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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-05
BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City Given
in Nutshell.

The German Day speakers stand, at
the corner of Chnpllne and Fifteenth
streets, is nearly finished.
Neill Quinn states to the Intelligent
Ger that the bet on the presidential
election chronicled In yesterdays In
telligencer was made with Messrs.
Morris Horkheimer and William Kir-
bach, and not with Mr.. L. Buchanan.
a recentlon will be rendered to the
Rev. Gregory Blcakley at the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church, this even
ing, In honor of his re-appolntment to
the passionate OF this church. All mem
bers and friends are invited to be pres
ent.
Col. Robert White will lecture next
Tuesday at the Young Mems Christian
Association. on his recent travels
abroad. He Will speak particularly Of
the Passion Play rs he witnessed 1t ut
Oberammergau. The Aeolinn Quartette
will sing several selections before the
lecture.
The Y. NJ. C. a. lecture and entertain
ment course will open on the evening
of the 18th. with Marc. the Prince Of
magic. Marc the eminent magician,
shadowgraphist and artist will glvenn
evening of mystery. melody and mirth.
Marc Is prestidig!teur of great clev-
erness, whose tricks In magic have won
well-deserved praise. The other at
fractions In the course are all first
class. They consist Of characterize, u
male quartette and two lecturers.
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old uniform. consisting OF white duck
pants, blue fatigue coats and caps ord
lance. A committee OF three was ap-
pointed to receive orders for the uni
forms and attend TO their distribution.
Nominations for permanent officers
were called for and Mr.. McNabb was
proposed for president. but declined to
serve. owing TO press OF business on
the demonstration committee and his
regular work, which would keep him
from giving rs much attention TO the
office MS II should have. The result OF
the election was as follows:
President-Harry Bodley. n
Sccretary-Percy II. Callahan.
Treasurer-Iloy Crago.
First .L!eutenant-Harry Bodley.
Second ,LieutPnant-P.'R Callahan.
First Sergeant-A. Beabout.
Second sergeant-William Ulrich.
Third Sergeant-H. Oberman.
The corporals were left for appoints
ment by the captain and the election OF
captain was deferred until the next
meeting. which will be held next Mon
day evening.
The club decided unanimously to re-
tain the name Of the Elkin's Cadets.
and will march under the old banner
this year again. 1t was a very enthu-
siastlc meeting and there are now six
ty-eight names on the roll. After the
meeting the boys were drilled for a
short time by Capt. r. e. Shafer, and
did extremely we'll. They will meet for
drill again tonight.
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Tho spooner Meeting.

Everybody Is looking forward TO the
great Republican mass meeting Of
next Thursday, October II, mt the cor
ner OF Fifteenth and Chapline streets,
which Will be addressed by Senator
John c. Spooner, OF Wisconsin, one OF
the most eloquent men In the senate.
and who stands very high In the coun-
ellis Of the party. Speaking of Senator
Spopncr yesterday afternoon to the In
telligencer, President Mckinley said he
IN one OF the greatest orators In the
country. and he congratulated Wheel
ing Republicans upon the opportunity
to hear so distinguished man. a large
number OF Vice presidents will be
mined for this meetlnE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
because She Loved Him So"

The New York comedy success. BE
cause She Loved Him So" which Is
said to be the best farcical play Will
lam Gillette has ever written, will be
seen at the Opera House this evening.
Mr.. Gillette Is fast making his way to-
wards the head OF the adapting profess
sion. From the foot to the head OF
that class-say from Mr.. Augustin Da-
ly's habItunl determinations to such n
complete masterpiece as Mr.. w. S. GIL
berts wedding March"-is n long dis,
lance. but Mr.. Gillette now stands very
near the head. His TOO Much John
som OF two years ago was gem In its
way; because She Loved Him SO" Is
even a finer piece OF work. The plot of
this play has quite n literature of Its
own; 1t has pcrvadcd the scrIo-comic
drama In well nigh every country.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling Peo-
pie and Visitors.

nile md Visitors
,,,., . o,,o
a. IL. ""'So'' Is u / a'ii''o'i' e"''e' IA
''.e wy.
]. 7. Martin. of ParkersburS. Is at the
" iiosor'
Ernest Randolph. of Salem. Is at the
Windsor.
Thomas r. Il. Byton. of Fairmont, is
in the CITY.
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ROOSEVELT. SCHEDULE

