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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-01
ANOTHER ooaH1AN AFFA1R.

Captain Chadwick Accused Of Speak,
ing Derogatory Of Admiral schley.
WASHINGTON, April sO.-Captain
Chadwick called at the navy department
to-day and delivered to Secretary Long
in person letter In response to the de-
partment's communication which called
his attention to certain newspaper
publication attrlbutlng to him remarks
derogatory to Admiral schley No one
was present beside tho secretary and
Captain Chadwick when the latter's re-
ply was delivered. The two were clos
eted for half an hour. At the concluu-
sion Of the interview. Secretary Long
stated that he had received Captain
Chadwlck's letter: that he had the sub
ject under consideration and pending a
conclusion could not say anything fur
ther respecting the matter. For his
part. Captain Chadwick also declined
to talk about the alleged Interview.
In this state OF the case 1t is impossi-
Bile to predict what acton the navy de-
partment will take, though the officials
generally refer to the famous utterance
OF Captain Coghlan and the depart
ment's action thereon as affording a
precedent likely to be followed In this
case.
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FELL FROM GRACE.

Charged With Drunkenness, and
Breaking Important Command
msnts is Suspended From the
~-urch.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
PARKERsBuRG, w. Va. April So
The following official communication
was received to-day:
"At the last meetlng of Lexington
Presbytery, Rev. George A. Doyle, for
marly pastor of the Presbyterian
churches at Clarksburg, and Philippi,
West Virginia, being under charges By
the presbytery Of drunkenness and vIo-
latiOn of the elghthund ninth command.
ments, was declared by the presbytery
guilty of contumacy, deposed from ths
ministry, and suspended from the
church. 1t was ordered that said
charges and this sentence be published
in the papers OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Charleston, ParkersburE and clarks-
burg, and in the Central Presbyterian,
and Christian Observer"
Doyle, who was one Of the most elo-
quent pulpit orators ever in this state,
fell from grace about a year ago and
created a sensation in this city. Zanes-
Vile and many other places by his wild
career and alleged swlndling operations.
He was arrested here, but hoodwinked
the authorities, and escaped.
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Of agriculture and to prohibit inter-
state commerce in game killed in viola.
tion Of local laws. It authorizes the
secretary OF agriculture to provide for
the Introduction and restoration OF
game, song and insectivorous wild
birds. It gives him the power to pre-
vent the Introduction OF undesirable
foreign birds and animals and pre-.
vents the killing OF game in violation
Of state laws for concealed shipment to
states where 1t can be sold in the open
markets.
The bill for constitutional amends
ment TO disquallfy polygamists for
election as senators and representatives
and to prohibit polygamy, which was
reported by the committee on the elec-
tlon Of President, vice president and
representatives In Congress, was re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary,
after meeting with opposition from
both sides OF the house, Every speak
er who antagonIzed the bill. said he
opposed pOlygamy, but did not see any
reason for iegisiating in the constitu-
tion and invading the rights of the
states.
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ASPERSIONS
OF DEMOCRATS
ARE RESENTED.
Senator Ellins Speaks But Twenty
Minutes, Yet He Exploded the
Claims Of lIr. Pettus.
We HAD SEVEN MAJORITY
INIT! Fraudulently Reduced to One
BY the DemOcrats-WOuld not
Remain Silent Listener.

e,ocIaI Dlspateh TO the IntellIgenceE
WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator
Tieas today addressed the senate in
rrsn9pss to the reflections cast upon his
s,gta and prominent citizens of the
ssts By Senator Pettus, as the mouth
niece OF certain remonstrants against
,ba seating Of Senator Scott. Mr.. E;-
Wins was prevented from taking part in
,bo discussion of the case, Friday, by
The universal demand for vote.
Exploded the Claims Of Pettus.
The senator to-day completely ex-
plodad the claim set up by Senator Pet
ms that there was either fraud or In
limitation upon the part of the Repub
lIcans before or at the time of Senator
sco,ts election. He showed that the
republicans had a clear majority of
seven in Joint assembly, which wns
wrongfully reduced to one and which
was threatened with reversal by the un-
warranted acts of a Democratic house..
He cited by name prominent Democrats
,, -. ~, 1,o,,,,t,IIoov,,
who had coheeueu ttiat ','e lsYruD.'.I..'s ., ,.,
had lawlui majority 'ne SUI ,s..,'t neI.t,S'
by the legislature. and that 1t remained
for one naiviuual 70 ASK u repuO'''''
BODY to CONFER hOlOr upon MN
Courts With the Republicans'
Senator E!lslns also referred to the
fact that the circuit court had declared
one unseated Republican to be entitled
to his seat in the house. that the su-
prsme court of the state had decided
anoiher-Brokard Of Taylor-to be
legally elected, but not in time to per-
nit him to participate In the proceed
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WILSON FOR EXPANSION.
The Ex-Governor of West Virginia
Not in Sympathy With Bis Party.
Judge Lynch for National Dele

