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

The war. graduatlons and the late
openlng OF school made a poor prospect
for football at the West Virginia uni
yersty, which has been Improved only
nv the hardest kind Of work by the ma
terIsl ON hand. OF last years team,
Krebs and Smith, the giant guards, are
AWAY, as well as Osburn, VINO played
such fast game at left END, and Harry
Cole, the eft tackle. There have been
n uimbtr OF candidates for these POSI-
lions In practice daily under the diree-
lion Of Coach AEdeTSon. and the line
up u the team for its first game Sat
r-Gay viii probably be as follows;
Tsn,sv. centre; White, right tackle;
IarGen, right guard; Conrad, left
guard: Durneil, left tackle: WEIGH,
right erd: Noble. left 0ndi w 4orter,
quarter back; Anderson, FIGHT half
back: South. left half back eager, full
back. NcGTggor, W'hhtaIBs sweeney
MiGGleburg uI,di Ernest Cole have shown
up wta and viii make strong subs II
they 90 rot pay regularly,
Manager Ruminc has completed tire
schedule Tor the season, II 10 as fol-
lows:
October Z, against Westminster Col
lego. at Morgantown.
october 70. against Marietta. College,
n MariGita. -
October 20, against pittfhgsgh Ath-
!etlc Club, al PittFhurghr
October ~ aspinst Marietta SoHege'
=; CiafkSburR
Noyembti o, against waFhfhGten and
Jefferson College, at Washington,
November H. against the University
OF Virginia, at Charleston,
November rs against the Ohio Uni
yeisIty, aI Parkerzburg'
The wheeling 4, c. team leaves for
New Athens t0-uarrow morning at 8
O'Clock. going thence by wagon. which
starts from Martins Ferry. The line-up
OF the team viii be az follows:
Lest end ,....,R. Edwards or Coss
Ler; tackle. .......S pecht or G. Mathis
Le.t guard, Mathis or BeaSle
Cntre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Barrett
Right guard. Titus or smith
RlWht tackle .,y.,.,.,.......,,..M cAnlnc1
Rlch, cad. S. Edwards or j. Smith
Quar;er-pack ....,......,.......,,.L Lewis
Lei; Enlt .....,.,t,............ hand'an
R!fhI half =, !.,..,,.......,.J Edwards
Full hack ............: Gray or klncheloe
Eude Curtis. or Bethany, has been
written for 10 plat for w. a. g, at tull
back. in future games, He llays his
position brilliantly, anc Is a great line
bucker.
The Aetnavlile Juniors will play
Musk,ngum college, at Cambridge, o.,
Saturday, october %.
~, \. c. expects to give Franklin
college a good game.
This morning a; the ball park, at 10
o'clock.w. a. c. will practice and again
this evening under electric light near
the Aetna-stanlaFd min, signal prac-
see will De chiefly INDUCED In. The
boys are working hard,
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HOE ooallIANpERY 1lEETs.

A few Knights Templhr fFom this
city ana Bridgeport attended ne meet
Ing OF Rope CommgudeFy ~ -. Ciairs-
Vile last Night. when the orders were
conferred upon Sheriff ~. y, Darby ana
George ~. Crew, This eomnandery
confidently expects the requisite num-
Der 10 hli their place IA the tsienhliAl
parade at PtttSbnrgh next Monday.
More than the accessory nnmper ot
members wiz be there and beadquar.
tiers has been secured IN the Aunieipal
building. a room near where the uh-
rlchgyiiie eomhlnAaeFy VIII have ~
hoadansr terS. Five or SIX commander
les are to use that building for head
quarters.
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A MTIn AaAINsr TIME.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, oct. 6.-star Pointer
paced mile against time to-day 20 the
fair grounds making 10 In 2;0SH under
adverse circumstances, as the track
was heavy. II Is considered as good o
mile as Pointer has ever paced,
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Ilnnhlanla ArnIea NnIHe.

The best salvs in the world Cor Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Iilcerg, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tniter, Chapped Hands,
Chlllblnlns, cQrns, and an Skin Grup-
tons. and positively cures Piles, or 10
pa. required. y 10 guaranteed 10 give
Price IS cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co.
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REAh ESTATE.
For Sale and For Rent.

