davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
Try Carboline for the hair. See ad,
NEWSPAPER WRITERS

And Printers Met 20 Take Action
on the Death of John rrew-Reso-
lutions Adopted.
At four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
In the Office of the Mayor, at the City
Building. the newspaper writer's and
printers of the city held a largely at
tended meeting for the purpose OF TAX
ing action upon the death Of Mr.. John
Frew.
Mr.. III. C. Ogden was made chairman
Of the meeting. Tho following named
committee was appointed to prepare
resolutions: John Il. Day. H. v. Arkle,
Charles A. Carenbauer. W. II. Wood
ruff. w. c. Bente and II. C. Ogden.
The committee reported the following.
which wa unanimously adopted:
Whereas. After months OF sore affic-
ton II has pleased Divine Providence to
give Mr.. John Frew perfect rest,
Resolved, That we, the representatives
OF newspapers of Wheeling present at
this meeting. called to pny n fitting tri-
hute to his memory, esteem II a high
privilege to testify to his worth as a
citizen n his loyalty as n friend: that
IN MS death the city and state have lost
a distinguished character and the press
a most conspicuous and honorable expon-
ent.
Resolved. That a copy of these resolu-
lions be printed in the Register. 1ntelli.
genecer. News n Stnnts Zeitung, and
n transcript be furnished the family OF
the deceased ms a testimonial of our love
and affection.
n. e. OGDEN,
II. V. ARKLE,
WILLIAM ". WOODRUFF,
G. w. BTNTE,
CHAs. A. CARENBAUER,
JOHN Il. DAY,
Committee.
1t was learned that the funeral o.
Mr.. Frew will take place Tuesday af
ternoon at two o'clock. The Wheelint
newspapermen will attend. They will
assemble at the Board OF Trade roomi
at 1870 o'clock and proceed In a body
to the late home OF the deceased. TIL,
Typographical Union will meet at ga
o'clock this afternoon to arrange FOL
attending the services at, the house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09

4 leisurely trip through the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon by a rep-
resentative of the Register revealed the
fact that there has been q big lot OF
work done there in the past few days
under the direction of the wtde-awake
gentlemen who have matters in charge.
With Secretary Hook. Of the Fair Asso-
citation. as guide. the reporter visited
all the displays. which he found in q
nearly completed stage. and was In
troduced to those having the different
exhibits In charge and TO tho exhtb-
itors. All the elements OF foresight,
energy. experience and tact are pres
ent in these gentlemen and things
move like clockwork.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09

$40 head are now in the pens. emhrac-
ing all varieties.
There is a fine display of hackney
horses-nearly forty on the list already
and a full display of all modern turn
outs. landaus. bail carts and other fine
vehicles.
In the racing stables. which are over
running with good ones. are strings of
fine raoers. more in number and better
In quality than ever has been al any
State Fair. and q host OF big events
are on the list TO be pulled or during
the week. The complete programme
for the week has already been publish
ed exclusively in the Register.
On the Midway there are fourteen
good shows with a large number OF
other amusement features for the visit
tors big and little. young and old.
Special attention has been given &c
having the grounds well lighted at
night. Wires supporting continuous
strings OF thousands of incandcsccnt
lights have been put up all through the
grounds from the grand stand TO the
entrances and along the different paths
making them almost ms light as day.
II the weather but favors the man
aeement there is every Indication that
this fair will be the best eve ageregat-
ed on the State Fair Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
MARTINS FERRY.


oca News From the City of Mills
and factories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blackford will
leave for their home at Sandusky to-
day.
The township trustees will not be
able to award the contract to-day for
improving the roads owing to the fact
that some of the members will not be
present.
This city was very quiet yesterday
and only a few people were on the
streets. The principal topic was the
condition OF President Mckinley.
Everyone was anxious and all were
hopeful that he would % Poll
tics cuts no figure here and the people
are all one, as they believe that this
attack on the President is an attack on
all the people.
Officer Bailey arrested a man Sunday
morning near the furnace for causing
a disturbance, but as he was on his way
to the police station with the prisoner
some men interferred, and he escaped,
but Officer Bailey caught n Of the
men who caused the disturbance. Of
fcer Bailey was game to the end, but
when confronted by a number Of men
he had little show. The man, 1t is
thought. will be captured.
Among those who will go to Cleve-
land to-day to attend the G. A. r. en-
campment are w. G. Morgan and wife,
r. |. Lewis. Jacob Brown, r. Beam,
J. II. Harper and wife, William Sloan,
n. U. Moore, l. Lewis. e. Clark, James
Vermilliers, J. Mitchell, X. Furbay and
wife. P. Hadsell and wife, Mr.. Lucy
Jackson. Cora Rizer, Die Bellville,
Theo. Coss and wife, William Deffen-
baugh and wife, Mrs. A. McGreer, Mrs.
Strobe, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Cooper and
daughter, Mrs. Bohanna, Robt. Apple
garth and many others. The compa-
ny will leave with abundant lunch
baskets and will have an enjoyable
time on the route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
wife For wife Tonight.

