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The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

Americanism is anti.imperialism. I'm
perialism is anti-American. Bryan
stands for Americanism, Mckinley for
Imperialism. In which alignment do
you stand for the battle of 1900?
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

Imperialism, militarism, trustism, sub
sidyism and toryism will soon give way
to plain Americanism. In other words
democracy and the people ale going to
win this year.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

Shove along little please, and make
way for others. Webster Davis aud
Senator Talbot are not the only repub.
licans who have seen great light with
in the last few months.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

The Kansas City convention will 90
down IN history, The Kansas City
platform will 60 on to victory.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12
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The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

The ticket, platform, and harmony
/ evolved from the Kansas City conyen-
!, lion is going to make Hanna's $SO. CO.,.
600 slush fund look like 80 cents.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

There were no soreheads went home
from the Kansas City convention. Har-
mony prevailed and everybody is hap
py.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

When it comes to genuine enthusiasm
3 there was more Of it in single session
at Kansas City than during the entire
three days of the Philadelphia aonven-
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

A choice between democracy and re-
pubiicanism this year is choice be-
tween the republic and an empire.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

Every plank Of the Kansas City con-
vention is gem.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

Bryan has again demonstrated that
ne would rather be right than president.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

The trouble is you cannot remember
the Maine now without remembering
Neeley too.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

1t was mighty good thing that the
men of 1776 were not afraid to "embit.
ter England"
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

It's Bryan and stevenson-wlth the
accent placed on both for sure winners.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

New York, Maryland and Kentucky
are sure democratic states this year.
The Leon reporter., 1900-07-12

CAN'T oFEA.
R..,, Ii. Ih Eiadyou Aass l!wsEs Bought
S',;'''' = Gtz9zZsszssl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Regulars would like to hear from
the Rough Riders, Red Oaks or Dowlers
for a game Sunday, September &c.
The Regulars will cross bats with the
F. w. Browns on the tunnel green this
morning at $50.
The Wipders and Parkers will play
the East Sides this morning on the tun-
mel green.,@The ". & P. will line up as
follows: Hartzyell, c.; Tellers, p;
Bero, sss; Holiday, H.; Snider, 2b.;
Lalley, 3d.; tSeibert, IT,; Leonard, CT ;
Gribben, RI.
The j. e. Doyles, Of McMechen, and
the Moundsville ball team have arrang-
ed for game for a purse OF $780, to be
played at the Wheeling ball park in the
near future, but the date has not yet
been decided. Much interest is mani
tested in the coming game by friends
of both teams. Jack Nolte, of Wheel
Ing. will umpire the game.
The c. Stephens base ball club will
cross bats with the Seabright & Bows
this afternoon on the Riverside
grounds. Game called at O'Clock.
The viii Gutmans will play the re-
organized Doyles on the McMechen
grounds this afternoon The game
will be called at three O'Clock, and it
promises to be pretty contest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
Mining stocks.
1.-Two stock sInrkcts.

CHICAGO, September Cattle, re-
ceipts 5000; weeks receipts largest
of the year. Nomlnally steady to-day.
Natives: Good to prime steers S. 60GD
6; poor TO medium 81 5O@5 so; select
ed feeders s404 rs; mixed stockers
s3Q3 80; cows 81 75d4 so; helfers $50
so; bulls So 5000 go; calves s5(o7 90;
Texas feed steers 81 25@5; Texas grass
steers So 25Mi 20; Texas bulls 81 SOP
3 40.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000; Monday
10000; estimated left over 4 .000s aver
age, shade lower. Top Jn5 20; mixed
and butchers So 05G5 52Iz; good to
choice heavy s. 1OO15 AN. rough
heavy 81 SOFAS so; light s. 1906 52z;
bulk of sales IS 1916 35.
Sheep, receipts $500. Sheep and
lambs steady Good TO choice wethers
50 J003 So; fair TO choice mixed So IS
m3 so; western sheep So 50m3 ST.;
Texas sheep s2 5003 %. native lambs
81 25l5 IS; western lambs "a s545 Co.
Receipts for the week; Cattle So
500: last week 94.400; hogs 130.7 700; last
week 1850; sheep 80, 900; last week
100.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, September s.
Cattle steady. Extra s. SOFAS So. primo
IS 4046: common 81 50Q4 90.
Hogs, steady Beet mediums S. 1914
as IS: best workers. s. 65u5 10; heavy
mediums s. 60l65: prime pigs, S. 80
as SIS: heavy hogs. s. 50Q5 55: gras-
ers and thin pigs, s. 3505 80; roughs
SO SOFAS 90.
81 oh ~
4 20; common 81 50Q2 so; choice
lambs. S. 50d5 rs; common to good
50 50G5 so; veal calves s797 so.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
CORBETT MISSING.
The Ex-Champfon Pug Believed TO
Have Sailed for Europe.

