here and hotly
pursued by Gen. Anderson, they got
into the Ropjes southeast Of the cross
ing and narrowly missed being cap-
tured by Gen. Rumble, who was coming
from that direction. but on sighting his
advance, they turned eastward and
slipped away between Gen. Anderson
and Gen. Rundle.
~ prisoner Just captured asserts that
President Stcyn was present during
Mondays fight at slangfontein. cast OF
Leeuw kop. He Ind shaved off his
beard so that he was not easily rccog-
niZable,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-28
COL. KEFAUvER PRoMoTED.

Succeeds o. B. Wetzel, of Ravens
wood, as State Bank Examiner.
spec,al Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 81
Charles b. Kefauver, insurance clerk
in the auditors Office, was to-day desig-
mated by the governor to succeed o. B.
Wetzel, OF Ravenswod, as state bank
examiner. HIS term will begin May /.
Colonel Kefauver came from Baltimore
direct to Grafton, in this state, ten
years ago. and he has been prominent
in Republican politics ever since. He
is also a brigade adjutant of the West
Virginia National Guard.
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Wlped Out by Fire.

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 27.-The
little town Of Laurel Forge. cumber-
land county, was almost wiped out of
existence tonight by fire. Fourteen
dwellings, two barns and two large Ice
houses, the lntter owned by the Lowe
Ice Company, were destroyed. Forest
fires in the vicinity caused the conlla-
grafton. The loss is estimated at $780,
coo, partially insured.
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cl!onlnl pames Elect ofleors.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 2Z-The
national society Of Colonial Danes OF
America to-day elected the following
officers Mrs. Howard Townsend, OF
New York president; Mrs. Gillespie
"i Pennsylvania. lrst vice president;
Ml Herbert Claiborne, Of virginia.
..r71N vice PRESIDENT Mrs Samuel
lnIi NJ C9unsolicut. third vice preH-
dent. Mrs william Reed OF i'a tlno7e'
"fnilry Migg Jackson, II Baltlmorg'
assistant gcrrrtary: Miss Eliza eth
nicholas og Warrington, treasurer
Ar1 Emil Richter. OF Now Hampshire,
t.El.Irar, Mics Wharton, OF Phllddci-
L--l hIs,arInn.
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an injunction In the circuit court yes-
terday restraining the West Virginia
and Western Telephone Company from
strlnging wlres alongside OF her proper
~ At day light to-day the company
evadad the order by running Il cable
on its poles. An attempt Will be made
to proceed pgalnst the managers for
contempt OF court
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TAYLOR Ready to Go Back.

FRANKFORT. KY, April 27-Gover-
nor Taylor telegrnphed Common
wealth's Attorney Franklin that he is
in washington on business, but will re-
turn here and appear in court IL OIL
cially informed that the report that he
has been indicted is true. Franklin re-
piled by wire that he query in Taylor's
telegram should have been addressed
to Judge Cantrill, and not giving an
answer as to the correctness of the re-
port concerning the Indictment In his
telegram. Governor Taylor 1t Is said,
says that II he has not been Indicted,
he will remain in Washington indetl-
nltelY.
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1nherits &c Father,s Ability.

PRETORIA. April 27.-Ait advices I'm
dIcate that the United States consul.
Mr.. Adelbert S. Hay, has won dlplo-
matte success. His position is eN-
ceedingly difficult, but he is pursuing an
impartial. determined policy and has
succeeded in considerably ameliorating
the condition Of the British prisoners at
Pretoria, including the colonials.
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are obeyIng reluctantly. One burgher
who has escaped Injury In q number of
battles, admits that the Beers have
fired on the Red Cross frequently
The sending Of Gen. Cronje to st, He
lena has greatly enraged the Beers
who are said to be more than ever de-
termined to fight to the death.
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the vessels Of the North Atlantic squad
ron, ana was received with saiutes and
other military honors.
Unimportant Cabinet meeting.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April r.
Owing to the absence of three members
of the cabinet, Secretaries Gage, Root
and Long, the meeting to-day lasted
but little more than an hour, and no
business of Importance, II was stated.
was transacted. The attorney general
recommended to the President the nom
ination Of William Writ Howe as United
States attorney for the district Of New
Orleans,
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stir KillIne In SWAZILAND.

LouRENZo MARQUES. April 2I--
Swaziland runners report that the re-
cent visit TO the queen OF Swaziland by
Sir Ellis Ashmead- Bartlett has not
checked The killing.
The swazI queen has plnced the for
mer kings brother on the throne. boy
OF IS. She argues that as she will have
TO answor for the death Of scbugau. she
may us wrll continue killing. and shc
haH given the chiefs permission to XIII
whom they please throughout the whole
OF Swaziland.
The commanders ordered to the front
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-28
DIVORCE IN HIaH LEE.
Mrs. Stokes Restored to Her Maiden
Name With Large Alimony.

