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The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
quay NOT A CANDIDATE.
Ex-senator says He Is Net Eager for
Recollection.

West Chester, Pa, Oct f-EX-United
States Senator Quay tonight made the
first of what is to be series of speeches
throughout the State Of Pennsylvania. in
favor of the election of Mckinley and
Roosevelt, and those candidates for the
State legislature favorable to that section
of the Republican party recognizing Mr..
Quay as its leader. His speech tonight
was made before large crowd and was
listened 20 attentively.
Mr. Qu6y's speech was largely devoted
tn State issues. ana he severely criticised
the efforts of the Democrats and anti
Quay Republicans to effect the success Of
& fusion movement. Referring to the
United State SenatOrship, Mr.. Quay said
he was not a candidate in the ordinary
acceptation of the term. ''The Republic
can State convention" he said, insisted
upon the presentation of my candidacy
to the people. and / submitted with some
reluctance to their judgment. To me. that
high Office is 10 longer attractive. Its du-
ties have occupied the last twelve years
of ny life. and they were exceedingly
vexatious and laborious. My career, as
YOU all know. has not been exactly pleas
ant sailing upon summer seas, and ac-
yancing years admonish me that II peace
and recreation are to ever find me, in the
course of nature, they must come very
soon.
IF the choice of the Republicans Of
Pennsylvania should fall upon another
their judgment will be greeted by me, If not
with satisfaction. as least with relief. II
the issue could be presented to popular
vote of the Republicans of the State at
the ensuing election that course would
tend very largely to subdue the ill-temper
now manifest in certain distinguished
quarters, and would serve as a lightning
rod for our Republican local. legislative,
and Congressional tickets"
In concluding his speech. Mr.. Quay
made an appeal for the election of Me-
Kinley and Roosevelt, expressing the
opinion that the best State in the Union
will give the best majority in all the
Union for the reelection of the best Pres
ident God has vouchsafed to the Union
since the death of Abraham Lincoln"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
HARRISON ON THE ELECTION
Ex-President Thinks that Mckinley
Will Win Easily.
He Has Been Asked TO Make Speeches in
the Campaign, but Has Not Decided
Yet Whether BE wiz Com
ply with the Request.
ipeelal 70 The Weshlngt ID rost.

Special to The wsshingt)n Fost
Utica, \. Y, Oct. l.-EX-P president Ben
jamin Harrison passed through Utica this
afternoon en- route TO New York, where
he will meet National Committeeman
Fred S Gibbs. Senator Thomas c. Plat,
and other Republican leaders. The ex-
President has been spending the summer
at his Adirondack home, Berkeley Lodge.
on Second Lake Fulton Chain Gen. Har-
rison was accompanied by Mrs. Harrison
and little daughter, Elizabeth The party
made a short stop in this city, and while
here Gen. Harrison gave utterance to his
first public statement OF the campaign.
Il haven't any doubt of the reelection
of President Mckinley" said he. True. [
am not very familiar with the ASPECT OF
political affairs, and therefore am not in
a position 10 make any predictions. About
all the information that / have received
has been through the columns of the
newspapers. Nearly all have read and
heard has been pretty much on one side
and perhaps on that account my judgment
may be of little importance. / guess Nc
Kinley will win all right, and believe that
he should.
THE general prosperity of the country
should prove of vast assistance to the
Republican party in this campaign. 1t is
a fact that business conditions have not
been as favorable in many years. There
is no army of the unemployed this year.
Employment is seeking the laboring man
rather than the laboring man seeking emf
ployment.
''The deposits made in our banking IN
stitutions during the last two or three
years is ample proof that confidence has
been restored in financial circles and in
every line of business endeaVor. Ii cannot
be possible that the people of this country
Will by their ballots turn back the wheels
of prosperity and progress, and il is be-
cause of entertaining such belief in the
wisdom of the people that l fail 10 see
any dangers ahead for the Republican
ticket"
"Will you make any speeches during the
campaign. general?'
Il cannot say as 10 that. / will proba-
bly, be able 10 speak more definitely after
meeting some of my friends down in New
York. / have been requested by the chair
man of the national committee 10 make a
speech or two during the campaign, but
whether shall do so or not is more than
| can saw lust now" p"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
IMPORTANT TO HAWAIIAN CHINESE.
Judge Estee's Decision Allowing An Sing
90 Land at Honolulu.

Honolulu, Sept. "a. via San Francisco.
Oct. Limited States Judge Estee has
rendered an important decision regarding
the rights of Chinese to land in Hawaii
II was in the case of All Sing, who came
here from New York as one of the crew
CT the ship Challenger, and was refused
permission to land in Honolulu He was
brought before Judge Estee on habeas
corpus proceedings. The judge decided
that having shipped from New York, the
Chinese had a right to land in any other
American port, and Honolulu Is now an
American port.
The decision is regarded as highly I'M
portant, as bearing upon the question Of
whether the many Chinese in the Hawai-
ian Islands have a right 10 land on the
mainland. clause In the Hawaiian
territorial act declares that the Chinese
in Hawaii shall not be admitted to the
coast Of the United States. This clause
is believed by some to be unconstitution-
az, and the decision OF Judge Estee Is in
line with that opinion. There are about
20 90 Chinese in Hawaii.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
SHIELDS REPORTED KILLED.
Cesser Prohibits News Regardiug Capture
efCempany By Fiiipinss.

Manila, Friday. Sept. 3. via Honekong.
Oct. Persistent native reports. when
are generally believed. have been current
in Manila fer several days. to the effect
that Capt. Devereux Shields and Com
pany +. Of the Twcnty-ninth Regiment OF
infantry. consisting of fifty-four men.
stationed AT Boag. Martinique Island.
embarked September IS ON the gunboat
Yillabos and landed on the Martinique
September IL. where 600 of the enemy.
armed with rifles. supposedly from Luzon,
surprised the Americans. The latter
fought for several hours. until their am
munition was exhausted. after which they
we're overpowered aad surrendered, relief
being impossible. Four of the soldiers
were killed, among whom. according TO
reports, was Capt. Shields. The Ameri-
cans also had several wounded.
Lieuts. Reeves and Bates. of the staff
on board the gunboat Yorktown. left
Manila Monday. After gathering troops
at Batangas. they proceeded to Marin
duqUe to verify the reports regarding the
fate of Capt Shields and his men. and in
case the native rumors were well found
ed, to punish the rebels and release the
captives. News from this expedition is
awaited with some anxiety at Manila. IN
the meanwhile, the censor prohiblts the
Transmission of news concerning the al
fair.
Col. Edward f. Hardin, OF the Twenty
ninth Regiment. who is row in Manila,
admits II is possible that the native re-
ports may be correct.
The first news of the disaster To Com
pany F. of the Twenty-ninth Regiment,
was received by the Associated Press rom
Washington September y, the censor at
Manila. as shown in the dispatch Of the
Associated Press from that city, having
refused to permit the transmission of the
news by cable direct to the Associated
Press. Consequently the correspondent of
the Associated Press was evidently COM
PEELED to send his message by hand to
Hongkong. from which point it was
cabied to the Associated Press here.
-Four non-commissioned officers. who
have rendered good service in the Philip
pines. have been appointed second lieu
tt nants I'm the regiments to which they
are attached. They are Battalion Sergt.
Maj. Edward c. Wells. Thirty-second
Volunteer Infantry: Corp. JCnius L.
Hoyle Thirty second Volunteer Infantry
First Sergt. c. A. F. Trumbo. Forty-fifth
Volunteer Infantry, and Sergt Maj Gus
tavus ]. Hasson, Forty-sixth Volunteer
Infantry.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
GRATEFUL TO GOV. GEN. WOOD.
Property Owners Thank Him for Protec.
tion from TnserapHiess Lawyers.

Havana, Oct. 1-Goy. Gen. Wood viii
start to-mersoW for saneti spiritu He
expects 20 be absent from Havana for
several days.
-Four hundred property-owners have
sent a memorial 10 the governor general
thanking him for the recent decree which
protects owners Of property from certain
fraudulent practices 70 which dishonest
lawyers were wont 10 resort under the
old order Of things, and on his return
Gen. Wood will receive from leading Ha-
vana merchants a similar memorial Of
thanks for the decree. recently issued,
which prevents the fraud and sxiortion
10 which they Were formerly subjected by
unscruDulosis members OF the Havana bar
In both DEGREES radical defects OF the old
laws were cured.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
NUTMEG STATE ELECTIONS.
Democrats Recover Once. In a Number of
Small Towns.

New Haven. Conn, Oct. lit was
town meeting day in Connecticut. 162
OF the 16S towns in the State holding 1.-The
little town. elections for the purpose of
choosing officials of the town govern
ments and settling for the coming year
the liquor license question.
The towns and cities not participating
in these little political contests are: Hart
ford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Ansonia,
Derby. and Naugatuck. Returns up TO
midnight had been received from 1873
towns of the 1852 voting, and the tables
show Republican victories in 103 towns
and Democratic success in 35 Full re-
turns from all the towns in the election
of 1899 gave the Republicans 125 and the
Democrats 81.
Comparing the full returns Of last year
with those received thus far from to-
days elections. the Republicans have lost
twenty-five towns and the Democrats tive.
Of The tWenty-four towns missing to-
night sixteen went Republican last year
and eight were Democratic. If the missing
towns remain firm in their respective col
umns of last year ii would mean a total
of 119 towns Republican and 43 Democratic.
a net Republican loss of six towns.
The vote throughout the State was as a
rule light.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

question OF ordered liberty-whether we
are TO turn this government over 10 men
who preach hatred between man and
man, who try 20 set class against class,
labor against capital. whose only object
is 10 tear down. That is the paramount
question Whether We are willing to
turn II over to these men. / have seen
what thas preaching comes 20, When II
breaks loose with men who are too de-
praved, too Ignorant TO know what they
are doing, IL is the destruction OF free
speech. do not believe in Imperialism.
There Is no Imperialism: there IL no dan
ger Of Imperialism while the great politi-
cal fabric OF American liberty stands.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
PRESIDENT M'KlsLeYs VISITORS.
Carnegie CempaBy's Head Among Them
Declines TO Diseass Mission.

Canton, Ohio, Oct. president Nc
KinIey to-day received visits from sena-
tor Penrose, of Pennsylvania President
Schwab. of the Carnegie Company: form
eT Minister 10 Siam Barrett, and others.
He also received and shook hands with a
delegation OF about seventy-five members
OF the Stark County central committee,
who marched up TO the Mckinley yard
from their regular meeting. &c pay their
respects.
President Sehwab. Of the Carnegie Com
pany left without dropping any intima-
ton of what brought him here. Senator
Penrose. who came and went with him,
said they had met on the train By chance.
Mr. Barrett was on his way 10 fn a
speaking engagement, and merely stopped
over 70 talk with the President between
trains. There was nothing OF special
importance considered.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

heid and Coler opened the Democrts cam
paisn IN Niagara county with a mass
meeting al the Hodge Opera House to-
night Much enthusiasm was manifested.
Former County Judge MlIIar. who pre-
sded. was In 1875 district committeeman
Tor Palmer and Buckner Mr.. s;anch-
Held Sas repeatedly interrupted by cheers
and Mr. Coler was also well received
Ar stanchneld's remarks relative 20
nome rule were greeted with prolonged
applause. He attacked the excise law.
Imperialism. and trufts.
Kingston. y. Y. oct. 1.-senator
Chsuncey NJ. Depew and Hon. John s.
Wise tonight addressed fully 1000 peo-
Die at two Of the largest political mass
meetings ever held IN tie Hudson river
valley. The Academy OF Music. capable
OF holding 5so people. was taxed 20 its
fullest capacity, as was the Y NJ, g. A.
nail. while dozens OF overflow meetings
We're held In the streets. Three railroads
poured thousands Of people into the city
from the surrounding country.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
PAID S400 FOR EACH VOTE.
Statements Regardins Bribery for signal
system In Cieveland's City Council.


Cleveland, Ohio. Oct 1.-The star wit
ness thus far in the council bribery inves-
tigation was on the stand to-day. He is
w. H Boyd, the attorney who represents
the Chicago Municipal Signal Company,
and the testimony he gave startled even
those who were sanguine that If money
had been paid to secure the contract for
the police signal system for the Game
we'll Company, the fact would not be ex-
posed.
From Mr.. Boyd's testimony 1t became
evident that he suspected crookedness in
the council almost from the time the
bids for the contract for the police signal
system were opened. and he watched the
proceedings much closer than any one
on the outside WIS aware of. He named
the councilmen whom he declared he had
reasons for believing always stood to-
gether in voting, among them being Presi-
dent Steiier himself
The greatest share of the information
which Mr.. Boyd declared he obtained on
the alleged crooked transactions, he saws
TO have been bribed. Mr.. Boyd in his tes-
timony charged that the Gamewell Com
pany promised TO pay 500 per vote. and
off the men who were bought with 500
each. At this. Mr.. Boyd testified, some OF
the councilmen were indignant and were
seeking 10 throw down" the Gamewell
Company on the contract for the fire tel
egraph alarm system when IL came up for
approval.
The witness also testified that Howard
II. Burgess TIE clerk Of the council. had
told him that money had been paid 10
councilTaen. Mr.. Burgess told me-" said
Mr. Boyd. . Il am getting nothing out OF
this myself, but you know am always ON
the watch-out for the boys, and if there is
anything l can get for them l go after
it
He fNtner testified that Councilman
ODonnen had said to him tnat "HoWar rd
had told him that Directors Barrett and
Hyman were getting a rake on OF IS ora
on the contract. and that he didn't Ike to
see them hog everything"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
EACH TOOK OTHER FOR A BURGLAR.
sea Fire. at Rafser and Latter Refsiiates
with Hot Water asd Lamp.

syracuse. y. Y. Oct. LIS VI. Smith and
MS son Ira. Of Cortland. each 5lisfook the
other for a burglar in their home early yes
serday morning. The son fred several
shots a, the old gentleman and the latter
retaBated with kettle Of boiling water
and a lighted lamp. The appearance %
me mother and wife put an end 70 the
hosilliiiss.
The elder Smith then came 70 the con-
rlqsson that RS con ~ss trying 20 kii
rim and h31 him arrssts1. AlIegwaTd a
reconciliation was effected.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

New Bedford, Mass, Oct Nv. S. Greene of
Fall River wss to-day nominated for Congress 9y
the Republican convention for the Thirteenth Dis
trict.
Worcester, Mass. Oct. I.-Charlss G. washburn
was to-day nominated for Congress by the Repub-
lican convention Of the Third District
Springfield. Mass. Oct l.-Representative Fred
eriek H. Gillette, Of Springfield. reRominatei
by seelamation by the Republican convention Of
the Second District To-day.
Hoyoke Mass Oct l.-Republieans Of the First
District to-day renomihated Congressman George
p Lawrence By scclamstion.
Boston. Oct samuel W. Mccall OF winches-
ter vas renominated for Congress BY the Eighth
Congressional Republican district convention here
to-day
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
WAGES REDUCED A QUARTER.
Dissafisfaction Among the Steel Workers
Throughout Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg. Pa. Oct. l.-Notices were
posted last night in the various depart
merits OF the Logan Iron and Steel Works
at 8urnham. Miffiin County, Of a reduc-
ton OF 25 per cent in wages. There ia
great dissatisfaction among the SO00 en-
ployes and strike is threatened.
Bloomsbury, Pa, Oct. 1.-The 20 en-
ployes Of the Reading Iron Company. of
Danville, decided to-day 10 accept the q
per cent. reduction in their wages. which
went into effect on September Is. and
against which they struck. The men met
to-day. and after hearing the report OF
a committee which stated that other iron
industries had made similar cut. greed
10 resume work as soon as the plant can
be placed In operation.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
ship p. y. Blanchard Barsra ms sen.

New York, Oct. The board OF IN
derwriters received a cablegram from
MontevIdeo to-day saying that the ship
p. y. Blanchard. Of Boston. Captain
Courteny, from Baltimore April for san
Francisco. had been burned al sea, sad
was a total loss. Her crew were safe 81
Falkland Islands. The r. y. Blanchard
Vas OF wood. and built a; Yarmouth
Maine, in 1876, registered 1863 tons, and
was owned By Foster a. Pray
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Total OF Galveston subscriptions.