Announced by the State COMMITTEES.
Arrives in Wheeling at II a. m.
and Leaves at2:3o p. m.-Political
Notes.
Secretary James X. Hall, Of the Re-
publican state committee. has issued
the official schedule for the trip Of
Colonel Roosevelt through West vir-
ginla. Colonel Roosevelt will arrive In
Wheeling from Cleveland and Canton,
Via the Wheeling & Lake Erie road,
probably about II a. M. Thursday. Oc-
tobet Is. and according to the schedule
he Is to leave for down-river points on
the Ohio River road ut ESQ. This
means an early meeting here, and
Chairman Hornish stated last night
that he und Messrs. Smith and Rich
ards would make strenuous effort to
have the hour OF departure changed to
$3.50. However, 1t Is not probable that
the state committee Will consent to such
a change. The schedule follows:
H' October 18. = 4lMF
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From d stan Correspondent.

From a Staff Correspondent.
d! CANTON. o.. Oct. 4.-when the In
<tellisencer,, after coming out with Its
suggestion OF n Republican Field Day.
combining an afternoon of sports and
political oratory, followed with It's ef-
Sfortto have President, Mckinley accept
the papers invitation to send message
to'WeSt Virginia Republicans. to be
carried by relays of blcyclists, there
vast more or less general feeling that
the President would not accept. How
ever, as Is well known. the President
did accept. This afternoon President
Mckinley followed up that invitation
by receiving the Intelllgencer man and
Cyclers Stamp and Salade in a most
cordial manner, the interview lasting
fully twenty minutes. Canton people
say the Wheeling boys have the distln-
guished, honor of receiving perhaps the
most marked attention from the Presi-
dent extended by him to any visitors
this summer. Needless TO remark. the
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Sickles-Willinms.

Next Monday evening in section of
the city no, yet determined upon by
County Chairman Hornish there will
occur one OF the greatest meetings of
the campaign. to be addressed by Gen.
eral Daniel L. Sickles. Of New York,
and ex-Consul to Manila o. f. WILL
iamsf OF New York. Both speakers are
men of international reputation: both
have been in the diplomatic service.
General Slckles having been minister to
Spain during the Grant administration.
The place of meeting and the list Of
vice presidents will be published in
Saturdays Intelllgcncer.
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For German-Americans.

General Sixt Carl Kapff. OF New
York. will address two Republican mass
meetings in. this city next week. espe-
cially desiring to reach the ears of
COMMUNICATIONS. The first meeting
will be held on Wednesday evening.
October 10. in the Eighth ward, Mt The
corner of Forty-iirst and Water
streets, where stand has been erected.
The second will occur on the following
evening In the North End.
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To-uight's Meeting.

This evening. at Whitfield School
House, EdginGton Lane, in Triadel-
phia district, there will be Republic
can mass meeting. to be addressed by
Col. Charles II. Dcnnison, of New
York City. n very eloquent and logical
speaker, and by Mr.. George a. Laugh
lin. ore Of the candidates for house Of
delegates. Doubtless the schoo! house
will be packed, as this is the first meet
Ing Of the campaign at Edging!on
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River kilograms.

OIL CITY-Rivcr inch below zero.
Weather, clear and warm.
WARREN-Rivcr at low water mark.
Weather. clear and warm.
MORGANTOWN-Ri feet and
stationary. Weather, clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Ri feet .
inches and stationary.
PITTSBURGH-Rive IA feet and
falling. Weather, clear and warm.
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The Fatal Card,

The Huntley-Jackson company re-
pcatcd AN Innocent Sinner" ut the
Grand last night to n large and well
pleased audience. The spccialties were
new and the two child prodigics made n
big hit. Tonight the company will
present on Of the strongest bills of the
week. "a Fatal Card" This play
abounds In thrilling situations and
strong cllmaxcs. and will be superbly
mounted. while 1t is promised that the
company Will be exceptionally we'll cast
for the production,
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The Escort Club.

The Republican Escort Club met last
evening and n temporary organization
was effected, with Col. w. w. Rogers
as temporary chairman and w. H.
Grade temporary secretary. The club
will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock,
at which time important business will
be transacted. All who do not already
belong TO any club are asked to Join the
Escort Club. and make It the largest In
the city. The meeting will be held at
the board of county commissioners
room, in the county building.
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Tho Elkin's Cadets.

