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Evening journal., 1900-09-03

Medium Here are sui
among our su
Weight mer stock at evet
price that are &C
Suits weights, that "a
can wear all + !
and at the price are big b, ?
gains, 5000, $500, $Ic.'
$12 90 and $I5.o 90, all VIC
10 per cent. off. Plentyl,e,
medium weight among Y
trousers at $500, 81. n
So. 90, $500 and IS 90, wy
10 per cent. of. Boys ki2"
pants at SOC, 15c. and $Il
with 10 per cent. off. Boie
school suits at 81 90, ST.
and $500, with 10 per ce
of. Boys long pants ST
at $500 and SO. 50, with
per cent. off. The new
and winter weights are &C
ing and crouding us
room and this is the time
buy if you can use
clothing. /
Closed evenings at 6 q,
cept Saturday. !
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
Basin Stars VS.. Independence

In a game of ball on Saturday after
noon the Basin Stars defeated the Inde-
pendonce Colts by score Of 20 to 10.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
A. O. H. Gives a PICNIC

Division No. G, Ancient Order Of Hi
.bernians, gave largely attended pic
mic in Bavarian Park on Saturday
might.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
TO omen New Colored schooI

On September 10 Sisters of st. Fran
els viii open a day school for cOlored
children at Eleventh and Walnut
streets.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
Court House omcers Clnsed

The offices Of the clerk Of the peace
registry in chancery, and register OF
wills IN the Court House are closed.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
V. W. d. A. DIrectors Moi

At No. sos King street this afternoon
at o'clock, a meeting Of the board of
directors of the Young Womens Chris
tian Association will be held.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
BASEBALL RECORDS.
Standing of Clubs In Race For Ma
tIoBaI League pennnnt
sArURDAY's NATIONAL IFAoUE

At Brooklyn Brooklyn. o; Philadelphia
p At BostOn-Ncw York. 10, Boston 4
At Chicago-First game: Ehicago. b
Cincinnati, J. Second game: Chicago g.
Cincinnati, 4. At Pittsburg 90 inningg-
Pittsburg 2; ST. Louis, J.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03

At Shellpot Park to-day a number of
unions Of the United Labor League are
holding a picnic. An interesting pro-
gram of sports has been arranged. -.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
DIAMOND bRUG CO., 84W B'way, NJ Y.

DR.. John McGlade. Of Mt Zion, Mo-, says:
In all my thirty years practice / have never
found anything TO compare with DIAMOND
DIGEST TABLETS in Gastric Ulcers, Dyspepsia
and Catauh Of the Stomach and Bowels and
they surely deserve the endorsement Of every
physician in the land.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
NOT ice

What a help good Printing is to your
business. Good, clean-printed matter
makes the first and lasting impression
on those with whom you want to do
business.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
Penny Headache Cure

Ask your druggist for STRoNc's PENNY
HEADACHE TABLETS, or send &C. stamp
for FREE Sample Package.
Remember that Diamond Digest
Tablets are positively guaranteed to
cure any case of DYSPEPSIA and restore
the bowels and liver to natural action
in two weeks or money refunded.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03

The show billed for Shellpot Park
this week is one of the best that has
been here this Summer The program
includes Jerome and Alexis. the we'll
known lizard and frog; the La Vines.
Fred Richmond and Reta and Curtis.
In their musical act Burton and Mat
tnews close the bill The park will
close so far as shows are concerned.
on September 10.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
0 u R

Work has always been satisfactory, be-
cause no job leaves our place that is
not strictly first-class. We are pre-
pared to do
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
JACKSONIAN BANQUET
At Omaha, Tonight, to be More
Than an Ordinary Affair.