FOR sALE-A cheap home, tvo-stoFy
brick dwelling. rooms and Htchan, on
Enst McCOllocb street. Lot " BY ~.
only $500 Terms easy.
A very fine building lot on north $50
OF Fourteknth street
Two desirable building lots on WOOD
street, Eighth WARDEN very cay tefD1.
A tYO1stOrY frame DWELLING, roomss
with stable on lot. Lot Is by w South
For RENT-An elegant modern rel.
depco, 10 rooms and bath. hot nd GELD
water, both gases, west side oI Shlp!lpe,
straits Possession given OCTOBER
4 county residence with grounds. In
QuiFa at once.
CA ScHAEFR $50, '; 20 A' Iiis;'; &.
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'T1sN'T safe 10 be day without pr,
Thomas Eclectrlc oil in the house
Never can tell what moment an accl'
dent is going 60 happen.
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NATIONAL LEAGUR
III MAs a HoT GAME.

DROoKLYN, Oct. S.--It was a hot
game between Brooklyn and Boston to-
day Castor. a new left handler, pitch
ed good ball. Lewis was Wild and eff
iectlve by turns, blu, the locals could
not hit together. Both sides helded
brilliantly. Score;
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NEW CASTLES vs.. wheeling Lapn-
dry, at Ball Park, Friday and saturday.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A DEMONSTRATORS SoTIcE
Having been appointed adrinistfatof of
the estate OF Conrad sehOiler, 4. ,heiegY
notify al persons indebted 20 el.4 tato
to make prompt paymant % tle lnqcT-
Egnod, and persons hREing claims aseil1t
the estate VIII present them 20 ma nfpp-
erly atte1tod, fOr settlement. ,an,,
Administrator % the Estate Of conrad
ScheiieT. 494lt
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nso.ts % I.oeai aetys hnd oolIlb Froli
fho rfins, uttv.

~ NII7ll II3T'
The wo55sacia renaioh kept the
speakers and oiharG there yestefdaH,
and Eoma % them remain today. Ehe
Folders and others for many miles
around gathered there IN large num-
bers ana yeaterdaF being . pieasant
day Cor such q gatherlng, me gls
crowd was comfortable and enjoyed me
entertainment provided.
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NEW CASTLES vs.. Wheeling Laun-
dry. at Ball Park. Friday and saturday.
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Bs g. sIEIs SOW FEY sHI8E
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1Nrn T1RsT pfYIsIot

INTO FIRST IuNlSlDN.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. 6.--Philadel-
phia moved into the hrst division 20.
day bg defeating Washington, while
New York lost to Baltimore. Dlneen
was unsteady In the frat inning, which
with a little rocky fielding, enabled the
Phillies to score three runs-R lead
which the Senators could not overcome.
Douglass had only two put-oiits At first,
which Is about the record for that POSI-
llon IN a nlne-lnnlng game. Attend
RHE
Philadelphia ..,,sO20OO06'--6 Q /
Washington 80 100000 90 G 3
Earned runs Philadelphia ]. Batter
res. Flleld and Mcfarland; Dlneen and
Mcguire Umplres. Hunt aud Smith.
Time, 2:l5.
PITTSBURGH TAKES ANOTHER.
LOUISVILLE, oct. e.-TannehllI
pitched good ball ard ne was greatly
assisted by Umpire Mcdonald. who rem
ddered several close decisions against
Score:
RHE
Pittsburgh ...Oo1oOoO3O--i 10 o
louisville .,.",0 cocoon In 0 0
Wagner hated for Kiitridge in tho
hinIh, and Powers batted for Cunning
ram ram ~ the ninth. Time, 1856. UfnpireH.
hmslle and Mcdonald.
PLAYED dILT-EpGED BALL.
SIT LOUIS, oct. 6.-The Browns play
ca piit-edgcd bail against Cleveland to.
Gay winning The flrst aud making u
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oANARuEs.

O,ANARTEs-5oO HARTz NouNTAIll
J RoliarG, ALhieS 400, Eenales ~
HENRY HBLAIBRIGHTS, corner MAJ
k0t and Sixth gtreetl. -
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JAMES a. HENRY.

