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Valuable Stating Ground.

Chicago Record: Miss Alta Rookie
Teller, daughter of John d. Rockefel-
Ter, and her friends, the children Of
New Works 400, skated on her fathers
pond Tuesday. 1t is at the west of his
house in West Nfty-fourth street.
This skating pond was made on 10000
Feet of land in q part. Of the city where
very square foot is a fortune. The sod
vas stripped and the ground excayat-
"a to a depth Of fifteen inches. "A wa-
.er-tight wall was built of bricks and
cement. The upper edge is three
inches above the level. The bottom of
the pond has a. layer of concrete and
pne Of sSnders, covered with asphalt.
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Residents Of West Hartford, Conn,
have organized the Noah Webster Me-
mortal association, the object of which
is to erect a library building in that
town In memory Of the great. lexicog-
rapher. Mr.. Webster was born in. Oc-
tober, 1858, within the limits of West
Hartford, when it was a portion of
the town of Hartford, and he died
there in 1S43.
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Herr Felix schweighofer, a noted
German comedian, who has Just ar
rived in New York to fulfill a profess
sional engagement, had before sailing
for this country, been travelling a good
deal in Germany. He says that every
where he found people taking a lively
interest in South African affairs and
that public sympathy was entirely
with the Beers, there being nc at
Yembtto hide these feelings.
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The late duke of Westminster, like
a great many other men Of enormous
wealth, was pcnurious. 1t is said that
the 100000 which he gave his daugh-
ter as q dowry was the only really
liberal performance of his lifetime,
and that he did this in order that he
might be allied to royalty. He spent
"a good deal of money on his racing
stable, too, but he was always anxious
to get his money back on the turf. The
most famous horse he ever owned was
Ornonde, but he was even tempted
to sell that famous racer when n good
price was offered.
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kEADRlck sTILL FLOODED.
Water Waist Deep in Many OF the

.=-l= fIOtlSCS. f tH
Moscow. Idaho, Jan. l6.-Thc water
II the big Potlatch river is ~rcceding,
but a large part of the town of Ken
1rick is still under water. The change
Of the river current towards the town
rs said to be partly the result of a re-
cent train wreck. Many tons of steel
rails were left in the river. This
caught driftwood and formedSs dam
which diverted the channel and turned
It toward the main street of Kendrick.
Stores will lose thousands of dollars
in ruined goods, as in many buildings
The water is waist deep. The tracks
Of the Northern Pacific for miles be-.
tween Volmer and Lewiston arc
washed out. Strange us it may seem,
one OF the sorcst needs of Kcndrick is
drinking water, us the waterworks
and wells r ruined. The river water
is muddy and not fit for use.
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Mrs. Samuel Lord, Of New York, has
succeeded in having herself elected q
member of the Essex County Country
club, which had always been sup
posed to be for men only. Nothing,
however, was found in the constitu-
ton to keep Mrs. Lord out, and8be-
cause of her charming yivaciousness
the members + glad to have her. de-
spite the dangerous precedent they
have established in electing her. .
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KIllBAIL GRAPHIC
Q. B T1NAN. PnblLher.
SOUTH DAKOTA

