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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08
DoDDRIDGE COUNTY.

Special to the Register.
WEST UNION w. Va, Nov. T.
Doddridge county vote Mckinley 1898,
Bryan 1920; White 1892, Holt 1929;
Dovener 1866; Raymond 1888; Willis
1919; Stricken 1877.
MeKinley's majority is 673. In 1896
McKinley's majority was BIG.
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LEWIS COUNTY.
Special to the Register,

Special to the Register,
WESTON. W. Va, November T.
The complete returns of Lewis county
give Mckinley 275 majority, White,
for Governor, $50 major.-., Dunning-
ton, for Legislature, 265 majority;
Daley, for Legislature. 22S majority;
Judge Henry Brannon, for Supreme
Judge, 81 majority; Hall, Republican,
for Sheriff. IS majority; Foster, Re-
publican for Prosecuting Attorney, 100
majority.
In 1896 Mckinley had 50 majority.
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MORGAN COUNTY.
Special to the Register.

Spec1aI 70 the ReglSter.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, No
vember 7.-Ten precincts heard from
and four to hear from give Mckinley
400 majority in Morgan county, a Re-
publican net loss of 274 from 1896.
Whites majority is about $40, Re-
publican loss of 800 from 1896. Day
ton has about 240, a Republican loss of
1885,.
Special to the Register.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va, No
vember 7.-Oficial. McKinley's ma
jority, sos; Whites majority, 4S; Day
tons majority, 221; gain for Col.
Davis, 224. All Democratic legislative
candidates are elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, November IA
recapitulation for Virginia indicates
a Democratic plurality on the Presi-
Dental ticket of over 10000. and the
election of the Democratic ticket in
every Congressional district. In near
Iy all the cities and towns and many
of the counties Bryan ran behind the
Congressional ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08
NORTH DAKOTA.

FARGO, N. D., November RE
turns are coming in very slowly but
those received seem to indicate that
the Republicans will have over rather
than under 10000 for Mckinley, while
the Republican State ticket is elected
by a somewhat smaller figure. Wip-
perman, Democrat, for Governor, runs
somewhat ahead of his ticket, but ap-
parently not enough to win.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08
RALEIGH COUNTY.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. T.
1t is reported that DR.. Bell, D., is de-
feated for the Legislature in Raleigh,
and that F. A. McClintock, D., is elect
ed to the Legislature in Poeahontas by
a majority of 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November Tt
will be several days before the com
plete result in California will be
known. Enough of the vote is in,
however, to show that McKinley's plur-
atty will be at least 10000 and that all
seven Republican congressman have
been elected. The returns for San
Francisco were finished at noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-Lat-
est returns from Indiana indicate that
the Republicans have carried the State
by from $4,000 to 10000. The Repub-
licans probably have elected eleven
OF the thirteen Congressman. The
Legislature is thought to be safely Re-
publican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. Mich. November THE
Republican State committee at noon
claimed a plurality for Mckinley in
the state OF sS,1S4. These figures are
based on complete returns from ma
jority of the counties.
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PORTO RICO.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Nov. TT
is estimated that 5000 Republicans
voted al the election yesterday for
commissioner 20 Congress and MEM
bers Of the House Of Delegates. Not
more than 2e0 fedeTals voted. The cleo
ton was exceedingly orderly. There
are no reports OF disturbances. Com
munication with the interior Is sIo~.
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WOOD COUNTY.
Special to the Register. .

Special to the Register
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Nov. T.
Complete returns from Wood county
with two precincts to hear from, give
Mckinley a plurality of 92S, and White
plurality of 8S6. Four years ago Nc
Kinley's majority in the county was
617. The entire county ticket was
elected by the Republicans except their
candidate for County Commissioner,
who was beaten by Levi Skidmore, the
Democratic candidate, by about fifty
votes.
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ALABAMA.

GUTHIE, Okla, November Terri
torial election returns are coming In
slowly, but enough is known 70 show
that Dennis T. Flynn, Republican, Is
reelected delegate TO Congress over
Robert A. Neff by majority OF not
less than 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08

Senator and net gain in the lower
House of %.
The Senate of 1901 will stand 50 Re-
-publicans and Democrats, while the
House will be It's Republicans, SO
Democrats and two Social-Democrats
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08
WASHINGTON.

SEATTLE, Wash. November Z, / D.
m.-The Democrats have conceded the
election of Republican presidential
electors and Congressman Jones. They
claim they have reelected Governor
Rogers and elected Ronald for Con-
gress.
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
Special to the Register.

