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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
VERY WARM INDEED
Was Yesterday-Thc Frisky Liquid
Went Up to S2-No Change Pre-
dicted for To-day.

Was Yesterday-Thc Frisky Liquid
Went Up to S2-No Change Pre-
dicted for To-day.
1t was very evident that the weather
man got mixed on his dates yesterday
and sent brand of weather intended
for the Sahara or some other desert
cline. for the mercury climbed up to
the 80 mark and the stiff breeze that
blew carried large quantities OF dust.
At ten o'clock last evening the Their
mcmeter still recorded 65.
The weather chart shows a slight
change in the barometric conditions,
the area of high pressure having re-
manned practically stationary. but the
low pressure has moved rapidly across
the northern boundary of the United
States, and now covers the northeast
ern portion of the country.
c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, reported as follows: z a. M, So
9 a. m, So noon, 10; p. m, 50; Z p.
M, 76; 10 p. m, Go. Weather clear.
Barometer 29.30.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-Forecast
for Thursday and Friday:
For West Virginis-Fslr Thursday and
Friday: variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania-Fair and
cooler Thursday Friday, fair. Fresh,
northerly winds.
For Ohio-Fsir Thursday: cooler in nor
thern portion. Friday, fair: fresh nor
therly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
CENTRAL GLASS.

The Adjusters of the Various fnsur-
nnce Companies Awaiting the
Company's schedule of Property,
Etc.
One of the insurance men here to
adjust the losses by the Central Glass
factory fire stated to representative
of the Register yesterday that every
thing was progressing smoothly between
the adjusters and the company. The
delay in the adjustment is due to the
fact. he said. that We are waiting for
certain schedules of property destroyed,
which the company is having prepared
these being turned in We can then
quickly complete the work.
Some of the adjnsters are inspecting
risks OF their companies in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

Cousin of the Martyred President.
The Rev. Russell Austin Mckinley,
d. d., Phi. d., will lecture In Wheel
ing on Tuesday night, November 5th, at
the Third Presbyterian church. The
theme of his lecture is Sailing an I'm
known Sea-
Two weeks ago DR.. Mckinley was
elected to the highest Office in the Pres
byterian church in the State Of Ohio.
He has eight lectures, but the one to
be delivered in the Third church is his
best. The press and professional men
who have heard this lecture. strongly.
praise it, pronouncing it eloquent and
thrilling and at the same time abound
ing in wit and humor."
The admission fee will be made
small After the lecture the people will
be given an opportunity to meet DIR.
Mckinley in a reception and social.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

pOTTSVIfI.E, Pa. October 23.--Sher-
iff Reddail, OF Schuyikil county, has re-
ceived a telegram from II. IL. Montgom-
cry, at Stouts Mountain, Alabama, stat
Ing that he has under arrest John Dom
gan. who has confessed that he helped TO
murder Alexander Bay. near tentrala.
during the reign OF the Mollie Maguircs
IN the anthracite region. BAY was a
colllery superintendent and was driving
TO his colicry In carriage when he was
set upon by Patrick Hester. McftuRh and
fully. who were convicted of the murder
and hanged. The Schuylkil county Of
teials are considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
having the self-confcsscd murderer
brought here for trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
IN THE JUSTICE COURTS.


Yesterday Detective F. P. Kendall,
of the Panhandle force. arrested
Frank Mcdonald and Milton McMullen
and took them before Squire Fitzpat-
risck where charges of disorderly con-
duct and drunkenness We're preferred
against them. They We're found guilty
az charged and were fined 81 and costs
each. in default of which they went up
foi ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
AT THE HOTELS.

park-W. L. Stathers. Salem; NJ. X.
Baker. Brown.
windsor-E. L. Ross. Grafton; John
f.. Johnston. Morgantown.
J. F. Cree. of Wellsburg, was a
Grand Central guest last night
B. f. McFadden. of the United States
geological survey. was Mcclure guest
last night.
Stamm-W. II. Moore, Cameron; G.
G. Carter. Wadestown; Lloyd Carney.
Grafton: A. NJ. Kuhn, Fairmont; j. z.
Wilson. Parkersburg.
McLure-J. II. p. Smith, Parkers-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

Squire Cummings court by Mrs. Francis
Halftermeyer for John. Agnes and
Kate, Hunter. whom she charges with
trespassing and the destruction of GER
tain real property. Many witnesses
have been subpoenaed and the case
promises interesting developments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
Champ CInrk's Lecture.

Hon Champ Clark. Congressman OF
Missouri, will lecture on Aaron Burr"
at the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton hall this evening. Congressman
Clark is a brilliant and popular orator
and will be greeted by a large audi
enee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
JOSEPH RABIE STRUCK
BY A YARD ENGINE.
An EmpIoye OF the Riverside Tube
Works Seriously Injured Last
Night-Broupht to the City Hospf-

Nieht-Broupht to the city Hospi-
tnf.
Last evening at about eight o'clock
Joseph Rabie, an employe OF the River
side tube works, was the victim of a
painful, but fortunately not serious ac-
cident. He was at work, and having to
go to another part of the plant. was
crossing track when the small yard
engine, which he had not heard, ran
into him. Fortunately he was knocked
to one side and escaped with his left
leg broken and numerous bruises.
He was ut once carried to the Emer-
gency hospital, where he received the
necessary medical aid. Later In the
evening he was conveyed in the city
ambulance to the City Hospital, and
this morning he was resting comfort
ably.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

burg; Sam. Il. Barr Parkersburg
Thomas Cats, Moundsville: John
Sehrader and r., ID. Barr. Chester.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

Grand opening and lunch this
Thursday evening at the two BIS
place, No 1916 Main street.
BURKE & BRIESE, Props.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
SENSATIONAL SUIT
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
FOR ALTERNATING TUE AFFECTIONS
or GERTRUDE SWAN FROM HER
HUSBAND. CARL SWAN, or
REDWOOD.
SHE VISITED THE CARNIVAL

In the city and Went 90 BeIIsire
with James r. n. Wilson. of Ben
wood Junction--Wfison Paid the
BiIls-End~artng Terms Used In
Letters written To Her Former
Husbapd--Apptsuse ny Spectators
Mt the Trial Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

A warrant. was issued yesterday in
Justice of the Peace Cummings court
for Clark Powell. hack driver, be-
tween this city and Mount Pleasant,
O., charging him with cruelty to ami
mails. 1t is alleged that he drove one
OF his horses when it was badly Grip
pied.
A south side Quarrel.
Warrants have been sworn out in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

warrants have been sworn out in
Alaska forum., 1901-08-15
MoyeITents of River Craft.

The Nl:M 3F:.s titigatiCn.
 Mr Garratt, one of the claim ants of A l. m. jr. and the original locator of this much disputed piece of gronnd,,' has retained :Tucg H Ian, and tue. law firm of Hess aid Jo''annson, as his counsel. Jndge- Ha Ian is expected on one of the first down river boats. AT test;- monv in the case will be t; ken I e. fore Referee Knapp who wifi trans init tl1e evidence to Judge. Wicker sham The case will be decided this fall, }A "1 o &:i.-.
Alaska forum., 1901-08-15

EDITORIAL. \ We are informed. by a late ar rival from Eagle, that Rampant Is in decidedly bad repute among the officials at that place. This Is pro- b,abIy'' true; rte buit. the acts of a hither to utfgheckeSd minority, should not b9ehaageeableto the'towif ltlgeneral The officials themselves must share a portion of the blame, if blame tnere be, for, tue mi e able failure .ot tneir deputy marshal to maintain the law, or to observe it himself. It was only through repeated com l;ints, int fo,rlwnarb-d to Eagle by pri vate parties, aifd i'd backed up by the FORUM, which fiaany caused "a re- rnUv.ll of this 'Ott1C1a :t Selld Us mar, who will endeavor, to put stop to the liquor traffic amoig the Indians and he can be assured of the hearty support of the bulk. of the citizens of Rampant.
 
 From reports, brought up from Panama by the :Rebecca, the sports {. from Rampant are. getting the bad end ofit there. The soldier boys, l5 as reported, preferriug to use load ed dice and markedscards, thereby taking :thers poor gamblers hard, i earned money away from him. .9 9l' Distfiat AtfyaH Har1a1n issaexpectsa ed to arrive theffe shoftiy :.s From allaccounts Judge Har1anis a lib
Alaska forum., 1901-08-15

department.
 A:coriniissioner and a 'deptity marshnl has been appointed for Panama. From all accounts 1t is wise move on the part of the au thorities at Eagle
 t
 ... ,..,- Personal Mention. k Ed Russ left for Dawson and the outside on the Susie, 5u # F Nick Nelson, Thumm and Rod en, are Ii, town from Glenn fot a few days, 1T 1-
 Prof. Ceorgeson. of the Dept. of Agriculture, was an up-river pas senger oil the Susie. ]. John Duncan was placed i'll charge of the government farm by Prof. Georgeson. rruc Farmer Jones, of the expefimen- tai station across the river, left for the Valdes stati0n on the Susie,
 Sam H. eter has purch. s-d from Capt. Mayo, the latters fine team ofhorses. Sam has now a corner' on the teaming business as he ( owns ms ali the horse : flesh ii iii town.
 MT Finch, examiner for the De- partment of Justice, and w. A. Beddoe, editor of the Yukon Min ing Journal, were among the pas seugers on the Susie. \ E. J.9Knapp accompanied by Be11 Stickney arrived from Eagle last Saturday. sMr. Knapp has made an extended tour along et the river this summer, md will now re-
Alaska forum., 1901-08-15
leaves Fer Ike. States.


 ]. w. B. Armstrong left for the States last week. Mir. Armstrong is one of the owners of discovery claim, Eureka creek, and shipped a we'll filled poke. He left primar- ily on account of i'll health, the re- suit ot injuries sustained fem a fall fast winter. He intends re- turning in the spring with a com ,plete machinery. plant with which he will work some of his many valuable holdings ill this district. M Str. Rebecca sailed for Ta,1a1,a last Tuesday after temp 5Srarry re- pairs had been made.
 Yukon Order Of Pioneers meets every first Saturday in each month. H5I Miners Mutual Protective Association meets every alternate "Wednesday night. The Masonic Associationzof Rampant .meets every 2nd .alld 4th, Saturday.
Alaska forum., 1901-08-15
AEASKK FORUM fHEFoiRUMPUBIl BIlsH1NG co. I.h wiiieates Hdift6r saand Manager. sssas
 VOI.UME1 I. No. ~. THURSDAY, AUGUST l5, 1901. ',

,sse~. SUBSCRIPTION oNs-Tle~Alaska@Fo Forum oy mail or in Rampant .25c per week, or $1 d a1honth,. in advance; $l aSa year. Single copies, 25c. Y Address ali conitiludications to the Alaska Foritiliiii1lt, iiliiii1t Rampant, Aka. II
 EDITORIAL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
COUNCIL
PQWERLESS,

CITY tOuLrii has been satisfied hv
N,!iy;tor Hguhardt, that IL can in no
way interfere with the Board Of Edu-
cation purchasing Il lot on Delaware
Avenue.
In the opinion Of Mr.. Kcjnhardt
the Beard Of Education las Il right
t. purchase ana hole land for any pur-
pose which il may see tit and. being
Il separate corporation from the city
Of Wilmington, it cannot be reached
by Council. The matter has there.
fore been dropped.
Yesterday nlofning Ben amin +.
l'artfam, the secretary aud treasurer
Of the Board Of Education, drew u
check for $ |, 800 10 paw thc balance
due On the LOT purchased.
81 far as could he learned the lot
has not yet been paid fer. however,
as there is some d clay in signing the
deed on account uI some ui the owners
Of the !and being un1 Of the city.
Members Of Council say they have
been told that the Board of ILduca.
ton intends to bulId . hu,lding for
meeting purposes and home for the
pcrintcndcn' on the lot, but the
board has never publicly made such q
statement,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
OHIO BROKE RECORD.
RepUblicHn Plurality Exceeds That
Of Former "Of iears."

RepUblicHn Plurality Exceeds That
of Former ION Years"
COLI MBUS. O.. Nov. with al
most complete returns now in, it is
noted that the Republican plurality
beats all records in what has become
known as the uuadr"nnial "off year"
and. with two exceptions. 1hc records
Of other years. In off years. or those
following Il presidential election. the
Democrats have carried Ohio. the ex-
ceptiGns being in 1881. after the death
Of Garfield, and in 1885 and 1893, after
the Cleveland elections.
In two Of lhre" exceptional years the
president was "A Democrat. and those
We're considered off years for the Dem
ocrats. With the single exception of
Hoadly in 1883, til" Democrats never
elected governor of OHIO in any other
than off years sine" the Republican
party originated and then they won Oh
II local issue Of liquor taxation.
Wherever local issues were para
mount this year the l. publcans sus-
tained losses. notably at columbus. on
account Of local option, aud at Cleve-
land, on account of Mayor ,Johnsons
agitation of taxation inequalities"
Where 10 such conditions were con-
fronted the Republicans made gains,
and they carried some Democratic
counties that never before were repre-
scented by Republicans
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
THk DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
PUBLISHED pAE.i. EXCEPT NNDAy
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del as seCond.class mai! matter.
PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT NNDAY
S. E. COR THIRD AND King STREETS
THURSDAY, NovEMnER !, 1907.

RETuRNs received up TO the time
Of this writing, which includes
every county in Maryland, partly
official and partly estimated, ;ndi-
cate result in thcLes islatiye eou-
test which is almost without 4 par
allcl in Maryland. The Democrats
are conceded TO have 40 delegates
and 7 newly elected Senators,
which, combined with the 10 who
held over in the Senate, assures the
friends OF German totl! OF o5 on
Joint ballot. The Republicans
will have IS on iolnl ballot and they
will be able to organize the louse
of Deleg gates, and. if necessary,
unseat sufficient members to con.
troll both bodies. The Republicans
lost their grip through tactionai
quarreis. the same as is now going
Din in Delaware. We wonder II the
so-called self constituted leaders,
ran gee the hand writing on the
wall. President Roosevelt has it IN
ais power to make Delaware Re
publican or Democratic as he sees
proper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
1a.-o3 PLURALITY.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov 7.--.Franklin
Murphy, Republican candidate for gov
ernor, has been elected over James sey-
lnour by Il plurality of l4,763. The Re-
publicans elect & senators and 81 repre-
sentatiyes, the Democrats ! senator and
IS representatives
The senate will stand lG Republicans
and ) Democrats and the assembly A
Republicans aud ii Democrats the Re
puhlcans having on joint ballot ma-
jolity Of Al.
The independent vote was large fac
tor in Tuesdays results throughout the
stnte. In Trenton the Republican state
ticket was carried by nearly 1000,
while the Republican candidate for tax
receiver was defeated by nearly 1000
and the Republican mayolalty candi-
date was defeated by 2oD. Should it
prove true that the Republicans have
carried old Sussex and Warren counties
the victory will go down rs the most
complete in the history of thc Republic
an party.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Nlnssncb Returns.

BOSTON, Nov. THE complete vote
gives Crane ,Rep.l. for governor, 1So,-
G95 and Quincy 'Dem.I 1881. The
balance of the state ticket elected Is
Republican. The legislative returns
show that the Democrats lost two
members in the senate and gained SiN-
teen in the house of representatives,
the actual political diyilion, however,
to he determined on the final settle
ments of several close fights. On the
face of the returns the house stands
1GG Republicans and Y Democrats,
with two Social Democrats. while the
senate is :,2 Republicans and I Demo-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Lntnst BnItiInOre NctMrns.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 7.-ReilIrns re-
ccived in this city and including every
partly estimated, give the Democrats
45 delegates and I newly elected sena-
tors. which, combined with the 10
who hold over in the senate, assures
the friends of Mr. Gorman Il total of G'
on joint ballot. The Republicans, It
appears. have elected 10 delegates and
u senator's. which. added to their 3
hold over senator's. gives them total
of ~ Oh joint ballot. These figures in
dicatc that the Republicans will be
able to organize the house of delegates.
In this city Republicans elected their
entire ticket.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

