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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07

The promoters of the American
Boy" celebration and entertainment on
the evening Of Saturday, october %, are
running up against some members OF the
city board Of education who object to
the superintendent being authorized to
instruct mis- principals to allow the sale
Of tickets in the schoOIs, but the young
slers nope to be able 10 secure the nee
essary number OF signatures to the LETT
ter of authorization to-day.
Speaking OF the matter yesterday at-
ternoon. Or. s. L, Jepson, the city
health ohieer, who Is a member Of the
board from Clay district, said he was
glad to have the opportunity to help
along the movement and did not believe
that the plea Of discipline" and "regu-
larity" applied in this particular case.
To the prejudice Of the proposed enter
tainmeut and celebration, other mem
bers Of the board do not share In this
broad-minded view.
"The American Boy movement is the
most striking lesson in patriotism ever
learned by the American boy. and the
board OF education ought to be the last
SET Of individuals to place an obstacle
in Its way" said gentleman whose In-
terest in the schools has always been in
evidence. 'I am surprised TO learn that
...1,, No., 5ac1tSad To facilitate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
SOCIETY,".

Yesterday afternoon At O'Clock oe-
curred ths wedding Of aEr. Robert Nes-
bitt Of NesbIit 4 Brothet and MISS
Mary dccr1m, daughter Of m. John
McCruin. Willow Gen, near Alten-
helm. The ceremony was performed =
the home Of the bride, by Rev, Dr. J. =.
Mcclure OF the United Presbyterian
church. assisted By the co-pastor, Rev.
]. II. LitfeA, and Rev. D. A. Denton,
br0ther-lu-iGw Of the bride, and editor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Tines, q
Parkersburg. The maid and man Of
honor were the three-year- tWin
children Of Rev. Denton. Eggar and
Wilma. The invited guests were the
immediate families OF the bride ana
groom. Dr.. Mcclure married the pa
rents Of the bride and her brothers and
slssers There were many handsome
presents, though a request had been
made that they be omitted. The re-
freshmenis were served by Zigenfe.oer,
The bride and groom left on the S:S5 p.
m. Baltimore and Ohio train for the
East. They win be away for about SIX
weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
Ar.11aAToR on Els HANDS.

A risky young alligator was a COM
signment of live stock received by Po-
lice Lieutenant o. NJ. suppler last even
ing, sent to him by Corporal Ed Darby.
OF FranZheim's Immunes, in camp at
jacksonville, Fla. While pleased at his
present, the lieutenant found himself in
the dilemma of not knowing what to do
with the Florida beauty. II II had been
a turtle the case would have been DIFF
ferent, but alligator soup isn't in fashion
in these diggings, Lieutenant Suppler
after some ilustllns prevailed on Mr..
Goethe to exhibit the alligator In his
drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger IN ths city and wheeling Pso'
pie Abroad.

Stranger IN the CITY and wheeling PsO'
pie Abroad.
]. A. Roberts. of Elizabeth, IS at the
s;amm.
John Cullinan was a Dlttletou regis
ter at the Howell last night
]. A. Haley. wife and SOM Of Charles
ton, are guests Of the Windsor.
Private David Hciskcl. of the First
West Virginia, Is home from Knoxville,
Tenn. on a furlough
Herman Bertz, Of Cooly-Bentz Co..
IS able TO be out, after having under
gore a successful operation.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Fordyce. Of South Main
street. left for Pittsburgh yesterday,
and Will be gone all next week.
Rev. c. II, ollphant, pastor Of the
First Christian church, Is attending the
wos- Virginia Missionary convention,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
LOCAL BREvIrIEs
pIat,.rso Of Miner AIom;iSit In aud About
tAs CITY.

