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The Afro-American advance., 1899-11-11
CLOSING non AGU|NALDO
Thirty Thousand American Troops
in Active Operations Against
the Filipino Army.
CAMPAIGN BEGUN AL ALONG LINE.
IL II Expected That the itrheiIian In
the philippines WIN tie Crushed
out HeTore End OF Present Month
First Autonomous Government OF
FiIipinos Established.

Washington. Nov : With forces ny.
frcguting more than 10000 lighting
men Gems. Luwton, Macarthur aud
Wheaton are now closing in GA Agui.
ualdo's army
Gen. Otis dispatches are optimistic
in the highest degrer, aud the officials
are predicting that the rebellion will
be crushed before the end OF the pres
ent month and that important victories
viii he announced within few days,
The military situation wps thus ana
lytrd lay an official familiar with Gen.
otis plan Of operation, MS reported to
the war department.
"Aru'rBlda with hts army Frcatlv re-
duc"d. owing t0 recent dirlutcVratlonH, ts
pt HayamharE "a miles north ~ Tarlae.
which was hBq headquarters aud the oh-
iectivc uf lawtuH's and MuCArthur's
arm es up tp "A fortnight ago
Cen MarArthnr moves purthwn ri along
the railroad ta naYamhanE. taking tho
towns of Taflua. FRuaque. MorCoda and
others ss he Eprs alnuE Gen. Lawtan
muNea ratthWatd fram Cu'anAtuan as his
base, and with columns sWvrvirH 10 tho
t'rht hud left To sweep the country Ia the
Rio AEnn tivet. and 10 head ou Agulnal-
dos escape 10 the mountains through RIO
AEto valley At last accounts detAthmentA
from his command had taken Aiiaka. west
N bis base 1hlaVera being 20 the north
and iiayamhauR 10 tho northwest
"Bcu. " NhpBtHH mavea vuutbWard from
bHEupap % HayAmbanR tits meats
up c. tBis time have been KEEP, from TIM
public but now that The campaign II IN
progress | am at liberty to mention that
he headed nu expedition sent out on trans
ports for the Gulf Of ltrEnycn last week
The navS's task was 10 she'll the towns
on the southern part 81 the guif as TO
effect tho safe landing af hts expedition.
Unless AEuIuAlda has escaped 10 tho
eastward thrnuHh tho Hln AHro valley he
ought Ga he caught between Gen Wheat
ana force from the north ara Gen Mae.
Arthur'B from the south within tho next
An hours. as lhyambanE, where hn Ia aup-
posed 20 be located Is less than 80 miles
from paguran aud about 20 miles from
Angeles
Although Gen Macarthur main forces
were 81 Angeles at last accounts u ia be-
ltevnd that oup ef hiH columns taH reached
ana taken Taflae befofu this. that the rail-
road 90 that point iB now lu control Of ths
American farres and that ii is only 4 dueHs
ton ~ a taN days when his command VIII
reach HaYRmbaug
From The plan " campaign mapped out
Agutralao's aRly possible means ~ escape
would seem 90 he ta ihG eastward through
the RIO AHuu valley into tho mountains,
aA tho forces under GuEn THwtau and
Macarthur moving rotthwhrd mo keep.
ing scouts well uui 90 tho front ua as 10 pre-
vent a." enemy from cacapiuE southward,"
The Afro-American advance., 1899-11-11

Nsw Yatk. e. u oTealer 70 ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
{, PERSONAL MENTION
S1A>%S@1@9eS0ee&a-1&

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MISS l'pra iiatlliseoii le'u.iiea MOI
Gay evening 70 iief nome N tsi''ss alls'
+. isw' GAYS Vlslt ~ ,ss eiiy Win tsf
slsssr' MIS-, =, =. fsseh'iai'i'
Miss Edith MtsSsenger arrived nome
Monsiay evening from Ninton, wheFe
she has been visiting three weeks With
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12


