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DEATHS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at Farm Hill.
King William county, Wednesday, al
lis o'clock A. NJ, JULIA HILL
Hutchinson, infant son of 1oseoh
and Ida S. Hutchinson. aged 5 months.
Interment at the family burylns-
ground at Ella Mills, THURSDAY at
TO o'clock A. NJ.
DAvIs-Died. at the residence of her aus
band. No. 1Go1 East Clay Street, Mrs. s.
ALICE DAVIS, wife of D. O. Davis.
Funeral at 5 o'clock P. NJ, MONDAY.
June 11th, from the First Baptist church.
HIcKMAN.-Died, Saturday, June 9Th. at
3:45 A NJ. at the residence OF his .n1oth-
err No. 81 West Cary Street, ERIC
GARFIELD HICKMAN, in the twenty
first year of his age.
Funeral from .Grace-Street Baptist
Church THIS Sunday EVENING, June
10th. at O'Clock
Washington. and Baltimore papers
please copy.
HOLLERAN.-Died. at the residence o.
her parents, No 1919 North Seventeenth
e Street, at 9:15 o'clock, June 9th, MARY
ANNIE, infant daughter OF ii mes and
s Elizabeth Hcl1eran,s nee Holygrefe, aged
s. tWenty-one months.
Funeral will take Mace from ST.
MaEy's Church THIS Sunday EYEN-
4 ING ats O'Clock. Relatives and friends
8 OF the family invited to attend.
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AMBASSADOR WHITE.
He Declined to Talk About the Vice
Presidency.

BERLIN, June e.-The attention of Mr..
Andrew D. White the United States Am
bassador, was called TO dispatches con-
meeting his name with the Nlce-Presl-
dency Asked for formal statement on
the subject, Mr.. White declined 10 give
this. saying he could not discuss the nomi-
nation because it had not yet been offered
to HIM He had some letters from Aineri-
can friends on the subject, but DID not
think anything would come OF L. Moody
has charge OF. his case in the United States
and nobody is pushing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. White returned here last
night from the Island of Foehr, where Mrs.
White will spend the summer, leaving
Berlin about ten days hence.
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MRS. GLADSTONE SINKING.

She Grew Worse on Friday and is
Quite Unconscious.
LONDON, June 9.-5:o5 P. M.-The fol
lowing bulletin was issued from HeWar-
den Castle this evening:
Mrs. Gladstone grew worse yesterday
evening. She is now quite unconscious and
is rapidly sinking.
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daughter of Mr.. VIM. Tyree, one OF the
old residents. She and Mr.. Davis were
married in 1862 She leaves one daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, and an only brother,
Mr.. A. Bates Tyree. She was member
of the Board OF the Sheltering Arms Hos
pital, and also of the Baptist Home for
Aged Women. In these institutions, but
especially in the activities Of her church,
charitable and social, she was deeply in
terested, and her death to them is great
loss. Her life was full of good works
Memory reveals the sweetness and NOBLE
ness of her life, and refines the tie that
bound her in Christ's service.
The funeral service viii be at the First
Baptist Church on Monday at P. NJ,
and will be conducted by her pastor DR..
Cooper. The active pail-bearers are
Messrs. James B. Patton, John r. Hal
stead, Leo Nreagher, j. Homer Cooper,
VIM. c.. West, Chas. G. Boshsr, Basil NJ
Gwathmey, and VIM. E. Wood.
The honorary pall-bearers are Messrs.
T. VIM. Pemberton. r. A. Meagher, Jas
T. Gray, r. W. Powers. josiah Ryland,
J. S. Wexford.
Eric G. Hickman.
Mr.. Eric G.. Hickman passed away at
the residence of mis- mother. Mrs T. J.
Hickman, No. 311 West Cary Street yes
rerday morning at 3:45 O'clock Through
all his illness he bore his sufferings with
patience and fortitude. Mr. Hickman was
in the twenty-first year Of mis- age He
was a member OF Grace-St-eet Baptist
Church, and also a member of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, Company A.
Besides large circle Of friends he leaves
his mother and two brothers to mourn
their loss.
Funeral from Grace-street Baptist
Church tD-6ay AT O'Clock P
Mrs. Richard Pollard.
Mrs. Richard Pollard died at her resi-
dence, No. 319 South Laurel Street. at 2:3A
O'Clock yesterday morning, aged tifty-one
years.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at 5 o'clock from Sacred Heart
Church.
Miss Susan Stone.
BARROW,S ST re, VA, June s.
Special.-Miss Susan Stone. a respectful
old lady of this neighberaood. died at the
home of her relative, SIr. Willie Daniel.
yesterday morning, aged sixty-seyen
years, and was buried at her own home.
near Macedonia Church, this afternoon
CT
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CURRENT TOPICS.

