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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-12
THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS
ARE HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
ON THEY WILL nE M
FORE THE COURT ON HABEAS
CORPUS PROCEEDINGS.
EMMA GOLDMAN AMONG THEM.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE NIGHT FOR
THE LECTURER IN THE WO-
MANS ANNEX OF THE JAIL.

CHICAGO, September 11.-Magis-
trate p~rindiville to-day decided that
Emma Goldman should be held with
out bail, pending the decision of sim
liar cases In the superior court.
The action of Justice P~rindivillc In
holding her without bail extends only
to Friday, when the question will be
considered and the magistrate will de-
bail or released under bonds until the
preliminary, September 10.
Miss Goldman had no counsel In the
morning but In a determined voice de-
elared she was ready to act as her own
attorney. The assistant city prosecu-
tor, however, obtained a continuance
till September 10, the date set for the
hearing of other anarchists in custody.
Mr.. Owens, the prosecutor. stated that
the result of an investigation at Buffalo
was being awaited.
The court postponed Its decision In
the matter of bail. until later in the
day. While waiting. Judge Chetlain,
in the Supreme Court, held the anarch-
lists until Friday when he said he would
hear arguments in the application for
writs of habeas corpus Az the charge
| against Miss Goldman. Conspiracy ia
| murder President Mckinley" is the n
lodged against the local anarchists,
| who are named as co-conspirators with
| Miss Goldman, Magistrate Prindiville
| thought IL wise to await the decision Of
the higher court.
Miss Goldman was later represented
by Lawyers Brown. Geeting and Sal
tiel. They were busy In the habeaa
corpus case during the forenoon, but
interviewed their client In time to ap-
pear for her In the hearing on the mat
ter of bail.
Miss Goldman spent an uneomfort-
able night IN the woman's annex. In
the evening her head began to ache
violently from the strain under which
she had been laboring all day. Being
a trained nurse by profession, she in
sisted on treating herself and wrote .
prescription which she handed to Chief
Matron Keegan with a request that It
be filled.
The matron, however, declined, with
out the sanction of the chief Of police,
fearing the slip might call for poison.
Consequently the prisoner spent a sleep
less night during which she talked to
the matron again and again repeating
her wonder that 80 insignificant a
man as Mckinley" should receive such
wide spread attention"
Abraham Isaak and the eight men ar
rested with him as anarchists. will b
held until next Friday without bal
At II o'clock Of that day, Judge Che
lain, sitting in chancery In the suprem6S
court, will hear arguments on a writ.
of habeas corpus presented him to-day
by their attorneys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-12
GRAND ARMY PARADE.
The Greatest Day I'm the History OF
the Organization.

