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sELT-cREArED DISABILITIES.
(Philadelphia Rccord.l


In the past ten years the shipbuilders
of Great Britain have launched ten
steel steamships for every one built
and launched in the United States. The
aggregate TONNAGE of the vessels built
greater than the tonnage of American
parity are not far to seek. Until very
recently steel steamships could be moro
cheaply constructed in British than
American shipyards; and the absurd
navigation laws of the United States
have discouraged shipowning. In or
der 10 meet foreign competition mer-
chants who wished to engage in inter-
national traffic were compelled to buy
their ships abroad and to sail them I'M
der the protection of foreign flags.
The navigation laws abide with us:
but 1t is no longer possible to build
steel vessels cheaper in Europe than in
America. All the raw material which
enters into the construction of Il steam
snip is cheaper in this market than in
any other. The proof of this lies in our
ability to export and sell such material
in foreign markets with profit. There
is an additional advantage in the fact
that we have cheaper coal with which
to create steam power.
Under such conditions the proposition
to eXpend in the next thirty years
SEQ, 100000 in the payment of subsidies
To American steamship lines contem-
plates what would. perhaps, be the
boldeSt raid upon the federal treasury
ever conceived or advocated by spoils-
men.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

the trouble to get acquainted with
every employe of the bank and learn
his habits. He can find out II he
wishes. how the banks employees con.
duct themselves, and without employ
Ing detectives, either. If bank direct
ors were more conscientious and solicit
tous in this direction, there would be
fewer great defalcations.''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
A MATTER OF PATRIOTISM.
Omaha Norld-HeraldD

NOIIIUHH w OFIU- FIeraId.J
OF course no one believes that n re-
preventative of this government bribed
an attache of the French army 10 re-
veal the secrets OF Il new French gun
1t would be far easier to believe that
some Frenchman tried to bride an
American representative to receive the
information
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HAVE DISCONTINUED
THE SOUTHERN
BELL TELEPHONE
THE LIST IS GROWING.

THE LIST IS GROWING.
For the information of the public the Vrgnian will
from day to day publish list of the of business houses
and residences that have discontinued the service of the
Southern Bell Telephone Company If you have dcontin
ued or intend to do please notify the Virgnian-P Pilot
The following list Of subscribers who have ordered their
phones out, has been furnished the Vrginian-Piot:
ARMSTRONG & BRA1NARD. state sos Main street.
'Hs s Corner d sEs a nd s Hand sas
a. bR1NFLEY & Co. grocers street.
CAPT j. NJ BURDEN Churchan Nicholson streets
W. BBB. Attorney at law 81 GRANNY sr.
T. H. BULL x co. Wholesale lumber Bldg
c. II. BULL. Residence
BAssErT. Muunor as ,,,,n s,.
j. L. BUNTING Grocer and ship cha nder
lumeor rooms 5ol-so citizens rak BLDG
IBRAMBLEToN IMPROVEMENTS
W. BROOKE co. Wholesale ave.
CAPT j. NJ BURDEN Grocer Church streets.
D. CARPENTER Furniture street
D. CARPENTER Residence
COPPER WORKS. s Bank street
coURT1AND LUMBER CO.. co2-so Citizens. Bank bu,a,rr
COLUMBIA PEANUT CO.. sosl1 Water street
CABIERs BAKERY &c Bank street
L. DAVIS Wholesale
GEORGE W. DEY SONS General Insurance
DozIER and otions Nanstr
DUNCAN BROS, Wholesale rset
r. j. Residence
j. Merchandise brokers' 1v,,or stroo
BRO, Hardware and Roanoke avenue
EGGLEsToN Insurance Haddin nburdin
E. FREEMAN nuacues Citizens Bank
merchants rs Roanoke avenue
H B. GooDRIDGE & CO, street.
T. W. GOODWIN
GROVES co. wholesale fruit and commission merchants
W. p IVES. Residence
Main street
HUDSON BRO,
c. Y. ifeIn Co.. Citizens Bank Bldg
JOHNSON DAUGHTREY.
"A. NJ. contra and 2Banlstr
JESSE and mill fced2s
groccrs. street.
WILLIAMS plumbers. Banks street.
DR. j. F. LYNCH. Columbia
LAWRENCE & wELTON.
MoTTU. DEWITT & co, Brokers' CRANKY
EEN estate
Dealers
B. Square 2
j
PETERSBURG. STEAMBOAT &C.
w PEDD1N Wholesale 40 Commercial Place 'l
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Shall we accept the verdict of Hon.
w. d. Bynum. or the verdict of New
York, Chicago. Boston. Baltimore. st.
Louis. Buffalo, Cincinnati and Cleve-
land?
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The Cuban convention is inclined to
the closed door method of procedure.
Which is not the best possible prospect
for the nnscent republic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
BROOKLYN WINS THE SERIES.
The Pittsburgh Club Was Outclassed
by the Champions.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 1S.-The ag-
ony Is over. Brooklyn Is champion Of
the world, base-ballically. the owner Of
the beautiful $500 Chronicle-T Telegraph
trophy cup, and carries away one-half
the gate receipts OF the four games neo-
essary to decide their supremacy over
Pittsburgh. The champions demon
strated throughout the series that they
we're deserving Of the League pennant
by playing better ball In every way
than their opponents who finished Sec
ond in the race. In only one game OF
the four played did Pittsburgh look to
be In the same class with Brooklyn.
That game was played yesterday and
the Victory so encouraged the Pitts
bursh players and the local fans that
the 1856 people who attended the game
to-day really expected to see the VIC
tory repeated. The Pittsburgh team
went to work to-day with great deter
m!nation and every point was worked
to the limit by both sides up to the
fourth inning, when three hits and q
tumble by Lever nettcd three runs to
brooklyn. After that the locals
seemed to lose their snap and while they
played hard to win, 1t was conceded by
the spectators that the home team was
outclasscd. Waddell was put In the
box as forlorn hope. but the handicap
was too great. McGinnity won his
second game In the series by keeping
the hits well scattered and by receiving
the finest kind of support. Lave Cross
was especially effective In spelling hits
by getting numerous balls speeding to-
ward left field and making wonderfully
fast throws TO Jennings.
Tho Chronicle-Tclegraph cup will bo
presented to the Brooklyn players at
the Alvin theatre tomorrow night by
Mnyor DIchl Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

