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The Queen City is to-morrow's pack
ct for Cincinnati, departing at a. m.
The marks at G p. m. Tuesday showed
feet inch and falling. Weather,
warm and clear.
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a Startling incident, of which Mfr.
John Oliver, OF Philadelphia, was the
subject, 10 narrated by him ms follows:
81 was In most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain continually In back
and sides, no appetltc-gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up. Fortunately,
n friend advised trying Electric Bit
ters;' and to my great Joy and surprise.
the first bottle made decided improve
meni. continued their use for three
weeks, and am now q vol man. l know
they saved my life, and robbed tho
grave of another victim" None should
rail- to try them. only 30 cts, E,inFan-
tecd. ut Logan Drug Co.'S drug stores
WE employ none but expert plano
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Totals.............n

WhCcllng ..........S 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 5
Three base hits, Gilbert. Two base hits.
TRULY. Boyd. Glenn. Stolen bases. Poole.
Double plays. Mcfarland to Hess to Shay;
Common to Shires; Rothermel to Lyons to
Turner; Lyons to Rothermel to Turner.
Left on bases, youngstown 6. wheeling ..
Bases on balls, of Mcfarland O. Hit by
pitched ball. ConGalton. Struck out, by
Mcfarland 2, by Poole l. Time, hours.
InnIre. ColEnn.
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American League.
BASE BALL coMMENT.

The news from Youngstown was most
pleasing to the local army Of fans
However. 1t was not unexpected, for
the wheeling-New Castle series had
placed the stogies high In the estlma-
ton OF the cranks, and their victory
was anticipated, but not by so one
sided n score. Lytle's men ought to
make It two out OF three now.
strIcklett was to have pitched yester-
day, but as he IS not in the best Of
condition, Lytle determined to put in
Eddie Poole. Although hit rather hard
at times. Eddie was effective with men
on bases, and the Giants eleven hits
resulted In but one circuit of the bases.
StrIcklett or skopec. probably the
latter, will be on the slab for the Sto-
gies this afternoon, and Crow for the
Youngstowns.
Columbus is due to win game--over-
due, In fact. However the failure Of
the Senators TO make good in the Inter-
state is a fulhllment Of the Intelligen
GERS prediction that Riley's aggrega-
tIon OF semI-professionals would prove
too slow for this league
The veteran ball tosser, George Mid
get Miller, is in bad odor. In the eighth
inning OF the game at Fort Wayne on
Monday. with Dayton. he disputed a
decision when Umpire Fred Cooke call
ed him out in an attempt TO steal Sec
ond Cooke fined him s. and he shot his
fist Into the umplre's face and was put
out of the game. As the umpire left
the park he was met ut the players
gate by Miller, who struck him In the
face. Cooke defended himself, but a
bystander held his arm. He was pushed
down and Miller pounded him IN the
face, Cookies umplr!aE was not gilt
edged. but the sentiment In Fort Wayne
is strong ngalnst Miller. President
Mautner, Of the Fort Wayne Base Bail
Association. suspended Miller indeii-
nltely and fined him $780,
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NOR FALL TRADB-coTToN AND
ID wooden mill wants travelling man
for country trade. Liberal commission.
Good side line. FRANK D, LA LANNE
s. CO. PhlladeIphIR, Pa. np2S-s
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ALL latest novelties in sultlngs and
Fancy Vestlnga. at C. w. SEA
son, Merchant Tailor.
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In pursuance OF decree entered by the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County in the above
entitled cause on the 18th day Of March,
1900 1 shnll ON
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WE employ none but expert piano
tuners. f. W. BANNER co.
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rEMA1E HE1P WANTED.

Clio A DAY EASILY MADE TAX
40 w ING orders for Life of Moody"
Best book. Best terms. Credit. Full OUT
nj free. STANDARD PUBLISHING CO,
Il N. Sixth ST.. uhlladelphla. Pa. la2ls
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PERSONAL.
nns1npss oppoRTuNrTrEs.