At Omaha, Tonight, to be More
Than an Ordinary Affair.
OMAHA, Neb., January THE an
nual banquet of the Jacksonian club,
which occurs tomorrow night, viii be
a function of more than usual impor-
lance, for, in addition to list OF
speakers of national reputation, VIM J.
Bryan will open his campaign for the
presidential nomination The banquet
will be held in the main dining room
of the Paxton hotel, and it is expected
there will be not less than four hun
dred guests in attendance. The club
will give a reception at its headquart-
ers from 3 to o'clock in the afternoon,
and the banquet viii begin at 9 O'Clock.
G. VI. Hitchcock, editor OF the Omaha
World Herald, will be POSTMASTER.
Among the toasts will be:
imperialism" Congressman e. w.
CARNAGE, OF Memphis; Democracy,
What It Stands For" Ex-Governor
Hogg, Austin, Texas; "Our Nation, :"
w. J. Bryan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08

FRANKFORT. KY, January 7.-Re-
publican leaders who are on confiden-
tial terms with Governor Taylor, init
mated tonight that the Republican
contestees may not quit the fight in
the event the Legislature and the State
contest board vote to seat Goebel and
the other Democratic contestants.
They have by no means given up hope
that they will win in the Legislature,
but are taking time by the forelock
and looking around for other moves
in case Goebel should win. 1t is gem
orally believed they will seek to raise a
federal question and take the case into
the United States Court. One of the
questions which could be raised, they
claim, would be on the ousting of
Lieut.. Governor Marshall as presiding
officer of the joint assembly in the
event of adopting of the rules as pass
ed by the Senate yesterday, and also
on the prospective unseating of Repub-
lican members of the Legislature.
The House will tomorrow take up
the information filed in the Senate Sat-
urday, charging Whallen and Ryan
with attempting to bride Senator Har-
rell in the governorship contest, to-
gether with the resolution providing
for joint investigating committee
The resolution is practically certain to
anti-Goebel leaders say they cannot
afford to defeat an investigation.
though they regard the whole affair as
inspired by politics. The fight over
the rules will not come up till Thurs
day, and this is expected to furnish
something like test of the Goebel
and anti-Goebel strength in the lower
branch. The Republican leaders adj
nit that the adoption of the rules az
sent over from the Senate will be a
very serious blow to the minority.
Senator Barrett, chairman of the Re-
publican joint caucus, has called that
caucus to meet tomorrow night to
nominate a candidate for Senator.
Former Governor w. o. Bradley will
be the nominee. He will probably be
named by exclamation. His nominal
ton is the result of a peace which has
been declared between the Republican
factions, one OF which was headed by
the Ex-Governor and his appointees.
the other by Minister W. Godfrey HuE-
ter, Senator Deboe, Governor Taylor
and all of the national administration
leaders in Kentucky.
Representative Orr. Democrat, has
prepared bill, which he will intro
duce Tuesday, repeating the Goebel
election commission law and providing
for bipartisan commission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
of the Building Trades Council 10
Open To-day.

of the Building Trades Council 70
Open To-day.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, January T.
The annual convention Of the National
Building Trades Council opens in this
city tomorrow. and will continue
throughout the week. Sixteen diner
ent trades unions are represented In
the council and the membership II
nearly 100000
The report Of the general secretary
and treasurer. II. w. Steinbiss, OF st.
Louis, Mo-, will recommend that an ef-
fort be made to enforce an eight hour
day in every city. As TO Chicago, the
report will say that in case OF a lock-
out which Is improbable, the council
assuming the work OF the contractors.
Steps viii probably be taken towards
the organization OF a conference
board to prevent strikes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
In Favor Of Beers.

PITTSBURG, Pa. January Tan
Pro-Boer movement was started here
by the Ancient Order OF Hibernians.
This organization held special meet
ing to-day and made arrangements for
a mass meeting to be held in Old City
Hall within week.
The meeting is to be non-sectarian
and all friends Of the Beers are In
vited to be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
sfrIke of Lahnrera

TRENTON, N. j., January Fifty
laborers employed in the RoebIina
wire mills struck last night against a
reduction In their wages. The boys
had been receiving seventeen hours
pay for twelve hours work on Satur~
day nights and were cut down to r.
teen hours pay. The strike Is stiu on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
A Kentucky Prediction.

