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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
FRIENDS. OF
]. X. HALL
DISCUSS
HIS Possible Candidacy for the State
Committee Craftsmanship, but
Failed Last Night
TO REACH A CONCLUSION.
Senator Scott Departs for the East,
and Will Open Headquarters at
< .!{f;sa New York.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
BRIEF ,;I.2 MENr1oN1NG q /! !,
Events in and About the City Given
in a Nutshell. n a

| in q Nutshell. J'i{.
| Council committee on ordinances II
4 called to meet this evening.
The city board of.education meets II
regular monthly session tonight.
To- day is a board OF public works pay
day, and City Clerk O'Brlen viii dis
burse $1,000. &. VI '1 j =.
The st. Stephens Reformed Church
on South Eoff street, is being improved
in the way of re-painting and repairing
Charles Milligan. who Is employed al
the Corrugating works. was badly Gu,
on the arm yesterday, and VIII be laic
up for some time. /,
The infant child OF Mr.. Stroutmnn
corner Twenty-fifth and Main streets
was buried yesterday afternoon. In
terment was at Mt. Zion. .5 ..
The funeral OF the late James Reed
will take place from his late residence
on South Market street. this morning at
10 O'CLOCK. Interment will be private.
Complaint Is heard concerning the
boys that congregate about the North
Wheeling hospital and make a nos
In that vicinity. 1t Is great source
Of worry to the inmates OF that insti-
tuition. Il II
Complaint comes from the county end
of the city building that the electric
lights there are turned off too early
In the evening SAs early as 0 O'Clock
the building is dark, when the lights
should burn until II. at
Chandler Campbell, son Of Revenue
Collector Alex. K. Campbell, has been
ordered to Washington; Augusti2I. to
stand examination for the marine corEs.
and IL he passes will receive a second
lieutenants commission. -
William Morton. wanted by the
authorities Mt Fort Wayne, was cor
raled by officer Larkins yesterday. An
officer will arrive from Fort Wayne
this morning and take him buck to have
justice meted ont 10 him at that place.
This evening at the Wheeling Park
Casino the Junior Cotillion Club Will
entertain, under the direction of Prof.
Delbrugge. The patroaesses for the
function are Mesdnmes Alex. Glass. Js
D. FCulbertsoR, j. w. Grub. II. w. Nc
Lure, w. W. Gilchrlst and Joseph
Gibbs
Officer Mlchaels recovered very val
liable ring from a girl at Benwood yes
terday. The ring was stolen In Allie
gheny. and an officer from that placo
will be down after 1t this morning. The
girl delivered the ring upon being ac-
cused, and the matter was .compro-
missed.
Audiences are growing larger and In /.
terest good ut the services being held
In the Tabernacle. corner Of Forty-frst
and Water streets. Elder v. NJ. Good
rich has arrived from Ohio to assist DR..
Mcdowell In the gospel work. Good
music and practical talks each evening
at 7:45. Public Is cordially invited to
these services.
DR.. C. S. Terrell, the Presbyterian
medical missionary. who is reported. to
be in grave danger in South China, was
son Of ex-County Commissioner VIII
liam Terrell, OF Triadelphia district
and Il half brother of DR.. E. w. Alexan-
der, OF Woodsdale. Until two years
ago he pract!ced medicine.in Wheeling.
and from here went to China as med
ical missionary. His friends hope that
his situation Is not so dangerous as has
been represented.
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MoUNDsVILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
~ County's Chief City. III.