pIausrsof aIlnor Momskt In aud About
ths CITY.
Grand this evening "Hoga1s Al
ley" ET
The council committee on poace meets
this evening ut 1880 O'c1pek.
Back Prince Lodge, knights OF Py-
thlas. conferred the page rank on nine
candidates last night.
Yesterdays police court was presided
over by President NJ. A. Chew, Of the
second branch OF council and justice
mas dealt out in three cases,
The boys and girls OF Union school,
who are rehearsing The Return of tho
CavgIerS, FOR the 'Amarean Boy" enc
tertainment, Will have rehearsal this
afternoon at the Carroll club audito-
rum.
George Rahlbaugh was fined IS 90
and costs last night by Squire yitzpat-
rick, at the instance OF. Henry Rice.
The charge was ASSAULT and battery
Kahbaugh was also put under peace
bond. Both parties live 10 Elm Grove.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
IS Or New Fan Clothing.

There Is certain ezclusivenes1 certain Eehnels about
Bros clothes that The trade Of psnsadns and
dros ana :han other stores asS fcr h
binary kind
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
GIVE FEM a CHANGE.
The Wheeling. school Boys En-
counteriue Some TrOuble
N sEcuRING ENDORsEMENT

oF THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
OF EDUcATIoNTo THE SALE OF
TICKETS FOR THE AMERICAN
BOY" ENTERTAINMENT = DIR.
JEPsoN GLAD TO HELP THE
MOVEMENT ALoNG-oTHERs.
HOWEVER. DECLINE TO Sane
TON THE BOYS REQUEST.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-22

TIE CITY NEWS.