The Ex-Governor Of West Virginia
Not in Sympathy With his Party.
Judge Lynch for National Dele
gate.
Special Dispatch 20 the 1ntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. April 3o.-In a
lengthy communication published to-
day in a washington paper, ex-Gover-
nor E. W. Wilson. of West Virginia,
makes the declaration that the south is
FOR expansion, and he warns his party
Of the folly OF taking Nny other ground
in its national platform. He cites as a
fact in support OF his argument that
every foo; Of territory, acquired by this
government since 1t became a govern
ment. with the exception of Alaska and
Porto Rico, was acquired under Demo-
cratic administrations. He enumerates
the acquisitions and devotes over two
columns to his views on the general
theme.
Importance Of our Eastern Trade.
The SOUTH" he says, understands
most thoroughly the Importance Of ad-
vencing our trade with the east, and
particularly so in connection with the
building OF the Nlcaraguan canal. and It
would be the height OF folly, for the
Democratic party to endanger the solid
ity Of the southern vote by changing n
policy so long and 80 firmly established
for the expansion Of American trade
and commerce. In case OF war once be-
gun, by this country It has never proved
to b profitable business for any poll
ueal party to oppose 1t or It's results"
little farther along In his communlca-
ton Mr.. Wilson says:
The Democratic party was unjustiy
charged with opposition to the war in
F,l'6j. and but for the heroic stand OF
Allen c. Thurman, would have been
stranded on the reefs OF the new de-
partgre;' these are Lessons too serious
% be passed without serious considera-
uon"
Judge Lynch for National Delegate.
Ffom the opinions. expressed by the
many Republicans from West Virginia,
Who have hrah here recently. It is avi-
asn1 that the Hon. c. w. Lynch. af
harrisburg, is being strongly backed
i'r The position OF delegate to the ma
uonai Republican convention, at Phila-
oelphIa, 1t Is the understanding that
'uase Lynch, is not milking canvnss
u A'7 own behalf, but that his friends
a,' active, upon tho strength OF his
so'l'ty and the fact that he has neyfr
Osen a national delegate.
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BEAUTIFUL SIGHT
Was the Grand Naval and Civic Ball
ajveD IN 5onor oF Admiral Dewey.

was the Grand Naval and Civic Ball
Given in Honor of Admiral Dewey.
CHICAGO. April se.-Never in the
history Of the great Auditorium has
there been within It's walls sight more
beautiful than that revealed tonight,
when the great ball given in honor Of
Admiral Dewey. was at Its height.
There was nothing wanting. 1t was a
decisive success from first to last in all
details, from the decorations on the
walls to the reception proper, which
was rendered to the admiral. There
were present, perhaps, somewhat too
many people TO allow OF all dancing in
comfort had all or half OF them cared
to dance ut one and the same time, but
when the dance programme proper was
fairly under way, the older people
sought the boxes and the spacious foy-
or, leaving the floor to the younger
people, who used Il until dnybreak,
Fully 1000 people were present
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NEW YORK CENTRAL STRIKE

Situation Has Not Chnnged-Reprs-
sentative of the Road to Meet a
Committee of Strikers.
BUFFALO. N. Y, April 3o.-WIth the
ultlmatum that was to have been CIV
en- to-day deferred. the status of the
strike of the car repalrers of the New
York Central railroad is unchanged to-
night, excepting so far as the action OF
President Galloway In consenting that
Superintendent Watt, of the motive
power department, shall meet in con-
ference the members Of the executive
committee, has tended to. create be-
lief among the strikers that the com com
puny is disposed to pursue n conciIia-
tory policy.
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Envoloped in Clouds Of Smoke.