Professor MaxAnller, who has just
entered on his 10th year, was born in
Dessan, Germany, and has been con-
nectsd with Oxford university for well
nigh fifty years. The venerable pro.
lessor adds to his umerou foreign
honors that of member of the French
institute and hri $ mn honorary learned
doctor of laws OF Edinburgh, Cam
bridge and Dublin. Music is Professor
sMaxaMnlieEs principal recreation. and
In this he has found a solace in his en-
forced abstention for some time past,
owing to the state of his health, from
d. prosecution OF sliis fuvorite studies.
Thongh he has not yet completely re-
covered from his recent illness, there
IS q marked Improvement in his
health.
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1t is a habit of Senator Cockrell. of
Missouri, to read in the senate the
name of every constituent who sends
him a petition for presentation. This
gets the names of his people in the
Record in big black type, which they
delight to see when he sends them
marked copies with his compliments.
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Senator Hanna has characteristic
Disregard for The conyentionalities Of
polite society. A few evenings ago he
shocked Washington society by APP.
pearing in public wearing a sacque
suit and a silk hat. He has been the
recipient of several hints on this sub
ject, but ignores them i'll his usual
burly way.
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Dismissed the Cnsc.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court has dismissed the case Of the state
of Louisiana VS.. the state of Texas, in
volving the right of the latter to quar-
antine so seriously against the former
as was done during the recent prevalence
Of yellow fever in New Orleans. The
court holds that no direct Issue betwcen
the states is presented,
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Ex-senator John NJ. Palmer, at the
age of 30 years, is in Washington gath
ering material for his Forthcoming
book OF recollections. AS an Illinois
lawyer in ante-bellum times. as an Of
fcer who served throughout the rebel
9 as governor of Illinois and Unit
cd States senator. he is able to look
back upon u long and eyentful life.
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While working for IN oil concern in
Bradford, Pa, five years ago John
Burkett fell and injured his head seri-
onsly. AS q result he lost the power
of speech and never uttered a word
until n day last week, when he
slipped and fell, striking his head OH
q log, The sudden sharp pain an
gered him exceedingly, and to the l.
prise Of fellow workmen he uttered u
volIey of suiphurous talk. Since then
he has had no difficulty with his
speech,
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In 1853 three now famous men were
at the University of Strasburg-Rent-
ken, Paderewski and Tesla. Then
Roentgen was a professor of physics,
Paderewskf was an instructor in mu-
sic and Tesla was installing the cleo
trio light plant at the university.
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A Boston Failure.

Boston, Jan. 16.-H. C. Wainwright
& Co., bankers and brokers, have nude
an assignment. No statement of as
sets or liabilities is available. The
firm has been carrying n heavy load Of
United Stntes mining stock on which
it was unable to realize.
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South Omaha:

$500: official yesterday, 5.4S7. Market
weak. to sc lower; heavy, S4.55@4.62ls:
mixed and light, $4.4644. 57119.
Cattle-Recetpts, $500: official yesterday.
2.173: shipments, S28. Market steady to
lower.
sheep-,Receipts. $500; official yesterday.
4,o19; shipments, 37s. Market steady.
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Joseph G. Darlington has been elect
ed president Of the Philadelphia Union
league for the twenty-n:nth time. He
hadano opposition. The league reject
edsa plan to create a class of 500. non
resident members.
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Grncers m Convention.

Cleveland. Jan. 16.-The annual con
of the National Association Of
Retail Grocers convened today with II
very large attendance. After reports
of committees were resolved President
Scherer read his annual address.
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Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 16.-S:sO a. m.-Hogs
Receipts, $4,000. Market is Il shade
lower. Heavy, 81 .6o@4.72A; mixed,
$4.60M4. light, $4.4o@4.62 H;
rough heavy, $4.45@4.55.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000. Market weak
to lower. -
slieep-Receipts, $4,000. Market is
Sfroptr a $50 Nlan. . - ~ a
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London, Jan. 16.-Captain G. j. Gov
entry, second son of the early of Cow
entry. formerly one of Df. Jameson's
raiders, was married this afternoon
at ST. Peters church, Eaton square. to
Miss Lilly Whitehouse, of Newport, r.
!. There was n fashionable attend
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Dismissed theanse.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court mas dismissed the case of the state
of Louisiana vs. the state OF Texas, In,
volving the right OF the latter to quar-
anttne so seriously against the former
OF yellow fever IN New Orleans. The
court holds that no direct issue between
the states is presented. =
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coFFIRs FOR MANILA.
Transport will Take 1000 From
Santiago lie Cuba.

SNntfaEO &c CWDN.
Santiago. Jan. 1.-THE next United
States transport to leave Santiago will
carry 1000 collins, which will go to Ma
Mia. Unfortunately one of these contains
the body of a soldier. AS it was not
marked the coffin was mlslaid. and 1t is
now impossible to discover which one ii
is. as each box contains three collins.
Senior Rafael Salzndo, who was mayor
of Santiago at the time of the capitula:
ton, died last night OF heart failure.
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a Pretoria barber who is now in.
london says that President Krueger
neyer patronizes a barber, setting his
" razor and shaving himself. Mrs.
Kruger cuts her husbands hair and
does the work in about the average
amateur style.
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Chicago. Jan. 1919 a. m.-IIogs-56lOc
lower; fair c~learance: estimated receipts
tomorrow, 1000. light, s4.4Gd4.60 GO; mixed
and butchers, $4.5OG4. 20; good heavy, $3.50
Cattle-Weak to lower; beeves. $4,000
6.25; cows and heifers, s 2.5ol4.S0; stockers
and feeders, $3.25G4.76 Texans, $4.09@5. 90.
lambs 81 5OO6 S0
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DEMOLIsH A FORT.
Bocr Story of Bombadment of NIaEe.
49,. kSnr & gt

