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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-14
oH1NEsE ENTRENcH1Na
Outside of Pekin--Guns Trained on
American Mission.

LONDON, June IA. 4:2O a. m.--The
Chinese are entrenching outside of Pc
kin to oppose the advance of the inter-
national column. A dispatch from Tien
TsIn. dated Tuesday, June 12, says:
~ learn that the Chinese have guns
trained on the American mission and
the British legation,
1.-TWO thousand Russian cavalry and
Infantry with artillery, have landed at
Taku."
The Shanghai correspondent reports
that United States Minister Conger, by
courier, asks for 1000 United States
troops.
The question of provisioning the re-
lief force is already difficult, and 1t Is
predicted at Shanghai that It will be-
come acute.
The leading members of the reform
party, representing fifteen out of eight
cen provinces, are at Shanghai A dis
patch to the Daily Mail, dated yester-
day, says they are sending n petition
to the United States, Great Britain and
Japan, praying these powers TO take
joint action against any attempt on the
part of the powers to partition the en-
plre, and they implore the powers thus
addressed to rescue the emperor.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg says
that the ships Of the Russian Pacific
squadron on the active list, as well as
those at Vladivestock. have been or
dered to proceed with all haste to Chi
nese waters. The foreign office con
firms the report of an engagement be-
tween troops of the international COL
umn and the boxers on Monday. 1t
says that about thirty-hve Chinese
were killed"
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More Marines to be Sent.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The navy
department already had taken steps to
send more marines to Manila before the
appeal of Admiral Remey came. The
formal announcement took the shape of
this bulletin:
Measures are being taken at the
navy department to send a battalion
of marines to the Philippines. These
men are wanted for service at certaip
naval stations in the Philippines, and
to replace about eighty marines who
have been sent into Chinese waters"
A marine battalion Is only about $50
strong, so 1t is expected they will be on
their way to Manila by August at the
latest.
1t is figured at the department that
there are now about two thousand ma
rines In the Philippines and at Guam,
the larger part OF the force not afloat
being stationed at the CavIte naval STA
tlon.
The state department had heard moth
Ing officially about the reported killing
of the American missionary, and the
japanese secretary of legation at PekIn.
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MURDERED
AN AMERICAN
MISSIONARY.
DIR, Edna G. Terry, IN Charge Of the
WOman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety, Killed by Boxers.
MORE MARINES TO BE SENT
To China - yorktown on the Way.
RiOting in PelSin Reached an
Acute Stage.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-News has been
received in this city of the murder of
DR.. Edna G. Terry, in charge of the
station of the Methodist Episcopal
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
at Tsung Hua, China. The tidIngs came
in the shape Of the following message
to DR.. Terry's brother-ln-law: 'Dr.
Terry murdered. Break news gently"
This was the first Indication of trouble
at TsunE Pua.
Later the Methodist Episcopal board
received this message, dated TIen Tsln.
June ~: Hopkins and Kayner safe"
The persons named are missionaries
at Tsung Hua. There is one other Meth
odist missionary at the same place, u
Miss Croucher. OF Boston.
Tsung Hua is six or seven miles north
of the great wall, and about 100 miles
from PekIn.
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BEGINNING OF THE END
OF the Great Street Car strike-aen

OF the Great Street Car strike-aen-
orally Thought It VIII Soon be
Over.
ST LOUIS, No. June 1S.--To all ap-
pearHnces to-day witnessed the begin
ming Of the end OF the rlotous demon
stratIons and scenes of bloodshed that
have characterized the street railway
strike for over month past. In many
quarters It is thought the strike itself
will soon be settled. These opinions
are based upon statements OF the chief
Of police and sheriff that the critical
stage has been passed aud upon the
fact that the st, Louis Transit Com
pnny Is slowly but surely approaching
n complete resumption Of business with
the aid OF nou-unton men. The inquest
over the bodies Of the Victims Of sun
days riot began to-day The testl-
mony adduced was not Of n character
calculated to base decision as to
which side was to blame for the
ginning hostIlitlcs, the witnessing dis
agreeing on material points Somu
placed thu blame on the posse men
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CARRIER SYSTEM
OF Mail Delivery to be Established
at BlusAsld Through Efforts Of
Senator Elkins-Also at Morgan

