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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-01
THEY MAY
NAME BIGELOW
WARM WELCOME TO ROOSEVELT
Greeted by 1900 People, With Elab-
orate Display of Fireworks
and Red Light.

Bu. .ungton, VT. Sept. 1.-After hay
ing spent TIE night at the country
residence Of Secretary Shaw, on Lake
t'hamplain, President Roosevelt yes
terday was conveyed in the steam
yacht Elfreda TO the Shelburne farms,
.he home Of DR.. w. Seward Webb,
where he was TO remain last night
His arrival at Thompsons Point, late
Saturday night, was made the occa-
sion for a great demonstration, fully
1000 people having gathered to eX.
tend him a fitting welcome. There
was an elaborate display Of red light
AID fireworks, footing OF steamers
whistles. ETC. Ascending the steps OF
the Shaw residence, the president in
a brief address thanked the assem-
blage for having turned out in such
numbers to greet him. At the con-
clusion Of his remarks he was vo-
r.ferously cheered and the crowd dis
!ersed.
Those Of the party who did not &C
company the president to Thompson's
Point were yesterday entertained by
a committee of 100, representing the
business men of Burlington.
A special steamer had been char
tered and they were taken for a 80,
mile sail on Lake Champlain, and
taken to different points and enter
.ained in different ways.
This morning the president was to,
return to Burlington and at 10 o'clock
continue his journey.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-01
Ohio Democrats May Nomi-
nate Preacher for Head
of Ticket.
CONVENTION Fleets ON TUESDAY
FkayUr Tom Johnson's Platform Likely
to Be Ad2pted-McLean Men Will
Make 10 Contest Except For Con.
troI CT the State Central Committee

Sandusky, O., Sept. 1.-TGe Demo
cratic state convention will be held
here this week to nominate candidates
for secretary Of state. supreme judge
dairy and food commissioner and
member Of the state board Of public
works. There are fewer candidates
IL the field than usual. Senator Will
liam Decker, Of Paulding, was among
the first mentioned for the head Of the
ticket, but ne does not seem to be in
the field now. John z. Stang. Of this
city. and a member Of the state cen
tral committee. in which capacity he
secured the location of the convention
here. has baen urged by his friends
tc be a candidate, but he has made
nc aggressive effort himself. Tic
Butler county delegation will present
the name of Charles s. Mason for
secretary Of state, and in the event Ct
his failure. that delegation will pro
sent the name Of Joseph J. Patcr Or
member of the state board of public
works.
The most prominent man mentioned
in connection with the nomination for
secretary Of state is Rev. Herbert 5.
Bigelow. pastor Of the Vine Street
Congregational church, at Cincinnati
Gis name has been prominently men
Toned with the head CT the ticket for
a long time. but it came into special
prominence at the close Of the past
week. when he headed the opposition
20 Lewis &. Bernard, in Hamilton
county.
Close Friend of Mayor Johnson.
Bigelow is a close friend Of Mayor
+. L. Johnson, of Cleveland, who will
preside over the convention and will
be the most conspicuous and infuen
tial figure in 1t.
There is a lack Of candidates for
places on the state ticket, and no
slate is likely to be made until after
the arrival of Mayor Johnson with the
Cleveland delegation on Tuesday
morning. 1t is understood that Mayor
Johnson VIII bring with him the plat
form, which is likely to be adopted
without opposition.
While there are some delegates not
IN accord with Mayor Johnson. they
ere not disposed to oppose him, but
rather to let him have his way in
everything this year, as they said
TO see what he can do on the lines
Of his new departure"
The drift Of opinion is that the Nc
Lean men will make no contest for
anything except for control Of the
state central committee, just as they
did at Cincinnati last week, where
the Mclean men, in re-electing Lewis
G.. Bernhard chairman Of the Demo
cratic executive committee, retain
control Of the party machinery and
ct their opponents select delegates
~ The state convention and have
everything else.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-01
Coal and Iron Policeman Beaten.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Sept. Jacob
Smith, a coal and iron policeman IN
the employ Of the Kingston Coal COM
j,any, vas held up by two unknown
men, yesterday while he was on his
way to one Of the collieries to relieve
another officer. His assailants took
his revolver away from him and gave
him severe beating
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-01
Non-Participants Were Wouadsd.

Cynthiana. KY. Sept. 1.-Postmas
Ter George NJ. Dickey was seriously
wounded. his son Richard, r. L.
Jameson, Thomas McKenny and
Charles Rohrer were slightly wound
ed, as result OF a fight with pistols
on a crowded street between two ne
srces. Saint Miller and Orville Fisher.
The wounded men were struck by
stray bullets. Neither Of the negroes
was wounded.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-01
Received No Demonstration,

London, Sept. 1.-Generals DeWet
Botha and Delarey and Mr.. Fischer
arrived here yesterday from The
Hague. A heavy rain was falling
when they arrived and they received
no demonstration.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-01
Froht Between Whites and Blacks.

