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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12
ALL ARE THERE.
Candidates and Lieutenants Ar,
rive at Martins Ferry.
MUCH ANTE-CONYFNTION TALK
or Combinations and Counter Com.
blnations is Heard, but it is not
1ikeIythe Nomination VIII be Made
without a Prolonged Struggle.
Only the Interest of Curiosity Felt
in SCOTS Coming ''Bombshell."

This morning at 10 o'clock. In the
Martins Ferry Opera House, one Of the
most important political gatherings Of
the year will open-the Sixteenth dis
trict Republican congressional conven-
ton. which will nominate candidate
TO succeed the late Lorenzo Danford.
AS mentioned in yesterdays Intelligent
Ger, there is great interest in the gath
ering, because the Sixteenth is the only
district In Ohio which elects a congress-
man this year, and added interest comes
because there are three prominent can
didates. Weems, HotIingsworth and
Gill, and so long as the three remain in
the field there can be no nomination.
These, with John H. Flmple, with nearly
all of the Carroll vote, and several cam
didates who are decidedly shy of votes
at the outset, make 1t a decidedly in
teresting situation.
The scene ut Martins Ferry last
night was one Of activity, All of the
candidates are on the ground. each with
u host Of lleutenants and workers. The
Bellevue hotel was the centre Of opera
TONS Here three of the candidates have
their headquarters. with practically all
of the delegates on hand, there was
much Misunderstanding and innumerable
little conferences, but at least on the
first ballot II Is not expected that there
will be any accessions to the ranks Of
any particular candidate. All the as
pirants for the nomination are working
the second choice" game, Messrs. Gill,
Weems and HollingswOrth being espec-
tally active along this line.
Their Is more or less Talk OF dark
horses in the event that the deadlock
cannot be broken in favor Of any OF the
present leading candidates, In this con-
nectlon the name of Judge DeLong, OF
Carroll county who Will preside over
the convention, has ben brought out
prominently. and It Is said that II the
Carroll delegates become satisfied Mr..
Fimple has on chance they will switch
over TO belong in fireworks flourish
that is hoped to stampede the conven-
ton to belong. II the latter should
make the speech OF his life us presiding
officer Of the convention such scheme
nigh. eventually succeed.
Only the interest OF curiosity Is felt
In the ''bombshell" which 1t has been
stated Millionaire Scott, OF CadiE, will
spring on the convention when the
names of candidates are presented,
Some time ago he offered to bid for the
nomination at auction. a novel propo-
sition, which has not, however, set the
dtstrttc on fire so far as can be learned
His next move Is up to this hour en-
shrouded in mystery, but that 1t viii
be as original as some OF the gentle.
mans inventions goes without saying.
Nobody expects a nomination for sew"
eral days. Every indication is that
WeemB, Hollingsworth and Gill can
hold their forces together indefinitely,
and the fight will become one Of endur-
hdce.
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BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City Givenin
a Nutshell.

