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MINIATURE RIOT.
Several Hundred Shots Fired Be-
tween Members of Two Cigar Max
ers' ,Unions-No One Injured.

TAMPA. Fla, Nov. l5.-A miniature
riot broke out to-day at the gates of the
cIgnr factory of Gonzales, Mora e. Co.
Several hundred shots were fired. No
one was injured md the mob was dis
persed By the police.
For several days trouble has been
brewing between the members of the
international Cigar Makers Union and
the Spanish union known as the Re-
sistancia. Members OF the Intcrna-
tlonaI union have quit work In q num-
Der of factories, throwing about 1000
persons out of employment. The Span
ish union Is apparently not In sympathy
with tho movement and about Ave hun
dred of Its members continued ut work
In the Gonzales factory. To-day the
lnternationals marched up and de-
mandcd that these men come out, They
were warned OFF the premises. An In
tcrnatlOnal man tried to push his way
through the gates and was fired upon
by the italian guard. a voley was
fired In reply from the street. The front
md sides of the building were riddled.
Those inside fred bllndIy through the,
windows. No one was hit, however.
The police soon arrived and dIspersnl
the crowd. ~ ..+sf ..... ~ - ,s =.
y All factories closed at noon ana to
prevent further trouble one hundred
extra police and Il squad OF deputy
shcrilrs were sworn In. tfg =.
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The Center of Population.

New York World: Not the least re-
markable result of the census of 1900 is
that It arrests the westward march of
what Is known us the center of popu-
lation." This point. which has been
moving steadily westward at each ste
cessivc census. was established by the
census OF 1880 MS being In the southern
part OF Indiana, Mt n point n little west
OF Greensburg, the county seat OF Dcca-
tur county. and twenty miles east OF Co.
lumbus. Geographically, It Is in lati-
tudc 50 degrees II minutes and Sc Sec
onds. and longitude S5 degrees 20 min
utes and So seconds. H..
But In the past ten years the popula-
ton OF the states lying wholly east OF
this meridian has increased to almost
exactly the same extent na In the states
west OF It, the Increase In each case be-
Ing In round numbers COCO, 900. out of n
total OF 13,225,000 The remaining
l,92t00O increase Is furnished by the
states of Michigan. Indiana. Kentucky,
Tennessee and Alabama. And II will
require distribution of population by
census districts to determine whether
there hns been any westward advance
In the center of population. But Mt any
rate. the advance Will he tritling, and
the east holds Its own with the west In
contributing to our national greatness.
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ORDNANCE BUREAU
Gives Out Its Report Through Gen
eral misunderstanding Fen
lures Yet to Come-Field Guns Dis
missed With q Paragraph.

- ~ -sS >sSfSAt 49, So $500
eral Buffington-Interesting Fen
lures Yet to Come-Field Guns Dis
missed With Paragraph.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov 15.-The
report of General Burlington. chief Of
the bureau of ordnance. has been made
to the secretary OF war. AS some of the
most interesting portions OF the report,
dealing with disputed points between
the ordnance bureau and the board of
ordnance and Notifications are contain
ed in appendices which have not yet
been made public. the report is not as
interesting as expected. Among these
features is that of field guns, which Is
dismissed with paragraph stating
that the facts can be found In an ap-
pendix. The ordnance bureau was about
to let the contracts for two hundred
field guns when the recommendation Of
the board of ordnance and fortificattonS
was approved, holding up any action
for some months. 1t is In connection
with field ordnance that an agent Of the
government has obtained what he al
leges Is the secret of the French field
gun. and which it is proposed shall be
tested by this government.
Another controversy Is that relating
to the disappearing gun carriages.
whose further manufacture has been
decided against by the board Of ord
nance and Qualifications. General Buff
fngton discusses the history of this
carriage. showing that 1t was ordered
by the Endicott board and the sccre-
tary of war,
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Woman Identified.

