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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-18
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

The great railroad play, 1.-THE Dam
ger Signal" appears OF the Opera
House this evening. II Is said to be
a strong company presenting strong
play. and It will no doubt be greeted
by a large house.
Carr Trunk opened his new saloon
out the pike last evening, and served
an elegant supper to his friends.
Frank Brooke. George and Samuel
Russell 20 to Pipe creek to-day, TO
spend several days hunting.
A large crowd from here attended the
Thurstoh- Weems meeting at Martins
Ferry last evening.
Mrs. Chris Hughes. on Pike street,
and Henry Glass, on Lincoln avenue,
are on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beck left yes
terday for Santa Fe. New Mexico, 20
spend the winter.
Miss Margaret Howells left yester-
day for Quincy, ILL.,, TO visit relatives
for q month.
Samuel Fell returned yesterday from
for a few days visit with relatives at
GAINESVILLE.
A masquerade ball will be given at
the Opera House tomorrow evening.
John Fawcett. OF ST. Clairsvllle, was
In the city yesterday on business.
Miss Grace Turner has returned from
visit with friends at Canton, Ohio.
Samuel Scott, Of Canton. wns calling
on friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Glen Brnnum returned yester-
day from visit at Alliance.
William Birch is able to be out, af-
ter q weeks illness.
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yesterday morning. to lttend the f'juhi-
lee. Of the Christian church.
III. and lIr1. Benton LouTys q Lin-
colin. Neb., nfg the guests Of Deputy
Sheriff E. P. Bowman and wife a. their
home on Thompson Avenue.
Rev. B. II. Spur left for Detroit
Mich, where he Will deliver an address
wednesday evening, 70 the HomAn-s
State Auxiliary,
Mrs.. Mary J. Grimth, Of 1ingo juno
ton. Ohio. 3 the guest Of her hnshanas
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph GFthtn,
Of the East End.
John shoWacre. Of PittEburgh, and
Miss Helen johnson. Of feMechen, are
to be married q the home Of the bride,
this evening.
John Cook left for MARIETTA, o., where
he Is employed IN glass factory, after
spending Sunday With hts family on
Sixth street..
Miss Meta Roberts e home from an
extended visit with friends in New
York and Philadelphia
Miss Dora Newman. Of Glendale. d
the guest Of New Martinsville friends.
The October term Of the county court
commenced yesterday morning.
Miss Nellie Bone, Of cadiz. Ohio, Is
the guest OF Miss Norma Scott,
Mira. Dennis Murphy and children are
Visiting friends Ut Pittsburgh.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE Presl-
dent. has ordered the promotion to grade
OF brigadier general In the regular
army OF the following colonels: Colo
mel A. c. n. Pennington, Second artil-
lery; Colonel Royal 7. Frank, First ar
,tIUery; Colonel Louis II. Carpenter,
Filth cavalry; Colonel Samuel oven,
shine. TWenty-third infantry; Colonel
Daniel w, Burke, Seventeenth infantry.
THESE ofiicers are 80 be placed on the
retired list at Intervals OF one day each
The war department was able to max
these changes owing TO the retirement
yesterday OF General shafter from the
regular army. After they shall all hf!Ve
been appointed and retired In order one
vacancy viii be left in tho grade OF
brIFadler general in the regular army.
and 1t Is the common impression THAT
this place win be given to either Cen
eral Lawton or General MacArthur.
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CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE opposition Of
the anti.expansIonists to the subjuga-
ton OF the FilipInos took tangible from
to-day in the meeting OF about one
hundred delegates from different parts
OF the country to launch n crusade
against the policy Of the administration
IN the philippines. The meeting was
called 70 order In Central Music hall
by Temporary Chairman Edwin Bur.
ritt smith, Of Chicago. The committee
on organization Of the conferehce was
appointed as follows: George G,iMercer,
Philudelphin; Frank II. Scott, Chicago;
Dana Estes. Boston; Louis Il, Enrich,
Colorado Springs. Col. and Rhui =.
COstc, st. Louis. Owing to the illness
OF his wife George Il. Boutwell, could
not be present, hut letter from him
was read. The conference viii continue
fOlFn drrnHs
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vcLuNrARY MANsLAHGHTER
Is the Verdict Pound Against Kid
Wanko q ParkerSbfifg.


