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The Portland daily press., 1900-03-06
COLONIES AND THE CONSTITUTION

COLONIES AND THE SONsiiIOIioN'
One of the gloomies pictures OF our new
colonies Jet painted was that Of Commits
sioner Reid in his address In Boston on
Saturday night While claiming that what
was done at Paris had to be done. and
could not be undone now, he appeared
to view with great alarm the possibili-
ties Of mischief to the American people
in our colonial possessions. He described
their Inhabitants as people altogether
unit to become = part Of the American
Republic, and declared In effect that they
could not become a part Of IL without
putting 1t In jeopardy. He was worried
by the danger that might threaten us II
the Supreme Court shonld decide that the
constitution followed the flag into there
polyglot aud polychrome islands.
and that In spite Of all that Congress and
theesecutive could do, their Inhabitants
might become American citizens, with
all the rights that appsrtatn to Am
srioaps, free to come and 60 to
the states OF the American union, free
to send all the products and the manu-
features of their cheap labor to compete
vita the products anu the manufactures
of the high priced. independ ,nt, sell re-
speeding labor of the American union
tree to aspire to statehood with repre-.
sentatives on the floor of the Senate and
House. And the dangers which he pointed
out are by no means Imaginary. The
population Of thsss islands are all that
he described them to be-Alisn in race,
alien In civilization and utterly unassim-
liable. The Incorporation of any one Of
them In to this union as a state would OF
sat in the Senate the votes of the Sem
stors from any one of the present states In
the union. Porto Rico as stats would
have the same voting power In the Senate
and as much control Of our legislation as
New York or Massach usetts. When we
consider the character of the people that
these two senator's would represent 1t Is
certainly clear that they would consti-
tuts a serious menace. IL IL were certain
today that the Supreme Court would de-
eide that the constitution followed the
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FOR SENATOR HOAR.
President Sends Ina the Information
Asked For.

Washington, March b.-The President
sent to the Senate today the correspond
snos CALLED for by q resolution Of Senator
Hoar asking for information relative TO
the action OF the executive and his
subordinasss In the Philippines. 1t is q
very voluminous record containing much
that has already been made public and
includes instructions BY the President,
proolamations by tie Philippine commits
sion and General Otis and reports Of
officers In the Philippines. The Prssi-
dents letter Of transmittal rsoites the
N soIution In detail and specifies the com
munjcations forwarded. Th csc are placed
In eight groups and include:
All communications from Aguinaldo OF
his associates addressed to the PRECEDENT
or any executive officer of the govern
ment; Instructions rslating to a procla.
nation sent TO General Otis ana the gen
erals proclaim alton. Copies Of translA-
ton OF constitutions, etc.. promulgated
by Aguinaldo; copies Of the President's
Philippines. such information a. has BEEN
received relating to the uprisinss Of
the Fnipinos; inform alton concerning
the treatment of prisoners or other In
habitants Of the island by the insurgents
and also such information as has been re-
ceived. as to aid or encouragement re-
csivsd by Aguinsldo and his follow srs
from parsons In the United States as to
what pamphlets. speeches or ether doou-
ments eTuanating in the United States
and adverse to its authority and its policy
were circulated In whole or in part
among the Filipinos in arms against the
United States among other Inhabitants Of
the island, or among the soldiers of the
United States.
referring to General Otis proclsms tion
the President ssys:
"No disapproval OF che said proolama-
tion was expressed by my authority or
that of the war department. 1t was In
fact approved by me. although no formal
comm unioAtion TO that effect was cent to
General Otis."
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-06
The Republicans were unusually Success:

The Republicans were unusually suoess: :
full In the city elections yesterday all over
the state. Portland, South Portland
westbrook, Saco and Lewiston, all chose
Rspr Slican Mayors. For several years
past westbrook and Saco have been
Democratic and Lewiston has BEEN un-
certain. Local Issues we're undoubtedly
prominent In many OF these cities, and
Of courss affected the results, kut never
theless the general drift Is with the nc
putJicans.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-06
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-28
Bridgeport Briefs,