NEW YORK. September S.-The
World tomorrow will print story in
which 1t Is alleged that James J. Cor
bett has mysteriously left his home in
this city. His destination is not
known, though in some quarters it is
thought he sailed for Europe on the
Campania this afternoon.
A reporter of the World saw Mrs.
Corbett tonight at her home and
found her very much worried. Mrs.
CoIbett is quoted as saying that her
husband had gone TO England TO avoid
the consequences which would ensue
when the true story OF his fight with
Kid Mccoy became known. According
to Mrs. Corbett, an arrangement had
been made previous to the fight that
Jim should allow Mccoy TO whip him,
and Corbett put up money on that re-
suit Half an hour before the fight
Jim refused to carry out his part OF
the contract and whipped Mccoy.
Mrs. Corbett also said that at four
O'Clock this afternoon she received a
letter from Jim telling her that he was
about to sail for Europe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
Chew o. v. Scrap.
Justice Lmrue'c Court.

In the case against Perry Conkle, on
the charge of bastardy before Justice
J. r. Larue, the defendant Friday gave
bond fer his appearance in court. The
warrant was issued last Monday and
Conkle, who. it is said, skipped out,
did not return to the city until Friday.
The nlaintiff was Minnie Daniels.
Friday evening Mrs. Mary Crcgan
was fined SIS and costs on the charge
OF assault and battery, on complaint
CT Jas. A. Larue. An appeal was
taken. Mrs. Crogan was also held I'M
der bond to keep the peace for one
year, on complaint of Mr.. Larue.
Yesterday Joseph Haley. charged
with profane swearing byssMrs. Lena
Jack, was fined S1e and costs.
The case against Jack Malroy. charg-
ed with jumping a board bill. the
plaintiff being w. w. Rogerson, was TO
have been heard before Justice Larue
last evening, but was settled out OF
court. Defendant paid the costs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09

noon. It was composed of the follow
ing lady members: The Misses Dalze1l,
the Misses Brown, Miss Virginia Mof-
fat, Mrs Hullihen Quarter, Mrs. Benz.
Hlloretn and Mrs. Samuel Haziel.
One OF the lady golfers who is rap
idly developing excellent form is Mrs.
DR.. Hustea, a member or Highlands.
Her drives, puts and play along the
green is very strong, making excellent
distances. she is weak only in ap-
proach. Her record CT As for the SIX
holes is the best .ady's score returned
as yet
THIS afternoon at The Highlands a
match will be played Off TO oeciae lhc
good natured ainerences existing De-
tween Mr.. Chaites Bates and Mr.. y. r.
Campbell, Jr: Already two Is nofe
matches have been played and each has
one to his credit Mr. Campbell won
the first l up and Mr., 6alss the sec
ond' 4 up and to play.
OEelces against gosi En- glish CO tinue
to multiply. and the golf editor OF the
New YORK Herald III i,is aos3unt ef
the Travis CoGhrane match at Shine
cock speaks orLhe long ninth hole
(which the Ardsfey amateur held in
four There, is absolutely no justif-
cation for che use OF the English bar
barism of held when the meaning is
that the putt has been holed. Like
Greens Committee the term was prob
ably coined originally by some ignor-
anus VINO haa never seen match al
golf, and 1t is now being kept in use
by people who should know better.
Puts are holed, not held, as st. An
drews,. and the Green's in place OF
Green} Committed has si,o sx3stanee in
the land of ''Oldf Iuehy Nfce1i Il Golf.
A Clinton (Ohio) club has laid out a
hole 664 yards long. The club. 1t is
said. was bound te ssIaEe hole that
Vardon cannot reach In three Shots.
That, however, remains to be SEEM
Golf. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderwatering and
family left the city last week. Mr..
Vanderwatering has been the go1 club
professional at the Wheeling Golf Club
links for the past three nor o,s. His
wife is a sister of Johnay Dunn.
Golf is spreading to other points in
the State, neighborlng to this city.
There are now two courses controlled
by two different clubs in SistersvHle.
another club is being organized and
Will be started this fall lis possible at
Wellsburg.i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
But the visitors. Had a batting Rally
when 1T Was Too Late-MansfieId
Series Opens To-Morrow--Results
OF other Cameo Played ON the Cir
cult Ycsterday--Notes of Teams
and Players.
Wheeling 7-Mnrion 4.
Toledo 9-Dayton j.
Dayton 5-T0lcdo 4.
FIT. Wayne 3--Anderson 2.
New Castle 4-slanshcld O..
STANDING OF CLUBS.

The Marion team yesterday INDUCED
in practice which smacks of the folly
of locking the stable door after the
horse is gone. They knocked out but
three safe hits off Pardee until the
ninth. Then they gathered themselves
together for final effort, and through
batting rally managed to drive cut
five safe ones 1t was too late. The
game was fairly we'll played, but was
witnessed by the poorest Saturday
crowd of the season.
The contest was so one-sided that
the principal interest centered in spec
ulatIon as to number Of safe ones fav-
orite Wheeling batsmen would secure.
The nailers fattened their averages at
Daniels expense. Daniels had nothing
but a few modest curves. Ordinarily
fifteen hits should give more than sew
en- runs, but seven gave safe margin.
! The traGnps were not in it to any ap-
preciable extent at any stage of .--e
proceedings.
They tailed first, however. In the
second Pardee passed Delehanty to
first, and he went around to third on
Middleton's sacrifice. Allemang hit
to Lyons, who fumbled the ball, losing
chance to retire Delehanty at the
plate.
In the third Billy Taylor drove long
hit TO left field, which bounded over
Bays head Billy didn't allow any
grass to grow under his feet, and as
the ball was fielded in slowly, he COM
pleted the circuit. 1t was one of the
few home runs made on ball driven
inside the fence. Safe ones by Poole.
Ritter and Boyd, gave wheeling ano-
tier rur in-the fourth.
In the fifth Taylor singled, and Con-
gallon beat out bunt. Lyons saeri-
feed cleverly. Cockman's single
brought Taylor and Congalton home.
Poole's single sent Cockman around to
third, and he scored on an error by
Wright. s
In the seventh, Cockman drew a gift
and stole, scoring on Poole's single. In
the eighth, Taylor led off with two
Dagger, went to third on Congalton's
scratch single, and scored on Lyons
fly. out to center.
The visitors had two down in the
ninth, and Middleton on first when
Kellner, Daniels, Gilbert and Bay sin
gled, giving them three more runs.
Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
GEORGE NOMINATED
AT THE FIRST DISTRICT SENATOR
IAL CONVENTION IN
WELLSBURG.
HIS FACTORY UNIoN1zED'
Mr.. Hooking Started to Protest
Against His Nomination When a
Statement From the President of
the A. n. G. w. u. Caused Him to
Move to Make the Nomination
Unanimous.

The Republican convention for the
First Senatorial distrlcr was held at
Wellsburg yesterday afternoon. The
Brooke county Republicans gained
their poins. George was nominated by
acciamat.on, burt there are indications
that the fight is not yet ended.
The Ohio county conferees, about
twenty in number, went up on the early
morning train, accompanied by several
OF the Wellsburg committee that visit
ed Wheeling on Friday with view to
removing the prejudice against George
on account OF his connection with q
non-union glass factory. A number OF
conferences were held prior to the hour
for calling the convention to order, and
the Ohio county eonferees were dis
posed to stand firm in their opposition
to George.
At noon the conference was called to
order in the city hail by Harry Hooking
of Wheeling, who led the fight against
y George on his labor record. J. w. Kin
delberger, of Wheeling, was made tenn
porary chairman, and A. w. Brown, of
Hancock, temporary secretary. Mr.
Hooking wanted the conferees TO take
a recess until two O'Clock, but upon mo-
ton of Mr.. Buchanan. the usual COM
mittees were named, after which the
recess was taken.
At two O'Clock the temporary organ
izarion was made permanent. The ba-
sis of representation obtaining in the
Charleston convention, giving each
county one delegate for each fifty votes
cast for Atkinson for governor, was
adopted. The report of the resolutions
committee was brief, endorsing the
national and State platforms OF the
party.
Nominations were declared to be in
order. Mr.. G. w. McCleary. of Wells
burg, in an excellent speech, named
MIR. Samuel George. Mr.. McCleary prais-
ed him as public spirited citizen and
took occasion to add that his attitude
toward organized labor had always
been friendly. The nomination was
seconded by State Senator Oliver S.
Marshall, OF Hancock county, who pre-
dicted Mr.. Georges election by a ma
jority of 300 votes.
Mr.. Hooking took the floor and made
a strong speech, protesting against the
selection of Mr.. George. In answer TO
him a conferee read a statement signed
by President Kunzler of the A. F. G. w.
T., certifying that Mr.. George had
agreed in the future to conduct his fac
tory in accordance with union regula-
lions, and to<pay the union scale OF
wages.
Mr.. Hooking withdrew his objections,
and moved that Mr.. George be nomi-
mated by reclamation. There was no
further show of opposition, and the
motion went through. Mr.. George was
conducted to the hall, and briefly ex-
pressed his thanks to the conferees.
Many Republican workingmen in
this city last night openly expressed
their intention to scratch George in
November.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
Tigers Want n Game.