The ElkIn's Cadets met last night at
the city building and effected ncrmn-
ncnt organization. elected officers and
decided to retain the name under.which
the organization gained fame four years
nRo.
The meeting wns called to order by
the temporary chairman. NJ. II. Nc
Nabb, and Secretary Percy Il. Gala.
han rcnd the minutes OF the previous
meeting. ItwaE decided to adopt the
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Webster District Ball,

The Webster district Republican club
will give its first grand ball at the Py-
THAN castle. South Side. this evening.
A large number of tickets have been
disposed Of. and the affair promises to
be a big success, socially and inan-
clally,
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Roosevelt Day Committee.

The Roosevelt Day demonstration
committee having In charge the ar
rangcmcntg for the Roosevelt demon
stratIon on October IS. will meet Mt
the Republican headquarters Tonight
Mt 8 o'clock. and every member Is urged
to be present.
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Union District Club.

On next Tuesday evening. at Repub-
llcan headquarters, on Sixteenth
street, opposite the city building. a
rally OF the Clay-Union district Re-
publican club will be held. Invitations
to be present have been issued to all
the local candidates.
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Uniforms Arrived

The one hundred uniforms for the
SIx-Footers Republican Club have ar
rived, and will be distributed to the
members this evening at the police
court room. city building. The club will
turn out for the first time next Monday
evening.
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FINE senlslsin Capcs, Jackets, Col
iarettes md Scarfs. Tho finest line
IN tho city and Mt discount Of &c per
cent Mt Stifel & Co.'s.
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THE RIVER.

The marks at 6p. m. Thursday show
ed IS inches and rising slowly. Wealth
err, cloudy and warmer.
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IOSSa Delegation From Wheeling, Who Had Called
Arrange the Presidential Relay.
cHATTED5 ENTERTAINMENT FOR TWENTY MINUTES.

Takes Genuine Interest in the Relay Race Which will be Started
From the Historic Front POrc" The President Interested in
West Virginia Which he Considers the State Above all Others
as an Eamplsoftle Benecenceof Republican
Joint Debate People Enthusiastically
Cooperating in the Putting through Of tile Presidents Message
IN TO West Virginia Republicans.
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GOOD Values. Best Styles. Popular
frices klltk'S, 1905 Main Street,
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ALL that's latest. All that's good.
k1Rk'S, 1905 Main st.
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The Wheeling meeting will be held at
the state fair. grounds, probably at l
o'clock sharp, unless the hour Of de-
parture Is changed. A speaking stand.
with sounding board equipment. will
be erected facing the grand stand. The
crowd will pack the grand stand to the
extent Of 1000, and probably twice or
three times that number will occupy
standing room In front Of the stand and
on the track.
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FINE sealskin Wrnps-an elegant
assortment still remains and Mt dis
count of 22 per cent, Mt Stifel & Co.'s,
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October 10. II.

VIII speak In Charleston In the after
noon and Hinton ut night. speaking ut In
tervening points to he named when sched-
ula ia nrrunprd E"r..H 81.
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AT BRYAN,s HOME
Colonel Roosevelt Was Given Mag
nifcent Reception.

