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EDW. sCHURATANN,
1914 y. Pennsylvania st. Tel. 1879.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Mrs. Teal's rarty

Mrs. George W. Teals pleasant
Spruce street home was the scene OF a
delightful gathering of ladies Yesterday
afternoon. There were smilax and cut
flowers in profusion and the ladies seem.
ed to have gowned themselves in admir-.
able adjustment to the elegancies their
hostess had provided. There were seve n
tables and MCGinty WAS the game. Mrs.
Paddock and Miss Berlin won all the
games and the former won the prize on
cut of cards-a handsome Texas
Colorado Chautauqua spoon. The con.
solution prize was won by Mrs. w. w.
White on cut with Mrs Walter Cham.
berlaln. The tally score cards were en-
bossed presenting the American flag and
these were tied with red, white and blue
ribbons. There were many unique and
pretty innovations and the supper which
followed the afternoons games. was an
elaborate one. In short. the ladies pres.
ent have voted Mrs. Teal one of the most
charming of hostesses and her party
quite the ''swellest" and most delightful
Of the season.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
COMING TO BOULDER.
A Reception by the Ladies of Boulder to
Mrs, Grenfell.

A Reception by the Ladies of Boulder te
Mrs. Grenfell.
A reception will be rendered Mrs
Helen l. Grenfell, silver fusion candid
ate for superintendent of public lnstruc
ton, at the new Odd Fellows hall
Cheney block. Saturday afternoon from
2 to p. m. Mrs. Grenfell speaks a
Longmont Friday night ana will arrive
in Boulder Saturday morning, becoming
the guest of Mrs. E. J. Morath, warp
friend and admirer. There will be in
strumental music of varied nature and
possibly the ladies may induce Mrs
Grenfell to say few words to them
The lady possesses charming person
ality and has many friends in Boulder
who remember her during her residence
in this county. Mrs. Arnett, Mrs. Morath
Mrs. Montgomery and other ladies are
great admirers of the Helen Loring o.
other days. Boulder ladies, who are in
terested in the cause she represent:
should meet this able educator ano
charming woman.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Army Surgeon 5
SnO||g Story
WANT AND NEGLECT.
Surgeon Minage Tells of Experiences ofthe
Sixth Regiment.

Surgeon Minage Tells of Experiences ofthe
Sixth Regiment.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. 4-The war in
vestigation committee, when il recon-
menced work this morning. first took up
the testimony of Surgeon Mlnage, who
served with the Sixth United States rtg
ulars. He was trained as a yellow fever
expert at New Orleans. He stated that
at Santiago he had no regular hospital
tents and that the men were obliged to
lie upon straw in dog tents. The pa.
tients were kept with the regiment and
were not sent TO the general hospital a
mile and half 10 the rear Medicines
necessary for the treatment OF fevers
were lacking and could not be secuted.
He said that on one occasion he asked
for an ambulance to carry patient TO
the hospital and had his request com
piled with after two days of waiting,
After the return 10 Montauk he said hat
he was unable to secure supplies and
that he was unable 10 secure any assist
ance in nursing.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Stock Interests Moying West.

The live stock interest, both domestic
and export, is gradually moving west.
Soon after the war New York was the
country's great ma1ket-then Buffalo,
then Chicago. OF recent years Omaha
and Kansas City have moved to the
front, while the Denver yards. since
1904, have increased their transactions
200 per cent, with steady increase as
sured for many years to come by reason
of the rapid development in the feeding
industry. In this connection the Chicago
Record states that stock in the Union
stock yards company of South Omaha is
advancing in price, a recent sale being
at q5. the last previous quotation having
been at % cents on the dollar. The
finishing touches are being put on the
new SI,oooooo Armour plant at that
point, and it is said some of the other
packing interests OF Chicago are to make
extensions in their South Omaha prop.
e1ty. Mr.. Armour is holder of some
of the stock, rumor having it that be
was given the site for his plant and
$7so.oooo 10 shares for locating pack.
ing house at that place. Other Chicago
capitalist are largely interested The
stock has been paying dividends at the
rate Of s per cent year since 1896. the
outstanding issue being s5,7soooo.-
Denver News.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
AmAl1nm Mill Directors.

A. M. Tinker, Thos. A. Wilson, Chas
A. Blair and Jas. o. Dwyer, directors o.
the Amalgam mining company. who
have been here inspecting their new
milling property, LETT today for Jackson
Michigan. They were we'll pleased with
the institution and will accept the prop
erty from the contractors within few
weeks. Messrs. Westheimer and Will
heimer, of New York, two other direct
ors, will remain several days longer.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
N0|C||0||d Nos
T|eQC1e|OuS
FRENCH TREACHERr.

