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q . VI. .rI ~ j. . q b. 9 . 4 e
moving to the northeast, towards Ley
denburg, whittier President Kruger is
going. A portion of the Beers remain
north of Bushville, whence they at
tempt 10 interrupt communications on
this line.
The bridges here and smaller bridges
10 the west have been destroyed.
The British force comprises two
brigades under General French. and q
brigade and a half under General Ham
i,ton. II nottlikely that the advance
upon Middleburgj VIII be contested. The
Beers remaining upon their farms state
that most Of The burghers are anxious
to bring matters to finish, but that
the foreigners are persistent
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TWO New Boats.

C. T. Reed. of the United States sur
veyor's office. has returned from Mid
dleport, where he made the official
measurements of the new towboat, ].
B. Lewis, being bull, for the Chesa-
peake Mining Company. which operates
in the Great Kanawha Valley. Mr..
Reed says this is one OF the finest tow
boats ever built. Her cabin cons,ruc-
,ion Is In the. hands OF Thomas Glass
cock, o. Wheeling. known on western
waters as an expert cabin builder with
out, an equal. The measurements of
the J. B. Lewis are as follows: Length,
1864 feet: beam, &c feet: depth OF hold,
"A feet; tonnage, l62 tons.
The new Liberty Is also being built
at Middlepor,, under the watchfus eyes
Of her principal owners, Messrs. Mont.
gomery and Booth, OF this city, and her
cabin Is TO be constructed by Mr..
Glasscock. The. owners of the Liberty
are confident that her original style OF
wheel and ens!uks will revolu;ionize
steamboRting on western waters. In
fact. son|ail shallow. water.
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De PRIESTS DEATH
VIII Not Remain Unayenged-Was
Mayor of culloden-story Of How
He Wns Shot and Killed

VIII Not Remain Unayenged-Was
Mayor Of culloden-story Of How
He Was She. and Killed.
Special Dispatch to the InteIllsencer. q
HUNTINGTON. w. Va, July 25-
The death OF John De Priest, the late
mayor OF the little town Of Culloden. is
not going to be unarenged. II It can
be prevented by friends. James II.
De Priest and another brother Of the
murdered man, from Illinois. the latter
Of whom is said to be very rich. have
taken hold of the case. and will never
cease until they succeed in running
down the guilty parties who are
charged with his murder.
Shot and Instantly Killed.
3 It was on the nigh, OF July 7 that
Mayor De Priest was shot and Instant
ly killed within few, steps OF his own
door. in Culioden. Lee .Higginbotham
is charged with being the principal, and
his brother and Monroe Tinsley are
charged with being accessories bafore
the fact In the case.
:. The two latter were arrested next
day. but Tipsley escaped from the jail
at Milton, where he had been locked
up. The De Priests have increased the
reward offered for the arrest OF the
two refugees, and 1t is said that they
win put expert detectives on the trail
OF the men charged with the murder
Of their brother, and never ceass their
efforts until they bring the men TO jug
tic9. Hs Et -la
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
- -. County Town. ~