The Baltimore Manufacturers Record
OF last week contains an Interesting in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-09

mot know what has struck them. The
most amusing feature Of the whole mat
ter Is the reports sent the Register and
Evening News. placing the majority OF
800 to 1000. Tho Register report will
cause some good Democratic money to
be lost, Us tho word was passed to Sis
teruyille to take. all money which could
be got on anything within 200 OF the
Registers figures on Sep. Hall. Hall
Is cleaned out badly. as he ran consider
ably behind the head Of his ticket In
this county. The Republicans carried
six OF the twenty-one precincts in the
county, and II a fair opportunity had
been given them. they would have come,
near carrying the county. Captain
Dovener ran ahead OF his ticket al many
places In the county. Voters rely on
wheeling papers for Information. and
the Intelllgencer. was the only one CIV
Ing near the mark. The report sent the
Register and News was the laughing
stock of all who knew the true result.
Republicans will profit by the blunder.
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DEMOCRATS TRADED
The Head Of the Ticket for Support
Of Their County Ticket In Marion.
Pleased With the Result. Il,

Of Their County Ticket In Marion.
Pleased With the Result.
Special Dispatch to the Intellisencer.
FAIRAIONT, W.. Va, Nov. S.-The
complete returns OF Marion county give
Mckinley plurality OF 747, Republic
can gain OF over coo. Dayton, for Con-
,gress, runs 500 votes and White, Re-
publican candidate for governor runs
200 votes behind Mckinley.
The Democrats gave little attention to
the ongresslonal,ticket,. but devoted all
their efforts to elect their local candi-
dates and this accounts for the great
difference in the majority. No interest
was apparently felt by the Democratic
leaders in McKinley's majority in the
county, and 1t is doubtful II fifty people
In the county know what that is TO-
night. On the other hand. the interest
concerning the county ticket was in
tense on both sides. 33F
y Many Democrats who are business
men now express themselves. as being
, glad OF Bryan's defeat.
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BRIDGE BUILDING PLANTS
To Cover 40 Acres and Costing ST.
100000 for Erection to be Built at
Pittsburg - Mammoth Enterprise

To Cover 40 Acres and Costing ST.
100000 for Erection to be Built at
Pittsburg - Mammoth Enterprise
Consummated.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov S.-The
Commercial Gazette tomorrow will
say:
Plans have been made by the Ameri-
can Bridge Company for the erection
and operation at an early date In the
Pittsburgh district Of the largest and
most complete bridge building and
structural plants in the world. Nam.
moth works to cover 4 tract of forty
acres with river frontage Of at least
a half mile, is the general plan. The
great bridge building plant win employ
about 1000 men. and Its erection is es-
tlmated to cost s1ooO.ooo. Involved In
the scheme is an Important industrial
departure forSthe bridge company and
Pittsburgh. This Is. the manufacture
on extensive lines of steel bargcs and
hulls for use in river traffic. Consum-
nation Of the plans will iavolve re-
moval from New York to Pittsburgh OF
one or more OF the executive heads OF
the company.
Site Has Been Optioned.
A site has already been optioned for
the works and the construction of the
works will begin within three months.
Between 10000 and 10000 tons of the
finished product will be turned out at
the works in a year. This Is q greater
capacity than that of the five works
combined that the American Bridge
Company now operates in the Pitts
burgh district. Pittsburgh Is regarded
as the logical general 5headquarter Of
the great company. capitalized at
s70,o00,0O0. and owning and operating
thirty-two bridge building plants, roll
Ing mills and steel works. a,
In extending Its present vast opera
lions the American Bridge Company is
pursuing plans to materially broaden
its foreign trade. This already girdled
the globe. The company has just start
ed on heavy contract In South Africa
and Is now engaged on work In Ger
mnny. France. England, Cuba. Venezu-
ella, Chile. Mexico, Porto Rico. Japan.
New South Wales and the Philippines.
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KANAWHA REPUBLICAN.
The Entire Republican Ticket Elec-
ted-The MacCorkle Crowd
~ $500 Squelched.

