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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

Members OF the bowling fraternity IN
Wheeling have every reason Ia feel
proud of the work Of the localskeaan
in the competition with the crack bowl
ers of the world in the Championships
tourney at New York during the past
week. The team was in second place
in the inter-clty contests until 4hesflnal
day, when two teams passed Wheeling
Fourth position is very high one.
when it is considered that the most
expert bowlers OF the country were
entered in the various competitions.
The team probably suffered from ner~
vousnesa in the first game which was
howled, as the scores made did not
compare favorably with the last two
games. In each Of the second and third
games, Wheeling rolled up an aggregato
of over 900 pins. There was no other
team entered in the competition which
showed 900 score in any game. This
is a significant fact, and demonstrates
that II the Wheeling boys had howled
in the same form in the first game they
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
LEGATIONS AT PEKIN
STILL HOLDING OUT

Admiral Remey Reports the Latesa
information From ftueeinn
sources-wounded Men On tbs
soiace.
WASHINGTON. July 2f.-The NaFy
Department has received the following
cablegram from Admiral Remey. al
Taku. July 20:
"Tien Tsin quiet Latest report. R'la.
sian sources. July 10. legations ii ~.
kin still holding out. Reliability ~
this informatiOB uncertain. MAJOR kes
gan. Captains Noye6 and BO0kmille
First Ldeuts. I.awton aud SehOef'fs
wounded. Ninth infantry officers and
Second. Lieut. Jolly. marine corps, sick.
now aboard Solace. expect ab0us ~
wounded men. viii then send alI -
Yokohama hospital
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
would have captured the champlonshlp

would have captured the Championship
with ease.
An analysis OF the individual work
shows Wheeling up we'll. RAIDER took
second prize for high individual score.
and Campbell took fourth.
The fact has been demonstrated that
Wheeling bowlers can hold their own
with the lignum vitae tossera from
any point. and one result 81 the cham
pionship tourney was to give Wheeling
a prestige as bowling centre which
tho city has not heretofore eni0yed
The tourney, whatever may BE- said
about the value OF the prizes given. wa8
a happy idea. and much OF the credit
for IT'S success Is due to Samuel Karpf
who is well known to Wheeling bowl
ers. and genial and popular gentle
man.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
wILEY'S WELLsBURGERS

Put it All Over the Polish College
Team MT That Place Yesterday
Special to the Register
WELLSBTRG. ". Va, July 21.-
Wiley Bealrs Wellsburgers put It all
over the St. Casimir's College team
here yesterday The features Of the
game was the pitching OF Lucas and
the batting Of FerreII The WelIs5urg
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

Special to the Register
F'AIRMONT. w. Va, July 21.-The
attendance was small and but little
enthusiasm prevailed at the Republican
mass conventions held in the mag
isterial districts of this county to-day
Delegates to the senatorial. judicial
and county conventions were selected
and district officers, etc, were nom
mated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
csdi. Won.

Special to the Register
CADIZ. W. Va, July 21.-The second
game OF ball between the Steubenville
Sluggers and Cadiz Juniors resulted in
victory for the home team BY q score
Of 81 to S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
THE WHEELING B)HIERS
AGAINST THE WORLDS CRACKS

Took Fourth Prize In the Inter-casy
Competition, and Two Ont 81 aho
t Four Prizes for Hagh Inafxfdnna
Scores-Results of Games Ia the
mozart summer Tournaments. ana
Resume of " ERIK Daring ehe
Past Week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
BLUE RIBBON MEETING


DETROIT Mich, July 2i.-By declaring
on the 2:o4 pace and 20 trot. the pro-
gramrne of the Blue Ribbon meeting at
the Crosse Pointe track was ended this
afternoon. after six hours continuous rae
ing. The track was IN very fair condition
after yesterdays heavy rain. and 1900
people saw the afternoons sport. Sum-
mary:
. an glass troe; purse. $3.50 Diminished
yesterday):3 M
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

I IIIIe-z.Vo14, z.VSt4, z.VITa; X.Uy; ZiUS1s
Waynes Hotel stake, 1900; 2:l5 pace:
sidney Painter. b. h, by Star
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
SELECTED DELEGATES.

