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Y. M. c. A: Meetings.

The topic to be considered at the
mems Sunday afternoon meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building. tomorrow. viii be appropriate
to the Christmas season. Unusual in
tercst has been manifested In the re-
cent meetings. The meeting tomorrow
viii be held Mt the usual time. from to
o'clock. and all young men Will be
welcome.
Tho topic for the Saturday evening
meeting will be findings OF Great JOY"
The mems meeting OH December 30 Will
be of more than ordinary interest, IN
response 10 n request from the New
York CITY Association, Vice President
elect Theodore Roosevelt has consented
to address. In Carnegie hall. New York.
on the Inst Sunday afternoon OF the
year and the century, an audience rep
rcscntativc oc the membership of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
upon the Bubjcct OF "Thc Standard Of
Civic lSightoouauesl and of Christian
Faith aud Conduct" A copy of this
address VIII be cont TO tho associations
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CONGRESS ADJoURNs
Until January 8, 1oo1-sessions
Very Brief.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 2l.--Both
the senate and house adjourned to-day
for the holiday recess until january ,.
1901. To-day's sessions were quito brief.
In the senate, upon the body convcn-
ing. the death was announced or Mrs.
William =. Frye, wife OF the president
pro TEN OF tho senate. Out OF respect
to her memory the senate Immediately
adjourned.
In the house tho death Of Representa-
tive Richard \. Wise, OF Virginia, was
announced. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted and the speaker appoint
cd n committee Of seventeen members
to attend the funeral.
As u further mark Of respect 10 the,
memory OF tho deceased tho house I'D
journed until January 3.
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case OF necessity. the one and a half
story shack was admirably chosen by
the bandits. No doubt exists In the
minds OF the police as to the Identity
OF the place. Young Cudahy himself
was taken to the house, and Identified
many features which he had recognized
while a bllndrolded prisoner. ~
The tetimony Of the nelghbors also
Is OF n nature that leads everyone to
believe this was the retreat OF the ab-
ductors. Evidences show that they
made a hurried departure when their
nights work was completed.
Y Beyond locating the house in which
the men were located prior to the kid
mapping, the police have made no pro-.
gress looking to n capture OF any Of
the outlaws.
This afternoon an official of the
Omaha National bank confirmed Mr..
Cudahy's statement that he had with
drawn from that institution the $4,000
In gold. with which the latter states he
paid the ransom to secure the return Of
his son.
The reward offered by, Mr.. Cudahy
has caused those working on the case
tc redouble their efforts. and Chief
Donohue said tonight he felt confident
of locating part or all Of the men en-
gnged In the crime. ..9l I
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HOT FLASHES.

NORFOLK, Va.-A severe storm pre-
vailed to-day between Cnpes Hatteras
and Henry. The wind Is blowing forty
miles an hour and increasing hourly.
TORONTO, ont.-Matthewa Brothers
picture moulding factory was burned
today. About twelve men were injur-
ed, three seriously and one probably
fatally. r
CHGCAGO-Phllip D. Armour, who,
after an illness Of several weeks. suffer-
cd slight relapse last night. was con-
siderably better to-day. No apprehen-
sion Is felt by the members Of his fam
lily.
FRANKFORT, Ky. : Col. Thomas
Rodman, for many years president Of
the Farmers Bank Of Kentucky, one OF
the Oldest and best known financial
men In the south. died yesterday. aged
seventy-slx years. 81 q.
+ NEW YORK-Rear Admiral W. s.
Schley Will be detached from duty as
commander-in-chiet Of the South At
lantic station during the coming spring,
In anticipation Of his retirement next
October. when he will be sixty-two
years old.
BERLIN--Stornberg. the millionaire
banker. who has been on trial for a
long time past, was found guilty yes
terday OF unnamablc immoralltIes and
was sentenced to two and n half years
imprisonment. with loss OF citizenship
for five years.
NORFOLK, Va.-Thc gunboat An
napolls went ashore last night at the
mouth OF the western branch. very near
the Red Can buoy. Her crew had rails
a hn "a, nt,A,. Il oh 80
out another when the strong tide car
rled her aground.
WASHINGTON-Thc secretary Of
war yesterday sent to Congress the re-
port OF survey of the Big Sandy river,
In Kentucky and West Virginia, involv-
ing an extensive project OF improve
ment. The plan contemplates the con-
structlon of twentyonc locks and NOV
able dams. The coat OF the work Is es-
tlmatcd at s4,725.0OO.
BOSTON-Justlce Colt. In the United
States circuit court yesterday decided
phone Company, in the royalty suit
brought by the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. The cnsc Ia known az
the stock ticker case. and has been In
the courts since 1894: The amount In
volvcd Is sl2,0O00oo
4 wASIIINGTON-Speaker Henderson
received n telegram yesterday morning.
announcing the death Of DR.. Richard A.
Wise, the member of the house from
the Norfolk. Va. district. Mt his home
at Williamsburg, mt l2:t0 yesterday
morning. No details beyond the simple
announcement were received. The news
OF his death came rs great surprise.
WASHINCTON-Mr William II
Frye. wife OF the president pro tcmporc
OF the senate. died very suddenly nt
the Hamilton hotel yesterday morning.
mt $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Frye on Tuesday
lnst suffered nm acute attack OF indi-
gcstlon and had since been III. Whcn
she arose yesterday morning, she was
apparently much improved and pnr-
.toolsrof breakfast Shortly after lcav-
Ing the table the ond came without tho
slightest warning, heart failure eaqpslpg
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Mr., Rankin Endorsed,