County. Town.
REPORTS received from the Black D:a-
mond copper mines in Arizona, In wnich
Wheeling and Benwood parties have
over. sl00.t00 worth of stock. are OF the
most fiattering nature. This mine mas
turned out 10 beSole Of the best copper
mines In the country.
The social department OF the Ep-
worth League will give a, box social at
the city hall Saturday evening. Great
preparations are being made for the al
fair and q large crowd is expected to be
In Attendance.
Misses Annie and Francis Dule:.. who
have been the guests OF the MISSES
Barrett during the past three weeks,
left for their home at Newark. Ohio
yesterday. q -
/ Chris McFadden. Jesse johnson and
Fred Abs. bricklayers employed at the
coke ovens. have returned TO theif
homes at Pittsburgh.
Miss Mary Dixon. who has been Wis
ting relatives at New Concord. Ohio.
dsring the past few weeks, is expected
home In a few days.
Charles Brown Is the efficient clerk in
charge OF W. c. Burris'. drug store dur
ing the proprietors' absence at George
town. Ohio.
One OF the foremen employed at the
Riverside jsi authority for the state
ment that Che entire plant will resume
Monday.
a break in the electric wires below
Boggs' run caused delay OF nearly al
hour in street car traffic yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Kate Cooke leaves Saturday TO
be. the guest of friends at st. Joseph
settlement for few days.
Sam Munas,th Marshall street sa-
,oonist. has Joined the fishing party en-
camped at Ereb's landing.
VIII Becker and VIII Powell return
ed yesterday. from brief stay with
friends. up Middle creek.
j. w. Leech has moved his family 10
the camp grounds. where they will
spend the summer.
The structural iron for the new coal
conveyer at the coke ovens. has been
placed in position.
Charles Schane. of Lineberger &
Hunters clerical force. is enjoying q
weeks vacation.
( Mont, Bonar departs for q few days
stay with ,friends.at. Columbus. Ohio, to-
day. @
Peter slipptner is spending few
days with relatives back OF Proctor.
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MARTINS FERRY. NEWS
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling,
Progressive Neighbcr. A.

The Uniform Rank, Knights OF p,.
thias, has received word from r.,
Wheeling companies, including Batter
A. also the Belleire company. stain,
that they will be on hands his evening
to assist with the mastering IN Of n,
local lodge. They expect 10 have a b,
time this evening. and will parade oys,
the principal streets of the city be,on
their hall work commences.
Judge Hollingsgorth. handed down NJ,
decision yesterday. in-regard 10 The n.
junction asked for by number OF rps.
idents in the upper end Of town. again,,
the American Tin Plate Company. N,
Injunction was denied and will, In an
probability, be taken to- the Circuit
court. ~ ~
a large crowd from here will att,ns
the picnic 10 be given at Wheeling uart
Saturday. by the Fulton fire denar.
ment. the chief attraction for our MA.
pie being the foot race between Brotk
Brown, of this place. andyC. w, AIpr.
ander, Of Bridgeport. =
E. ]. Hoyle. WHO recently ret,rn.s
from New Mexico. has accepted a nod.
ton as superintendent OF the Flushi,,
Gold Mining Company, who are opsr.
ating mines In Canada. He will Isay.
for the mines probably next week.
A tooth was broken on the coz wh4s,
al tine Aetna-Standard mill yesterday
propelling mills Nos. 10, Ii and Il
throwing all the mills off for Ina ~
mainder OF the turn. They resumed
again last evening.
The case OF Stanton AIcNahpu. cba,v.
ed with forgery. came up before Nav,
Goodhue yesterday morning, but h4n
served his decision until this morning
W. B. Francis left last evening h,r
Columbus. to attend a meeting Of he
state Democratic committee, Of TS,cS
he Is a member. 4s
An old-fashioned colored camp p.-..
ing will be held In McSwords orchard
commencing Sunday, and will contirp.
one week. p -
{ Several from here will. take In the Al.
lantic City excursion over The Rail-.
more & Ohio railroad from Wheeling
to-day. - .s'5I = .
Miss Nellie Martin, OF New Martins.
Vile. Is the guest OF the family a,
George schafer, on Zane street.
Quite a large crowd from this cts al.
tended the opera at the Wheeling Pa,t
Casino last evening.
Sheriff s. s: Foreman was -businsy
caller in the city yesterday. from ii.
county seat. AZ +
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Darrah returnt
last evening from a ten days lou. d
the lakes:
Thomas Mcbride. OF Flushing, Wi
calling on friends in the city YESTERDAY
Henry Taylor was down from Str.
oenytlle yesterday. on business.
Patsy Moore has returned tsoa
weeks stay al Niagara Fails.
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t=E
The RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Charleston. ..KANAWHA. 10 a m
Steubenvilie. 7. ". BAYSE. 80 p. m.
Sistersvllle. ruth. $50 p. m.
Clarington....F.A "A. GoEBEL, $50 p. m.
BOATS sLEAvlNG TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. AVALON, S G. m.
Pittsburgh. ..GREENwOOD, SGD a. M
Parkersburg.H. X. BEDFORD. 1859 u Z
Newport: Jewel, u n. M
Steubenville.. T. n. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
SisterSville.. RUTH $50 p.,m
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEANING TOMORROW.
SteuBenviilc..T II. MI BAYNE, $50 p, n.
Sistersville.: RUTH S:3p p. m.
Darlington. ..LEROY, 500 y. n.
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REIGN OF TERROR