.Distanced. tDrawn.
The daily sentinel., 1900-11-30

For p-to-date eye W. erk see DR.. Wal
pole.
"Cleanlinees is Next to Godiiness."
Try tho Star Laundry.
Wanted ed-Board and room for lady and
boy. Apply at this office. ...-
Remember the concert at the Presby-
terian church Friday evening.
II you are lover OF fine confectionery
go to the Adams Pharmacy.
Wanted Good, second hand baby car.
riags Address P o. Box 351.
An assortment Of house lamps for sale
cheap Inquire Of DR.. Eldridgs.
Set aside Friday evening to attend the
concert at the Presby terian church.
Confections, cigars. and fancy grocer
les at "The Progress. Next to Hardy
Bros.
Go to the Bargain House for furniture,
stoves, tinware, etc. Highest price paid
for second hand goods.
You can buy Christmas presents for
every body at the Bargain house and at
the lowest prices poss ibls.
Fresh line of bakery supplies always
on hand at "The Progress" Try it.
First door east OF Hardy Bros.
The transfer men have been busy for
the last few days unloading a car Of far
niturs at Anderson's Bargain House.
A home musical program is always en-
joyable. You will hear a good one at
the Presby terian church Friday night.
For Sale-S-room house centrally To-
Gated. Modern convenisnces, furnace
heat etc. Terms easy. Apply this office.
Leave orders for Mt. Lincoln and Grand
Mesa coal at Justice Mann's, corner Main
and Fifth streets. Prompt delivery.
Coal Exchange Co.
For Sale-Six- hole range and large
heater. Also five rooms furnished for
housekeeping for rent. Apply at Fair
lawn.
Warm articles in the stomach make
the world look brighter-Hot sodas
served at the Adams Pharmacy are
world brighteners.
Have you seen that beautiful Haviland
china dinner set which ia the first prize
at the Bargain House. Ticket given
with every 90 cent purchase.
A Denver lady claims to have been
cured OF chronic rheumatism of nine
years standing by drinking hot soda
water. This is the kind served at the
Adams Pharmacy.
Speaking of drinks that are hot and
genteel just try those at Adams and see
how you feel. They're favored with
nectar and served up in style-just drol
in and try them-you1l find it worth
while.
The daily sentinel., 1900-11-30
Football Game.

The football game yesterday at Fruita
between an eleven from Grand Junction
and the Fruita team, resulted in win
ming for this city by score of five to
nothing.
touch down was made by the Grand
junction team which counted for five. Z.
The hrst half of the game was twenty
f1ve minutes in duration and the last
twenty minutes. l.ul
There was quite crowd present to
witness the game from this city and
Fruita. John Thomas refereed tho
game to the satisfaction OF everybody.
Practically every business house in
the city was closed throughout the on
tire day yesterday. The streets were de-
serted, the majority of the citize ms evil
IDENTIFY spending the day quietly with
their families. No one seemed to be at
all inconvenienced by the fact that none
OF the stores were open, as due notice
was given and anyone intending to make
any purchdkes made them the night be-
fore Thanksgiving.
The daily sentinel., 1900-11-30
BELONGS to Us.

Ellis Meredith. one of the best women
writer's in Colorado, in her "Little Jour
neys" in the Colorado Springs Gazette,
in speaking Of Grand Junction, says that
it is the lovliest village OF the valleys.
In the same article in speaking OF the
people that compose the citizenship OF
this city, she has this to say:
"But when it comes to little acta OF
kindness travelling in the west rather
spoils one. There are so many people
who are willing to go to considerable
trouble to oblige a complete stranger.
Over at Grand Junction there are two
colored mon and a mule and between
them they run street car of the bob
tailed variety. They give advice as to
the best hotels to stop at, and the advice
is good. Mine host sees to the wants OF
guests personally. and does not include
telephone charges in his bill, which is
absurdly small anyway. After dinner
| mindful that it is a good plan to believe
there is no time to lose, l asked for some
directions and handsome six -footer
volunteered to show the way 1t was a
good half mile, but he didn't seem to
mind. The Grand junction people
don't seem to mind trouble. They will
drive five or six miles to accommodate
you, answer fifty questions, and do any
thing else they believe might add to
your comfort. Grand junction manners
are even dner than her peaches"
The daily sentinel., 1900-11-30
CHA6. W. HASKELL
Civil and Mining yEnginser.
County Surveyor.