To the Editor of the 1nte!ligencer.,
SIR:-I notice an article In last
nights News relative to the candidates
endorsed by the Committee of One
Hundred" signed -'Island Republican,"
which I heartily endorse in regard to
the fact that two or more should have
been endorsed. The Island Republican
mentions the name OF w. II. Higgins.
wish to also mention the rame OF John
T. Rankin, who is n candidate for the
second branch of council. As to his
character and mental capabilities, they
are above question. Mr.. Rankin Is n
young business man, holding very
responsible position in the city. would
be glad to see him represent the Sew.
enth ward in the second branch Of
council. SEVENTH WARDER.
Wheeling, Dec, 81. 30
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THE. Til. J. RETREAT
OF ABDUCTORS
is DISCOVERED.
House Located Four Miles From the
city-Easy Of Access, but
Well Selected.
.s25,00O REWARD OFFERED.
By Father Of Young cudahy for Cap
ture of Kidnappers-Detectives
Doing Good Work.

. . : 4
OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. f21.-The result
of "a hours work on the part of the
police of the city and half a hundred
detectives has established the location
of the house in which Edward Cudahy.
Jr., was held prisoner for nearly two
days. The house is located four miles
from the city, and in a place Of easy
access. but so situated as to allow the
desperadoes ample opportunity to lay
and carry out their plans without mo-
lestation from inquirlng neighbors.
Within easy communication by rail- and
wagon roads to Omaha and South
Omaha, and on a high knoll where SEN
tincls could give immediate alarm in
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YITRIOL .THROWER
Released From prison-Blinded Her

Released From Prison-Blinded Her
Betrayer for .Life-Remarkable
4 Statement Of the Judge. .stS 3
BOSTON, Dec. 21.--The most remarks
able criminal case tried In a Massachu-.
seets superior court in many years, and
which aroused intense interest In the
fashionable Back Bay district. was end
cd yesterday, when Judge Bond pro-
bationed Marion Rogan, who had
blinded for life DR.. Frank L. Taylor. a
dentist, by. throwing ritrlol In his face,
out Of revenge for betrayal. The young
girl had earlier appeared before the
judge and told her pltiable story and
showed the white-haired justice her lit
tie babe, OF which she claimed Taylor
was the father. She said that Taylor.
after he had wrecked her life, had told
her that he was irresistible among wo-
men by reason Of his good lookn. (,
In announcing his decision Judge
Bond said that from the evidence 1t ap-
peared that Dr.. Taylor had sought ou.
Miss Rogan. knowing she was q vir-
tuous woman, who had In no way
wronged him, for the sole purpose Of
causing her ruin; and after he had ac-
complished 1t by fraud and deception
and the use of Intoxicating liquors, II
not by drugs. he unfeelingly cast her
of without assistance and advised her
to resort to life Of prostitution, and
even boasted Of his dlsgraceful con-
duct with this young woman and with
others whom he had ruined. Such q
man." the judge added. .is so vile that
I have no sympathy or pity for him In
his unfortunate condition."
Judge Bond said that he regretted
Miss Rogan did not leave the punish
ment of her betrayer to higher power
than herself. AS to the possibility that
similar nets Of personal vengeance
would follow the probatloning Of this
prisoner. the Judge said that such acts
were SO rare-none other having come
before him in the forty years Of his
service on the bench-that he would
take the risk and order the release of
the prisoner on probation.
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POLITICS..