Richmond, Va, Sept. In a street
fight at Ashland. Va. between whites
and blacks. early yesterday. James
Morris. colored. was shot and killed
by unknown parties. Yesterday af
ternUon a detachment Of about 80 men
from the Seventh regiment here went
to the scene Of the trouble and at that
hour all was reported quiet.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-01
Congressman Loud Renominated.

San Francisco. Sept. 1.-The Re-
publicans Of the Fifth California dis
;rIct nominated Congressman Eugene
+. Loud.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
fine EATING APPLES.

Medium Szd Hten Fayorte aud Jonathan Apples box
Freight two boxes al on box
Cul from Fall and Winter Apples pounds
SW EET CIDER GALLON KEGS 10 GALLON KEGS s225
send Cash your order
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
Hiqh Sahool Netes.

The basket ball aams last >star-
day aficruoon was well attended in
spite at The Wra her. The girls sp-
peared f,r the frsi time u regulafiaa
suits. The game proved to be the
best yet PLAYED. bath team ani IN
diviaaal work being excellent.
Myrle CALVIN vs. injured during
the first halt and Nora Arch was
substituted tlilo~ iug Is list OF
he t.i,ver. aud their positions
Division MOL Division No.
Nyr.e calvin tuarI Asis Easi=
Ies-is Houaway Guard Cara shaeklefasa
Winoua AIleu Center Julia Re.i,ian
Carrie Bells Cool rara0er ADA rtidWin
Gencviese Purrier Mab.e walker
A. the end of the SECOND half the
game was found 10 bc tie, where
upon, according Co fhe rules, the
game was continued until one side
made gpaI, the " inner being Divi-
sion NJ. 2 uuder Avis Bells a. captain.
The score stood l3 to m.
Monday morliug The y. . G. met
IN the recitation room % enact some
busines. aud elect new officers. The
meeting was called o order BY Carrie
Eells, aud after some discussion il
was decided that during $ gatae ~
Basket ball tbere could be no talking
ON the part OF players aside from the
captains
The officers elected were: Presi-
dent, Cara shack kieford; Vice. presi-
dent, Myrtle Mvers; Secretary
WinOna Allen; Treasurer, Grace
stevens
The grade, received BY mpst Of the
pupils on last m.'nlhs examinations
we're very good, a great many beiug
Ia the niuettrs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
County High School Notice.
l.. II. EA-rFw1. >rr

Notice Is hereby given 10 the
Boards ct Directors of ali school dis
tricts ia the County of Gunuison,
Colorado, that At the election held IN
said county on November 4lh, 1902,
the proposition 10 establish n County
High school in said county was car.
ried by large majority.
Therefore notice is hereby given to
all of the Bosrds of Directors, and
all of the School Directors Of said
Guunison Couoty, that a meeting OF
said Boards of Directors will be
held in the District Court room in
the Town of GunHison, Colorado, Oh
Moud ~ the lst day of December, at
10 o'clock a. IN. 1902 for the purpose OF
organizing said High School aud the
election Of committee of four mem
bers Of said Boards OF Directors TO
constitute high School Committee.
Dated November l4th. 1902.
FANNIE BURNETT,
Go. Supt. of schools
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
TsaShsr's Examination

iBe re.alir csHulv eNalutnafian 81
tsschers viii b. held ~ be III = el
the cpuaiy -upcrintcudeUt. frid -
ani Saturday. bse. laah and 30ih
1902 beg cunning al : 80 a. IA
All caHdidste- "a peeftng % take
the "a naiioH iu Cuunisau county
sad de-irang ttcir paper- graded 10
an5fhcr eouuty shuuid wr.te ta tbe
-npcr,nteuaeui 1T thr cuuuiv 10 whuh
the papers are Go be- zr1ded and stale
that ID Is desired by lhe app icaut hat
the papers should b. accepted aud
graded
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

A few years ago when feed
was cheap it was common
thing for some crank or theorlst to
arise to speak his little piece on the
cheapest way to winter stock. Some
told how cattle and horse, could be
wonderfully well on straw Others how
pleasant is the life of brood sow fed
turnips, etc. Feed l. now 100 per
cent higher than it was then and we
hear very little from these fellows.
Is il possible that they have learned
some sense. or have the editors Of farm
papers become so enlightened that
they refuse to publish such rot Both
are devoutly TO be wished Let Us
never forget that something out Of
nothing can not be made in the ami
NAL kingdom or elsew here. Economy
of feed j. right II Is a. good busi-
ness sense to save mouey in feeding a.
fuel in manufacturing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
Found Guilty.

