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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
ReInire Briefs.

Squire Mason was at fishing camp
down the river yesterday.
Hon. f. B. Armstrong was in the
city yesterday on business.
Quite number from this city con-
tinue to go to Epworth Park.
Geo. Moore will leave this week for
North Carolina in the interest OF his
health.
Justice Alum and John Fish left yes
terday for Epworth Park To spend sew
eral days for their health.
Mrs. Geo. Keller. who was seriously
injured by glancing shot in her eye
some time ago, is in very serious
condition.
Bellaire is very quiet Almost every
one is away and those at home are
keeping very still. This situation has
caused news to be quite dull.
The lawn fete given by the young
ladies of st. Johns church in the Rev.
Father Werhle's yard. was largely at
tended and an enjoyable time was had
by all.
The case Of Miss Kelley vs. The
Wheeling Street Railway Company
was heard yesterday before Squire
Mason. who reserved his decision un-
til later.
There is a good chance for an invest
ment in this city in the way Of build
ang new houses. as there vii soon be
200 workmen coming in here to 90 to
work in the Century Glass Company
Houses will be in demand and there
Will be few TO furnish Why would it
not be good investment to build
houses for these new corners.
Council met last night and ordered
the B. & o., c. e p and B. 2. G. g.
railroads 10 place lights on their tracks.
and that same should be done immed-
lately. They also appointed the fol-
lowing as decenial land appraisers.
John Steger. Q. P. Mason. r. e. Clev-
enger. A. w. Burns, II. N. Mercer ana
G. p. Leasure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
A COMMON SENSE VIEW.

To the Editor of the Register
Sir:-It occurs to me. and it has
doubtless occurred to many other citi-
zens. that a superintendent in charge
of the water department of a city as
large as Wheeling should have some
understanding and appreciation of the
fundamental principles of hydrostatics
and hydrodynamics. For instance, why
did Mr.. Oliver, presumed to be a cap
able man, undertake to make changes
in the water works force main with
that main full of water? Are there
no valves on the line, that could have
been shut down, here and there, thus
relieving the pressure? If there are
none, why not have allowed the water
in the pipe TO run out? Then he would
simply have had an empty pipe line to
deal with, and could have made what
ever repairs he pleased. filed his pine
from the pumps and gone on. He APP
pears to have kept his thirty-inch line
full of water, and attempted to hold
the head back with props while he
cut his line and put in new joints. He
might as well have tried to hold back
a landslide. l now see they are going
to build a stone wall to hold some
thing presumably another line
full of water. If my friend Oliver will
empty his pipe line, he can then make
what ever changes or repairs he pleases
and nothing will blow out or give way
if the work is properly done. His
pumps will then hold the water back"
after they start filing the pipes, same
as usual. and he won't need a stone
wall. OBSERVER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
LOU SWABACKER.
Wbeeling Re9ister
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

To the Memory of the Late Honor
able A. w. Campbell, Member of
the Board of Trustees OF Bethany
College.
1t is with deep sorrow and regrets
that we are called upon to record the
death of this distinguished alu1nmus
and honOred member of the Board OF
Trustees of Bethany College, and to
strike from the list the name OF one
who for so many years has been asso-
ciated with us in counsel and in en-
deayOr for the interest of this institu-
ton. We recognize the worth and
weight OF his character, so potent with
us in our work as a board of trustees,
and we deeply realize the loss we have
sustained, in remembering that his
place among us is vacant and shall be
known no more forever. Therefore
Resolved, That in the death of Arch
ibald W. Campbell Bethany College has
lost constant friend and valued sup
porter of its interests, and that in par
ticular the board of trustees loses in
him friendly and wise coadiutor and
prudent fellow counsellor, whose wis
dom and moderation advised and
sought at all times the best and surest
foundations for the prosperity of
Bethany College, and that the memory
of his timely words and his high char
acter shall remain with us for our en-
couragement and further endeavor.
Also
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be presented to the family of
the deceased and recorded in the min
utes of the report of the Board of
Trustees; also that a copy of the same
be published in the Wheeling Register
and Intelligencer
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
]. J. BARCLAY,
mil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
BELLAIRE.
Budget of News From Our Belmont
County NeigbbOr.
New Glass City.