& TIE CITY NEWS. !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mayor Scott took in Duluth
Tuesday. -
B. Levin. of The Model, at
tended to business matters in
Duluth Tuesday.
Have you seen the elegant new
line of shirt waists at Talboys &
Campbell's? All latest styles
and patterns.
| e. E. Bailey spent the Sab
bath in Duluth.
| Mrs. M. E. flaming spent
Tuesday in Biwab1k, the guest
of Mrs. E. w. Coons.
The Enterprise for job print.
ing at right prices also equa
prices.
| !. D. Lamont attended to busi,
ness in Biwabik Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Erwin Lerch was in from
ISparta Tuesday.
UreaB ClUs1uS uut-s<sle Uf straw
if1atssnuw ON at T fattih,ioys; tti, Camp.
l bells. ~.< .>.'.' - - =
Hale Hartley, a prominen'
young attorney of Duluth, was
in the city Monday evening.
Fred Donner, who for some
time past has been employed al
Romans clothing emporium
left Tuesday for his Chicago
home.
Talboys & Campbell have al
immense stock of ladies ant
misses shoes, latest styles ant
patterns, which they are offering
at catchy prices. See them.
If you seek the news, reat
The Enterprise.
Harry Shanedling has secured
a position at Olson's Big Store
Minneapolis, and leaves for tina
|place to enter upon his nev
duties the first of the week.
Children's shoes. an elegan
and complete line at right price
at Talboys & Campbell's.
Messrs. J. B. Sattler, Sar
Milavetz and J. Tornquist wen
: to Duluth this morning, to be i
attendance at the funeral Q
maurice Goldfish.
F. $. Colvin was over fror
Biwabik Monday.
Capt. VIM. White, of tn
Roberts was a Virginia visito
Monday.
Capt. Chas. Trezona returne
Monday evening from a tri
down the line. ~ :...=.@ .::s@> =
Gold Medals 10 HARPEl
whiskey at New Orleans
Worlds Fair Chicago Try it, 70
will endorse the Judges verdic
Sold by T. A. Clark, Virgini'
Minn. -,z y @..,:.. ..ss.s~: +. ..5:s
i H. B. Sturtevant, superintent
ent of the Pioneer mine at Ely
was in the city Friday.
Bedsteads, springs, mattresse
4 dining tables and house furnish
lings at Talboys & Campbell's.
Mrs. Dove, Of M,nneapoli!
visits 10 the city, the guest 9
Mrs. J. Vincent, Of Lake Boule
ward. ! So. &.
M. 7. Fay attended % busines
matters at Duluth Oh Monday.
Dress goods and table linens
a mammoth stock, latest pattern
at Talboys & Campbell's.
i a. Newton Brown. asslstau
& cashier Of the Bank Of Virginis
enjoys a visit from his mother
y OF Denver, Colorado.
Shirt waists, the most elegar
and complete line on the rang
at Tcalboys & Camp pbelp 8.
The local raspber crop b
gins to rlper IS
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Helps; OF
the Adams, WELCOMED. a young
american at their home on
Thursday last, and Eddie smiles
.in spite Of his 4th of July fingers.
IN. Patient leaves soou for
Woodruff and Minocqua, Wis,
where he seeks a new business
location. s'
8 The court on wheels took
another jaunt the first of the
week, manufacturing 81 new
American citizens at Hibbing and
10 at Mountain Iron.
W. L. Cole,. the diamond drill
operator, looked after business
interests in<the city yesterday,
E. E. Edwards, shovel runner
at the Mountain Iron mine;
shook hands with many Virginia
friends Sunday.
John Donnell, of the firm of
Donnell & Cullen, OF West Su :
perior, who have the contract for
the new. school building, came
up Wednesday relieving his
stner Mr. Cullen, of the work
M ,,erpisson of the cons true
=tion Tor a few days. Mr.. Cullen
went to Duluth and Superior on
Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Parks ar
rived in the city on Friday last
from Carlton, and are now COM
fortablY ensconced in the Mars
residence on Lake Boulevard. =.
Isaac Johnson on Wednesday
purchased the Patient building
at the east end of Maple Street,
for $500. 90, and will at once re-
PAIR same and fit it up as a
boarding house.
A party of six of our young
people attended the dance at
Sparta Friday evening, and re.
port a most enjoyable~time.
S.. Milavetz returned Tuesday
| from a short business trip to the
Zenith City.
Miss Mamie Mack, of West
Duluth, and Miss Hattie Blom
gren, of lnneapolis, arrived in
the city Monday, spending a few
days as the guest of Mrs. B.
Levin.
M. G.. Melady. of the Hotel
Hbbing, was in the city Wed
nesday. -
John Gostiu, Jr., went to Bi
,wabik yesterday. =,
Miss Ida Burley, of Duluth,
arrived in the city Tuesday .eve
ming for a visit, the guset of Mr.
and Mrs, E. E. Bur]ey. ion wy
oming avenue. ... =
t Dr.. N. P. Hulst, of Milwaukee
general manager of the Olive
Mining company, f.looked ovel
the Mesaba holdings Of that cor
poration the first of the week.
Street Commissioner Cannon
IS this week engaged in putting
IN q new eight foot walk on wy
oming avenue, extending th'
walk one block north.
.ES
j Mrs. E. Graf, Of Marinette
Wis, who has been visiting he
sons, John and Jacob Stein, ii
this city for some weeks past
i returned home Wednesday
/ Jacob Stein accompanied her q
/ far as Duluth. .&
Dr.. Stuart Bates returned thi'
morning from . trip to Dulutl
l and Northern Michigan, accom-
/ panied BY Mrs. R. J. Bates an.
little daughter, Of Ironwood, VIII,
I will visit here for time. Mrs
Il Bates issthe wife Of Dr.. Bates
4 brothor, Capt. Robert J. Bates
.Iof the Thirty fourth Michigan
4 Who with his company was pres
4 elit atSthe battle and surrende
ot santiag
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! Jas. Kidd, OF Mt. Iron, was in
the city Monday, purchasing
lumber for some improvements
to his Mt. Iron property.
VIM. Brennan. formerly of this
city but later of Duluth, came
up Monday for a visit with old
friends here.
Clyde Bender, village recorder
OF Sparta, was in the city Satur-
day.
Attorney T. Waldo Murphy, OF
Hibbing. attended to legal bus
mess before the Municipal Court
This morning.
j. Wainwright. Jr., son of J,
Wainwright. of the Drake &
Stratton company. and J. A,
Loulan are owe: from Biwab k
to lay. making The Enterprise a
friendly call.
Dominic Burns spent the Sab,
! batl, viewing the scenic beauty
of his homestead on the White
face and specu'at;ng on the value
of Minnesota farm lands.
The Virginia CityBand aud
EoFohestra viii tender an enjoy
able hop at Crockett's Opera
House on Friday next, July 20,
to which a cordial invitation is
extended. The dances under
the auspices of this organization
are always the best, and no at
tention will be lacking in max.
ing Of this successful event.
Deputy Game Warden Phil.
lips, of Tower. was in the city
Saturday. He had just finished
a prosecution at Hibbirg. where
he mulcted a game law violator
for $4,000. Mr.: Phillips says he
will be we'll pleased when they
appoint a hustling deputy-one
who will attend to the duties OF
the position-on this range, as
his time and attention is. de.
manded elsewhere. >lE
| Mrs. Jas. McAlpin and Archie
McAlpin leave next week for
Collins, Idaho, where Mr.. Jas.
McAlpin has located. Collins
is in the center of a large white
pine belt, the timber being own
ed by eastern capitalists who are
at present engaged in estimating
and appraising the lands for the
purpose of putting same on the
market.
Jas. A. Loulan was over from
Biwabik Saturday, and in con
versation with an Enterprise re
Iporter stated that the Drake &
Strattou company were fast
cleaning up their contract ~ the
Biwabik; that at present but one
lshovel was employed, two
lshovels and crews being laid of
a fortnight since, and with thu
present crew the work will las
but a few weeks only. Mr.. Lou
Ian states that the completion o.
this work finishes all work which
his company has in sight q
present on the range.
| What might have resulted in ,
most disastrous fire was nippeG
by quick and efectual work or
the part of the fire department
on Friday afternoon last. The
blaze was in the row Of shacks
behind Hoveland's saloon, face
ing the railroad, the property 0!
/ r. w. Scott. and at the time thu
alarm was turned in was under
! good headwaY. The fire sup
! posedly originated from some
children playing with matches
in the deserted buildings, which
have been an open harbinger To-
all kinds Of occupantslfor month.
/ past. The department savet
the structures, although the fir
] prac tically destroyed what value
i NAV have III eviouslv attached &
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Deputy Coroner Prince at
tended to official business at Iron