The Greatest Day In the history OF
the Organization.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. September IL
The surviving veterans of the greatest
war in all the annals of history have
again responded to the bugle call n
to-day fell into line as they were won't
to do in the dark days Of the civil war.
They awoke this morning to the sound
of reveille, and long before the hour set
for the starting of the parade they
lined the streets and the n ad-
jaeent to Case and Euclid avenues,
where the parade was formed.
Old veterans prominent in the affairs
Of the G. A. r. said 1t was the grand
est parade and the greatest day the
organization has ever seen.
In a seemingly interminable line OF
blue the various departments took up
their march over the hard granite pave
ments. Surging masses of people num-
bering into hundreds of thousands OF
the people lined the streets and house
tops and took advantage of every
available point of view along the en-
tire length Of the line OF parade. In
the down town district the streets in
tersecting and adjacent to the line Of
march was one struggling mass of
eager and expectant humanity. 1t is
estimated that nearly a half million
people were spectators of the magnii-
cent pageant. The column was over
eight miles in length and was splendid
ly handled, the column moving stead
lily and with scarcely a halt or a break
until the entire line had passed the re-
viewing stand.
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OIL OPERATIONS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
PITTSBURG, Pa, September n.-Near
Middlebourne, the Engle OH Company has
drilled it's No. 2 on the Charles Engle
farm through the Keener and has "A dust
err: This Is a surprise and disappoint-
ment. No. ! on this farm held up at %
barrels a day for more than two months
after it had been drilled into the same
formation. In the same locality j. G.
Tree q Co. have drilled their test on the
M. Kellar farm and have salt water. The
poor showing made by these wells do not
necessarily condemn the pool.
Those who pinned their faith to the
Gantz sane territory on yellow Creek,
Center district, Calhoun county. are more
enthusiastic than in Tyler county. The
Lowther Oil Company has drilled In It's
test well on the w. A. Taylor farm and
will have a so barrel producer from the
Gantz sand The same company has com
pleted its test on the Maria Woods farm
and has a buster.
On Leaf Bark run, In the same district,
Cabbott g. Co. nave drilled their test on
the A. G.. Matthews farm into the Gantz
and have a show for a 10 barrel pumper.
on Spring Fork the same company has
drilled its test well on the J. A. Wilson
farm into the Keener and has a strong
gasscr. 1t will be seen by the above
showing that there is nothing to fear
from the Calhoun count pool. On Indian
run, Gilmer county, the South Penn has
completed It's No. 3 on the w. H.. Cox
farm and will have a 25 barrel producer
from the fifth sand.
On the west fork Of Triplett run, Spen-
GER district, Roane county, the Southern
OIL Company is building the rig for a test
on the A. J. Runion farm. In the same
county. on Island Fork, Smithheld dis
trict, the Carter Oil Company Is build
ing q rig on the Samuel Fultz farm.
The same company is also building a rig
on the G.. Heck tract. located on Laurel
Fork, branch of Henry Fork.
Six miles southwest of Queen Shoal
Postofice. on Horse Fork of Falling
Rock creek, IN Big Sandy district, Kan
awha county, unknown parties have made
a location for a test well.
on Ben's run, Peasants county, Zah-
niser & Co. have completed a test on the
b. Harmon farm. and have a small
pumper.
In the same development the Hubbard
OIL Company mas Completed hs NO. ID oh
the c.. r. Hubbard farm and has a show
for a 40 or 50 barred producer.
On the Ohio side. in the Chester Hill
pool, In Morgan county. the Southwestern
Petroleum Company has completed No. !
on the T. ]. Edgerton farm and has a 80
barrel producer. The same company's
No. 10 on the G.. o. Mercer farm is good
for Is barrels a day. C. s. Scherbach has
completed No. Is on the r. B. Lambert
farm and will have a light pumper.
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MRS. M'KINLEY

visited the President Again fes'e
day-staycd But a Few minutes.
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFALO, sep
tember 11.-Mrs. Mckinley saw the
President this morning. When the
doctors arrived this morning they pass
ed her sitting in the upper corridor at
work on her knitting. She was in good
spirits. and after the visit or the doc
tors they gave their assent to her en-
tering the sick room again. n re-
NAMED only a minute. as the physi-
clans are avoiding any sapping OF the
Presidents strength by prolonged VS.
it's even by those nearest to him.
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THE WOUND.

HE attention of the physicians is
FoE therefore mainly directed to the
are and treatment of the wound caused
the incision made in the abdomen
oove the navel when the operation
vas performed. This wound is pro-
Fessing satisfactorily.
Decided benefit followed the dress
As= OF the wound last night" is the
as=t The doctors put it officially. The
isnt scare which followed the an
ooncement at midnight last night Of
4e opening of the wound did not have
ieg to stand on to-day when fuller
e'aits Of its insignificant character and
"portance we're obtained. The Incl
INT as it is termed, would not have
zen mentioned in the history Of an
UlIary hospital case and the physi-
~us last night debated for some time
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the propriety OF making it public. As
they had promised to take the public
into their confidence they finally cor
cluded that the redemption of that
pledge compelled them { it.
Their frankness has already had one
excellent effect. Ii has convinced all
who may still have harbored doubts as
to whether the public were getting the
whole truth from the sick room that
their skepticism was unfounded.
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NEW YORK ITALIANS

Send "a Beautiful Floral Piece six
Feet High to the President.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 11.-A beau
tiful floral piece. in the form of an
American flag on an easel made Of
roses and evergreens arrived at noon.
1t was fully six feet nigh and WAS the
gift of the Italian colony in New York,
in whose behalf it was presente by
the Italian Consul here.
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WILL CAR VISIT PARIS2

PARIS. September 11.-Notwith-
standing the positive assertions IN
newspapers that the Gar will visit
Paris September goth, the foreign Of
fcIals have received no official notifl-
cation. The official statement an
nouneing final details of the fetes at
Dunkirk. Compiegne and Rheims, does
not mention a Paris programme,
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TO BE E%xTRADITED.

