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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
Bethany College Will Play the Fast
East End Athletic Club Here Next
Saturday.
Special to the Register

SpNO4il " Nlle heSlSler.
BETHANY, w. va, November p
Hard practice is being INDUCED in by
the Bethany team. Coach Swaney is de-
voting his entire time to perfecting the
interference, and when the Varsity meets
the fast East End aggregation in Wheel
ing Saturday it will be in the pink of con-
dition, although the team may be some
what weakened by the absence of VIM.
Edwards, the star-fulback Edwards is
suffering from a broken finger received in
Pittsburg November Sd. Quarter Soffel
may also be out of the game Saturday on
account of injuries received in the same
game. but Coss. the fast end. Is equally
as good at quarter. and viii no doubt be
in that position Saturday. Bull Curtis
is stu suffering from his poisoned hand
but is+ndulging in light practice. and Will
be in first class condition for the big game
All the other men are in fine condition
and working hard.
The East End eleven is the star amateur
team of Pittsburg and is running a close
second to the big D.. c. & A c. team.
They held the Greensburg team to a score
of to 0, and scored on d. c. & A. c.
when they played that team, even though
their team was in a weakened condition.
BY comparing games played. 1t can be
made to appear that East End is as strong
as d. c. x A. c.. as they held Greensburg
to Tie score and Latrobe defeated both
Greensburg and D. c. & A. C. by the
same score. 10 O. Therefore. it appears
that East End, Greensburg and D. c. &
A. c. are on par.
Considering the records of both teams,
Saturdays struggle promises to be the
biggest game of the season in this section.
and all lovers of the sport should witness
1t. Bethany is going in determined to win
and the game promises to be close one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
JEFFRIEs AFTER FITzsIMMoNs.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE follow
ing telegram was sent to Robert Fitzsim-
mons at Norfolk, Va, tonight in reply
to a statement that he was not out of
the fighting business and wanted to meet
Jeffries for the championship and if given
an opportunity he would readily grasp it:
Robert Fitzsimmons, Norfolk, Va.
1.-THE papers here tonight state that you
are willing to meet me again. ! gladly
give you a chance to win back your lost
title. I hope you will have your represen-
tative meet me on Wednesday at the
Grand Opera House, and we can easily
arrange a match for the championship to
take place at ,once or at the end of the
theatrical season. A speedy answer will
oblige.
(Signed) JAMES ]. JEFFRIES."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
WILL GO ON A WARSHIP.
United States Taking Measures to
Collect an Indemnity From

Collect an Indemnity From
Morocco.
WASHINGTON, November 12.-The
government of Morocco has again de-
clined to meet the demands of the
United Staes for the payment Of an in
demnity on account of the killing by a
mob of Marcus Essagin, a naturalized
American citizen. This last request
was made by United States Consul
Gummere and the declination Of the
government of Morocco was accompa-
MED by an intimation of its freedom
from liability under the terms OF the
convention between Morocco and Spain.
The State Department has come TO the
conclusion that the consuls representa-
tons will be more effective If he Is sup
ported morally b. the presence in Moroc-
can waters OF a United States warship.
and ii is probable that he viii make his
visit TO Fez TO again present the case as
a passenger on a vessel TO be selected by
the Navy Department for that purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
THE SILT TRUST and
TIE NEW RICE Trust.
THE FORMER HAS SHOWED THE
PRICE OF TABLE SALT FROM
S1.1O PER 100 LBS. TO $3.50.
GATES HEADS THE RICE TRUST
THE SCHEME is TO SECURE CON-
TROL OF THE ENTIRE CROP
FOR FOUR YEARS.

CHICAGO, November 12.-The
Chronicle tomorrow morning will say:
1.-THE National Salt Company yester-
day put up the price of common table
salt of a fair quality to $3.50 per 100
pounds. The price before was $1.1O
per 100 for the same grade. The Ma
tional Salt Company controls directly
So per cent of the salt output of the
country and is able indirectly to domi-
nate the remaining five per cent of the
production.
"The principal mines of the Nation
al Company, which is commonly known
as the Salt Trust, are in Michigan.
CHICAGO, November 12.-The Tri-
bune tomorrow will say:
"The Incorporation OF the Ameri-
can Rice Growers Distributing Com
pany was announced yesterday. The
capital stock is $15,OOO,O0O, of which
$7,5O0,OOO is reported paid in. Local
grocery circles credit John w. Gates
with being the prime mover in the new
corporation, principally 10 control the
shipment of the southern rice crop
over lines of railroad in which he is
interested Mr.. Gates is at present out
of the city. The scheme contemplated
is to buy the bulk Of the domestic rice
under contract with the growers to sell
their crops for a stipulated figure for
a period of four years, with the priv
ilege Of extending the contract an adj
ditional four years.
Guaranteed prices to growers are
understood to be somewhat in excess
of the present market price"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
AGAINST REVISION.

