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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-03
DIED..

lAIEEK-ht 9ia Market street. on Friday.
November 2, 1900. ut q. m, MARIE
s.. youngest daughter OF Mrs. Amelia
Meek. aged s years.
Funeral from tho family residence on Sun
day Up. m. Intermcnt at Roso Hill
cemtery. Bcllaire. o. Friends OF the
family respectfully invited to attend.
O'NEILI-At the residence OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Rolf. on Friday, Mo-
vember ., 1900, MRS. HON0RA
0NEILL, re RELY Il Of tho late John
Funeral Sunday. November 4. 1900. at .
o'clock p. m. Services at Moundsvillc
Catholic church. Intcrment at Mt.
Calvary cemetery. Friends of tho fam
lily invited to attend. Train on Ohio
River railroad will arrive at Wheeling
station Mt 3:,5 p. n.
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DEMOCRATS
!. !. E: 1 Ill. SCI:
LAST ! NIGHT NIGHT.
But Their Endeavor to outshino
Roosevelt Days" Demonstration
Failed Dtsmally.
us MEN WERE in TKE.PARADE
Less Than one-Third Of tho Republi-
cans Big Demonstration.
Hollis Speech. Ii

After weeks of preparation and efforts
to interest outside clubs, the widely nd
yertised Democratic street !demonstrl-
ton took place last night, and 1t was q
larger affair than dlslnterested people
had expected-no less than TIE men
were In line. Including three outside
clubs, coming from Benwood, Mounds
Vile and Bridgeport respectively. Com
pared with the Republican turn-out on
Roosevelt Day" the Register ad-
mittcd the marchers numbered 2,4o0.
while this paper claimed an actual
count Of but 2.37o last nights affair
sinks into insignlhcancc. f..t
The line was formed on Chapllne
sterct, and moved up Market street ut
$40. At Turner hall. where the Intelll-
gencer counted the marchers, It re-
quircd but fourteen minutes to pass.
The feature OF the demonstration was
the fine turnout OF the Young Mems
Democratic club, which had 1856 men in
line. The boys Of this club made a fine
showing and were frequently cheerrd
along the route. The Bryan Escort
Cub, too. made q fine appearance. The
expected large cavalry division from the
country did not materlalizc up to ex-
pectations. there being but 104 horsemen
in line. and most Of these did not take
their places in the line until 1t reached
the corner OF Twelfth and Market
streets on the way down town.
The make up Of the parade was as fol-
lows:
Chief Marshal and Staff.
Three carriages, with speakers and promI-
nent Democrats.
Cavalry-24 men.
Young Mems Democratic Club OF Wheel
a.IHG ea ing-lS6 men.
Four carriages: containing red fire and
Democrats.
Bryan and Stevenson Club OF Mounds
ta ville-G2 men.
Benwood Democratic Club-24 men.
Nj SECOND DIVISION.
Bryan Escort Club-56 men.
Washington District Democratic Club-a3
W. W. Irwin Club-36 men.
Esa5I' Cavalry-20 men.
Sixth Ward Democratic Club-36 men.
Eighth Ward Democratic Club-56 men.
-Four CarrIages-l6 men.
,hi- sCavalry-l04 men.
Total number In line-15 men.
A great amount Of red fire was con-
sumed, and In the business district
there was credltablc reception to the
marchers, the crowds being very dense.
The people on the sidewalks. however.
were largely Republicans ana their
badges and cries were greatly in evil
dence.
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"Finnigan's Ball."

The bill boards, window spaces and
dead walls announce the coming Of that
famous farce comedy. "FlnnIgan's
Ball" ut the Grand the first half Of
next week. We IRE assured that the
piece our theatre-gocrs will witness this
season bears cry little resemblance 10
last years Ball" The mana cement
appreciate the necessity Of keeping
their farce comedy riEht UP to date,
and during the past summer extensive
alterations hne been made. 80 that It
will appear like new piece this sea
son. New music, specialt!cs. songs and
dances hnvc been introduced, and all
old material put aside. A number OF
new faces will be seen in the company.
including n chorus OF handsome ladies'.
Election returns Will be read from the
stage Tuesday night.
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existing laws on the subject and had
not made any laws tending to regulate
trusts. Here Is an Inconsistency that
the smallest boy In the audience (and
there were many of $thcm) could see
with half an eye. The Republicans were
responsible. for the Sherman law and
they have enforced 1t as far as possi-
BILE. He forborc mention OF the attempt
OF the. Republican party in Congress
to enact an amendment to the constitu-
ton regulating trusts. He didn't tell
how the Democratic members OF that
body prevented It's passage. ~,
Capital has the right to combine
for the purposes of robbery, while labor
had not tho right to combine for the
purposes Of protection" was the excla-
nation OF Mr.. Holt. as he launched
upon n long talk tecming with delibcr-
ate misstntcments.. He asked what the
present policy Of Mr.. Mckinley would
result In. The country, he said would
be forever at war and there would be al,
awful panic. Thus spoke Mr.! Holt.
Democratic candidate for governor. No
one will question his insincerity. for no
man with ordinary intelligence would
make such statements.
Mr.. Holt said Jefferson acquired ter
rItory In order to avoid war while
President Mckinley. he asserted, waged
war to acquire territory. This was sim
ply the difference. between wrong and
right. It was the difference between
Jeffersonian expansion tand Mckinley
Imperialism. ltwasiu Democratic poll
cy to do justice'to' the people Of the
Philippines. Whenever we have Justice
and equity In our hands the war would
end. Then, said Mr.. Holt. we would
take down the flag and bring it in peace
and dignity home. It would be bet
ter, he said, to haul down the flag 10
the Philippines than to tear up the con-
stitution at home. Mr.. Hollis auditors
evidently didn't think much Of these
statements. as they gave little heed and
accepted tnem III mute sllenCe.
Mr.. McKinley's Character.
when Mr. Holt was nor making st,te-
men,s NJ merp nrrot,on h, vas iItttr,nr
glitterlng generaltics and when not do
inr thr latte,. he was nbps,nr. ,bp prps,.
49, -. :,
+h,re verc INV truth IN Mr. ,Jo,t.s ~.
tara nccs Mr. NrcJ,,n,ev would I'm bIock.
cr than rho h,,cre,t ~ III, c,,y.n-
hoored epntIamen II, thu ,ouar r,r,,ns
Ern ,ccusaa him NJ c,nu,,,,,r ,ho,,
evcrv cr,mc on the calender III, proc
;den,.s arts ,ybnn MI oross,v mic r,,re-
scntna nv tho sinh, tor w.,-, ,nt,,s,,y
exarrer,tpd Mr. Holt g,yo m, nv
r,,sonr nil ., thor f.,,,o -, o,,,,,,
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MORE NEW CITIZENS
Admitted Yesterday-Judge Melvin
Holds Term of Court To-day.

Yesterday, ut sessions of the circuit
court In the morning. afternoon and
evening. Judge Hervey admitted to cit
izenship the following foreign-born per-
sons: 3.a
William Vogt, Germany.
Jacob Sauser. Switzerland.
Joseph Csurilia, Austria.
William Althouse, Germany
Henry Rider, Germany.
Fred. Dietrich, Germany !.
John Connors, ireland.
= Ernest Roeder, Germany.
Charles +. Jaster. Germany.
lsadore Martin. Belgium.
To-day, Judge Melvin will hold spe-
clal term Of court, when applicants OF
naturalization papers will be examined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-03

THE new model No. 10 Columbia Bar
Lock Typewriter ia VISIBLE WRIT
ING and practical In nll OF Its improve
ments. Just the thing for making out
bills md invoices. Be up to date and
ube mn up-to-dnt typewriter. Wc In
vitc comparison. Call at 1922 Market
street. Bar.locl Typewriter Office, and
examine one OF these new model ma
chimes.
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Relief in Six Hours,

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
eases relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" It
is a great surprise on account OF Its OK
ceeding promptncss In relieving pain In
bladder. kidneys and back. In male or
female. Relieves retention Of water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this ls the remedy. Sold
by R. II. List. druggist. Wheeling. ".
Va. tth&s
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Musec League. !
Inst NIGHTS scoce was MS follows:
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their latest Improved No. 10 Ball-Bcnr-
ing machine. You may be satisfied with
your old machine. but II In not up to
drtc and does not possess tho improve
mcnts OF this model typewriter.
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z First United Presbyterian church.
Preaching on Sabbath. by Rev. James
d. Sands. D. D.. at 1o:30 and 1880
o'clock; subjects, In the morning. 'Eie-
constructions: in the evening. "Thc Wis
Ion Of tho Supernatural" Sabbath
school ut 2 o'clock Christian Union at
6:45. AL arc cordially invited.
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THE special train on the Ohio River
road leaves ut p. M. city time, and
Will stop at Bloch Bros tobacco works:
also stop at Bcnwood and Moundsyllle
W. Va. arriving at SIstcrsvlllc ut Gao
y. m. Returning, special train Will
leave Slstcrsvillc ut 1850 .. m.
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Stenographers Wanted.