VI MAIL OBllNeEY 70 Do 6SbABAShSN
at BlueAsld Through Efforts Of
Senator Elkins-Also at Morgan
town.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1S.-
Through the efforts of Senator BIklns.
the preliminaries for the establishment
of the carrier system Of mail delivery
at Blueaeld, w. Va, have been perfect
ed, and the town will soon be In the
enjoyment of up.to-dnte postal facIlit-
les. 1t was announced to-day that the
postofilce department had approved the
lease OF the new postofFice building
there. And 1t is understood the trans
fer of the office will be made at once.
Then will come the civil service ex-
animation for the creation of an eliGi-
BILE list of carriers, and the appoint
ments and the Inauguration OF the new
system viii follow. 1t is, Of course
understood the new quarters for the
postoffice are leased only until such
time as the government building to be
erected in Blueheld can be occupied.
Additional Allowance For Clerk Hire
An allowance of $500 additional for
clerk hire in the postofice at Hinton,
w. Va, has been secured by the sena-
tor. The total allowance there for the
purpose stated is $1,000.
The order establishing the carrier
system of mail delivery at Morgan
town, w. Va, will so into effect octo-
ber 1, announcement to that effect
having been communicated to the sena-
tor to-day. Previous to the date given
the houses will have to be numbered,
and all other prelIminarles perfected
Meanwhile there will be civil service
examination OF applicants for appoint
ment as carrier.
Fish Culture Station to be Erected.
All communications received here
with reference to the proposed fish cul-
ture station in West Virginia for which
an appropriation was made at the re-
cent session of Congress, are turned
over to the Hon. George NJ. Bowers,
fish commissioner. AS previously stated
In the Intelllgencer, the matter of Sc
lectlng site and other prelimlnarles are
in charge of the commissioner. 1t is
quite probable the work of construction
will be begun in the early fall.
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DIR. BoYERs RESIGNS
The Presidency of West Virginia
Conference ssminary-students In

The Presidency Of West Virginia
Conference seminary-students In
dicted.
Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgencer.
BUCKHANNoN, W. Va, June 13.--
DIR. s. L. Boyers. resigned the presl=
dency of the West Virginia Conference
Seminary to-day. Tho president gave
ms the reason for his resignation the
antagonism OF two members Of the
faculty to his administration, and the
opposition of few OF the board Of
trustees. Vice President Trotter will
act as president until the meeting of
Che board the last of this month to
elect Dr. Boyer's successor.
The grand jury returned indictments
against C. L. Hopkins and r. o. Phil
ips, students, charged with shooting
Martin Williams In the students fra
cas- last October, and against B, f.
Malone. former chief Of police. Ma
lone struck Dan Farnsworth over the
head with a walking stick, when re-
sistlng arrest, and Farnsworth claims
he fractured his skull.
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Mother Made Him Steal.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgcucer.
PARKERsBuRG. w. Va, June 49,
Detective MeheH caught twelve year
old boy named George Hogs, In tho
act Of stealing to-day, and when mr.
rested the little fellow said: 81 can't
help 1t; mother makes mo do t." The
boy was Released and the mother will
be arrested Tonight
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DIAMOND THIEVES
Arrested at Niagara Fails-Amount
to s75, 900.

BUFFALO. N. Y, June ls.-A special
to the News says;
The diamonds seized at Niagara Fails
yesterday are valued ut $4,000. Max
Lasar and two alleged confederates, a
man and u woman, are under arrest.
DR.. p. Van DandaIgne, who is supposed
to be implicated, has not been arrested,
but is under surveillance.
Lnsar. according to the customs otti-
clals, brought the diamonds TO Montreal
from Europe, and through DR.. Van
Dandaigne met the man and woman,
who were on u wedding tour, and In
duced them to take charge Of the pack
ages, representing that It was n pres.
ent which he did not want to open until
they reached the United States.
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Death Of Mrs. Burns.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
PAREERsBURG, w Va, June 49,
Mrs. David Burns died suddenly last
night of dropsy aged forty-slx years.
Her husband, who represents British
lumber syndicate in Venezuela, cannot
be communicated with because OF the
rebellion in that country. The deceas-
ed was prominent in Clnrksburg society
as Miss Martha Basel Her flrst hus-
band was Melgs Jackson, a leading
Harrison county lawyer.
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SITUATION CLEARED UP
At Pretoria by Dispatch from Lord
Roberts - Kruger still Hangs On.
Women Object to War.