kNNGlA1 VS. hltN 4AbNs's W. N~''Ns - $500
a Nutshell.
Grand to-night-Th. Ideals.
Council meets this evening in regular
session.
Base ball this fternoon-wheeting
VS.. Springfield.
The MarshaIl county fair opens this
afternoon. There are two races on
this afternoons programme
A. w. Kunkle. the Eighth ward baker,
has moved into the new addition TO his
house. on Eoh street, and has now an
up-to-date store.
J. 2. Mack, by Officer Lawson. chaFg-
ed with vagranCy. and Carroll Jones, by
Officer Holmes. charged with drunken
ness, appeared on the police docket last
night
The music studio Of Mr.. and Mrs.
RIccardo RiccI. at 1923 Market street, has
reopened for the season. The depart
ments are vocal. piano. mandolin and
harmony instruction.
Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, in
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, will occur the marriage Of Mr..
John Brady and Miss Emma DFiller,
South Side young people A reception
Will follow In the evening at st. Mary's
hall.
The committee on decorations for the
grand lodge, K. OF p, met last evening
and considered the matter of street
arches. Steps toward securing the
arches were taken and the matter Will
be definitely decided this evening. The
arches would greatly enhance the brill
liancy of the parades at night.
Manager H. w. Loeb, of the Strong
man" show, which exhibited In the MID
way at the state fair, desires 1t
known that the man G. c. Cook (whose
renl name is Woodbury., who was ar
rested by the police for attempted theft,
was not at the time OF the trouble con-
nected with the show. having been dis
missed the day before.
There will be a meeting OF the execu-
tive committee Of the Woman's Musical
Club Wednesday morning, at the home
Of Mrs. George B. Caldwell. when plans
for the seasons work Will be formulate
ed. This foremos. Of Wheeling's mu-
sical organizations has bright future,
and It's public appearances OF the COM
ing season will be awaited by the pub
lie with pleasurable anticipation.
The vestry board OF ST. Matthews P.
E. church met Mt the church last night,
with the rector, Rev. ". S. Thomas, and
discussed the call which has ben eX-
tended to Mr.. Thomas by the Church
Of the Holy Apostles, Philadelphia. DR..
Aschmanp said nothing had been de-
termlned and the statement that Mr..
Thomas has decided to go to the City OF
Brotherly Love appears to be at least
premature and possibly incorrect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

DETROIT, Mich, Sept, 11.-1n one Of
the closest contests ever witnessed Cd
the great lakes the yacht Juanita, O.
Toledo, to-day won the annual Detroit
Yacht Club sweepstakes race, on Lake
st. Clair, and thus secured heat in
the contest for the beautiful st. Clalr
trophy, which, next to the international
cup, Is the most priced trophy on fresh
wnter, In addition the Juanita won
5000 in gold, silver cup for time prize
and championship banner. The
,Juanita won by only 30 3-5 seconds
from the Can't Tell. Of Detroit, which
won second prize OF 500 in gold. Twelve
yachts started in the race, which was
over triangular course, twenty'Ous
miles I'm length on Lake 81. Clair
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Convention Notes.

Hon. j. j. Gill and General HollLngs-
worth have headquarters at the Bella
vue Hotel.
There is no Disgusting the second
choice. OF course, the statement rs
made by the friends OF all the candi-
dates that they have no second choice,
but most reasonable people have Sec
ond choice when there are several to Sc
lect from. II there is no second choice
the Martins Ferry convention can
never end. 1t is only question OF
how long 1t will take to give up hope.
The talk about a union between
Carroll, Jefferson and Monroe counties
may not be well founded. That would
mean only seventy-nlne votes. Bel
mont occupies the vantage ground. and
will win the prize or present 1t TO an
other worthy OF the honor.
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Dent one Of whose ideas in arranging
for the camp being the teaching Of eer-
tain tactics which could be better done
In camp than in school. The expert.
ment Is certain TO be successful, and
in addition It has aroused increased In
terest In "Old Linsly." The attend-
anca at camp would have been larger
but for Sunday nights rain. which
frightened some anxious parents, con-
seQuently about twenty-five boys re-
NAMED at home. Besides providing for
pure water, Lieut.. Dent took other
sanitary precautions. He had quick
lime spread all about the mess quar-
tiers, and selected these quarters to
avoid having any refuse about the
camp, and the walk to the pavilion
for meals Is an exercise tending to In
creased appetite. A full supply Of medi-
cInes and liniments was secured by the
lieutenant in the event Of emergencies.
The illumination OF the camp at night
is from four gasoline lamps. set out
some distance In front Of the tents.
The students In camp include the fol-
lowing.
Major-otto.
Captains : Klllmeyer, John Handian
and Emblem.
Northumberland, Nesbltt, Fair.
Bugler-Echols,
Cadets = Schwinn, Deignan, Sehell,
Travis, Flaccus, Herbert. George Ben
exc, Henry Beneke. William Beneke.
Hayes. Wells, Wilhelm, Joe Handlan,
Park, George Caldwell, Mckee, schu-
bert, Baird, Ahrens, H. Somehow,
Sands. Gibbs, GasmIre, Israel, Brad
ford, Peterson, Dalzell, Birmingham.
Alfred Caldwell. HorkheImer Bremen.
Blum, Ewing. Jones, Reppetto, ogle.
Mowry, Rhodes and Kirk.
A number OF boys who are enrolled
did not attend. seventy-five are en-
rolled, and from eighty.flve to one hun
dred are expected.
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The ReIment DELEGATION.