Wife For Wife Tonight.
The quality and quantity Of special
scenery carried by John A.. Himmelein
to properly mount all plays produced
by his big comedy company, "The
Ideals" which opens 3 weeks engage
ment this evening, would make the
average so1ealled special scenic pro-
d~uction" look like the proyerbial seven
cents. Every piece OF scenery neces-
sary to give an adequate. production Of
each and every play in the repertoire
is carried by this company. and it il
the best that Matt Armbruster and his
competent corps of assistants In the
Columbus, Ohio. studio can turn out.
To-night's bill at the Grand Opera
House will be a big scenic production
of .swife for Wife" Wednesday and
Saturday matinees will be given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
THE MODERN WAY

Commends itself to the we~ll-informed
to do pleasantly and efectually what
was formerly done In the crudest man
ner and d~isagreeably as well. To
cleanse the system and break up colds.
ant after effects, use the delightful
liquid laxative remedy. Syrup OF Figs.
Made by Californi1Fig Syrup Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
FAN. md Ice water.

Fans md Ice Water.
Manager Feinler's thoughtfulness In
providing fans and Ice water, FREQ OF
charge, for patrons OF the Grand Opera
House, was very much appreciated last
week. The theatre is very comfortable
no matter how hot 1t may be. This
service will be continued all this week.
Among the plays to be presented will
be 1.-THE Electrician" Sins Of tho
Night" "A Man of Mystery" and THE
Great Northwest"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
September Bookings.

September Bookings.
Manager Feinler will not open tho
Opera House until September 18th,
with ''The Little Minister as the first
attraction. On the 10Th, Mclean and
Tyler, with Frank Hennig In the cast.
will present School for Scandal"
Other bookings for the remainder Of
the month are as follows; September
goth, Casino Girl" 21st, John w.
vogeI's minstrels; 25th, Foxy Quill.
ler;" 9th, Barbara Frietsche;" Goth,
Are You A Mason?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
spect.I q. A. r.. Notice.

Arrangements have been made for
all passengers holding c., L. & ".
tickets to the National Encampment at
Cleveland, to have the advantages Of a
very low rate to Buffalo and return.
Particulars at c.. L. & w. City Ticket
Office, corner Twelfth and Market
streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
Taking Good Care of Money

A safe place provided for your money
and four per cent. interest paid thereon
by the Real Estate Savings Bank. 234
Fourth Ave, Pittsburg, Pa. Write for
ru,es-sent free upon application. Mon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
Builder. Exchange Excursion.

Annual excursion of Wheeling Build
ers' Exchange and friends to Buffalo,
via Wheeling and Lake Erie and C. &
b steamer, Saturday, September 81.
Fare, $3.50 round trip. Watch papers
for special features.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-AH week.
Wednesday and Saturday. matinees, John
A. Hsmmelein's ideals" In repertoire:
tonIght "Wife For Wife"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09

Ladies Golf Dress, Riding Habits,
and all kind Street SHIRTS. etc, made
to order only at NAGLE, Wheeling,
W. Va. Correspondence solicited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-19
ROOSEVELT APPOINTS A "RIPPeR."