at Pretoria by Dispatch from Lord
Roberts - Kruger still Hangs On,
Women Object to War.
LONDON, June A., $3.50 a. m.-ThC
dispatch from Lord Roberts clearing W
the situation at Pretoria and along thu
communications stands alone. Military
observers, noting that no mention Ii
masie Of prisoners; assume that Genera
DeWet got away with his forces prae'
tically intact.
General Butler entered Volksrust or
wednesday, passed through Charleston
and encamped near LaIngs Mex. Tht
tunnel was not much damaged. BOtt
ends were blown up, but the engineer
think that repairs can be effected In
about four days.
Beers Were Withdrawing.
The advance troops of General Butler
saw the Boer rear guard four miles dis
tant yesterday. 1t was estimated thai
5000 Beers were Withdrawing. The
townspeople at Ermelo counted fifteen
guns.
Three hundred Free staters, relieved
from guarding Van Reenaus Pass, have
gone to Join President steyn's COM
mando in the eastern part Of Orange
River Colony. General Rumble has sent
notice to the Free Staters that unless
they surrender by juno Is their farms
and other possessions viii be contls'
Gated.
President Kruger, according 10 dis
patch from Lourenzo Marques, keeps u
locomotive with steam upsattached to
the car In which he concentrates the ex-
ecutive Office of the government, and
that he intends to leave MnchndodorE
soon and to establish the Transvaal
capital at Mel spruit, in the mountains,
n fine defensive region.
Distributing War Leaflets.
The state printing press is operating
at Machadodorp. producing leaflets con-
talning war news for distribution among
the Beers.
1t is again reported at Lourenzo Mar
oues that the British are advancing to
Swaziland. Lord Roberts, 1t appears,
however, countermanded the order
given to sunthcona's horse to land on
the coast and to penetrate to the Trlus-
vaal through the Swat country.
Mr.. Schrelner, the Cape premier and
his colleagues resigned last evening
Sir Alfred Miner accepting their resig-
nations The London papers only re-
Gently abused Mr. SchrcIner for not
making war preparations. Now they are
complImentlng his refusal to follow tho
minority OF the Afrikanderbund In op.
position to the British military policy
Women Object to the War.
General Buffers casualties on June 10
have been issued by the war office. They
are 20 killed. 126 wounded and two miss
ing.
A meeting of women who object to
the war was held at Queens hall last
evening. Mrs. Howard Courtney pre-
sided, and Mrs. James Bryce moved a
resolution declaring thnt the war ro-
suited from the bad policy of the gov
crnmcnt." This and other antI-war res
oiatfons were adopted. The meeting
hissed Mr.. ChambcrlaIn's name vlgor-
ously
NJ, II. Donohue, the Daily Nails cor
respondent at Pretoria, Insists that
President Kruger took c3,5OO,ooO gold
IN his llght.
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nnwnv pnck Home.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-Admlral
Dewey and party returned to Washing
ton over the Baltimore q Ohio rallrood
Mt $3.50 O'Clock this evening, ten minutes
nhend OF schedule time The party CONE
prlgod the Admiral ana Mrs. Dewey,
Lieut.. Caldwell the ndmlral'S aide, ana
Mr. j. II. Mnddy representing the Bal
tlrnOrc d Ohio rond. The trip home from
Michigan was without special incident.
Mrs. Dewey has practically recovered
from n slight attack Of tonsllitls she
suffered while out west
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Special Dispatch to the IntClligcnoer.
STEuBENVILLE, o., June ia
sensation was caused in political and
educational circles tonight by the
statement OF member OF the school
board that he has twice been approach
cd with offers of money to change his
vote on superintendent OF schools over
which the board has been deadlockod
for two months, An investigation viii
be demanded.
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Republicans in Line.

Special Dispatch to tho Intell!genoer.
HINTON, w. Va. June 18.--A Re-
publican club was organized here last
night, which started Off with n mem
bcrshlp of eighty-scven. Much interest
was manifested at the meeting, which
was held at the court house. The Nc
Klnlcy Club of Hinton. w, Va, was
the name agreed upon and the member
ship is expected to reach five hundred
very soon.
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Pekin Completely isolate.

LONDON. June Il. 5:O5 "A, m.-Peliin
appears to be completely isolated, None
of the morning papers or news agencies
has word from there direct to-day,
The latest message received In London
is the one announcing that the Chinese
are entrenchlng outside of the capital.
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NEW TRIAL GRANTED

To DR.. Walton, Who Was Convicted
of Forgery in Criminal Court.
Special Dispatch to the lntellIEencsr.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va, June 1S.-
DR.. j. c. Walton. a leading physician
of wadesville. who was convicted of
forgery in the criminal court this
week, was granted new trial by Judge
jackson to-day, The evidence In the
case was fiimsy and Walton's friends,
who were present in large numbers,
claim he is innocent. He was released
on bond and was warmly congratulated
as he left the court.
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KILLED hu Roilnr Exnlnsion.