INVEST sAFELY-Is Per cent interest
i paid Let your money work for you.
Buy a certificate now Payments made ev-
cry fifteen days. Satisfied clients all sec
lars, q. u. idACKEY & CO., 90 Broad
way. New York. apis
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PIANOS moved by Thoroughly com
petent men. II. W. BAUMER CO.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINas.

-
MEETING.
WHEELING, W. Va, April %, 1900.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
company, No. 1925 Chapline street, Wheel
ing, W. va, on Monday, May :, 1900, be-
tween tho hours OF II o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m.
Transfer books will be closed from the
9Th day Of April. 1900, to the 18th day OF
May, 1900, both days inclusive.
WILLIAM ]. DIEiL,
np24-tthS,s Secretary.
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise in the Intelligencer.
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WE have Just received good assert.
ment Of Regina Music Boxes.
+. w. BANNER co.
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PIANOS moved by thoroughly COM
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INTER STATE LEAGUE
To-DAY's GAMES.

Wh,ellag at Youngstown.
Columbus at New Castle.
Toledo at Fort Wayne.
Dayton at Mansfield.
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REoEIVER,s SALE.

d ECEIVER's SALE OF wETzEh
n COUNTY LANDS AND MARSHALL
COUNTY OIL INTERESTS.
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In the Circuit Court for Ohio County.
The Syracuse Chilled PloW Company and
others VS.. Robert X. Giflen and others.
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strlcklett or skopec, probably the
latter, Will be on the slab for the Sto-
giles this afternoon, and Crow for the
Youngstowns.
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WE have Just received a good aEsort-
ment OF Regina Music Boxes.
Il. w. BANNER co.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.....
8 rooms with modern conveniences
at 1866 Main street.
STORAGE Warehouse at Main and
Tenth streets. Money advanced. APP
ply to JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans, 1905 Main st.
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pArENTg ANp TRApnMARKs.

TNHE GRASS rs GROWING AND
4 Lawn Mowers need sharpening, Bring
them TO the Wheeling Scale Works, or
telephone g65 and we VIII cali for them
All Kinds OF other work done here. We
give the best satisfaction and work done
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BOWLING.
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UTANTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE
w drug business. Address KIND. care
office Ap2a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
PERUs FOREIGN RELATIONS.
VIII Soon BE Adjusted and Placed on
a More Satisfactory Basis.

WASHINGTON, oct. l3-Minlster
Caldcron. OF Peru. and Secretary Hay
held an extended conference for the
purpose Of going over the relations be-
tween the two governments. which are
at present Of the most harmonious
character.
Concerning the reports Of serious
trouble impending between Chile and
Peru. Mr. calderon says everything
points to a satisfactory adjustment Of
all pending questions. II appears that
the queen regent OF Spain has been
chosen as arbitrator Of two points on
which the governments have not reach
I'd settlement. all the remaining
points being included In Joint agree
ment. This government already has
been approved by the congress OF Peru
and viii be submitted to the Chilean
congress. which Is about TO assemble.
The points left 10 the arbitration Of
the queen regent relate chiefly 10 those
who viii be permitted 10 vote the pie
blsclte as 20 the future Of the prov
inces Of Tacna and africa. The SOW
ereignty over those provinces has long
been Q source OF contention and is to
be determined finally by a pleblscite
among the people themselves with the
pending questions determined. Mr..
Calderon says Peru's foreign relations
will be placed on a most satisfactory
and stable basis.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14