BUFFALO, September 1.-THE po-
lice have taken the preliminary steps
necessary to secure the ~extradition OF
Emma Goldman, and application Tor
her removal to this State will go to
Illinois just as quickly as the formali-
ties can be complied with.
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RELIEVE HIS

CHICAGO, September 11.-A man
giving his name as Edmond Wolci-
zynski, of Cleveland, surrendered 10
the police here to-day. He stated that
he had heard that he was wanted on
suspicion of having been with Czol-
gosz at the time Of the shooting OF
President Mckinley. He admitted that
he was in Buffalo at the time, but said
he was not acquainted with the would
be assassin and had no relations OF
any kind with anarchists The police
are inclined to believe his story.
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. 11.-Dr.
Rlxey when asked to-day about alarm
list reports replied earnestly:
CHOSE statements are not true. The
President Is not In a serious condition
and there Is no alarm felt over him.
The facts are just as stated in the reg
ular bulletins"
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TWO MORE DANGERS HAVE
DISAPPEARED FROM CASE.
OLE IN THE PRESIDENTS
.TONACH MADE By CZoL-
GosZ,s BULLET HAVE
EALED
RAIL HAS BECOME ENcYsTED.
4tf.A GREE THAT THERE is NOW
E4GTICALLI NO OF
COMPLICATIONS.

uTiBURN HOUSE, BUFFALO,.
e-ptembe 1.-the following
H~alletIn was issued by h
Trcstdent's physicians at 10
D. ra.t
THE Presidents condition
continues favorable. There IL
absence of any blood poisoning.
Re is ably to take more neur-
f.hment and relish ID. Pulse
izo; temperature 1904.
up. VI. RIXEE.
M. d.. MANN.
.RoswELL PARk.
"HERMAN MYNTER.
"EUGESE wASDIN.
"CHARLES a'BURNEY.
GEORGE u. CORTELYOC,
"5ecretary to the President"
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PLANS.

WASHINGTON, b. G., September II.
The reorganization committee of the
Seventh National Bank, of New York.
has an appointment to meet Comp
troller Dawes here next Friday, when
1t is assumed, 1t will submit plans of
reorganization for his approval, or at
least state what progress has been
made toward reorganization.
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THE BODIES RECOVERED.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, September
1.-THE long continued efforts Of the
daring rescue party at Port Royal, were
crowned with success to-day. Seven OF
the thirteen bodies that have been en-
tombed since June 10th, when the ex-
plosion in the coal mine in the Pitts
burg coal mine took place were re-
covered and brought to the bottom of
No. l shan. There is little doubt but
that the remaining Six bodies will be
reached tomorrow.
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NO PUBLIC

WASHINGTON, d, G., September Il.
Secretary Gage has received a number
of offers of bonds for the sinking fund
under his announcement Of . esterday,
but he has decided not to give out any
information as to the amounts offered
or prices until his offer expires at four
tomorrow afte: noon.
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REPUBLIC STEEL OFFICERS.

NEW YORK, September 11.-At the
annual meeting of the Republic Iron
and Steel Co., to-day in Jersey City,
Alexis w. Thompson, n of the vice
presidents, was chosen to succeed r.
s Warner as president, the latter hav-
ing declined reelection. Other officers
elected were:
John F. Taylor, Archibald w. Hous-
ton. William E. Taylor and VIM.
Barrett Ridgely, vice presidents; John
F. Taylor, treasurer; Y. E. Maagsman,
secretary.
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PASSED A GOOD NIGHT.

MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFALO, Sep
tember 11.-Tho following bulletin VA
issued by the Presidents physicians at
9 a. m:
The President rested comfortably
during the night. Decided benent mas
followed the dressing of the wound
made last night. His stomach toler-
ates the beef Juice well and 1t Is taken
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-12
ATTACKED BY BRIGANDS.