l
tended to official business at Iron
Junction yesterday. :.
If it happens in Virginia you
will find it in The Enterprise.
J. W. Falk and F. B. Rossom
were over from Eveleth yester
day. "
Mrs. z. K. Brown enjoys q
visit from her sister, Mrs. VIM
Docking, of Clay Center, Kau-
sas,, who arrived in the city Fri
day evening last.
| Attorney Fuller was in from
Eveleth Tuesday.
John Stauber has accepted a
position as local agent for the
Schlitz Brewing company, and
will soon befurnishing the amber
fluid to range retailers.
The arrival of a bouncing boy
baby. was recorded at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John HovIand.
Tuesday. .
John Gonska and..Oscar Fleer,
of Duluth, were in the city YES.
terday enjoying an outing il
lloolringf1Yer the mining proper.
ties in this vicinity. The Enter
prise acknowledges pleasant
call from the gentlemen. Il.
Henry W. Oliver and party
will be on the range Tuesday
next, on a tour of inspection OF
the Oliver Mining company's
holdings. -,
John Nelson, formerly bar.
lender at John Hovlano's, has
resigned his position to accept a
situation with Jake Zein, in his
Duluth wholesale and retail Ii
quor store, leaving today TO as
sumo his new responsibilities.
| G. A. Davidson, of Cleveland
book. keeper in Franklin Rookie
|
feller's Office, has been at the
Franklin group during the week
ARRIVING in the city Monday eve
ming. $780,. ...'.
The Enterprise is in receipt 0:
an invitation to attend the laying
of the corner stone at the new
state capitol building in St. Pau
ON the 9th, as a guest. A mum
ber from this city will attend tn,
ceremonies.
\ Capt. Dick Roberts, formerly
mining captain at the Norman
now occupies a like position a.
the Auburn, Capt. Marty Viii
liam, of the Franklin, succeed
ing him at the Norman: Capt
Williams place at the FRANKLIN
has been filed by Capt. Reubel
Toms, of the EIba. .s@s@..,... i !.
Col: J.. r. James is chief dis.
tributor in the city for the ney
internal revenue stamps, an
can now supply you with an.
number or denomination desired
T. A. Currier, of the clerica
force at the Auburn. welcome,
his wife and family to the cit,
Saturday, from Ontario. >.
e. S. Smith came over fron
the Elba the first Of the week /
look after business matters il
the city. Mr.. Smith has cOnSld
!. able mason work yet to do at th
!. Elba. .
Mrs. 2. p ~ aea and son LEI LEI
for . visit with her parents an,
I friends at Hurley, Wis. Nj
/ Shea accompanied them as IA
as Duluth. q B
Hon. Neil Me- 1nnis, Towe1
! shook hands ii lrgini
friends Tuesday afternioo ii. o
course Neil s. not out electiou
eering yet, but ii just ol1owin|
! up in the wake 81 the !ourt 8
. Wheels, TO see that the work q
]. that body was properly forn
I ed,
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d s. = 1Eox1 50 . .