W. T. johnson aud g. A, Thomp-
son. who were arrested and brought
back to GunuisOn from Saguache first
Of the week, charged with obtaiHtul
goods and mcrchaHdise from lla.m.-
a Quinn under false pretense, were
tried before Justice Leahv yesferigE
and bound over to the next term at
the district court la the sam OF >-5l
each. The father of w L. Thomps1u
was also placed under arrest, but ON
account of sickness could not be
brought back aud was not present at
the trial
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
Stock Notes,

.I lui Farm.
For the first time since We can re-
uamber a twenty per cent reduction
iu the rate ou corn has beeu announced
by the Transm ssouri lines on ship
ments 10 Colorado cemmpn points
fran Kansas aud Nebraska aud "a
seeping Gus has been made in the 10
cal rate on the Rio GraHde railroad
from Denver, Colorado Springs aud
Pueblo TO intermediate points ON its
line. The rate into Denver from the
"a has been cut from twenty five
cents AMI the rates on The Rio Grande
which formerly were from fifty cents
to seventy five cents per cwt, accord
ing 30 distance, have been reduced 10
a flat rate of twenty five cents, This
will prove a great blessing TO stock
men who src short of feed this inter
for it will allow them 10 bring in the
soft feeding c1ru Of the prairie states
Al a price they ctn afford
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
GUY PIPER FOUND
Report Cosz.es Ta@; Rsm~sas n
FossnSs CanE.s.sa Boz H4Se
R.Sa Da.-osSss5

suBaav sf tbI- weak Nj e.ertie
flvcs reeeived a eisgrsa tfs'" = II.
Caivsrf 81 Tsesa4s. N a-nsHgtsn. ~
she 81 Ca that the rem sis- of her
brotbar. Gse. bad beea discovered
ssd ssking wasi di-ps'i ion shea 4
be maas ai them NJ J - NJ iler
tsos she mstter ~ charge aud ired
NJ. Calvert asking eompieie iaeati-
assfion. tie Wa- au-sered by an
other telegram -iatiag that reIHiins
were ~ the hsmd- Of the sorauer OF
n itzap csuBts v h. wosld notIfy him
later GA. Up o. this writing Mr-
n ler has received 10 wera bal cX-
poets a me--s0e soon.
Guy Ptper lefi here t1ur wears ago
shortly after she death Of his father
ar. Piper he sinei a eal0ny Of the
social DempcracY at Barley, Wash
aud en the afternopn uf November 4,
1859 len the saw NIL near there 20
90 hHufiBg lie did not returu aud
no traae ct him bad been di-euxered
from tbat d4y until this present is
formation. His father bad been a
member ct the woodaeu Of the
Word aBd through That srg ~ ztfion
diligent search wa- nude ali throggh
the section he was supposed TO have
been lost in
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
Thanksgiving Wedding.

The Denver newspapers thus speak
of an event ~ some importance TO
the editor ct the News -CHAMrtaN
Gunnison, Colo Nov. 27.-Two Of
Gunnispn's prominent Young people
were united in marriage last evening
at O'Clock at the residence Of Mr.
and Mr. John NJ. Allen. Their
daughter, Miss Ruth Rebrcca was
welded 10 M. Henry i. Lake by the
Rev. Robert r. Adams of the Berke
ley Meihodisi church Of Denver " bo
came especially 10 ofiieiate at the
wedding OF his friends. The mar
riage ceremony was witnessed by
relatives aud intimate friends. II
was a Thank wing wedding and a
very pretty affair. the Allen residence
being handsomely decorated for the
occasion.
Miss Allen is the eldest daughter
of John NJ. Allen, one of Gunnison
oounty's leading slockmen aud mer.
chants. She is a leader in society
and has many friends in this city,
having resided in Guunison since
childhood The bride was the recip.
lent of many beautiful presents Her
wedding gown is white organdie
trimmed in jubv.
Henry +. Lake, Jr., editor and
publisher of the Gaunison News
Champion is a wellknown young
citizen of this place. He l. the son
of Henry +. Lake. pioneer and
prominent business min in Gunnisun
county. Mr.. Lake came to Colorado
from Michigan, having graduated
there from the State Agricultural
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

c. IgGo. f.,f-itls- his tsos -altglar v ltEk
b. r. aIsa y. "a ~ 81 Size hr-l board
~ tru-iesa flr tae ffalsIli.sla >stste
y .raa - -cnssi e-i.lls i-.sed here. Tue
hri.ic ssd ar.sun are smsnz tbe
nla-t laF,'W ircni F"isHz FuaEio hcso
ssa have "a sny Weil Wishefs They
- iii go 20 housekeeping a. Gus
haHe already hasod np
NJ. sni M. Lale all be Al
haase o. fh ~ irieuds af5er bsceuibsr
ia ~ She Dsnkel b lu-e en Coiarsd
streei
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