NEW YORK. Nov. .15.--The woman
who was found dead in the Boulevard
hotel this morning. with DR.. Ahlstrom
was Identified rs Mrs. Harry Gardner,
OF 10s West One Hundred and First
street. thc,w!fe Of a man who followed
thc races. NJ. '
Mrs Gardeners mother. II was learn
ed. lives, in Chicago When the hus-
band Of the woman was found today
near his Nat. he said he was out look
Ing for her last night. after he had fail
cd to find her at home. When he saw
her picture printed to-day he Identified
1t as that OF his wife. The couple were
married in 1923 and lived In Ohio before
they went to Chicago. Gardeners bro
Their was n patient OF DR.. hhlstrom
Gardner thought the doctor fond of his
wife. sbut never suspected her fidelity.
He believes she was lurGd to the hotel
by Ahlstrom and drugged. and that
Ahlstrom becoming alarmed, killed
himself.
The autopsy held late to-day showed
that eHnth In both cases was caused by
gas ua2hyXiat!1n.
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We're Intimate Friends,

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The connec-
ton Of Mr.. Strong with the Griswolds
has extended over 4 long period. He
was one OF the most intimate friends of
the elder Mr.. Griswold, now deceased.
The suit is brought by the heirs as in
diyiduals and not by the Grlswold
worsted company. 1t is thought that
this claim will be amicably adjusted
md will not come to trial.
Major Putnam B. Strong said to-day
that his mother owns the house, Il West
Fifty-second streets. which may be
worth $4,000; and that she also has n
small ing~mc from property left her by
her grandfather Israel Shelton,a south
ern planter.
II know nothing about the report that
comes from Philadelphia fixing the la
b'lties at S6.O0o,OO0. My opinion is that
the liabilities arc not so large" he said.
81: is untrue that my father worried
over his. affairs, and that this worry
FASTENED his death"
The doors of the firm did not open this
morning.
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u
cabled for instruction. which they ex.
pect to receive before November 20, the
date of the next meeting,
The Reichstag Thursday reelected
Count Won Ball0strem president OF that
body. BY 26s votes out OF 294 cast.
Mall advices from the Orient say fire
broke out aboard the. United States
Monitor Monterey, on October 81. The
flames came from the electric light
room and for time 1t was feared they
would spread to the magazine. Yolun-
teer fremen succeeded In checking the
small. 5l1gs-s b
The work OF building Sir Thomas
Lipton's new America cup challenger.
Shamrock H.. has been started in Dem
ny's yard. at Dumbarton. Scotland,
within nm enclosure. G. L.. Watson, the
yacht designer. has laid out the lines of
the frame work, which will be con-
structed of nickel steel. The plates will
probably be OF bronze. N y3.
The state department has been IN
formed that r. A. 1Moseley, IT., consul
general OF the United States Mt Singa-
pore, died yesterday Mt Yokohama. ia
pan. He was granted leave Of absence
by the department some weeks ago up
on representations that his health de-
manded change OF climate. Mr.. Nose
ly was appointed TO his post January
z, 1899. from Alabama.
The Russian newspapers are jubi-
lantly celebrating the fortieth. ami
versary of the treaty OF Pekin, by
which Russia acquired an immense
amount OF territory. The Novoe Vrem-
va, however, unfavorably compares
Russian diplomacy then with European
diplomacy now. and says that 1t Is au-
thorized to state emphatically that IN
effort will be made to press n campaign
for n separate place by Russia In the
negotiations with China. This Is not.
however. understood as representing
the governments views. tE
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DIED TOGETHER.
New York Physician and Unknown
Woman Found in, Bedroom Of Bou-
levard Hotel-Were' a ephvv;o+od :