There are credited reports that q
number of glass houses from Indiana
will come back to the Ohio river in a
short time. Bellaire will offer these
prodigals many inducements to again
locate in this city, as those interested
in the coal lands are most anxious that
new Industries will be located here, and
to secure same they will not count ex-
pnese. The citizens have become
aroused and now see a chance to again
regain the old name OF Glass City. IT
is the duty OF every one to help this
boom along, and by 50 doing have more
factories in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
Christipn Services.

Christian services are being con-
Quoted by Elders Goodrich and Nc
Dowell at the Tabernacle, corner For
ty-first and Water streets. Interested
friend in attendance, and an awakening
manifest. These preachers talk gospel
and urge the necessity for Christs
commands being taught. Everybody
invited. Elder Goodrich speaks this
evening at 7:45.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

Miss Cora Bell is reported very III
at her home on Main street.
Joseph Weitzel, of Wheeling, was
visiting friends here yesterday.
Will Becker and Will Powell are Wis
iting relatives in Twilight, Brooke
county.
Riley Mccormick, an employee Of the
Riverside coke plant, is able to be
about again.
The storehouse being built by Hol-
derman Bros, in Upper Benwood, is
about half completed.
John Kinney, of Newark, Ohio, who
has been a guest at the home of James
Barrett, left yesterday for his home.
Charles Altmyer, of Wheeling. has
charge of O. O. Gates business during
Mr.. Gates absence in the mountains.
Jacob Albert, of Warrington, stop
ped over here on his way to. Barnes
vile. He is visiting Mrs. Charles
Fox
A party of Benwood boys hired
Fette's bowling alleys last night. Some
excellent individual averages were
made.
The Misses Francis and Anna Duley,
of Newark, who are visiting at the
home of Mr.. James Barrett, will return
home Thursday.
There will be no arc nor incandes-
cent electric lights on in Benwood to-
might on account of break in the
linz hot inn, obi ofn
pair.
The young son of Albert Altmyer of
South Benwood, who was so badly in
jured a short time ago by being drag
ged under Kelley & Sands wagon, is
improving rapidly. There is every
hope for his complete recovery.
Extraman Adwell Yost had quite an
exciting chase on Seventh street yes
terday. He arrested a tramp in Lower
Benwood, and while conducting him
to the police station the prisoner
broke away and ran towards the river.
After a lively chase Yost recaptured
his man.
The present issue of interest in Ben
wood is the effort of the Wheeling
Street Railway Company to remove
their lines to Kentucky Heights. The
survey for the proposed line has been
completed. The condemnation pro-
ceedings in the courts are being kept
quiet, but nevertheless the proceedings
are generally discussed in Central Ben
wood. This section of the town is
really the business centre, and the re-
moval of the tracks to the hillside
would most certainly detract from not
only the amount of business but would
depreciate the value of the property in
that section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
CHURCH OUTINGS.

The Thompson and st. Mary'a
Churches Each Picnic Thurs
day.
The Thopmson NJ E. Church, Of the
Island, will hold their annual basket
picnic tomorrow at Altamont Park,
near Mingo. There is plenty of shelter
to be found on the grounds in case of
rain. A train will leave Bridgeport at
1000 going, and returning leaves
Mingo at 1928. The distance from the
depot is short and can be easily
walked.
The St. Mary's Church, Of the South
Side, will picnic at Mozart Park to-
morrow. Many are expected to at
tend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
ostcopathy In Diseases of wome,

stands unexcelled. 1t is more compre-
hensive and secures better results than
the justly celebrated Thure- Brandt
Massage.
TRI- STATE OSTEOPATHIC INSTI-
TUTE, Tenth and Main streets.
Maid in attendance.
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be given in the afternoon. The Leroy
will carry the crowd down.
The HaxIctt Quotations.

The following New York quotations were
received yesterday by Howard Hazlett &
Son. National Exchange Bank Building:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

Riley Mccormick, an employee OF the
Riverside coke plant, is able to be
about again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

The storehouse being built by Hol
derman Bros, in Upper Benwood,
about half completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

John Kinney, of Newark, Ohio, who
has been a guest at the home of James
Barrett, left yesterday for his home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

Jacob Albert, of Warrington, STOP
ped over here on his way to. Barnes
vile. He is visiting Mrs. Charles
Fox
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

A party of Benwood boys hired
Fettes bowling alleys last night. Some
excellent individual averages were
made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

Charles Altmyer, Of Wheeling, has
charge of o. o. Gates business during
Mr. Gates absence in the mountains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

The Misses Francis and Anna Duley,
Of Newark, who are visiting at the
home of Mr.. James Barrett, will return
home Thursday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
BENWOOD.

Miss Cora Bell is reported very Ill
at her home on Main street.
Joseph Weitzel, of Wheeling, was
visiting friends here yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

The young son of Albert Altmyer, Of
South Benwood, who was so badly in
jured short time ago by being drag
ged under Kelley & Sands wagon, is
improving rapidly. There is every
hope for his complete recovery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25

Will Becker and VIII Powell are Wis
iting relatives in Twilight, Brooke
county
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
PORTO RICANS LIKE BRYAN.
Federal Party in ostracised Island
Has It's Say.

Federal Party in Ostracised Island
Has It's Say.
San Juan de Porto Rico, October
1.-The federal party, at it's conven-
ton at Caguas yesterday, passed res
olutions affiliating itself with the
demo-rrtic party in the United
States. a cablegram from w. J.
Bryan and J. X. Jones, chairman Of
the national democratic committee,
urging harmony, was read. Munoz
Rivera made q speech in which he
opposed the administration on the
ground that the Foraker bill is IN
satisfactory, and the Porto Ricans
desire n more Independent form of
government. The session will last
several days and the delegates will
nominate a commissioner for con-
gress. Ex-Governor Pattison, of
Pennsylvania, has returned from :
tour of the island and sails for home
today. Republican mass meetings
at San Juan has Endorsed the admin
istration and nominated candidates
for the house Of delegates.
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TuI'aulro,i= Tr1-. October 4.-The hall
En- which vas assembled .hp National As
sa-ratlr1 ~ Democratic Clubs was
tnrnr-ei urth people DURING the after
noon. Uri1siT 5000 reirr " sert. but as
the hour arpra1ctei Tor the advent Of
~ Bryan ~ O'Clock tie at=les were
f-ieI ard the ra,r -r-nuarH almost to
-r"on- After AH'1i stevenson had
concluded James r. ve~. -au ex-Craud
master 80 -kmH1 az rle Knights ~ Ia
ter. spoke dealing ulrh The v.n-tEn.-rsan
p q political =flrfuo.rl He said la
bo- is the four5a-i1u of liberty In al the
wa~If
There was a wi-f shout ~ greeting a
Nfr Bryan appeared. arT THIS soon do
ve'-ur1 into a demonstration. which con-
t-u-rt Fp- about SIX minutes until. in
deed. there was @ call COR cessation
from 1r- BRYAN himself. The srcech was
literally a-p'au7el ttrcurhnut and when
81 Eas concluded there w8s a rush In the
stage uu the part nr fnns. in the audi
ems who wished "a shake hands with
him ITe however. avoided this demon
str1tfru ana soon found his WAY hack to
MS hotel Mr. BRIAN spoke as follows:
sslrr- Chairman Ladies AMI Gentlemen
I am here not because am needed IAN
.rInu-e and lau-hrsrl. hut because Z want
- re and hecau-e I am glad to meet Won
Ogcuew.f appilueel You have heard
this afternoon from ms DISTINGUISHED
co--e1-ur On the ticke- who disputes the
-avlrc ~ Nestur when he rs1up.aincd
tnat thc gods dii mot rlve als things 20 a
man at the same slime. that the gods
withheld tile vi-ur - youth when they
gave tl. visions 10 age : thlnk vuu will
a=re- r.trh me that ru~ colleague Is able
g. corn -ue both the v-sor 20 youth with
the ui-'em ~ a--- CAu1lausal
.-Eut appreciate the work done and
ben. done and u be done by this as
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man that he received $4,000 for Insisting
upon the silver plank of the Kansas cry
platform. and ne said:
1T is hardly worth while to deny the
charge of 8. man who hides bellhu =
woman whose name he will not give. but
in order that the most INSCRIPTIONS re-
publican may have DO reason Tor repeat
ing the Charge j will say that it i an
suiutely false in every particular No one
ever offered, promised or gave mo M
sum or any other sum for urging that
plank or any other plank n'the Kansas
City platform or any other. platform 1
don't know anything of Mr.. knSman,
but it is said he IS a cousin of senator
Cuilcm and | do know something Of son
ator Cullom. The senator ought u know
v neither his cousin is trustworthy or not,
and If the senator will state over his own
signature that he believes what his cousin
says and IS willing to represent him IN an
Investigation of the charge | VIII make
Him proposition which VIII give him an
or ortunity to produce his evidence.
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THE DEMOCRATS DEMONSTRATE
Wellington, of Maryland, and Hogg,
of Texas, at Lincoln.

lincoln. Ncb.. october 3.-Following the
Roosevelt demonstration yesterday the
fusionists of Nebraska hald a counter
rally today. with Senator Wellington. of
MARYLAND. and Ex-Governor Hogg. Of
Texas. as speakers. rhe crowd In the
CITY was very large. Marching clubs es-
corted the speakers TO the state capitol
grounds where the afternoon meeting
was held. Governor HOgg confined his adj
dress to an answer of Governor ROosc-
welt. He accused the governor Of fiaunt-
ing the bloody shirt OF forty years acO
and denounced what he called the strict
ures passed on the national guard as
compared with the rough riders.
Senator Wellington spoke for nearly two
hours. He said he was still 4 republican
and differed with Mr.. BRYAN on the tariff
and money questions. hut was supporting
him because Imperialism was the issu.
of all others. and on that they agree.
Senator Wellington accused the president
of inducing him by false pretenses tc
vote to ratify tho treaty of Paris He
said he was opposed to the war with
Spain from the start and still believed il
was an unnecessary war. So far a.s Cuba
is concerned il is simply a changing Of
masters. and the last. ne said. Is worse
than the first
Senator Wellington and Governor Horc
spoke again tonight al an indoor meeting
TO crowded house.
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Speech Before Convention of
Democratic Clubs at In
dianapolis, Ind.
ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING
Bryan Again Turns the Force OF His
Logic on the Indefensible For
sign Policy of the Republic
can Administration.
Cochran peaks.

indianapolis. Ind. October 5-The city
~ indianapolis tonight presented scene
az lcrno-ratfc festivity. From the var
us buildings in the business portion
American flags and strcamers 81 bunting
were hung 10 the breeze. while prominent
among Oh. decorations portraits. framed
IN electric bulbs. OF distinguished leaders
- the democracy were displayed At ;
o'clock o. parade OF Az thu democratic
clubs and Delegates marched through the
streets while thoua lnJs Of people lined
tfe SIDEWALKS aud Cgcerad- The display
~ democratic enthusiasm VAS rendered
rlure rrstenLeus 10y the hundreds OF
Grerk fre candles burned along the city
th1r1 urhfares IN addition % the skyrock-
els and other fireworks in profusion The
city YVES entirely in the hands ~ the dem
ocrats- THE multiplicity 81 Transparent
cles in the parade and the various col
e--f uniforms - che different democratic
elul- adL-d greatly 90 the spectacular
tTlruGor ~ the occasion
The programme Tor tne opening session
of the convection MS officially announced.
Was ch1-.rl Just prior IN the hour OF
meeting I'-e-i5ent w. T. Hearst was ex-
r.erttF % D. present. q u-czlle. nut tel
scr.lr bed that Pee was on au4 unable 10
attend Ihe convention was therefore
called 90 ur1rr hv Senator James h.
F.~.e 40 r--msr nF tEe democratic ma
IEsrt U.a
INTRODUCED auI made su aisr ot wei
cone so .rE reas briefly responded 90 -
= b. E-c.. 80 Canton. Ohio Senator
Jones. fu sreala- til. couve ntian. said
-fu rhe rt.eerea 10 President Hearst.
vr. rne rr.#s s.f..ar .HilhsE detained from
tf meeting hate been rnlu'sted 10
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HANNA FAVoRS LYNCHING
McKinley's Political Director Refuses
To Make Predictions.

Chicago. October 1.-Senator Hanna.
chairman OF the republican national com
mittee, arrived from the east today.
ANY man who would put a straw IN
the way of settlement of the Great
coal miners strike now progressing i'm
PENNSYLVANIA should he taken To the near
est lamp post and hanged" said Senator
Hanna this afternoon. 81 don't want to
talk about the strike. | don't think that
ii should be mixed up in Il party or
political question, and should not be dis
cuSsed from political standpoint. No
one should be permitted to use II for
political capital 1t is the duty of every
man to do his utmost to end the de
plorable trouble. | am going to do every
thing i'm my power to win the election
of Mckinley and Roosevelt. and ! believe
we will win, too; but | will not give es-
Inmates OF states or predict aiOritics
j will remain in Chicago during the re-
mainder of the campaign and l will make
no speeches outside this city Here. how
ever. | may address the laboring men
several times. / like TO talk to the work
ing men. They can understand me and
understand them"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
DEMOCRATIC CHANCES GOOD.
Philadelphia Times VIII BE a Power
for BRYAN

for Bryan.
Philadelphia October 1.-(SnaciaI THE
effect OF the change in policy made by
The Philadelphia Tires in IT'S announce
meut editorially this morning. that It
would support Bryan and Stevenson. and
the whole democratic state ticket IS IA
re-. -F'a. 'rr1l ..~t- ,.a,. ~
te.crrams have been pouring into the edi-
tor of The Times, congratulating him on
the cl ange.
Janes X. Jones. chairman of the ma
tlonal democratic committee. was one Of
the first to wire his good expressions for
the success Of the payer I'm its new field.
National Committeeman Guffey. State
Chairman Killing and othe~ men of prom
hence In Pennsylvania. Delaware Mary
land and New Jersey, expressed their
good wishes. Vice Presidential Candi-
date Adlai Z. Stevenson sent his con-
gratulations early.
From tho news dispatches tonight Il -
learned that several democratic clubs In
New Jersey held special meetings and
raised resolutions commencing the action
of The Times.
Tie national managers Of the party say
that the effect of The Timess change IN
New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland viii
be to clinch the electoral votes Of those
states for Bryan and Stevenson. and that
in the state of Pennsylvania, y hich was
SO strongly republican four years ago,
the democratic party will have at least
lighting chance. 2hc local managers OF
the party have been calling on the pub
her of The Times all day long with
prCfuse good wishes for the success OF
the movement
Philadelphia. lying. as It does, on the
borders of the Sta-e. has never had "a rep
reese ntative democratic paper, and the ac-
tion of The Times will 20 far towards
Strengthening the party in these common
Woalths.
In the minds of the managers Of these
states there IS no doubt but that the vote
of New Jersey Delaware and Maryland
Will he found in the democratic column at
The November election.
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the democrats; there are very great
many people in these United States who
cannot be bought; and Bryan has good
fighting chance to win.
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HE DOES NOT KNOW KINGMAN.
Bryan Denies tatement Made by
CulIomY Kinsman.

Portage. Wis, October 5.-W. J. bry
ans attention was called to the statement
alieged to have been made by Mr.. King
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THE hRMOR PLATE
TRUST IN CONTROL
President and Secretary of
the Navy Afraid To De-
eide on Award
HELD UP UNTIL ELECTION

Reason Why There VIII Be No Con-
tracts Let For a Month OF So"
Did Long Get His Orders
from McKinley?-Star
Chamber Meetings.
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FRIDAY, SEPT. Is, 1900.
OF sELF-GovEnHMENr.
Only q Few Designing Filipino
Leaders Are Making the Mischief.

Only q Few Designing Filipino
Leaders Are Making the Mischief.
DR.. j. Sanger, formerly of San Fran
cisco, but for the past six years a,
practicing physician in Manila, is now
visiting Washington. He says:
IF Bryan is defeated at the polls i'll
November the Filipino rebellion wild
crumble away like a house of cards.
It is only kept alive by the hope that
the Democrats will be successful i'll
the November elections.
Of self-government than the American
Indians are capable of conducting the
government of the United States. The
Tagals are the only tribe that make
any pretense to education, and only
a. very small portion of them can read
and write. In point of numbers they
are one of the weakest tribes in the
Philippines, and as they are hated by
the other tribes there would be con-
slant war should the Tagals attempt
to govern the islands.
1.-THE desire for. elf-government is
confined to a few INSCRIPTIONS lead
ers, who would rob the country and
then escape to live in luxury in Paris
or some other European capital, while
the powers of the old world gobbled
up the islands. No one familiar with
the Philippine islands has the faintest
idea that a Filipino government is
even remotely possible"
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.541. 369 339 2.O42, $40. 81;
Could We Have Scuttled.

Could we, after freeing the Filipinos
from the domination of Spain, have
left them without power to protect life
or property Or to perform the interna-
tional obligations essential to an indie
pendent state? Could we have left
them in a state of anarchy and justi-
fed ourselves in our own consciences
or before the tribunal of mankind?
Could we have done that in the sight
of God and man ?--William Mckinley.