There was general criticism OF the
Committee OF One Hundred" yesterday
over the endorsements It made OF Re-
publican candidates for council. For
instance, In the Seventh ward the COM,
mlttee endorsed both aspirants for first
branch. and only three out Of twelve or
more for second branch, though nearly
all Of the latter are conceded by the
Hundred" TO be worthy OF endorse
ment. This was explained by n mem-
ber OF the committee In the following
manner;
I'VE endorsed both Mcsrall and Chap
man because both are good men, and
there Mere no others in the held; on
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WEST VIRGINIA FARED WE'LL.
More Improvements TO be Made
on Monongafela ocks,
and DamStO be BniIt.
RURAL DELIVERY BETWEEN HERE AND WEST LIBERTY
'ccial Dispatch to the 1ntellisencor.

Special DISPATCH to the 1nte!l!Gencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2l.-
In addition to items of the rivers and
harbors bill sent rbc Inte,,laencer Ia ct
night there .ar. several prosnpct,vo ex-
nent,iturps for ,mnrov.men,s ,nc,,,aea
ir the measure In which Wrst virgil
niars arc dlrectlv Interested One ,s
the provision for tbr exu nina tion Of
.he Ij,t,r E,nawh. rIvnr with tbs
vipw Of continuing tho i,nnrny;ements
thereon Ii'3 n
1t is understood the Government will
under favorable conditions acquire the
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FaYors Mccausland.

To the Editor of the Intell!gencer.
SIR:-Why should not Republicans
vote for McCausland to-day? He Is a
business man who Is making a success
of . new enterprise. This shows that
he has ability. He bears q good rep
utation for honesty and stralght-for-
waldness. He Is said to have courage
and pluck. He Is. q Republican. and
deserves something at the hands OF his
party Just as much as his opponents.
who have already been well treated.
Vote for Joe McCausland. He is the
only one named for that office on the
Republican ticket who stands any show
OF beating Ritz. VOTER.
Z Wheeling. Dec. 90.
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MIR. Kinghorn's Statement.
% the Editor Of the 1ntcllIgencer.

To the Editor of the IntellIGencer.
S1R:-At the earnest solicitation OF q
number OF my friends have decid ed to
remain in the race for second branch
council domination, In the Fourth ward.
The solicitations. however. were not
from any organizations or committees.
but from personal friends and faithful
Republicans. have not been ap-
preached by any person regarding my
views us to the duties of q councilman
and am therefore. unpledged. but IL
elected, will perform same In the right
manner to the best Of my Judgment and
ability. JOHN l.. .KINGHORS.
Wheeling. Dec 2l ---,
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Little Kanawha May Come Under.
the Development System
Of the United States.

said to be inadequate for the increased
business.
Rural Delivery for Wheeling.
+ Representative Dovener was to-day
promised by the chief OF the rural de-
livery division Of the postolficc depart
ment that at an early day a wagon
shall be put into service between
Wheeling and West Liberty for the COL
lection. and delivery of mail. The ser,
vice will-be quick and reliable and
Capt. Dovener believes will Ipopulnrize
itself in a short time. The wagon is
one of q class belonging to the depart
ment. and will be run over the route
named as an experiment.
Capt. Dovener was notified to-day Of
the appointment OF G., W. Smith as
postmaster ut Elm Grove.
Personal Mention.
Rev. c. B. Graham, D.. D.. who has
been visiting his sister here for several
days, left for Wheeling tonight DR..
Graham says he is, only receptive
candidate for a chaplain's commission.
He is making no contest for It.
Representative Dovener will leave for
Wheeling tomorrow evening. He was
obliged TO remain day behind his COL
leagues in. order to catch up With his
business in the departments. Repre-
sentatlves Dayton, Freer and johnson
are gone. Senator and Mrs. Scott will
remain here during n part OF the re-
cess. They will have Lieut.. and Mrs.
Guy Scott with them next week. Sem
ator and Mrs. Elkins will pass the
holiday season here.
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The Injunction Granted.