New York Physician and Unknown
Woman Found in Bedroom Of Bou-
levard Hotel-Were ,Asphyxiated.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Dr. Christie
pher 7. Ahlstrom. Of this city, and an
unknown woman were found, dead in n
bedroom In the Boulevard hotel, in
broadway. Both had been suffoca ted
by illuminating gas.
Rheinhold Busse, proprietor of the
hotel. said the couple, whom he had
never seen before. came to the hotel
about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
They drank together In the restaurant
and seemed in the best of spirits.
About o'clock the man asked for a
room for himself and the woman He
registered rs John Mullen and wife
New York city," He was assigned to a
room on the third floor. The room was
small hall bed room. About 9 o'clock
this morning Proprietor Busse found
that gas was escaping from the room.
An entrance was forced and the gas
was found escaping from radiator.
one OF the gas Jets burned dimly.
Woman on the Floor.
The woman was found on the floor
and the man on the bed. Both were
dead. The woman was a handsome
brunette about twenty-seven years old.
Her clothing was of good quality. On
her left hand were four rings which,
the police say. are worth $1,000. In the
room was 4 sealskin sacque with q tag
upon It bearing the name Marshall
Field & Company. Chicago"
There were no signs on either body
indicating poison. It Is the opinion OF
the hotel proprietor and the police that
the deaths, We're accidental. the occu-
pants OF the room failing 10 properly
shut off the radiators gas supply Dr..
Ahstrom was widower. His daugh-
ter, Rachel. who lived with him, was
unable to give any information bearing
on the tragedy. except that yesterday
afternoon woman of the description
OF the one found dead. called Mt her
fathers Office. Rachel admitted her,
believing hersto be patient. The visi-
tor left In half an hour and was not ac-
companied from, the house by the doc
for ~, q 10
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trails. of the Leonids There were five
distinct groups or showers. The last
was the best, prevailing Until the stars
faded before the dawn. ,lSs4 r.
GASEXPLOSION.
One Person Fatally Injured-Two
Seriously Hurt-House Totally De-

Oue ferSou fatally tlnJureQ-IW0
Seriously Hurt-Hou Totally De.
stroyed. II, j ~ &
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 15.-Ap ex-
ploslon OF natural gus In a house at 1910
Carson street, sbuth Side. at,S:15 o'clock
this morning, caused tho fatal injury Of
one petson. serious burns to two others.
and the total destruction of q two story
brick dwelling. The following were In
jured; 4. y I. 4
Joseph Dobson, thlrty-elght years old !;
frlghtfully burned about the face and
body; supposed to have Inhaled the
flames; viii die.
Mrs. Annie Dobson, wife Of Joseph
Dobson;painfully burned about the face
and hands.
August Barchert, a shoemaker; face
badly burned. 81, 4. q - $50
The explosion occurred shortly after
Mrs. Dobson had arisen to prepare
breakfast for her husband. who was
still In bed. The moment she applied a
match to the kitchen stove the gas let
80. Tho entire, east side of the building
was blown out and the brick walls
crumbled against the side OF the nd.
Joining building. In anSinstant flames
wrapped the entire wreck, and to escape
from the fire was impossible
Dobson was asleep and before he
could be rescued he was burned black.
The}others escaped with difficulty. The
building was almost totally destroyed.
1t is thought that the gas accumulated
In the house from q leak during the
night.
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A Life and Death EIGHT.

Mr.. W. A. Hines. of Manchester, In.
writing of his almost miraculous cs,
cnpe from death. says: Exposure M
ter measles induced serious lung trou-
Bile. which ended In Consumption. r
had frequent hcmorrhagcs nnd
coughcd night md day. An my doctors
said | must soon die. Then began to
use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which completely cured me.
! would. not be without 1t even II IL
cost W n bottle. Hundreds have
used II on my recommendation and all
say II never falls to cure Throat. Ches,
and Lung troubles" Regular sIyc Zoo
md 81 90. Trial bottles free MT Lornn
Drug Co.'S drug storc.-4.
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EMPHATIC TALK.
The Kind That Carries Conviction to
Every Wheeling Reader.

Conviction must follow such emphatic
proof ms is given here. The testimony
of Wheeling residents should satisfy the
most skcptical. Here Is n Wheeling
case. Read It, and see IL doubt can ex-
ist In the facc OF this evidence.
Mrs. George W. Thompson. Of No. 24l9
Market street, says: 81 had constant
dun. aching pain across the small OF
my back and heavy bearing down pnins
in the bladder / could not rest at
nights on account of my back. and lay
for hours In vain effort to get to sleep.
rising In the mornings tired and Ian
guid. more so than when l went to bed.
When saw Doan's Kidney PHI udvcr-
tlscd my back and kidneys were very
bad. | went to the Logan Drug Com
pany's, and got box and took them.
A few doses did me good, and when
had completed the box ! was cured"
For sale by all dealers. Price. 50
cents. Fostcr-Alilburn Co., Buffalo. N.
y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name - Doan's and
take no substitute.
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Lathers' Union Elects Officers

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 1.-THE
International Wood, Metal and Wire
Lathcrs Union elected the following
officers to-day: President, a. X. Nc
Fail, Pittsburgh; first vice president.
Elvin Dickover. New York; second vice
president. L. Il. Missick, Norfolk, Va:
secretary and treasurer. l.. ]. Broken.
Columbus. Ohio. The next annual meet
Ing will be held In Buffalo. n. Y.
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Saw the Stars Shoot.