king.
Pretoria, Jan. 13.-As a result Of the
bombardment of Mafeking yesterday
the British fort at Eastward was de-
-nolished. The British retired. One
Boer was wounded. Advices from the
head lnager at Ladysmith report, that
the attack on that place January 6
was disastrous to the British and that
Ladysmith appears to be in IRE
straits.
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N. Melville Hanna, brother to sena.
tor Mark a. Hanna, who has been one
Of the best friends of Western Reserve
university, has given $4,000 to found
chair Of medical Jurisprudence in
The medical college. His fnther was a
Sphysician.
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sudden Attack. Of sickness.

Canton, S. D., Jan. l7.-Captain C.p
Van Hontcn. of Company d, South Da-
kota volunteers, was attacked with
hemmorhage of the lungs, and Mt one
time fears were entertained that hi,
would not survive the shock. butt III
this time the sick MAJ is somewhat
better and hopes are held ont by the
physicians in attendance that tbs gal!
liant soldier may pull through all
right.
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Muller: How mankind defers from.
day to day the best 1t can do and The
most beautiful things it can enjoy
without thinking that every day may
be the last n and that lost time is
lost eternity.
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Kansas City. Jan. Notwithstanding,
100: Market strong; native steers. 1900
@6.0O;; Texas steers, $3.0065.M; stockers
and feeders. s3.25G4.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market strong
and active; heavy. s4.55a4.70; packers,
s4.55a4. 65: light, $4.45d4. 62I.aa.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market steady:
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Negro Murderer Hanged.

Pittsbnrg, Pa, Jan. 16.-William
Newman. a negro, was hanged this
morning for the murder of his mis-
tress. Alice Warner, of whom he svas
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X MARKETS.
Sioux GIN 1.-Two stnck.

Sioux City, Jan. 1s.-sioux City Stock
Observation-Disclosures and light, s4.459
A.50; heavy, $4.45d4. 52lS.
Cattle-Cows and heifers. s.. 7593.7 TO-;
oxen. G.G0u3.21; stocKcrs and feeders,
50 .S0dl4.40 butcher steers. $i.50Q3.S5;
calves and yearlings, S3.7544.I5.
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Most poets have a pretty. hard row,
but 1t seems to have been compara-
lively easy for .The Man With the
Hoe. 8
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HAT PRICES ADVANCED.
Leading Manufacturers Agree on

IehuthK agFee OIL
M Increase.
Danbury. Conn, Jan. 16.-All the
leading manufacturers Of mems and
women's wool felt hats of this city,
Reading, Pa, and other hat centers,
owing to the rapid rise in the price
If wool, by agreement, advanced the
prices of wool hats today Is cents per
dozen opzcheap grades and on higher.
qualities in p~ronnrtken.
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GRAIN MARK FITS.
Grain nnd Provisions.

E W..
Chicago. Jan. 16.-Cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Gern-No, 2, aoA@soac; No. 9 yellow, slA
@3lHc.
oats.No; 2. 22l4a2se: No. 2 white, ESQ
e5lsc: No. 3 white, 24Z@25kc.
Rye-No, 2. 52h653c.
Barley-No. 2, 3Sn4lc.
Flax seed-No. J, sl51; northwestern,
Timothy Seed-Prime, $685.
Provisions-Mess pork, $9.2O610.55 lard,
$5.God5.s0; short rib sides. 35.60a5. III; dry
sides, IS. 75a5.
WhiskymoaDistillers' finished goods, high
wines. $L.23l12.
Sugar-Unchanged.
Clover@Contract grade. SS.25.
l7M22c. 80,
Eggs-Easy; fresh, 1sc.
CheeSe-Eirm. 120l2Lc.
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Minneapolis. Jan. 16.-Close: Wheat
store: No. / northern, January, 62Nc
May. 64isc: July, 65l.sc. On track-No.
hard. CSC; No. northern, 62Ac; No.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. 29c.
Oats-No. 3 white, .24Ac.
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The residence OF Ed Richards. a.
Kimball, was partially DESTROYED 81
6re,
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At most College foot bali games
there IL q great waste OF 'rah material.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-19
BRYAN ESCORT CLUB
VIII Hold an Important Meeting
This Evening.