Main street HaN
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Brooklyn .......Ooo1o2013I Z !
Boston ....,..000A 0l 0-a1o-7 y Z
JENNINGS INJURED.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-TWO !hntsmen
hit by pitched balls. a Wild pitch. a
base on balls and two-bagsfr scored
three runs for Baltimore In the first.
They got two more In the ffth on three
singles and an error by Gettig. The
New YoTks scored their runs in the sec
ond on good hitting, but errors cut 4
mighty figure with the tally IN the
sixth. Jennings nose was broken IN
the hrst inning by pitched ball.
Score:
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draw for the second. Both Taylor and
sudhpr pitched brilliantly. Darkness
stopped the second game In the hfth ip-
ming. Attendance, 1900. Scores:
Cleveland ......t0000oooo-l 9 2
st. Louis .......0 90 SO001 ~ q 4
Earned runs. st. Louis l; Cleveland !.
Batteries, Taylor and clementsi Howell
and Schrecls. Umpires, sWartwood and
Warner. Time, 300.
RHB
Cleveland ..............0 OIL I
81, Louis ...............O 19F .
Earned runs, st. Louis l. Batteries,
Sudhon and Sugden; Young and Crlger.
UmpIres, swartwood and Warner, Time,
flfty-hve minutes.
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NEW CASTLES VS.. Wheeling Laun-
dry, at Ball Park, Friday and Saturday,
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PlTTsBuRoH TAKEs ANoTnER.
rLAYED nIIr.EnnEn RALI..

SIT LOUIS, oct. 6.-The Browns play
ca niit-edgcd bail against Cleveland to.
foaN winning the lrst aud making q
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New York ..........o2OOO.1O-s 8 !
Baltimore ...,,..,,.s 0 90 "a Ot-6 Z .
Game called on account Of darkness,
Attendance, 1900,
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Eude Curtis. or Bethany. has been
written for To plat for W. A. 2, ct full
back. in future games, He Plays his
position brilliantly, anc Is a great line
buCkcr,
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REATEsT FACILITIES FoR rHR
\ Prompt Completion OF OTdRrg ~ the
Ihtelllgencer job Printing Office.
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Philadelphia ,,,,sO2oooO6'-s 4 i
Washington ...OozOO0OGO-2 9 Q

Harncd runs, Phllad0lphln ], Bntlqr-
ies, Flneld and Mcfarland; Dlneen and
Mcguire, Umplres. Hunt aud Smith.
Time, 2:i5.
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The Aetnavllle Juniors will play
MuskIpgum college, at Cambridge, o.
Saturday, october g.
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Telephone 81.
F0R S-ATB.
FOE RRHIT.

'xohange Bank BulldlnI
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The bull that faced the engine ON the
railroad track had plenty of pluck, but
no judgment. He was just like Spain
at the present time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-28
NEW MILITARY COMPANY
Drilled Again at the Wheeling A. c.
Rooms Last Night.

The men who have enlisted in the
company of volunteers being organized
by Capt. R. H. D. Willis, met last night
at the rooms of the Wheeling Athletic
Club. for drill E. 0. Devore assisted
as drill master Acting sergeants were
C. E. Morris, and ]. r. P. Foster. Mr..
Foster has seen service in the United
States army for seventeen years He
enlisted in response to the first call in
1861, served through the war, and re-
NAMED in the army thirteen years
afterward.
Capt. Willis aas now enlisted about
sixty-five men in the company, and
yeserday received instructions from
Charleston to hurry the work of Or
ganizing the company. More than half
of those who have enlisted reside else
where than Wheeling. One squad
comes from Cameron, another from st.
Marys, a third from another point in
Marshall county Four from Haney
town were enrolled, and there will
probably be half a dozen more from
that locality.
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announce that excursion tickets will
be on sale next month to Denver, Col.
The rate is $42.75 for the round trip,
and tickets are sold on account of the
meeting Of the American Medical AS
ISOLATION
The Baltimore and Ohio Company
had slight wreck at Warrington yes
terday. An engine and several cars
were off the track, but very little dam
age was done.
J. S. Smith, assistant trainmaster for
the Baltimore and Ohio road, was in
the city yesterday.
The passenger employees of the Bal
timore and Ohio road are expected to
den their summer uniforms next week.
Next Monday the B. & O. Company
will sell excursion tickets to Grafton
on account of the big time there. The
rate will be s3.1C for the round trip
frcN Wheeling and correspondence
low rates from ell other stations. A
special train will be run from Grafton
back after the exercises are over.
Passenger engine No. $40, which is
in service on the B. & 0. Pittsburg d.
vision, is now equipped with fine U. S.
flag. 1t is fastened to large iron rod
directly over the pilot, and as the en-
CINE is rushing along at high rate OF
speed attracts much attention.
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THE RAILROAD WORLD.
There Will Be Big Time at the
McMechen Shops
Ga the Occasion Of the Flag Rails
ing, To Day-A Meeting of Dele
gates from Railroad Organize
lions to Be Held-Fun raj of E.
r. Nuzum = General Railroad
Notes.