MANILA, September ia force OF
brigands recently attacked and plum
dered the town of Castillina, Island OF
Negroes. which was guarded by Fill
pino police. Three of The latter were
killed and five were wounded. Troops
are now searching for the brigands in
the mountains.
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with gseat satisfaction. His condition
this morning is excellent. Pulse. lie,
temperature. 1902.
p. M. RIXEY.
NJ. d. MANN.
ROSWELL PARK.
HERMAN MYNTER.
EUGENE wASDIN.
CHAS. McBURNEY.
GEORGE B. CORTELYoU,
Secretary to the President.
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PRESIDENCY
by REV II H. cramhiett,
OF rittsbarg-wm ncsin work ut
Once


Special to the Register.
PrTTsBURG. Pa. Sept 1.-THE ex-
ecutive committee of the trustees or
Bethany College a notified to-day by
Rev. L. Il. Cramhlatt, of Pittsburg, that
he has decided to accept the unani-
nous tender TO the presidency OF the
college and will at once enter actively
upon his duties.
II was not until a few days ~ that
he could see his way Gear TO exchange
his passionate of the East End Christian
church for college work. Rev, Mi.
Cramblett, who Is n of the foremost
men In force and ability in the minis
try OF the Disciples Organization vas
born in Ohio in 1862 and at the age OF
l6 entered the Ohio State University at
Columbus and later Mount Union Col
lege, Alliance. O., where he graduated
in 1885 with the highest honor.
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AMERICAN INTERESTS SAFE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September II.
Commander Sargent, of the Macnias'
reports that there is no danger to
American interests, but that a bad con-
d,tion of affairs exists in Colombia and
Venezuela. He goes into details OF the
;nsurrections and the bitter feeling ex-
isting between Colombians and Vene-
zuelans.
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WILL NOT INTERFERE.

President DESTROYS Tint HIS IN
ness shall Not Prevent the Carry
Ing Out of Exposition Plans
BUFFALO, N. Y, September IL
Secretary Cortelyou told inquirers to-
day that it was the Presidents desire
that no feature of the exposition should
be disturbed by his illness and assured
them that there would be not the
slightest improperly in going ahead
with all arrangements.
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Postmaster mt Nome Arrested.

WASHINGTON, September IL
Joseph H. Wright, postmaster at Nome,
Alaska, has been placed under arrest
on the charge of embezzling $4,000.
The dispatch gives no particulars ex-
eept that the money taken consisted
of money order funds. J. ]. Cole has
been placed in charge of the Office by
Wright's sureties.
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JUNIOR MECHANICS
Elect ofNccrs. Enjoy q BANQUET and
Adjourn to Meet In New Martins
villa


Adjourn IL Meet In New Martins
VILE.
Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Sept. IL
The Junior Order United American Me
chanics closed the annual state council
here tonight with a banquet at Eiks
Hall. The day was devoted to routine
business and the election OF State OH
GERS as follows: Councillor, Arthur A.
Reese. of Buckhannon; vice-councii1or,
O. o. Allison. Hancock county; seere-
tary, Brent Shriver. New Marttnsville;
treasurer, G. c. Newman, Moundsville;
warden. b. Rexroad ,Monongalia coun-
ty; conductor, G. M. Holmes, Charles
ton: inside sentinel, II. G. Rowellyi
Jackson county; outside sentinel, T.. h
Wingrove. Upshur county; chaplain, Il.
]. Harris. Spencer,
Next years meeting will be held at
New M~artlnsville.
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ROOSEVELT TO THE MOUNTAINS.

SARATOGA, N. Y, September H.
Vice President Roosevelt passed
through here this morning on his way
to the Tehawaus Club, in the Adiron-
dacks, where his family are staying.
He expects to remain there until FRI
day.
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EMPRESS DOWAGER

Made Ample Provision In Her VIII
For Count Seckendorf, Her Al
legged
LONDON, September 1.-The late
Dowager Empress Frederick's relations
with Count Seckendorf, the grand mar
shall of her court, had been the sub
ject of international gossip long before
her death. 1t had beer frequently said
that she was married to the count.
Truth, to-day, makes the following I'M
qualified statement concerning her
will:
"The fact has tr~anspired that there
is a legacy of three million marks to
Count ~Seckendorf, width whom her late
majesty is alleged to have contracted
a morganatic marriage"
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CHARGED WITH SAUL

Special to the Register.
MARIETTA, o., September n.-William
Richie was arrested this morning on the
charge OF assault with intent to kill, and
brought before Squire r. Kidd. of this
city. His trial was set for Monday morn
ing at 9 o'clock. Last Monday, during
the progress of a quarrel on Long Run
Richie. 1t is alleged, stabbed John DICK
in the back and breast, inflicting serious
wounds. Dick will live.
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The OIL Markets.