The old Tigers football team is an
xious for another game this fall and
to that end the team will be reorganiz-
ed with the old players, provided a
strong opposing team can be secured
for contest at the base ball park on
Thanksgiving Day. Many of the old
players are anxious to mix up in one
more scrimmage on the grldiron.
Among the players who will wear Zig
ers colors are Bob. John and Will Ed
wards, Smith, Specht and Mathis. Com
munications addressed to the sporting
editor9efr the Register will receive
prompt Intention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09

The executive committee of the
Young Mems Improvement Association
held another meeting last evening at
their new quarters in the kettler build
ing in the Eighth ward, and trans
acted a considerable amount of i'm
portant business The organization
will open their building in few days
and those attending will certainly be
cordially received by the boys in charge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09

The Wheeling Conservatory of Music
will open its fall term on Monday of
next week, under the direction of Prof.
Henry j. Arbenz. Mrs. Arbenz will
have charge of the vocal department
and dramatic art, and Mr.. Kraft will
teach guitar, banjo and mandolin
Terms and other information are fur
nished in an advertisement in another
column.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
Chew o. V. Scrap.
CHICKEN THIEVES
Surprised This Morning by Officers
in the Sixth Ward

Officers Hirkleman and Pritchard early
this morning, while patrolng their beat on
South Water street, near the Belmont
mill. met four men, evidently chicken
thieves, coming UP the railroad track.
Each man carried two or three chickens,
indicating that they had been operating
very successfully in the business of chick
en- thieving in some part of the South
Side. The officers demanded the men to
stop, but instead of doing so they at once
dropped their chickens and started On a
hasty reatret down the railroad The Of
feers gave chase firing at the thieves two
or three times. but they succeeded in max
ing their escape
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09

long
drill
They really
frighten
the right OF Robbery" with
Since the British
have incorporated into of their
Chinese sodsery whom they
Tommy Atkins And for the ancient tactics
substituted
the latent muscular development which chinaman generally
These in fact eventually constitute sepoys
British
to fighting against their
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
HUGH ARNOLD CAUGHT.
He is Wanted I'm Two Different
states for Robbery.

Hughey Arnold, who formerly was
Oscar Gardeners trainer, has been
caught. after Guiding the authorities
for two months. Chief Clemans stc.ed
yesterday that Arnold is one OF the
greatest thieves in the country. He
has been wanted at Fort Wayne. Ind.
for beating and robbing little girl,
for two months. Last week in Uhrichs-
vile, Arnold knocked an old mana
huckster- down and robbed him OF sl2.
the proceeds of a days sales. The
police in that city captured him. but
did not at first discover his identity
It was ascertained later and Chief
Llemans was notified Of his capture
It Is not known whether ArnSld will
be prosecuted at uhr.chsvillc on turn
r over TO the Indiana authoritiaS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09

innings pitched, POWELL g. Auburn 2
Stolen bases. McConkey Walton. Houser
2 Barnes Two-base hits, Farrell ?. Del
tiers. Barnes, Walton, Lucas 2. McConkey,
Humphreys. Three-hase hits, Deiters.
Houser. Double plays. Barnes to Houser
2, Houser to Walton 10 McConkey. Haw-
kins to Auburn to Humphrey. Bases on
balls, eff Lucas /. off Powell /. Struck
out. by Lucas 3. by Powell 2. by Auburn
]; Wild,pipsa Powell. Ras;sed balls, Nc
ance 603' @
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
HER NAME.

