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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-03
is
HAPPY in THE
CHOICE OF men.
Open Air Meeting Abandoned on
Account Of the Weather-Amer-
lean Flag an Issue. v
SILVER QUESTION AN ISSUE.
Concerning Farm Products in Ne.
Observation-Disclosures Never Fuses
With Democracy.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb.. Oct. r.
Governor Roosevelt arrived at North
Platte at 6:3o a. m. A meeting was held
ut the opera house at o'clock, the open
air meeting having been abandoned on
account OF damp weather.
Governor Roosevelt spoke briefly on
the issues of the day. saying that he
did not know now what the paramount
Issues Of the opposition party were. He
said he did not think the Democratic
party was happy In selecting as an Is
sue OF the campaign the dlshonor Of
the American flag. Whatever the Issue
might be, he said, he was ready to
meet them on 1t.
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Strikers Refusal.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Vice President
Eayrc, of the Lehlgh Valley railroad,
Eaid to-day regarding the strikers re-
fusal to accept the 10 per cent increase
in wages offered them by some compa-
nies: II cannot tell what our next step
viii be In case the striking miners deD-
n!tely and absolutely reject our conccs-
sions. 1t is contingency which we
have not hnd occasion to discuss much
es yet. This much is certain, however.
the companies will walt some little time
before taklng any further steps. and
win give their former employees time to
thoroughly understand the situation"
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No Organism In His.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Perry Rel-
mont, who for four consecutive terms
represented the First New York district
in Congress. was again nominated by
the Democrats Of that district at their.
convention In Mineela, L. l.. tonight.
The nomination was by acclamat!on
and was made In spite Of the fact that
Mr.. Belmont's friends in the convention
had In their possession letter from
him. In which he declined the honor.
Tonight a committee called on Mr..
Belmont at his New York residence, to
notify him OF his nomination. He posi-
lively declined to run and referred the
committee to his letter.
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Tho G., L. & ". Meeting.

= CLEVELAND, o., Oct. AT tho
annual meeting OF tho Cleveland. Lo-
rain & Wheeling railroad company to-
day, 10000 shares were voted, mostly
by proxy. The election resulted as fol-
lows: Directors, one year. Norman B.
Ream, Chicago; Henry II. Porter, 'Ir.,
Chicago; Frederick S. Flower, New,
York. Directors. three years, W. r.
Woodford. Cleveland; John B. Dennis.
New. York; John r, Whitelaw, Cleyo.
land: ]. N. Lesiek, Cleveland; H. r
MacAIahon, Cleveland. The directors
meet in New York within ten days for
organization.
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CHAIRMAN HANNA
Made His First Address in Chicago tt
Commercial and RetaIl Statesmen.

Commercial and Retail Statesmen.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-Senator Hanna,
chairman of the Republican national
committee. to-day made his Arst ad-
dress In Chicago since his return from
Now York. He spoke Mt a noon meet
ing of Commercial men and retail salcs-
men. The large hall where he spoke
was filled, not n few women being in tla
audience.
Senator Hanna said the only man he
knew who "approxlmated an emperor"
was Richard Croker. He charged Mr..
Croker with fostering tho interests OF
the Ice trust and declared that the ice
combination is n trust II there Is such a
thing MS u trust. He said little nbout
imperialism" asserting that It is n
false issue and n buSaboo."
Senator Hama spoke in part as fol-
lows: t.'f
ut is encouraging to mo to see that
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sKIRMIsH NEAR PEKIN..
Forty Boxers Killed and tho Chinese
Scattered blythe Germans.