This afternoon the Baltimore & Ohio
employees, of waich there are vast
number, will have big time at the
McMechen shops. A very large United
States flag is to be hoisted over the
shops, and the event will go down with
a little history attached to it. Several
days ago the Register announced that
the boys would purchase the flag by
donation from the men and in this way
a very large one vas obtained In
order not to be outdone by any Of
the large mills which have placed old
glory on top of their plants, the B. &
0. boys will also have appropriate ex-
ercises. Col. Robert White is to be
present and make a speech, as will
several others whose names have not
yet been decided upon. A large cannon
is already at the shops and after the
flag is up she will be fired to announce
the fact. Nothing has been left undone
to make the affair a very patriotic
one, and it is expected that a very
large crowd will be on hand. No
other railroad has any more patriotic
employees than tie B. & O., and all
along the line the boys have encour-
eyed people to decorate their houses
with the stars and stripes.
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fakirs, always places patriotism above
mere business considerations:

The other day an incident occurred dur,
ing the annual meeting of the Associated
Press at Chicago-whose proceedings are
not reported-which ought TO be made
known to the public AT a time when the
offenses of the yellow journals expose the
press TO so much detraction, 1t tells its
own story Mr.. Stone. the Manager OF the
Association. and of it's present organiza-
ton the brains and impulse, said. in the
course of discussion of war news, that
he mad taken upon himself to suppress,
in the interest of the government, piece
of informal ton which had been obtained
by the Associated Press at great pains
and cost. Instantly there was burst OF
approving applause. A large proportion
of the men present belonged to the Count
ing room, and all of them were newspaper
owners: giving the lie direct 20 the notion
that the newspaper is necessarily or es-
sentially mercenary institution. Inc
truth is, an overwhelming majority OF the
editors and publishers of the newspapers
OF the United States love their country
before all else and wol Id make any sac
rifice to serve its interest. BEFORE ne
came to the head of the Associated Press,
Mr.. Stone was himself one of the most
eminent and successful Of American Jour-
nalists. He knew what he was about
when he suppressed the imprudent publ
cation. He knew his audience when he
told them about it, All honor to Melville
e Stone. And a little, just little. honor
10 the journalism and the Journalists Oh
America
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A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME

We are told that President Mckinley
has adopted the following plan for con-
Quoting the war: Il. The destruction of
Cervera's and any other Spanish war
ships that may be sent to American
waters. 2. The immediate occupation
ct Cuba and Porto Rico. 8. The oc-
cupation of the Philippines. 4. Often
sive war in Cuba until Spain's troops
quit or are forced out of the island.
5. The ending of the war before the end
of summer"
This is splendid programme and
the only wonder is the President did
not adopt it long ago. If it had been
promptly followed at the start the war
might have been nearing it's close by
this time.
1t will take some taller hustling than
has been done thus far to carry it out
within the time allotted
Let us hope Mr. Mckinley will now
put his strategists in the background
and give the fighting men a chance.
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The cooperation of the rebels at
Manila, it is said, is not to be de-
pended upon by the Americans, and it
is also openly stated IN many quarters
that no reliance can be placed upon
the Cuban insurgents as friends of the
United States. Although the latter is
probably largely Spanish invention,
it. is doubtless true in some degree
that many Cubans have been misled
as to the intention of the United
States in Cuba and look upon Ameri-
can invasion only as an alternative to
Spanish misrule that would not re-
lieve their woes The intelligent Gu
ban leaders, however, ought not to be
long in dispelling this false impress
sion where it may exist
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NICOLINI'S WILL.