ArcanGelo Cavi. Of Flushing and Mike
Hoswarth, of Barton, yesterday pur-
chased tickets from Oswald Schick. for
their passage from New York to Wen.
ma. Austria They left for New York
yesterday morning and will sail from
that city this evening.
The pontoor bridge over the back
river was taken up the creek yesterday
and securely tied to the willows. The
current in the back river was so swift
that there was danger OF II being
broken loose.
Isaac DouGherty who has beer .:he
guest OF his son Frank on Lincoln av,
enue. for the past two weeks. left yes
terday for his home at Woodsfleld.
The viewers OF the proposed road on
Crawford Heights. which met and went
over the road Saturday, made their re-
port 10 the clerk yesterday.
Mrs. D. w. Bell. who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. G. B. O'kek-
key. for few days. has returned to her
home At SteubGnville.
People living along the creek were
busi'y engaged yesterday afternoon
moving their goods out Of the cellars.
Miss Minnie Kuhn will entertain The
Young Ladies' Euchre Club at her home
In kirkwood, this afternoon.
John a. Grcencc left yesterday for
points In the state OF Washington, for
the benefit OF his health.
Nick Schiller. the Cleveland & Pitts
bursh detective was In the city ycster-
day. on business.
a. L. Mcfarland. of st. ClairsvIlle.
was business caller In the city ycster-
day. -
Miss Minnie Phillips. OF Washington,
Pa, is the guest OF Miss Eva Coss.
John Reed is quite Ill with the meas
lee
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Bellnire Briefs.

The funeral Of Anton La Roche will
take place at o'clock this morning,
from st. Johns Catholic church, Rev.
Father Noenan officiating. The var
ious bands viii also turn out, but the
instruments will be silent at the re-
quest of Anton's mother.
Ali the people occupying property in
the lowlands of Bcllaire made ready
yesterday for q flood. Some OF them
can move out entirely on short notice;
others will move upstairs. II neces-
sary. and they seemed to think II would
be.
Joseph Praat had his jaw broken
while unloading pipe In the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling railroad yards yes
terday. BY some means a piece of tim
Der used In rolling the pipe out OF the
cars struck him. with the result given.
The jurors for the DevIne and Stew
ems murder cases at st. Clalrsvile,
have been drawn from the box, but the
trials are not set until December 26 and
January 3. 1901.
John Devan and Miss Annie Afer-
laugh. of Benwood. will be married here
next month. the bans having been de-
clared.
Holiday hours will be observed at; the
postoffice tomorrow. The carriers will
make only one trip, that In the morn
ing.
Literary exercises Will be held In the
high school this afternoon, and the
schools will be dismissed until Monday.
The Morgan coal mines, south Of
town. Will be opened early next month.
The tlpple Is about completed
| Miss Cora Neal returned to her home
at Sharpsburg yesterday. after pro-
tracted visit here. Vi~', d
a portion Of the First and Second
wards will be cut of by the high water
this morning.
The steel works will in all probability
be shut down to-day. on account OF the
high water.
Miss Lottie Kelly entertained the
Country Club at her home yesterday
evening.
| John Davis and +. B. Archer are In
Cincinnati, settling up some business
| matters
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GILL TO WASHINGTON.
H., over-the.rivcr Congressman De-
,,rts for the National Capital.

CONGRESSMAN ]. ]. Gill left yesterday
h, washington and will be present at
Ne openlng of the session next Monday.
rnr 4 pcw member Mr.. gill has a won
,.,,uI accumulation of business on
land there being not less than a thou
,,,l claims in one department alone, to
,.v uothlng of the claims made for
,,,,cs and things Of that character. But
!, has great capacity for work. and In
,Ia,Ion TO giving attention to the de-
,,ns Of the claims Of constituents. lie
,,s won distinction among some Of the
,,5sr members who are colleagues upon
r,ri,Is committees rs n counsellor Of
he, perception and ready judgment,
t,nre is pressed into active service as n
ro,tInr member Of Congress. Con-
-,aesnan Gill Is also deeply interested
T. rhp proposed Ohio river improves
~sr,s and the association and people
Linz that now raging waterway viii
s,ra In him wise. conservative and
"irIrnd Il, court" His roughing 1t, in
gliding his brief campaigning tour,
sgjlt up his health in splendid shape,
and he goes 10 Washington for this
winters work in prime condition. Fol-
bwipG rs he does Bingham. Danford
and Updegratf. who gave fame TO the
O1 sixteenth Ohio district. the friends
a, Hon. J. ]. Gill are expecting much
from him. and he has not disappointed
Them In gaining character and standing
IN the councils OF the nation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-28
Shot Two Quail (p)