CHICAGO. January 7.-Urey woodson,
of Kentucky National Democratic Com
mftteeman from that State. and a MEM
Der of the ways and means committee
who came to Chicago to attend the Jack
son banquet. said:
''Mr. Goebel viii be in possession Of the
Governors office between January 18th
and February LIST. Senator Blackburn,
and not Mr.. Goebel. is the man who In
sisted on carrying the contest up to tina
Legislata1re',
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
one HUNDRED AND TWENTY CAPTURED.
British Have Also Retreated from
the Town of DOrdreCht.
DISASTER TO FIRST SUFFOLK REGIMENT.
Col. Watson Wounded and Sew
enty Men Are Prisoners.

The Boer Forces Have Made a Determined and Well
Sustained Assault Upon Gen. Whites Army, at
Ladysmith, and the Latest Telegram from the
Commander is: "An Hard Pressed -Generel
Butler Powerless to Afford Relief, Although He
Made Demonstration at Colenso-Detais of the
Result are Not Yet at Hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
EXTREME GRAVITY
OF SITUATION
IS FULLY REALIZED BY THE
LEADING LONDON PAPERS THIS
MORNING.
OMINOUs FORBODING GENERAL
AND 1T IS sURMISED THAT LADY
SMITH WILL FALL.

Big storms Again Flooded the
TugeIa River and Gen. Joubert
Seized the Opportunity to At
tack Ladysmith, knowing that
Gen. Butler Could not Come to
the Rescue-A Great Scare in
Cape Town Itself, and Elaborate
Precautions Taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
SHARP LITTLE AFFAIR
In which Americans Had Three
Killed and Twenty Wounded.

Killed and Twenty Wounded.
MANILA, January 7.-11:30 p. H.
Reconnaissance out of linus, Cavite
province, this morning, resulted in the
loss of three Americans killed and
twenty wounded. The enemy's loss is
estimated at sixty killed and eighty
wounded.
Col. Birkheimer, with a battalion OF
the Twenty-eighth volunteer infantry,
advanced toward Noveleta- Major
Taggart, with two battalions OF the
same regiment, moved toward Perez
Das Marinas. A part of the Fourth
infantry was engaged south of linus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS
INTIMATE THEY WON'T ABIDE BIZ
LEGISLATIVE DECISION ON
GOvERNORSHIP.
THEY MAY CARRY THE fight
INTO THE UNITED STATES COURT
ON SOME PRETExT.

The Whallen and Ryan Bribery Case
VIII Be Taken Up i'm the House
To-day ON the Information Filed
i'm the Senate Saturday--RerubIi-
can Caucus CaIled-A Democratic
Prediction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
GEN. FRENCH SENDS MEAGER DETAILS

hat Wa Very emf a Serf Engl Back
LONDON THE office
ForesierWalker, commanding
January
The situation is much the
that serious accident has happened the First battalion
regiment.
hand
night against
Lieut. Col
wounded
remainder held their
commando made the attack
fifty killed. beside prisoners
mand wasd dispersed"
No
Cen
earlier dispatch report Gen
of
of
missing
regiment has been
replace the First battalion of the Suffolk affairs
without alteration
leave Coesberg day by day
heavy"
Continued
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
BULLETIN: !.

BULLETIN
7GeneaI French accident"
to Suf
was a
Officer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
GEN. WHITE HARD PRESSED.
a Determined on Ladysmth aturd



Cen.
Camp
THE following received White
January 6th IL m-Attack continues and
south
January 6h 125 mIIave present
l
probable.
failed
tomorrow"
Butler the following Frere Camp, dated
This from White dated Saturday S15 m.
Attack pressed
81 absolutely and there is
White O'Clock
tooko o.
81 sent all available troops yesterday to make demonstration
Colenso The trenches there all occupied by the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08

WASHINGTON. January 7rre~..~u
Penusy lvaT5a-Fasr and cooler Marfnv.
fair Tuesday: high noruhweaterly windz
Ohio ard West vsrrirsa--rare.+e,.,,~
Monday: fair Tuesday colder Nssy,sla~~
afternoon or night: brisk soetthxe~ferfy
wtnds becoming n0rthwestexly. ana
Dir G. Schnepf the Opera HORSE a~z,w-
1st, made the following observation q
Tho Eezner Yesterday. I a. m n. a
N, p: ~ M, b. .. m-. S.. & M Il
Weather-Ch&nxeatl& =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-08
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The age-herald., 1900-08-21
ODDS DROPPING FAST
Va shinston Times.