NoRTHFIELD. Mimi, Nov. Is;
More thnn seventy meteors were noted
during the night at the Goodsell obser-
vatory. During the early morning
Eours number Of LconIds were obser-'
we'd together with considerable show
er from the constellation Gcmini, these
last being unexpected. Professor WILL
son made several exposures with the
camera attached to the elght-lnch Clark
telescope. for the purpose OF obtaining
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Sixth to Remain in China.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 15.--Gen-
Chaffce has cabled the war department
the following from Taku. under date OF
November a.:
Sixth regiment. United States cav
airy. will remain China under command
or Lieutenant Colonel Theodore j.
Whit, with troops I. K. L and NJ.
"CHAFFEE'.'
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. Eov. 1.-The
population OF the state of Ohio, as off,
cially announced to-day. is 4,157.5i5,
against 3G72.3lG in 1890. These figures
show nm Increase since 1890 of iS5. 900
or b. per cent. The population In 1880
was 3.loS.OG2. showing an Increase of
ii..5i, or liS per cent from 1850 to 1890,
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ARMY OF TENNESSEE
Reelected its officers-Next Reunion
Of Society to be Held at Indianap-

of Society to be Held at 1ndianap-
oils.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 15.-The So
ciety of the Army OF the Tennessee to-
day reelected their officers as follows:
President, Granville NJ. Dodge, New
York; corresponding secretary, General
A. Hickenlooper. Cincinnati: recording
secretary, Col Cornelius Cadle, Cincin-
natl: treasurer, Major a. NJ. Van Dyke.
Cincinnati. Among the vice presidents
elected was General r. a. Alger, OF
Detroit. 1t was voted to hold the next
reunion OF the society In indianapolis.
At the close OF the business session, the
society boarded cars for Orchard Lake,
where they spent the afternoon, guests
of Col. J. Sumner Rodgers, of the Mich
igan military academy. The banquet
at the hotel Cadillac this evening will
end the reunion. ~ -.
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Immigrants Arriving In Flocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. A.--Accordins to
Commissioner of Immigration Fitch!s,
immigrants have arrived In this coun-
try at the rate OF 1000 per day from
all countries since last July.
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Rheumatism Cured in n Day.

"Mystlc Cure" for rheumatism md
Neuralgia radically cures In I to , days.
It's action upon the system Is rcmnrka-
bic and mysterious. 1t removes ut once
tho cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly BEN
etits. Is ccnte. Sold by II. II. List.
1910 Main street, Chns. Mcnkemcllcr.
corner Market and Twenty-seconi
h'fcctai uruEEsts. mw&t
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II Baby Is Cutting Tnn.l,