Special Dispatch to the IntellGcncer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. SIT Is
impossible to obtain complete and re-
liable returns from all the district: in
Kanawha county. SO as to give accurate
result of Tuesdays election. It's GER
tain. however. that Jarrets majority for
sheriff will reach 700. Avis. for prose-
cutting attorney, and Shaver, for county
commissioner. are somewhat above that
figure. The majority for all other can
didates is above 1000. while that for
Mckinley electors Will reach between
1900 and 1000. Both members OF the
Legislature have been elected in Fay
cite. but the Republican candidates for
sheriff and prosecuting attorney are
perhaps defeated by small majority.
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JEALOUS HUSBAND
Fired Bullet Into His Wifc's Head
and then suicided = Both From
Prominent Families,

ana tnen Sulclued - Both From
Prominent Families.
DU BolS, Pa. Nov. s.-Gcorgc NJ.
Harding. n well known citizen OF Rey-
noldsvllle, to-day attempted to kill his
wife. and then committed suicide by
blowing his brains out. The wife will
probably recover. The couple quarrelcd
last week, and separated. the husband
charging the wife with lnndclIty. He
took their two small children to the
home OF his parents. where he also went
to live. Mrs. Hardin went to tho home
OF her parents. Harding called on his
wife at her parents house to-day and
when she made her appearance no
threw his arms around her and fired n
bullet Into her head. He then turned
tho weapon and blew his own brains
out, his body falling beside his PROSTATE
wife. ,.i g.
Harding and his wife were both high
ly respected, they coming from two of
the Oldest families In the community.
He was twcnty-clght years OF age. and
was employed by the Reynoldsvlllc &
Falls Creek Railrond Company. His
wife IL twenty years of age. At the
time OF their marriage quito n scnsa-
ton was cnuscd by the young couple
clipping to New York state.
Harding early this morning wrote n
number OF letters. among them being
one to his parents, asking them to for
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ON THE RACK.
Afford, the Bank Embezzler, AZ.
raigned In the Criminal Court
Bad Business Methods Exposed.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Cornellus u
Alvord. jr., the former note teller o.th,
First National Bank, who Is accused q
embezzling s69O0OO Of the banks funds
was arraigned before United snts
Commissioner Shields in the criminal
branch Of the United States cltcup
court to-day. He was represented BY
Jacob F. Muller. United States District
Attorney Henry l.. Burnett and his as,
sistant, Ernest E. Baldwin. appafa
for the government. The exam!nat!si
was conducted by Mr.. Baldwin. Til
first witness was Whiting E. Snow, y.
sistant cashier Of the First Nat!oaa
Bank. -1.
Mr.. Snow said he had known Alvta
twenty years, the past ten OF which u
had been note-tellcr in the First M
tional Bank. He explained In detaii !ai
duties Of the note teller and the eaik'
clearing house transactions. he er
planned the balance sheets which sho.'
ed a shortage OF s690,000 In AlvoIdS a.
partment. The figures showed that =:
shortage varied. and that from oel0pa
10 to October l5 II Yves 100000.
Noteworthy Admissions,
you know that Alvord's aecoana
were made up from statements hanas
him by other persons in the bslA'
asked Mr.. Miller.
Yes, sir, partly" answered Mr. saos
"Mr. Alvord was supposed 70 an
these statements of other employs :
correct?" 81
Yes" ,.ui
Mr.. Miller then led Mr.. Snow to aa. -
that since the latter had became AZ 4. v 81.
Ger OF the bank, two years ago, ne ~,
never known officers of the bank 10 q
anime assets of the institution. -..
Cashier William Reed, OF 'ne s"s
National Bank, was the next Wiss,i
File said that the last time the psa as. ~ :;
nm examination It was on oclope' -,
He had ne personal knowledge O1 o.
report Of that examination.
Had Changed the Figures
Morton V. Moore, settling CLERK y.
the bank, identified n column OF hs.,I
on q sheet that was prepared ioE I-
sent to the clearing house as nN.
been made by himself. He eSp'aI -,
the details Of making the sheets ~
clearing house. Then, one BY oae'
identified the sheets made up on ~ !,
ing days OF October. Mr.. MOOT y"
fed that two figures In the s1ee' -" M
up for October Is had been ena a, N,
The figures MS they stood were Nv XII
he did not know who had na .So. 4.
changes. 1t was brought our . ~ All
sheet had been In the possess,oo"r IN NJ
word after It had been mace W
Moore. 80 m ts
Adjournment was taken 10 r -
morrow.
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Upshur Complete.