r
1t seems that the young men who
created a disturbance at the Hall house
last Sunday morning, had left the city
or are keeping hidden. as the officers
have So far been unable to find any OF
them. y Thelr friends are very anxious
to have the matter. settled and VIII no
doubt succeed before long.
PROSECUTING Attorney Meyers OF OhIo
county,.was here yesterday. taking the
dispositions of the jurors on the Cots
case. "9trhese dispositions Will be pre-
seuted1b the conrt and 1t Is likely tha,
decision will be rendered In regard 70
the motion for new trial. next Sa,u..
day. nj
Mr., and Mrs. James Mcbride and
Miss Martha Harper. Of Meridian, ILL,
left last evening for n visit with reIl.
tives at New Martinsvilc, after spend.
Ing aJfew days with Misses Cora an!
Emma Parkinson. y, 81
The funeral ofia woman named Som.
ers. who died at the Glendale hospital
and q child of a Polish miner took plac,
from the! Catholic church yesterday al.
ternoon.g n,
Mrs. William Cole and Mrs. Swami
Of Philadelphia. Pa, are the guests {!
AIRS. 5. a, Walton. OF Seventh street
James Farmer. OF Banwood, and d..
y. e. Wilson, of Franklin, were here
on business yesterday. 3S-rss
F. NJ. Richmond. prominent cItIzsa
OF Hundred, was here on legal bHsIasa
yesterday
Francis Y. Yoho, Democratic candi
date for, shemff, was here yesterday, %
business
Capt. BIB. Dovencr and S. o. Boyts,
Of Wheeling, were here on business ye:
terday. VS. q.
J. D. Burnley arrived home yesterday
City.
G. w. Connor, of Sherrard, was here
yesterday, attending the county court
Mrs. ODD Jones, OF Wheeling Island
was visiting relatives here yesterday,
]. a. Campbell, of Oak Hill. was ha..
yesterday. attending county court.
Rev. John. +. Woods and wife LEFT
yesterday for Lake ChautauQua
Alfred PAUL. Of Wheeling, was hen
yesterday, on business.
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office, and showed some. steel bullets
Witness told Youtsey such d, .shiar
should not be done. ES-Govarpo,
Bradley had told witnessS of hearing
that, GoebeI was to be killed aud said
iti,must not be done. Witness saw
Youtsey again and the latter, said IL.
idea had been abandoned. 3
Powers, the witness alleged, dlstribu.
ted the money among, the various cap.
tains who were to bring the mountain.
GERS to Frankfort. He did not know
whence the money came.
Taylor Furnished Him the Money
( HeIeclared Governor Taylor furnish.
cd him (culton) the money to bring the
jackson county crowd. The witness
said he heard W. R. johnson, OF Jack.
sonItourty, talking about killing Goe.
bellwith nitroglycerine. Witness SAID
Governor Taylor did not want The
mountain men to so home. Powers sail
they ought to be sent away. as they had
not done what they were brought here
for19Witness told Taylor what Powsrs
saidasTay!or replied that Powers was
hot-headed fool, but he would wait and
everything would be all right.
Witness said he went to Berry How.
ard and others. at Taylors INSTANCE
and2told them the governor wanttd
them to remain ana not go home az
Powers wished.
Or tn, day Of the Van Meters Berry
contest in the legislature, the witness
said Taylor sent orders by him 10 as.
sistant Adjutant General Dixon to have
the troops in the arsenal ready 10 be
called out at u moments notice Ths
courtSadtourned with. Culton on The
stand:f;"
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In Moundsyille this afternoon to rec
Ommenl -seVernl innrdons. " IN ,saa.ILll

in Moundsyille this afternoon to rec
ommend several ipardons. ~
Edward A.5Meyer. a former Wheeling
boy. nowol Philadelphia. Is visiting his
parents on Virginia street Island.
Miss Lille. Schafer and Miss Mary
Groasch returned last evening from q
two weeks visit at Waikerton, Ontario,
Canada
Frank Ebcling, Will Ephlin and DR..
William Mckinley compose q party
that swlll take In the Atlantic City ex-
cursion to-day.
Miss Ella Splllman, of Martinsburg,
is visiting Miss Albert Truxell, at the
home Of her, uncle. G. NJ. Shook, ut
Pleasant. Valley. K
Mrs. Jennie Cushing. her daughter
Miss Mamie. and son, William, left yes
terday for n weeks visit with the fam
lily OF Frank. Berry. at SIstarsyille.
The following were among the state
arrivals at the Mcclure yesterday: j.
G. Crawford, Of Cameron; V. II. Clay
ton, OF Huntington: Charles w Blair,
Of Huntington and R. N. Humphreys,
of Moundsville
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
A WEEK OF OPERA.
Attraction Extraordinary at the
Wheeling Park Casino.