ST MARY's, Ohio, June lS.-By the
explosion of large boiler at the St
Mary'a spoke works to-day, Wesley
Morse nnd c. a. Gilbert We're killed, ia
cob Mccoy and II. NJ, Davis were SEE
vcrcly injured. The building was badly
damaged,
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Mnunmnnta of stonmships.

Observation-Disclosures Majestic,
New York, for Liverpool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: 81. Paul,
from New York.
NEW YORK-Arrived Kaiserin Ma
ria Theresa. from Bremen.
BREMEN-Arrived. Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, from New York.
LIVERPOOL - Arrived: Numidian,
from Montreal.
LONDON - Arrived; Marquette,
from New York.
ROTTERDAM - Arrived: Potsdam,
from New York.
COPENHAGEN - Arrived: Neklav
New York, cia Christinnsand.
NEW YORK Arrived: Steamer
Tcutonic, Liverpool and Queenstown.
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WILL STANDS GOOD.
Never One Broken in Jefferson Coun-
ty, Ohio.

ty, Ohio.
Special Dispatch to the Intclllgonccr,
sTEUBENvILLE, o.. June lS,--AftGr
weeks contest in court, the viii Of
the late John c. Allmon, OF Springfield
township, was sustained by jury in
its verdict to-day The case was bit
terry contested, there being about one
hundred witnesses present from the
western part OF this county. About
100000 was at stake in the contest and
Allmon had left all to Belindn Wright,
sister. Tho conicsting heirs alleged
undue Influence and want OF mind and
memory ON the part Of the testator
There has never been a win broken in
the courts here.
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and others placed 1t on the strikers.
Many contradictions have arisen In the
accounts of Sundays tragedy and
these were emphasized In the teSti-
mOny taken to-tay.
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ROosevelt Emphatically peolin0g.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 1s.-'I
stand Just where did two months ago,
1 am not candidate for Vice Presi-
dent. and Will not accept II nomi-
mated at Philadelphia next week.
These words were spoken by Govern
or Roosevelt to an Associated Press re-
porter on his return to this city from
Caledonia, at $3.50 o'clock this evening,
where he had been to make an address
IN connection with the dwelling OF u
soldiers monument. The sentences
were uttered in such an emphatic man.
ner as to leave no room for doubt that
the speaker meant just what he said.
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to notify the nominee for President:
member of the committee to notify the
nominee for vice president.
Hanna Talks on Vice Presidency.

Auuuh Gd4kS on VlCe EfeSlQeuCys
PHILADELPHIA. June Ex-senator
Hanna was asked after his arrival
whether 1t was true that the President
had a candidate for the vice presidency
There is no truth in that report" he
said, "'none whatever. The President
will not interfere; he has no candidate"
"Then who is your candidate?" was
asked.
81 have none; my only desIre,is to get
the best man."
"You are quoted as being opposed to
Mr.. Woodruff"
81 have said, when asked whether Mr..
Woodruff was u candidate. that hoped
not, and do not retract that state
ment. That is the way 1 feel. AS for
Mr.. Bliss he is an administration man,
but he Is out of the question; he cannot
accept"
Senator Alllson?"
Allison Needed in the Senate,
well, 1 came here on the train with
him and he is absolute in his refusal,
There is no doubt of his sincerity In not
wanting the place, and as matter OF
fact we cannot spare him from his pres
ent place in the senate. He is worth a
dozen of us other fellows there"
What are Delivers chances?" was
then asked.
mfr. DOlliver is an avowed candidate
and he has good following among his
friends in the house, but cannot say
more as to his prospects. The truth is
that there is as yet no approach to a
settlement Of the matter"
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weather FORECAST for To-day.

