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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-01
THE MONUMENTS AFFIRMED.

FRANKFORT, KY, October 31.-In
the Court of Appeals to-day the judg-
ment OF the lower court in the contests
over the minor State offices was affirm
ed. thus establishing the title of the
Democratic incumbents of these offices.
Three Republican judges dissented. This
case, applied to all of the State offices
except Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor, the contests over which was set
tied by the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-01
A Fine Big Meeting.

PLYMOUTH, Ind. October 81
Adlai K. Stevenson, Democratic candi-
date for vice president. addressed a
meeting to-day estimated from ten to
fifteen thousand. The speaking was
preceded by a large parade. The can
didate was given fine reception and
spoke for two hours, dealing mainly
with the trusts. Mr. Stevenson was
followed by Eli Barker, of Oregon, in
brief address.
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MINERS ON STRIKE.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, October 81
Three hundred miners employed at the
Hudson colliery, of the Delaware and
Hudson Company went on strike this
morning, because the foreman insisted
on more topping" on the cars than
the men were willing to give.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-01
AN INVESTIGATION
VIII be Made by the Market Com
mfttee Friday notwithstanding
.DeyeIODmenfs ExDected.

mfttee Friday MISUNDERSTANDING
Developments Expected.
The Council committee on markets
has been called to meet Friday night,
one of the objects being to investi-
gate the reports concerning the alleg-
ed offer to bride the committee. Mr.
Korn, member of the committee,
said yesterday:
1--WE propose to sift this thing to the
bottom. Since the Register published
the story, there have been some peo-
pie under the impression that mem
bers of the market committee were
bought for five dollars apiece to vote
certain privilege. If there has been
any bribery or attempted bribery, l.,
for one, want to know it."
1t is likely that if the committee
succeeds in getting a quorum there
will be some interesting, if not sensa-
tional developments Friday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-01

$l.00 CORSETS rs CENTS
= tne Sreot Inauguration Sale, be-
ginning saturday, November 3D., to
ana including November 10th Ey-
sniht. M cost. Nothing reserved.
see to-ntght's Evening News for fur
ther inforna tion.
l.. ). GOOD AZ cos. NEW STORE.
1132-11sA Main street
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WILL SHUT DOWN.
Management Insists a Reduction
Prom S4.2o a Ton to So.

ALTOONA, Pa, October 31.-The
rolling mill OF the Altoona iron COM
pany at this place will be closed down
tomorrow and four hundred persons
will cease working then. A short
while ago the mills management de-
cided TO reduce the puddlers' wages
from S425 to So per ton They refus-
ed to accept such reduction. The
company has decided TO close the mill
down rather than pay the wages that
the workers insist on having. The
rolling mill is one of the Oldest indus
tries in this city.
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There won't be another appraise-
nrent of real estate for purposes of
taxation until 1910. The present
Board of Commissioners got the tax
payers into their present box.
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A Serioux Collision.

VIENNA, October 3l-Official con-
firmation has been received here from
Mostar, in Persogovina, of the reports
OF a collision growing ont of bound
airy dispute. between an Austro-Hun-
garian military patrol and a force of
Montenegrin soldiers. One Montene-
grin was killed and several on each
side were wounded.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
Feeling the Strain

Feeling the Strain
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, October 31.--Gov
Roosevelt is feeling the strain of his con-
tinued talking much more to-day than at
any time since he started on the State
tour.
Hart in New York.
NEW YORK, October SIC. b. Hart, IT,
s. Minister to Colombia. South America,
has arrived here and is on his way to his
home in Wheeling, w. Va.
To the Federal Authorities-
NEW YORK, October 3i.-District At
torney Gardiner announced this afternoon
that Alvord would be turned over to the
u. s. authorities.
To Invade Cape Colony
PRETORIA. October 3l.--Intelligence
has reached here that Commandant Cen
eral Botha is marching with a strong
force TO invade Cape Colony, near Ken
hardt, where, 1t Is said, the irreconcilable
Beers are ready to join him.
l.. g. McCabe Dead
CHICAGO. October 81. G. McCabe,
brother of Bishop c, c, Mccabe. Of the
NJ r. church, died to-day at the family
residence. Evanston, aged 50.
Result of ImperiaIism-
LONDON, October 31.-There have been
serious anti-tax riots, says the Vienna
correspondent of the Daily Express, IN
the Serat district OF Roumania
Presidents Callers
CANTON. Ohio, October 3t.-AH day
long the Mckinley home was thronged
with visitors. They came from far and
near some merely to pay their respects
some on matters of business, and some TO
talk politics.
Lashed. Tied I'm n Sack
MONTGOMERY. Ala, October 31.--The
negro reported lynched near Admission on
Monday night. was not killed. but was
given fifty lashes while tied In a sack
Found No More Bodies
WILKESBARRE, Pa, October 3f.--The
debris In Shaft No. / Of the Kingston Coal
Company. the scene Of yesterdays explos-
ion, was cleaned UP to-day without any
more dead bodies being found.
Treasury Condition.
WASHINGTON. October 51-To-day's
Statement of the condition OF the treasury
balances in the general fund. exclusive of
the $4,000. 600 gold reserve In the division
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DO YOU KNOW