Monday morning early while most of
the population were ensconced In the
hands OF Morpheus, entirely obl!vIous of
things mundane. there walked along the
street lone huntsman. fully caparison-
ed, with oil the Announcements that 1t IL
the provcrblul wont OF the Nimrod to
carry, with one momentous thought
paramount IN hts noddie This man
was none other than the athletic Officer
Bcro and he was bound for the woods
OF the sovereign Buckeye state, where,
with his surcshot gun and his twain OF
faithful CANNES. he would fetch sundry
quail from their aerial lights In the
dusk OF the evening OF the aforemen-
toned day, Mr.. Baro the huntsman.
returned, bringing with him pair of
what he alleges were quail, but his
skepticai friends say they werc spcci-
mems OF TINT geological species known
rs the pigeon.
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In Clerk Robertson's Office.

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's Office,
the following were recorded:
Deed made November %, 1900, by II.
L. Henderson. 10 William Henderson:
consideration. 5000: transfers thirty
acres near Roney's Point.
Deed made November p, 1900, by
James 7. Sweeney to Mary Ann Norris.
consideration. SIS: transfers one-eighth
interest In part Of lot 12l on Seven
tenth street.
Marriage licenses were Issued to the
following:
Harrison Morgan. aged Twenty-Five
and Marry Morris. aged thIrty-ome
widow, OF Wheeling.
Louis Meyer. aged twenty-five. and
Mary Callahan, aged twenty-five. OF
Ohio county.
James w. Behyens. aged twenty-four,
Of Marshall county, and Fannie May
Dean, aged twenty. OF Wheeling.
Alex. +. Curley. aged forty three, and
Margaret Ryan, aged thlrty-flve, native
Of Wheeling, both residents of Pitts.
burgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-28

IN the item published in yesterdays
issue In regard to the statement that
'So unpatTiot!c dlscourses were preach
60 at tAe Methodist Episcopal church
ias' sunday. we learn that wd were
notoh8y Informed rs to the number.
on.y one was so. delivered. but contain
ca me statements ns published.
,Hcnry. the cleven-ycnr-Old son of
ar and Mrs. Charles Adams, of Jeffcr-
son street, who was taken to Wheeling
teyeral weeks ago. to be operated upon
.as sufficiently recovered to be able TO
return to his home In this city Friday.
Fro'. N. D. Morris, of the high school,
t,s H. word yesterday, stating that
M VIE. at Flushing. was quite III,
threatened with typhoid fever.
81. s. McGraw left yesterday for Col
snols' 10 spend few days with his
en- en- Car!, who Is attending the Ohio
STATE University. zee.
,, Mt' and Mrs. Jacob Biggs nre the
, s.ouu parents OF new child. which ar
'"rp NJ Their home yesterday morning.
b, erect Commissioner James Mlskell
m. a toFcc OF men at work repairing
"s JEFFERSON street scales.
otne case OF the state against Samuel
Sssenbein will come up In Squire
F"mhUS court to-day.
~ yonng child OF benjamin Chopper,
wv, ~mo mas been III for several days, is
mitch improved. 81
,Ia m'"hrd anthony has accepted posi-
ii,b m at j. L. Reynolds tailoring rstab-
L.
- number OF young ladies' Of this cltv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-28

Could not express tho rapture OfAnnIo
r. Springer, OF ll25 Howard st., Phllo-
dclph!a. Pa. when she found that DR.
Kings New Discovery for COnsumplIon
had completely cured her Of IL hacking
cough that for many ycarH had mad"
He a burden. All other remedies and
doetors could give her no help. but shc
says OF this Royal Curc-"lt soon re-
moved tho pain In my chest and | can
now sleep Boundly. something / cnn
scarcely remember doing before. feel
liko sounding Its praises throughout tho
DR., King'a New Discovery FOR any trou-
bic Of the throat. chest or lungs. Price
zoo and Sl.00 Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Goa drug store; every bottle
Euarnntccd.-6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-28
The North Street Meetings.

The special meetings at The North
Street Methodist Episcopal church nre
progressing favornbly and the congrc-
CATION Is showing Increased interest
each day. The regular afternoon and
evening meetings Will he held to-day as
uSual. and Tomorrow afternoon Mt ,
o'clock there VIII be special Thanksglv-
Ing services. The Rev. J. W. Englc. OF
Fairmont. VIII deliver the sermon. and
there will be preaching In the evening.
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Case Settled.

The case OF Burgett McConnaughy. of
Bridgeport, against the Bell telephone
Company for damages to the amount of
IS claimed to be due for the destruc-
ton OF u hedge fence on his property.
which was 10 have come up yesterday
notuipg before Squire Clemens. OF that
city was settled out OF court The Bell
company agreed to pay Mr.. McCon-
naCghy SIS and the latter was to pay
the costs In the.case.
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burgh TO witness the big anne Is Fathc,
MGDermott, OF Pittsburgh College, who
will be m interested spectator.
The Pittsburgh aggregation will nr.
rive In Wheeling this evening or oerlJ
In the morning. They nre expected Z
come down on n special train, with o
large deleNtion OF rootcrs..
Arrangements have already beer
made for several tallyho parties TO ut,
tond the game. and others Gre being ar
ranged. A large body or rootcrs Is OK.
pcoted from st. Clnirsvillc to see Nc.
Farlnnd play. MS well rs to see tho biz
SeGt anne OF foot hall ever played II
Wheeling.
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to sc, this famous 1ndlanr,n the big

Rethany's team, strengthened as Il
viii be by the addition Of. Mcfarland.
and nosaihly Seneca. Is the strongest
team IN tho history OF the college. Tho
team VIII line up this afternoon ut tho
Island park. and two hours OF hard
practice will be taken RSthapys line,
since the addition OF Mcfarland, win
average Isl pounds, and is2slhle to put
up the fastest kind OF football.
The East End team had II hard prac-
ticc yesterday afternoon ut The old p. A,
c, Park, Pittsburgh. In preparation for
the gnmc with bethany here's an tho
mon are In first class condition, and
are working hard. knowing that they
wplrh0ve Il hard game to play.
Among others coming from Pitts
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having won for himself great rcnutn-
ton by his playing on the old Wheeling
Tigers. md he win be- tower OF
strength 10 the bethany tenn. ua he
was TO the Washington and Jefferson
college team last year. Tiger" VIII
line IN with tho Bethany boys this nr-
ternoon. on the Island ball park for
practice. He In In the pink OF condi-
ton, and longs for another chance ut
the Eust End boys. having played
against them once before this year
while with Grccnsburg.
Every effort IL also being put forth by
tho bethany management 10 secure
Seneca, tho worlds famous indian half
back. who also played with Grccnaburg.
II Ia not known yet whether hn Gun be
secured or not. but 1t ~ possible that
tho Whaling people will be permitted
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Subpoenas Served.

MARSHAL Erwin, Of Martins Ferry.
was here yesterday, and served sub
pOcnas In the cases OF the state against
Edward Williams and james Leonard,
charged with stealing chickens. and also
In the csc Of the state against Stanton
Mcmahon, charged with forgery.
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Football Game.

The Junior Tiger football team, of
Martins Ferry, and the Crossing Tig-
eFS' OF Bellaire, Will meet on the Sea-
bright grounds In the former city, Sat-
G'day afternoon. Both are strong am
ateur teams and good game may be
expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-28
Tin House Off,

The Tin house of the Laughlln plant
knocked off yesterday morning with
ntst turn, on account OF the shortage OF
IRON iron. 1t will probably resume again in
the morning - III = = =
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WIN give dance at someone's hall this

tFVNIHS, n - ~ 5000 ~ -T
Auditor Aldredge was down from st,
ClalrsYille last evening, on business.
George Cooke made II business trip to
ST.. Claiisville yesterday. Il
Marshal Chopper Is in Warrington on
business, s1fs