From the WaSTinSloH liihcS'
 While the modern political history of the country shows that the average Wall street man knows very little about the drift of national sentiment still it is regarded as significant sign of the times that since July 5 the odds on the Presidential election have been hammered down in Wall street from to 1 to 2h to 1. Immediately after Bryan's nomination betting started at a lively rate among the Wall street gam blers at the odds mentioned. These odds prevailed for a week or two and then dropped to to l, then to 1. An abun- dance of Democratic money went begging yesterday at the new rate-21a to 1 in favor of Mckinley One of the Wormsers, who has been acting as the commissioner for a syndicate of big Republicans, conven- iently was out yesterday whenever a Bry- an bettor called to take bet from him In recent campaign has there been such a sudden drop in betting odds at the cor responding period of the fight. The causes directly assigned for this are many Not the least among them is the hearty, ring ing endorsement of the Democratic ticket and platform by the convention of anti imperialists at Indianapolis. Another is the favorable prospect of harmony in the Democracy of New York, together with the apparent certainty that Platt will nominate some machine man to lead the Republican forces in that State. It was reported in Washington yesterday that t1ere .., now irY this city a well known Western business man en route to New York with big pool made up by coterie of rich men in St. Louis, Chicago, Denver, Kansas City. and Omaha to bet in New York on the general result at the prevailing odds. The Vest erner will look up MT. Wormser as saa,. es he strikes the metropolis, which will not be later than Monday, and take all the bets the New Yorker wants to make on McKin- ley at 2ts to 1 with the money Wormser is said to control from a syndicate of big Republicans. It is said that two of the largest contributors to the pool the Vest erner is carrying to New York were Col Nose Wetmore of St. Louis and "Dave" Moffatt, the banker, miner and railroad man of Colorado. Presumably, when this Western money strikes New York there will immediately be another heavy slump in the betting odds.
The age-herald., 1900-08-21
AN EVENING

By Elizabeth Janette Cooper. The sun sinks slowly mong feecy clouds
 of splendor Parting from the day with smiles so sweet
 and tender; Tinting earth and sky with a dainty golden
 light. As if sweetly turing on shadows of the
 night, On dimpling waters cool rest drowsy lilies
 fair, While giving with bounteous hand their fragrance to the air, And the woods murnur softly as they gen.
 tly come and go, The leaves trembling shyly as they whis- per sweet and low. Twittering low and pEaintive is the song
 birds latest call, Then gently, oh, so gently, comes suil- ness over all.
 =. softly from the hilltops fade mellow bars of gold, Anu Night, with tender grace, wraps all within her fold
The age-herald., 1900-08-21
in the Fifth District.

The contests for nominations are not de- termined in the First and Fifth Congress sional districts of the state, but in the oth- CT seven districts results are as we'll set tied now as they will be in November.
 In the Fifth district at least care should be taken against a possible unseating of the choice of the district. The district contains heavy negro vote, and If the white vote be not fully boiled efforts simi- lar to those of Mir Aldrich in the Fourth district are both possible and probable In case the Republicans control the organiza- tion of the House. They are fighting hard for majority, and expect but slender one, and in that event they will unseat warns the Fifth district in particular against this possibility.
 The nominee of the Democrats of the district should be the man who can poll the largest possible white vote in it. He should, moreover, be a man who can de- fend his seat in Washington in the most effective manner. The Republicans will put up man who will assail his title If they see a loophole in the Democratic vote. They did not make an earnest fight in 1898, but they may change their tactics this year A divided or apathetic white vote in the Fifth district should certainly be avoided this year. The nominee of the Democracy should be free from objection able points and full of individual merit and strength.
The age-herald., 1900-08-21
Foundation of New York.