Judge Hcrvey yesterday granted the
preliminary Injunction asked for by the
Eagle Glass md Manufacturing Com
pany. restraining the defendants named
in the plaintiffs bill OF complaint from
congrcgating about the conpany's glass
factory ut LazearvIlle. or In any man.
ner Interfering with its business. At
torney j. j. Coniir appeared for the
striking workmen. euaEla h.fg, ,5tE-.A
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A GRACEFUL ACT.
Royal Arcanum Entertained at tho
Day Nursery.

Last night seventeen members Of the
Royal Arcanum lodge were entertained
by the board of lady managers OF the
Day Nursery at the home of that In
stitutlon on the South Side. The lodge
had given n liberal donation TO the
Nursery. with which n room was hand
somely furnished. and In acknowledge
mcnt the members Of the order were
cnlng. The visitors were agreenbly
surprised Mt the scope OF the work Of
the Nursery. After discussing an ap-
pctizing lunch the visitors voted TO af-
fix O. silver plate 10 the mantcl in the
Royal Arcanum room, this to be done
on Christmas day.
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kitchener wants so,ooo Trpo,ns.

Kitchener Wants 10000 Troops.
3 NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-A dispatch to
the World from London says:
Midnlght-The general outlook in
South Africa Is regarded as blacker
than at any time since the Boer war
began. ,E.5
Persistent reports are circulating in
the political clubs of widespread rebel
lion in Cape Colony. This Is believed
to be the cause Of Lord Salisbury's
gloomy speech on Tuesday The situ-
alton is regarded with deep alarm, as
1t is feared that Lord Kltcheners sup
plies are in danger of being cut of.
Lord Kitchener Is said to have sent
a dispatch demanding $1,000 more
mounted men as essential to the secur-
ity of the British position In South
Africa. No practicable scheme for
providing these relnforcements has as
yet been found ut the war office.
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National Exchanges Statement.

IN another column will be found a
statement of the condition OF the Ma
tional Exchange bank, of Wheeling, at
the close Of business December 10. Tho
total resources of this leading financial
institution OF the state now foot up
se.is1,033 g. Discounts have reached
posits, too. are beyond the million mark.
being over Sl.500. .00O
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Accident Mt Benwood.

Last night. ut 1850 o'clock, one Of
the boxes of hot cinders being taken
from the Riverside blast furnace Mt
Benwood by the dlnkey, exploded, and
threw the brakeman, John Rogers. q
screntecn-year-old boy, to the ground.
infllcting severe burns, crushed hand
and a broken leg. The injured boy
was taken TO the home OF his father,
Tho.Aas Rogers, and at an early hour
This morning It was said he would re-
cover sh.Fa fTIE H-Hr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-22
An Islandcr's Kick.

To tho Editor Of the Intelligenccr.
SIR:-It occurs to me that the Com
mlttec Of Ono Hundreds" endorse
mcnt Of candidates for second branch
In the Seventh ward has dealt out an
cially in this connection refer to
Mr.. W. H. Higgins, whose record while
q member OF council was above re-
proach. There were other good men
named In our ward, too, whom the COM
mittee passed by. ISLANDER. s
Wheeling, December 81.
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To the Editor OF the 1ntellisencer. Ssa
SIR:--I desire TO say word FOR Ad
Everett, one Of the candidates for
wharfmaster at to-morrow's primaries.
Mr.. Everett Is an old time steamboat
man. who knows the river like q book,
and am confident that he would make
m ideal wharfmaster. He Is an old
wheelhorse In party service. and Is de-
serving OF the consideration Of every
voter. BACK RIVER.
Wheeling, December q. ~
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Gen. Greene to be Chief Marshal.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. .2l.-Sen.
ator Hanna, chairman OF the Republi-
can national committee, has announced
the appointment of General Francis
Winston Greene. of New York, to be
chief marshal OF the inaugural parade
March 4 next General Greene Is SOL
dier Of wide reputation and has been
long prominent in the Republican
ranks, va II
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University Students Reinstated

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
MoRGANToWN, W. Va, Dec. 21.-
1t leaked out this afternoon that be.
fore adjourning this morning the re-
gents reinstated Students Neelcv. Cor
bin. Moreland, and MillIgan. who were
suspended for two months, and that
the mandamus proceedings brought by
Neeley will be dismissed. Prof. Charles
II. Patterson was sciecttn TO Professor,
Armstrong; place. - - 80
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Beatty to Hang February Is.
eclal Dispatch TO the Intelllgencer.