Republicans have left their party on
the Issues Of imperialism and trusts.
THE following states may be clasged
as certain 10 cast their electoral vote
for Bryan:
Alabama. Arkansas. Colorado. Florl-
dn. Georgia, Idaho. Louisiana. Mlssls-
slppl. Missouri. Montana. Nebraska,
Nevada. North Carolina, South Carroll
ma. TenneaHee. Texas, Utah and Vir-
Rinla. Total electoral votes. 1853.
Added 10 these are the following
states that viii probably cast their
votes for Bryan:
"Illlnols. Indiana. Kansas. Kentucky.
Maryland. South Dakota. Washington,
and West Virginia, Total 81.
These added 20 the i55 certain. give
237 or II more than a majority In the
electoral college. Outside OF these GER
tain and probable states are the fol-
lowing doubtful:
California, Come ctlcut. Delaware.
Michigan Minnesota. New Jersey. New
York. North Dakota. Ohio. Wisconsin
and Wyoming. Total l26.
"Of these Minnesota. New York and
Ohio can all be classed az very uncer-
tain for the Republican candidate. in
fact. were II not that Mckinley lives
In Ohio. that state could be considered
as almost a certainty for Bryan.
"In Washington we Will win with
nearly the same plurality as we did In
1896. The conditions which prevail in
the other coast states do not particular
ly affect Washington"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
BRYAN ALREADY ELECTED.
National Populist Committee Dreams
Roseate Dreams,

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. lS.-The follow
ing statement over the signature Of
j, A. Edmiston the secretary. was
given out this evening by the Peoples
party national committee:
Bryan Will be elected; he has lost
none Of the support he had in 1896 eX
cept a few silver Republicans In the
mountain states. or these there will
not be enough to affect a single elec-
toral vote.
HE will hold his own west Of the Mis-
sisslppl and Will carry every state in
that region that he carried in 1896 with
the possible exception OF Wyoming. He
will gain heavily In the central west
and in the east; he will not only have
all the Democrats and Populists who
supported him In 1896. but added to
these he will receive the votes of large
number Of gold Democrats. Former
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
Steam Whistles and Coal Wag-
Ons Couldn't Bluff Teddy.
GOT IT BACK AT THEM HARD
"Nsiural That Men Who Have Tried 10 De.
phye Kentucky Of the Free Ballot
Should Be Opposed to
Free Speech"

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct i3.-LouIs-
VILE tonight gave Governor Roosevelt
an enthusiastic entertainment. the pro-
grain concluding Nth a crowded meet
ing az the Auditorium.
This was In marked contradiction TO
the greeting offered ~ Elizabethtown
the lArt stop before the special reach
Cd this city. AZ that place the governor
suffered the first lndlgnity thrust up
on him In the state though In several
places the audiences were apathetic.
No sooner had the governor mounted
the platform with General Buckner and
other members ~ his party than an
attemrt was made 10 break up the
meeting.
Small boys carried Bryan banners In
the outskirts OF the crowd and empty
coal wagons We're driven at full speed
through the square a steam whistle
on a mill close by was blown loudly
and half a hundred men or more
shouted "Hurrah Tor Bryan" when the
governor began speaking.
Although h. had "a soreness of his
throat which had compelled him TO
shorten all his earlier speeches during
the day. the governor proceeded 20
make himself heard In spite OF the
noise. Above the shrek Of the steam
whistle rang the words:
II call your attention 10 the attl-
tude OF Mr. Bryan's friends on the
subject Of law and order" Then he
waved his hand 10 the crowd and con-
tlnued:
IL Is natural that the men who have
tried 10 deprive Kentucky of the free
ballot should be opposed 10 free speech.
II IN not extraordinary that men who
have stolen the governorshlp and who
seek 10 steal II again should not dare
20 hear the truth OF history. but should
seek 10 gag an American citizen even
before he has uttered one word OF his
opinions IN the political controversy"
This brought cheers and more inter-
ruptlons and the governor was urged
not 90 further endnnger his throat but
10 permit a substitute 10 finish the
program. lie rejected the suggestion.
however, and spoke the full fifteen min
utes allotted 10 him and was escorted
10 the train by a large crowd
Just put up job 20 break up the
was Governor Roosevelt's
comment when he returned TO his car.
but ! guess | got it back az them"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
Strikers Convention Has Com.
pleted Its Business.
STRIKE TO BE CONTINUED
UHtil Operators Accept Specified Conditions
Miners Agree to Arbitraie- Geu.
orally Believed That Con.
test VIII cOntlnue.