NEW YORK, April PA motion to
confirm the report Of the referee in the
action for divorce brought by Mrs. Rita
stokes against W. E. D. Stokes was
made before Judge BIschoff to-day
,rhere was no opposition, and the Judge
said he would confirm the report.
The decree submitted for the judges
signature grants absolute divorce on
statutory grounds, and permits Il,; MITE;
stokes to marry again. She Is all9weu
to resume her maiden name Is siSIL, H.
tLe custody OF their only child, ana Is
10 receive as aiImony $4,000 year
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there has been similar scenes OF deltrue-
tion: many places the fire ran over dry
ilelds and everywhere turner's wer9
compelled to watch their buildings ana
to subdne the fires as the started nom
tho sparks that filled the air 40
Ratnial, Ave miles from here. the Han
Lumber Company lost their outlying
tramways and had hard work to save
their lumber and min.
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Eonsn Rrnnks the Record.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 27.-The
house broke all records to-day by pass
ins nInety-one private pension bills.
Among them was one TO pension at the
r1.e OF $40 a month the widow of the
late Colonel John N. stetzenburg, Of
The First Nebraska, who wns killed in
The Philippines. The conference report
on the Hawaiian government bill was
adopted, and now goes to the Presi-
dent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-28
DEMOCRATIC CITY COUNCIL
Refuses to Grant Liquor License to
Colored Applicants.

Special Dispatch TO the lntclllgencer.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, April 27,--
The Democratic reform city council. In
special session this afternoon, granted
seventy-two liquor licenses. The peti.
tlon OF Sanders * Williams, the only
colored applicants, was rejected, as was
also thut of the First street variety
theatre.
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LONDON, April sS.-The Daily Ex-
press says this morning:
1--WE learn that the sudden return OF
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes to the Cape was due
to his receipt OF news of a great find
of copper in northern RhodesIa. Mr..
Rhodes Will soon be heard of as cop
per king"
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ALTwAL NORTH, April a.-It is re-
ported that there are three hundred
Beers at Besman's KOp, in the Smith
field district; one hundred at Smith
field, four hundred with two guns and
a. maxim at Grys Kop and two hundred
with two guns at Klotter drift, Caldeon
river.
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NEW YORK Arrived. Lucania, from
Liverpool p,,.,,,5
from Philadelphia; Cumbroman' from
Portland, ..,...,,t,
IkMBuRG-Arrlvcd: Pennsylvnnln,,
from New York, via Plymouth anu
CherbOurG. ,. ,r,,,,
New York.
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.STRASBURG
BANK ROBBED
And WRECKED
One Of the Most Daring Burglaries in
the History of the state-The
Thieves Secure
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Safe Blown Open With Nitro
Glycerine-The Work of Ex-
psrts-Building Wrecked.

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. April a.
The Massanuttenbanko strasburg. near
here, was partially blown up at an early
hour this morning by burglars and tha
bank looted OF every cent Of cash money
the institution contained. The work
was done by professionals, who have SO
far escaped capture. Checks, money
negotiable notes, pieces Of iron twisted
and broken door frames, plaster and
bits of office furniture were some OF the
debris which lay scattered around the
building in Indescribable confusion,
while out in the street the same mixture
of wealth and material was tramplad
upon by the crowds who have been
curiously gazing at the work Of the rob-
bers to-day.
Building a Complete Wreck.
The building can never be repaired,
and It will take an entire new structure
in which to begin business all over
again. Aside from the money loss IN
volved the thoroughness Of the bur
glars work, the devastation accom-
plished and their skill and daring I'M
pressed every one. No bank was oper-
ated to-day and Cashier Eberly spent
the time wandering through the wreck
age picking up u portion of stray five
dollar notes which have been blown into
the street. The robbery occurred be-
tween 12 and o'clock this morning. AT
that time there was smothsred sound
which shook the whole town, and rat
tied the windows.
The Work of Experts.
An examination of the wrecked bank
showed that the burglary was the work
Of experts. There is no nightwatchman
Mt the bank. The front door was open
ed with a skeleton key, and once inside
the building, the men went to work on
the iron vault doors. A hole was drilled
around the lock, on the first vault door
and the second door was pryed open
with a jimmy. Nitro-glycerine was
poured around the cracks Of the safe
door, and soap applied to keep the ex-
ploslve from running out. The robbers
secured 5000. The town authorities are
in hot pursuit Of the robbers, but as yet
they have not been captured.
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No Prohibition in Kentucky.

owENsBoRo, KY April 27.-The
state prohibition convention has peeh
postponad indefinitely. II was to have
mot here to-day, and Gull has peeh
Issued accordingly.
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SIGN OF coon TIMES.
Wages Increased in the Baltimore 6
Ohio Shops.

Special Correspondence OF Intelllgencer.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, April 27.-
The boiler makers machlnlsts and other
expert iron workers, employed by the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad at their shops
in this city, were notified to-day that
beginning May 1st. their rate of pay
would be increased TO 81 35 a day. This
is the highest soslle since 1875. All other
employees at tho shops were advanced
from five to twenty cents per day each,
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PARIS, Texas. April 27.-In quarrel
in court room herethis afternoon Law
yer Il. T. Scott stabbed Justice j. j.
Hooks, Scott was arrested. Judge
Hooks was badly wounded.
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DE VETS DoRP, April 2s.-General
French's and General Rundle's forces
left to-day, going in different direc-
tIons. General ChernsIde remains to
garrison the town, to search for arms
and to restore order.