The appointment by President Roosevelt OF Henry
ID. Saylor Of PENNSYLVANIA to the lucrative post OF
consul at Dawson City has been denounced through.
out the country.
This is the second time Saylor has attracted public
attention The first time was in 1897 when he apped
for and got the consulshp at Matanzas Then as now,
his record was known, but he was appointed through
the intervention and Importantly Of Senator Quay one
OF whose henchmen he is It seems that although
there is new president in the White House, Quays
influence is unmpaired.
Saylor is one of the gang of republican politicians
which have reduced Pennsylvania to the low level
that New Jersey was reduced in Horace Greeeys day.
when he said she ought to be expelled from the Union
Among other things that figure in his bad record is
the fact that few years ago. as chairman OF the com
mee of the legislature to Investigate the condition of
the coal miners In Pennsylvania, he presented a bin
for the expenses of the committee amounting TO Sill
AIS which was denounced by the Pennsylvania papers
as dishonest and vetoed by Governor Hastings The
president also owes duty to the American people"
says the New York Evening Post put the STAMP OF
disapproval the gang of rippers' and
swinders who have made Pennsylvania the moral pest
house OF the civilized world. II Pennsyl.
yania is ever recovered 1t will not be by the appoint
ment Of men like 6aylor to maintain the dignity of
the nation abroad" Here is the profession OF the
president IN his to congress- The guardian.
ship ana fostering OF our rapidly expanding foreign
commerce the protection of American citizens resort
ing In foreign countries In lawful pursuit OF their
fairs and the maintenance OF the dignity Of the nation
abroad combine 10 make II essential that consus
should be men Of character. knowledge and enter
PRISE.
20 s. ss President Roossveits profession. When II
adEzos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-19
HOUSTON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.
y PAGES TO-DAY.
cARNEelE,s LATEST GET.

There is no doubt that Andrew Carnegie is entitled
10 great deal Of credit for his gifts during recent
years OF many millions for educational purposes the
founding and endowing OF colleges and libraries
Whatever may be said against our present social
and economic system, which renders possible the ac.
cumuatlon of colossal fortunes of such magnitude that
many American men are richer than many of the ma
tlons OF the world, there be question that Mr.
carnegie Is actuaed by sincerely benevolent motives
and is ahording shining example to his brother mil.
lionaires.
While individual opinion may differ as to the oh.
Jects which are most entitled to his munifcencc and
some people may think, perhaps not unwisely that he
could make better of his wealth great praise can
not be withheld from a multi-mnonaire who has an.
nounced 1t as principle that it is disgrace for
man to die rich, and who has proceeded to live I'M to
his principle. There is doubt that this latest tender
OF Mr. Carnegie the prineey of ten million dol.
lars to found National university in the United
States to be located at Washington would If accented
be productive Of benefit to the people OF the
United States. The project drst originated with
George Washington, who made provision out of his
own fortune for the beginning fund devoted to the
maintenance OF such an institution
There has always been a fear that a National uni
versty would If established suffer from the faint of
politics. but the bill introduced In the senate by Sen
ator Depew seems to meet that objection The board
OF regents for the university provided by Mr. Depew's
bill is to be composed of the president the chief us
tiee the commissioner of education the president Of
the university, the president of the National Academy
OF Sciences, the secretary of the Smithsonian Institute
the presidents of all of the universities in the United
States which come up to a certain standard and six
appointees of the president by and with the advice
and consent of the senate. ExPresident Gilman of
Johns Hopkins university, President Eliot of Harvard
university and other eminent educators have been
suited in the formation of the plans and 1t is proposed
TO make the university institution for the en-.
dowment of research for who have received their
preliminary training in other universities.
There is no doubt that the new university will do
much toward promoting the intellectual progress of
Americans and increasing the fame Of the scholarship
OF the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-19

Dallas ought TO be ashamed OF itself But it Isn't
aud doesn't want to put the necessary funds il ought
frankly to say so aud let the elsewhere Houston
will take IT, and will take great pleasure in entertaining all
Of the veterans and their friends
So .
Barring the Galveston News no paper IN Texas is 20
Beaumont 5ec
Except the Age But the Age is not a democrat; it is
whis and, being whg all OF its life it took The
trouble to study democracy except from the wbg standpoint
II Henry Clay democrat then the Age democrat
This iak shout Bailey and Hose candidate for gov
Men in high places like senator Bailey and exGoysrnor
who should be their govefnor--S6erptdn Courier
That story started down Austin, point noted for
breeding political fakes Farmer Shaw denies that he had
anything to do with it,
These echoes and re-cchoes of the WasrsPic affair
getting more Disgusting than we're 'hS continual sandero Of
there has already been Investigation and vindieaon but
sered thew viii keen on epsiine The nnv treatment for
them is utter slence-Gaisesfon Tribune.
This calls for another whine from the Waco Times
Herald.
Last year the government expended two and half mil
vested if the Indians would only stay educaedGree"ede
Now. when Uncle Sam enpends ammunition pacifyns
Filipino he stays pacihed
4
Just Editor Robinson was the midst Of hilarious re-
news that the Kirby Suit had been dismissed struck him end
wise bustin his wampum belt and scattering his feathers
Santa Annas army threatening Texas, and he viii re-
double his watchfulness.-dnsn Tribune.
10 the poor Indian =
With its last issue the San Augustine Visitor passed its
first mile stone and does not seem any worse for the wear
shiftiest weekiies.-Tenaha Ne1o Era.
"Shftestl" The Visitor should demand court Of in
qury,
Goliad will start the year with srsoooo factory
Now lets all put together and make Goliad famous for
cotton picking machines Waterbury is for watches and
G1ayd
This viii big increase in your eolored population
The Tyler Democrat Reporter has enlarged a
column quarto Whether the increase in size TO be
nent the publisher Mr. II. c. Cooke does
The DIR excellent paper and worthy of all prosperity
The Eldorado Paper is fvecolumn folio estab
lshed at that point by r. L. Carohers The Post wishes the
new venture success s. 3
st Louis going Texas oil and has contracted
in 1908 for their motive powerHoney Grove CHiSen.
That at least Texas exhibit the fair aud
good one.
Last Saturdays Nacogdoehes Senthe was double its
usual size, and plumb full OF goodness.
Under the treaty with Englqnd the United States is
permitted to build the isthmisn canal and in fee sim
the protection OF commerce.Kares City kicker.
In other words your Uncle Samuel is permitted to
highway for the of other nations and to fight If
need be, to protect them in the use Of It.
The holiday edition Of the Denton County Record was
peach from kiver kiver Those RIVERS were fine pec
OF color work and the sixteen pages of
replee with good literary and highclass advertising
!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-19
orFeNslveNess OF THE NEW IMPERIALISM.

One of the most offensive features of the new i'm.
peralism Of this country is the partisan abuse which
tho imperiasts prone to fling those who oppose
their policy
According TO the imperaliss, their fellow citizens
who differ with them in politics lack patriotsm--nore
than that traitors outright give aid and com.
fort to the country's enemies.
1t asserted before the election of 1900 that the
in the Philippines was kept up by the Fillplnos
only account of democratic encouragement; that if
the Fpinos had no hopes of democratic admnistra.
tons coming to their relief they would lay down their
The election OF 1900 has been held The demo.
Gratis were defeated The Filpnos now have no hopes
Of democratic administration coming to their relief
Yet the Filipino war still continues.
After the election of 800 made It impossible for the
republicans to attribute the continuance of the Filipino
instruction, they call it. to the democrats they put
the blame on Aguinado. He was the head and front
of the whole offending Catch him, and all the trouble
would cease. Aguinado the insgator Of the Fill
pno rebels who really loved the Americans but were
led asray by that arch consprator and designing viii
lain. Now Aguinaldo has captured and the Fiji
pnos are still in the field The last phase is the pres
ident calls the Fnipinos names They are but local
banditti and marauders, insurrectos and ladrones
Compare the short time and little difficulty the
United States had in defeating Spain, and the long
time and great difficulty have had in defeating the
Flipnos, who not defeated yet Consider too that
the Spaniards much more numerous and power
tul people than the iipiSOs How the difference to
be accounted for? Us it not because men fight well in
good quarrel and indherently when their cause is
unjust? Further Is the Filipino an illustra.
ton of the power of the love liberty? 1t was Thorn
Jefferson who said that when he thought of the in.
stution Of slavery he trembed for his country Bit.
ter for his fears concealed in the womb
the future. Can any patriotic American contemplate
the Filipino war with a mind at ease?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-19
HOUSTON DAILY POST. THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER ID 1901

es and westward Of the Brooklyn The turn Of the Brook
w vas toward the Texas The Texas stopped and backed
her engines.
Not word here It viii be noticed that when the Brook
lvn completed the she in the midst of the Spanish
ships fighting all four Of them snge-handed ana sione
t i M reference whatever 10 the testimony of Captain
Clark Of the Oregon Of Captain Cook OF the Brooklyn
There is not line about the explanation which admiral
schey and Captain Cook gave OF the necessity for the turn
as tactical Of the fact that the turn eneoea
the BROOKLYN to keep the fight and chase the Nseaya and
the Colon until they surrendered All these important facts
are completely ignored 49,
Instances where The testimony is either omitted or dis
tored could he multiplied It is evident thereore mat the
purpose OF the majority of the court was to shield the navy
al Scblevs expense
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-19
TALKING ABOUT HOUSTON.