Attraction Extraordinary at the
a Wheeling Park Casino.
The,Whecllns Park9 Casino wllItbe
the Mecca of music lovers all next
week. The. management has succeeded,
at heavy expense. IN booking the .cele-
brated Fay Opera Company. while en-
route to New York from Louisville,
Ky. where they will close n remarku-
bly, successful summer engagement of
one month on Saturday. The organiza-
tion includes forty-four performers, en-
bracmg some OF the best known sing
ers on the operate stage. and several
high class vaudeville artists engaged
for specialtie3 at each performance.
Commencing with Carmen" on Nom
day night. there VIII be change OF bill
each day, and the well worn comic op-
eras, which hive been sung until the
public Is tired OF them. will not be pre-
scented. Princess Trebzonde." La
Perichole," "Boccacc!o" and other high
class compositions will be presented.
Special cars will run direct to the Ca
sino. and tickets vi. be on sale at
Houses. 49,
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Sale of Valuable Gas Property,

Special Dispatch to the ln,elligencer.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, July 49,
Frank Kcyser and the Stiles brothers
oil operators OF this city, have JUS
closed, the sale of three OF the largest
gas wells ever struck In this state. Thu
wells are located on the Lovctt ant
Taylor farms. In Lewis county, ant
Will produce six million feet OF gas
daily. Pittsburgh parties, who vii
build carbon factory In the. vicinity
were the purchasers.
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THE NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
National Company Will Call for Bids
Within Next Two Weeks.

1t Is given out authoritntivcly that n
meeting of the directors Of the Nation
al Telephone Company, which secured \
competitive franchise In this city last
spring, Will be, held within the ensuing
two weeks, ut which contracts for the
construction OF the system will be call
ed for The plans and specifications
are now complete, and ready for cx-
animation by contractors. The COM
pany proposes TO install It's system this
summer, and have it ready for opera
tlon before cold weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
Looks Like Yellow Fevcr

NEWaYoItK. July ia Syrian wo-
man. one OF the second class passen-
gers OF the steamer Havana. who was
detained on Hoffman Island, died sud-
denly to-day, and the body was re-
moved to swinbnrnc Island for an au.
topsy. The autopsy shows suspicious
indications that tho wornun died Of
yellow fever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
ilTHE RIVER.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Pittsburgh. AVALON. S p. m
eston...KANAWIIA. C a. m.
Steubenviiic,5. II. N, RAYNE. 30 p. IL
Sistcrsvillc.. RUTH. 80 p. IN.
Darlington. ..LERoY.t3:S0 p. M,
L, BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. "
Cincinnati.,.QUEEN CITY. S a. m.
P!ttsburgh.. .GREEEWOOD, $50 4. IT.
pttSbarS ,EORENA. a. m.
pnrkcrsburg:H.. X. BEDFORD, 1850 a. o
Newport. ...!JEWEI.i IL q. m.
Steubenville. II NJ. BNYNE. $50 p. e
Sistersville... truth. $50 p. m.
Clearinghouse. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. ..NtRGlNiA. s a. m.
ParkersburS AVALON, il a. IN,
Stoubcnyille.lT.tM, BaYNE. $50 p. u
S!siersville.. RUTH. 2:20 D. m, IT
Darlington. LEROY, 800 y. m.
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Hot Weather in London.

LONDON. July lS.-Torrld heat con-
tinues throughout Europe. The mcr-
curry Indicated SIS degreeslin the shade
this morning In London. The hospitals
are busy caring for victims Of heat
prostratlons. Nine fatal cdses are re-
ported to-day. Laborcrs are obliged
to quit worl. during the hottest hours
OF the day. W7Siag'f+ 7sf4'- ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
On Notification Will Meet in Indian
npolis on August 1.

I, CHICAGO, July 1s.-Sccrctary. Walsh.
OF the national Democratic committee.
at the request OF Hon. James T. Rich
nrdson, gave the following official no.
tlce to-day to the press:
The notification committee to notify
presidential md vice presidential can
didates named by the Kansas City con-
vention will be held at indianapolis,
Ind, on August s. 1900 All members
of the two notification committees are
required to meet at the Grand hotel.
indianapolis. on the morning OF that
day ~ U" ffieIsi 1
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Along the Landing.