PHILADELPHIA. November 12.-The
Presbytery OF Philadelphia to-day voted
against revision of the Westminster
faith and recommended to the general as
sembly that the whole question Of re-
vision Of the faith be dismissed The
vote stood 70 against to 60 for revision.
divided as follows: Against revision. min
listers IS. laymen .; for revision, ministers
As, iaymen 2c.~
The Question-of revision has been before
the Philadelphia presbytery for a long
time and has been exhaustively debated
at. the last five meetings OF that body.
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WILL NOT BE RECEIVED.

WASHINGTON, November 12.-Chief
Justice Fuller to-day announced the re-
fusal of the United States Supreme Court
to review the proceedings of the provis-
ionar court established by Governor Cen
eral Davis in Porto Rico, in the case of
Jose Juan Vidal and others, by which
they were ousted from the municipal Of
fees of the town of Guayama, in that
island. The refusal was based upon the
ground that the court is not empowered to
review the proceedings OF military tri-
bunal by certiorari
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
STEELMAKING ENDANGERED.

LONDON, November 12.-At meet
ing of the Swansea Harbor Trust to-
day Sir John Jones Jenkins, chairman
of the Swansea Metal Exchange said
that the importation Of American steel
bars threatened the destruction of the
local steel industry and that the trust
would lose the large revenue now de-
rived from the importation or iron ore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
EMPRESS CHOPPING HEADS.

BERLIN. November i2-The Lokal An
zeigcr publishes the following from its
Shanghai correspondent:
Natives from Hankow say that the
empress beheaded a number Of telegraph
officials who accepted secret message
from Emperor Kwang Su to Count Won
Waldersee informing him that he (he
emperor) was being kept a prisoner and
was unable to return TO PeSin. They also
say that other executions occurred In con-
nection with the matter"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13

soon as possible. The lineup will be
as follows: Centre, 7. Pollock; quar-
ter, G. Sauvageot; left guard, E. Schell;
right guard, G. Yaus: left tackle, H
Echnepf; right tackle, G. Reid; left end
G. VIM; right end. J. Sauvageot: left
half, v. Sauvageot; right half O.
Truax; full back, C. Yaus; subs, j
Deiters, ]. Richards, E. Black, c. Con-
nors and E. Adams. Manager. c. q
FRANKIE.
The Buckeye foot ball team, of Mar
tin's Ferry, issues a challenge to any
eleven in the Ohio valley with an aver
age of 145 pounds.
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no FURTHER EFFORT
VIII Likely be Made to Locate and
Bring to Justice the Murderer of
James GOsneIl-Cramblett Goes
cial 10 the Register.

Special to the Register.
STEUBENVILLE. o., November 12-
The Cramblett verdict and unparalleled
scenes following the announcement, are
still being discussed here. Word went
out to all parts of the country Saturday
night, and it suited the people in all local
tiles. Cramblett stayed in Steubenville
until to-day, when he went home with
Addison McClain, his brother-in-law, who
lives near Updegraff and whose efforts to
save the young man have been untiring
There is no talk Of any further arrests
and it is doubtful If any further attempt
will be made to unravel the mystery sur
rounding the foul murder of James Cos
nell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
WILL NOT CONTEST.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 13-After
a meeting of the Republican campaign
committee to-day, Chairman Leslie Combs
gave out a statement in which, after re-
iterating his charge of wholesale fraud on
the port of the Democrats, he said:
There will be no contest over the
Gubernatorial vote. There is no tribunal
to which we can appeal with any hope OF
an impartial hearing
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Harry Ware Won.

LONDON, November 13-At the Ma
tional Sporting Club, London, last eve
ming, twenty round contest for the
bantam championship between Pediar
Palmer and Harry Ware resulted in a
victory for the latter, although Palm
er showed himself far more clever than
his opponent and held the fight on
points until toward the end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
NAVAL ESTIMATES GROW.

WASHINGTON November f3.-The
comparative statement OF estimates and
appropriations for the navy for the fiscal
years Of 1901 and 1902 shows that thqmtotal
appropriations FOR the year 1901 WERE &c.,
1896. and the total estimates for 1909 arc
ST. 172 GIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
A CLUB FOR PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. November l2-
President Ban johnson. c. w Somers.
owner Of the Cleveland club: c. Comiskey.
owner OF the Chicago club. and Connie
Mack. of the Milwaukee club. who con-
stitute the circuit committee of the Amer
lean Base Ball League, devoted most OF
their time to-day arranging for the loca-
ton of club in this city for next season.
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MORE MONEY NEEDED.

LONDON, November 12.-Parllament has
been convened on account ~ necessity Of
money for the war. Considering the en-.
ormous majority they obtained az tho gems
eral election. IL Is hoped the ministers VIII
firmly resist any tendency 70 waste time
in sham debates
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Address NJ. |. S. !. Co. Toledo. o.
AMERICANS COMPLAIN.
OF the Treatment Accorded Them On
the Return Journey From south
Africa

LONDON, November l2.-Amorican COVE
boys and muietoers 90 the number OF iio,
who went 10 South Africa on British mule
transports. arrived In London saturday.
Tho -are loud ln their denunciation Of
their treatment on their home Journey
and intend 10 formally complain TO tho
board OF trade. They declare the rations
served had 20 be- thrown overheard. that
they would have starved had they not
paid cxorbltant rates for extra ratlons.
ana that they were beFthed over horse
stalls where the heat and odor were I'M
bearnbie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE.

OMAHA. Neb.. November l2.-congress-
man David II. Mercer. who has just been
reelected In the Second district FOR his
fourth term. Is announced as a candidate
for United States Senator 10 succeed Sem
ator Allen or Senator Thurston
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
old FRAME HOTEL WAS
VER|1ABLE FIRE TRAP.
FOUR PEOPLE BURNED TO DEATH.
ONE MISSING And MANY
FATALLY INJURED.
| GUESTS COMPELLED TO JUMP.
WILL NOT BE KNOWN TILL WRECK
AGE is CLEARED AWAY HOW
MANY LOST THEIR LIVES.


Hemmed in by flames in the upper stor-
les of the Clifford House, an old frame
structure that burned like finder, a
number of persons were burned or suf-
located, to death; others leaped from
windows and suffered the loss of limbs
and other Injuries from which some
died, while scarcely one of the forty
five or more sleeping guests in the
place got out without injury and none
saved anything but the night clothes
that were worn at 1880 when the
alarm was given.
Four are known to be dead, one is
missing, three are fatally injured and
more than twenty are burned or other
wise hurt. In the halls of the hotel a
dozen or more persons were overcome
by heat and smoke and this leads to
the belief that the loss of life will be
much greater than is now known.
There was a number of unregistered
guests at the place. .s,
The casualties SO far reported are
as follows:
DEAD.
Berry, Curley, Poplar Bluff.
Park, Heck, Doniphan, Mo.
DeHart, shelby, Poplar Bluff.
Owens, Bebecca, Poplar Bluff.
MISSING.
Eugene Dalton, Hot Springs, Ark.
FATALLY INJURED.
Eta Hargrove, Poplar Bluff; both
legs broken, internally injured by
jumping from third story window;
Winslow Stowe, Tebbessee; unidenti-
fed woman. Seriously injured: T..
A. Smith, Poplar Bluff, terribly burn
ed about the face and hands; Barney
Pernaud, DeSoto, Mo-, hands and face
burned; Charles Stradley, Poplar Bluff,
bruised and burned; Mrs. Benjamin
Shelby, Poplar Bluff, back injured,
burned and bruised; Pink Berry, Elmer
Frashear, James Upchurch, Poplar
Bluff, severely injured.
About a dozen that We're shgntly
burned or received bruises in trying to
escape from the building.
Only one person, the Waterman, was
awake in the hotel, when the fire start
ed and he was unable to warn the
guests, for the flames had spread SO fast
that he was driven from the building.
Escape for every one on the second and
third stories was cut off and the fire
department was unable to give them
any assistance Here the deaths oc-
Cured and in jumping from windows
the others were hurt. There were many
acts of heroism in the rescue of women
and a number of guests had very mar
row escapes, several having their hair
and eyebrows singed. 1t WI be several
days before the number of dead is
known
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
SMALLp0X IN PARIS.

PARIS. November 12.-There have
been some isolated cases OF smallpox
reported in the various districts OF Pa
rls and the perfect OF police has issued
a notice advising the Inhabitants TO be
yaccinated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
BULL FIGHTERS TURNED BACK

NEW YORK. November 12.-Three
Spanish bull fighters who arrived here to-
day en- the steamer Ems, en- route to
Mexico. were refused permission TO land
because they had no money, and the board
Of inquiry held that they were likely to
become public charges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
FOOT BALL.

The c. E. FRANKIE Rag Time foot ball
team would like to arrange a game
with the Buckeye Juniors, of Bellaire,
to be played Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock atsthe odd base ball park. If
accepted answer through this paper as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
A Six-Round Go.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November -.
Jack OBrien, of this city, had the bet
ter Of Jimmy Handler of Newark, N.
j., tonight in a six round fight at tle
Penn Art Athletic club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
ARMOR PLATE AWARDS.
Secretary Long About Ready to Make
Them-ArmOr Companies Have
Made Concessions.

Made IOncesstOnS.
WASHINGTON, November 12.-Sec-
rotary Long practically has arranged
the basis of the awards of armor for
the battleships. Several small details
were kept open by the ordnance bureau
for the secretary's personal considera-
tion. These will Immediately be dis
posed of and the awards announced in
the course Of day or two. The armor
companies have made considerable coma
cessions from their original bids at the
secretary's instance and it is believed
at the department that the terms upon
which the contracts will be awarded
will be found generally satisfactory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13
VISITING WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. November lz-Admirai
Richard commanding the French squad
ron now Ca American waters and bis starr,
accompanied b. AR Thiebaut the French
charge danaireE. called at the Navy De-
par tment to-day to sec Secretary Long.
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Bir Fire for a small Town.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., November H.
Fire at East Palestine, Ohio, has de-
stroyed property valued at s65. 600. The
heaviest loser is James s. kerbaII, WHO
estimates bis loss at $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13

A slightly shopworn Pease Piano at
a very, low price.
F. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13

We have a secondhand Upright
Steinway Piano. ebonized case. in fine
condition. For sale at a bargain.
F. W. BANNER co.
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WHAT we GUARANTEE NJ l. S. r. No. ? WILL CUR

OF the Bad
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fro SYST Cancer and Cauceru Germs
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Address m. l. S. r. Co Toledo O.
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HARDEST GAME OF THE SEASON,

o-night-Rough Riders VS.. Terminus.
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BOWLING.
Musee League.
Wheeling League.

To-night-Brunswick VS.. Blue Ribbons.
The sun., 1900-10-25
STAMPEDE NARROWLY
AvERTED 1T THE
OPERA HOUSE
Fire BrOk4 Out in Building
Next Door to the
Theatre.
OFFICERS PREVENT PANIC
News of Fire Reached but Few Peo-
pie in the Big Crowd in the
Theatre. Fire Was
Slight One and Soon
| Extinguished.
OFFICERS PREVENT PANIC

The police narrowly averted stampede
at the Bry an mt citing last night a fire
broke ont in the attic OF the building Nm.
Sl2 Market street next to the theatre
shortly before IL O'Clock
The news reached the great Gro wd in
the hallway of the Opera House but that
Il did not become generally known to
those in the auditorium as due to tie
C )olness Of the police aud ushers.
Some persons started TO leave the
theatre hurriedlv bu5 stampede was
avoided and many lives saved. Word
was passed around in the 'rridor that
the fire was at Eighth and Ship!ey streets
Officers Cornish, Payne, Arneii, heill1
and Detective McNev observe grea
credit Tor the way III. " handled the
immense crowd and prevented a catass
trophe.
10 keep people from becoming suspi
cious women in the gallery were askec
to leave to avoid the rush and did so
This relieved some of the crush and les
sened the danger ola probable panic.
The damage bv fire was slight. Th
second ana third story Of the building
was occupied by William Blaknay ant
the attic was used as storage room. TIT
| fire had first broken out at 8 30 o'clocl
10 the evening and some buckets o
water had been thrown on it and it wa
thought to have been extinguished, bu
had broke out again.
The sun., 1900-10-25
AN INTERESTING WEDDING.
Miss Scott, Evangelist, Well Known
Here, Will be Married Tonight

WilmingtonianS are taking great in
tcrrSt in the coming nuptials of Miss
Cathurnc 5. Scott of 2l34 East Orleans
street. Philadelphia, an evangelist who
is well known in this city and Rev.
George III. Brocnng. ID. d.. pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church of Mill
willie. y. j.. who is Il brother of Mrs. j.
Harper Carver Of No 1905 West Ninth
street this city.
Miss Scott has held services in this
city and Rev Brocning has preached
hero On il number Of occasions
The interest III the wedding is moi
only due to The popularity of the con
tractin= parties lui also 20 the fact oi
Miss Scott giving nj work ms "vcn-rl
isl in which she has had pronounced
success and for which she has trHyellcr
| llhr world over.
! me wedding will take place this even
| ing at o'clock in the Dlivet Prc>byt"r
| ian Church. wcnty-secund and Mt. Yer
tnhl streets. Itcy. William Main Slrll
ipa>tu' al lha First Presbyterian Churrl
i this city will lie hest man. Il" brid'
twill hc attended by the following brides
maids: Misses Elsie Xicber Strarly
| Olive Beatty. May jackson of l'hiladel
! phia and Oscilcc Mnginnis Of Bcrwyn
Pa.
The bride will he attrcd in white
duchess satin. trimmed with lace, an'
the bridal veil will be trimmed Will
orange blossoms. The bridesmaids vii
wear dresses of pink silk muslin and vii
carry chrysnnthemumS and roses.
The sun., 1900-10-25
JURORS DRAWN.
The Petit Jury for November Term OF
County Court.