The Mckinley md Roosevelt cam
paiGn club turned out strong In the
parade at Wheeling last eveaing, and
made very c-edltabc showing. The
club had about one hundred men In line.
A Republican meeting will be held ut
the miners hail Mt Wheeling Creek,
next Tuesday evening, ut which meet
Ing Hon. c. L. Weems will be the
speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Whitley left
yesterday for Baltimore, where they
will spend n couple OF weeks with the
latter's parents.
DIR. ]. O. Howells returned yesterday
morning. from Columbus, where he at
tended the knight Templar conclave.
Hon. ], c. Helnleln left yesterday for
Chicago on business. In the interest OF
the Belmont Telephone Company.
The lit. Zion Baptist church Is max.
Ing arrangements for big rally at the
church on November 4.
Miss Eva Stewart left yesterday for
Bowerstown, to spend couple OF
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Patton, OF. New
Athens. are the guests Of friends In the
city for few days.
Sheriff Foreman. of st. Clairsvilc,
was business caller In the city yes.
tcrday.
n. V. +. Wilson returned yesterday
from few days business trip TO Pitts.
bursh.
II. Il, Bccthlm. OF Cadlz. was calling
on friends In the city yesterday.
VIII IIanlon, OF GAINESVILLE. was in
the city on business yesterday.
j. D. briggs was In Stcubcnvlllc yes.
tcrlay, on business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
Remembered McGinnitu.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. lS.-Thc
Brooklyn team went out OF training
Immediately after the game to-day and
Tonight INDUCED In n Jubilee dinner Mt
their hotel. As mark of appreciation
md acknowledgment. that to his bril-
liant work on the rubber. the success
OF the club was largely duo, the team
by unanimous consent decided to turn
over to Pitcher McGlnnity. the hand
acme trophy cup, It to be his personal
property forever. The twIrlcr was
greatly surprised on being made the
recipient OF this token of esteem on the
part OF his fellow players, and he wns
Mt n loss for words to EXPRESS his feel.
ings. The Brooklyn management gave
McGInnity 800 extra for his good work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
Invitation to PITTSBURGH.

Sheriff Mckinley. of Allegheny coun..
ty. who was down with the RcpublIcn n
Tariff club. OF Pittsburgh, md marched
over the entire route with the boys,
was one of the most enthusiastic men
In the city The sheriff. speaking for
the Republicans OF Pittsburgh, request .
cd Mr.. NJ. II. McNnbb, secretary Of
the Pal demonstration committed! 10
invite the Wheeling clubs to participate
In an Immense parade to be given in
the Smoky City Saturday afternoon.
November 3. The Americas club.
through Mr.. W. W. Colcvillc. request
cd Mr.. McNabb to invite the t.lkIns
Cadets to be their guests upon that
date There Is no doubt that Wheel
Ing VIII return the PittBburghcrn' visit
ana go up Utmost TO Il man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
Wheeling League.
EARTIN's FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

About two hundred people congrega-
ted ut the Wheeling & Lake Erie rail-
rond station yesterday, to get a glimpse
OF our next Vice president, Governor
Theodore Roosevelt on his flying trip
through this city en- route to Wheeling.
The crowd began to gather about 1880,
the report having been circulated that
he would reach here fifteen minutes Ia
ter. The train pulled into the station
at exactly o'clock. thirty minutes late.
and consequently his FIVE minute ad-
dress was cut down to a few words of
welcome. Everything available In the
nclghborhood Of the station had been
decorated with the national colors and
everything prepared to make his short
stop In this city an enjoyable one. The
governor addressed the audience from
the rear platform OF his special train In
q very few words, which were: my
fellow citizens. 1t is plainly evident that
have nothing TO teach the people OF
this city, but have only to learn from
from. Ohio Is all right you are all
right"
The funeral OF Paul T. Thomas took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from his late residence. on Hanover
street, and was largely attended. The
floral donations were numerous and
beautiful. The one presented by the
Independent racing team, OF which the
the deceased was q member. was ex-
ceptionally beautiful consisting Of o
broken wheel OF flowers and carna-
tons. Rev. s. J. Boyle. OF the First
Presbyterian church conducted the SER
vices. Intcrment followed ut Rivcrview
cemetery.
The concert to be given this evening.
Mt the Presbyterian church. under the
auspices OF the Young Ladies' Aid So
clety will no doubt attract large au
dlence. Among the star performers on
the programme are Mrs. Flora Will.
Jams. Miss Margaret Harvey and John
Medley. 4
Invitations were issued yesterday by
Misses Alice McCleary and Iva Miskell
for reception to be given at the resi-
dence OF the former on Ninth street,
Wednesday evening. October "a. About
one hundred invitations were Issued.
The high school football team has
cancelled their game with the high
school team Of WhaclInE for Saturday.
They will play the high school team of
Moundsvllle tomorrow afternoon on
the grounds Of the latter.
+. J. Howell. who has been propr!c-
tor OF the Bellevue hotel for the past
four years. has decided to move his
family to Quaker City, where he has
leased the hotel at that place.
All the Republican clubs Of this city
attended the parade Mt Wheeling last
evening, as did also about 1000 OF our
people. The streets here were literally
deserted all evening.
Hopkins mould works were shut down
yesterday afternoon. to allow their en-
ploycs an opportunity TO hear Governor
Roosevelt on the Island.
A regular meeting Of the Woman's
Club will be held this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. NJ. Z. Cole, on North
Fourth street.
About 1000 people from this city at
tended the Roosevelt meeting at the
state fair grounds on the Island ycster-
day.
Mrs. l.. ]. C. Drcnnen and daughter,
Miss Lenorc, went to Pittsburgh yester-
day, to attend the exposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
NETS. blue coats, white trousers md

4 :
NETS. blue coats, white trousers md
boots. F
The Americas clubs ovation all along
the line was terrific.
Say girls. did any OF those handsome
Americas club, boys Wink at you?
General Apathy was confined to his
bed last night with a severe attack OF
spanquie.
I Every fellow and his brother was out
last highland a few sisters. II you
noticed 1t.
Tho Henry twins at the head OF the
Pittsburgh Tariff club were the pets OF
the demonstration.
The Lincoln Club, OF New Brighton,
made swell appearance In their white
tiles and umbrellas.
The Second ward Rough Riders, OF
Pittsburgh. introduced an innovation
and carried lanterns.
That predicted frost OF the Registers
was eaten up by the warm sun OF Re-
publican enthusiasm.
Greater Pittsburgh turned out more
organizations than had ever visited
Wheeling In any campaign.
The pocket edition drum major lend
lng the Sewickley band was dubbed
'cute" by the young ladies.
The Sewickley club and the Erns-
worth boys arrived ut s o'clock p. M,
and maybe they didn't look swell.
The Elkins Cadets showed up in old
time form last night and are acquiring
their old time prestige among the girls.
An elongated fellow. gnrbed as I'm
Gle SAM" created much merrlment
along the line Of march. He measured
over six feet.
The Six Footcrs. OF this city, made q
great showing and their drilling. under
the efficient Captain Emil Smith, was
par excellence.
The Pittsburgh bicycle club was
headed by two buglers on q tandem
and they, as well rs the club, were fav-
ornbly commented upon.
The Edgewater Republican Club, in
white sailor uniforms. were one Of the
best drilled clubs In the parade, and
they certainly looked fine.
The sailors and soldiers, of Pitts
burgh, that saw service In the Spanish
war. made nice appearance and came
In for lions share Of the applause.
The Homested Rough Riders claim
the distinction Of being the first Rough
Rider company organized. They were
formed on the third day of last July.
The route of the parade was too
long, fault that Is common in Wheel
Ing. Several clubs We're forced to drop
out before the lower portion Of the city
was reached.
"A feature Of the night parade was the
almost continuous ovation Captain
DovenD: received along the line OF
march. Evidently the captain Is solid
with his constituents.
The Americas Club, of Pittsburgh,
made an old time showing. They GER
tainly looked handsome In their uni
forms consisting of white plug hats,
black capes and umbrellas.
The Cadiz band Of twenty-five pieces,
under the lead Of Colonel Frank Atkin-
son, serenaded this office before the
parade. There Is nothing the matter
with the Cadiz boys when 1t comes to
good music.
The Tariff clubs quintette headed
by Charley Harris. rendered a number
OF very clever selections In the Mcclure
house lobby after the parade. much TO
the delight OF large and appreciative
gathering. The boys know how to sing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
1t Saved His Leg.

p. A. Danforih. OF LaGranEe, Ca,
suffered intensely tor ak months with
frightful running sore on his leg. but
writes that Ducklcn's Arn!ca Snlve
wholly cured II In ten days. For u
GERS, Wounds. Rurns. Boils, Pain or Plies
It's the best salve In the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only &c. Sold by Logan
Drug Co. u drug storc.-6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
Jinsly VS.. Trinity Hnll

The Linsly and Trinity football clcv.
ems VIII meet on the grldlron Mt the
Island basc ball park at . p. M. to-day,
The grounds have been ropcd or and
me goal posts erected. These teams arc
old rivals and last years match waa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
GHERIFFS SALE.


SHERIFF'S SALE.
VIM. Bailey & Son
VS.. f....r
Ross 4. Chew.
BY virtue OF an execution 10 me directed
in the above entitled cause. have levied
uron and will. on the
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1870,
beginning nj 10 o'clock n. M, at the store
room, No. % Twelfth street, In tho city
OF Wheeling, county OF OHIO and state Of
West Virginia, proceed to sell to the high
est md best bidder. tho following de-
scr.bcd personal property. to.wlt:
All OF the stock Of wall paper contained
In the building known as No. % Twelfth
street, In the city OF Wheeling, W. Va.
! lot Irvine, sample trunk, 2 stoves, !
chairs, | printing machine. | cutting ma
chine, . counters. ! lot racks, oflca
desks. . chairs, . tables, ! sample trunk
2 whcclbarrows, I bill filcs. safe, / truck
2 display racks, 3 step ladders. paper this
and upon the lease OF Rosa T. Chew from
Charles +. Paxton, dated January II, lssS
OF the store house and premises 40, n
Twelfth street, Wheeling. W. Va, in
which said Chew has been CARVING ~,
his wall pupcr business. =
TERMS OF SALE-CASII, ~
II. C. RICHARDS.
ocls Sheriff OF Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE...,