BLooMsBURG, Pa, April 3O.-The
forest fires in Columbia county are be-
coming much worse. The Knob noun"
tatns are burning and all efforts to ex-
tIngulsh the fire have proven futile. The
Cntawlssa mountains are burning ana
wrecking crews on the Pennsylvania
rnllroud have been working for torty-
eight hours without stopping the iire:
Bioomburg ls enveloped In a clOud OF
smoke. which has seldom, II ever been
euualled heretofore.
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Boer Resolution Lost.

WASHINGTON. D, c., April co.
Again to-day the question Of express
ing sympathy for the Beers was thrust
upon the attention of the senate. This
time 1t came up on a motion to proceed
to the consideration OF the resolution
introduced by Mr.. Pettigrew, Is. d.,
which was before the senate last Sat-
urday The motion was defeated, 20 to
20. The conference report on the joint
resolution relating to the administers
tlon Of civil affairs in Porto Rico and
agreed to.
The conference report on the Porto
Rico bill has passed the senate. 1t now
goes to the President.
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GARDNER STILL oHAMpIoN.
Knocked Out Patsey Haley In the
Fourth Round-Latter outelassed.

Knocked Out Patsey Haley In the
Fourth Round-Latter outclassed.
CINCINNATI, O., April SO-oscar
Gardner, of Wheeling, before the cin-
clnnau Athletic Club tonight. knock
ed out Patsy Haley. of Cincinnati. in
the nth round of what was to have
been fifteen round bout for the BAN
tam weight championship of America.
In the first round Gardner knocked
Haley down, but he got up quickly. Z.
In the second round there was q
great deal OF clInching and several hard
hits were exchanged. Haley waa
knocked down twice in this round, but
got up before the referee counted, three.
In the third round Haley got in a hard
blow on Gardeners face. In the fourth
Haley went down under Gardner's
blows four times and once the referee
counted nine before he got up and the
gong saved him. In the fifth round
Haley was knocked down repeatedly
and the fourth time was counted out,
Haley was clearly outclaased.
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a. Enthuginstie Convention.

Special Dispatch to the InteilIgencer.
PARSONS, W. Va, April sO.-The Re-
publlcans held one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic conventions ever as
sembled In the county Saturday. Reso-
lutlons endorsing the national and state
administrations were adopted. The fol-
lowing officers were nominated: Sheriff,
]. B. Jenkins; prosecuting attorney,
William G. Conley; assessor, Andy
Moore; commissioner county court, a.
F. Phillips; county surveyor, H. U.
Freeman.
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Will Not Be Recognized omcially.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April SO.-It
can be stated that the persons oompos-
ing the Boer delegation who are about
to sail from Europe for the United
States this week Will not be denied ac-
cess to the secretary Of state when
they reach Washington. They will be
received as individuals. Just as Mr..
Montagu White. but with the distinct
understanding that they are not recog-
nized officially as Boer delegation.
1t is believed that the prospective
visitors thoroughly understand the cons
dltions under which they will be re-
ceived
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stnndard aettinr 1ibarnl.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, April 3d.
1t Is announced to-day that commenc-
ing tomorrow. May l, the pay of all
employees of the Standard OIL Company
in this city will be Increased. Men
who have been working ten hours for n
days work will hereafter work but
nine, receiving pay for ten hours. The
pay Of men working twelve hour shifts
VIII be increased 10 per cent. This is
said to be the highest rate Of wages
ever paid by the Standard.
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IN Plonded Not auiltY.

FRANKFORT, KY, April SO.-FIve
Of tho defendants, charged with COM
pliclty, or as accessories, in the murder
Of william Goebel, wsro nrralgned this
afternoon before Judge Cantrlll. They
were Republican Secretary Of State Ca
leb Powers, Captain John w. Davis,
Harland Whitaker, w. II. Culton and
Richard Combs, colored. All OF them
entered plens Of not guilty.
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Movsments Of stenmnhins.

LTVERPOoI-Georgie. New York.
HAMBURG-Deutsc New York.
RP--Westernlnnd. New York.
NEW YORK-Spanrndhm, Rotterdam.
GENOA-Werra, New York, via Ma
pies.
soUTHAidPToN-Rheln, New York,
for Bremen.
NEW YoRK-Clty of Rome from
Greenock and Moville.
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UNCOMMON
ACTIVITY
EXHIBITED.
Beers in Force West Of Blosmfontein
and Threaten the British
Army at Warrenton-
LONG WHEAT TRAIN MOVING
Through 1adybrand-said Butler
Wanted to Resign-British Dis
satisfied with Their Leaders.

LONDON, May /, $3.50 a. m.-The
Beers are now showing uncommon ac-
tivIty west Of BIoemfontein. They are
in force between Fourteen Streams and
Kimberley. on Sunday they occupied
wlndsorton, west of the railway and
now threaten to interrupt the commu-
nicatlons of the British force at War
renton. to the north.
This, too, at time when General
Hunter is about to start on a two hun
dred mile march to MafekIng probably
with 5000 men.
To the east of Bloemfontein, the
Beers Sunday night were still holding
the hills near Thaba N'chu, while be-
hind them long wagon trains, loaded
with wheat for the Boer army in the
north, are moving through Ladybrand.
Captured Boer Convoy.
The British captured one Boer con-
voy on Saturday, but its size is not
mentioned in the dispatch which barely
announces the fact.
Wepener, lately the scene of inces-
SAINT fighting, is deserted, General Bra
bant and Colonel Dalgety having moved
"A K dispatch from Maseru, dated Mon
day, says:
The Basutos are a second time as
founded to see the Beers peacefully re-
tiring with herds which the natives
think should be the booty Of the Brit
ish, who are said to be the conquerors.
According to information from Mase-
ru, the main body OF the Beers reach
ed Leeuw river due west Of Lady
brand, Sunday, small parties trailing
behind ut intervals OF ten miles to pro-
tect the rear and whip up the herds.
Slight outpost actions take place
daily beyond Karee Siding, where the
head OF the British invasion Is canton-
ed.
Horse Sickness Breaks Out.
African horse sickness has broken out
in General Buffers army. 1t proves es-
pecIally fatal among freshly arrived an
imals. The Bloemfontein correspond
ents point out that the deficiencies in
the veterinary department causes
thousands OF losses.
General Lucas meyer, replying 10
General Buffers complaint that some Of
the British prisoners at Pretoria arc
lodged in the town jail. says that only
are so treated who have tried or who
are suspected OF trying to escape. He
retorts moreover, that Boer prisoners
are confined In the town jail at Pieter-
marItzburg with natives.
Butler Wanted to Resign.
The morning papers give special
prominence to the statement of news
agency that Sir Redvers Butler sent his
resignation to Lord Roberts after the
Splon Kop censures were published, and
that Lord Roberts declined to accept It.
The war specials to-day consist chief
ly Of detached scraps, the favorite In
PRODUCTION of the military commenta-
tors and editorial writer's being that as
only scant news has been wired some-
thing big is probably about to happen.
The Daily Chronicles expert says:
"If solid victory is to be attained
the British must have different leader
ship from what has been displayed in
the Dewetsdorp operation"
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Phoeni1 Mlll Burning.

Special Dispatch to the Intslligencer.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, May LA
special by telephone from Marietta, at
1880 this morning. states that the
Phoenix -four mill, owned by Daniel B.
Torpy, one Of the largest mills in the
Ohio valley, was burning. and that the
approaches to the Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern railroad bridge were in
danger OF destruction. The telephone
wires failed before further details
could be obtained.
LATER-The mill and contents burn
ed to the ground and is total loss. 1t
will amount to $4,000, partly insured.
The Baltimore & Ohio bridge was not
seriously damaged.
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Boer Commander Cheered.

JAMESTOWN. st. Helena, April go
Gen. Cronje and his wife, accompanied
by the generals private secretary, were
permitted to attend religious service
yesterday at Deadwood camp after
which they had their first ride around
the country. an experience which seem
ed to give Gen. Cronje much pleasure.
The famous Boer commander was re-
celved with cheers.
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Pine Run Mine on SIC.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3o.-A
Post special from Tazewell, Va, says
news has reached there that Pine Run
mine, at Toms Creek, Wise county, is
on fire. Four men have been found
suffocated and two others are known to
be in the mine. The mine has been
flooded in the hope Of extInguishing the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-01
BULLET HOLE IN HIS SIDE
Tells the Story of Farmer William
strickland's Death.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April sO.-
William Strickland, a farmer living on
Gabe fork of Big Sandy, left home sat
urday afternoon to go hunting. He
did not return and a search was lnsti-
tuded. Yesterday morning his dead
body was found in the woods a half
mile from home. with bullet hole in
the right side. and his gun was found
about forty yards further on. 1t is
supposed his gun was accidentally dis
charged and that after being shot he
tried to crawl home, but collapsed from
exhaustion, and died during the night
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President to be Present.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April sO.--
President Mckinley has indicated his
purpose to attend, II possible, the re-
union of the Army Of the Potomac at
Fredericksburg, on May 95, and II the
public business will permit, he also win
attend the Memorial Day ceremonies
at Antietam battlefield, on May 30.
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Five killed by an Explosion.

Triton. Ga, April 3O.-FIve men
were killed and three injured. one OF
whom Will probably die, by a boiler eX-
plosion here to-day, in the saw mill Of
], N. Bray & Company. The saw MIL
was almost demolished and many build
lngg in tho vicinity were wrecked,
The cause OF the explosion Is not
known
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BRAVE RRIpEaRooM.
Seized the Burning Veil of the Bride
md Saved Her from Harm.

and Saved Her from Harm.
LONDON, April SO.-During the mar
rlage of the daughter of the Russian
ambassador here, NJ. G. Destaal, to
Count Alexis Dnvldotr, in the Russian
chapel, London, this afternoon, at
which the prince OF Wales, Lord Rose
berry and most of the members of tho
United States and other embassies were
present, the BRIDES veil caught are from
a candle which she carried In her hand.
The bridegroom maintained his pres
enee of mind, seized the veil and duench-
ed the inclplent blaze by crumpilng the
gauze fabric between his hands. There
was intense excitement until It was
found that no serious damage had been
done.
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British Subjects Must All Leave.

PRETORIA, April 3O.-As a sequence
to the johannesburg explosion the gov
ernment has ordered British subjects,
with few exceptions, to leave the re-
public within forty-eight hours.
Nearly $4,000 has been subscribed for
the relief Of the victims. More than one
hundred bodies have been removed
from the debris.
ed Of the military command at johann
nesburg and has gone on commando.
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King,s Envoy Arr4ves.

RIO JANEIRo, April SO-The Por-
tuguese cruiser Don Carlos l, has ar
rived here with General Cunla, the spe-
cIal envoy Of the King OF Portugal, to
attend the four hundredth anniversary
Of the discovery Of BrnzIl.
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NEllfo n6nged 81 q Mobl.

wEBn, Miss. April 3O,-George Cor
don, desperate negro, was hanged at
AIbIn to-dny by mob. Gordon be-
came involved In n difficulty with Man
aEer Skinner. OF the Robinson planta-
ti0p, and the latter wns badly beaten
by the negro. who also fired several
shots at Skinner. Gordon was caught
by posse and hGpged to the limb Of a
tree.
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chnan RIdes For the Populists.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3o.-
Chairman Butler. of the Populist ma
tIonal committee. has completed ar
rangements by which persons attending
the national convention of that party at
Sioux Falls, can secure transportation
over all lines at one fare for the round
trim.
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Wnll Pnnar plant purns.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllReneRr.
sTEUBENvILLE, o., April sO.-Fire
that broke out Mt 1880 O'Clock tonight
in the plant of the steubenville Wall
Paper Company, completely gutted the
buildings and destroyed the machinery,
entalllng loss Of $4,000.
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OTTAWA, Ont. April 3O.-The total
amount of relief received for the SUI.
fcrcrs by the fIre waa Stf2,7t9 at noon
to-dny. This does not ,lnclude the gov
ernmcnt grants, The work Of rebuild
Ing has nlrendyRhegtEna
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To Complete the Uganda Railroad.
LONDON. April SO.-The house of
commons to-day adopted by 1856 to 40, q
vote Of fl,9sO,OOo for the completion of
tho Ugandn railroad. Upwards of
R3, ,OOO, 900 has already been expended on
this line,
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Rnnneea of Forest Flres.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiligeneer.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, April 3d.
Forest fires have destroyed one hun
dred cords OF wood and thousands Of
feet Of timber near here.
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Declares a Five Per Cent Dividend.
WASHINGTON, April 9O.-The con-
troller OF the currency has declared
per cent dividend In favor OF the iasolv-
ent Formers National bank Of Ports
mouth, Ohio.