Petit jurors We're drawn for the Noy-
etnhrr term as follows:
lpp~luinimnk- Thomas j. Green.
Charles =. Naylor. James Il. Cochran.
William l.. Reynolds, Nor
decai LuI'ty.
Blundywinc-.Iacob Barlow, james
Dempsey, ST., Lewis Harvey.
Christana-.ioseph Russell, Edwin Il.
Banks, w. Lewis Dilworth
st. Gcorgcs-John w. Wiest, q. Lind
Isey Cochran, George I. Moore.
Mill Creck-Thomas McClary, Calvin
q. Talley.
New Castlc-Gcorge Allen Smith,
Frank Il. Carlin, Joseph Mcknight.
Pcncader-Arthm Atwell, William II.
Barnett.
Red Lion-William II. IIusfelt, j.
Fletcher Kane.
White clay Crpek-Waltcr +. Smalley.
William w. Cannon. William q. Cur
rinder.
Wilmington-WInam II. Blake. Aug
llst HicrmHn. Frederick Mammcle,
.ialncs VI. Griffin.
The sun., 1900-10-25
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION.
Republican Committee is Investi-
eating Case and Will Issue
Warrants.

The Republican First District Com
mtter is frrreting eases Of illegal regis
tGltion by Democrats on last Saturday.
The following names are given ont by
the chairman about which there iSatues-
tinn as to the legality Of their entries:
William O'Donncll registered from
No. Ala Lombard street. Mrs. Sullivan
lives there, and from her the informa-
tiom was obtained that no such person
lives there.
George Gutheric il registered from
No. 304 Lombard street. 4 family of
are no mon in it.
Charles Taylor is registered from No
1903 East Second street No such man
lives at the address. The house is oc-
cupicd by Alfred Barr, who does not
know him.
J Anthony Litch, registered from No.
301 Fast Second street, cannot be- found
AT that place, nor is he known there.
Joseph Kristenbaum, registered from
No. IA East Front street. Max Dcitch
| lives there, but does not know Kristen
baum.
| Henry Prince is registered from No.
2O6 Poplar street Mt which place he is
not known. y family Of the name Of
Connolly lives there.
Benjamin Iacks is registered from No
215 King street. This man has been in
the State only two months.
William Phillips is Registered from No
liz East Second street. lie has beer
i'll the State only ten months.
Charles II. Smith. David X. Snitl
and John lIoStlcr are all registered IRON
the Merritt House. ut Front and Frcncl
streets. Charles IL. camp to Dcawar,
on July 81, and the other Smith ON July
p. lIostler came into the State on Ma!
%.
Chairman Billany said yesterday tha
warrants will be sworn out for clcl
man, and those who can be found vii
be arrested.
For those who cannot he found th
warrants will he put in the hands Of tn
election officers. who will arrest the mel
should they attempt to vote On Novenl
bcr G.
The sun., 1900-10-25
ACADEMY MASS MEETING.
Men Formerly Democrats Will Adj
dress Republicans.

The meeting to be- held at the Acad.
envy Of Music on Monday evening next
under the auspices of the Veteran Pat
trlotic League Of Delaware, will be ad-
dressed by Generals Horatio C. King,
Robert B. Beath, and ST, Clair Mulhol-
land
1t is significant fact that the speakers
are all former Democrats but they argne
that the repubic would be endangered
by the election OF Bryan, and are urging
all veterans an d their sons TO preserve II
by voting for Mckinley and Roosevelt.
The sun., 1900-10-25
Many AnpIiCants.

Judge Of the Municipal Court r. Il.
Cochran. .Ir.. is overrun with applica-
'ions for the position of clerk of the
court now held by $. s. Adams. Among
the applicants are George j. Kloberg,
city trcasurprS clerk; Charles II. Ten
WecgeS, city registrar; Harry Graham.
health officer; Charles Il. Bird, of the
Union Transfer Company. Mr.. Adams
also desires to be rcnppointed