BOND Il q rJD5!
First-class Coupon Bonds are better for
Investment than Real Estate Mortgages.
They arc safe. convenient and pay good
Interest. offer at the present time Mac-
beth-EvanS Glass Company . % Bonds,
Tri-Statc Gas Company 6 Go Bonds Ma
uonal Glass Company c K Bonds md
Cleveland Water Company G.. % Bonds ut
prices netting The investor IRON I , z to 8
HALL. Member Pittsburgh Stock Ex-
change. No. 33l Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh,
Pa. Long distance telephone, No. 3.6l3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
FIRST DIVISION.


harnhal--WllN,m II. Travis.
chief OF StnI-Lcon n. Refer.
Aides:
4; Mcndsl, DR.. George Mccoy.
IIiAfry hendci. John T.. Wright.
S9Eh x: LIT, Edward HaTlett.
n ". Imofnpron. Stephen Wntcrhou3e
nnAtrJ W: Mcclure, Il ID. Cline,
r; q; toolnzon. W. +. Zane.
TEEhricE w. Conner, George i. Hcrvcy.
~ II. =. L!nsz, JnI. N. Hendricks,
y !. !!hodh5. IL z. Drabelic.
!. e. Csllrh,r
Lawtcncevlllc Cycle Club, OF Pittsburgh
100 Men.
summers B1uG-l6 Pieces.
Iafln Club. OF pIttsburgh-20O Men,
service Men OF the Late War from Pitts
r, burEh-.0 Men.
twentieth Brigade Band. OF Pittsburgh
v ., Pieces.
i"1h6 Mems Republican Club, OF New
CaNlc--75 Men.
1Io,,.. Drum Corps-lO Pieces.
iio'hcHtchd Carnegie Library Band-3
Pieces -'I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
ALL WERE UNIFORMED CLUBS
with but Few Exceptions, and the
Parade Has Been Seldom
Eaualled in Wheeling.
10000 TO $4,000 SPECTATORS
Lined the Streets and Cheered the
Marchers = Visitors We're.
Nicely Entertained.

H-o-o-r-a-y! rH N
Las. nights pageant was p fitting
c,,sr nj the days festivities incident 10
the coming of the gallant and intrepid
"Tetdy" Roosevelt to the city Of Wheel
ing. 1t was n monster parade, the par
alIel Of which has not been seen in
many day. Where they all came from
Is \ mystery. and the proportions Of the
demonstration must have struck terror
into the ranks OF the Democracy. 1t
required fo-ty-five minutes to pass q
given point. The column was over, an
hour In forming, and 1t was 9So'clock
before II appeared on Market street and
began the long march. It was after II
o'clock when the column dIsbanded.
II has been long tine sncc such en-
thusiasm as was manifested last night
has been experienced In Wheeling. Tons
of red fire was consumed, and Roman
candles and sky rockets galore pune
tured the atmosphere and illuminated
the armament. The whole distance,
from Seventh to Thirty-nlnth streets.
was lined with humanity. and enthusi-
assn was rampant. Had TEDDY" re-
naIned for the street demonstration his
bosom certainly would have swelled
with pride on witnessing the magnih-
cent demonstration In his honor. A no.
table feature was the prevalence of
Rough Rider companies, and right here
|, will be proper to say that this city
did herself proud with her Rough Rider
regiment.
All during the afternoon the clubs
from this city were busy receiving the
visiting clubs, and they will 50 home
with pleasant memories OF their treat
ment here. The Pittsburgh clubs par
t!cularly we're out In force, and the Tar
III and AmerIcus clubs were cheered all
along the line OF march.
The column marched along the follow
Ing line of march: Fourteenth to Mar
ke:: on Market 10 Seventh; on Seventh
to Main: on Main to Twelfth; on
Twelfth TO Market; on Marketto Twen-
tleth: on Twentieth to Chapline: on
Chaplinc TO Thlrty-thIrd: on Thirty
third to Eoft; on Eo!f to Thirty-ninth:
on Th!rty-ninth &c Jacob; on Jacob 10
TEIrty-thIrd; on rhlrty-third to Eoff;
on Eoff to Twenty-third: on Twenty
third to Chapline; on Chaptne to Twen-D
ty-second; on Twenty-second to Mar
ke:; on Market to Fourteenth and dis.
banded. 1F-
The column was headed by four
mounted police officers, and the line Of
march was as follows:
Four Mounted Police Officers.
Chief MarshaI-Dr. H. 3. Dasulcy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
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