Oh. turn away from war and loot,
From pilage and from slaughter;
And bring your mind to peaceful themes
You really know you oughter:
Fer now from out the happy east
The news so welcome is come,
The lady champion OF golf
Is clever Fannie Griscom,
Exchange.
At the ), heelng Golf Club links
yesterday afternoon the fall season was
instituted by tea and a putting and an
approach match with a trophy for both
the lady and gentleman player return
ing the best score. The weather was
exceptionally good for the sport The
contests were most spirited and no lit
tie interest was shown in the result
Quite a gathering of the members was
present and a committee OF lady mem
bers atterf-A % the social end of the
affair. The gentiemans trophy was
secured by Mr.. Charles Paxton. who
played two ball from hundred yards
away in five strokes. The ladies' trophy
was secured by visstor-Miss Dorcy,
of Baltimore who played out three
balls from the edge of the green in 5
strokes. The reception committee serv-
ed light refreshments during the altar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
Henryfs Def.

Henry, the long distance runner OF
Bridgeport, is open to run any foot
racer of Wheeling or vicinity any dis
tances from a quarter mile up to three
miles, for not less than $500 side; or
will give Richard O'Brien OF this city
fifty yards start in half mile. Final
arrangements can be made at this Of
flee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
M,CLELLAND VS., HAMILTON
TO Meet Mt the 81. a. G. Club House
..-.8 Thursday NiEIt. -

&. s Il HHPsaGF NlGh. =.
The fair week attraction at the Met
ropolitan Athletic club will be a, twenty
round bout between Jack [McClelland,
G.. ,Pittsburg, and Jack Hamilton, OF
Troy, N. ~ This viii be one OF the
toughest battles in McCielland's ca
reer, as Hamilton is a good. game one,
and a puncher.
If he can overcome the cleverness
of the Pittsburg boy, it will be all off
to Allegheny with Jack, and he will
have to settle down and be a good cit
iyen.
The club officials have arranged a
preliminary between Pittsburg and
Wheeling boxers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
WHEELING PARK TODAY.
Programme for the Afternoon an,
Night Concerts.

Programme for the Afternoon and
Wight Concerts.
Following are the programmes for
concerts at Wheeling Park this after
noon and evening:
March-"Strke up the Band ....... Clarke
The Great European Novelty. "Bimm,
',,..'' \ Trio Of Musical Comedians
ta) Song for Baritone-"The Palms
.............. e.................. $50. .Suppe
Mr. John Yahn
OBJ "Alahan1a Patrol Emo
Wssai h5, Waldteufel
Cornet Duo, Polka" Short ard Sweet
Messrs Hcose and Ludwig snort
collection Of Popular Airs 49,. Sloane
Torchlight Dance in B Flat. Meyerbeer
Overture Nabucodnosor" .......... Verdi
Songs by Lorraine Amour dramatic So
p piano. and chas. Baguley 6he noted
Song FOR cornet. with Echo ouartette
..!.'-', .--.,;....;.' .,...:........,.'D Davis
Gems from The Amer .......... Herbert
March-.A American .victory".......... Line
Msrehm.WaterE lie. $500. .....-, Hall
Piccolo Solo. Polka-@The Little Rob
Mr. John Hum IL N''i"e
The pe great European novelty, "Bimm,
bSisHi, I'AtI-
..........A. Trio of Musical Comedians
Fantasia on Popular Songs of the
Day .,..--......... ........... CONTEND
Waitz-"Calanthe" ... Holman
Selection-''Wan Morse
Parody on The Arkansaw Traveller"
.-....-.-.-.f ...-....,,.......... iovenberg
Songs by Lorraine Armour dramatic so
pranol and Chas, Baguiey (the eminent
baritone).
Characteristic Ma Honolulu Lady
-. johnson
March Independent Guard" 80. Stimson
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
HOW 70 REMIT.

lend ali remfttanees ny Res.zsserea
Letter, Express order, Ch-ck on.
posfaf Note. Patrons rum . riak
other way All amounts for $500
or less can lie seat by postas erdcR
Tor thres eents. Address
THE REGTsTEn,
wheeling, w. va +
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
Notable Celebration TO Be Held Here
in October.

The German-American citizens of
Benwood Moundsyille and other neigh
boring places will meet al the Ben
wood city hall this afternoon at two
o'clock to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF
participating in the celebration In
honor of German Day, October 9Th, at
Wheeling They will organize and APP
point committees and delegates to the
executive committee, which will meet
at Beethoven hall next Thursday even
ing There are twenty-five German
organizations who are interested in
the coming event. The Mozart Society
has appointed Charles Horstman as a
delegate to the executive committee
meeting Arrangements are being
made ON an elaborate scale for the
celebration.
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