The following Is list OF the Belmont
county delegates to the congressional
convention at Martins Ferry tO-dny:
Colerain-orlando Cope, JEFF Brown
and Alex. Smith.
Fiushing-WlllIam Williams, Peter
Citizen and W. G. Cash.
Goshen-Cooper Acton. Melvin VIII
son and Charles A. Kiidow.
Kirkwood-Samuel Perkins and VIM
G. Majors.
Mead-R. l. Hepburn.
Pease-Martin's Ferry precinct-Geo'
First ward-w. H. Jones, delegate,
Harry Romick. alternate.
Second ward-lohn Cecil and v. p.
Jones, delegates; W. a. Llpphardt and
]. E. Groves. alternates.
Third ward-F. r. Sedgwick and John
s. Cochran, delegates; James Shlpman
and David Co.'s, atternates.
Fourth ward-Samuel Westwood and
Theodore Keller, delegates; L. L.
Scheeiie and H. E. Pratt. alternntes.
Fifth ward-Robert McNichols, dele
gate; william Matthews. alternate.
BridReport-FIrst ward-Clem Bran
UNI and ]. c. HeInleln, delegates; Joe
ternates.
second wnrd-Charles Junkins. dele
gate: Thomas Thompson, alternate.
Third ward-christian Heller, dele
gate; Solomon Douds, alternate.
Pultney and Bellaire-Township pre-
clncts-George n. Wise, c. ]. MCGEE
and Alex. Lyle.
First ward - Harry Burrows and
Donald Mcdonald, delegates; Howard
HeatherIngton and William Seabright,
alternates.
Second ward-George Kelley, dele
gate; George Pratt. alternate.
Third ward-D. H. Darrah and VI.
o. s. Piper, delegates; Hunter s. Arm
strong and o. p Mason, alternates.
Fourth ward Precinct A., Henry
Baer, delegate; Albert Jackson, alter
nate. Precinct B., j. s. Johnson, dele
gate; A. S. HeatheFington, alternate.
Fifth ward-MorrIs Dubois and AL
Rlchiand and st. claIrsville-M. Al
dredge, Lawson e. Emerson, H. T.
Sheppard, Thomas Powers and Laban
smith-w. D. Lewis.
Union-A. NJ. Majors and John shep-
p Wheeiing-wfiliam Patton.
wayne.A. G. King and John w.
Washlngton-J. W. Bright and ]. t.
Hendershot.
Warren and Barnesville-George A.
ColpItt, Major e. T. Petty. w. e. Elmer
son. o. P. Morris, L. P. Bailey, c. L..
Lashley and John Price.
York;. A. Fish.
The delegation will meet In Mr..
weems headquarters In Francis law
office this morning at 10 o'clock for or
ganfzatlon and the selection OF the
various members Of committees.
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ncclared uneonstltutlonaI.

DENVER, Col. Sept. 1i.-Judgs
johnson in the district court to-day de,
llvered an opinion declaring the prize
fight law unconstitutional and void,
and dissolved the injunction which had
been granted OF application of the Col.
orado Athletic Association, restraining
the police department from interfering
with sparring contests given under
that clubs management. Police Cons
missioner Speer said to-day that the
police department would not interfere
with the fight scheduled for tonight
between Kid Parker and Frank Bart'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