Major Marchsnd's Letter to the khsiifa
Secured by Kitchener.
London, Nov. "A nasty story got
abroad today concerning Major March
and's treachery toward General Kitch'
ener. General Kitchener secured let
ter written by Marchand to the Khal'ta
At Omdurman. telling him that if ne
raised the French flag the republic OF
France would aid him in driving out the
British. The Khalifa replied that he
had killed one British dog, would kill
another and would then drive the Frene b
out of the country.
1t is expected that when this story be.
comes known the English people will d.
mand war.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Like Lambs to the Slaughter.

Rough Rider Buck Taylor, who is
stumping New York telling his story Of
San Juan hill, is reported to have wound
up recent speech at Port Jervis by say.
ing: "We followed Colonel Rooseveli
up San Juan hill like lambs to the
slaughter. and we hope that you will dc
the same on November 8. 8."-Washing
ton Post. ~-- 49,
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Common VIII
GUQ|d Polls
BALLOTS AND BULLETS.
North Carolinisns Prepare for a Great
Struggle.

North Carolinisns Prepare for Great
Struggle.
Wilmington. N. c., Nov. 4-In antici.
patton of the expected election troubles
here, battery of regular artillery will
happen to be here on election day. The
artillery is situated at Fit. Caswell and
has been ordered to pass through this
city on Tuesday next.
The negroes are thoroughly alarmed
and do not know what to expect The
red shirts have no desire to have COLI
fl,ct with the federal authorizes but they
are determined If the battery is brougk,
here 10 aid the Republicans. it will have
no effect, as the Democrats are bent up.
OH Kidding the state of the obnoxlous
negro Office holders.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
A Small Blaze.

Fire this morning destroyed the car,
penter shop of E. Lundborg on 2Ist and
Hill streets. The East Boulder hose
company handled the fire without the
aid of the city companies. The loss in
scluding the tools and machinery in tn:
shop will reach 5000.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
French Crisis Not Over.

London. Nov. 4--Despite the pacific
inspired utterances of the press, It is
known certainly that the French crisis is
not passed 1t is believed that the re.
call of Marchand is merely preliminary
step 10 the reopening of the Egyptian
question. The continued preparations
for war made by the admiralty Office are
regarded as significant.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
HANNA OESPAiRS.
He Realizes the Success Of the democrats
"a Ea

He ReaiIxss the succcss Of the democrats
this Fall.
Washington. Nov. 4-Senator Hanna
has given up the fight in despair. He
has come to the conclusion that the
American people will not endorse the
administration at the polls but will re.
turn a Democratic congress. He is pre-
pairing to save Mckinley however and is
now laying plans for McK,nleys renom'
ination two years hence. The admins.
tration is sending all votershome to vote,
transportation being furnished all who
are over II years OF age. Every effort
is being made to save something from
the wreck.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
ADJOURNED I'LL TUESDAY,.

American Commissioners Ask Time to Pre-.
pare = Reply.
Paris, Nov. 4-The peace oonferenc c
adjourned this morning until next Tues.
day. The Spanish commissioners pro.
tested that the American demands were
outside of the scope of the protocol and
the American commission asked for
time to prepare reply to the protest.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Fourth Ohio Returns,

New York. Nov! 4-The transport
Chester arrived from Porto Rico today
with the Fourth Ohio volunteers on
boud. On account Of the heavy fog
p cvailing, the vessel remained off quar-
antine until II o'clock this morning.
One death occurred on the voyage when
two days out from San Juan.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
An Object Lesson.

Washington. Nov. 4-Admiral Dewey S
cable stating thatth Charleston and Con.
cord have been sent to lloilo Is part OF
the plan Of the administration to show
the Spanish in possession of some OF the
Philippine ports, the stars and stripes.
and likewise to show the Americans
where the Spanish defenses are and
what they consist Of. ..-..
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Attention, FIremen!

By request. the entire FIRE department
of Boulder is requested to meet at Cen.
trail FIRE station at 8 O'Clock, on Friday
evening, Nov. 4, to consider and act on
matters of greatest importance to the
department. Let every fireman attend
ROBERT MAY, Chief
Attest: J. E. BEMus. Sec'y.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
ElGctrOcuted for Murder,

Columbus, O.. Nov. 4-Charles Mel
son, negro murderer, was eIectrocu,ed
this morning. The eleCtrocut!on was
the most successful ever held in the
state, death resulting IN seven seconds.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
SHAFROTH MEETING.

