Wheeling daily intelligencer (Wheeling, W. Va. : 1865).(Wheeling

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^ heeling. w. ya., saturday. october 20. 1900
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applause.
LABORING MAN
HITCH BETWEEN :
reading: OPERATORS AND
MAKES APPEAL
5
FOR MR. ELKINS
THE STRIKERS.:
,
pt,t"
SURGING MASS
!
OF HUMANITY IN
CAPITAL CITY
the
depot
to see him off.
MOST EVENTFUL
la the History of tho Campaign Was
RooBevelt'e Trip * Through This
times his sentences were lost in
One special feature of the
meeting wan a party of about 20 former
Democrats, who carried a banner
"We
are
75 to U 60 and In addition grant a 10
cent Increase In wakes, neither will
Lehigh Valley,
bo
|I
"Suppose we should cut off }1 25 from
of powder, that would
about 6 per cent of the miners'
If
ages.
then, we should give the
le cost
10
CENT^'rWEB?.
thousand acres laden' with delicious
fruit-greets the eyo of the traveller. The
happy agriculturist Is now converting
these products Into gold dollars of
standard va)ue throughout tho world,
and later on'his orders-for the luxuries
and necessaries required to bring
to himself and, family will bo
sent to eastern merchants. Why should
ho want a change?
their officials tell
*le.
Democrats No More."
They figured qujte prominently In tho
parade, and caused much comment. Mr.
State.
HINTON,
EVIDENCES OF
PROSPERITY IN
repro:nt
THE GREAT WEST.
er
le
o.,,mr..
price t wo cents. { r°&j®.
.
.
=
.
3hlo River railroad at 8 a. m. on a npotrain. A large crowd gathered at 3lol
'j
contentment
Roosevelt and party left at 9:15 for
W. Va., Oct. 19..Governor
XTliners 10 per cent more In wages, the
Washington. The crowd which nttend.
^Roosevelt and hie party cloned their
ed the meeting wan the largest that
n;al advance to them would be 16 per
the
to
Next
ever
Their
tour of West Virginia to-night, after And Congressman Dayton.Takes
attended a; political meeting at Latter Demand That in Addition to c<?nt. This we can never kJIow.
Respects
Jo Par
^n-.ero Want and Famlno Existed
Find Steady Employment.
this
place.
<
the
of
"United
>ne
of
the
longest Journeys In the
Vice President
West Virginia Republican Associa^
10 Per Cent Advance the Coat of ^ "The plan Is to nx ono pries for
In conaequenco of thoso prosperous
Under Democratic Eelgn, Plenty
*
from
on
*1
also
the
10
Turned
Out.
trip.
Starting
Parkersburg
and
cent
BO,
pay
per
States.Everybody
tion
at
Storm.
the skilled and unskilled
Must
be
Eeduced.
"Washington
Powder
by
conditions,
«ud Happiness Now Prevail.
1.ub upper umu in mo morning, no mnao
NT age advance In wages, but the
of the west ttnds steady
<
i Jpceches at different points along the
ti In powder must bo considered as a
at remunerative wages, in many
3hIo river, notably at Point Pleasant
irt of the 10 per cent Increase. We arc
Senator ElkJns Shows That Only 500
lutvuD (uuiifi vuu
laiivuj'B,
ind Huntington. From the latter place
Jtlng In good faith and the miners 1 4)
of His Charleston Speech
Coplos
and builders aro refusing contracts,
le started up tho Great Kanawha
siiouM do likewise, as.they will receive
Were Mailed, and That Postage For
can undertake no more
and
say
they
a 10 per cent advance, part of It being
making speeches along the wjiy
work before tho snow flies.
Ever Witnessed In Kanawha Valley. ind going across the river at Charles- Devoted Days to Their Cause.Basest Samo Was Paid.
Labor Leaders Believe the Coal Men tlic saving to them in the lower price D
Bepubllcan Doctrines. labor want a change? The miners la
on to witness a great demonstration ut
to th» Intelligencer.
Dlupatch
Special
Torchlight Procession at Night
ot powder.
of
to
Give
in.Proto
Vote
"Will
be
Kansas
Sure
for
he
state
to
and
make
an
Ingratitude
Obliged
Against
capltul
tho mineral-bearing states and
ELKINS, W. Va., Oct. 19..Ever since
Reception at Huntington.
"The Reading company has never
of some length at the wigwam.
duction of Coal Going Down.
of a Bailroad.Qraring Belt.
from Alaska to Mexico, fpo busy
Them.Vigorously Applauded. the Republican state convention at
He was accompanied from Huntington
clrnrged more than J1 60 for powder."
with
the
Democrats
pick and drill In day and night
the
Knnawha valley by
Charleston,
have
hrough
Atkinson and staff and state
shifts, receiving wages satisfactory to
In circulating the story that Senator
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
'
to
tho
Special
Oct.
19..As
far
as
a
Staff
and
Dispatch
Intclllpencer.
committee.
Pa.,
(From
HAZLETON,
Correspondent)
a'large reception
themselves and their unions, and havo
has sent his speech made at that
CHARLESTON ,W. Va., Oct. 19.. From Charleston
the special train
ON BOARD TRAIN NO. 5. A. F. & constant and unlnterruptefl
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10..Mr. Elklns
convention through the malls without the United Mine Workers' officials arc
This was the greatest day In the history
across tho mountains, 13. D. Simmering, a representative
directly
iJMU IWViXjttU/VU, NJliAU JUi'JJlvJY,
at
a
standstill
in
matters
are
concerned
3
a
sense.
All
Fowler
Tribute
two
to
rhe
They ore tho
consumers
day* that Governor Roosevelt
ishop
Pays High
of Charleston.In political
postage for the same.
man, came voluntarily to-nlglit paying
the anthracite miners' contest with the
lO.-r-Te&torday, in Chicago, I of tho products of tholfi*tp#t
ipent in touring this state have been
In refutation of these false
tho President.An Exponent of c, [as., Oct.
farms, and they
Kanawha unci adjoining counties
the
before
the
West
at
tho
most
eventful
In.the
xllcd
of
imong
Virginia
was
new
In
Republican.