BE sure and use that old and well. tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrun Tor children tccthing. 1t soothcs
INC child softcns the gum, aiinys all
pain. cures wind collie and Is tho best
remedy for dIarrhoca. Twcnty-five
cents n bottle. mwSf
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Villard's Funeral.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE funeral
services OF Henry Willard were held at
his late residence, Thorwood. Dobbs
FERRY, ut 3:l5 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Rev. Theodore C. Williams. OF
Hacklcy Hall. Tarrytown, OBLIGATED.
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2 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Judge La
combe, of the United States circuit
court, to-day, on this, application OF Eli
"a T. Grlswold, of Philadelphia, grant
ed a temporary injunction, against Mary
U. Strong, P. Bradlee Strong and Albert
r. Shattuck, individually anu executors
and trustees .of Tho Will OF the late VIII
liam l.. Strong. which restraints them
from parting with or Gispos.ng of GER
tain mortgages, bonds, sucks and other
securities claimed by the complainant.
The bill of the complaint states that
prior to November .. 1900, the complain
ant entrusted to the late William L.
Strong certain moneyH approximately
amounting TO 600. for the sole pur-
pose OF Investigating the same for. her
benefit and account; th..t Mr.. Strong
advised her from time to time that such
Investments were made in goods and
sufficient mortgages. bonds and stocks
and other securities.
Took Possession of His Estate.
The papers also assert that on the
death OF Mr.. Strong the defendant took
possession OF his estate. including the
property owned by the complainant,
which on the 18th Of November they
refused TO deliver to the petitioner; and
she therefore asks that the; three de-
PENDANTS or their agents be restrained
from selling. delivering or parting with
the property mentioned.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Edward A.
Treat, receiver for the Strong firm, when
asked, about the injunction granted by
Judge Lacombe to Eliza T. Griswold
against the Strong heirs, referred in
qulries to Arthur II. Van Brunt, one OF
the attorneys for the receiver, who said:
81 have given out everything except the
figures. Those do not know about. 1t
will take some time to find out the
amount OF the liabilities and to balance
them with the assets. Then 1T will be a
week or two weeks before the books can
be gone over. No. don't care to talk
about the matter OF notes just now"
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SIMPLE SERVICES
Over the Late Marcus Daly-Grand
Requiem Macs sung-Financiers
the Pail Bearers.

the Eall betrerS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Thc funeral
services over the late Marcus ,Daly,who
died IN This city November 10. took place
al ST. Pauick's cathedral to-day. Sol
semn requiem mass was celebrated by
the Right Rev. Bishop Brondel. OF Tlele-
ma, Mont. He was assisted by Rev.
Father Michael ]. Lavclle, OF st. Pat
rick's and others
The musical programme was render
+ ed by double chorus and choir. The
grand requiem mass BY Chcrubini was
sung.
The pail bearers were: James q. Hag-
gin, John W. Mackey. Henry II. Rogers,
Hosmer B. Parsons. John a. Sullivan
eX-Mayor Hugh ]. Grant. William Seal
lon and William l.. Bull, The casket
was taken to Calvary and placed in the
receiving vault
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CURE the cough and save tho lifr"
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup currs
coughs md colds. down TO the vrrv
verge OF consumption.-3.
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Rough Dry Washed. SEARCHED and
Dried D cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 ccnts
per pound. At LUTZ BROS. n
Homo Steam Laundry,
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MORE mo RE COMPLEX \
Becomes the Strong Failure by the
Granting Of an Injunction.
RESTRAINING THE EXECUTORS

And Trustees Of the VIII From Dis
posing q Any Properties belong
ing 70 the Late E,.-Mayor--Doors
of tho Firm Did Net opan Yestcr-
day,
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HEIRESs WEEDS.
Daughter Of J. Pierpoint Morgan
Becomes Mrs. Herbert L. satterlee:
Costly and Magnificent. Nuptinls.

d. ...I"1-I = f.-...-. 7.- H-r.s IS
NEW Z YORK, Nov l5.-Miss Louise
Pierpont Morgan, daughter OF Mr. anu
Mrs. j. Plerpont morgan, was married
at S:So" O'Clock this AFTERNOON IN 81.
Georges church. Stuyvesant square. TO
i.ei oet i.i' ne sto" go
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inc bridesmaids were Miss Tracy
Morgan, the brides sister; Miss Caro-
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BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
CAPIrAI-$175,0UO.
WILLIAM A. ISETT. -. Prcs,ssn,
MORTIMER POLLOCK....Vic President
!. a. MiLLEh; ......"Cashlee
Drafts on England. ireland. France and
Germany,
DIRECTORS f
William 4. 1sctt. Mortimer Pollock.
J.. A. Miller. Robert Simpson,
L. N. Atkinson. c. NJ. Frissell
Julius Pollock.
HANNIBAL EFORBES.... President
j. a. JEFFERSON........ .Cashie!
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BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.

Business entrusted to our cnre will re.
celye prompt aud careful attention.
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THE
NATIONAL
EXCHANGE BANK
OF WHEELING.

OFFICERS.
JOHN ); NJ X ERRW,. Vice PPr [ssIssn,
LAWRENCE L. SANDS, Cashier.
WIN. b. IRVINE, Asst. Cashier.