Alliance Congregational Candidate Will
Speak In the Armory Monday.
The closing rally Of the campaign will
be held in the armory on Monday nigh,
Hon John F. Shafroth, the congressional
Candidate for the first district. will ad,
dress the meeting. All are invited to al.
tend.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Rios Returns to Madrid.

Madrid, Nov. 4-The Spanish cabinet
couucil held a meeting to receive the re
port of General Rios, the president OF
the Spanish peace commission who re
TUNED from Paria this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
CAnOa Evacuated,

Canea. Crete, Nov. 4-The Turks have
completely evacuated the island and all
public Offices except the postoffice and
telegraph, which are still managed by
the Ottomans are in the hands of foreign
officials,
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Fatal Boiler ExpiosiOH.

Oil City, Pa, Nov. Awhile testing a
boiler in the Oil City boiler works this
morning. by an explosion oi The boiler,
one maeh.nist was killed, one fatally IN
jured and 90 seriously injured.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
kITCHEkER'S WELCOME.

The Hero of Egyptian Campaign Receive d
With Open Arms.
London, Nov. 4-The freedom OF the
city and sword of honor was presented
to Gen Kitchener upon his arrival a,
Guild hall today. His coming was greet.
ed by great enthusiasm, the march bei' &
attended by great crowds of people.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Embexzied Six Thousand Dollars.

Kansas City, Nov. 4-EIi Levy Of the
firm of Weston & Levy, wholesale com.
mission merchants, was arrested today
in the act Of eloping With variety actress.
He is charged with embezzIing 5000.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
No DemOnstratiOns

Paris, Nov. 4-The chamber Of deputie:
opened today but no unusual demonstra
ton resulted.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
NO RUPTURE OCCURRED.
Peace Conference WIN Continue to Tie
End,

End.
Washington, Nov. 4-Secretary Hay
said today that no rupture had occurre !
in the Peace negotiations at Paris anc
that none was expected by the admins
tration. A counter proposition is looks d
for from the Spaniards however, today.
The negotiations may become tedious
and strained but, he sail. it is not
thought that they will be broken off.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
silver (IuoratiOn.

New York. Nov. 4-Silver is quoted
at OK today.
Daily camera., 1898-11-04
Colorado School of Music,

Following is the program of Miss
Browns recital this evening at p.
m. in the preparatory school auditorium:
Moonlight Sonata Beethoven
Adagio Sostemunto
Allegretto
Presto Agitato
Song-Ave Maria Gounod
Miss Whitmore.
(a) Aufschwing Schuman
(b) Traumes Wirren Schumsn
Song-1ch Liebe Dich Grieg
Miss Berlin.
(a) Prelude-.W aldwanderung Chopin
(b) Bohemian Walt. Doorak
(c) Hungarian Air Listz
Slumber Song
Miss Whitmore.
Camranella List.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
WHAT Is THIS 2
Is Harshb anger Accepting an Offer Simila
to the One Capt. Pritchard Refused
Ill - l,a ri-to

Is Harshb anger Accepting an Offer Simila
to the One Capt. Pritchard Refused?
Special to the Register.
Huntington, W. Va, November 3d.
James H. Harshbarger, Republican
candidate for Delegate to the Legisla-
ture, who has been beaten by Doctor
Taylor, his Democratic opponent, in
the official count and in the recount,
asked by the former, has served a
notice of contest on DR.. Taylor, which
will be tried by the House of Delegates
at the coming session.
The impudence of this proceeding
will be appreciated when it is recalled
that the whole election machinery at
the voting precincts and in the Coun-
ty Court of Cabell County was in the
hands of the Republicans in the ratio
Of two to one in their favor.
Mr.. Harshbarger has thought it
necessary to couple Major Bennett,
Democrat, and Davis, Republican, in
his notice of contest but 1t is under
stood that his contest is directed
against DIR. Taylor, whose majority is
sixteen, while Major Benefits ma
jority over Harshbarger is 108.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
GUILTY OF ARSON.