There
headquarters tho
history
nothing
operators.
uro setting all they can consume. So
to have turned out to do honor tf the
the
letter
and
affidavit
following
Doctrine.
Sound
Republican
campaign. Governor Roosavc.lt Association, and took the boys by are
national committee, and
p
tho situation to-day and President
why should they want a chango?
to Theodore Roosevelt. People poured jasses next Into Maryland and thence storm
given out to the public:
CHICAGO, Oct. 19..This evening the n
a ffcwie of political activity
by an earnest appeal In behalf
still refused to talk.
his own state, after having crosscd
Even the waiter girls la the dlnhifl
The
Affidavit.
into Charleston this morning by the nto
of
Rev.
Fowler,
Buffalo,
Ight
Bishop
Senator
and
KIklns
in
a presidential campaign.
he
was expressed
jj
continent
Iteprc-se'ntaUvo
Much
equalled
lakes
the
westward
along
disappointment
who a few years ago served
the
train
stations,
load,
by
thousands, by
State of West Virginia,
great assemblage In
md returning by a circuitous route Dayton, of the Second West Virginia
Under tho supervision of that veteran tho transient guests in
because an early le Y., spoke to aunder
this
In
region
to-day
of
loads, by private conveyances, on hrough
ss.
of
calico,
County
the
Randolph,
Auditorium
auspices
the middle stAtcrs and the Ohio llstrlct. Mr. Simmering spoke from
Hon.
C.
rganlaer,
Henry Hedges, of and looked the picture offrowwy
Personally appeared before mc, the ending of the strike was prevented by le Marquette Club, on "Lincoln and
horseback, on muleback and on foot, /alley. ^
despair and
0
that
the
and
chairman
of
personal
undersigned,
In
for
the
declaring
What
M
notary
for
two
knowledge,
of
public
hlo,
reason
the
The
speakers'
grievance.
spok«»
bureau,
bishop
powder
[cKlnley."
dlscontnt, now perform their duties
goon the city presented a most
Price of Coal Still Advancing,
senator and Sir. Dayton had Introduced the county of Randolph, John Jordan, will be done with this question Is dlfll- h(>urs, holding the closa attention of his tlle work of electing the next President
In snow-whlto gowns, gaily
sight, with the marching
being ftrst duly Bworn, stated:
jarers. At limes the applause was a tul Vlco President goes bravely
PHILADELPHI A Pa.. Oct. ll>..The md advocated, without solicitation, a who,
on, and
That since June of this year he has cult to forecast and It is believed the emendous. ,
with colored ribbons, and
on foot and on horseback, flags
1
11
io
bill
to
a
class
word
grant annual leave to
been employed as clerk. In Senator
"apathy" Has been expunged
United Mine Workers' officials have
Valley Coal Company to-day
Bishop Fowler said In part:
smile at the tired and hungry
Hying, banners floating, bands playing, Lehigh
sent out circulars to the trade quoting Df mechanics, numbering thousands,
In Washington, and that not definitely decided wnat they will
ofilce
ft
talk
under
om
the
"I
am
here
to
the
lhvlted
Republican
The
dictionary.
Why should they want a chango
emblems fluttering, and over all and <Jlty coal prices f.o.b. at tho mines. The
some time In the month of July, after
ispices of the Marquette club upon
annex and all the
employed on government work, who the
.unless it is a change from slnglo
above the magnificent and prolonged 1price of all'sizes Is advanced 50 cents bad
Charleston, W. Va., convention, he <1°.Some of the strike leaders say the v*o providential men, Lincoln and Mc- af udltorlum
never
rooms
were
before
beer,
favored.
crowded
with
(
and
>ver
the
The
eager
circular.
aire
was
directed
July
Mr.
figures
C.
^
N.
names
blessedness
to the joys of the marital
by
In
Livingstone,
lnley. In coupling these
cheering and yelling that greeted the is follows: Lump, J2.50; broken, $2.Tr»;
Besides, he said, he had known
private secretary to Mr. Elklns, to union officials are not authorized by the thlis order we are following the logical e|athusiastic politicians of all degrees, state?
different delegations as they came ( :gg, 53.00: stove,
$3.25; chestnut, 53.25:
send
flvo
out
hundred
of
his
to
from
from
faith,
T
to
devote
to
copies
der,
knowledge
ho
amount
of
Elklns
bu*iness dispatched is No, tho men and women of this
days legislation Charleston speech,
Scranton convention to decide the pow«
ehoutlng Into town. ]
pea, 51.75; buckwheat, 31.25.
lat which \vn know to that which wo _<
giving to this affiant
for the worklngmen, remaining during at
the time a .list of addresses to der grievance and that another conven- illeve. All men honor Lincoln to-dny. Imost incredible. During the half
country freely realise and
Wonderful Demonstration.
"
in the chairman's
sessions
our
I
remained
of
until
bo
to
evening
Congress
of
will
tion
minors
which
the
necessary
should
mailed.
Bpecch
be
He
11
honor
to-mor^ men will
the difference between the dark
McKlnley
It was a gala day, and It was a hot
fl
no less than a score of spellbinders
In
order
that
he
lose
no also told this affiant to find out the dispose of the question. rc
»w."
mlghl
of
days
adversity, now happily past.
time In the old town In day time. The
of Dostairo It would tnkf* for
/
s nmmory of Commercial Conditions, w ere assigned to duty, and whole
opportunity to further their Interests. amount
and the bright sun of prosperity that
Want Flat 10 Per Cent Raise.
each speech, and after this affiant
parade was the greatest clvlp demon- Faced Senators Hanna and Prve Yes- Pointing
dl
of
to the portraits of the senator
came
telegrams
pouring in from each day greets the vision of dwellers
He gave a brief summary of comthe amount required; gave A prominent official of the United
strallon ever seen here; there were
erclal conditions existing- In the Unl- tl le army of orators in the field, telling
md Mr. Dayton which grace the walls hint the money with which
to pay the Mine Workers said to-night that the
thousands In It. After the parade hod terday in Their Journey in Nebrasid States In 1896. Forty per cent of .1le results of their meetings and ar- on the shores of the Atlantic, and sheds
This
postage.
nfflant
further
states
the
club
Mr.
said
room,
Simmering
its comforting rays on all the hosts
he only rent out (500) Ave hundred men throughout the anthracite coal tlle railroads were In the hands
passed through the principal streets It ka."Unique Campaign Banners.
In
but forcible language that that
tho land to the far-off Pacific
one quarter of twenty million n inging details of their itinerary,
of said speeches, and he paid the cost- field are Insistent on a fiat 10 per cent cc
halted on Kanawha street until the arI NORFOLK, Neb.. Oct. 19..Southward Lhc homely
D
two had done more to promote tho ago on same, and no speech was sent
boring men were Idle and one-tenth isaeminating Eepublican Doctrines. coast. No change! No change!
Increase without the powder reduction
rival of Governor Roosevelt, on a spe- throug'x the eastern counties of Nemillions
more
on
working
out
twenty
otherwise
than
of
the
man
than
All over the west these well informed
svell-bclng
laoorlt.g
postage prepaid to
and Prosperity" Is tho
clal train at 3 o'clock. Then the lm- 'jraska, Senator* Hanna and Fryo
time or wages. Our annul
the b?st of his knowledge and belief. being considered in figuring out the
their campaign work to-day. A Mr. Bryan could do In a Sift' time.
of the people, and on November
had diminished to $200,000,000; our a'id eloquent speakers aio disseminating
There were only 10,000 speeches printed, percentage of advance. When he was p<
mense procession of shouting men, on
Tho
strenuous
was before them.
Basest
tl
12
doctrines
of
programme
to
had
been
reduced
If
189G
Ingratitude.
b*
ink
Republicanism.
C
and
their
mandate
deposltB
from which there is no
7,GOO were distributed at the
asked what the United Mine Workers
foot and on horseback, moved up Cap- !It
rising and a running "It will bo the basest of ingratitude,"
requiredofearly
convention; 2,000 or thereabouts would do if the presidents refused to 97,000,000. Business failures hud into as a campaign of education, this year appeal, will be duly executed. T. N. N.
ltod street to the wjgivam, the sides of schedule
from 10,000 under Harrison, eased lould prove a year of
45 miles an ho;:r with ho said, "If the minors and mechanics sent to Elklns, W. Va., by express,
for
graduation,
he
said
the
from
their
recede
Farm
torn
as
lta
stand,
15 ,000 under Cleveland.
which had been
down,
products
to go through the mall, which
speeches at Sioux City, Iown, Wake- af "West Virginia fall to vote for the this 500
ainant sent out, postage prepaid, as contest would continue until they were w ere not worth raising and farmers w ith the great number of masterful
was inadequate by many
leld, Wayne, Winslde and Hosklns and
c<mid not pay Interest on their mort- rriinds now engaged In exposing the
stated.
JOHN JERDONE. forced to make the concession.
to accommodate the surging mass Norfolk, Nebraska. Transferring at return of Mr. Elkins and Mr. Dayton above
Sworn to. before mc this 15th dav of This official further said that he felt iges. Merchants were helpless, fac- ja
dogmas of free trade and free
o£ humanity that was anxious to hear :hat point to the Ur.lon Pacific, stops to the halls of Congress."
irles were closed, furnaces were cold,
Attended by Largo Numbers of
He urged the members to go home October, 1900.
vere scheduled at Madison. Senator
confident that the men could afford to m Ines shut down. This had been sl Iver, and the many other dangerous
Roosevelt.
N.
I.
HALL.
[SEAL.]
Friends and
with for- aiid destructive policies cf modern
stand Idle longer than the mining com- b« ought about by competition
Public.
"When the building had been filled, Mien's home: Humphrey, Platte Cen- 1md work and vote for bolh of them, to
Notary
trade.
free
labor
ci
by
gn
0<
is
no
for
cheap
there
excuse
an
Cleveland
Mr. Livingstone's Statement.
thousands surged aad packed on tho :er, Columbus, Schuyler, North Bend, the end that the friends or labor shall
panlcM could. He said that in certain
to
As
U
Prophecy.
in
Wahoo
and
an
meetBryan's
citizen
receive
an
doubt
as
to
Fremont,
evening
endorsement
remaining
emphatic
I am quite familiar with the facts
parts of the region several mines are
Simple, But
outside, anxious to catch a glimpse of ng at Lincoln, the home of W. J.
said
that
Fowler
cast
vote
h
ow
to
his
so
that
It
The
will
con
Continuing,
Bishop
In
above
speaker
was'applauded
the
of
statament
Mr. showing signs of caving in because
the speaker, or a word now and then.
1896 Bryan prophesied that Republi- tI
to a continuation of existing lbute
from the start to tho flnlsh. He Is Jerdone, who acted In the capacity of there are not men on hand to keep them
(Escorted to the Wigwam,
Spcclal Dispatch to tho Intolllgenccr.
in success would mean four years C( jnditions of
mall clerk under me and by my
To-morrow's programme, the lt\st 1 member of the United Order of
prosperity a't home and CHARLES TOWN, W.
timbered.
m
ore
of such conditions nnd he outlined
properly
On my return from Charleston,
Vtu. Oct. 19..
Promptly nt 3 o'clock Governor
lay of Senator Hanna's trip, includes
abroad.
The
great state of The funeral of the late "William Lyne
Mechanics, which Is allied with where I attended the convention, I
clstlng commercial conditions to show Pirestige
special train reached Charleston, jut eight speeches, the last at Omaha the Federation
Tendccy to Influence Operators,
lat these predictions had failed.,
Kansas, through which I am now
turned
over to Mr. Jerdone about COO
of
Labor.
Wilson, president of Washington and
from Huntington, and ho and his party n the evening.
He added that the cost of
Taking up the subject of expansion he ,r furnishes an illustration of the
The association was also addressed c'oplrfi of the speech delivered by
Lee University, who died Wednesday
Sioux Cltv was the last stop to-day.
were met at the train by a reception
the properties while In Idleness and srild, in part:
at the convention, and
Elklns,
industrial
have
.G.
S.
J.
changes
that
by
Thomas
.and
I
Henry
American
in
nnd
tho.crowd
was
^lossr-..
"As
a
bvllever
history,
[t
was
about
7:30
morning, atrtook place
conunJt:ec oi distinguished citizens, and
him'with the money with"which
losses incurred during a m an
It Is Republican ot:curreJ in" the past tliree years.
Block, the latter a German, well known to purchase postage stamps for mailing other-monetary
expansionist.
hero
ut noon to-day. -The party
wua immediately escorted to tne wig- nade up mostly of worklngmrn with
to (j octrlne and Democratic practice. Ex- sc
familiar with the history of west
In the Sacond West Virginia district. them. I also furnished Mr. Jerdone with the strike would have a tendency
by spcclal train. When the train
warn by the famous Elklns Marching Lhelr dinner palls on their arms.
Saxon
Ufa.
When
of
law
of
in
favor
the
influence
anslon
In
making
a. list, which he followed In mailing the
p
operators
railroads
will
remember
n
that
under
Goth
made
telling
A Peculiar Banner.
spccchcs.
arrived at the station there were fully
e accepted individual nccurrtaumty titClub, In charge of CapL E. E. Hood and
speeches.
conoesslons. b
tl
le
Cleveland
administration
of
the
intervention
many
without
to
God.
this
a
In
At Winslde,
little hamlfct
tho
2,500 people, who had gathered from
a detachment of thii Kana\vha Rough
connection. I wish also to When it was suggested to him that ectly
f any man, then God pave Himself re- tlicse trans-continental highways
state that Senator Elklns does not
of tho corn country, Senator
the town and all sections of the county
Riders, In charge of Capt. John A. mldBt
a break in the ranks of u ance, and sent him about the job of ,
be
there
might
or
financial
reverses
that
supervise
direct
in
threatened to pay their last respects to their
any way
llanna saw the following banner as he
dlsThayer.
the operators would s ubdulng and saving the world, and He "Ileir corporate existence.
the
the
strikers
before
of
the
mailing
documents
at
public
cn
out
the
platform: "Populist
his disposal. The distribution is made weaken, he expressed the utmost con- » out nnd at it. The effort to sweep
He met with a continual and tremen- stepped
tingulsneu ueaa townsman.
Prevented by Writ of Prohibition
farmers.Beware!
chain
to
children
is
more
your
ocean
Succumb.
of
the
nek
the
tide
Compelled
under
After the remains were viewed by a
my direction, In compliance with fldenco in the loyalty of the men in the
tious ovation along the entire route to
t,
to win than the men who stake
yourselves or put 'em under the bed to
Intermediate Courts Irom requests which come to him from
The A. F. & S. Fe road, with Its
the wigwam. Tens of thousands cheer- .Mark
large number of people, the funeral
entire region. ti
heir success fighting expanston; f«.ir te
Hanna is In town."
In the state. Anybody
Naturalization
to
with
its
mileage,
penetrating
Issuing
Papers
stnrtcdl for Edge Hill cemetery,
ed him to tho echo. The parado moved
not
merely
H
are
McKinley
fighting
the extent of the correspondence
"Oh, I am not so dangerous as nil
Notwithstanding the confidence of the liey
where his remains were interred in hia
and other work In connection with the labor leaders In this ability to hold the nd the Rough Rider and the American m agniflcent systems some of the
under the auspices of Col. N. S. Burlew, that," said he, laughing.
Foreigners.
the
realso
are
hut
lighting
they
e£
and
most
eople,
agricultural
departments to which Senator Elklns men together there is a belief s;
productive
family lot. The funeral procession
assisted by thirty-five nldes.
Hon.
"Take your hat ofT, Mark, and let us Spoclal Dispatch to the Intclllgencer.
listless force running through all ujjcs *
his personal attention, would
In tlie United States, was com- was headed by over one hundred
.William Seymour Edwards presided see," shouted the crowd.Vhlch cheered GRAFTON, W. Vn., Oct. 19..Judge givesthat
of natural selection,
it would not be
for prevalent hero that a break will come 0 f nature, the force
P<
God's
eterfis Mr. Hanna complied.
also
of the John W» Raw son Camp of
are
fighting
ever the meeting at the wigwam.
a
nd
Prosperity John H. Holt, of Grafton, to-day issued him to look after matters ofpossible
they
this kind. sooner or later. Strikers seeking relief
to elevate tin races.
di tions, and went Into the hands of a Confederate veterans, and the
ivas debated for Ave minutes.
I know the facts as stated by Mr.
The i temporary writ of prohibition,
A Republican Year.
from the United Mine Workers are be- n al purpose
to
be
Our
Blood.
in
I
the
true.
rc
am
farmers
cheer(cclver.
informed
To-day,
composing
by an
Expansion
audience
was as follows:
and prohibiting the
The town Is chuck full of a seething eel until the
COLIN" H. LIVINGSTONE. coming restless with each succeeding
tram was rar rrom the
in our his- of Hclal of the road, It Is Impossible to
The S«rrlc*3 Simplo.
court of Marlon county from
"Expansion is in our blood,
mass of hearty, healthy, well fed, well
day.
our destiny, jj. xndle the traffic for lack of
It
is
our
t<
in
religion.
3ry,
and
naturalization papers
One hundred and twenty students of
clothed and happy humanity, all being At Norfolk, Neb., the streetn were
Production Growing Smaller.
"To call expansion imperialism is ei- al
The
road
Is
facilities.
absolutely
the oath of citizenship to
or
the
the evidences of prosperity and con- packed for blocks arounil the speaker's
both.
No
Washington and Lep University,
foolish or insincere,
The production of coal Judged by the ^ tier
could cc ingasted with loaded tralna, ajid over under comranrvl of Mr. John Randolph
tentment in every feature of their coun- stand. The wind, wns blowing almost
epartment of the government
made
from
this
Is
could
region,
thousand
cars
of
was
made
shipments
Congress
ot
le
have
The
freight
by
u surp supreme power.
application
Being Played by the
tenaneea. Truly, this la a Republican i gale, but clouds of dust filled the air
Tucker, Jr.; the p*n-befc.rers, G. Leon
senate could not unU. N. Arnett, E. M. Showalter and
growing smaller. Yesterday the Ha- n ot do it. The President,
along the line, waiting to be Mooro, John M. and Samuel Howell, W»
Threo Votes for One in
year, and calamity is sitting in the ind Senator Hanna's voice at times S. F. Morgan, of Fairmont, and the
least of all, m
13 ertnke it. The
the
zlelon
division
of
Lehigh
Valley
to
their
destination.
oved
The
Said
he:
Ho
under
rras
almost
Inaudible.
is
C. Frazier, John T. Colson, N. H.
was signed and sworn to by \V.
resist the people.
to Carry the Legislature.
slough of despond. This great
coal company, which taps nearly all the ould
B. Arnett and L. C. Powell and A.
tie law always. He Is able only to ex*-*- in of the road have increased over
H. C. Washington and General Win.
means a gain of no less than 500
"Willing to Mnko Any Sacrifice.
Speclnl Dispatch to thft Intelligencer.
colllorlcs In thin region, hauled ninety- c uto the will of the people. The only 55 ,000,009 In the past year, and the
'
Fleming.
P.
the faculty of tho
votes to the Republican ticket In this
"I have heard that you havb a canCralghlll;
W.
Oct. 19.. six cars of coal, against an average P osslble emperor is me absolute power
PARKER8BURG,
Va.,
Nice
Question.
for
the
future
is
promising.
Legal
ty; the board of trustees, and than
The state Republican committee has dally
above the supreme
county. To-night there was a torchlight Ildate for the presidency living In your
cars before n bove Congress,
of
about
S00
shipment
With
this
visible
evidence
that
the
Is
raised
A
nice
legal
question
very
above the President,.77,000.000
the carriages containing the member®
received Information that the
procession, fireworks and speaking at 13tate and that he has' got It bad.so
the strike. Thl* la the lowest shipment p ourt.
oducts of Kansas aro finding a
eople. pi
of his family, relatives and friends.
the wJgwam by Hon. Romeo H. Freer, bad that he Is willing to sacrifice all jy the writ as to the jurisdiction of a
are offering three votes for
made In any one day since the strike
"If McKinlcy Is elected he will con- ai market, and bringing rich returns
At tho cemetery the sen-Ices were
Hon. Daniel J. Ryan, of Ohio; Hon. P. the material Interests of this country :ourt 01 iimueu jurisdiction 10 jnini
Holt and Davis for one vote for the began. A labor demonstration will he tl nuo the protective tariff. He will
tc the farmers, who can doubt they will simple and solemn. The burial servlco
B. Laird, Hon. David Healey and n order that he may attain the height latural'.zatlon papers. The question legislative ticket, their purpose being to held In Pottsvlllc next
the gold standard: hi- will keep our rc
in 1' floating
have never been raised
Tuesday,
ambition.
to
vote
for
a change?
:>f
his
Now,
my
friend?,
would
fuse
probably
our
over
all
territory,
prewas read by Rev. Thomas A. Johnson,
Others.
defeat Senator Elklns for re-election to which President Mitchell will partlcl- ag
Kansas a Republican State.
you are not called upon to exercise the ;>ut for tho abuse of the Jurisdiction the senate.
Plsrving our national honor; he will hold
pastor of the Baptist church at
They an* notifying the
by this court.
ae United States up to the front as a
prerogatives of your votes to satisfy nade
pate. tl
on
Kansas
into
Count
the
swinging
Marlon
machine
In
The
Democratic
Va., but now of Hagerstown, Md.
leaders In every county to look The ten collieries of the Lehigh coal u orld power; secure the open door for
the ambition of nny man, but you are :ounty hay for tho past ten years been
to per- R epubllcan column with a plurality of Tho prayer made by Rev. Dr. A- C.
and
help
the
and
Gospel,
rade
out
the
for
consider
own
:alled upon to
your
traders, and advising them and navigation company situated In etunte civilization, thus hastening the illy 25,000 over the Demo-Popullst
to the illegul naturalization
-cnortlng
Hopkins, pastor of tho Presbyterian
the Interests of your families, if aliens through the medium of this to be on their guard. It Is also said that the Panther creek valley are still in op- m^ nd of heathenism ajid the
Given by Cabell Republicans to tho interests
cket. The free silver heresy no long church, waa one of the most touching
of your countrymen and :ourt to supply all deficiencies In the McGraw, who was here from Saturday
The state troops are located tl of the world."
eratlon.
the
in
afflicts
granger
element;
of
the
to
fact,
first."
Democratic
Crowd
county
Ever
irour
poll
over heard here, and brought tears to
Roosevelt.Largest
country
:
until last night, has diverted all money there and matters remain quiet.
them to carry the county.
is not entertained even by persons of the eyes of many. Rev. R. S.
Seen in Huntington at a Political A half hour's stop was made at
collected for a campaign fund Into the
to
Overcomo.
Here Senator Frye made his first
Large Majority
ipalred mentality.
rector of tho Second Bplacopal
Meeting.
legislative channel.
Employes Invited to Eeturn.
speech of the day, covering briefly
Recently, two sheriffs of Kansas church, pronounced the benediction.
They have recently discovered that
Bpeclal Dlnpatch to the Intelligencer.
'7ao the Purposo of a Former
the same ground as In his Lhey have n Republican majority of
Oct.
19..The
on
each
Pn..
met
a
WILKES13AP.TIE,
rnntles
train,
in
having
The oholr, composed of members of all
DOVENER AND CALDWELL
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. .Oct. 19..The
of yesterday. Senator
of tlie Multi-Miilionaire.
Lehigh Valley and a few olher coal
S00 In this county to overcome,
large a supposed lunatic whom they the church choirs of the town, sans
Roosevelt special train arrived here on speeches
then urged the voters to forpet past lenrly
for Criminal Designs.
in the Wyoming valley
Arrested
Did
Wli're conducting to the insane asylum at "Lead, Kindly
Effective
several
have
companies
Work
ind
been
in
for
days
Braxton
Countime at 12:15 to-day. \
Light." and "Asleep In
party affiliations and to remember that
In Italians from the mines by tho
notices at their. collieries to-day, {n
CHICAGO, Oct. 19..S. I. Morris was q ssawatomle. The officers seated Jesus." The floral offering* were most
Tho party was met #by the reception present conditions under the
ty.Urccted by Largo Crowds.
lozen, many of whom have not been
for
an alleged
this
evening
their
which
Invite
to
reai
rrested
they
employes
anu
icir
unrortunate
cnarges
logetner,
beautiful, and wcro sweet tributes te
committee, and escorted to the stand, < administration arc of
n the United States more than six to Bpcclal Dispatch to the Intelllsencer.
upon the life of John W. Gates,
tey soon engaged In conversation.
twelve month*, und crowding the court SUTTON, W. Vn,, Oct. 19.-Capt. P. turn to work at a 10 per cent Increase in tc
the high Christian character of tho
j? &t Fifth avenue and Ninth street, where ' prosperity.
the
same to hold good until f:ic-presldent of the American Steel &
ooin
and
court
records
with
at
wages,
are you going?" asked the distinguished statesman.
them
"Where
13.
Dovener
and
W.
G.
they, with Governor Roosevelt,
Caldwell spoke
When searched at
^Tire Company.
Lhe rate of ubout thirty per day.
Dllelnncc TToiiasn m«.
rst demented man.
NOT FOR SALE
at Falls Mills, on tho 18th; at Sutton April 1, 1901. Few of the strikers went ^ 10 police station, two large revolvers
the magnificent parade, which In
Protests of No Avail.
near the collieries to read tho notices.
"To Ossawatomle," says No. 2.
Out of respect to Mr. Wilson, all tho
on the 15th, and tho former at
r.umbers was tho largest ever seen In
w ero found concealed in his pockets.
of
the
Postal
Control
[s
tho
of
and
the
them
all
citizens
All
the
furnishing
tho
good
newspapers
for?"
"What
protests
business
houses of the town suspended
the city, after which ho addressed over
on the Ifth Inst. Mr. Caldwell
asserted that Morris also had
Information deRlred. Up to noon nono d( It 1p upon the life of W. J.
and Commercial Cable
ittorneys to prevent this corrupt
"Going Into the 'sylum."
during tha funeral eervloes. ^giong tha
made short talks with good effect.
13,000 people.
of tho companies posting tho notices HiHlgns
ballot box were of no
the
the
"What
for?"
of
Kansas
upon
manager
to
prominent
other
general
people who attended tha fu*
he
could not
engagements,
Enthusiasm Unbounded.
until thin evening the wholesome go to Frametown, but returned to had received any applloatlon for work, c Ity &. Southern railroad, whom Morris,
"They say I'm crazy."
noral were:
The meeting was the greatest ever NEW YORK, Oct. 19..Vice President wall,
of
a writ of prohibition was
to
this
emedy
The
block
Is
had
enticed
now
the
city
by
stumbling
Is
on?"
powit
alleged,
"What
did
crazy
Wheeling.
you go
Captain Dovener was at his
Ex-President Cleveland and ox-Cotk
and General Manager W. II. Baker, of ipplled for and grunted.
he!d here, and the enthusiasm was
l>PMr find i...
der question. m
wi /
ciiiri.il> u
leans of a telegram purporting to have
"Religion. Now, where are you
the Postal Telegraph Company, made
pressman Isadore Straus3, of Now Yorir
will b»* now no further repetl- Bpeeches, dwelling particularly
TtiQre this
The Vice Presidential
on the
b<
sen signed by Gates, but which he
on
the
of
the
n
of
:lon
outrage
Mr.
Cleveland arrived last night vrtti
part
statement
the
to-day:
following
business Interests of the country
wan cheered oy surging crowds all
hiImself had sent. Manager Urlnison
Compelled to Shut Down.
"To Ossawatomle," says No. L
Mr. Strauss, and to-day ho waa grcoteC
"Persistent rumors ara In clreulntlon Marlon county Democracy. ,
th" way from the depot to the place of
comparing: the present prosperous
Pacific
hotel
Grand
at
the
ni
rrived
Oct.
SHENANDOAH.
19..The
condition
to
Pa.,
that of the depressed
"What for?" ,
by a largo crowd, who called to pti.
refcnrdlns; a pending combination of the
iking, over Ave squares.
in accordance with the
condition of bunlnops nnd bankruptcy Cambridge oolllery resumed operations
"They say I am crazy, too."
their respects. Ho and Mr. Wilsoa
the
His speech consisted of a scathing Postal Telrpmph-Cahle Compajiy,
made in the telegram. He failed
under a Democratic administration. to-day under a
ni
tho
emCnblc Company, the
promise-to
Commrrclal
did
on?"
"And
what
you
go
crazy
were
Intimate friends, and ho Bcemo<l
Large and enthusiastic crowds greeted
» And Mr. Gates in his ofllcc In the
Arraignment of the Democratic party
Union Telegraph Company and the
tho
10
that
cent
advance
him
ployes
per
at
all
"Frev
silver."
the
much distressed at his death. Mr.
places.
After
a
end Mr- i»-..
very
hasty
building
ookory
ui/Hii.lor iniBmiinuBCmctU D>* American Bell Telephone Company, of ]Feature of the Roosevelt Meeting at
would
and
be granted
the sliding scale m
the two men decided that
"Oh, pshaw," said the other, "you Cleveland drove to Harper's F>aTry this
the former and fatae prophecies by the America. Officers of the Postal
Hlnton -was Twenty Former
abolished. About 9 o'clock a committee ^:orr!» originated the scheme, both « in't get Into th# 'sylum. You ain't afternoon, and returned lie me. Tho fu»
xwocmc juurnay umcero Elected.
Company and the
latter, and so clearly were his
Carrying a Banner With the Special Dispatch
of mine workers waited on D. R. James, hiiVlng received threatening letters cr azy. You ora oaly a natural born neral party also returned to Ledngtoiv
Cable Company deny
*.o the Intelligencer.
prenented that at every point he
that either company Is
Above Inscription.
K»l."
PARKER8DURG, W. Va., Oct. 19.. the senior member of the Arm owning fr om him.was
Va., this afternoon.
Was greeted with deafening applause.
any such combination, and state Jp^clnl Df«i>fitr.h to the Intelllcencer
The Rtockholders of tho Fairmont & the colliery and admonished him to
captured near the offices Y»t many persons dalmlng to be sane
Morris
that the control of the Postal
In
the
Steel
Illinois
W.
Oct.
Company
19.-<3ovfrnor
the
ol
HJNTON,
Va.,
Electric
make
no
further
effort
to
Clarksburg
work
until
Railway Company
Movement of Steamships.
'
Company nnd th5
ra en a«d patriots will vot« for Bryan
Thieves Follow Roosevelt.
1RooHcvelt'a npeclal train urrlved hero met hero yesterday and elected the
Cable Company Is not for sole."
th» men at all the collieries decided to 11 ookery building. lie was formerly In alid free stiver.
HAVRE.Arrived: La Touralno, front
Bper.lnl Dlnputch to the Intolllccncer.
»
tit 7:30 this evening, anil vrnx met nt
director*: J. N. Camden. Sprlgjr return tn wnrlr In n Hrulv Xfr Tnmoo tf10 employ of Gate?, and malntulns
Does
Not
Thrive.
J
knti-Expanslon
I'AHKRHSBURO, W. Va., Oct. 19..
the latter owes him $50,000.
I.he depot by a reception commlttco of D. Camden, Inane D. Davis,
NO VERDICT
NAPLES.Arrived: Ems, from Not*
promised the commlttce to stop vrork lat
Thieves following the Roosevelt party
The anti-expansion issue does not York.
iibout one hundred locnl Republican.*
A. It. Fleming,
Tenants of the Ilookery are said to
J. A. Qt noon.
made heavy hauls hero yesterday, and 3lvcn Out in the Youtsey Casa. )t thin county. The party consisted Flcklngcr, Monongah;Fairmont;
the
west.
the
out
here
In
The
well
prisoner
making
tl:
irlve
overheard
hi
ivo
Herbert R.
,J»Rt night, und dozens of empty
Weather Forecast for To-Day.
f)f Mr. RoosevHt, Hon. Vf. H. Edwardfl, Preston, lialtlniore; E. R. Bacon, of
11ireats to kill Mr. Gates and the two p, joplu say we want all the foreign
Prisoner's Condition Improved.
THE POWDER QUESTION
micn refrained from going to luncheon
were found In the streets and
urkets we can get. \sc want to iced For Ohio, fair Saturday and.^indayj
Oct. 19..There 1md Oovenior G. \V. Atkinson, of New York. J. N. Camden vr.i* elected
Ky.,
GEORGETOWN,
acPacific
hotel,
Grand
where,
nl
the
warmer
In eastern portion Saturday;
yards during the day. The losers are will be no verdict In the Youtucy cane (~harlr*ton, Hon. M. Roach, of Pay- president and Sprlgg D. Camden,
tho
of
and
Orient,
Preventing a Consummation of Deal irdlng to the telegram, they were to tj ip hungry millions
variable winds, b*com)&g freali
and treasurer. Thla company
th» Rev. Father Hlckoy, of 8t. Xavler's
»tte county, and members of the pre**,
N r do not see why the descendants ot light
Bstween Operators and Miners.
to-night. When court met at 8:80 to-1 'who
by Sunday.
the
for
southerly
Instead,
met.
attorneys
were driven to the park, where Is organised for the purpose of building
w«
who braved tho perils of For western
church; Hon. Homer D. Wood, of
night the cane waa formally nubmltted
Pennsylvania and "West
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,. Oct. 19..Dr. r. Gates, with offices In the same te pioneers
Atkinson introduced Mr. an electric paswnrer railway from
the
desolate
fair Saturday and Sunday:
on
life
county, and A. G. Glngel, of Zanes- to the Jury. The Judge told them they (3overnor
fr
ontler
plains,
Virginia,
M.
who
A.
and
at
II.
Pnr- btilldlnif, were notified,
Howe,
represented
they
ftooscvclt
to the vaet audience,
Fairmont
to Clarksburg. W. Va.
warmer
light variable wlndi*
Saturday;
Two thieves were caught In the could use their own pleasure about
dee £ Company at the conference In mice dispatched a merscnKer to de- fc iu*ht the Indians anil settled this becoming fresh* southerly
to be fully six tbouwnd people.
by Sunday.
hath room of Ht. Joseph's
Mr. Sherman More Comfortable.
Hospital, slderlng the cane to-night or to-mormw
this city, between the Individual oper- te ctlve headquarters and asked Cap- »l >l#ndld domain should not have an
a Short Speech.
Mnde
Local
Temperature.
^htrc a bazaar Is In progress, where morning. They decided to tnko the
to extend their trade, and
ta In Colleran's assistance. When tak- p(
officials
the
stors
and
the
of
PhlladelD.
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
Cm
Tho
to
the
temperature
their
poor
condition
of
Mr.
Tluirirday an qJD*orred
to-night and report Owing
they were hiding for the purpose of at D too'clock rooma
into the chief of detectives' offlcc, m ake the commerce of the I'aclrtc ocean by C. Schnrpf, flrtigglat,
coruhr JU.irkci
phla A Keadlnc, and Lehigh Vallcv cr orris
Sherman waa more
to-morrow morning, and 1RoomveU'ft voire, he dM not make n
could apparently give no Intel- C( iual to the commerce of tho Atlantic. jvnd Fourteenth afreets. was as follows:
fobbing the ladles of thr» money taken they wore n*nt
to-day and tonight he la reported railroads, In upeaklnif to-day about the
out with that under- enjtthy «|*ech, but he lost no time In
bi ;»t the aevornl tables. '
of
the
nnd
7
m
3 p.
a.
3?
nffalr,
71
explanation
west
of
Hanson
resting eaally.
jlble
For nearly 100 miles
standing. (
seems to have
which
ompnrir.j;
Itepubllcan
with
question
promises
powder
a.
m
9
Cop.
to assign any rearon for being in c,Ity there exunrts the greatest grain
Youtfey'n condition to-night In better Bryan's prophssles made In 'H, and
IS m rr.tG'Weather, Clear.
settlement
of
the
halted
the
mine
thnn
two
Ho
Joe
of
the
revolvers.
hn«
Oans
taken
yeiiterday.
Wins a Battle.
)snesslon
Largo Crowd at tho Depot.
bell on the continent. An
FRIDAY.
-&trl**«. anld:
without trouble, and phyn- 1 eft the audience t draw their own runMr. Gates in a multl-inllllonnlre and 81 rowing
DENVER. Oct. It..Joe Oana won workers'
I'ARICERSBURG, W.
Oct. 15- Iclana to-dny
m
;aC3 p. mf3
succession of fields of corn, wheat, 79 a.
say hln temperature, pulac and (:lu*lon* aa to which was correct.
'The Independent mine owners will rP turn«?d but a short time since from
from
ii.
"Spider*
KfUev
in
Governor Roosevelt left Vr.(
the
50,7 p. m W
eighth
here over tho irespiration ore normal.
2Io was cheered loudly, aiul nxacy round. '
not reduco thb prlco of powder from £ urope, whero he spent the summer. 1 hiuk oa-ta a«ld oUlor certify cavcrjiig a IT m...
Weather. V&tr*
wes:;rn
greatest demonstration
valey,
power,
reducon
DEMOCRATIC LIE NAILED.
IFRIENDS TO
PROLONGED TIE-UP EXPECTED. S
THE WORKMEN.
«
PELLBINDERS ON THE PLAINS
isseminatlng;
adIrcss
Govrrlor
ofll:«;rs
persisted
proseeded
laboring
appeared
steamboat
statements,
extraordinary
delegations
territories,
Iteublican
wlteFscd
rarer
attired
decorated
sweetly
travellers?
^
commlt»e
^
midnight,
ofce,
bunlea
ascertained
.
con:!nued
Charleston
rcjced
exjrtg
*r
leaving
capacity
thousands
falidous WILSON'S FUNERAL
Sympathizing
Dcm:racy,
Intelsent Townspeople.Ex-President
Present.Services
f0
related
vociferously
direction.
Senator
provided
American
progressive
appreciate
inhabiting
"McKinley
watchword
of.reivers.
J®
Roosevelt's
WhjQ^iould
McKinloy.Story
employment.
Mitchell^
Senitor
Brym.
carpenters
"LINCOLN AND M'KINLEY."
Elkins'
STRENUOUS PROGRAMME
labor
employment
fcnpressive.
c"
*j|
passig,
relarkable
Perms
maintaining
arrived
.
In
DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS
^
personally
suf;red
^
Restraining
constituents
knowing
cerain
exnsive
£
"j
realize
rlchit
roons
.
restraining
Intcrmedlite
Issung DESPERATE GAME
administering
foreigners.
«
staLlon.
Attorley
meeting
Howard
'
tnuisport:Ion
acimulated
Democrats
Bryan,
camgs
outok
profltjle
renin
J
Interests,
Madison.
substantially
Hanna
Republish
unprccedent»d
E
TO KILL GATES
Coupland,
Employe
posted
drlvng
at:mpt
..
reviewed
Frametown,
Owing
asjault
unbounded.
candidate
..IUMW
ii»<u
Brlm>n,
»
.
generally,
..
propositions
Western
Telejraph-Cable
Commercial
emphatically
contemplating
Telegraph-Cable
Commercial
^
Bourbons
gr>g?"
toly
appolnt,ent
conlltatlon,
"DEMOCRATS NO MORE."
.....
.
following
*
Parkeraburg;
pocketbooks
aecretary
Hitchto
con-'t
p«pern
estimated
j1
UnIvorsi
Chrlstlanlzaion
enable
Telegraph
Companies.
"Willis,
Lexington,
district
FINE RECEPTION
members
remainder
Jerdone
Democracy.Offering
Order
petition
procession
^iNJ
opjrtunlty
It..ExPecrttary
comfortable
reised
,
nnurlnhment
endps
I