OIL CITY, Pa, September I1.-Credit
balances s1.25. Certificates. nc bid. Ship
ments. 9s,202 barrels; average, SS,3S6.
Runs, 81, 73S barrels: average, 75.756.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE con-
dt.ol of the President continued IA
y9rable throughout the day and moth
Ing occurred to shake the faith the at
tending surgeons and physicians have
expressed that he will ecover.
The danger from two sources was
Pronounced practically over to-day. The
t0tes in the stomach proper, caused
9g the perforation Of the bullet are
low considered healed by DR.. McBur-
2ey and his associates and the eminent
|S3tgeon pointed to the fact that the
oeas justice fed to the patient last
sAt, was readily digested, as proof Of
|.hIs.
sufficient time has also elapsed to
warrant the doctors in asserting that
tle danger of Inflammation where the
oa.let lodged, has disappeared.
II is believed that the ball has now
become encysted in the muscles of the
back and unless its location should
prove troublesome later on there will
lever be any necessity for removing 1t.
DIR. Mann, in. speaking in regard to
ais to-day said he knew a man who
we'd for years with a bullet in the
muscles of his heart.
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a the conclusion OF the night con-
terence the doctors gave an extremely
aHstfying report.
Dr.. Wasdin and Or. Mynter came out
.azether. The latter was hemmed in
- all sides by the eager newspaper
Ien.
Good news, Good news" he cried,
nothing but good news. We have
sashed and fed the President and NOV
al him to another bed"
Is he still improving"
eHa is. and to prove it | desire to
sly that a count Of his blood shows
tat It is in a normal condition and
ST. feel that we can definite
= that there it not the least indication
E blood poisoning"
He referred the reporters to DR.. Was
IN. of the marine hospital service WHO
standing at his siJe for a scientific
fFrpretation. The latter explained
II a count Of the blood was a micro
saaie examination OF the relative num-
Of white and red eorpnscles in tue
B.63d to determine whether inf1amma-
ton Of any sort existed. An increase
Fl white eorpuseles relatively speaking
Void show Inflammation and deterior-
asa Of the blood that might indicate
@sjatonitis.
He said that this morning a few
tG5ps Of blood were taken from the lobe
o6 The ear and microscopically counted
aa1er his direction.
We found" said he, that the num-
Of white c~orpuscles was just about
GaHHal while the red cells were slight
j below normal, due to insufficient
aitrtJion since the operation. The
mt was not made continued DIR.
Wasdin ;" to verify the fact that blood
s5ning did not exist of which we
I'll certain, but to remove every shad-
CT Of doubt. The result is that We feel
sale in announcing that not a trace OF
blood poisoning, pe~ritonitis or inflam-
nation exists. The test could lot have
been more satisfactory
Is the President out of danger?"
No, l would not say that; he is a
very sick man, but his condition under
The circumstances could not be better,
that much | will say emphatically."
The Press., 1901-02-14

The voice Is the most common and at
the same time the most complex of hu
man faculties. When we listen to it,
we realize nothing of the many infiu-
ences at work in it's use. Yet it repre-
sents the character, the mood. the tenn
permanent and the health Of the individ-
ual when left to run in it's own way
If uncontrolled. it will develop much as
q flower garden will develop: the rank
and weedy nature will come to the
front. and the tones Of exquisite beau.
ty will be obscured Bad daily habits
in the use of the voice will give 1t
many disagreeahle qualities. If con
trolled. the voice will keep its weeds In
the background and permit only Its
beauties to be known If cultivated
the weeds will be taken out and the
flowers developed Pittsburg Press