For 0htu-C Cooler ThHrBday, with fair IN
wostern, and showers followed by fair In
eastern portion. Friday fair and warmer;
brisk northwcstcrly winds
For WcRtcrn PennHylvnni1- Showers
Thursday, with cooler In northern por-
tiOn: brisk gOuthcrly, shifting 10 north
westerly winds; Friday tnir,
For Wcat virginia. Showers ThursdAy;
Friday fair: winds shifting 10 northwest
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 1S.-GOv-
ernor Mount refuses to honor the re-
QUESTION OF Governor Beckham. of Ken.
lucky, for return of W. S. Taylor.
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REFUSED THE REaUIsIT1oN

For EoVernor Taylor DOCS GoVernoF
Mount, of Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June is.-Jus-
tus Goebel, Attorney T. c. Campbell
and Sheriff suter arrived to-day from
Frankfort, KY, with requisitIOn for
W. s. Taylor, Republican claimant to
the governorship of Kentucky, The
three men sought Governor Mount, but
he was out OF the city. on his return
this evening, Attorney Campbell win
present an argument on the reQuiSi-
tIon.
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The national committee requests that
the different state delegations will act
promptly in designating the members
to iIl the following plarcs:
Chairman OF the delegation secretary
Of the delegation, vice president OF the
convention. member Of the committee
On credentials, member Of committee
On permanent organization; member Of
committee on rules; member OF tho
Committee Of resolutions; national COM
p tesmon, number Of the committee
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

COTTON-Savannah TO Boston, per
bale 25c; to New York, 20c; to Philadel-
phia, per bale, S.00; to Baltimore, per
bale, 81 co. via New York-Bremen, Soc
Genoa 43c; Liverpool 40c; Reveal 60c; d.
rect Bremen, 42c.
LUMBER-By Sail-Frelghts duh; to
Baltimore and eastward, 81. so to IS 90 per
NJ. including Portland.
LUMBER-By Steam-Savannah to Bal
nmore. Sc. 80; to Philadeiphia. IS 90; to New
York, $500; to dock. $6.7S; iightered-to
Boston, to dock. 800.
NAVAL STORES-The market Is firm;
medium size vessels Rosin-Cork for or
ders, 81 per barrel OF $40 pounds and per
cent. primage. Spirits. Is 90 per 40 gallons
gross and per cent prmage. Larger
vessels, rosin. p Cd; spirits. A.. Steam.
lie per 100 pounds On rosin; 2ll5c on spirits.
Savannah TO Boston and $40 on rosln,
and lsc on spirits 10 New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11

Potatoes quiet; Chill, 81 Ooql 121s: South
ern, 81. GOAL %.
Cabbage quiet; Long Island, per 100, 500
a. so.
Freights to Liverpool dull; cotton by
steam, 20
Flour quiet and easier buyers being re-
strained by the government report due
late in the day.
Rye flour quiet.
Corn meal steady.
Rye dull.
Barley dull
Barley malt nominal
Wheat-Spot weak; No. Q red. S7ibc: op-
lions were generally weak. all day and
very slow In addition to weak cables,
more favorable crop news from the North
west and little foreign selling the mar
ket was influenced by fears that the gov
eminent report might not verify recent
sensational private crop estimates on
spring wheat; closed weak, %a7sc. net de
cline; July, s6hc; September, S49sc; Octo-
Der, S4Ac; December s5Ac.
Corn-Spot weak; No 2. 1880; options
market sold off all day under bearish ca
bles. predictions of rain in the West and
local unloading, despite a big cash
demand; closed weak. &c lower; July,
4S1ac; September, 4Slac
Oats-Spot weak; No. 2, 2slkc; options
inactive.
Beef quiet; cut meats steady; picked
bellies, SA61Oc
Lard easier; Western steamed. S.15;
July. S.15, nominal; refined steady; con-
tinent, $40; compound, 6kd6ssc
Pork quiet but firm; family. $14O0G
$50; short clear s1S 25d15.25; mess. SHE'S
G14.O0.
Tailow dun; city, 4lac bid; 4S4c asked.
Petroleum steady.
Rosin quiet
Turpentire quiet, 4ed46lac.
Rice firm.
Coffee-Spot Rio weak No. I. invoice,
9lsc; mild quiet; Cordova, 9hd131hc. Fu-
lures opened steady at unchanged to 5
points advance on much better news from
Europe and Brazil than looked for. I'm
mediately turned easier. however. out
side support being withdrawn, and sold
OH l502o points under local Liquidation
and European selling. Subsequently, the
market became quite of waiting char
acter. Selling was checked by the small
receipts at Rio and Santos. Buying was
checked by absence Of country demand
for spot. and lack of public speculative
interest; market closed barely steady, at
a net decline of 5d2O points. Total sales
$3.50 bags, including July Use. August
1857. SOC: September, 1866. O0c
Sugar-Raw. firm fair refining, 4hc:
centrifugal, 96 test, nc molasses sugar.
&c; refined firm.