kilograms from Pittsburgh are call
Ing for stenographers at salaries rang
Ing froms45 to SIS NINTH to start with.
ELLIOTT SCHOOL. 1878 Market Street.
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MIR. Hollis SPEECH.
a Small and Apathetic Audience
Hears tho Man Who Will Muster
Into the Great Army of Political
"Has Beens' Next Tuesday,


Hears tho Man Who Will Muster
Into the Great Army of Political
"Has Beens" Next Tuesday.
While the parade was In progress In
the lower end of the city Judge John H.
Holt addressed q meeting at the Opera
House. There were about 500 persons
present, 800 voters, $50 women and the
remainder children. the latter forming
the cheering contingent. when there
was cheering (Which was scldom) and
they exercised their voices at every
mention of the word Bryan" This
meeting was scheduled to be the banner
one of the campaign and the result
must have taken the little hope. If there
Is any remaining, out OF the local DEM
ocracy. -.t
Mr.. Holt had arrived some time before
the meeting was called to order and the
opening was delayed to await the COM
Ing OF the crowd. 1t was vain and
futile walt. however. as the crowd did
not materializc. The crowd began to
diminish after the meeting got under
way and by the time Mr.. Holt had ar
rived at the part Of his discourse rclat-
ing to the dark devllIsh and damnn-
Bile" deeds OF the President and the rrst
OF the administration. the crowd had
diminished until not much over half re-
manned. ntH
Col. Thomas O'Brien acted rs chair
man Of the meeting and In q brief
speech introduced the speaker of the
evening as the next governor OF the
state. This statement brought forth II
cheer, about the only scmlancr Of en-
thuslasm during the meeting.
,.w Mr.. Holt Talks.
' The speaker took up the Democratic
cry about the practice of slavery in the
Sulu Islands. How long has It been, he
asked. since the men OF the north
fought the men in gray in 100 battles
and for what purpose and 10 what end
Simply that the stars and stripes shall
not wave over country In which there
breathes 4 human slave. Mr. Holt
spoke at length on this point and clung
tenaclously to It as II It were matter
affecting the life OF every citizen OF the
United States.
He said we now had the definition Of
Charles Emory Smith OF Imperialism.
1t was the assumption OF power without
law. He cndeavorpd to controvcrt
some OF Mr.. Smiths contentious and
failed slgnally 1t had much the SEM
blancc Of q pigmy battling with giant
to- see Mr. Holt cndravor to take Issue
with Mr.. Smith.
You cannot keep the FIlipros In
subsection except with l3-Inch gun"
shouted Mr.. Holt It would require nm
army OF n million men, he said. The
man out In the field. the man off the
farm would be compelled to 20 to war,
he continued. and the audience stared
and .gaNcd IN opcn-mouthcu wonder ut
HIN. He infatuated that tho whole m :
ton would be composed entirely OF SOL
dicra. Hn continued his talk on "lmpcr-
ial!sm" and the crowd met h!a state
r!cnts With nm occasional round OF APP
plaNsc.
Ig Talks Trusts.
The speaker then launched upon
trusts. The Republican administration,
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Second Christian Church, 80 Zanc
street, Rev. T. J.White, pastpr-Blble
school at $3.50 d. M; preaching at lo:45
n. M. subject, The Certainty Of tho
Truth" Christian Endeayor at $3.50 y.
-m.; preaching at 1880 p M. subject.
THE Prodignl Som" Everyone invited
to BIO present at all services
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There will be Sunday school at tho
German Methodist church. Rev. L.
tAlltnser, pastor. at s:l5 a. m. preaching
at 1880 a. M. theme. True Righteous
ncss. The Epworth League will meet
at p. m. At 1880 the pastor will
preach a sermon on the reformation OF
the sixteenth century subject. "Lu-
ther--His Personality and Mission" A
special initial programme has been pre-
pared for this occasion. r.
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HAVE placed CT students in positions
since September |. 1900, and failed TO
supply 30 other applications, not having
students ready, but we arc getting 100
ready rapidly.
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Vance Memorial-services at}ll a. m.
and 7:ao p. m. At the evening service
the pastor. Rev. DR.. Austin, will speak
on The Moral Forces In o Political
Campaign. No 2 AZ 5tS ! rs
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WHAT'S the secret Of happy. vigorous
health? Simply keeping tho bowels, the
stomach, the liver and kidncys stronE
and active. Burdock Blood BItters docs
H. rfFr =
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The Famous New York Expert in
Vis!cn Of tho Human Ego
/ Again Receives an ova-
ton In Our City
SUCCESS OF THREE YEARS AGO
Repeated-Hundreds Of Our Best
# People Endorse His Skill and
gReliability-Wc Are Proud
.F45 to Commend Him.
REMAINS ALL THIS WEEK.