The winter months are tho favorite
ones for socia! gatherings and despite
the unpleasant weather but Very few
Of the fifty guests bidder to thehome Of
Mr.. and Mrs William Sandoe Monday
evening Were not present. The host and
hostess had kept the knowledge that
the evening was their twentieth we'd
ding anniversary secret, but the fact
was disclosed during the evening In
the games of progressive cinch Mrs. F.
Il, Hood and Mr.. r. Q. Fisher received
the first prizes, and Mrs. y. $. Bur
roughs and Mr.. i. l.. Cady were given
the consultations. Mrs. #. G. Pierce and
Miss Florence Will favored the guests
with piano numbers, and Mrs. +. S.
Hynds recited in her charming way.
Late in the evening Hazel Sandoe and
Ruth Loree cake walked for the guests.
| Mrs Sandoe was assisted in serving re-
freshments by Mrs. G. p. Powers, Mrs.
Christine Will and Miss Florence VIII.
The invited guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames +. Tuffree, j. w. Oliver, /. l..
Cady, G. w. McNeely, w. w. Shan
non, F. S. Hynds, F. G.. Pierce, II. A.
Church, C. C. Cottle, G. F. Kirby, III. j.
Howe, j. p. Dotson, G. p. Powers, f. L.
Hood, Warren Howard, John Schubert
F. G. Auringer, w. c. Osman. Jr., G. w.
Huntington. F. L. Meeker. II. s. Law
renee, w. c. Payne, e. r. Lay, I. G.
Fisher and s. p. Knisely; Mrs. A. Lo-
rec, Mrs. w. p. Cousins. Mrs. Christine
Will and daughter, Miss Florence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
DIR. Janss, physician and surgeon.
Abstracts, loans. b. r. Cummings,

See the leather rockers and couches
at Marion Cards.
Chick and stylish-thes neckwear Just
received at Holes.
Christmas handkerchief sale. Read
our Tad. e Archie Parker
Low prices on rugs during the holt
days. Hoyt's Department Store.
For saie--A two-seated sleigh Cost
So. Will sell it for So a Z. Myers.
Try a can of smith,s hullad corn.
Nothing better. Reynolds, Watson &
Co.
odd napkin sale at Inc Boston Store
this week. The best Natues ever Of
fered.
Twenty-Five dozen iriiiial handKer-
chiefs going for 5 cents each at Lee 4
lSenedicts
Lann,y work dot5e fai people in an
walks of life proyislea thsy pay for u
lat Fiitton's.
Get ane q those beautiful japanese
cups and saucers. tii' choice of the
- : = - :
a beautiful line 81 ladies' embroi-
tlercd lanakerchieiS aad mons initial
hanlkerehiefs. H9yfs Department
Store.
The Beethoven Sositity Will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon WITH AIRS.
isEilen Raughman, No. 10 North Third
Avenue.
- 49,, a,s.ra,-.s5
-, 49, M, ,a,S wtth
~ ,.,ff,,, ,fs a,,,, receive,
1,a,N,.ss,. 4 "a
sls.''3s sfsss'''
~ & st,,,,. sst.,.sr
-, 49, IS, ,.st.s
80 u .iaZ
II ~. ,sssi,
n
s =.
The cold waathats taaf we predicted
would COME is here. Tn chances are
that your casll bin Is nQty 81 nearly
So NON s the time i ol'dei, yeal coal
s. = 8 : : - !
Toledo C'ilrolicle p \ s9@per re-
turned from NIarsilailtaHsn Menday,5
where h has boon yslHiisst for tsss g Y
N W. railway. H sneets 70 return
itbsiut IAN. 70 wark Ter iile lti1@aa'ss-
Cannon lsugey ColitRafly
~ {, t,,.'.'.i .suen a.
1, ,,9sess,5,5., E, ,,sf,ssr n, ~
4, ,,.,.i 81
Il, 49,, S, cx.d. fatt IN.
Mars haiit5,an on Sslfurday Where h
ssISees q find emp ylilsnt for the
sgt,itsr
~. st,,ss,sr ~
s ,s, ,i4s;, NJ
I, ,,.s,,s,'., ,,ag,,t,is, h..,.
! H., ,,sf,,t,sr
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X ~. ~, t,,s},3,,s,
Isl. ~.
Coinnlanfiantfe' Horton, n the Sel=.
tsivrs HONS. went io l,ss MONIES tn
iiaorniilg q attend tn quarterly lls'st8-'
ing Of the state l,sseiiatSilc@llsS.a Sn-
y, y tils e2s
! IN ,.s,,,s.s' IS ~ Ne,p,,ss
Mary Nustatn'sFs NJ RENE iilt'sf 81 :
DIS ira slss Glltist rllaS 81 sIseii tfieiii et
FIieilbers ewe3iy t.i'a iaSt var ana
@ll pe pleased % ssai'l3 that the Gus
tel1l WI bss rsls'sa SEQ this y7ar Many
presents MIL 1a SlvTn an4l WITH iiii-
cilasss II ms sore, tilsii' saius. eli're-
si9andiGg With tire size gfthe purchases
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
Or. Mighell. surgeon and physician.