Old New York has risen from popuia- tion of 1,515,3A in 1890 to a population of 2.O5o,0O0 in 1900. Greater New York has risen to a,427,2 POP in 1900. The new city had claimed only s,6oO,0OO prople, and Director Merriam very nearly allowed it's claim. The gain in ten years has been 37.9 per cent, a handsome gain, and one that the great city should be satisfied with.
 It is pretty well settled that old New York would have beaten Chicago by from $50, 900 to 100000
 eve have not" says the Chicago Inter- Ocean, "traveled at our old gait" and the result is the gap between old New York and Chicago is nearly as large as 1t was ten years ago.
 Tn considering the population of New York it should always be remembered that 1t cannot scoop in all the population that belongs to it, as Chicago has done. On ac- count of a State line if not of a foreign State. fully 100000 New Workers living in Jersey City, Newark, Paterson. Elizabeth and hundred smaller towns. all within twenty miles of New York;s city hall, caIl-
The age-herald., 1900-08-21
A DISCORDANr NOTE

From the Huntsville Mercury.
 The Confederate Veterans of New Orleans have registered a protest against the pro- posed attendance of General John B. Cor don upon the Grand Army meeting at Chi cago next month. They expressed no unknd Republic, but recalled the recent incidents of the Atlanta meeting, in which Command CT Shaw displayed some sectional feeling, and deprecated such occurrences.
 It is unfortunate that the Confederate Veterans should have attempted to pre- scribe the action of General Gordon. He has accomplished more in the matter of restoring good feelings between the sections than all other agencies combined, and his presence at Chicago would have been con- ductive of good. He has peculiarly forcible methods of presenting the southern side of the question and has made friends for this section among men who could not have been approached in any other manner than by distinguished leader of the south ern army.
 It is too late now to protest against Gen. eral Gordon attending the Chicago meet ing. He has promised to go and will keep his word. His record furnishes one of the most splendid pages of southern martial history, and whatever he does in Chicago will reflect credit upon the land the people he loves so we'll
The age-herald., 1900-08-21

not be annexed This million live in Jer- sey .and thrive from New Yorks growth and prosperity. Soon they will ride in each morning over a bridge or through a tun- be as close os those of the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn are now. If the city, the total population would exceed 4.OOO000
 In 1891 London had 4.2Sl, 431 population, and as it's growth is about 5O,OOO year, 1t now numbers about 4,75o0OO, and is beyond Yorn is the second city in the worlds list. Paris had 2.596.S34 population in lS9l and neighborhood of S,0OOOOO, which makes it the third city in the world. Berlin had l. 671,51 population in 1895, and is now No. 4. Chicago has about 1,S00,OOO people, and is No. ,. The population of Asiatic cities is too much involved in guessWork to be taken into consideration, and the rank of the first five cities of the world is beyond reasonable question. The Big Five are in order: London, New York, Paris Berlin and Chicago. Two of the five, it will be observed, are American cities and three of them Anglo-Saxon.
The age-herald., 1900-08-21
TEDDY HAS A COUGH

I TcIl lue DdiliHiOIS ouH'
 An esteemed Chicago contemporary de- clares that the laryngitis, bronchitis or pharyngitis with which the Hon. Theodore Roosevelt has been suffering was the work of Mark Hanna. After the gallant Rough Rider made his "Democra -all-cow ards speech our contemporary says Mar GUS went posthaste to Oyster Bay, cursing and swearing vehemently as he went, and surreptitiously inoculated the Governor Vizier was to prevent any more such speeches. It is also suggested that 1t would have been prudent of MT Hanna to have inoculated Teddy with the microbes of writers cramp. There is no real evidence adduced by our Chicago friend to prove that MT Hanna gave Governor Roosevelt throat disease, but if the election returns of the state of Maryland in 1899 are care fully studied it may inspire a desire in MT. Hanna to cork up Rough Rider. elo- quence. The strenuous Governor made a be tracked in the election returns by the decreased Republican and the increased Democratic vote which he left in his wake. It is announced that he will make speech in Baltimore during this campaign. great many Democrats will naturally go to hear him, and if he tells them that Dem ocrats stand for dishonesty at home and cowardice abroad he will doubtless afford much pleasure to those Maryland Demo- crats who believe in imperialism and ex- pect to vote for it's exponent. There don't seem to be many of them, but they will enjoy being told that they are towards and dishonest