GRAFTON, w. Va, November T.
Taylor county, official: Mckinley. 1908;
Bryan, LAG; Dayton, 2,056; Davis,
1,450; White, 2,OsS; Holt, 1,4s1; for
Auditor-Schurr, 2,0S4; Miller. 1,439;
treasurer-Silman, 2,0S4; Hurst, 1,439;
State superintendent Miller,
ZOOS; Armstrong, LAS; for State
Senator-Davis, zoos; Ralphsnider,
1,450; House of DelAgates-Handle
1884; Warder, 1,535; Sheriff Sayers,
1871; Curry, 1852. Prosecuting Attor-
ney-Bally, 2.022; Harlow, 1,547; Clerk
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, November Two
counties of Georgia. Coffee and Lib
erty, We're Republican. Bryan's plu-
rality in the State viii be 10000.
Every Democratic Congressman was
elected.
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BRAxToN COUNTY.

Special TO the Register.
SUTTON, w Va, Nov. 7.-Braxton
county gives Bryan a plurality of two
hundred. The Legislature carried its
ticket in this county by the same plu-
rality. The Democratic county ticket
is elected.
In 1896 Bryan's plurality was 715.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY.

Special to the Register.
ELKINS, w. Va, November 1.-THE
Republicans have elected two members
of the Legislature in the Randolph
Tucker delegate district
Bryan carried Randolph county by
$50, Democratic loss of go.
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Indications That The Republicans Have Re-
sorted to Illegal Votes to Win
the Legislature
CHAIRMAN MILLER STILL CLAIMS 1T.
Kanawha fayee and Mcdowell Counties Originate Stuffed
Reurns-The Republican Plan to Claim Everything and Take
Whatever Can Be Gotten BY Fair Means or Foul

voted against HIM. In this county fully
two hundred Republicans voted against
him, and for Holt, and yet the returns
show that he only ran 81 behind Nc
Kinley in The county. There has been
no explanation of the fact.
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Utah.

SALT LAKE. Ut-sh, November Z, p.
m.-The Democrats have conceded the
loss Of the national, state and congress
sIonal ticket. The legislature ID also
believed to have been carried By the
Republicans.
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NEW MEXICO.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, November 7.-In-
dications are that B, S. Rodey. Re-
publican, has been elected delegate to
Congress. The Legislature is Repuh-
lican.
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MARION COUNTY.
snecial to the REGISTER.

FAIRMONT, w. Va, November T.
All precincts have been heard from
and show a wonderful Republican gain
over the vote of 1896 and 1898. Nc
Kinley's majority will reach $40. Day
ton, Republican for Congress, over Da-
Wis, Democrat, will be 800 The Re-
publican county ticket is elected
throughout. with the exception of the
prosecuting attorney.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. November 7.-Returns
from all but four precincts in the city
of st. Louis give Bryan 57,755, McKin-
ley 59,174. The Democrats elected
every candidate on their city ticket.
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TWO REPUBLICAN SENATORS.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. T.
York, R., is elected in CabellWayne
Senatorial district
Andy Koran, R., has carried the
Clay-Kanawha Senatorial district.
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FAYETTE COUNTY.

Special to the Register.
FAYETTEVILLE, W. Va, Nov. r
Hon. Charles Osenton is elected pros
ecuting attorney and the county goes
Republican by 1900.
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LIE WEATHEn.

WASHINGTON. November T.--For yges-
tern Pennsylvania-- Rain IN southern.
snow or rain IN northern portion Thurs
day! Friday fair; northerIy winds. br1sx
10 high on the lakes.
For Ohfe--Fair in southern; rain or
snow In northern portion Thursday: FRI
day fair. brisk TO high northerly winds on
the iake-
For West virginia-Fair Thursday ana
Friday. northwesteriy winds.
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MONROE COUNTY.

Special to the Register.
UNION, w. Va, Nov. Via, who
was defeated two years ago by DR..
Logan, claims his election.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, November bryan
carried 73 of the rs counties In Arkan-
sas by average pluralities OF 500 and
the state by about $4,000. Il
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, November IA
solid Democratic delegation to Con-
gress was elected from Mississippi
Bryans majority is 45 900.
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IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Nov. IAN Re-
publican Congressman in Iowa are
elected.
McKinley's plurality probably viii
reach 100000
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November Z.
-Sparkman and Davis, Democrats,
were reelected to Congress. Bryan'a
majority, $1,000.
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NEVADA.