Copyright, 1900 By. Associated Pross.)
PEKIN, Wednesday, September 20.
Via TAKU. Saturday, September %.
and SHANGHAI, Oct. 2.-The, German
column. consisting Of 100 men. under
General Won Hooprner. encountered q
small boxed force south Of the imperial
deer park yesterday and killed forty of
the Chinese during n fight which fol-
lowed. The Chinese were put to flight
and scattered. -Four Germans were
wounded.
Chi Hsin, a member OF Tsung Ii Ya-
men, OF notorious anti-foreign tenden-
cles, and a patron OF the boxers, has
been captured in the imperial city by
the Japanese. His fate has not been
determined upon.
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coal Mt tho scahoard.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. "a direct
request was received to-day by tho
Pittsburgh Coal Company for a price
on coal for export. to be delivered nt
the seaboard, either at New York. Bos-
ton or Philadelphia. The request was
something OF q novelty for the sales de-
partmeut OF the big company, and Ia
under consideration. The company will
seek more definite Information regard.
ing the quantity Of coal wanted before
determining what the price will be.
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A 100000 Fire.

W1LLfAMsPoRT, Pa. Oct. a.
Shortly after midnight fire broke out In
the large shoe factory of ]. L. Dayton
& Company. and at2 o'clock this morn
Ing was not under control. The plant
viii be total loss. The factory and
contents are valued at SsOO.OO0 partially
covered by Insurance. Adjoining prop
erty Is in imminent danger of being
burned. eAd Lt3 H@'t 1EiE
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Wages Advanced,

SCRANTON, Pa. Oct. 2.-The Della
ware, Lackawnnna & Western Railway
Company posted notice to-day that the
wnges OF It's employees would be ad-
rhnccd 10 per cent from October 1. md
mat the price OF powder would lie re-
Huced to 81 30. Similar notices ~crc
posted to-day by the Hillside Coal and
IRON Company and the Temple Iron and
Coal Company,
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National Bankers, Convention.

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 2.--Thc Amer
lean Bankers Association convened in
annual session here to-day. The an
nual reports OF tho president, secretary
and the treasurer were read and just
before the hour OF adjournment were
also read The reports on Education"
Uniform Laws" and Fidelity Insur-
' q e .
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Union Vets Meet.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 2.-Thc
hcteenth annual encampmcat Of the
Union Veterans Union opened to-day
at the National Rifles Arnory. with an
return In tlme to receive the veterans Mt
the white house, on Friday night.
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Ravished by n Negro.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllscncer.
HINTON, W. Va, Oct. AT New
Richmond. ten miles west of Hinton,
an assault was attempted last night on
Miss I. 3, Richmond, aged twenty. by
a negro. supposed to be John Gooch. A
search to-day by the officers failed to
locate Gooch. and 1t Is thought that he
left the village on Il freight train. One
hundred dollars reward has been offor-
cd by Laban Richmond, the girls faith
cr, for the arrest of the negro. There Is
considerable excitement. f-er
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TIN PLATE
Company and the Delegates Repre-.
senting tho Association Meet.
Wngc Question Settled.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-The conference
between the officers OF the American
Tin Plate Company and the delegates
representing the tin workers associa-
tlon OF America. was continued to-day.
The wage question was settled though
on what basis was not officially an
nounccd. but It was reported that the
employees had been granted an advance
OF 10 per cent.
After tho conference President Pow
ell, OF tho employees association. said
that though n full settlement had not
been reached. he was almost assured
that satisfactory termination OF the
conference would result Tomorrow. I.
Vice President Arms, OF the same
company. held the samo opinion
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THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
The Conservatives Have an Over
whelming Maiority.

whelming Majority.
LONDON. Oct. 3, $3.50 a. m.-Yester-
days pollngs In the parliamentary
election, leave the state of parties at
present as follows: Minlsterialists. ITS:
Liberals. So: Nntionalists. 10. OF the
2S2 seats thus disposed of. the Minis
terialsts or rather the Conservatives.
have gained 6, including Stockton. Mid
dlesboro and Leicester, and the Liber-
ais seven. including Gloucester. Grant
ham. Northampton. Swanseatown, Has
tings and South Wolverhampton. In
creased Conservative majorities are es-
peclally noticeable In London and Lam
cashire.
Almost all the London divisions were
polled yesterday. 1slington. Clapham
and Lambeth show heavy Unlonlst in
creases: and the same may be said Of
Manchester. Sanford and Blackburn.
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Ministerialists In 7EaIdenee,