The marks at G p. M. Welnesds!
showed 5 feet Inches and STATIONARY
Weather, cloudy and warm, with show
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PLAN TO FREEZE OUT
Tho Small Manufacturers Of Plato


and Bar Iron and Steel.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 1S.-The In
formation comes from trustworthy
sources that n we'll defined plan is In
operation to freeze out the small manu-
'fncturers OF plate and bar iron and steel
. who began business during the recent
boom IN the iron market. During the
last seven weeks the plate and bnr
prices have dropped from SIS per ton
to SIS per ton. Already small num-
bcr OF mills have been compelled to
quilt, including one ut Minerva, Ohio.
md one nj Erie, PA. The plan ID to
restore prices on September to the
present basis OF bcpns and channel
Iron. viz: $3S per ton.
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The county commissioners will meet
In day or two to canvass the vote.
mere formality that will be dismissed
as briefly as the law allows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
CUlT0N TESTIFIE S;

lri5s 20
tn +bo porora c,sa p,t ~. res+,-
-,o-,. nhu. I,tt,, I;.,. =, H..
Myaterv os foebel,sB Deatb-Botb
& s;des E;rh+;,r Howl s5
cEopcEroIUN " Ill. ,s-J, tho
Ia, NoiuaS ~ eu'eo fo"eiS' e.'d' : u
with completely IN the Goebef shooting,
John A. Black Of Barbourvtlle, ban
ker and Republican OF prominence,
was the FIRST witness. he said Powers
came to him In January to advise him
as to the propriety OF the mountain Or
ganization which he said Powers was
getting up.
Il asked Powers. said witness. what
sort OF crowd he was getting up, and
he said he was organizing an armed
mob to go to Frankfort. | discouraged
this and told him 1t would injure the
Republican party. would be u stigma
on our end Of the state. and ought to be
abandoned. Powers. however, insisted
that the mob should be formed. His
idea was that 1t would intimldate the
legislature"
demonstrated Against Formation of
Mob
R,,c,. cont,n,,,nc sold. ..I Gov. Dow.
ers inter ,,;a o.o,r .r,nnstr,,os
against tia iform, ,Ion Of rho mob which
was co,rc IL Tr,nrfort pn,rors .n,d
mo - w,s ho,nr tormod ,.,,h t,, ~
nroyoI. ~ cowarnor r.v,or chor,as
Fintcv nd othsr p.n,ht;oo ! ta,d.~s'
Frankfort. Charles Finley also came ia
me and endeavored to get me to CO.
operate with them. / protested bitter
~. Powers became very angry with me
on account ;of the position T'took.
tried TO dissuadc, them from the dirty
band and TO send good citizens, people
Of influence, IL any"
a check from Charles Finley to the
Louisville & Nashville railroad for
$1,000 for transportation of the men 10
Frankfort was produced by Black in
response to a question from the prose-
cution.
w, H. Culton, who is under indIct-
ment as an accessory to the killing of
Governor Goabel was called next.
Counsel for the defense raised a poiut
against the competency OF Culton M +,
witness, he being under indictment
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The River Survey.


The detailed survey OF the Ohio river
from MARIETTA to Cincinnati Will be rs.
sumed this week. The government
engineer boat No. ., In tow OF The !,
O. Cole. left Cincinnati for IN the rlNss
yesterday, and the other boat viii y
ready to resume. work this week. IA
survey was completed, some time az.
from Pittsburgh to Marietta. and ih'
season is expected 10 complete the SUI.
.vey to Cincinnati, No provision nv
been made for the completion OF tne
survey to Cairo.
River kilograms.
PiTTSRURGH--RiverS 81 feet a"'
stationary. Clear aud hot.
OIL ClTY-Rircr . Inches anG s."
tioMarv. Clcarund pleasant. (.
8 .STEUBENYILLE--River } feet
inches and falling. Cloudy ami wa YETI
PARKERSBURG river 5.is,,
and falling. Cloudy and hot. Up: ANn
Ion and Duiry. Down: keystone SSH ~.
Valley Belle and lSanawha. Little N"
nawha falling. Locals on time, ,,a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet "D
stationary. Warm md cloudy. ,,a
< BRoWNsNILLE-Rlyer feet U.s.
Observation-Disclosures fest s Inches
and falling. Warm, with rain.
Et a.
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River kilograms.