prevails Among the Merchants Of
Parkersburg on Account of Numer-
Gus Burglaries.
Special Dispatch to, the Intelllseuctr.
PARkERSBURG. w. Va. July rs
Four more burglariss last night on the
main business street Of the city, within
one block Of police headquarters. have
created almost a reign Of terror among
the merchants. many OF whom have
placed special watchmen In their sto,cs
tonight. The places entered last night
were the Beehive department store.
T. I. Boreman. jr., groceries. Browns
pharmacy and Murdock's drug stur..
Although the thieves got but little for
thar trouble, the fac, that the police
are utterly powerless to prevent crime
has startled the city. Last nights
work makes nine burg!aries since Sum
day. all within a radius OF iva squares
of the city building.
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Stock Exchange Leases Floor.

NEW YORK. July 25.-At special
meeting OF the members OF the Pro-
duce Exchange the leasing OF n por-
tion OF the trading floor OF the Pro-
duce Exchange to the New York Stock
Exchange. pending the construction OF
the new stock exchange building. was
considered and the proposed lease for
mnlly approved. The space leased Is
1900 square feet of the floor OF the
southerly end OF the room from April
Is. 1901. to May ]. 1902. So =
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Tried the Laudannum Route.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgencer.
Y PARKERSBURG. W. Va, July So
Mrs. Harry shryrock. young woman
who had been married but two months.
had a slight misunderstanding with her
husband and attempted suicide by tax
Ing laudanum to-day. Her lie was
saved with difficulty.
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Camp Site Selected.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelllgrncer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July IS
Colonel J. A. Parker, commanding the
Second regiment OF I'll. state guards.
which will so into camp here on Angus.
9Th. arrived from Hinton to-day. Sc
lected the camp site and opened up
headquarters.
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Prisoners Pardoned

Special Dispatch 10 the Inte!l!gencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July a.
The governor to-day on the recommcn-
dalton OF The pardon board, issued par
dons to Jack Henderson,. sent from
Wood county. February, 1909. for five
years. FOR burglary. E. E. Morris, s.nt
from We;zei county In 1899. for five
years. for house breaking. and Clarence
Recd. sent from Barbour county in 1895.
for eight years, for robbery.
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LABOR DAY

Designated by Governor Atkinson is
Monday, September 8. = Replete
With scriptural Quotations.
Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. July Is
Governor Atkinson to-day issued his
proclamation for Labor Day as pro-
vided by the statutes. 1, Is mos,
unique document, comparing in good
many features with the one Issued by
him for the observance Of last Thanks
giving day. There are twenty-five
scripturai quotations in the document.
all appropriate. and the date fixed In
the proclamation Is Monday, septem.
Der 3. All known labor organizations
in the state will receive copy OF the
proclamation
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who has been under guard at a private
house while his wounds wsre being
nnrsed. climbed out OF the second story
window early this morning. and made
his escape. He is desperate charac-
ter and Is wanted by the Chesapeake &
Ohio railway for several offences.
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Il PARIS. July !, 25,--Messrs. Fischer,
Wolmorans and Vessels. the Boer DEL
cBates,i were received to-day by PresI-
dent Loubet, In the palace OF the Ely
see. They were presented by DR.. Leytls,
the diplomatic agent Of the Transvaul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-26
ChBELL SAFE
In the Republican column-Party
Machinery in Splendid Condition.
County Convention Called for Au-

machinery IN SPleuClu Souolllou-
County Convention Called for Au-
gust rs.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Juiy>z5.-The
Republican county executive commit
tee have called the meeting Of the
county convention for August IS, to
nominate county candidates.
The party machinery is In the best Of
condition, and the utmost harmony pre-
walls. 1t is said that compromise
has been affected between. the two
leading aspirants for the sheriffalty.
Ira J. Harshbarger and Judge C. C.
Dickey. and that no contest is likely
to arise TO disturb the existing har-
nony.
AS It now looks, 1t need not be a
surprise should Cabell county give 400
Republican majority. electlng both
members Of the house OF delegates and
a representative in the state senate.
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BROWN SRELyED.