> That you will have to keep o
putting revenue tax stamps O
> on deeds, receipts, notes, o
) checks, kilograms, express q
> bills, etc, for years, as n q
> result of MckinIey's In q
) iquitous Philippine poIicyf o
3 q
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II. G. Dun.r conditin

Of redemption, shows: Available cash
balance, SlS5,sOo 1856; gold. So, SOL, 80.
II. G. Dun's Condition
NEW YORK, October sl.--The condition
Of r. G. Dun. who has been ~ for some
time, tonight Is unchanged de Is COM
Portable
Slight Earthquake
JACKSONVILLE Fla, October si-
Eight distinct earthquake shocks were
felt In Jacksonville to-day The shocks
were not severe enough to cause any dam
age.
Churches United
EDINBURGH. October si.-The formal
union of the Free and United Presbyterian
churches was consummated to-day, as the
United Free Church Of Scotland,
Sugar Imports
PHILADELPHIA. October 3i.-The i'm.
ports of sugar during October ecipaed the
history OF the port. More than 50 1000 tons
of raw sugar have been delivered.
A. VI. McGregor Deed
NEW YORK. October 3f-The death OF
a. M. McGregor, a director OF the stand
day.
To Make n Demonstrations
MARSEILLEs. October sl.-The Krure,
reception committee has Issued an appeal
to the population to participate In the
demonstrations.
Resumed Operations
SHAMOKIN. Pa. October 81 The Cor
bin colliery resumed to-day. 800 men be-
Ing granted the ten per cent. increase
Hanna In Indiana
SOUTH BEND. Ind. October 31.-gena.
tor Hanna spoke IN this city to-day TO an
enthusiastic crowd Of large proportions.
wealthy Association
MILWAUKEE,. October g-The Ma.
ttonal Association OF Agricultural Imple-
ment and Vehicle Manufacturers one OF
the wealthiest associations Ia the coun-
try. convened here to-day.
A'kotler Big One
TRENTON. N. j.. October si.-The
Standard Milling Company filed articles
CO.,
Many Dead and Injured
CARACAS. Venezuela. October 5i-nx
the earthquake Monday San Casiniro Qua
and ChaFallsno were entirely dtstroyed
There are many dead and injured.
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Duquesne "a, Greensburg O.
PITTSBURG, Pa. October 31.-Foot-
ball: Duquesne c. & A. c., "a; Green's
burg, 0.
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The Pirates and the "Misffs" bowled
three very interesting games at the Musee
alleys yesterday afternoon. the Misfits
winning two out of the three games by
very close scores. Gus Wilhelm was the
high man for the Misfits and Hannah
was the strong man for the Pirates. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-01
ENTIRE sTOCK AT COsT

ENTIRE STOCK AT COST.
Great inauguration sale of Dry
Goods, Notions. Jackets. Suits, Fine
China, ETC., at ACTUAL COST, Begin
ming Saturday. November 3D., to and
including November 10th.
l.. s. GOOD a. cos. NEW STORE,
1132-I134 Main Street.
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Large lithosrnphs of Hon. w;r,i,,,
Jennings Bryan and Hon. AdYai
EWING Stevenson for sale at the Rey-
lister ofhce. Price 10 cents each,
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INAUGURATTON SALE,

Entire stock at cost, beginning
November I'd, to and including No.
vember 10th.
L.. S. GOOD A. cos. NEW STORE,
1132-1134 Main street.
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City Taxes.