Holes.
\ Hopkins overcoatings are new and
up TO date.
Try a box Of Acme chocolates ait Ad-
ans. fine.
few nice New York ANDES ,ss, -.
4 i, NIvers 81
N;aht robes W., ~, .,ro,,c, a,a ,ars
enough Al Ho,e,s
l9en miss the cup and saucer sale
ssl-.
the l''ettiest line Of wool shirt waists
IN tile city ~ Les \ Benedict's.
see tbe ls,,tl,.s,.5 mn, oIsfs,sd Goods a !
ne Hin,
o,ntieal ,no,,3r -, .s,..,sy ,,.y 80 4,
! =, an,l !, \, ,.,,.,,,,,,a,,,,,
Mi'. g H p lsoaiaman was in State
essnter on business Monday evening.
We are selling rings during the holt
aays just tlle Same as ever. VIM. HE'LL
peis
ris1v ,,sv..,7 =. $50, ,,t,,.x ~,
sii,3.l,,
-
- S I Z
!, "a 5,,.,g,,,. Il, ,s,
49, i'ts'sis :. IS ei'sss say 'a'iss
< s's''ss, i'''s's3il 'ss.'if,
s,i,.'a.3 $500 r. " ~ -
,lE = +
3 i's's ! : - - ''i,s,1s : ss'i1'1
Did YOU say overcoats? I have just
ettas, < Tor the pres mt season. Hop
kins, The popular tailor.
$. e
: = u, 7. ~ Z,
e, = ~ 's'siiss' sV''iSs
: - = 100 y 'ssii s
:, 'iisitsi s's '9Siissst :
49, ~, y ~ 80 '''lsSs
y e .i's's ~ ! Z sl'' ~ s
II s. ~ y -, ~ i.s'ss'lY y ~
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- n - t5s9's :
We ls moving the greatest variety !.
,,.4t..,,t i4ss,. ,,{f ~; Md y9,,
'.s.S ,a',.S ~.
3. si'ss, 80 3 '''s ~ -
The Nle3pGusns Record says. 'Mai'-
shi1l c6GJis asticials must bs OH the
gQ9koul 81 some crock may steal The
reN pell When ve get 10 during ilf-.
teen nlinlil d lile noon hour
\ fro Very nee ssaiy a this sea-
son Of ille war lHli eall mot have &
ar 1gitsiegt fuel rms fasl yaH may
have sbs pEd@i.ius from { les Lamb Ltlm-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
"A good assortment Of smoking jackets
H. T.. Smkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoftice.

at Holes
H. r. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
~ Second door west of postoftice.
Tomorrow only we will offer any
china cup and saucer in the house at II
cents. Boston Store.
DR. Dentons sanitary night robes
make excellent Christmas presents for
ladies or men. Hoyt's Department
Store.
l Will have to request my customers
to come early. as we dealers lind our
stores crowded and have great difflciil-
~ in getting goods we have ordered.
VIM. Hellberg
Perry Chief Reporter Attorney Cid
dinss is liable To be classed as a
granger. Last year he purchased eighty
acres Of Jim Balentyn : farm in Dali
las township, and the past week w n.
Chandler induced him 70 buy the other
forty acres belonging to5it
The Fort Dodge Messenger says:
Mrs. George Wilson, of Marshalitown,
who has been visiting in the city as the
guest of DR. and Mrs. King, left Sum
day evening FOR Marshalltown IN re-
Spouse 10 a telegram announcing the
serious Illness of MIR. Wilson. Mr.. Will
son $ condition is not at all serious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

china cup and saucer in the house at II
cents. Boston Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
SalItn. of lis camb.


christmas a3isle 81 AIari,la cards.
9l'iyils, iaai4atN
iis;ssls , e'ts.
An is9uis II seta gent fs,r ..rhe ;iri
Fsiasn Ritz .tts.l Mas i, Town ~.
s'Sss.
aeusel 4 W-i!bur sas.9y yi,.s3o *.
lsal.s Il Fy tis,sv ssis;l 4 l,.4.5s his.
3s.ss
IA ~ e sisi'Issf esIsssFs "a
" S'5slst 70 a'1siSa ieGssa
III jsss Xssss.:4t I.sa & f.et,ssis
Nz;ass ss:S sss sins at slsatly re-
sis'sy
S3is{4ja S = f45,s 81 III, a, a
81 si1sIe s ,4a,,4s ,ss,,,5s .s1.5 s.
8. terns.,fs. ,,.e
3s,,.sb ,s,s.ss Y,
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'lsiAls dresser estytrs esf
ara Riigs Tons Prices 1sy
Stgie
aTl'gsil fae$as Stamps ssen nc al
slis sititsS 10 fiis 4sh fS9 saeii
sifisits y99lB
is,s. ss. s,53 s,t.{
ss.,.
~, 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

Ali and Mrs. w II. calhoun have s.
slIstl rsitatia.ls fsyr tbs marriage on
Wednesday evening the eath Of Dacenl
lssr Z their Youngest d.8uglltes, Miss
Lala tail6dll % Mr. Edward Fl. hi
,l'hs hefns 6 NJ. ard Mrs. Y lll VIII he in
ilaelilntu
sailing geld N#rei les Is a good deal
iks liiig gfSl eollaFs 'flla man Who
l5rsliillse -, one AZ z eheai liiiee
mast be q takirs When baglile a gold
Mach buy u setd ene and buy a u q
watch maj! such as Hellberg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

Mr. Fl NJ 5asnf 10 0)skaioosaS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
THE CITY In BRIE F

Dr., Henrickser- Kirby block.
Handkerehie.s. Archie Parker
f'anev saslaentsfs at a. III. Holes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

50 5tt tilsl sef q fe art CHINA ~ g
e: l-lis9 8 esos wSiiaS,W Nasnesd;ly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

Mr.. Lewis l'ulra,h, Of Savannah, Ill,
after a two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Nichols. returned home to-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
q gI .llones.- olIrea MANS

fAs esilstl flls line OF Nnas goods al
Ilisstiisberiaili's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

~ the new haA racks at u G. Will
5lir;s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

The Tanls4 correspondent to Tbs TO-
.eio Demaera, contains the following:
HMilligan. & Cosfond this week sold
their meat market, tools and fixtures to
j & Tins, Of Marshallt9@n. for an
even hundred dollars, not Including the
whieh is probably worth a
Of hundred dollars. Mr. Tins
was here Yesterday and shipped the
fixtures back 10 Marshalltown. Tama
has one less meat market 2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

The Beethoven Sosisty Will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon With Mrs.
Ellen Baughman, NJ. 10 North Third
avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

this week. The bust Nai1ies ever Of
Tered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02
NORTH POLE
Manson, the Explorer, Says It's Beyond
Reach.

Manson, the Explorer, Says les Beyond
Reach.
Copyright, 1899, by The Associated Press.)
BERLIN. Oct. 1.-The opening Of the
international geographical congress
Wednesday was brilliant affair. The
sessions hall OF the Prusslan house OF
delegates was filled with distinguished
cosmopolites, numbering 1900. including
the Prince Regent Of Brunswick. Prince
Herman of saxe.weimar and Princess
Therese Of Bavaria. who conversed with
Count Won Goetsen, well known In
America, about his paper on the latest
discoveries regarding the beadwaters
Of the Nile. The Representatives Of the
German government included the aged
chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe. The
United States Ambassador Andrew D,
White; Prof. Davis. OF Harvard; Prof.
Boas, OF New York; Prof. Bryant, OF
Philadelphia; Mrs Watson. of Boston,
and Andrew C. jackson, Of Seattle,
were among the Americans present.
Besides Prince Hohenlohe's dinner of
Thursday there was a special perform
ance In honor of the congress at Uranla
yesterday, and the city gave a big feto
at the geological this evening which
pinre was brilliantly illuminated with
$500 electric lights. About 1900 per-
sons sat down TO the banquet, which
was served at "a tables. each presided
over by q member Of the municipal
council. Two orchestras and a mill
tary band furnished the music. The
emperor, II ne is back at PotSdam In
time, intends to receive the more dis
tlngulshed delegates.
MIC correspondent had an Interview
with DR.. Nansen regarding the proba-
bic outcome OF the present Polar expe-
dltion and those planned. He. said the
poles VIII probably not be reached even
il International cooperation Is pracu-
cally and systematically carried out, as
looks likely as the result OF the present
congress. He said he would not go on
another Polar enterprise unless special
circumstances arise"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02
To California vim tho Midland Route.

Every Friday night, at 1885 p. M, n
through Tourist Car for San Francisco.
carrying first and second class pnssen-
gers, leaves tho Chicago. Milwaukee &
ST. Paul Railway Union Passenger Stu
tlon, Chicago. via Omaha, Colorado
Springs md Salt Lake City with stop
over privileges at Salt Lake City,. for
all points In Colorado, Utah. Nevada,
and California.
The tourist car berth rate from Chi.
cnEo to san Francisco 10 only Sc, and
the sleeping car berths should be re-
served few days In advance OF de-
parture OF train.
Through tickets and sleeping car nc
commodRtlonB eau be secured from any
agent in the vast, or By applying ct the
Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul Depot
or City Ticket offices In Chicago.
Send for our free illustrated Chllfor-
MIA folders. Address George II, Heat.
ford, general passenger agent, Chicago,
H. or Robert c, Jones, travelling pas
senger agent, Il Carcw Building, Cln-
clnnnu, Ohio. m-eow'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02
mInIdnn ,nna Hnrnl.

Mr.. J. E. Lilly, prominent citizen
Of Hannibal, Mlo., lately had wonder
fui dellverance from q fTlghttul death,
In telling OF It he says: II was taken
with typhoid fever, that ran Into pneu.
EnonIa' My lungs became hardened.
was 40 weak / couldn't even sit up In
he'd. Nothing helped me. expected 10
aeon die OF consumption, when / heard
Of Or, Kings New Discovery. One bot
Ito gave great relief. continued to
liSc Il, and now am well and strong.
can't say too much IN It's praise. ThiE
Miraculous medicine Is the suregt and
GuIckeEt cure In the world for all throat
and lung trouble. Regular glzes 30 cts.
md 500. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store: every bottle
0runFn niepd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02

The Department Of Pharmacy OF
scio college has made for itself, In Its
Ton veaTp OF existence. national rcpu-
tntlon Al the last June commence
neni IL graduated a class Of thirty
four members. the largest In itH HIS
tory, ~ least three-quartefs OF the
number were engaged before com
mcaccmcnt day. Since then, the prlii-
ninHi m the department reports that lie
bnS md no less than nifty applicants for
vrndi,nteg 10 take positions In all por-
lions of tho country. Enrolment for
ihc fall term Ia now In progress, and
viii continue for some weeks yet. Tho
outlook indicates large attendance for
this year
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02

The public schools of welisburg were
suspended last week on account CT the
prevalence of diphtheria. superlntend-
ent Citizens taking advantage of the
situation. visited quite number Of the
Wheeling schools. The professor is
wide awake educator, and is doing
good work in the Wellsburg schools. 1t
will be well for our state II such men
can be kept within our borders, because
we need all such men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02


A squad OF sailors dragging o rapid
IRE six-pounder brought up the rear OF
the olympia's battalion Then came the
hero, the admiral and the officers OF the
heet in all the glory OF their goId-laeed
uniforms and gold-rimmed cooked mats
An were In open barouehes' and at their
head was the man OF the hour. mayor
Van WICK sat beside Admiral Dewey
IN the carriage. The front seat was
banked with beautiful floral pieces The
people did not have to give second
glance at the man whose teats nave
been blazed everywhere Tor weeks, He
was recognized on the instant, and the
cheers and huzEahs that had greeted
the olympia's men seemed tame COM
pared with the shout they raised II
seemed fairly to lift the SKY. There Is
no conceivable kind OF noise they did
not make. Everybody waved and
cheered. and nearly everybody jumped
up'and down in frantic enthusiasm Old
men were as enthusiastic as boys, and
just about as noisy.
Admiral Dewey during his last few
days experience has become somewhat
accustomed to these vocIferous greet
ings, and he took 1t all calmly, smiling
and bowling right and left and oeea-
sionaily lifting his gold-trimmed beaver
as he rode along. The gallant captains
Of the ships engaged in the destruction
Of Montejo's feet, except poor Gridley'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02
THE PEDAGoGU.


Are grand. but skin sruptions rob life
OF 10Y. Bucklcn's Arnlca Salvc cures
them all; also Old, Running and Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, Corns,
Watts. Cuts, Bruises, Burns. Scalds,
Chapped Fl ands, ChIlblains. Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Palms and
Aches. Only % cents a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co.,
Druggists. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02

Remember, will sell bottiU Of
NINE. RUPPERT'S FACE BLEACH at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02

BE sure and use that old and wcii-trieh
remedy. Mrs.. Wlnslow'B Soothing
Syrup, for children teethlng. II boothe9
the child, Boftens Tho gum, allRyG all
pain, cures Wind collie and IL the best
remedy for dihrrhoea. Twenty:r rye
rentA q bottle. mWEt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02
IN BLAZE OF GLORY.
Final Honors Paid to Dewey ~
the Metropolis.
LAND PARADE CAPS CLIMAX.

over Fifty Thousand Bravo Men in
walls ofPeople Stretch Along
tho Line of Magch-The Admiral
and his Comrades Greeted with In
tense Euthusiasm-sehIey Comes In
for Warm Applause Features of
the Great Celebration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02

J., q. Tomllnson, ngcnt Pennsylvania
lines, No, & Eleventh street 10 agent for
the North German Lloyd, Cunard,
American, French. Anchor, Rcd Star
and white star lines. Sec him for low
cot rates,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02

Nine. Ruppeft'B Goiden
Hair Tonic gives new life
TO and stops falling hRir....'
Nine. RuppGrt's Wonder
ful Depllltory removes 81.
perfuuuS hair without In.
Jury to skin In , minutes.
NINE. Ruppert's Gray
Hair Restorative Is not o
dye. but returns gray hair
10 lis natural colOr........,
Nine. Ruppcrt'S Pearl
Enamel causes the skin TO
assume 4 glrllsh lovellneSS,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-02

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-The land pa
rade yesterday capped the climax The
city state and nation united IN one
vast demonstration worthy of the hero
Of Manila. The earth trembled beneath
the tread of $1,000 men, and the air
was torn with the shouts OF millions.
The naval parade Of Friday was a
magnificent and superb spectacle. but
the wonder Of modem times was the
great land parade. Thousands OF proud
men OF our land and sea forces, militia
Of fifteen states and the veterans Of the
civil and spanlsh-Amsrlcan wars
sWelled the procession and gave 1t the
dignity in size that It boosted In senti-
ment. Walls Of people miles long
stretched down the line Of march on
either side, a dense, impregnable mass,
Fifth avenue from Fifty-ninth street
to the washington arch at Fourth
street, where the parade disbanded, was
solidly packed with spectators who
overfowed Into the buildings, windows
and on to the roof lines, sat In em-
brasures and crowded scaffolding.
Along Broadway. where 1t crossed the
avenue, the skyscrapers were as crowd
led at the top as at the bottom. and for
blocks down the intersectIng streets
tenants hung from the windows and
nre escapes, and muititudes OF them
were on the roofs lying fat on their
st6maehs pecring down. For hours
they waited patiently and good ma
turedly to see Dewey, and when they
saw him they waited on unconseIopsly
for three hours and a half while the
procession passed. Far down this llv-
ing lane the column marched while the
air was gorgeous with the mist Of ban
ners and vibrating with shouts of well
come and admiration, the elatter Of
horses feet when the cavalry sabres
flashed and plumes waved, the rumble
OF artillery, the snarl Of drums, the
clear drawn busie call and the hiare o.
military bands. Several aerial bombs
from the top Of the waldorf.Astorin
heralded the approach to the reviewing
stand in Madison square.
Several companies Of police mounted
on glossy, well-tralned horses headed
the procession. When the head Of the
column appeared the jaclsies Of the
olympia, marching rank on rank with
an easy. rolling step, and sOusa's blue
coated band playing as only it can play,
Il was a poor American whose heart did
not beat higher. Those in the stands
ieaped upon their seats, and everybody
greeted the advancing column with
eheers.