s,eclal Dispatch to the IntelHEFaeer.
PARRERsBuRG, W. vG,oct III
The jury In the KID Wa1Io case
brought in a v9rdlet OF voluntary man
slaughter this evening. lFanko was
charged with the murder of Felix Carr
in a glove contest at Friea.. Park, last
Juue. The evidence showed that there
had been no malice, and that carr'a
pbysIcal condition was such that any
physical exertlon was likely TO AFFECT
him fatally. There was much surprise
and unfavOrable comment when the
verdict was made known, as the In
structlous OF the court had been that
unless malice was shown that the
death was misadventure, to which no
penalty was attached. the jury first to
determine whethe- or not Whnko had
been engaged in a lawful act, IL he
was found to have been engaged in an
unlawful act, prize fighting being un-
lawful, and glove contest being law
ful, and still no malice being shown.
then the accused was guilty Of involun-
tary manslauEhter. The jury, attor-
news, dlslnterested and interested, say,
disregnrded the Instructions Of tbs
court finding for voluntary manBlaugh-
ter, which the statutes regulate with a
penalty OF from one to I'VE years In
the penitentlnry. A motion was Inn
medlately made for new trial.
The dead man formerly lived at Gin
cinnati. Wanko was taken to Jail TO
await sentence, or hear the court pass
OH the motion for a new trial. The
opinion is general among the legal fra
ternIty that Judge Jackson win set the
verdict aside
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MARTINS FERRY News.
he Daily Chronicle of WheelInG's
provreagive NeIphbor.

The Daily Chronicle of WheelInG'S
Progressive Neighbor.
The funeral Of Joseph B. Montgomery.
whose death was noted In yesterday 8
IntellIEencer will take place at two
O'clock this afternoon, from his late
residence, on Broadway. Rev. j. $.
Morton, OF the M. E. church, will oftl-
ciate. Interment will be at Mount
olIVet.
The work Of frescoing the new Pres
byterian church Is progressing rapid
IL, and Il an excellent piece Of work.
equal II not superior to any Of Its kind
IN the city. They expect to finish up
some time next week.
r.. z. Large, farmer near Portland,
made q shipment Of sheen to Pitts
burgh Monday, 125 head In number, for
which he received $735. which is con-
sldered an excellent price.
Samuel George. who came to this city
about two months ago from Wales, left
yesterday afternoon for Liverpool
England, to make his future home.
j. T. Hodgins. of Portland, will ship
n car load of fine driving horses to
Norfolk, Va, the first Of the week.
Lewis GOttfrled was fined SIS and
COBGb Dy mayor GHlpAilAAt ySS1St4o va
charge Of wife beating.
Ground wac broken yesterday for the
Pabst building. at the corner OF Fifth
and Hanover streets.
Howard Montgomery came down
from Pittsburgh yesterday to attend the
funeral Of his father.
Roy Gamble returned yesterday from
two weeks visit with relatives at
Mooreheld, W. Va.
George Floto, of steubenvllle. was
calling on relatives in this city yester-
day.
Warren Moore was arrested yester-
day by Officer Bailey for drunkenness.
Thomas Mcpherson was in Tllton-
vile yesterday. calling on friends.
DR.. w. B. Mcclure went to Pittsburgh
yesterday, to visit for a week.
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BENwooD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportance in a
Busy Town.

Local Happenings ofImportance in a
Busy Town.
The property holders along Kentucky
Heights are up in arms against the pro-
posed grant to the street railway company
the right to extend Its tracks along this
thoroughfare. Last night the council COM
mittee on ordinances and rules held a
meeting and recommended the grant TO
council. On hearing Of this action tho
property holders decided to hold nm indlg-
milton meeting next Friday evening at the
city hall to vigorously protest against Civ
ing up the street to the railway
The victIms OF the gas explosion at the
Riverside are doing as well rs can be eN-
olpRl sufferer, may pull through all right,
but II win be months before he RECEIVERS
completely. The bell that was blown out
OF the cupola gtill lies on the ground. 1t
will be replaced In few days
A grnphOphone entertainment and
Maud Bowers Sunday school class next
Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, and the
scholars have prepared an excellent pro-
gramme.
The handsome building erected on Main
street by the PRbst Brewing Company, Of
Milwaukee. was opened formally last
night, when Nir. CurrRn, the manager
gave his opening. There was music galore
and large crowd attended
The South Side Ministries will be fea-
ture Of the entertainment and dance 70 be
given ut Holderman's hall, October p, by
Blazing Arrow tribe No. 10, Of the Inn
proved Order Of Red Men.
MIR. and Mrs. Mccormick. Of Columbus,
o., with their daughter. are visiting at tho
home OF Patrick Brennan.
Nile Little, OF Colfax. Marion county.
2nfNgFnnIH
yesterday.
Mt and Mrs. I. c. Thomas OF Grafton.
are visiting Mrs. John Taylor. OF Main
street
Miss Gertrude Manhood is recovering
from an Illness.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. IA commit
tee representing the citizens OF Atlnhta,
accompanied by Representative Llv-
ingston. Of Georgia. called upon Adj
mlral Dewey to-day to arrange the de-
tails OF his trip to Atlnnta. It wa de-
clded that In company with Lieutenant
Brut1by. who Is TO be presented with
a sword by the city OF Atlantn. aud a
citizens committee. the admiral viii
leave Washington next Monday night,
arriving at Atlnnta Tuesday evening.
He Will review the military DISPLAY In
Atlanta, take part In the presentation
oil the sword ana attend the dinner TO
be given BY the Capital club.
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M'MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
md Events.


The wedding OF Mr. John ShOwHcrC, OF
Glendale, and Miss Helen johnson, young
est daughter OF AFR. and Mrs. William
johnson. will occur NJ the home Of the
brides parents to-day. The happy couple
VIII make their future home At Ingram,
PA. %.
Mrs p. NJ Bunge, OF Los Angeles. Call.
Is laid lip on account Of sickness ut tho
home Of her parents, Mt. and Mrs J. L.
McMechen.
Miss Aurelln Thompson has returned to
her home nj Bethesda after visiting her
brother, John J. Thompson' OF Lincoln
avenue.
Mrs. b. d. Eden has returned from
Shady Side, o.. where she was visiting
friends the past week.
Miss Georgia Powell. OF Proctor. IA the
guest or her sister, Mrs. Thomns Sharpe,
OF Gravel street.
L. X. Solomon has returned from Har-
per's Ferry, where he was visiting his
family.
James Shay and wife have returned from
n two weeks visit with friends al Giover's
Gap.
Charles Sturm has returned TO work on
the b, & o. after q Few days Vncn ton.
gucst OF friends here yesterday.
guests OF friends here yesterday.
Charles Gnsncy. Of Sherrnr1. was the
guest OF friends here yesterday.
Mrs Louis Scott. OF BenWood, was the
guest OF friends here yesterday.
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aENsATIoNAL ARREsT

OF HuntiDgton's Chief Of Police by
Kentucky Authorities.
Special dispatch to The Intelllgeneer,
HUNTINGTON, W. va oct. H.
This city has encountered a big sensa-
tion by the arrest Of It's chief OF police,
&. Il. whey. by the authorities OF Rus
geIi. Ky, under charge Of assaulting
Nike ouinian, a Chesapeake & Ohio
engineer, with intent TO kill,
The affair took place last night and
Wiley was held TO answer TO an indict-
ment and was locked up In the Greenup
county fail. He Il a man OF consldera-
bic property and Will put Up the money
for his appearance before the Kentucky
n,tjFf
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PARDoNs GRANTED

By Governor on the Reoommendn-
fion pfthe State Pardon Board.
special Dispatch 10 the Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON. ". va, Oct 17@-
Nine pardohs were granted to-day By
Governor Atkinson IN accordance Win
the recommendation made by the
state pardon board. The men pardoned
With the ofehBes for which they were
convicted are:
Emmett White. from Marion county,
for throwing stones at a Monongahela
paGSenEer train; Hayes C0ttrell, from
Jefferson. twelve years Tor murder
Richard Evans, from Adlngo. for men-
slaughter; J. Yoho, from Wet1el, for
tail breaking; Jesse BFaItOn, from
Tucker; for unlawful shooting: Frank
Randall, from Ohio county, Tor petit
larceny: John T. Vance. from Lognn,
ten years for murder; John Green, from
Morgan, for burglary; James Albright,
from. Tucker, for grand larceny.
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Chrlrtinn NIIsslonarr Jnbiler.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct. i7.-Thls
was memorial day at the Jubilee con-
vgntiOn of the Christian missionary So
clety. the tributes being mostly In hon
or OF A. NJ. Atkinson, OF Washington,
Ind, who dropped dead while address,
Ing the business mems section last Sat
urdny night.
The venerable C. L. Loos. of Lexlng-
ton. KY. continued 10 preside over the
Foreign Missionary Society, where mis-
slonarics from all the foreign fields re-
ported on their respective works In
touching appeals. Addresses were also
delivered by w ]. IhamOn, on Mis-
sIons Of the GoEpeis;" by W. Plnkerton
on THE PeerleRanehs Of Christianity"
and by @. L. Wharton on the work In
India.
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All doctors told Renick Hamilton, OF
West Jefferson, o., after suffering IS
months from Rectal F'lstula, he would
die unless costly operation was per-
formed: but he cured himself with fve
boxes Of Bucklen'a Arnica Salve, tho
Surcst Pile cure on Earth. and the best
Saivo In the World rs cents box. Sold
BY Logan Drug Co.. druggist
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Tho AustraIIan Won.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1I.-At the Broad
way Athletic Club tonight. Dan Cree
don. OF Australia, knocked out Pat
Ready, OF Washington, in the eighth
round OF what was to have been a
twenty-fvc-roun bout at 1853 pounds.
Ready made fairly creditable show
Ing, but was no match for the ehifty
Australian, and finally succumbed to
Dams superior cleVerness. Creedon
was fat and slow on his feet. while
Ready looked TO be trained to the hour.
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NOTICE..

Notice Il hereby given TO the stockhOld-
ers OF tho Crystal Glass Co., doing busl-
nVEs az Bridgeport, Ohio, and any Othes'
persons Interested. that tho books OF said
Crystal Ginss Co, Tor transfer Of stock win
count or intended sale and transfer OF
the property OF said compuny on or before
November l, 1882,
By order OF Board OF Directors
oci6-m&th @. RAY BOYD, Scc'y.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. iT.-Thc Cham.
pIons OF the National league and the Phil
lies played the first OF series OF i've ex.
hibltion games on the local grounds, the
QuRkers winning. The home team played
a faultless game md made its hits when
RHE
B IiE 4, y, i:..9 3 9-9 Z
Batteries: Hughes and Mcclure: Frazer.
bernhard and Mcfarland Umpire: La
hmm
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The Fight Postponed.

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-At meeting
to-day of the managers OF Jim Jeftries
and Tom sharkey It was agreed to post
none the fight for one week from the
date originally set. II VIII take place
on Friday, November 3.
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Desirable Property
Offered For Sale.

Z lots and building sites in Pleasant.
Valley.
building lot, s. by 49, on Fourteenth
street Price quite reasonable.
Lot on Lind street, very cheap.
Lot on McCollOch street. 1l6 feet by 240.
on South Penn street, island. frame ros.
idence. 10 rooms. lot 60 by 80: most do.
slrable: offered for short time only.
A brick residence, west side Of Main
street: location no better In the city.
A manufacturing place on Water street;
larEe brick building: lot &C by 100. This IS
worth while looking after Mt once.
Always on hand-money on good city
ana country realty.
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WHEELING WIZ ING, STEEL 8

Doo6 PRINTING
ID Illustrated Catalogues, plain or IN
colorn. Printing from Half-Tono
EnEravlngs nncly executed.
JoH PRINTING
Cards. Bill Heads. Circulars and all
kinds OF Job Work done at rcnsonn-
bio prices The hest colorE only USED
In the pointing OF all work
THE iNTELLlGENCER
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
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MoUNDsYILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
r,n,,,,tr,a f,l,irF C,itr


COunty's Chief CITY.
John NJ. MoBroom and Alice Grim
were married at the home of the
brides uncle. Or. l. n. Houston. corner
OF Fifth street and TOmllnson avenue.
Monday evening, at 1 o'clock. Rev. ].
b. Smith, pastor OF the Christian
church here. performed the ceremonies.
The ceremony was very quiet. only the
immediate family OF the bride being
present. After the ceremony n we'd
ding dinner was served and the bridal
party took the evening nOrth-bound
Ohio River train for Jerusalem, Ohio,
the home OF the grOom's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mci3roUm, where n
reception was given In their honor yes
terday afternoon. The bride was born
in Pennsylvania. but has made her
home with her uncle for n number Of
years. She has been a resident Of
Moundavllle less than n year, but has
IN TINT short time made many warm
friends. The groom II connected with
the West lrginla Clothing Company,
and is leader In church and public
work. He has mnny friends In
MoundsviIie. who speak In the highest
terms Of him. They win go 20 house
keeping IN the s. w. Mathews build
ing ON Seventh street.
REV. Llnkietter. Mrs, ]. Il. Smith and
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BoWLING.