Discount will be allowed on city
taxes up to and including Saturday,
November 8.
j. X. HALL City Collector,
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, October 3l-For Ohio
Rain and cooler Thursday: Friday. fair:
fresh to brisk sosItheasterly winds, becom-
ing northwesterly.
For Western sylvania--Showers on
Thursday. with warmer in southern por-
ton; Friday probably fair and c0oier
brisk souzherly winds
For West Virginia Rain and cooler on
Thursday; Friday, fair. southeasterfy
shifting 10 northwesteriy winds.
Mr. c. Schnepf. the Opera House drug
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gist. made the following observations Of
the temperature yesterday a. m. e.. q
q. m. So; IL m. 70: , p. m. 81; n m Il
Weather fair.
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Large Autographs of Hon. WiIIiau
Jennings Bryan and Hon AdIoI
Ewing Stevenson for sale at the Reg
lister Office. Price 10 cents each
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Large Autographs of Hon. William
Jennings Bryan and Hon. Adlai
Ewing Stevenson for sale at the Reg
lister Office. Price 10 cents each.
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Treasury Condition

WASHINGTON, October 51.-To-day' S
Statement of the condition OF the treasury
balances in the general fund. exclusive ~
the $l50. 900 gold reserve In the division
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-01

Of redemption, shows: Available cash
balance, $lS5 800, 1856; gold. S92 551, $50.
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NEW YORK, October 3i.-The condition
of r. G.. Dun. who has been IN for som
time, tonight is unchanged de IS com
Portable
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slight EnrthnunIse--

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Octobe
Eight distinct earthquake shock,
were not severe enough to cause an
age.
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Found No More Boz

wILKESBARRE, Pa. October 3i.--The
debris In Shaft No. Of the Kingston Coal
Company. the scene Of yesterdays explos-
ion, was cleaned UP to-day without any
more dead bodies being found.
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Churches United

EDINBURGH. October 31.-The formal
union of the Free and United Presbyterian
churches was contaminated to-day, as the
United Free Church OF Scotland.
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A. VI. NEGLECTED. Dcnd-

NEW YORK. October 3f.-The death
A. M. McGregor, director OF the sta
ard OIL Company, was announced here
day.
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sugar Import,

PHILADELPHIA, October 3i.-The in
ports of sugar during October eclipaed Ii
record for any corresponding period In N
history OF the port. More than 5000 tor
of raw sugar have been delivered.
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Hart in New York.

NEW YORK, October SIC. p. Hart, I
s. Minister to Colombia. South America
has arrived here and is on his way to hi
home in Wheeling, w. Va.
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Feeling the Strain
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, October 81 Gov.
Roosevelt is feeling the strain OF his con-
tinued talking much more to-day than at
any time since he started on the State
tour.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala. October 3i.--The
negro reported lynched near Admission on
Monday night. was not killed. bat was
given fifty lashes while tied In a sack.
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To Make Denominations

MARSEII.LES. October 1.-The Kruge
reception committee has issued an appea
TO the population to participate In Ia
demonstrations.
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Musee League.

Umpire. Kreuger; scorers, Bremen and
Her. Tonight, Terminus VS.. All Alikes.
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To the Federal Authorities

| NEW YORK October 3i.--Distrlct At
| torney Gardiner announced this afternoon
| that Alvord would be turned, over to the
1 u. S. authorities.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19
The New Dry Goods SOtre
e. In Irwin Block.
s@g~
Millinery, Dry Goods,
~ Shoes and Novelties
e price
1RWIN'S STORE:

VIM. Winterhalter, agricultural
manager of the Beet Sugar Company,
was in Lamar yesterday looking af-
ter some of the contracts offered.
E. F. Townsend, who was formerly
in the drug business at Detroit,
Mich, and has been here for some
days looking up location, has &C
cepted position with Mclean Bros,
and will manage their drug store
during the absence of N. N. in Den
yer. MIR. Townsend WAS employed
for some time in the laboratory of
Park Davis q Co Detroit, and leaves
highly recommended as pharma-
cist and citizen. His wife came with
him.
Today was the first day of the
ninth ANNUAL rabbit hunt, and about
100 sportsmen from Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs, Pueblo, and other
points came in on No 6 this morn
ing to make the usual attack on the
festive jack rabbits. The weather is
clear and bright and will be pleasant,
but as there has been no severe
weather this fail to drive them in
from the range to the alfalfa fields
there will probably be much
smaller score than usual. Parson
Uzzell and Halsey Rhodes as usual
came along to look after the "spir
itual" welfare OF the crowd. The
people here had not expected such a
large crowd and it was rather late in
the day before wagons had been pro-
vided to take all of them out to the
hunting grounds.
Koeh's Big Minstrels, composed Of
thirty of the best comedians, singers,
dancers and acrobats, is billed to ap-
pear at the opera house on Thursday,
Dec. 20. This wonderful minstrel
show, without doubt, is the largest
and best of its kind in existence to
day. From the rise of the curtain
on the dazzling and bewildering first
part to the drop on the closing spe-
cialty is one continuous programme
of three hours of solid fun. No show
was ever organized with SO many
special features and as many stars,
who are the pick of the entire min
strel stage. There are new songs,
new dances, funny comedians, be-
witching music, startling acrobatic
features, magnificent costumes and
solo musicians, in fact, everything is
new bright and up-to-da Every
act is feature, every comedian
headliner in his different line. Only
the best and refined acts are pre-
sented and an entertainment that
will please and make you hold your
sides with laughter is assured.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19
Advertised Letter List.

The following is a list of the un-
claimed letters remaining in this Of.
flee December 10, 1900:
Dunbar, E. G.
Foster, Mrs. Clara
Gillingham, Spencer
Hinshaw, ]. w.
McCarty, William
N. johnson & Son
Stevenson, Hazel
Van Deusen, John
Burbridge, Lindsay or Frank
In calling for these letters please
say advertised"
D. E. COOPER, P. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19
FINE CHRISTMAS CANDIES.

Sauer's chocolates in ] ID. and l
lb. boxes at 3Oc, 60c FINEST made.
Sauer's frozen creams, / ID. 15c.,
] ID. 3Oc.
Sun brand marshmallows, ! lb.
25c., ] 35c.
We have cheaper candies if you
want. Boyd's Up to- Date Drug
Store, Post Office.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of cheap Money
for good farm and city
loans. Call and see me
/ WRIT MARKHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Edmunds, of
Rocky Ford, visited with Lamar
friends the first of the week.
w. r. Gibson, the La Junta attor-
ney, has been transacting business
before the Lamar land office today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter j. Preston, of
Las Animas, were the guests last
Saturday and Sunday of MIR. and
Mrs. rhomus Berry.
DR.. John Jones, of Granada, was
here this morning, but quickly got
through with his business and re.
turned home on No. s.
For real uuadulterated fun and
laughter don't miss seeing Koeh's
Bi, Minstrel Jubilee at the opera
house tomorrow night.
A mau was here last week gather
ing Information for the State Direc-
tory, and at the same time soliciting
Subscribers for the book.
L. NJ. Steward returned the first
of the week from Las Animas, where
he had been doing some fine monu-
ment work for week or more.
f. r. Beck, of Denver, represent.
ing a Denver iron fence company,
is spending few days in Lamar
looking up business in that line.
Prof. G. j. Sealy is conducting his
dancing classes every afternoon and
evening at the opera house, and has
quite a good class in attendance.
w. G. Moyle, formerly Lamar
resident, but now located at Canon
City, came down with the rabbit
hunters to see how we were pro-
crossing here. He is quite well
pleased.
Lester Barker, who now resides
with his parents in Denver, and who
has many friends here among the
young people, came down to visit his
old home and friends during the rab-
bit hunt.
E. E. Pike and G.. T. Feast re-
turned Sunday night from their trip
to Carrizo and the surrounding coun-
try. They had good time, and re-
port that section as moving along in
good shape.
The Young Mems Social Club
have issued invitations for grand
masquerade ball at the opera house,
which will take place on Christmas
night. 1t undoubtedly will be an
enjoyable affair.
County Treasurer Reynolds, who
has been almost swamped with the
work of getting out tax deeds and
assigning certificates, which were
purchased from the county, has be-
gun to see the end of the work, and
hopes soon to be all caught up.
However, as the tax sale takes place
tomorrow, it is probable he will
again get behind in the work.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19