= LONDON, Oct. ., 5:52 p. NIP to
this hour the total number of members
of parliament elected is 179. as follows:
Mnistcrial!sta, 145: Liberals. 16; Ma
tionalists, Is. The Nationalist elected
include Mr.. William Redmond, (East
Clare). and Mr.. James DAILY. (South
NlonaGhan).
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Burned to Death.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. a.
White Mrs. Henry Blalsol was linding
n fire with kerosene oil. the can cxplod-
cd, and before help could nrrlve. n four
months-old child was burned TO death.
The mother. with clothing allrc, lenpcd
from the second story window and will
die '-F, .aTHlI FrHa lsFl.t y
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weather FORECAST for To-

For, .ohio.-Fnir. Wednesday and Thurs
day: light to fresh south to east winds.
For Western Ponnsylvnnia--Gcncra
fair Wednesday and Thursday: warmer In
southern portion Wednesday; liIht 10
fresh soatheasteriy winds, 2
7 For West virglnia--Fair Wednesday
and Thursday: northeasterly winds.
Local Temperature.
Tho Temperature yesterday as observed
by c. Sohnepf, druggist, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets. was MS follows:
I a, m,............ G. 3 y. m............. g
u @.....,......., m ..'.." s WsashsS.faiS is' =
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WHEELING WA WEDNESDAY, OCToBER3 PRIC

In China security for lie and property,
and above all, for the free service OF
their religion. ,gg sI3
. On WILLIAM ]. r."
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Movement of Steamships.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, New York.
ROTTERDAM - Statendam, New
York. aaS
MovILLE-Aatoriu, New York for
Glasgow.
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Tea for ays eeats. At Druggists, croes Rsst.ur,as,
Saloons, Nsws-Stands, Gens1i Stsrss and Barbsss
Shopa They bansh pain. induce Sleep and preiosg lie.
One gives relisli Ne matter whas the matter. sas viii
Do yos good Ten samples and sus ihs.saad sssH.
necals ssst By nail to any address receipt II pes,
b. Ripaas Chemical Co.. ssSprucs St., New YertUH.
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Disposing Of Young Pigs.

Young pigs always bring price
that is considerd above their pres
cnt vaIue II killed 10 furnish meat.
The young pig will increase in weight
very rapidly in proportion TO the
food Il consumes. and this fact IL sure
TO be discounted by the seller when
he fixes the price. The young pig
also keeps the tenderness OF flesh and
fine flavor of the roasting-pig stage
until It. is several months old, nnd n
roast pig weighing 80 TO 90 pounds
is M good eating ns one killed when
81 Is not more than eight weeks old.
This, however, depends on how the
pig has been kept. II allowed TO sur
felt itself and become dyspepfic, the
meat will show That the animal hns
had fever and will be neither tender
nor hesIthful ~ food.
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Sold at all drug stores on positive guar.
,r,ee. Write for free advice and booklet -
d.. Misss Medical Co. Elkhsn Ind. =,
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REDUCED RATES TO CHlCAAO VIA
PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Account OfG a. X. EncRmpment.

On account of the Thirty-fourth An
nual Encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic, to be held Mt Chicago,
August 27-3l, inclusive, the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will sell ex-
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Tickets will be sold on August %, 26
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Photographic
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Paris and the
Exposition
Illustrated

PARIS, the most beautiful city in
the world. presents this year the
most magnificent Exposition Of the
marvels of the Nineteenth and a
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RATES TO DETROIT VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Account knights Of Pythias. biennial
COnclRye.

For the Biennial Conclave, Knights
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September |, the Pennsylvania Rail-
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troit, at rate OF single fare for the round
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.REEDER PREP ARES
FOR THE CAMPAIGN
Formal Opening Of the State Cam
vass to Be Made Next Week.
CLUB MEN ARE IACTIVE.
For the Annual Com
y.ntion of the State League of lie.
publican Clubs To lie Held In Phiia-
dolphin. mt which Prominent Men
VIII speak.
fsnecial Correspondenee.)