ON the Musee alleys last night the Colts
took three straights from the Orients,
Both teams boWled nice pins. the Colts
doing exceptionally good work, making IN
average OF 9i5. The following are the
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Old fashions In dress may be revived,
but no old-fAShiOned medicine can re-
Dlarrhoea Remedy. For sale BY drug
glsts.
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NOTICE TO RoND-HoLDERs or
N THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON

N THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON
COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel s Iron Company, IN
accordance With the provisions Of Its
m0rtgage decd of trust made on che 1st
day OF November. 1899, hereby gives notice
OF It's intention TO redeem all OF ig OUT
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from Is5 70 800,
inclusive by the payment OF such bonds
on the ist day OF November. 1899, at The
National Exchange Bank Of Wheeling,
which hank has been selected by tho
Wheeling Title & Trust Company, tho
trustee under said mortgage deed Of trust,
as the place OF deposit for the payment OF
said bonds, Ia the stead Of The Exchange
Hank OF Wheeling, which has ceased TO do
business: and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then un-
maturcd for interest ON said bonds Will
WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY
r w. Bowers, Secretary
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
l.. +. Stifcl. Secretary.
BOnd.holdcra who may desire 10 cS-
change the bonds held by them for now
first mnrtgagu > per cent bonds OF tho
company az par should make early appli.
cation AZ tho office OF the company.
nu22 +. W. BOWERS, Secretary.
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WHEELTNa LEAduE.

Rough Riders dropped the first game to
Kenntores, but took the OtherR and retain
their hold on second place Score:
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RsaiSs@ts
FoR RRNT

No. 1916 Main street. furnished barber
shop.
No. 1913 McColloch street................$1 $40 %
No. IS Fifteenth street, rooms. ..... II 90
Three rooms east Of CorrugatinG
works ........................s.. . "
-Four roomed house east OF Coal Cut. 5 90
No. 1i29 Eoff street. rooms............ 10 90
No. S55 Main street, rooms and both
gases ..s..................i.-. u "
No. lOA EOf street, 2rooms............ %
Ground on west side Of Chapllne
street, between Seventeenth aud
Eighteenth streets viii lease for
term OF years.
Ground 90 by lsO on Market street VIII
lease for term OF years.
No. 81 Sixteenth street, cellRr.....,.,.. u %
No, g Sixteenth street. store rOonl.... 10 %
No. 1913 Alley b. stable......,.......... 8 %
FOR SALE
No. 50 Sixteenth street.
No. SO Ohio street.
Lotion South Front street.
Lot on North Front street, 90 by about
400 feet
No. l2 Main street.
No. q Maryland StreHt.
Business house and dwelling on Chap
No. Is Vermont street
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JAMES A. HENRY,

REM Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1sli
Main street. oct6
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seaeraL NoNess.
DrDEMprIoN OF BoNDs-LoAN ISL

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct 10, lsap.
The following bonds OF the Loan OF lsst
have this day been drawn by lot, according
TO ordinance, and VIII he redeemed on and
after the first day Of November, 1893, At
tho Bank OF the Ohio Valley Interest on
the same ceases on that day:
Nos. GAG, 1874, iT6, 2S2, 900, d2I, go,
T13, $50, lB:l, 100, q, Id1, PA, 379,
"a, B37, 4If, BB, OIb, iOS, 8lB, $50,
90, 3eO, i0t, 3Os, Of one hun dted dollars
each; Nos. Ii6, 500. 1SS, SCI, SIa, I18,
Of i've hundred dollars each; Nos. S53, S6A,
OF Que thousand dollars each.
W. b. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
nNfg Commissioners
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5asqa.

TNE LOAN MONEY ON RIAL Eg-
wv TATE on ensy monthly payments.
Write for particulars. r. H. SLOAN, Sec
rotary, Telephone Building, Wheeling, w.
Va. anzl-ttheta
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scorers-Barther and carp
To-night-All Ruoters VS.. De Shack
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-03
Popularity Of the Tandem.

The popularity of the tandem in GER
tain cities and the disfavor with which
it is looked upon in others is one of the
inexplicable fads of the cycle trade.
just why people should enjoy riding to-
gether in certain sections and decline to
double up in others is beyond the
comprehension of the average mortal.
In Chicago, Rochester and several other
cities it is the height of riders am
bition to own tandem, while in Cleye-
land, Pittsburgh, st. Louis, and any
number Of other cities, double scatter
is almost as superhuous to a dealers
stock'as a solid tired machine would be,
The majority of manufacturers are not
at all sorry to note a general falling off
in the demand for the larger machines,
since the makers never have been able
to secure the price they should get for
the two-seaters when the extra work
and the small percentage of demand for
themSis taken into considerations The
Wheel.