sSAs AsSSS PNAoaA.
LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 2.-Governor
Roosevelt was accorded a magnificent
demonstration this afternoon by the
citizens OF Lincoln. Nothing equal to 1t
has been seen during the progress OF
the governors journey through the
west. Along the line OF march from
the station to Capitol House Square,
the streets, windows and balconies were
filed with cheering people. In many
streets the crowds were so dense as to-
Impede the passage OF the carriages and
the mounted escort.
After the procession had passed In re-
view, Governor Roosevelt was conduct
ed to speakers stand where no spoke
for forty-ilre minutes, going over the
same ground in his remarks as he has
Travelled over before upon the issues OF
expansion, militarism, Imperialism and
patriotism. His remarks were punctu-
atcd by frequent cheers. ~
The evening meeting at Plattsmouth,
was also great success In point OF
numbers and interest. This meeting
closed the day.
While delivering his speech at Auro-
RI, Governor Roosevelt was interrupted
by man who cried out: How about
Governor Roosevelt: What trust do
you meant"
Inquirer: "Oh. the Ice trust, ieef
trust. the oil trust and all OF them.'
Governor Roosevelt: "Shall tell you
about Chairman Jones' cotton bale
trust or Richard Croker's Ice trust?"
Governor Roosevelt continued: He
puts the question In good faith and
Will try to answer It In good faith. The
trusts Mt present have to be dealt with
each state by itself. A denunciation Of
trusts Is Of no value when not connect
ed with action. Democratic denuncla-
tlon OF trusts amounts to nothing when
Mr.. Jones, chairman OF the national
Democratic committee, Is at the head
of the cotton bale trust, and when Mr.,
Croker, the leader OF the New York
Democracy. has n large ownership in
another. These facts convict them OF
insincerity and that's all there Is about
II - aTa 5s-fg
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AGREEMENT
WITH CHINA
is in SIGHT.
Will Be on the Basis Laid Down by
Minister Hay in the State
Department.
GERMANY'SPOSITION CHANGED
According to the Plans Of the United
States Governmeut-New Devel-
opments Of the Day Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-Favorable
news has reached Washington from the
European chancellories. indicating that
u complete agreement as to China Is
within sight. The agreement viii be on
the basis of propositions laid down by
Secretary Hay In his note OF July 3d
and the subsequent notes treating OF
that subject. The accord of Russia
with the United States Is mora COM
plete than was anticipated at first and
the reports show that nll of the Euro
pean nations probably are placing
themselves In position to take advan-
tage CT the opening made by the United
States and soon will be ready 10 begin
negotiations for q settlement with the
Chinese government The Russians al
ready have given notice OF such pur-
pose ard while the text OF the French
note OF this subject. referred TO in to-
days press dispatches has no, reached
the 1tatc department, the officials are
satisfied that this Is correctly reported,
and that France like Russia, is ready 10
negotiate at once.
~ Germany's Position.
AS for Germany, either the position Of
that government has been mlsunder-
stood or It has sustained a change Of
mind. Possibly the former Is the case,
but, however that nav be. II is quite
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FARM PRODUCTS
Discussed by Mr.. Roosevelt-Fusion
Between Providence and the Repub-
1;oon por+r -7l s-E lfz4 st- q

Discussed by MIR. Roosevelt-Fusion
Between Providence and the Repub-
lican Party.
LEXINGTON, Neb., Oct. 2.-'"The
Republican attorney general Is pressing
that action in every way under the
law" said Colonel Roosevelt, Intro
duced by Democrat, but passed by a
Republican legislature and signed by
myself.
"Now. us have answered that ques-
tion. I wish Mr.. Bryan would enlighten
US on the point as to whether II he
comes Into office he will pay the obli-
cations Of the nation in gold or silver.
l will gladly answer any question he
puts and would like to have him an
swer this question in return. More
over, would like to have him answer
whether, II the consent Of the governed
that he Is so inslstent upon. must be
had in the Philippines, why 1t should
not be Insisted upon in North Carolina
as we'll"
At Kearney. Governor Roosevelt said:
Il noticed the other day that some
farm products In Nebraska had ad-
vanced. Mr.. Bryan represented that the
Republican party always claims credit
for everything providence did. Well,
am perfectly willing to admit there has
been fusion between providence and
the Republican party. but wish to
point out that providence never fuses
with Democracy. In other words, while
1t Is true that II the hand Of the Lord
is against us. II nature sends drought
and flood, then the wisdom OF man Is OF
scant avail; but 1t Is no less true that
by folly such as that which our oppo-
nents championed four years ago and
champion to-day. we would render all
the gifts Of providence OF no avail.
Whereas, by doing just as the Republi-
can party has done in the last four
years we assure In the future a contin-
uance OF the same prosperity, which we
have seen during those same four
ypaFs #Tr
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the business interests and the work.
inBmen OF the United States are awak-
eniug to the importance OF the issues.
Every Democratic Issue that has been
presented to the American public thus
far has been for the purpose OF leading
astray the minds OF the people from the
real Issue. There is but one Issue. only
one = the Issue OF prosperity and the
continuation of It. The issue to-day Is
Just what 1t was In 1896. only more so.
The question Is. do the American peo-
pie want as foundation for. their In
terest sound moneysand protection to
American interests and American work.
ingmen. 3
II don't want to talk about imperial-
Ism. my friends-that's played out. It
is q bugaboo. It was intended to be a
bugaboo. II was intended to deceive
the American people. 1t Is an impossi-
BILE issue: 1t Is n fraud: It's humbug
to talk about the American people re-
solving themselves Into nm empire. or
that man with the reputation. with
the character and ability of William
Mckinley would be an emperor
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A MESSAGE
By the Chinese Emperor to Emperor
William.