Amateur Photographers
1t will interest the amateurs to
know that Mrs. Botto nley has put in
line of Photographic supplies, in
cludIng everything used for kodak
pictures. New papers of all kinds
and their toning solutions. The new
water tone paper for black and white
work. Call and get free samples
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19

per cord for good solid split wood.
Drift wood 81 load. We are pre-
pared to do allikinds Of hauling, such
as dray work of any kind or sand
and manure. Also scavenger work
of any kind. Friends if you want
anything done in this line remember
]. G. DUPUY,
Better known as "Coyote."
Leave orders at Franz Bros store.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19
Christmas Presents

In endless variety. All kinds Of toys,
games, dolls, etc. Presents for big
folks, little folks, old folks, and babies.
Call early and get first choice, they
are going very fast at H. N. Christians.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19
Notice..

On or after December 10, we will
have plenty of wood for sale at 81. 25
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19
Santa Claus is now IN order.
Don't telephone him until You
have visited us as yon will be
sure to find just what you
want here.
H. N. CHRISTIAN

Books, all kinds and for all people
at McLean's.
Sauer's elegant chocolates and
creams at Boyd's Up to-Date Drug
Store, Post Office.
Girls, get your friends to vote for
you SO You can get the finest doll in
town at Mclean Bros.
Our reputation for fine chocolates
and marshmallows is such that we
cannot afford to sell anything but the
best. Boyd's Up-to- Date Drug
Store, Post Office.
Worms take refuge in the small
intestine, where they can easily mul-
tiply. WHITES CREAM VERMI-
FUGE will destroy these parasites.
The verdict of the people tells plain
ly how well it has succeeded. Price
25 cents. I. H. Myers.
Ladies'
Mrs. Bottomley carries constantly
full line of toilet preparations, and
hair goods, including face bleach.
wrinkle eraser, blackhead eradicator,
hair tonic, hair goods, etc. Face
powders and mole and freckle lotion.
All goods guaranteed.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Edmunds, of
Rocky Ford, visited with Lamar
friends the first of the week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-06

Copyright, 1900, by the Associated Press
PARIS, May 5.-Foreign visitors to
Paris this week find the dead walls COW
cred with huge colored posters setting
forth the electoral manifestos of the can
didates at the municipal elections which
are to be held tomorrow Sunday
throughout France.
The results are awaited with particular
interest owing to the announced intention
of the Nationalists to utilize the election
as a field of battle to test the feeling Of
the country on the governments policy,
especially in domestic matters. This IN
PRODUCTION of general political into mu-
nicipal elections by the Nationalist is
a breach of the truce tacitly entered into
between the various parties during the
period of the exposition. The recent ac-
cidents at the exposition have served
them as weapon of ATTACK upon the
ministry, and this explains their incessant
attempts to cast responsibility upon M.
Millerand.
This campaign is intended largely for
the electorate of Paris. on which the
Nationalist will make their most deter
mined assault. They have eighty cam
didates and their success or failure con-
stitutes a barometer showing the state
of the political atmosphere AT the pres
ent moment, however. that IS no sign of
serious political effervescence or grave
discomfort with the government.
An innovation has been introduced in
the French artillery service by the de-
cision to furnish the guns with a smok>-
shell. Hitherto the cannon had been pro
vided with melinte and shrapnel shells
only. This new shell is intended to be
launched at an opponents artillery,
which. on bursting. It viii envelop in
dense cloud of smoke, thus hampering
the return fire. The new shell is the
outcome of the Introduction of smoke
less powder. Formerly, with the old pow
der, the result now aimed at was brought
about by the guns themselves the firing
of which produced a smoke which blind
ed their own gunners. Experiments show
that this invention creates a sort Of veil
before the enemy's artillery Both the
army and the navy will be supplied with
these shells.
The date of Inauguration of the Amer
lean national pavilion in the exposition
is now definitely fixed for next Saturday.
The internal arrangement of the pavil-
ion differs from that OF other national
pavilions. which are generally devoted
to display of additional exhibits or to
some artistic exhibits characteristic of
their respective countries.
The American building, on the con-
trary, will be given up to administrative
and reception purposes, the idea being
to have sort Of club where Americans
may fraternize and secure information.