Philadelphia, Aug. ten. FRANK
Reeder. chairman Of the Republican
state committee. was here nearly every
day during the past week preparing
for the formal opening OF the state
headquartsrs next week. The general
has been In consultation with his chief
Of stan. T. Larry Eyre, Of West Ches-
ter, and theys have mapped out their
plans for the campaign as far as 1t Is
possible for them TO do 30 at this time.
The preparation OF campaign liter
ature and the selection OF the assist
ants in the various departments has
been attended 70 and next Will come
the work Of getting In touch with the
committeeman throughout the state.
This will be given careful attention.
II is proposed at an early day To have
a conference Of some of the leading
men In the party organization through
out the state In order 10 get reports
as " the condition of the party or
ganizstion and suggestions as TO what
IL best To bs done ia the various dis
tricts. The organization Of a corps
Of competent orators will be taken up
and the Democracy will be given an
aggressive campaign IN very doubtful
districts.
Gen. Rester proposes TO pay particu-
lar attention 10 the several congress
sionaI districts where the Democrats
are apt 10 cndeayOr 10 make still
hunt with the hope of finding the Re-
publieans neglecting their canvass.
The state chairman looks 10 the active
Republicans Ia such districts to"smoks
out" these Democratic dark lantern
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CTFFEY REVEALS
DEMOCRATIC PLANS
An Indiscreet Statement in New
York Exposes His Game.
he IS AFTER THE SENAT0RSHIP.

Real secret of the Fusion Campaign
on the Legislature, which Cannot
he Covered tp by II Second Thought
Interview Put Ont For Political
Eject.
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Dnltamiid)e Musbriime

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gene Odnos unb 1roifbeulen. Die
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Nur Is Gents per Gtadtel. Qeiluna
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bon 5. y. Mi0er & Sobn. 2
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GrpIoptrenoe aaInermiiblet.

3trIt0ren alles in Der lniQebAilo 6as.
ielbe thun ftarte ininernlifte YilIen unb
beioe finb duberif 9efdbrlin. Man
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pers ni9t nit aalonel, groton-DeI
llno MloesNiaen, tuenn Or. RinQ's
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fominen erfiillM. auriren Ropfpeh.
Derfopfnn6 ae. Nur Csc. IN s. g.
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Der .@epba1ter' erftbsint ieben Donnerstas unter
fulQenben Gnbieriptionspreiien
JAr bic Der. Gtaaten anb Ganaba. init bet Atfer.
nnb Gartenbau Seitun9 in Wprausbs3ablpn9 ~ so
mirb erit I'm WerIaufe bes Sabres pber naeb Nb.
I0nf beSfeiben be3abt. ). .................$l.75
Gar Gsntitbiuub un6 Die Sdwels pbne Die ~stfer.
nno @artenbau 3eitnn9' bel 0oranSbe3abfhn $2. 90
Menn nndA Mblanf etnes IerminS Elm Mbpnnent baS
8latt nitbt remirt reip mebr alS afpet NnmHern
nimmt 10 tprb Der Setreifenbe aud fur ben Dlgenben
Iermtn aI8 Mbonnent etu9etragen.
60 lan9e Der SubicrptDnSpreiS fir baS Nlott nod
9anS ober tbeiftper auSebt bari fein Abonnent oas.
ielbe periuet9ern
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia.
o.. rs second class matter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-31
MINISTER WI Is SURPRISED.
Had Thought Terms Of Joint Note
Too Harsh for Acceptance.