TEN thousand.uemons sTa%!ng ave-
Mt ones vitnls couldn't be nnch "!yt vi
than the tortrres OF ttchins tiles "a,
there's u cure, Doan's 0lntnent ht''
faiis.-3. f58j}
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SPECIAL SALE at Taylor's. s.

IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise'in tho Intolligonoer.
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County Clerk Richard Robertson liz
confined TO his home on Sixteenth
street by II siege of lnnamnatory rheu
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The complete returns are as follows
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-01

principal element in the decline. That
stock sold up to 121a in the early deal
ings and recovered to that figure after
reaction and then fell away with occa-
sional spasmodic rallies to 111A, closing
only slightly above that. The news bear
ing on the stock consisted of story from
Boston giving details of alleged terms OF
settlement of the trade war and the eX-
pressed opinion of a prominent specula-
tor just before sailing for Europe, that
the war was settled. Several of the prin-
cipals in the trade conflict denied the al
legations during the day. The threat
ened strike on the New York Central
caused fall of 215 points in that stock
and had a sympathetic effect elsewhere
in the list. Missouri Pacific was pushed
up to sixty on rumors that dividend
would be declared at today's meeting OF
directors and that John D.. Rockefeller
would be admitted to the directory. Both
rumors failed to be confirmed by the
event and the stock fell back, but saved
a small net gain.
The Steel Industrials, after some show
of weakness, also became firm and closed
generally with small net gain The
only developments bearing on the group
were rumors regarding the threatened
legal process against officials of the Steel
and Wire Company. United States Leath-
er made a considerable show of strength.
Otherwise, the market generally yielded
to the reactionary tendency and closed
very near the lowest, and easy in tone.
There were no development in the money
or exchange market, though both were
scanned with eager interest. Discounts
in London and sterling exchange were
slightly easier here, but London has to
prepare for a ten per cent installment
Of the government loan, which will be
taken up this week. The tightening of
the London money market and the de-
mand for exchange in New York to pay
the installmentE of American subscription
will both tend toward gold exports The
money market here continues easy and
shows no sign of hardening, notwith-
standing the diminished supply Of cash
for the market on Sub Treasury opera
tions. 1t is worthy of remark in this con-
nection that Saturdays Treasury state
ment at Washington showed an excess of
receipts over expenditures for the day of
81 ,321 ,6S1, thus materially raising the fig
ures of the months surplus.
Railroad bonds were weak in sympathy
with stocks but the dealings were rather
light. Total sales (par valued Sl,410.00O.
United States 2s advanced u and new
As declined Il in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks today were
$40, 800 shares, including the following:
Atchison preferred, 20,S30; Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy, HOE; Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific, 5,S25 Manhattan Ele-
waited, 5,975; Northern Pacific, $500; Mis-
souri, Pacific. 1880 Philadelphia and
Reading first preferred. $500; Pennsyl-
vana Railroad. 1850; Chicago, Mlwau
kee and st. Paul, $3.50; Southern Pacific.
1850; Union Pacific. 1880; American
Steel and Wire, IA ,295; American Steel and
Wire preferred. Clio: American Tobacco,
500; Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 1875;
Federal Steel 1860; Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Company, $3.50; American
Sugar, 256, 10; United States Leather, 49,
$50.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, April 30.-The day on the
etoclx market started off with another at
tempt to rush up prices by speculative
manipulation with the purpose of attack
ing an outside following, but the short
interest had been so far eliminated by
tbe events of the latter part of last week
that there was not sufficient demand from
that source to keep up prices. Neither
was there any awakened interest deVel-
oped through the commission houses ING
market therefore fell back ana pecalne
dull and heavy but without positive weak
ness until some of the later Developments
when the bears showed renewed V1gor ana
sold prices to the lowest of the day Inc
violent break in American Sugar was the