Philadelphia, November 30.-A. Lin
coin Lands, a member of the firm of
Mayer, Lands & Co.. whose file works
at Twentieth street and Allegheny av-
enue, were burned in September, 1887,
was to-day convicted of arson, the Jury
finding him guilty of having set fire
to the establishment.
There was mortgage on the plant
and execution had been issued on it
and a date fixed for the sheriff's sale.
The insurance on the property, it was
alleged, was held by relative of Lam
dis.
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them to leave and go nome. Tie angry
crowd fingered about the Jail until
los, when another attempt was made
to enter. Again they were dispersed,
and at 1870 but few remained.
The prisoners were removed from the
Jail proper and were under heavy
guard.
The report is current that another
attempt will be made before morning
to secure Grant. whom the mob re-
peatedly demanded, not mentioning
Melat's name, the leaders warning the
mob before leaving for the Jail that
they must not modest Melat until he
was proven guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01

Special to the Register.
Warrington, w. Va, November So.-
The scheme inaugurated by the Repub-
lican bosses in the State reached its
eliminating point here yesterday in
the fruitless attempt of Secretary OF
State Dawson, Governor Atkinson and
Collector White to force Captain A. N.
Prichard, the defeated candidate for
the Legislature, to contest the seat OF
Major Ash, who was elected to the
legislature by an undisputed majority
of 50 votes.
The following telegram was received
from Governor Atkinson, and the ad-
ditional one from Dawson and White:
charleston, Kanawha Co., w. Va,
November 20, 1898.
"Capt. A. N. Prichard. Warrington,
West Virginia:
"Party interests demand contest in
/ your case. We will pay all expenses.
Please wire Kendall to proceed imme-
diately. &c. w. ATKINSON"
"2:O5 p. M"
charleston, Kanawha Co., w. Va,
November 20. 1898,
"Capt. A. N. Prichard, Warrington.
w. Va:
Republican State Executive Com
mittee request you to allow use of your
name in contest proceedings to pro-
tect interests of Republican party
All costs and expenses will be paid bv
no --wm. nj. y. DAWSON,
Chairman.
"a B. WHITE, Secretary
"2:4O p. M"
The spectacle is presented to the
,ps2Els q IN O. sS=ft u q. SsSdidate
for the United States Senate and the
Secretary of State, whose duty it is
to make up the roll Of the elected
members of the House of Delegates
to change the result in the State as
established and fixed by the voters or
election day. No notice has been serv.
ed upon Major Ash, and while Cap.
tain Prichard is an ardent Republican
he is yet an honorable man and would
not be a party to the Republican
scheme inaugurated by these gentle.
men so as to give them basis for or.
ganizing the House of Delegates upor
contested seats, which had no grounds
or basis for the contest
The originals of these kilograms are
in the hands of responsible person OF
this town, where they can be laid be.
fore such committee as may be ap-
pointed by the next Legislature to in
vestigate this bold and daring plan to
deprive the people of the county OF
Marion of a seat in the Legislature to
which they had elected one of their
citizens.
These kilograms verify the predic-
ton made earlier by the Register that
there was movement in this State by
Messrs. Dawson and White and their
allies to grab the Legislature in the
interest of Republican candidate for
the United States Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
LAKE SEASON CLOSED

Pittsburg, Pa, November 30.-Local
shippers to the Lakes were notified to-
day that no more coal would be re-
ceived at the lake ports this year. This
closes the season and throws several
thousand miners out of employment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
WOULD.BE LYNCN[RS Fooled.
Two Attempts by Mob to Rrler the
i Parkersburg Jail

MADE LATE LAST NIGHT-A SPEECH
BY JUDGE JACKSON, OF THE
CRIMINAL COURT, IN WHICH HE
PROMISED TO SEE THAT JUSTICE
IS DONE WADE GRANT, HAD THE
EFFECT OFF SENDING THE
LYNCHERS AWAY-A SECOND Eff
FORT, MADE LATER. Baked BY
SHERIFF WADE AND HIS DEPU-
TIES-THE MOB DRAWN TO
GETHER BY POSTERS, CALLING
UPON THE CITIZENS TO TAKE
VENGEANCE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
GOLD COMING OVER.

NEW YORK. November 3o-Morton,
Bliss & Co. announce that they have 8,
10000 gold coming from Europe on the
steamship Majestic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
4 VIE REPUBLICAN SCHEME
To Give That Party an Apparent Ma
jority in the House Of Delegates,

so THE BODY MAY BE ORGANIZED
I'M THE INTEREST OF ATKINSON
FOR THE UNITED STATES SEN
ATE-CAPT. A. N. PRITCHAnD
URGED TO Mako A CONTEST
FOR Al SEAT TO WHICH HE HAS
NO SHADOW OF RIGHT-ATklN-
SON. DAWSON AND WHITE SIGN
THE REQUEST-PRITCH RE-
FUSES TO HAVE A HAND IN The
SCHEME.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
The Weather.

Mr. c. ScAnepf the Opera House drug
gist, made ahe following observations of
the temporal ;re yesterday: I a. M, IS: 8
a. M, IS; II b., II: p. M. a.; p. M, 81;
WASHINGTON, D. c.. November so
For West Virginia Probably rain or
For Western Hennsylvania and Ohio
Partly cloudy, WIN possible snow flurrias:
fresh west to nortl rest Wtnd&
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
CHESAPEAKE Z OHIO CASE |
Before the Inter State Commerce Con-
mission Finished Yesterday.

INGALLS, CANDTDLY AD-
MITS THAT HIS ROAD HAS BEEN
CONDUCTING ITS BUSINESS CON.
TRARY TO Law, BUT PROMISES
TO DISCONTINUE ALL INEQUALt-
TIES AND FAVORITISM-TAa :.
FINDING OF THE COMMISSION 10
Be ANNOUNCED AT A LATER
DAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01

Boston, November 30.-The steamer
Orion reached here this morning from
Newport News. She lost the barges
Ocean Belle for Providence. and the
Enos soule, for this port. The crew
~ tAe Ocean Belle. four men, we're
apyed. The fate o. those on the Soule
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01

Boston, November 30.-The steamer
Ohio, which went ashore on Spectacle
! Island during Saturdays storm. was
floated by five tugs this afternoon and
brought TO her dock. 1t is thought
she is not badly damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
WHAT TREATY WILL CONTAIN. |
A Schedule IF the Matters To Be Con-
sidered by the commissioners.

THERE ARE THIRTEEN ARTICLES
WHICH WILL FORM THE BASIS
OF THE FUTURE NEGOTIATIONS
AND THEY INCLUDE ALL THE
POINTS RAISED BY THE AMERd-
CAN COMMISSIONERS - COMMITS
SICNS TO MEET DAILY TILL THE
WORK is FINISHED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01

. Boston, Mass, Novmber 30.-An-
other heavy northeast snow storm
started in here just before seven O'Clock
\ this morning and an hour later had
settled down in a way that promised
several inches Of snow at least
Passengers on the North and South
shore trains report that the wind is
blowing a gale along the shore. This
storm promises to complete the wreck
among the shipping along the shore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01

New York, November 30.-No word
has yet been received from the steam
ship Pentagoet, of the Manhattan
Steamship Company's line, which left
this port on Thursday last for Bangor,
where she was due early Sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
An ARMY ANDNAvY SQUABB!E
There were Serious Differences During
the Santiago Campaign.

GENERAL SKATER AND ADMIRAL,
SAMPSON WE'RE All ODDS DUR
ING THE OPERATIONS AGAINST
THE CITY. AND DID NOT GET To-
GETHER EVEN AT THE CLOSE OF
THE CAMPAIGN-SAMlPS RE-
FCRT cRITICIZES SKATER AND
GIVES SOME PREVIOUSLY UN-
PUBLISHED HISTORY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-17
UTAH COAL IN CALIFORNIA.

When the question is asked whether
there viii ever be a railroad built from
this city to Los Angeles. the only def
mite answer that can be made is that
everybody hopes so. II one were, it
would be Of inestimable value to this
state ard to California.
For some time past the people of San
Francisco have been having a war with
the coal barons, but some little relief
has come to them from Utah coal. The
Chronicle says that some retail deal
ers are now selling Utah and Austral-
lar Goals at figures below those of the
British Columbia, Washington and Ore
gon product The difference in favor of
the consumer is 81 and So per ton. 1t is
gratifying to note that the nearby
coal. that of Utah and wyoming, can
be utilized in this way 10 an Indefinite
extent-providing the freight rates are
rot arbitrarily put up-as that fact
must, along with the growing DISPOSE
ton of retailers to do their own bust
ness in their own way, determine the
general average OF price"
If there were 4 railroad from here to
Los Angeles, and it went by the coal
fields of Iron county, San Franchises
and Californias coal problem would be
solved: the great city and the great
state could then depend on Utah coal
all the time, and at prices that would
cause it almost to monopolize the mar
l.et This would be blessing to Cali
fornia and to Utah.
A road from this. city to Los Angeles
vcrld be the best and shortest for the
transportation of California fruit to the
eastern market; and the coal and the
fruit trade would justify the building
of one. 1t would also be certain TO
become a favorite route for passengers.
Nature and her resources offer every
irducement to man to build railroad
from this city to southern California.
VIII man heed the inducement? In
time, certainly; but in what time?