candidates placed upon the Democratic
ticket He stated: that the Republican
nominations were not the result of popu-
lar: CONCURRENCE, but: had been slated and
put through. by. bosses. He omitted to
perhaps Inadvertently, that the
Democratic reins had been handled by
Jimmie the 'Hefter%. and. his 100 job chas-
ers, and how, regardless of public de-
cericy they had patched up a. ticket to
:: The. band played and every available
device. was utilized In an effort to hold
the audience until the arrival. of Mayor
PhelaH.. During this time a citizen of
the district. Daniel Sullivan, was called
evening. In his. remarks he touched upon
the condition Of. Bernal Park and said
that the citizens Of his district were not
going to adhere to party lines, but were
going to. cast their ballots for. those peo-
Pile who would lend their. efforts toward
improving the. location which, in it's pres
en{.. condition. he pronounced a cesspool
and. CONDUCIVE to disease:
Mayor: Phelan appeared at 10 o'clock
and made a short speech reiterating the
remarks which: he has made in every dis
'trict in this city since the beginning of
the campaign.
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He Declared That Employees Of the Gas Com
pany We're Being Paid Too
Well.
An Affidavit That Definitely Settles the Chinese Methods
Grinding the Poor as Favored by the Hefing
AutOGFata

>. Mayor. .Pheiani in hrs. desperate: efforts
10 force an indersementof his adn1fnlstra-
:tion. and. to- secure a rereleetion;: has re-
sorted TO strange n1ethoqs ito: dodge is
SUES and make the public believe that he.
IS. toiiing for their: welfare. H.. =.
:; For SOME t4rn e: II has: been asserted that
Mr.. .Rholanawds insincefei Z that ne claimed
9 in: his speeches and letters to be:a great
friend Of: the poor 4aboting: man, NShile
at the Same time he, WAS: an anvocate of
low wages: =. a particular allegation was
made that Mr.: Phelan, in discussions, with
members of the Board of Supervisors and
representatives. of the. gas: company, adj
vocated the reduction of wages of en-.
p1oyes of the company with special refer
ence TO the men who Hight street lights
and turn Them out. -, -.
The distinguished head. of the city GOV
eminent. in AN open letter to- .: j. Day
published in the Bulletin. endedYors to-
cover up his trail by the following ale
cation: -. -.
II have not advocated the: reduc
ton of wages: to employees Of the
water or. gas. or any other com
panies. " -. :. =:
The writing of the foregoing shows that
Mr. Phelan in his desperation: suffered.
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Attorney Neuberger's Nose.