Special Dispatch to the Intellgencer.
s. BUCKHANNON. w. Va, Nov. s.
Complete returns from Upshur give Nc
Kinlcy 1896. Bryan S6a; Johnston, for
Congress, SOS, Gaines 1855: Holt SIS,
White 1882; Miller &c., Scherr 2.S9S:
Hurst $50. silman 1850; Mccoy $50, Freer
1899: Armstrong s97. Miller 1852; Eng
lish 500. Bennett 912; Brannon 1855. Pot
fenbarger Ease; Cosar, for state senate,
$50: Corder 1883. The candidates for
county offices received these majoritles:
Talbot. house Of delegates, 1881: Telney.
sheriff, 1873; Nuttcr, prosecuting attot-
ney 400; Day commissioner, 1883: Ian
h2ra. assessor. 1.527; Shaw, assessor. ISIS;
Tenncy, surveyor; 1852.
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Comment Of Russian Journal.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. S.--The
Journal de St. Petersburg, the organ Of
the foreign office. discusses the United
States election in more friendly tone
than any other Russian newspaper. 1t
says: t-
THE American nation thereby testi-
fies It's gratitude for the great services
rendered the national cause"
The Novoc Vremya says:
mckinley adopted Bryan's Views OF
foreign politics and shcered away from
England and even Germany. VIII he
resume his old policy? Momentnrlly,
America Ia ranged with France and
Russia"
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Franco-American Convention.

PARIS. Nov. S.-Thc customs COM
mit,ec OF the chamber of deputies met
to-day. The opinion prevails that the
recollection OF President Mckinley will
lead TO n frnnco-Amcrican commercial
convention being shortly submitted to
the Washington senate, whose vote Is
awaited before tho measure VIII be
brought before the French chamber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-09
ROOSEVELT SERENADED
By NeIghbors and Friends = Made
Brief Speech of Thanks.

NEW YORK, Nov. S-Four or five
hundred neighbors and friends OF Gov
ernor Roosevelt serenaded him at Oy-
ster Bay tonight. The villagers
marched to the governors residence
and escorted by two hundred mounted
men. and In the procession were fifty
wagons decorated with bunting. :
The governor spoke briefly. thanking
the people for the demonstration. He
said he believed the elevation of. Nc
Klnley made It certain there would he
four years OF great prosperity to this
country. and he believed the country
was entering upon n golden era that
would eclipse any period In Its history.
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TO SALT RIVER
Railroad officials Extract Some Fun
From the Defeat Of the Nebraska
statesman-The Tickets for the
Trip from Wheeling to Salt River.

Wheeling Democrats who care to take
a trip to that well known resort, Salt
River, which has Its vogue every two
years, and reaches It's highest popular
ity In the month Of November, can be
accommodated with tickets Yesterday.
Passenger Agent John G. Tomlinson. of
the Pan Handle. who used to be DEM
ocrat. but has figured In the ION the
fence" class for some time. received n
neatly printed mock" steamer ticket
from District Passenger Agent ]. X.
Dillon, of the Pennsylvania, lines. in
which some razor-edged humor is got
ten of Mt the expense of the late la
mented Popocracy The following is q
duplicate of the ticket:
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MARSHALL COMPLETE

Gives mckinley 1883 Majority.
This an Increase of Nearly 200
Over the Majority Of 1896.
The Republicans OF Marshall county
are enthusiastic over the fine showing
they made last Tuesday in the. general
election. They rolled UP a majoritySo OF
1888 for President Mckinley, an In
crease OF nearly 200 as compared with
the figures of31s96. Congressman Dow
ener ran lightly behind his ticket, but
has the handsome majority of l,557
Governor White practically ran with
the head of the ticket, his majority be-
Ing 1913. The complete vote of the
county for President, Congress. and gov
,ernor, with district totals and majorit-
les. Is as follows:
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Pennsylvania's Vote.

. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. S.-Com-
ple,e, but unofficial figures on the vote
for President from every county In the
state show total vote OF 7o6,4si for
Mckinley and ilC.l57 for Bryan. The
apparent plurality for Mckinley Is thus
shown to be 290.267. ..-
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Attention, Republican Clubs!

The Republican clubs OF Benwood,
Moundsville, McMechen and Wellsburg
are cordially invited to take part In the
great Republican Victory DemonstFa-
ton in Wheeling Monday night. Send
acceptances OF the invitation to Secre-
tary r. NJ. Archer OF the demonstra-
ton committee, IL
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PRETORIA, undated. by rail to
charlestown, Natal, Wednesday, No.
vembcr 7.-General De Wet has been
wounded In the leE In n fight with the
troops Of General Knox. at Rcnsburg
Drift. According to native reports the
Bocr commander narrowly escaped cap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-09
Attention, Republican Clubs!

The Republican clubs of Bellaire.
Bridgeport st. Clalrsvillc. Steubenville,
Martins Ferry and other neighborIng
Ohio towns are cordially invited to take
part in the great Republican Victory
Demonstration In Wheeling next Mon
day night. Send acceptances of this
invitation to Secretary R. NJ. Archer,
Of the demonstration committee.
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Republican Senator in Utah.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. S.-Lntest
returns slightly decrease the RepublI-
can majoritlcs. 1t appears now that
the Republican majority In the legIsla-
ture on Joint ballot will be nine instead
OF eleven, ms previously given.
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Rolling Mill VIII Start Ur.

PIQuA, Ohio, Nov. s.-The Plqua
rolling mill, owned by the American
Steel Sheet Company, will resume OPP
erations next Monday. Two hundred
men will be given employment after an
ldlcness Of three months.
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Vote In Illinois.

CHICAGO. Nov. S.--Complete unom-
clal returns from the state show the to-
tai vote for President to have been;
Mckinley. 5s3,023; Bryan. 1880: plur-
allty. 05,0o3 Tho plurality OF Yates,
Republican. for governor. Is G5.1l4.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. s.-With
only Monroe county to hear from.
Chairman Dick, of the Republican state
committee. figures McKinley's plurality
In Ohio at 71.Ol7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-09
This Mornings Fire.

An alarm from Box 42 shortly after
o'clock this morning called the depart
ment TO Alley a.. where. small fire
had originated In an ash vault. The
blaze was eXtlnguishcd with buckets
before any damage could be donc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-09
Chaddock Released on Bail.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Nov. s.
James X. Chaddock, the riverman who
killed his son, Clarence, on Sunday
morning. was admitted to bail by Judge
jackson, in the sum of $4,000. last night,
on the plea OF self defense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-09

show a net gain per county for Nc.
Kinleyo Of 159. II the ratio shall be cart;
ried out, the Republicans have carried
the state by c2,so9. There nre several
heavy Democratic counties to be heard
from, however. I
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clny.Union and Six Footers.

There will be n meeting OF the officers
and finance committee of the Clay
Union Republican Club and the Six
Foottrs's Club. at the club house OH Six
tennth street, tonight Mt 1880 o'clock.
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This evening, OF tho City Hall. In
Bcnwood. there viii he n meeting OF the
Young Mems Republican Club. This
club Is cordially Invited to take action
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Delegate Saved in Randolph.

Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelllGencer.
ELKINS, W. Va. Nov. S.-Complete
returns from this county gives Bryan
1856 majority and Davis less than 500.
F. Wilson is elected to the legislature by
asa majority. a net gain OF almost 1000
votes. H-l
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INDIANA REPUBLICANS
Elect Nine congressmen-Will Urge
: Fairbanks for President in 1904.

fnlIDauhS LUZ 1feS1ueuL III 1oOt'
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. s.-Rc-
publicans have elected nine congress-
men in Indiana and the Democrats
four. Official returns are in from NJ
teen counties. The plurality for Nc
Kinley will be between 10000 and $4,000.
The Legislature Is forty-one Republican
on Joint ballot from present indica
lions. Indiana Republican leaders will
urge Senator Fairbanks for the presi.
dency In 1904. Leading Democrats ia
vor reorganization OF the Democratic
party with the retirement OF William j.
Bryan from the leadership and q. differ
cnt management OF the party from that
OF the past four years. Hill, Olney and
Pattison are suggested rs candidates
for the presidency four years hence.