This has been great season
for wedding out the range
herds All the Old cows, irregu at
breeders or doubtful winfering stuff
is going To market The steers are
being .rIl fl pretty well too. There
Is a reason why such vast numbers of
cattle sre going ufl the range aud ihal
reason is shortage of feed. The ranges
have been aud are no doubt over
stocked in most places. and the stock
must be moved out To avoid severe
" inter losses. In many sactions the
number left is comparatively small
and prospects are for much lighter
runs next year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

1t seems strange that our Colorado
people should have to 90 to Nebraska
for hay this fall, but such Is the case
aud a Loveland man named ". l..
Riley has Just brought in forty car
loads of rather indifferent stuff to be
used in the feed lots Of Larimer coun-
ty in connection with beet pulp and
grain,
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
StockgrOwers' Meeting.

A special msc iag II De- Guunison
count ~tuckgr wcr-' association will
be held in the c1nrt house la Gunui-
sCn on saturday, dee. l7th. at $50
y. VA. for The purp0sn 0' eirctiug dele
gates 60 attend tle Natioual Live
Stock association convention 90 be
held at n au-a- Citv in january also
Tor the transaction ct such business a.
may properly come before 10. a full
al tendance ct membrrs is desired
w \ CTfLA.PtY, Pres.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
Articles OF Incorporation.

Articles of incorporation were this
week ii ed by the Barr Parker Mining
aul Milling Co. THIS is a Cheyenne
The capital stock is $50,
o00 Operations will be in Arapahoe
Gunni-ou. Chafl're aud other counties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

The democratic members OF the
House of Representatives met In eau.
cue last night and after a short but
spirited contest adopted resolutions de-
clarine that they were without power
to promulgate platform Of principles
for the party owing to the binding
character of the party platform hereto
fore regularly made at national conven.
ton. Toe contest occurred over a sub
stitute resolution prepared by Repre-
sentative Henry, OF Texas, more specif.
ically declaring 1t to be the duty of
every democratic representative to ad-
here to the national democratic plat
form until another democratic conven-
ton adopts new platform.
The caucus was the outgrowth OF an
animated discussion among democratic
members ever since the present session
OF Congress began, the chief issue be-
iDg as to the extsLt to which the Kan
sss City platform should be real.
6rmed or should be superseded
by new declsrLtom OF policy. The
plan of an entirely new decla-
ration look form early In the
session 10 resolutions by Repre-
sentative Mcclellan, of New York,
setting forth numerous planks, but
emitting toe financial de clsration of
the Kansas CITY platform. Mr.. Fiizger-
aid, OF New York, also proposed q res.
olution against any intolerance With the
existing standard of values. On the
other hand, Representative Ball, OF
Texas, proposed q specific reaffirmation
OF the Kansas City platform. These and
several other resolutions of policy were
referred to special committee OF twelve
leading democratic members, headed
by Representative Richardson, OF Ten.
nessee, the democratic floor leader. 1t
was to receive the report OF this COM
mittee that the caucus OF last night was
held.
The interest taken was shown in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25
DIED

At Belle Haven Hospital, this city, Jsnu-
uvry 20. 1902, AUGUSTUS sWAkIZ,
aged 90 years. His IsmsiEs will be taken 70
his former home near Philadelphia for Ia tel
ment.
On Saturday, January 25, 1902, at 5 q.
m, at her homo on south Royal street, NJ aRY
NJ, wife Of Mr.. Jas. T. Patterson, aged 81
years. Funeral Monday morning at $50
o'clock from st. Bsry's Church.
Suddenly, OF heart disease, at the residence
of ME- E. S. Lssdbeatey, EMILY ADAMS.
Funeral st Roberts Chapel, Monday, January
~, at 1890 O'Clock.
In the death of Emily Adams q link that
bound US to the old regime b IS been broken.
she was born slave, the property of Mrs,
Carey, the mother-n-lsw Of the ia Dr.. Ur-
isndo Fairfax, but wss set free while still a
child long before tue War. che lived for
time with Mrs. kdward stabler, widow
OF the founder OF the drug houte of l.. 3.
Lesdbeater q aoDs, and in 1647 came to
Mrs.. John Leadbeater's where she was
trained IS cook and with Mrs. Leadbeaier
and her descendants, 10 the same house, che
lived for over halt century, respected and
To oved By her employers, and performing
the duties Of her station with fslthfulBess
even to the close Of the last day Of Der lie.
This morning when she did not appear, it
was found that she had passed. peacefully
away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25