SCRANTON. Pa. Oct 12-Tha
thracite coal miners now on strIlS = ~.
a two days' convention. this aftsrnno., ,,4.ea
decided to accept the 10 per cent ~ -,
increase In wages offered by the nnins
operators providing they Will eontin,,s
the payment OF the advance until next
scale. Nne
II the operators consider the propo-
sltlon unacceptable the miners are will
ing ing 70 arhitrate the question al issue
Ihey also decided to continue the str,le,
until the operators agree 10 the CON
vention's proposition.
me convention adopted the following
resolution and adjourned sine die.
we would recommend that this con-
Vention accept the ten Der cent al
vance, providing the operators viii com
unue It's payment until April 1 19oi
ana VIII abolish the sliding scale IN
the Lehigh and Schuylkil regions.
The scale Of wages In the two last
named districts to remain stationarv a.
ten per cent above the present basis
price and that the companies agree Ia
adjust other grievances complained of
with committees Of their own employees
snould this proposition be unaccep-
taple 70 the operators. We recommend
that the convention propose that All
questions at !sue be submitted 10 a fair
and impartial board Of arbitration.
We would further recommend that
under no circumstances whatever
should there be a resumption OF work
at any Of the collieries until the opera
tors signify their acceptance Of this
proposition and you are notified ofIiclal
ly that the strike is ended and All
return to work in body on the same
day."
judging by the unanimity OF the min
ers In accepting the above resolutions.
ana by the determined stand takea by
the operators. II is generally believed
that long contest between the strik-
ers and the mine owners is not un-
likely.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
AMERICAS FINE DIPLOMACY.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Andrew d.
White. ambassador to Germany, came
70 this city from Ithica last night. He
expects 70 return TO Europe BY next
Tuesdays steamer. In speaking Of
American diplomacy he said:
One Of the shrewdest members Of
the diplomatic corps In Berlin expressed
the opinion that this country was the
only one that received any distin-
Ruished success In the Chinese crisis.
The other governments there proceeded
On the theory that their representa-
lives In Pekin had been murdered.
Therefore they were disposed to rush
deyeloDments without taking any
chances.
The government Of the United States
had assumed that the Chinese govern
ment was not hostile. The result was
shown In this country receiving the
first news that the ministers were alive.
Another great stroke Of diplomacy
was that when the foreign troops at
tackled Tien Tsin the troops Of this
country held aloof. The whole Chinese
matter shows the remarkable shrewd-
ness and excellent diplomacy Of this
country"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
YESTERDAYS FOOTBALL.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. oct l3.-Har-
ward heat Columbia today at football,
"a to 0. This Is the largest score Har-
ward has made this season.
II was the first game In ten years be-
tween the two colleges and n closer
score was expected. The Columbia
team came pu 20 their expectations but
the Harvard eleven showed a weakness
which the coaches had not realized,
Their defense is much weaker than at
this time last year.
WASHINGTON. Oct. lS.--Carlisle In
dians l6. University Of Virginia 2.
ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 1S.-Princeton 8,
Naval Cadets 0.
CHICAGO. Oct. ls- Northwestern
University y. Indiana University 0.
ANN ARBoR, Mich. Oct, lS,-Michl-
gan University "a, Chase School Of
Cleveland 8.
ITHACA. n. Y, oct. lS.-Cornell 16,
Washington and Jefferson 8,
NEWTON, Mass, oct. lS,-Yale II.
Dartmouth 0.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. lS.-Unlversi-
" Of Pennsylvania l2, Brown 0.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
Ii HUNG CHANG AT PEKIN.

PEKIN. Oct. l2.-Li Hung Chang be-
gan to make his formal calls upon
the legations today. This afternoon he
visited the British and American rep
.resentatlves. Generals Chaffee and Will
son assisted United States Minister
conger in receiving Earl Ii. who ex-
pressed anxiety TO make peace.
Ii Hung Chang and Prince Ching
will shortly address a note TO the for
eign ministers requesting that a meet
ing be held for the purpose OF begin
ming negotiations for peace.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
CONFERENCE AT PEKIN.