Cherokee Banner.
Houstons Carnival this week has attracted hundreds Of
visitors and has been quite
Cucro Star.
Houstons Carnival festivities bid fair to be a, imoot,,,
events as New Orleans word.famed Mard Gras
Moscow Progress
Last Sundays Houston Post was immense Houston 4.
getting where she do anything big except the gushing act
Golisd Guard
Houston needs vigorous boycott from the rest ~ The
State TIL she cleans the horde of gamblers and ,ra
ers who now hold full sway there.
LovelAdy News.
Congressman Ball is after the Houston ship canal u .
only matter Of time when Houston win have deem water
ana then there will be New York in Texas, "'
Galveston Tribune
Houston lawyers are moving to purge the professon -
shysters who become the seeompces Of criminals The.
cause for like reform in other parts Of the State,
Tyler Democrat,
Houston seems TO he veing with Waco in sensational
killings Houston cuts three notohes in the ba-r.l s
He' gun Waeo must wake up Houston will wear the bet
Calvert Chronicle
Houston says her Carnival s success az do s.o ~
Bs Ie sns q visitors F1n al over the State Congress
front ~'h government funds in the future.
Hillsboro Democrat
The chief Of police Of Houston charges the LEGAL f.,
" OF that city with responsibility for the inability 10 sunnt
crime - that city This is truly serious charge Heps,
practice are eps PaSe IN the state where the methods legal
Puee arc saay m need OF reform.
McGregOr Observer
Houston Pos. argues that il take. Baptist, Iopy
VINE 70 R't 70 heaven. citing case Of negro woman ~
una N GIsyson county short while ago aged no ana
Essrs OF that time Baptist Il, will ,sle .ar. a re
'AaA ma to &c. there u tAsy deaf mead their wsss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-19
TAMPERINc WITH I'm :.
GODS wAv

SIT and watch the day o. ~
And watch the sunsets ass'.a
lmpigning on the window,d ny
And on the cirrhus c,tnul;
That piled in mounts;, ,s"
BEFORE the breeze or hang. !. n0sh
An armada of fairy boats = resi-
lint with the glory Of q. -,
ne trees hist eastward in N. -,
80 see'ns 10 spring from otit 4.
ana yet the clouds do seem meta IS s~
10 hoat' obeying some beb.s,
Into the sunsets very glow
They dip and sway and nob, 81,
With bree2es all unfeit beio,v ''
Qpeying some supefnal viii
ana so with me; where ID i,
Ny earth-born loneings lsad 49,.
AS leaves before teripest al, ivy
To float and have their ligi. 4.
Flung on the tide Of their d4s,s
10 dance care-free, unmssh.d 80.
And then to sink in some o,,,o.,-, 1H''i
And die self-loathed midst All 49,. Z.
But other, higher onainrs ,.,a
10 lead me down another va,
That |, in nearing my life's ena
May feel the rudy, warming 20
Shine out to light my soul afay
To guide it safe through woIa "a y,
Till turned from where temptstor, !. ~
] take Gods way for God !, sooa
+ Il
II Germany can find way to colon;,e 4, Vs.,
out getting onto the Monroe doctrine O, a.. 49,,
Uncle Sam may take the matter under adv;s.m.,,
A New York man who has become b,ina !, !.
corona of rabbits eye grated ON to take \. ~
own If the operation is successful he vii; /. NJ
glance to tell real tobacco cigar from cabsg. =.
A New Jersey girl has had her lover ! diss..a
bound over to keep the peace She says she INN ss;
on his lap just because he is lapdary
Because of the breaking out of SMALLPOX The il, !.
of Bayonne, n J., has not passed the bill corosis, J.
short skirts. probably fearing that Il, n,s,,,.
cause some Of the fair to catch cold in Their y
A Mr.. Szcezepho~ski of New York baines IA u.
running away from him Perhaps IL he wopld eA,ss
name he might coax her back
y
Zen Brigham Young's religious fsds
Held something to admire;
He had no less than forty wives
To build the mornings FIRE
In. I'm