VIII Hold an Important Meeting
This Evening.
The new Bryan escort club will meet
this evening at 1880 o'clock at the Hub
building, and it is the hope that
those attending will include all the Dem
ocratic members of the Wheeling com
pany of National Guards and the va
ricus companies of the Uniformed
Rank, knights of Pythias, and all DEM
ocrats who were members of companies
taking part in the Spanish-American
war
The club has been organized to do
escort duty and its object is to secure
as many men who are we'll versed in
drill tactics as is possible. Their uni
forms will consist of white caps, white
duck trousers and fatigue coats. They
will also cary canes. 1t is their inten-
ton to organize a drum corps of fif-
ten pieces at this evenings session.
The Democratic members of the
Knights of ST George of Wheeling are
extended a special invitation to be
present and unite with the club.
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building for the purpose of transactins
important business.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The Strike still On.

Reports have been circulated that the
strike which has existed since the 5th
day of July, 1900, has been terminated
by the committee resuming their posi-
tons on October IS, 1900.
We, the employees of the Riverside
rolling mill, denounce the said report
as a malicious lie, circulated for the
purpose of discouraging the men of the
Riverside mill now on strike. The
strike still exists at that plant. Efforts
for the last three days to settle the
strike have proved futile. Therefore
' the said strike is still continued by the
Old employees of the Riverside Iron
Works, and all honorable men are re-
queslted to stay away from the said mill
EMPLOYEES OF RIVERSIDE IRON
WORKS.
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'DEMOCRATSOF TN(JC00N1lES|
WILL GREET HON. JOHN HI. HOLT,
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
FOR GOVERNOR,
THIS EVENING AT BENwOoD.
LEADING DEMOCRATIC CLUBS OF
WHEELING AND MOUNDS
WILLIE
VIII Take Part In the Parade Pre-
ceding the Speaking-Music, Fire
Works and Decorations Will be
Features of the Rally-An Occasion
for q Large Turnout.

The voters of Marshall and Ohio coun-
ties will unite this evening for the pur-
pose of rendering magnificent recep-
ton to John H. Holt, the Democratic
nominee for Governor, upon the occa-
sion of mis- visit to Benwood, and judg-
ing by the elaborate arrangements, it
will be the banner Democratic rally OF
the campaign in the industrial town. Ii
will be an open air meeting, providing
the weather is favorable, and the
speaking will be preceded by IDig
parade of the leading marching clubs of
Democracy from Wheeling and Mounds
Vile and other places.
The officers and horsemen will form
on Main street at the Democratic head
quarters, together with the local march
ing club, at seven o'clock sharp, and
proceed with the Moundsville organiza-
tons for Forty eighth street, Wheeling,
where they will meet the clubs from
Wheeling. The column will then form
and move south on North Main, Mar
shall and MdMeohen streets to Ninth;
thence on South Main 10 the Junction;
countermarch north to Eighth, west to
Main, to Fourth, to Water, to Seventh,
to Main, and then to the speakers sand
on Sixth street.
John Slippner, who was appointed
chief marshal has appointed the follow
ing named staff officers:
Adjutant, Michael Dolan; aides, Rus
sell Dorsey, John Haley, Michael Dee
gan, henry Fischer, James Barrett, Sam
Minis, John carpenter, Henry Meyers,
August Gorkstetter, James Sands, AL
bert Kearns and Thomas Mcmillan.
The chief marshal will wear red sash,
the adjutant white sash, and the aides
blue sashes.
The speakers stand at Main and Sixth
streets will be brilliantly lighted and
gaily decorated. Many Democrats will
decorate their places of business and
residences all along the route OF the
parade, and the town will be in gala
attire for the occasion. nc has been SO
arranged that the meeting may be held
in Blue Ribbon hall, on Main street, If
the weather lis unfavorable for an open
air demonstration.
Among the organizations from Wheel
ing that will be in 1.-The are the Young
Mems Democratic Club, the win W.
Irwin club, the Bryan and Stevenson
club and the Washington and Webster
district Democratic organizations. The
Y.M. D. C. will lead the parade, headed
by the OperaHouse band, of Wheeling
All members of the Webster district
Democratic club are requested to meet
at the club room ait 7:15 this evening, to
take part in the Holt meeting at Ben
wood. All members having uniforms
must report or send uniform TO the
club room, by order of the special COM
mittee and presluent.
The Richie district Democrats Will
appear this evening for the first time
with their snow white umbrellas, and
will no doubt receive their share of adj
miration from the spectators along the
line of mrach
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evening about O'Clock. Mr.. Penning-
ten was On box car which was at the
end of train, and when Just south OF
the c. & P. depot, the car struck an
empty half beer barrel. which threw
the car off the track. and threw Pen
ningten of the car, and over an en-
bankment, knocking him unconscious,
and fatally injuring him. The unfor-
tunate man was picked up and carried
TO his home on Union street. where he
died about 10 O'Clock. He was popu-
lar railroad man. as well as highly
respected citizen OF this city. He leaves
a wife 10 mourn his loss. who has the
sincere sympathy OF the entire con-
munity. His remains will be taken 20
Sunbury, and the funeral viii take
place Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-19
BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest from the Bel
mont County Town.

News Notes of Interest from the Bel
mont County Town.
Pearl Pickett is confined to his home
quite sick.
Carl McKabb is home from Scio col
lege visiting friends.
Albert Heatherington is making i'm
provements 10 his property.
w. G. Simpson, of Glencoe, was in the
city yesterday on business.
A. w. Schramm, of GAINESVILLE, was
in the city yesterday on business.
W. RAIDER, of Armstrong; Mills, was
in the city yesterday on business.
r. R. Watt, of GAINESVILLE. was call
ing on friends in the city yesterday.
John Shorts detective of the B. & o.
railroad, was in the city yesterday on
business.
The knights of st. John will go to
Woodsiield Saturday to hear Bishop
Moeller lecture.
"The Little Minister" will be at the
Opera House Saturda night. This will
UE Oue III tuS DCSL dblA dNNAOttS OACl
by this theater this season.
The Democratic association held a
very enthusiastic meeting at the city
hall last evening The Democracy Of
this city is wide awake and doing
grand work.
Nick Schiller and Henry Bahra, two
c. & P. detectives, were in the city yes
terday looking up evidence in the death
of David Pennington, who lost his life
by box car on the c. & p striking a
barrel of beer left on the track. The
detectives have found out those who
were drinking the beer, and will make
arrests in a few days.
Edward Radebaugh was arrested last
night. he was found on the roof Of the
Novelty Stamping works, and was act
ing in a queer manner. On his person
was found a large pair OF pipe cutters,
and It was thought he was after the
whistle, but was caught by the police
before any damage was done He had
with him two companions. but they es-
caped. Further arrests in the case will
likely be made today.
A. ". Shannon, the popular Demo-
cratic candidate for clerk OF the courts.
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Shan
non is a great mixer, and makes friends
wherever he visits, and so far has found
his canvass very satisfactory. While he
has a large majority 10 overcome. he
has rtalized that the taxpayers of the
county want change, and Mr. Shan
non will receive the business mans
vote as well as the workingman. and he
deserves both as he Is the real repre-
sentative Of the people.
David Pennington. well known G.
& P. brakeman. was killed Wednesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-19
tailored garments.

The suit parlor the section of the enlarged sec
ond floor The equipment is magnificent the arrangement
perfect
Here and there artisticay placed forms clothed
the and handsomely fashioned suits automobiles etc
Immense contain hundreds yes, thousands of jackets
and separate skirts aordng selection such has never
been shown in this section
One tailored costume particularly attractive Is made of
cames hair heviot and imported boadcloth blouse jacket
handsomely trimmed with stitched asta form yoke mill
ary collar and chevon the sleeves lined throughout with
best taea silk harng skirt they in blue Price $225
Our and winter suits range in price from $1,000
to $4,000.