BERLIN. Oct. 1S.-A dispatch receiv-
ed here from Tien Tsin dated October
~ says:
At conference Of the dlplomatists at
Pekin October Sth. the German note
Of October l was discussed. In regard
TO the first point whether the list Of
ringleaders contained in the Chinese
edict was complete. the conference de-
clared the names Of the chief culprits.
Tung Fuh Sian and Yu Hsin were
omitted.
On point 2 It was decided that the
punishment was inadequate.
On point 2 II was concluded that the
penalties must be carried into effect by
delegates Of the legations.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
REPAIRS AT CAvITE.
Large Fleet OF Small American Steam
ers Undergoing Renovation.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-The extent
OF the fleet OF small craft which the
army and navy gradually have accl-
mulated in the far East is shown by
reports TO the navy department on the
amount OF work progressing at the
Cavite yards. These show four steam
ers, FL Cano. Meriveles. Taalens and
Mendora. three gunboats, the Albay,
Cahamenes and Garoqui, and two arm
ed tugs, the Ortolora and Rapido. now
undergoing repairs.
Some of these boats We're captured
by the army and turned over to the
navy and all Of them are said to be
well adapted for service in the shall
low waters along the coast. The mon
itor Monadnock is also undergoing re-
pairs at the Cavite station.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
REBATE ON IMPORTS.
Nicaragua Offers Reduction on Twen-
ty-six Varieties OF Provisions.

WASHINGTON. Oct. I3.-Vice- Con-
sui Scott. at San Juan del N0rtt. has
Informed the state department OF a ma
terial rebate In the Nicaraguan I'M
port tariff on 26 specified varieties OF
provisions. such as lard. meats. fruits,
vegetables. fish. flour. etc. a. Well as
on brogans for laborers.
By the new decree not more than
three-fourths Of the former duty col
lected on the articles mentioned shall
hereafter be charged
This rebate. however. is in force on
ly at the custom house at Cape Gracias-
a-Dios and the bluff. and the articles
VIII not be permitted TO enter any other
part OF Nicaragua without paying 25
per cent additional duty or the original
rate levied.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
ADvANcE oN 20 TING Fr.

TIl1N TsIN. Oct. 12.-The expedition
against PaO Ting Flu departed this
morning In two columns
The German, Italian and French
troops who are 20 take part under the
command Of General BaiIloud. head OF
French military forces In China. will
follow the direct route 10 Pao Ting
Flu. while 1000 British soldiers under
Lord Campbell Will make a detour TO
the south OF the PaO Ting river
through a number Of large villages sup
posed 10 be Boxer communities.
Both columns will keep in touch with
the boat and train which accompanied
them. The expedition viii make a DEM
or strati0n through a wide territory not
covered by the allies.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
REMEY LEAVES CHINA.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-Admiral
Reniey has cabled the navy department
OF his departure from Chinese waters.
He goes on his flagship, the Brooklyn,
from Taku to Che Foo. thence to Nag
esaki, 1t is the understanding at the
navy department that he will next go
to Cavite.
This move will take the headquarters
without an admiral in command, unless
Admiral Dewey should determine to
have Admiral Kempff return there. For
the present. however, there is no such
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-14
RopYGuARp FOR EMPREss

PARIS. Oct. ia trustworthy ca
bic dispatch from Shanghai says that
General Liu, the chief of the Black
Flags, has left Canton at the head OF
a considerable force. and that he will
traverse the province Of Hu Nan. cross
the Yang Use at ouan. and then trav-
ersing the province of Ho Nan Join
the empress at Sian Flu. capital Of the
province Of Shen 81. for the purpose
OF acting as her body guard. The dis
patch adds that 1t is believed that
dowager empress will arrive at Sian
Flu about October 20.