Attorney Neuberger, whose nose Police
Commissioner Gunst says he pulled on
Market street on Tuesday, was ready yes
terday to vow that on that memorable
occasion he saved his distance by about
four inches and q nose. He admits that
Mr.. Gunst's fist was shaken close to his
nasal organ, but declares that he only
refrained from clicking his assailant
from consideration of the latter's health.
He claims that he has two witnesses who
will attest the fact that the Neubcrger
nose was merely menaced. He denies
that he inspired Mr.. Ashe to attack Mr.
Gunst, saying that the imputation of his
having much influence with Mr.. Ashe was
altogether too much honor.
IF Mr.. Gunst says he pulled my nose
said Mr.. Neuberger, "he Is cowardly
prevaricator. My only reason for refrain
the fear that he might sue me and plead
locomotor ataxia-'
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MAGUIRE'S PROGRAMME
FOR HIS MEETINGS
LIVELY WORK LAID OUT By
CHAIRMAN LAWLoR.
A Flying Trip to the North and a
Mass-Meeting in the Mechanics
Pavilion.

Some lively work has been laid out by
Judge Lawlor, chairman of the Union
Campaign Committee, for Judge Mcguire
in the next two or three days.
Four large projects are now being ar
ranged. A big day meeting at San Lean
dro on Thursday, a mass meeting at the
Oakland Tabernacle in the evening; a
irving trip to Shasta, Tehama, Butte and
Yuba counties on Friday, and big
demonstration at the Mechanics Pavilion
at o. m. of the same day.
On Thursday afternoon Judge Mcguire
will address large mass meeting at San
Leandro He will be accompanied by e.
l.. Hutchinson, candidate for Lieutenant
Governor; Senator White, Governor Budd
and other able speakers.
The large mass meeting at the Oakland
Tabernacle in the evening will be ad-
dressed by the same speakers and several
local orators. NJ. f. Tarpey, chairman Of
the Democratic committee of Alameda
County, has these two gatherings in
charge.
1T became evident some time ago that
Judge Mcguire began his canvass of the
State too late to cover all the important
points Three weeks ago 1t was believed
to be necessary to eliminate from his
projected itinerary the territory north Of
Woodland. This prospect caused great
disappointment among the voters Of that
region, and the committee has been beset
by all sorts of opportunities coming from
every town and hamlet, to have the
gubernatorial candidate speak in that Sec
ton. Accordingly, on Thursday evening,
after the Oakland meeting q special train
will leave Oakland mole for Redding,
which point will be reached about z
o'clock on Friday morning. Judge Ma
guire will be accompanied by the follow
ing candidates on the State ticket: Ed
R. A Thompson, Secretary of State; viii
s. Green, Treasurer; H. P. Andrews, At
torney General; HI. A. McCraney, Clerk
of Supreme Court William M. Conley
Associate Justice Supreme Court; Irving
H. Mulholland, Surveyor General; Chris
tan Runckel, Superintendent Public In
struction; Everett /. Woodman, Superin-
tendent of State Printing.
Requests are coming IN from intermedi-
ate points to have the train stop long
enough for Mcguire to say few words to
the crowds along the way.
According to the programme as mapped
out 1t is expected that Judge Mcguire
will speak at Redding at s o'clock The
where a stop will be made; then to Chico,
arriving there about l o'clock 1t is ex,
pected that Marysville will be reached be-
tween and o. clock. Short speeches will
be the rule of the day.
From Marysville the run will be made
to the Oakland mole without stop and
the party will probably reach San Fran
cisco about z p. m. 1t will be determined
by the various committees having the
meetings in charge whether they will be
held In halls or in the open air. AT Red
ding Judge Mcguire will speak from the
stand which was erected near the depot