washington, Dec. s0.-The repor; that
the Chinese pienlpotenuaries had been
directed TO sign the joint note b a source
OF satisfaction TO officials here as iudi-
e.ting a disposition on toe part OF the
Chinese government to heed the desire Of
the Powers that negotiations shall be en-
tered on at once. and the present unsat-
lefactory condition Of AFFAIRS terminated.
The Emperor. II was expected would In
struct his agents 10 obtain the best terms
possible.
one OF the principal objections said 20
bavo been made by the Chinese to the
location OF any great number Of legation
guards in Pekln. is that these guards
wou1 be menace 10 the existing Chi.
nose government.
As has been already stated In these
iispatchos the United States government
does not desire the absolute dem0iition
OF the Taku forts. but simply their dis
rnantiemenf so that ready access TO he
chinese capital % a foreign force would
not BE- prevented The demand Of the
Powers IN che joint note. however. was
for the destruction ~ the forts
The lnaulrles said 70 have been made by
thn Chinese government OF the euvoys. of
u-hich lrquiries. however. 40 Official IN
t,nntion has been received from Mr Con
rer have been regarded BY the officials
"a thia government as reasonable and be.
Gauge OF this no more delay than has oc-
r,rrre.1 was experienced IN the courts d.
rection for the signature of the note.
Sothing has come from ME. Conser re-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-31
GROVE RENTED THE HOUSE.
Omaha nraommaker Q. Positive That
GROVE - the Wan ts Whom Hr
nented the House.

Omaha. Nch. Dee. @-John smith,
hroommnker employed hy the
schneidcrwind broom factory. has posi-
lively Identified Pat Grove as the man
who. IN hia presence. rented the Schneider
wind house on Grover street. which was
used as prison for Eddie Cudahy while
he was being detninel for the $500 ran
som. This b. the FIRST positive personal
recognition Of amy Of the bandits and cs-
tablshes the most important point yet
developed in the case When asked 10
Identity the picture Of Pat Grove in con-
neetlon with the case. Smith said
you need not show me any picture. I
know chat man. n WIS Pat Grove /
could have told any police officer the
same thing had he called upon me.
was busy az t.sr broom machine whom
Pat Grove called TO rent the house and
paid no attention "a him during his talk
with Mrs. schneiderwlnd Then thought
recognized the voice and stopped my
machine long enough 10 get q good look
AZ him ! saw ~ a glance that the man
was none other than Pat Grove, man
whom have known for ten years. I
am a. positive as 20 the identity of Pat
Grove aa ] would be- of my own brosher."
smith has lived In Omaha twelve years
during which time he has known Grove
and seen him ai frequent intervals.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-31
AMERICANS VERY ACTIVE.
nnny small EnanEcmrnts IA Philip
pincs-C onniission uccommeuds
Employ ment of American
TrurNers

Manila. Dec @ To-day brought many
reports of captures of insurgents as tha
result 90 scouting throughout i.uzon. The
Americans in tha work sustained uo cas-
ualilcs A detachment of the Fourth Res
imsu, captured sixty in the province OF
Cavitc.
Gen wheaton reports having captured
ana burned Grcmorio's camp in che pcn.
lneila. near san Antonio
Cen Funston reports that i've insur-
gents werr kuled ana several captured
Gtar Gaysun
Gen Smith wires that the prrciamltion
of tho governor general has had guod re-
sult- iu hts district
Near Muli urs Sc tcrcay doEen lnaur'
genes wrtc killed AMI cighi wounded
Gen. Grant toleerapha thar hc naf dc
tachmants GOVERNS the lower portions -
Mount Arayat tn the hope of catching
Aleiauatuo iie Says that last FrdaN
a detaehmaut of tho Forty first Infantry
rakled the camp 90 the iusurgcnt leader
and secured SOME of hH rap~rs
Neas Alfalfa to-day Capt. Mandoza. vita
thirty men of saudico's command. sur
rendered Driae ehmeuts ~ thc Eleventh
and Nlnth cavalry killed twelve inanf-
geuta and Destroyed several camps ga tho
Camariues district.
The Philippine Commission har added "a
the pending school hiu a proviriou for the
cmr ioemeui % 0eo American teachers al
salaries ranging from So 60 to0 per
month.