Special Dispatch 70 the IntellIgencer.
MoRGANTOWN. w. Va. Dec. 81
At Klngwood this morning Judge Holt
passed the death sentence upon John
Wesley Beatty. convicted yesterday OF
the murder Of David Nine. February
10 was the date set for the execution OF
the sentence, and he will be hanged at
the state penitentiarY at Moundsville.
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For Joe McCausland.

To the, Editor OF tho lntelllgcnccr.
SIR:-Many of the voters OF the
Eighth ward think that Joe McCaus-
land will make good chief OF police, as
lie Is n good man and is making a clean
canvass. EIGHTH .WARD, Il
Wheeling, Dec. 81.
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DIR. RAYMOND SUED BYPRoF. HARTlGAN.

Special In,eliEcncer. sfsf s 4a
DIoRGANToWN, W. Va, Dec 21-Prof. j. W. Hartgan, of
the Chair Biology of the West Virginia University
Prof Raymond from tho faculty
ago. to-day brought for SANDER against Raymond
asking for S25 600 damages The declaration fled
attorneys that it will rcito reflections
Hargnns character by President Raymond upon
Hargan The suit will be heard February
promises highly character
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To the Editor OF the Intellgencor.
SIR:-Of the, three men seeking the
nomination at the hands of ths Rspub-
llcan party. for the mayoralty. Mr..
Maxwell is certainly deserving OF care
full consideration. He Is undoubtedly
the best business man in the present
council. He is also by all odds the
best pa1fiamentarian. His rulings and
his votes on the moral questiors that
have come before the council during
the past year have been just and right.
He has shown that he has the requisite
courage. as well as knowledge, to do
the right thing. At the same time
he. has not shown himself to be, an ex-
treulist. He has also had the most
extensive public experience in city af-
fairs Of any of the three. Is He has
served the city and his party well, and
both would honor themselves by maK-
ing him mayor. Vote. for Maxwell to-
day Ask your friends to vote for
Maxwell to-day He can be easily
elected over the present incumbent.
THIRD WARDER.
Wheeling. Dec. %.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllGencer.
SrEuBENVILLE, Ohio, Dec. a.
Thomas Dougherty, prominent farm
er, made an assignment to-day, to w.
c. Taylor Esq Assets, $1,000; liabilities
$4,000. Pressing creditors forced the
assignment 49, ~. 80.
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England Hustllng for Troops.

LONDON. Dee. 22.-The war office
male the following announcement last
eYenIng: goo
!" view OF the general position In
.pu'h Africa, the following reinforce
%sn'S OF mounted ,roops have been ar
tangpd:
,, h'Ehi hundred wlIl start next week.
,"e cavalry regiments have bcen or
','s' t" leave aa room as the Transports
'me ,o colonial police ~Ill be Increased
~, ,0'0oo. betachmcn,1 VIII I.ays as
as they are formed. Further drafts
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Body Identified.

sTEUBENvILLE. O., Dec. 21.-The
body OF q young woman found in the
Ohio river at Tlltonvile, has been iden-
titled as Florence Steekline. OF Pitts
burgh. who cut her throat and Jumped
into the rlves. month ago.
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IF KRUGER WE'RE A KING
BOER WAR WOULD CEASE.
W Stead Says onarchs are Ditusn and Jealous Of Repnb
lics--Had an Interview with Dom Paul who says the
Beers will Fight to Death for Their Freedom
OUTLOOK in AFRICA LOOKS GLOOMY FOR ENGLAND.

OF cayal:y will be dispatched at once.
Australia and New Zealand hays been
invited TO send further contingents.
Three thousand extra horses, beyond
the usual monthly supply, have been
contracted for.