Galveston. Tex, Oct. 1.-John Sealy.
chairman Of the finance committee. a
subcommittee Of the Galveston central
relief committee. and custodian OF the
Galveston relief fund. has given out
statement that slI subscriptions turned
ovet 20 him up 10 and including October !.
so. from all Fources, amount 70 s7sl.ois.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
THREE DEAD FROM LABOR FRaCas.
Two More Victims of Clash Beiweea Union
aud nom { Bien Moiders.

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. las a result OF
the shooting ARRAY between union and
n0n-union molders Saturday night, two
more men are dead. They are Henry
C-ouenberger and William Stetiield.
cronenberger was a union molder. stet-
Held was a bricklayer, and took no part
in the tight.
Charles Peck. "A non-union man. Is un-
der arrest. charged with the murder OF
Detective William L. Foulks, who was
shot through the heart. Paul Irving.
Thomas Jennings Edgar Mcintyre. and
Wills Webster. also non-uniOn meR. were
arrested on the charge OF shooting with
intent TO kill
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Deed Of Iealsa. lia.hana.

New York. Oct lotto woln. a walter.
last night went 10 the residence OF Nil
ton Knapp. a member OF the New York
Produce Exchange. who resides In South
BROOKLYN. and called on Mrs. Rosina
Wolf, his wife, who Was in Mr. Knapp s
employ as a servant He charged her
with having been unfsithful, ami. after
knocking her down. cut her throat with a
razor. ffe then slashed his own thros7
The wife died in few minutes ana Wolf
is mortaliy wounded.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
suLLER TO ACCOMPANY BRYAN.
tA-Goy. stone aHd Candidate sfaBehheid
10 speak In New York.

New York, Oct. l.-Ex-Gov Stone. OF
.l.ssouri. went 10 Rochester tonight. He
and Air. Sianchfeld the Democratic
S1beFaatorial candidate. Will speak there
Io-WJrTIw Wednesday they viii speak
81 Auburn. Thursday AT Syracuse. Rep
iesentatiVe James ID. Richardson. Of
Tennessee. chairman OF the Democratic
'HEEr, sstonsi committee, returned 10
HeadquarteTs from Washington to-day.
Representative William l.. Sulzer reeeiv-
o. telegram from W. J. Bryan asking
h.n 10 accompany him Oh his Western
1'ir SIR Sulzer leaves New York on
Wednesday t0 join Mr.. Bryan, and will
remain Vlth him until he fsa.hes Aew
4oTt October is
LoekPorL y. J., oct. L-Asssts. Stanea-
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Trial Of yea,..,'. cs.. Rssis. To-day.

Georgetown. KY. Oct 1.-The case Of
Henry Youtsey, charged with being a
principal in the shooting Of Gov. Goebei.
will be called for trial here tomorrow
subpoenaes were Issued to-day for sew
erzl State witnesses.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
EXTENT OF THE TRUSTS
Mr. Bryan Explains How They
Hurt Minnes0tans.
TOUR THROUGH NORTH STARSTATE

Tn, -usar Tra.t, the Lumber Trust, aud
N. sah Trust Reach All Citizens, lie
ss,.. bat lee Trust Is Lochi-Taiks at
~. Paul Of Cslcred Men and the Rare
Problem -Qaoiss One OF Maj. Mekiuiey'-
Spesebe. TO Confound ChaiFwsB Hanna.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

Do YOU read what people say about
Hood SaTsapaTills2 n II curing ali forms
Of disease caused or promoted by impure
blood. %
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

The American nag mas never been
hauled down where once IL was raised
for liberty and the Constitution of the
United States. And IL has never been
hauled down while II was being fired on
Two words We have never put in our his
tory IN the past hundred years have been
retreat and surrender We are not
going 10 put them there now"
He said the silver question was one that
would survive the anti-smDerialist cry
long after the present campaign was
over. Al was settled in tEe East: but II il
live issue still In the West and South
The Republican voters must not let them
selves be deluded into tE.e belief that the
onestion which Mr. Brys n declares 10 be
the paramount issue is the vital thing
He remarked In concsuS on.
u have said there Ess no paramount
ixsue 1 have felt that ali through this
campaign until q few days ago. ! now
think that there + one, and u i1yoiveE a
rreat deal more than fSle Philippine ISL
sndg-nnofe IN my Judgment than the tar
IN, than the silver question. IL Is the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-10
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