Kannwha Democrats Say He is Not
Sound en- Mcaey-Joe Chiffon to
Run for Prosecuting Attorney.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, July 25.-
James II. Brown, OF this city, who was
slated before the Democratic national
conrentton'as candidate for the leg
stature. has been taken off the slate
and some one else will be substituted
at Saturdays convention. The reason
assigned IS that he Is not sound on the
financial plank Of the Democratic plat
form. He voted for Palmer and Buck
ncr In 1886, and has no, changed his
views to date. Joe Chiffon has been
slated as candidate for prosecuting
attorney. and will likely crowd Mac
Corkle or the ticket for member OF the
legislature.
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Sick and Wounded Sent Home.

Copyright. 1900 Tho Associated Press.)
y TEN TSIN, July l9.-vln Shanghai,
July 25.-Mnst OF the American sick
and wounded have been taken in boats
to Taku. where they Will embark IN
the American hospital ship solacc, for
the United StRtes ISL
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miller Made Major General.

HARRISBURG, Pa. July es.-General
Charles Miller: of Franklin, Pa. was to-
day appointed by Governor Stone as
ma jor general OF the National Guard OF
Pennsylvania, TO. succeed General J. x.
Snowden. ofPhiladelphia, whose COM
mission expires to-day.
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REPUBLICAN VICTORY
Anticipated by Senator Elkins-stnte
Will Go $4,000 RenubI;c,n

Special Dlspatch to the Intelllycncer.
h CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 20
Senator ElkIns came in last night from
ParkSrzburg and remained to-day In
consultation With the local Republican
leaders. He speaks encouragIngly OF
the outlook and looks TO sec the state
carried for Mckinley by not less thnn
10000. He departed for New York this
evening, where he Will remain Il couple
OF weeks. after which he says he in
tends to get into the fight In earnest.
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Five Ballots Taken

Five ballots were taken without any
nomination being made. Grouse. the
strongest man. being Just thrse short
OF having enough. Richie county stuck
TO Strlckler and Wetzel county, seeing
they could do nothing 10 turn the tide
In favor Of Snodgrass. and desiring the
scalp OF Grouse above all things, sud-
denly, on the sixth ballot with par
ton of Tyler county. switched TO the
Richie man and he was nominated.
During the balloting some pleasantries
were INDUCED in by the fighters. and
taken altogether II was q warm TING
and the Democracy did not seem to be
4 uni. in the matter; of harmony. The
judicial convention took up 50 much
time, that the senatorial convention,
which was also TO have been held this
afternoon, had to be postponed, until
Tomorrow.
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STRIcKLER NOMINATED

By the Democracy for Judge in the
Fourth District - Unhnrnonious
0rom Start to Finish-Senatorial
Convention To-day.
Special Dispatch 10 the 1ntellIgencer.
SISTERSvILLE. W. Va, July rs
The Democrats had a very warm time
at the convention held at Middlebournc
this afternoon 10 nominate candidate
fer Judge In the fourth judicial circuit
II was another case Of har.-ony with j
big b. Tie fight was between Will a.
Stricken. Of R!tchie county, R. E. L.
Snodgrass. Of Wetzel, and Mr.. Grouse.
Of Doddr!dge. and the fun commenced
as soon as the temporary organization
had been effected and the committees
were appointed.
Each OF the committees retired 10
make their reports up and when they
returned TO the convention there were
two reports from each committee, not
one OF them being able to get together
after the temporary organization had
been made permanent. the names Of
each Of these mentioned above were
placed before the committee and thc
fun commenced.
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Along the Landing.