FLOlIR-State and western strongly
held above buyers views: Minnesota rat
pnts, $% 75M39j; winter straghts, S. 300
A; winter extras, s2GOa2.s5; winter pat.
cns S3.5UGt2.S5.
WHEAT~Opencds strong on ca bles, for
eipn buying and a good speculative de-
mand, but later yielded to realizing; Ds-
cember, 7S$4 1HMc.; May S0'sIsONc.
RNE-Dull; state, 51W6oc.. C. !. t.. New
York, car lots; No. = western, G3c, f. o.
b.. anoat.
t'ORN-Strong at first on cables ana
heayx buying after which it dropped off
with wheat; December, G5Psm66c. May,
6S,sn6oMc.
OATS Firm, but quiet: track, white,
state. 42'2ui7c., track, white, western,
4nan47c.
PORK Steady; mess, sl5a1G; family.
sl725QH50
RTTTER-Trm state dairy, '1id2lc.;
CHEf,st-Quct; fancy. large, colored,
9laI93.c.; fancy, large, white, "2nsAc.;
small, white, 1O,.c.
EGGS-strong state and Pennsylvania,
23u24c.; western, cundled, 20M23c.
UGAR-Raw quiet, fair refining. SAC
35-lCc: centrifugal 96 test, 3s,c.; refined
quiet: crushed, 5.Guc.; powdered 5.20c.
MOLASS SES-Steady; New Orleans, $40
TURPENTINE- Dull at 3SasS1ac.
RICE--Steady, domestic, luGiac.; Japan,
TALLoW-Dull city, 54c.; country, "
u5aac.
HAY -stendy; shipping, 6o@sac. good to
choice, S5us5c,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
CAPTURED IN ST. LOUIS.
Man AMI Woman Caught with Prob
able Loot of Express Robbery.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE police have
in custody man ana woman suspect
cd Of completely in the robbery of al
express car on the Great Northern rail
road near Wagner, Mon, July 3 last.
when the safe was blown open and Il
consignment of unsigned notes for the
National Bank of Helena. Mon.
amounting to between $4,000 ana
100000 was stolen. OF this anount
S., 800 in crisp new notes on the Helena
bank were recovered. having been
found in possession of the man and
woman. who were registered at hotel
as Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rose. They arrived
II, the hotel last Friday and announced
that their stay in the city probably
would he several weeks
The man was taken into custody
Tuesday night. and yesterday the wom-
an was arrested as she was SbOut to
leave the city. Their arrests followed
the passing of several notes on the
Helena National bank that were SUP
posed to have been stolen and the sigma.
lures forged.
Both prisoners were taken before
Chief Desmond yesterday and sweat
ed A photograph Of the man was
taken and measurements made accord
ing to the Bertillon system. Through
these and circulars giving a description
of the robbers the police identified Rose
as Harry Lou9hbaugh, alias Kid
Loughbauch alias Harry Alonzo.
The prisoners are being held TO await
informant tion from the Montana autilori
ties. who have been telegraphrd about
the arrests.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Setlgvyick's Election Certain.

LINCOLN, Neh.. Nov. 7.-Complete
and nearly complete returns from more
than third Of the counties in Nebras-
ka increase the pluraIitics for the Re.
publican state ticket If the ratio Ut
gain shall be maintained, Scdgwick,
Republican candidate for supreme
Judge will have plurality of l200O.
Chairman Lindsay Of the Republican
stAtc committee says it will not be less
than 1000, and this is conservative.
Chairman De France Of the fusion com-
mittee comedies the election of Sedg-
wick. lie said: congratulations are
due the Republicans because of the re-
suit in the state. We concede the elec-
tion Of Sedgwck by II plurality any.
whore between 5000 and 5000"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
A Costly Blaze In PittsbUrE.

pITTSRIRG. Nov. 7.-rhc immense
plant of DilwOrth Porter & Co. manu-
facturers of steel rods and railrond
spikes, was damaged by fire last night
TO the extent of about $2o0,OOo. The
plant, which was the largest of its kind
in the world. with an output of 100000
tons, covered sixteen acres of ground
on the south side between Fourth and
Sixth streets, including in It's equip
mcnt many buildings. Seven acres
were burned over and much valuable
was destroyed. Members
of the firm say the loss is fully covered
by insurance
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

ALTHOUGH Tarimany has been
routed tooth, toe nail and baggage
IN New York, Boss Croker says he
Is in no wise scouraged aud is
Itll in the political ring. He feels
exceedingly well and has no lnten-
ton of going abroad lie says
little things like the defeat o. the
Tammany braves ale to be cX X1cct-
ed once IN while. lie proposes
10 do business at the old stand and
will put Il Tammany through some
sprouts between nov and the next
election in Gotham The RepuJIi-
cans and lusionists won big VIC
Tory over the common enemy. In
The municipal elections throughout
New York State, the Republicans
Effected some gains IN the larger
cities. Buffalo, the only first class
city outside the metropolis, elected
Erastus {. Knight, Republican. by
over 5000 ma iority. syracuse, Al
bany and Troy were captured hv
the Republicans, Altogether, tic
Republicans did themselves credit
in New York State,