,5,,>-
o"o" ''ts % '"e
@ S,,,,,,r s'i,s''' -, ."eSS"s'
'.t,".s., - ~ .,.,
'out 'AA'es'' in'
~, nj S ,,,, 80" s,'- $50" ~ ,'e u, ..s,'h
''s e'o"s ou' :" N''''
".ut o'' ",''''" os''s aug " p'e
-. =, "i',' 'u' - 's''ue ie'.''o''s
were uisturoe"' Is ueepiy oepiored ana
regretted. By decree we order that sac
riflce be made on nm nltar for the de-
80, 80 o =" 80. ~. ."u W.
"ou' anu Nhiet oeeie'aiS hun lang
mas been instructed TO pour hbations on
the altar. The commercial superintcn-
dents NJ III, ,,-,harn o,d so,,h,r,
"l,
por's haFe oeeh oruereu 10 TAKE the
needful measures concerning the con-
yeyance of thr coffin or the deceased
1ybar l., r,,o,o. cou,
q seeo'u
oHering shall be made on an altar.
Germany has always maintained the
friendlIcst relations with China 1vo
me e'o'e ei,.er'n'' '"e iioPe 'nat your
m1aesty VIII renounce all resentment
so that peace may be arranged as soon
no nossyh,o ond TINT ,,,,ror.,, h,,,, ho
" D,"' "
Fehuerea possible LOT all time. This is
our most anxious hope and our most
ardent wish"
Emnarnr ,vuuo ,,,,o., c,
>, pso' "''""''' 'ep''eu "ep'e''i"e'
So as iollo"s:
ITO the Emperor OF China:-I, the
German e,nneror bnye roco,yod ,ho %.
egram OF your mn icsty thr cmneror NJ
China have observed With 'snt,stoc-
lion that your mn icsty is onrIoua IN nv
pntinte nccord,nc 10 thc cmstor, and
precept of yo,,r TeIipion the shameful
murder on INV minister which cot nj
naught nil .clvIlization yet ns tho Cor
man emperor md n Christian 7 cannot
regard that bominabIe crime nc otnnnI
for by n IibntIon RpsIdes INV r,,rIar.
cd minis,er, there hive gone bernro Tho
throne Of Cod n largo numbar ~ omr
brethren of Christian faith bjshons and
ulssionnrics women md chjIIrnn who
for the sake M their f,ith ,vbich 10
also mine. have died tho vioIcnt dootb
OF martyrs and nre nccusers or vour
maiestv, Dn tho liho tIona communicated
by your majesty sufIlcn for nil these In.
nocent ones? do NOT make YOUR mn.
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ONLY SOUTHERN STATES

Are Conceded to Organism by the Re-
publican National committee-In-
diana Doubtful-West Virginia
Safely Republican.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.--1n statement
Issued from Republican national head
quarters through Committeeman Man
ley. the national committee claims 2Ge
votes certain in the electoral college for
Mckinley, 112 for Bryan and "a were
put down as In doubt. x: -
The states conceded to Bryan are
Alabama, Arkansas. Florida, Georgia.
Louisiana, Mississippi. the Carollnas.
Tennessee. Texas and Virginia. +
In the doubtful column Is put Colora-
do, Idaho, Kentucky. Missouri. Mon
tana. Nevada, Nebraska and Utah.
Everything else is put down for Nc
Kinley but Indiana, which, with It's
fifteen votes, Is admitted to be In doubt.
When shown this Republican claim,
Mr.. Richardson. for the Democrats,
characterized 1t us only $50 much
hoasting." He added that the Demo-
Gratis also had q poll which was very
different from the Republican one, but
that 1t would not be made public.
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Republicans In Evidence.

Special Dispatch to the ;n,elllsencer.
FA1RMONT, W. Va. Oct. 2.--There
was great flow OF Republican oratory
in Marion county to-day. Congress-
man Dayton. Romeo H. Freer. cardi-
date for attorney general. and State
Treasurer NJ. A. Kendall. addressed n
large meeting here this afternoon. The
colored voter was looked nfteri this ev-
cnlng by John G. Droony. OF North Car
ollna. He was escorted to the hall by
the colorcd club. Treasurer Kendall
and w. Scott Meredith spoke at MI
nersvillc. Mr.. Kendall addressed 4
large crowd ut Farmlngton last night.
The Republican programme Includes
several speeches in the country every
night except Sunday during the ensu-
Ing weeks Of the campaign. Thus fur
the Democrats have only. conducted q
gum shoe campaign.