ALUMNI BANoUET.-Young and old
mingled together lsst night at the an
nual banquet Of the University OF Viz
sinis Alumni Association, at the New
Willard, Washington. Some Of the
gentlemen who dined at the hospit able
board bad graduated before the war
many within the pact t5n years, aud
still few within the past two or three
years. There were ssventy-six covers
set. The POSTMASTER OF the evening
was Major Holmes Conrad. The first
response TO q toast, "To the PresideD,
Of the United States" was made by Mr..
William Dudley Foulke, Civil Service
Commissioner. Hop. Joseph Willard.
Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia, re.
sponded to "Phe State" Prof. Basil
g. Gildersleeve, professor of Greek al
Johns Hopkins University, made al
iuterettlDg talk. "The University
Man" was responded to by Mr.. L. h .
Machen, of Fairfax. The States that
Send Their Sons to the University" was
spoken of by Senator @. A. CulbersoD,
who was followed win a toast to the
Academy and University" by DR.. VIII.
liam N. Irvine. THE Faculty. was
spoken of By Prof. Heath Dabney, of
the University. Among those present
were Senator George G. Vest, Repre-
sentative John F. Rixey, OF Virgins;
Representative Joseph Bailey, OF Texas (;
ex.SecretaEy OF the Navy Hillary A..
Herbert, Prot. 8. P. Langley, OF the
Smithsonian Institution Richie Stone,
Mr.. J. Miller Kenyon, L. NJ. Black
ford, Z. W. Hunter, G. G.. Lee, LleTellyn
Hoxton, and Frank Hume, IT,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

Tho fund for Miss Ellen M. Stone'i
ransom now amounts to SO, 500.
w. Leroy Brown, president of the
State University OF Auburn, Ala, died
yesterday.
Indications now point to a continue.
ton OF the international sugar confer.
ence at Brussels.
1t Is said that Prince George Kara.
georeevitch will succeed Prince Alex.
soder on the Servian throne.
President Castro, despite the de.
msnds of France, refoses to let M.
Secrestal, jr,, land in Venezuela.
A London court has directed that
the objections to the confirmation OF
DR.. Charles A. Gore as Bishop OF Wor-
cestsr be heard.
An amendment raising the question
of Irelsnd's grievances was defeated
yesterday 10 the House of Commons by
8 vots of 297 to 1874.
James L. Millard, white, of Williams
port, Pa, and Eva Wilson, a negroes,
OF Gordonsville. Va, were married at
York, Pennsylvania, yesterday.
The Prince OF Wales started from
London for Berlin yesterday evening
by way Of Calais. He will represent
King Edward ct the celebration OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25
The Market.
Georgetown, Jan. 25.-Wheat 75s84.
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

General Nelson A. Miles denies that
he is a candidate for President of the
United States.
Perley A. Stone, OF Chelsea, Mass,
brother OF Miss Ellen Stone VINO Is held
captive by Bulgarian brigsnds, called
on Secretary Hay this morning and
urged that the State department take
radical measures for the release of his
sister.
Wm. A. Eddy of Bayonne, reports
that his seismogrsph recorded two
earthquakes in New York, Thursday
night or Friday morning. Mr. Eddy
says decided vibration ia likely to
occur 10 the eastern states any time
with the coming year.
The Hotel Cecil ir Ottawa, Ont.
known as the Roysl Exchange, up to
four years ago, was destroyed by fire at
5 o'clock this moroing. The guests
we're 10 their rooms asleep when the
flames broke out, and many we're COM
PEELED to fee 10 the street in their night
robes. The loss is placed at sec. 900.
Admiral Schley was accorded q royal
ovation when bis train pulled into
Chicago this morning. Thousands
surged and pushed for points OF want
age and when the admiral appeared on
the platform of bis Car the cheers we're
deaiening. A naval guard of honor,
composed OF men who fought with
nim ct Santiago, was present to greet
him.
Fifty nurses are held prisoners ct the
Nurses Home, in Philadelphia, because OF
the discovery shat one OF their number is
suffering from varioloid. She was removed
to the municipal hospital and the homo is
placed under strict quarantine.
News has been resolved from San Fran
cisco that the championship fight between
Jim Jeffries and Tom shsrkey, scheduled
for the latter part Of March before the YOse-
mite Athletic Club Of that city, has been de-
clAred of.