The committees In charge OF the Six
tenth district Republican congression-
al convention, which convenes at Mar
tins Ferry to-day have spared nothing
to mako 1t a successful gathering. They
have for several weeks worked faith
fully putting in readiness everything
pertaining to the meeting. The work
of the decorating committee looms up
large, but all the committees share
equally in any praise to be given for
the successful handling OF this conven-
ton. The decoration OF the interior
and exterior OF the convention hall Is
elaborate, and good taste has been
shown by the designers. The interior
is neatly decorated with plants, flowers
and bunting in profusion. At the front
OF the stage are the pictures OF Presi-
dent Mckinley and Senator Hanna,
while neatly draped, at the rear OF the
stage, appear the portraits OF Govern
or Bushnell and Senator Foraker. The
exterior OF the hail also presents the
same neat and artistic appearance. be-
ing decorated with flags and bunting.
The hall has aPportioned TO the dele.
follows: Section A., first six rows. con-
tanning fifty.two seats, Jefferson coun-
ty. Section b. first row, Monroe
county. twelve seats. Belmont, six rows,
back Of Monroe county, seventy-two
seats Section c., six rows front. Har-
rlson county, thirty seats. Carroll.
back Of Harrison, twenty-five seats.
The remaining four hundred seats Ia
the hall will be reserved for visitors
holding tickets.
The reception committee has APP
pointed the following messengers to be
used during the convention. for the
convenience of the committee. candl-
dates and delegates: Roy HeAton, Ross
Heaton, ShreVe Clark, Charles Dren-
men, Ernest Williams. Archie Wood.
Archie Smith. Arthur Dickson, Gray
Shreve, Brady Williams, Elmer David
son, Chester Lloyd, Louis Lipphardt,
George Baer, Edgar Johns. Verne
ThornEate, Horace Lewis and Everett
Drennen.
Following are the headquarters for
the different counties:
Munroe-opera House; third story.
Carroll - Shreve Hervey building,
third story.
Harrison-opera block, third story.
Jefferson - Shreve Hervey building,
third story.
Acknowledgment House. fourth story.
The various committee headquarters
are as follows:
Credentials - Township clerks Office,
Boyd block.
Permanent organlzatIon-Dr. ons's
office.
Rules and order OF buslness-J. S.
COrhran's office
Tesoiutfons-J c, Gray's office.
Reception-Hnnes and Schriver's Of
fice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. H.
Rev. James C. Caldwell. a well known
Presbyterian minister OF this city, was
instantly killed to-day in a runaway
accident in Germantown. Mr.. Caldwell
formerly resided at West Chester, Pa.
Some years ago he retired from active
work In the ministry and went to MI
nois, where he engaged in Sunday
school work. He occupied pulpits Mt
Springfield. Ohio, and Shelbyville, Ind.
He resumed his residence here some
time ago. He was born in Elkins, Ohio,
and was slxty-flve years Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming OF Wheeling
People and Visitors.

People and Visitors.
R. D. Brown. of Ravenswood, is at
the Howell.
Frank E. Furbee. OF Warrington, was
an arrival In the city last night.
George w. Crawford registered from
sistersviTie at the Windsor yesterday.
F. C. Perclval and A. W. Richards
were Warrington people at the Stamm
yesterday.
Mrs. S. o. PAUL and w. C. Jacob were
Wellsburg registers at the Grand Cen
trdi yesterday.
George Rentsch. of G. NJ. Shook &
Co., left yesterday afternoon for New
York on purchasing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White. OF spen-
GER w. Va, who have been visiting
Airg. Whites mother. Mrs. Il. NJ. Dow
Ter. left for an extended trip east.
Mrs. ]. E. Robinson and sister, Miss
Dottle Brill, have gone on visit to
Gnadenhutteh. o. Mrs. Robinson goes
,on account Of he. health. which has
been Door.
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changes q 70 e.peelal importanoe d

changes Of no especial Importance IN
the minor cane growing states.
The number OF stock hogs for fatten.
ing Is reported at 1,9 per cent less than
on September 1, 1903. The condition Ia
$50. which Is O.2 points below that OF
September. 1898, but 1.6 points above
the mean Of the September averages FOE
the last ten years.
A considerable increase Is reported IN
the clover seed acreage. The condition
in the principal states is as follows:
Kentucky. ~; Ohio, Is; Michigan. y;
Indiana. 70; Illinois. "a; Wisconsin, 4;
Town, 50; Missouri, IS.
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Notified to Guard Their Lime.