Land and Mineral Surveys.
= Surveys and Construction of Irrigation
Canals and Reservoirs.
- reports Made on Mines, with Assays and
Complete Analysis Minerals.
Evening star., 1900-10-13
UNFINISHED.
EOR RENT-BY MOORE

EOR RENT-BY MOORE
4o9 1ltb NV. .l4r, $50. 90
7l9 9th NV, = halls
and dwelling. ....l25 90
2l3 10Th NV l0r, 2b. 1900
1884 Cincinnati av.
Tor and 2b. ......7 90
1lI Y 81, 9r&b. IS. 90
13G6-S Yale 1t. Col
Hgts. lGr. 2ba 60. 90
ISu3i'heliS Dl. lor. 2b. 55. 90
%U5kal av NV 13r, 3b50. 90
xi y NV, l2r. ba. 80. so
bOl L 81 NV. 7r&b. 10. 90
444J 18th st, lOr&b. 40. 90
I b e Darlington,
apartments. s........4 40. 90
1235 l2th 81. Sr1b. 30 50
x0l + nv. Sr&sto. $3.50
1898 llth NV, sr&b. .S0.50
Tl3 Z NV, or, ba 80. so
HIS MI Az, 7r, ba 80 90
HAS 2lst. Tor. ba. 80 90
l32s II NJ, 7r&storc - so
1880 II ne. sr, ba. 20. 80
14i3 Fla ay. Grab. Is. 90
1Sos 5th st, Sr&b. % 80
lJlS 9Th ST. Sr&ba %. so
1928 9TH. Or. ba =. 20. SO
06 Carnb'ge pl.9r, b22. so
1nli ith Sc. 6r. s. 90
ul3 1tb Sc. 6r. wa. 500
Call at Office for full lis
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Alleged Cruelty and Infidelity.

Justice Hagner, in Equity Court No. /,
yesterday signed decree granting
Mary r. 9,bernethy divorce from Logan
B. Abernethy, by reason of cruelty and in
fidelity on the part of the defendant. The
custody of the two children of the couple
10 vested in the mother.
Evening star., 1900-10-13

tOR RENT-1I2s 14TH NV; ROOMS AND
bath; parlor, dining and kitchen on Ist
floor large back yard; fine cellar rent, $26 90.
THBO'D FRIEBUS, Room %, Bank building,
Eth and NV. SelS-smw3t
Evening star., 1900-10-13

& HILL. III l4TH NV.
1884 kraemer Ne. 4r.6.SO
SUBURBAN.
College PIX, Md.lIr. .b.2l. 90
FLATS.
zoos Pa av NV. Or. 20. 90
Several office rooms In
Baltic bldg. and Capi-
tai Savings Bank bldg.
2c&3d floors 626 + st NV.
ONCE rooms at 33S Ind
av NV.
2 rooms. Sd FIR III I4th.
STORES.
1lth & y Sc, large
store aud sto run $50. 90
S2ah 18th st. 1890
210l p NV. sto&Sr. $3.50
1928 II ne. stc&cel .25 so
1880 Fl Ne, Sr. ba. rs. so
626 22d NV ,sto&cel..1. 90
229Pa av sc sto& Gel. 90. 90
For Colored Tenants.
Tl3 I'd sw, Grab. 1850
1924 VT av, 5r. .16. 90
2l2-l Is Seaton nj NV,
. rooms. .-.-......S.O0
STABLES.
Rear $50 Q st.
1918 Il NV. 10 90
RI Gle II NV, stab. g. 90
/. IL
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IRFAX. sO6 F ST. NV.
$3.50. 81 Randolph NV,
Or, ba
S25 so. 2l02 nth NV, ,7r, ba
So so 800 9th Sc, ,sto, d .Jr
$25. so. .3O6 T NV, Or, ba
SO. .7l0-12 Sd Sc, Or, ba
S25. 1890 Vernon pl. sto
$22.S0. .6I4 18th NV, sto
5000. 1928 -27 25th NV .Sr
SO. So. .ll21 18th DE. ar, la
$2O.50.1653 Huron NV, Or
$50. 6Oi + nw,2 of r,2d q
S2U. .22I u NV, store
so. .21I Az. Pr. fur, I'd flr
$50. E. 100 6 NV, . on rs
$3.50. i1US Pa ay lit. 4r.u
s16.3O. i0S 11th ne, 7r. .ba
SIG. 100 4th NV, 5r, W
SIG. 6.-......7ll 4th ST. OR
Sl5. .217 ~ NV, Office rs
Sl5 GOA L nw,2 of r,3d d
Sl5 425 y j av NV ,basmt
Sl3.3O. los ID Sc, 1r, w
$l2.50. 81 NJ sw. Or. stO
Sll.. .3lG FOrd's court. Ar
Sll. .2i25 18th NV, Or, W
SO. 1913 NJ NV, Or
$40. IG1J + NV. = offic. RS
50. .l52S 80 18th ne. Or, wa
81 .636 Sumner, Or. W
SS.3 50. 1908 12-14 Del av
sw, Or
S7.50....l 1851 18th NV, sto
$50. 1921 kenesaw. stab
500. .12 Chest court, Ar
SHED.
800. Cor nr 18th, I1r, la
81, 800 .-..P nr 18th, 12r
$3.50. . 10th nr Il, 10r
$500 Roanoke nr lar, 12r
$3.50. Lex apmts. Or, ba
S4So. II nr 21st, sr
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ATTORNEYS.