RENO, New. November 7.--Bryan's
majority In Nevada probably Will
reach 1900. Newlands. Dem, for Con-
gress will carry the state by 1000.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., November z.
Every Democratic Congressman In the
State was elected. Bryan's majority
is 10000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08

Mckinley, and a majority of 40 on joint
ballot in the Legislature. This is a
fair sample of the news being sent out
to-day from Republican sources.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, November T.
Nearly complete returns from all but
six of the 80 counties In Oregon give
Mckinley a plurality of IA los.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November THE con-
gressional representation from this
State VIII consist OF u Republicans
and Is Democrats.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November 7.--Goyernor
Lind, Dem. comedies his defeat for re-
election. Forty-seven counties nearly
complete give ant over 5000
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oUTLANDISH CLAIMS.

Special 70 the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Novem-
Der John T. Harris, Republican
clerk of the State Senate. this after
noon claims The State by 10000 for
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Mr.. c. gchnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
a. m. 81 ~ m. s.; p. nz-s IS; p. m. 80
Weather changeable.
Tuesdays Thermometer record Z a. m,
"a. a. m ~: IL m, So p. n5-s s. >. M
81 Weather fair.
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plurality and the rest of the state win
increase that figure.
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of County Court-Kitzmiller, 2,OSs;
Hurst, lap.
The rest of the county ticket was
elected by safe majorities. McKinley's
majority in 1896 was 532; this year,
679; gain, 145.,
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nE11A1RH HApPENINus.
Matters Of Interest in the 1fOtropolil
Of RaInnnt County

The Republican county convention 4
called to meet at 81. CiafrBville April
IL. The primaries will be held on the
Saturday preceding. This early con-
vention Is made necessary by reason Of
the early state convention called, and
the rule to have the county conventions
name the delegates TO that convention
a plan heartily approved BY the COM
'mittee Of Belmont county.
The remains Of Ira Citizen, the mem.
Der Of Company A, Eighth United
States Cavalry, who died In Cuba, Of
yellow fever, were brought home and
buried In Rock Hill cemetery last Fri
day, This was In obedience to the ear
nest wish OF his family and friends.
This evening, at the Christian church,
Rev. j. ]. Spencer will preach n sermon
for lnfidels and skeptics, from the topic
t'NYhu Is Christ and Why Worship
Him?" A large number have been add.
ed to the church and the meetings VIII
continue through this week.
The fair held under the auaplces OF
the German Reformed church IN Ar
mOry hall, closed Saturday night, after
a very successful three evenings run.
Several contests were decided and
prizes awarded and the AFFAIR netted q
neat sum for the church.
State Senator Archer spent Sunday
with his family here: He has been snt-
fering with the grip, but will returil ia
Columbus to-day. Asked about the
Clark bIlb the senator thinks II viii
paSs. though 1t may be amended. II
comes up tomorrow.
DR., D. w. Boone. who left the Re-
publcans on the free silver issue, was
d candidate for member OF the school
board at Saturdays primaries. His
name on the ticket was q surprise to
many, but they were glad TO see HIN
return to the fold.
Martin COwen left yesterday for
Washington City, to attend the Pure
Food Congress. as a delegate from
Ohio. Hon. ]. q. Blackburn, his chief
in the food department OF Ohio, LETT
last night for the same place.
Miss Ola Sinclair will entertain tho
Shakespeare Club at her home on
Gravel Hill tomorrow evening. It con.
sists OF literary and social features and
has grown to be q very interesting
club.
The contribution social held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Will Dnugherty
was a success beyond their fondest
hope. The little silken sacks yielded a
most handsome sum.
Mrs. Charles Arnold viii entertain
the ladies' sewing society this week.
Mrs. Martin Cowen Is president.
q. w. DeatenbauGh, OF this city, has
been grnnted a patent on a bicycle
driYing-gear device.
Miss Katie Dhrrah will entertain the
Country Club at her home this evening,
Health officer Boone reported nine
deaths In Bellaire during February.
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tcuf prize, and 81 given " tho tqanie
winning tn FIRST. leeond' third ana
fourth highest number o. ifln' d the
1tYen weeks which follow efofe tha
cloe1 Of the league.
individual averages show Q hattie
royal being Wagcd for lrlt plnce.
Stuart Faick, who last week led ~ tive
points was unable 70 hold his average.
and dropped q point, white lsmblem
continued his good work ard . now
only point behind the ledalfl The lgs
ures: s. FalclE, Colts, Is. ~ Emblem
Colts, 60, i75; RAIDER, Colts ~, III;
Brown, Tom Moore, u. llQ; 9nphell
Tom Moore. "a. 1859; p, BeAfl Crea-
cents, ~ 1853; StevensonS Tom Moore,
a, 1868; w Wilhelm, Len0N = iei;
Biokmyer, Colts 60. Is7; Handy ColtS
81 1876: NaTBchner, Tom Moore 30. if9;
Handian, Tom Moore, ., ass 4Feitzell.
Tom Moore, 70, 1866; Btutef, crescents,
81, 100; CASTOR, Cre1centa, z, 100: Reed,
Colts, 4S. 1e0; King, Crescehts, g, 1907
Noite, Tom Moore, ~, 1906 v. itthuhtl,
Buckeyes, 4S, 15S; Cochran, Tom Moore.
90, 1877; Gray, Lenox, 30, 1875 Henning,
Brownies, 90 I57; Bligafel Daisies, ~,
1888; ". Falck, Crescents, u, 1853. Mis-
Ter, I,enox, 10, 1853; a. Meyer, Cfescefits,
Is, 1B2; P. wilhelm, Sanatei, O.. 1b2; ].
RAIDER, sanntel, So, 1b2i NoeleilaIi, Dali
Hies, q, $50; Turner, Tom Moore. 70,
$50; sadler. sanatel, IS, $50; Beckett.
Brownies, 80, 1l9; Di8her, Brownies, Il.
1lS; CrumbaeheT, Crescents, Is, 1ls;
Hannah, Lenox, %, 1l7s Jpnks Brown
ies, 4S, 1l6; Frohme. Brownies. q. ti5;
zimmer, Brownies, 20, 1l6; l. Bernhnrt,
Buckeyes, "a, IN; Coleman. Cresoents,
o, IA; Balzer. Crescerita, n. l45; Eide
wards, Buckeyes, rs, 1l2; L. Modar,
Daisies, 81, 1l2; Sheets, Ien0X, Is, t42;
II. Bearley, CFesceRts, IS III: Sender
man, sanatel. 80. 14l; Wood, Brownies,
Is, 40; Mccullough. Daisies, u, 1Ss: MIL
LEI, sonatel, IS, 1871; Burhortte; Lenox,
70, 1871; Hanes, Daisies 81, 1875; Wilson,
Brownies, 30, 1856; P. Bernhart Buck
eyes, u. 1873; Haberleu, buckeyes, "a,
d39; Smith, Daisies, ", 100; J.. Yahn,
sanatei, Y, 1870; Bartholomew. Daisies,
50, 129; Roeder, Buckeyes, 81, 100
Schedule for this week Is as foliowss
Monday, Daisies va Crescents; Tues
day, Sanatel ". Colts; Thursday,
Brownies vs., Buckeyes; Friday, Lenox
Va Tom Moore.
In the Musee handicap last week the
winners were p. Beariey. bowling from
scratch, who got IA. and George Ham
nan, bowling with handicap Of "a pins.
who got 25e.
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particularly pleasing ana the cp1tums
Ing hunds0ma and costly the gaudy
military unlf0rIna showing 70 great ad-
Vantage. The ladies Of the company
an attractive and nRtty. The music q
original and Agreeable, and the special.
tteg nra admirable. "A INK Whit
Fiag' comes 10 the Opera House. We'd
nesday. evening, March 4
i'The Ragged Cavalier
AZ the Opera House. on Thursday.
March 8, Mr.. CrestOn Clarke and q
strong supporting company Of twenty
viii produce hiH new romantic play,
4The Ragged Cavalier The piece .
much on the order Of 1.-THE Prisoner Of
Zenda." Under the Red Robe. y and
other plays Of q romantic type that
have attained such q romantic vogue
during recent years. II Is 9 love story
primarily. but there Is an abundance OF
comedy element. while some Of the SITE
tiations are 30 stirring as 70 approach
the Fnelo.drnmatlc. Mr.. Clarke viii be
accompanied BY Mis- Adelaide Prince.
an actresH Of remarkable beauty and
intellectual resources. who w0R for fiVe
lBeag0nB o prominent member Of Aug
ustln Days Company In New York and
-'yHp aThs Limited 1lail.D
Elmer r. Vance's triumph OF stage
realism. 1.-THE Limited Mai" viii APP
pear at the Grand for thrse nights,
commencing Monday March 3, and
viii, without doubt, prove the dramatic
surprise OF thR season. II Is said to be
80 thoroughly realistic that audiences
after witnessing its highly wrought
scenes, have involuntarily sprung from
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS:
Events of Day IN the Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.

6uu VI bn9 oAAAkH'
The funeral Of Harry Duke, who met
with such n terrible death at the
Laughlin mill, Friday morning, took
place yesterday afternoon nj o'clock,
from the family residence on PIKE
street. Rev. p. d. H0ltz, Of The Meth
odist EpiBcopal church, oriiciated In
terment was at Llnwood cemetery.
The funeral Of the hve-weeks'- old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Holland
took place Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, from the family residence IN
the West End. Internent was at Lin
wood cemetery.
The funeral Of Bfie, the siS-year-old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. James AleXan-
der, took place Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Interment was at Weeks GEM
etery.
william Ianun, who has been the
guest Of friends In this city for the
past week, returns to his home Mt Al-
lance, to-dny.
Miss Carrie Brnnum Will entertain
the Young Ladies' Euchre Club at her
home In Kirkwood, tomorrow after
noon,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mourey left
Saturday, for Sharon, Pa, TO spend
several days with the latters mother.
A dance will be given at the opera
house, Thursday evening, which prom
lsea to be very enjoyable.
Mrs. w. T. Graham left Saturday
evening for New York, where she Will
make her future home.
Miss Marie Dlnsmore, OF Mcundsvllle,
spent Sunday with relatives In XIX
wood.
Miss Margaret Howell spent Sunday
with Miss Mabel Scott, ut 81, Clnirs-
VILE.
Frank Hughes, Of Brilliant, II spend
ing few days with friends In town.
George Stllwell, Of Cleveland. spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Tho BARRIERS will hold their regular
monthly meeting this evenins'
c. w. Appenzellcr hns returned from
business trip TO New York.
The Maine Club Will give n dance AZ
Donley's hall this evening.
Judge j. d. briggs was in CadlS on
business, Saturday.
George Pltnor is able to DO out, after
a weeks illness,
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Bothany Footbaiiists Active

Manager Frank D. Barger, Of the
Bethany college football team, has al
ready begun to arrange u schedule of
games for the fall season. and has
written for three games with Wheel
Ing, including the Thanksgiving game.
1t is usual for colleges to be early with
their schedule. but wheeliug's football
talent is not so arranged as to be able
TO figure on games before September.
and for the Thanksgiving game, Il hns
unofiicially been given out from Nor
gantown that the University team feels
unusually kindly this year toward
Wheeling for the big game.
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nArprrR-1IeaoV1aN TIaAg.
The Advances Guard q WhsGlingitss
Leaves for New York.

The Advances Guard q Whsalingites
Leaves for New York.
The advance guard u Whvelingltes
that will witness the 1icGoveFn-Gard-
ner fight left for New York last night,
and another bunch win leave wedneS-
day evening. An told. not fewer than
twenty people from this city viii be u
the rlngside for Friday nights engage
ment to root for the pride Of Wheel
Ing"
It is realized that oscaf q going up
against the hardest kind Of game, and
4 he wins It win surprise the majority.
One thing not made clear yet is the
weight they will light at. McGoyera'G
manager promised TO stlpulate this fen
lure three weeks before the tight, but
nothing Of this character has found IL
way into print yet. Gardner can do
lower than Terry, ana II they hght ii
catchwelghts, which seems likely, the
chances favor the Brooklyn lad. In
the event Of McGoyeFn's victory, Gard
ner will stiil claim the i1s-pOund cham
plonshlp.
one OF the wheeling men who VIII
see the fight is John T. Ryan, who Is
we'll up In points on the boxing game
and he calls the turn oftener than the
most OF Them. says pTooger'': "If
they MKT from the start the fight viii
be short, with McGovern's end looking
the best, but both are in-hghters, and
there viii be a good chance for Oscar
However. oscar may try to hold back
for six rounds, in order to cop the bets
that he can't stay that long"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
AMusEnrENTs.

Nothing that has been written by that
clever playwright Charles II. Hoyt. is
more honestly mirth provoking than his
amlnble satire OIL the citizen sOldiery
entitled IA Milk White Flag" The
manner in which the fun-maklng Is
conducted gives no offense and leaves
no cause for complaint. The scenery is