JOHANNESBURG. Sept. 11.-Tho
officials of the Netherlands Railway
Company have been notified to hold
themselves in readiness to guard the
line In the event of war. The italians
in the TransvaaI have decided to re.
main neutral should h0stIllties ariss
The Transvaal Hollanders here held .
meeting to-day, and adopted resolu.
lions Of sympathy with the Transvaal
government, pledglng their support.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

PARIS. Sept ia serious fire broks
out this evening in the Rue Barley.
near the church Of st. Joseph, which
was recently invaded by anarchist riot
ers. A large warehouse filled with
uph0isters' materials has already been
destroyed. When the police attempl'
ed to clear the streets they were hoot'
ed by rouEhs, and several flremen wen
severely injurd.
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THE RAILROADS.

The Cleveland Belt & Terminal rail-
way was purchased yesterday by the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railway. This
completes the requirement OF all the
Cleveland, Canton & Southern property
By the Wheeling & Lake Erie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE World
publishes a dispatch from Gibraltar.
giving an Interview with Admiral Dew
ey Just before the Olympia sailed for
New York. The Worlds correspondent
asked the admiral for n statement Of
his views rs to the Philippine policy,
I'VE little to say" he said. until the
recommendation Of the commission of
which I arm a member are laid before
President Mckinley"
''Dld you read what Mr.. Schurmann,
one of the commissioners. had 10 shy
upon his return from the PhilippInes?"
'As he IL quoted in the newspapers
be definitely explains my position.
quite agree with what Mr.. Schurmnnn
says"
"indeed, ! attach great Importance to
his opinions. He f. an able and high
minded man, whose intelligence and
conscientious devotion to the task as
signed him won my admiration. We
were invariably in accord
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Effective Sunday. September 10. the
wheeling & Lake Erie will run through
passenger trains between Wheeling and
cleveland without change OF cars.
Trnins leave Wheeling at $3.50 a. m. and
ii:i5 n. M. city time. Through trains
for Wheeling leave Cleveland at $3.50 a.
m, and $50 p. m.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 1.-THE
navy department has decided to assign
Rear Admiral Farquhar to command
the North Atlantic station in place Of
Rear Admiral Sampson. who will as
sumo command Of the Boston navy
ward,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

PURE, clean and wholesome. madS
from the choicest cuts OF pork, sea"
soned with the purest spices, are the
famous Hoffman sausage. You can
buy them at 2S44 ChHpline street, stan
30. Fifth ward, or stall II, Second ward
market.
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Clairsville. asking II he desired the
band Of that place at the opening ef
the convention. ana he answered IN the
affirmative. This. together with sew
eral other bands from the district VIII
furnish sufficient melody for the oeca-
aion.
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Refnpces al Cane Town.

CAPE TOWN. Sept. 11.-Four trains
containing refugees from Johannesburg
have arrived here. Four hundred ref
ugees have also arrived ut Durham.
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.LINSLYS OUTING.
Fifty of the Students In Camp out
Big Wheeling Greek
IN TRUE MILITARY FASHION

III Charge of Lieut. B. Q. Dent the
schoors New PrinoIpal-An Ideal.
HeaHhfal Location, aud the Boys
are Absorbing its AdvantageS-Wil
Break Camp Next Sunday : The
Camp aud the Features Thereof
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A FEW more great bargains In Pr
amos and organs left at the great clos
lng-out sale Of
MII,LIGAN, wILKIN & CO.,
lit0 Market street.
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For Morbid Conditions take BEECH.
ANS PILLS.
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long Distance telephone in your
residence fOr S4b year.
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speoIaI Excursion 70 oleveIana Nega

Special Excursion 10 cleveland NeAU
Sunday via Pennsylvania Lines,
September II. 81 so round trip good
going on special train from Belaire at
G a. m, Bridgeport at 6:l0, Martins
Ferry at S:iS n. M, Central time. and
good returning at 1880 p. m. All day Ia
the city by the lake. l5-b