He Desires to thank his patrons. The
confidence reposcd In his skill has never
been betrayed. and tho patrons OF three
years ago are the recommendations OF
to-day. -.L. ~ Sc, !. .knai
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MY line OF Overcoatlnga and suItlngs
are always OF tho choicest patterns.
C. W. SEADRlGIiT'S SON,
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Discount will be allowed on city taxes
up to and Including Saturday Novem-
Der 3. J. X. HALL, City Collector.
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Wesley NJ. Z. church-At this church
there will be service Sunday at. 1890 n.
m. and ESQ p. m, Sunday school at .
p. nj. On Sunday morning the pastor
will preach the first Of a, series Of SER
mons to the church: topic, "A New
Heart Essential to Membership In the
Church." Strangers and those with
out church affiliations will find cor
dial welcome. Sc
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why Suffer with Your Eyes ?

S''"1 'S'''-lN''I ''' 49, : wv AIyos
II You have blurrlng, dizziness. ncu-i
ralgla, headache. spots before tho eyes.
blinking, trembling spells, cataract.
burning and smarting OF the eyes, various
nervous and brain affection. entalllng
not only positive injury to the sight, but
untold misery, call Immediately. ~ 4, =.
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The speaker then launched upon
trusts. The Republican administration,
he said. had not enforced my of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-03

Preaching at the Stone church. Elm
Grove, at II q. M. subject, worship In
the Sanctuary" Sunday, school ut 10
o'clock a. m.
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Fourth street NJ. e.. church, Rev. S.
T. Westhafer. pastor-Public worship
at 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. M, conducted
by the pastor. Sunday school at p.
m. Mr.. A. ]. Clarke, superintendent.
All seats free. Strangers ore cordially
Malcunnd ----- Wv. -.--.----
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Simpson NJ. z. church. Rev. ]. ".
Waters; pastor-Preaching at 1880 q.
M. subject, ".rhe Weeping Prophet:
ut 1880 p. M, subject, THE Change OF
Negligence" Sunday school ut $3.50 p.
M, II. b. Clemens. superintendent.
pentecostal meeting at p. M, led by
Mrs. Carrie Berry. Special attention is
given to strangers and they will be
made to feel welcome at all Of the SER
vices: a. .ri j a
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Zane Street NJ. E. church. corner Of
Seventeenth and Jacob streets, the Rev.
C. Hely Molony. pastor-Sunday, $3.50 q.
M, class meeting: public worship at
1890. sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school at p. M: preaching Mt 1880 p.
M, by the pastor subject ut morning
and evening services. "Rcvivals."
Prayer meeting Wednesday, at 1880 p.
m ~ Trr ~
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North Street NJ. Z. church-Preach-
ing Mt 1920 O. m. and 1880 p. NJ. by the
pastor. Rev. c. B. Graham: morning
subject, "Church Bugle CALI; evening,
The Responsibility Of the Gospel
Hearcr." Baptismal service at 10 a. m.
Reception will follow the morning SER
vice. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Usual
fetal meeting Of the board on Tuesday
evening. y
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Rev. r. R, Bigger's topic tomorrow,
at the Third Presbyterian church are
as follows: Morning. 'Earnestness In
Christian Work" Evening, fourth lee
ture on what is the Church Doing for
the Working People?"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-04

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IMPROVED CITY PLAT.
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165i 3iSchenck, jeremiah ct al. all lots l. ?
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to beg. sec 2 f5-I00 acres ...........
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TIP. I NORTH. r. I WEST. s. l. NJ
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] riculturai Park plat =. n u To- river
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dItion, 2s.0s $40 n 25-5E p l'
1890 Camp, Richard G.. com IS Of ST
cor Of 50 = sec 81 " 70 county rag.
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20 selENst ALL
lSSlAt ,hesley Wul.. personal property -. .
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F1NE-AGRE PLAT C. B. l. e.
SURVEY.
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g. block 10 S. leo acres .-.-i %
l%9 - Jones Eliz. ID. B.. So r Of " 10 Of
lot 5 block Il ST-160 -..-.-..-...l ...-.I .
1915. SfEgs,. AEnes j. 81 OF W 10 7 Of lot
ls 3. block ii, S7-l63 -l.-..l
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lS9 l6 Be- SOON, F. 8. 2sl II OF 10 OF lot
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PEARL SUBDIN.
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PARK CRESCENT
1925 Miller. Eza A. g. all lots 30 .t 30
FINE-ACRE PLAT &C. =. r
SURVEY.
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