CHARLES g. BUNDY
Commissioner Of Deeds for Pennsylvania and an
other states and territories. Fendall building.
cor ~ ST.. opposite City Hall. au23-4n
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Webster Law building, sos st. NV, Washin3.
ton. d G. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flat,
New YorA ave. and 9th ST. NV. sel1
For Houses For Sale See Page II.
Evening star., 1900-10-13

FOR RENT-SrONE & F.
500. 1880 VT av, l2r
S.. 30. 1907 Clifton, 14r, ia
$3.50. .l126 5 NV, l2r, ba
$50. 1923 II / av NV, l2r
$eU .lS2O Jefr pl. l3r. 2ba
SIS. 20. 1899 / NV. l2r, ba
s75. .ll2 f Capitol. lir.b
s15. 1912 Sund' land pl, lIr
SIS .l43G y NV. llr. ba
$3.50. 2514 18th NV, 12r, b
x65. .17G+ ) NV. lar. ID
$50. so. 1868 Yale. Tor, ba
$50. .23Uy 18th. l2r, 2ba
$55. 10. 1922 18th NV. .I3r,b
$55. 1872 10th NV. lOr
500. .l74i y NV, Sr. ba
$50. so. 1911 1lth NV, w,llr.b
$50. The "Whftby Cot
tage," Lanier Hgts.
$50. 20lO L. sto. Tr
$50 ...i332 X NV. l2r. ia
$45. 20. .lil9 9th NV, ,12r. II
81 30. .iI4s Greg av, llr
SI. 80. .21i5 y NV, ,llr,b
$3.50. 1887 sth NV. o. ia
.sSt;. IL ia ay NV. v.st&GY
$50 30. So I'D, gr. la
$50. ilJ y j av NV .sto. Gel
S3c. .ll31 9TH NV. sto. De.
$50. il9 NJ Nv NV lge hall
$2s. 30 s23 22d nv, Or. ha
81 80 .il2 + NV. ~. ba
Dri ,cUll aptInts. .1st&B NV
81 so. 60 | NV. 6r. ha
S2l 5u. -2lU Il IA, .STu. 81
FJRNI
81, 500. VI nr Thos cir. l-ir
81 500 10th urDupi cir.Ilr
s. 500. .Suud land pl, 1lr, d
81 500. LIST ur Capitol. l2r
81, 500. 18th ur Y. l2r
u, 500. % nr I'D, izr
81 800 Col rd nr lith, l2r
FOR RESr-BY X. o. IIO
and IWl.rauce Broker,
Hotel lith and ii .S5. .UuJ
K nr 1Ith. lTr. ib. .3, 900
1i1J | NV. l6r, 3b. .2,UUD
=
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10 rooms and ath; hea
In good repair. Per mo
oc1S-3t LIEBERMA.
FOR RENT
90T 18th. Tor, 2b. mi SEQ. so
1917 2Sth. b, 9r, b,
Gel. fur. ..........4O.5 80
1903 31st, LOT. b, cl. mi35. 80
2S0S Q Or. b. mi. .30.5o
Bl'ksmith shop. alley,
1918. Lam. lge lot. 1000
2146 /, sr, b, mi 80
1906 kinKman. Or.
b. eel. mi .25 30
1909 s. 6r&h, mi. .25.5 so
2422 Pa av. fla I, ,3r, mi25. 90
FURNISHED.
1900 +, 1Sr. 3b. $500. 90
1915 10th, furnished.
14r,2b, steam, mi. .150. 90
ROOMS.
1871 Goth. ON. heat 10. 90
4S2-4sS La av, office
rooms. $40 and $500
2507 X. Ar, w......1o. so
Sci LIST IN TON
poIQ ~ ~ WINGNOTvT f
Evening star., 1900-10-13