The marks Eat 6 p. m. Wednesday,
showed. 4 feet. Inches and rising. Wea-
Their. cloudy and warm, with rain.
The Avalon. running on the schedule
Of the Queen City.5will clear for Cincin-
natl and way landings ut a. m. to-
fnv r"-. 49,. I CO. ..IH. ..s = b.
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DESPERATE OUTLAW

While Being Nursed in Private
House Escapes Through Win.
dow.
Special Dl'2a.eh TO tho InieliiEencer.
cHAlsLEsToN. W. Va. July 25.-
Waltman Wires, who was shot by ON.
Gers Saturday nigh, here, while resist
me arrest for numerous onensrs, aud
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GOLD DEMOCRATS
Will Not Put Up Ticket-Will Re.
Affirm the Position Taken in 1896.
Anti-Imperialists Will Take the

aull-1lpetlalSlS WILL lake the
Field.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July 25.-It
the matter is left to the national COM
mittee OF the gold standard Democrats
which meets hare this afternoon. there
will be no Gold Democratic ticket in
the field. While the committee cannot
settle the qucst!on,it Its recommendation
will have great weight
There is feeling with the national
Democrats here that the antI.lmper!al-
lists or independents, can put ticket in
the field II they wish 10, and that 1t will
be independent OF the gold Democrats.
Will Issue an Address.
The national Democratic committee
will. after the meeting issue an address
which will be in the form of platform,
and will reaifirm the position taken In
1896. The members will be permitted to
vote as they please. 4
Nine members OF the committee aa-
pointed by the meeting in New York OF
an,l-impcrialists arrived to-day. They
will present their case to the national
Democratic committee and ask that it
place 4 third ticket In the field.
Should the national Democrats DE-
cline TO do this, the antl-imperialls;s
will look to the antl.imperialist league,
which will meet here August l5, for a
ticket representing their views.
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BoERs EvAcuArE
All Their Positions on Account of
the British Advance

BRoNKHoRsT sPRulT. Tuesday,
July A.-The Beers, having got wind OF
the British advance. have evacuated all
their positions and IRE reported TO be
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Twenty-Five Girls Working.


There were twenty-five girls working
for the collar company when terrific
explosion occurred. which blew the glass
of the front windows across Dearborn
street. A sheet OF tlame followed in
stantly and the terror-strlcken girls
with their clothing afre crawied
through the windows to the fiftcen-inch
coping running along the front OF thu
building. The coping extended eighty
feet to the building adjoining. the win
dows OF which were thronged with men
calling encouragement to the terrified
girls. As fast as they reached the i'd
joluiug building the girls were drawn
into safety. Just rs Mrs. Mclaughlin
was about to be helped through u win
dow the girl behind in her haste. push.
ed Mrs. Mclaughlin. who lost her bal
ancc and fell to the pavement. dying IN
stantly. The Muncell girls Jumped
from rear windows One was picked
up dead and the other died at the hos
pital.
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FOUR WOMEN KILLED
By an Explosion in the Chemical De-
part,nent Of celluloid Collar Com
pany-several Others Wounded.
Building Caught Fire.

CHICAGO. July 25.-Shortly before
noon to-day an explosion occurred in
the chemical department o; the Wind
scr Cclluloid Collar Company, on the
fourth floor OF 125 Dearborn street. set
ting FIRE to the building and resulting
in the. death OF four woman, and minor
Injuries to five o;hcr percons. The
property less was small. The dead are:
Mrs. Ellen Mclaughlin. Eta Nuncel;,
Jennie Muncell. Grace Peterson. In
jured: Viola Ritter. G. l. Walter, cut
by falling glass; two unknown women,
cut by falling glass,
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FAMILY WASTING.

FAMILY WASHING.
Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironei, S
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTz BROS.
home Steam Laundry.
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sugars-(At Market Prices,

Sugars-(At Market Pricesl.
Standard bA
Starch
LumU starch SO ID K per pound, go. 3kc
CelIu1 III Starch per case, ..Dso...ss.,.. $50
Ella tic Starch per "a case, ..s...s.ssU.s.1.3t
Ivory Starch per case, ...o.sssss.ss.s....,6 500
Otl-tMarket Prices).
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