London, May 27.-The will of the
late Sgnor Ernesto Nicolini husband
of Madame Adelini PATTI who died on
January IS last at Pau, France, was
probated to-day. The estate is valued
at 41,O21 pounds (s2O5, 1867
1t has been announced Tat the late
Signor Nicolini left the sum of 100000
to his widow (Adelini Patti, and to
his three children by his first marriage.
Madame Patti, it was added, renowned
the legacy.
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1t has been several times repeated
that it would be "a grave error to
land in Cuba any but the most highly
disciplined forces. AS most of these
warnings have come via Washington
and accompanying excuses for delay in
occupying Cuba, it would be interest
ing to know why an immense army of
volunteers has been mobiNed at
Chickamauga and Tampa for Cuban
invasion. since it will be "a grave
error" to send any but the most highly
disciplined troops there. There is a
screw loose here between theory and
performance.
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DIED..

LEONIIART- Friday. May 9th, ls9s,
at o'clock p. M, Adam Leonhart, IN MS
66th year
Funeral notice hereafter.
KOONTZ-At Newark O., Thursday.
May 10Th, 1898, at II O'Clock a. m, John D.
Koontz, aged "a years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HCGAN-Fridays May p, 1898. at 1870
o'clock p. m, DR.. J. NJ. Hogan, of Mar
tins Ferry in the 31st year of his age.
Funeral from St. Mary's church Mon
day morning at o'clock. Friends of the
family invited to attend. Interment at
Rose Hill cemetery, Bellaire, Q.
BRANNEN-On Thursday, May 26th,
1898, at II o'clock a. m. John, son OF John
and Ellen Brannen aged 2S years
Funeral from the residence of parents,
No 21S Alley IA, Saturday afternoon at
1870 o'clock. Friends of the family re-
spectfully invited to attend. Interment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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No MORE srCrIOSAIlsM

The Hamilton Club, Of Chicago, has
undertaken a patriotic work in endeav-
oring to keep alive and to aid and en-
courage in all ways the sentiment of
fraternity to which the present war
against a common foe has given rise
between the North and South. A pre-
amble noting the patriotic unity CT the
sections and pointing to the erection
in Chicago, the home of the club, of a
monument to the Confederate dead as
beginning of the good work and the
tiative is followed by a resolution to
the effect that the President appoint
a committee of five whose duty it shall
be to do everything in its power to
carry into effect the spirit of these res
olutions and to urge all bands and or
chestras, North and South, on all &C.
casions when they play Northern or
Southern air to Immediately follow the
same with an air recognized as SINH
larly significant in the other section
Most communities have already taken
it upon themselves to pursue this pro-
gramme and almost everywhere the
Star Spangled Banner and Dixie float
out to- the same ears. It is we'll enough,
however, to have this closer union Of
the North and South emphasized and
further aided by official action such as
suggested, and which we are sure will
meet with the hearty applause Of all
sections ard all parties.
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DEATH OF AN ESTIMABLE LADY.

Mrs George L. Canaan died at her
residence in Martins Ferry, Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock, in the twenty
sixth year of Ser age Deceased was a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bremen, of the Eighth ward, and was a
lady widely esteemed A husband and
three children survive her. The flu
neral will take place from the family
residence in Martins Ferry Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. Interment at
Mt. Zion cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-28

Alger and Foraker came together the
other day in quite warm little
scrap 1t was over the delay in
sending reinforcements to Dewey ara
one word called for another until For
aker declared that if he were Secretary
Of War he would have had 10000 men
on the way to Dewey inside of twenty
four hours, and wound up the incident
by threatening Senatorial investi-
cation. Sipce then there has been a
marked increase in the amount of hust-
ling done in sending aid to Dewey.
Maybe 1t would be a good plan for
Foraker to get after the Board of
Strategy. A good stirring up all
around would probably improve mat
ters in Washington.
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SEARCHED PROMPTLY.

BERLIN, May 2I-United States Am
bassador White is greatly pleased at a
fresh evidence yesterday of Germany s
strict neutrality. Acting upon informa-
ton from the United States consul at
Hamburg. to the effect that the Spanish
steamer Pinnon was about to sail with
contraband of war, Mr.. White went to the
foreign office and protested, with the re-
suit that the government officials acted
promptly. The steamer was searched and
no contraband of war was found on
board
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-28

Senator Allen, of Nebraska, when he
i1eard his 20-year-old son had secured
a commission as aforementioned of
volunteers, Immediately telegraphed
him to resign it,. declaring that he
could go as a private if he wished, and
if he had it in him he would rise from
the ranks. Verify, Senator Allen is not
at all in the prevailing Senatorial
fashion.