lRKER, Abs Az ST. S.W.
401 Sth sw, 5r&w. Hoo
721 F sw, 7r, imps 22.50
500 q sw, 8r&w. 1880
13S c sw. 5r&w. 1880
Clio Va av sw ,6r&w. 1890
927 Golden sw, Or, w. $40
III y Sc. 5r&w. 80
Stab rr 1910 G sw. $50
1911 Del av, 6r&w. $50
Ocl3-2t
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FOR RENF-Bi r. o. HOLTZMAN. REAL ESTATE
and lWrance Broker, 10th and SITS NV.
H"te! llth ami IL 5000 1874 7th NV ir&so 50. 90
l'th. llr. ~. 5000 t3S y, apts Grab. A. 90
lil1 NV. l6r, 3b. .2UtO 2U2D l. nv. l0r- 1900
To- aV. l6r 90 933 y, apis, 5r6b. 81. so
1SfINintwCOd pl lir. S. S3 433 " apis Gr.Sb 45 90
lA5HMihtwO"! plr ~ t31 9Th NV. l0r.. SO 50
lSilMlntwo"d p lirHi;S - lii1 W, Tr. 80. 40
1si3MntwOod pl. SOB GO6 7;h NV, 70. 90
1e4JMntwood pl, 3S l440 Fla NV, Or. .2..9i
So4 18th NV. 2Ir. .S3.33 sos u sw. Gr. % I2
4U3 llth NV, I5x23 rs. 90 1860 f Sc Gr...li 90
132l VI, Or apis 81. % 1,3I ne, 6r ,OO
FURNISHED HOUSES.
1Ith& ,25r. per an 5000 near 10th, llr....15O
E'r 18th nw l5r&st.3.G00 10Th y, 15r. =. $50
n'r 18th, l9r, 3b..3,0UO Wyoming av. lsr %. $50
near 10Th, l2r. 500 Q 22d lar L tub LIS
10Th near Is, lar. 2b. 300 y Sd NV, Or. w
OFFICES
10th and +, 3r. 90 6Sg + So to 22 so
AtIautic Coast Line 40 La $40 and Is. 90
bldg. from SO . $50 iOo 9Th NV each. : 10 90
Sun building -
STORES.
4O3 l1th NV. 75x23 .s75 90 I524 7th NV 7rSs SIS 90
STABLE.
1914 av tr'rl $1,000 OIL l (rear . g 90
ioo- Mass aN u H. lo.VO ocS-tf
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FOR RENT-BY c. II. p
1904 G sw. ami. Tor. $50. 40l
1014 9th sw, 1r. mi. 2O.OO'
$50 E Sc. Sr&imps. 1870
719 9th sw, Or, W, sta $3.50
$50 Fl sw, 6r&w....12.3O
los Va av sw, or, w 1850
1908 2d Sc. or, W. $50
All 18th Sc, Draw. $. 80
813 Az sw. large
store 4 dwelling. %. Go
Evening star., 1900-10-13

;, ST near Conn av.
80 roOlus. 500
10th near T, 22r. .6.eoo
Mass ay nr 18th. 1913. $40
10th near o, IJr. IS. $40
X | av near Scott
Circle. 13r. 300
X st near 15r, l5r. 3. 900
y 81 near 18th, lSr - 600
10th nr Corc'n, lar. .-3 600
Mass ay nr 18th, 12r.22. 400
10Th 81 near q. 12r.2. 100
Conn ay near K. ar. 2.IstU
Conn av near :, 13r. |, 500
NJ nr Thos Cir. 16r. / 500
LIST st LIZ Capitol. lGr. /. 5t,p
X ST near Goth, Or. Il. 500
OFF
Bldg, Sth&D SITS. $3.50. 90
Az f. basement. ca. 90
49, F ST. 2r......4O. 10
5l3 18th. LIST floor. .3U.u0
STOl
Bldg, sth&D SITS. .S25U.uU
1910 + ST, store and
dWg. per mo......lO0.o0
The Garfield. 500
1888 9Th st. t.......... 30. 10
CAREFUL ATTENTION
ING AND COLLECTION
CLASSES OF PROPEI;TIEi
For full list OF furnishe
offices, stores and stables
THOS. j. FISHER
OC13-u
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FOR RENT-NOVEMBER L
1852 CorcOran st.
10 and bath; ted by furnace.
In good repair. Per mo-. $40. so.
oc1S-3t IIEBERMANN 4 HAWN. 1903 F st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE; ROOMS.
cellar and bath; irst-class condition. Apply at
house, 80 Q st. ne. It,
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FOR RENT-WE HAVE NUMBER OF DESlR-
able furnished houses; in different localities.
which able to offer at reasonable
rates. B. III. WARNER CO,
oc12-3t g16 f st.
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FOR RENT,BY FLOYD f. DAVIS, TTH & S.W
e34 Or, ami $40 90 64 Md mi. 81 so
1910 Sd 7r,am .2o 80, gO6 sw Or, w&s. IA. 90
G01 g sw, Dr. w&s 1880 Gil 7th sw, store L.. so
215 AZ Or, w&s .125O12i2 7th sw. 6r, 90
Ocl3-3t
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FOR RENT-13o7 ROANOKE ST. COLUMBIA
Heights: 10 rooms and bath; $50. 21i5 st.
NV, and bath; $3.50. Keys. 2127 n
St OWNER 1897 10th st. oc13-3t"
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FOR SALE-THE BEST LOT on WASHINGTON
Heights for a small apartment house Col road
and Wyoming ave. JOHN SHERMAN, Owner,
6lU 14th. oc6tf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-23

ertv for 800 years and of all
the Asiatic peoples were the best
fitted TO establish and conduct re-
public of their own. He informed the
i'm perialistic senator's of the republic
can side that If they had intimated a
year ago, when the ratification of the
treaty was under consideration, that
the present condition in the Philip
pines was to be brought about, the
treaty would never have been rati-
fed.
II protest. " exclaimed Senator Tur-
ner. against the same method OF de-
ceit being employed against the MEM
bers of the United States senate as
were employed to Oetray the Flip
mos. Neither the stately periods of
the presidents message nor the fervid
oratory OF Senator Beveridge's adj
dress can change the facts of history
or metamorphose a proposed course
of action. already partly accom-
plished, which involves a shock
ing and perfidious breach OF ma
tional faith into an act of policy
defensible on grounds of justice,
morality and national duty" Per-
fidy and lad faith were involved in
the pretensions put forth by the adj
mini stration of either a legal or
moral right to absorb and govern the
Philippine islands without the con-
sent of their people. The people Of
those islands were, he said, a brave,
resolute. liberty-lOving people, and
their struggles ought to win them
the admiration and respect OF every
mem Der of the American senate. Mr..
Turner then related the Oft-told story
of the alliance which was formed be-
tween the United States forces and
the Filipinos for the subjugatiOn of
Manila and the expulsion of Spain
opinion that had the American army
Filipinos themselves would have cap
tured the city. He declared that
the FilipinOs believed that they
were fighting for their own indie
Pendence. yet the presidents message
sets up the claim that independence
was an afterthOught, founded on the
sinister ambition of certain Filipino
leaders. This assertion. Mr.. Turner
said. was uni funded. and be quoted
extensively from official documents in
maintenance of his declaration.
Our action has no parallel in the
history of all the world from the be-
ginning of time down to the present
moment" said NJ. Turner. Il Ven
ture to say that there is not one Amer
lean voter in hundred who would
not have repudiated the pretensions
OF the administration as per-
iidious and dishOnorable if called on
with full knowledge of the facts to
sanction them in the beginning and
before the present desolatlng war be-
gan"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-23
An Effective speech.

Senator Turner. of W ashiugton.
made one of the most incisive, power
ful and interesting speeches on the
Philippines question yesterday that
has yet been heard in the United
States senate. He devoted two hours
TO a thorough exposure of what he
termed the duplicity and fraud that
were employed to convert AguiEaldo
from an ally to foe. Doing this he
made use of senate document No. 81.
which contains 4 complete record of
the correspondence between Aguin-
aldo and the United States represent
atiye at Hong Kong and Commodore
Dewey. and which shows that the eX-
press understanding that the rights
of his people were 10 he recognized.
Senator Turner declared that
the FiliPinos had fought for lib
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-23

The New York " World, speaking of
the disclosures already made. with re-
spect To the action of Secretary Cages
policy of favoritism and fat profits of
the pablo funds. and the republicans
after having joined in bringing to
light so much that calls for further
investigation, now refusing to pursue
the inquiry any further, saws: The
matter ispast hushing up There is
a whole arsenal Of ammunition for a
Bryan campaign in the facts already
revealed. The Evening Post did not
exaggerate in saving to the gentlemen
concerned in these painful affairs
that they could not have more di-
rectlv contributed To Bryan's election
if they had cone out for him openly
and given 800, 900 apiece to the demo
cratic campaign Not all the demo-
cratic leaders CONT ined can do so
much to render nugatory the work of
Mckinley sccond-term syndicate as
:he republicans in congress are doing
by their attitude toward this scandal.
Whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad.