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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-19

and all started as follows: Hermit,
Hunter, Chestnut Dick and Sheriff.
The race was conceded on all hands to
be the finest ever known on this course.
They trotted five heats, and came in in
the following order: Hunter, first
money; Hermit, second Chestnut Dick,
third, and Sheriff, fourth. Time, 2:S4t,
2:35, 2:36, 2:37i, 2:3S.
The green pace was declared off on
account of failure to make a race.
Col. Plattenburg, OF the Hancock
Courier, was at the "big show, and gave
il the credit of being a big thing.
A. w. Brown, of the Hancock Inde-
pendent, took in the Fair to-day.
Misses Ilanes, Howell, Beshore and
Mrs. Lulu Hanes, OF Wheeling, are Wis
iting here.
The Odd Fellows ball at Curran Hall,
Wednesday night, was grand success,
socially and financially. Josie Kramer
made the dulcet strains.
Miss Halle Naylor, of Bellare, is WIS.,
iting the Misses White, of this place.
Charlie Fisher and Will Schwertfer-
ger, of Wheeling were visiting here this
week.
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WASHINGTON.
Meeting Oft National Democratic Exc
cutlve Committee.

Meeting ofthe National Democratic Exc
cutive Committee.
. WASHINGTON, September Is. - The
members of the National and Congress
sional Democratic Executive Commit
tees met to-day. The only business
transacted thus far was with regard To
the approaching State election IN Ohio.
4 statement was made showing the out
look and making certain suggestions as
TO the best method of conducting the
campaign. 4 member of the National
Committee states that the committee
did not contemplate meeting TO take
action on the Newly Ork differences, and
didn't anticipate that anything would
be done in reference To such differences.
Bond Statement
WASHINGTON, September Is. - Last
Tuesday evening the called bonds out
standing, upon which interest ceased
July 18th last amounted to So, ,5lO,65O,
and the amount of deposits with Ma
tional banks, the proceeds of bonds
sold. Sl6,2OS,94S, OF which S7,OOO,OOO
were covered by called bonds and c0u-
pons i'm the hands OF the agent OF the
United States in London.
Accident on B. & o. Railroad.
WASHINGTON, September IS. - An
open switch last night at Silver Springs,
ON the Metropolitan Branch OF the b. x
o. railroad, threw the incoming western
train from the track, wreCking the loco
motive, express, postal, refrigerator and
baggage car. Williams, express messen-
ger, was seriously injured, and a lady
passenger, named Howard, was injured
by the shock.
Indian Outbreak in New Mexico.
WASHINGToN, September lS.-Secre-
tary McCrary received the following tel
egram last evening from Santa Fl:
The Indians are committing horrible
atrocities in Grant county. Have not
enough regular troops. Please give me
Federal authority To put three or four
companies of volunteers in the field.
TSigned1 LEW WALLACE,
GOrg7Or Ner Nyico.
The following reply was sent this
morning:
WASHINGTON, September Is.
TO Gorauor Le,r Wallace, Santa f.:
Your dispatch has been received.
The Department is without information
as to the nature of the outbreak, or the
number of hostiles. l have taken steps
to have the necessary force concentrated
at once. In the absence Of legal author
ity, am compelled to decline giving or
ders to raise volunteers.
[Signedl G. w. MCCRARY,
Secretary Of War,
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WEST ALEXANDER.

James Alexander, liveryman, is hav-
ing his carriages, buggies and hcarsc re-
painted, new tops, DC.
kimmons, Brownlee & Co. shipped
two double decked carloads of hogs yes
teriay for East Liberty.
Uncle Ben Craven sold his wool this
week to r. c. Noble, of Claysyllle. We
did not learn the exact figure.
one carload OF wool was shipped from
West Alexander yesterday TO Little
Washington. To-day W. c. Anderson
will ship carload Of wheat to Balti-
more. He is paying from % to - cents
per bushel.
We learn that John 4 Mccoy, son OF
Angus Mccoy, both OF whom formerly
lived in the vicinity of West Alexander,
but now residing at Brimfeld, H., was
gored by bull last week and died on
Friday last.
Alex. Mckenzie has retired from the
fish trade; he has received position in
this city. His brothers succeed to the
business in West Alexander.
There WILDE a big wedding next week,
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POINT PLEASANT, w. VA
Social Events.

PoINT PLEASANT, September 1.-The
social event Of the season was the mar
IMAGE this evening Of two of our promi-
nent men. The first wedding took place
at the residence of G.. c. Miller, the
brides father, at Spring Hill, near this
place, the parties being Rankin Wiley,
Jun, a prominent ,lawyer, and Miss
Blanche Miller, q niece Of ii. II. Miller,
Esq, Of Cincinnati. The other was that
OF Charles c. Bawyer, Assistant Cashier
OF the Merchants National Bank OF this
place, to Miss Kitty Parsons, daughter
OF Captain Billy Parsons, Superintend-
cnt Of the Docks here. The two bridal
parties left at : Pm. on the steamer
Boone for Cincinnati, which boat was
chartered especially Tor the occasion.
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NEW YORK.
Disappearance of James Red
path-Missing for Weeks and
Undoubtedly Insane.

New YORK, September Thames
Redpath, the well knownlecture bureau
man, mysteriously disappeared two
weeks ago from his home and business
place in this city, and not trace OF him
can be had. He. had arranged cOmbi-
nation of entertainments that were to
be given in the cities OF this State, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, which were
to commence next week. Among the
troupes were the Emma Abbot, Hayer-
ly's Juvenile, Pinafore, the Criterion,
Robson & Crane and several others,
and they were to occupy every
day of Mr.. Redpath's time
for two or three weeks to
come. Three weeks ago Mr.. Redpath
went over the route, making final ar
rangements for the performances. Re-
turning to this city on Wednesday, the
81 inst, he complained Of being sick
said his head troubled him very much,
and that he felt very badly. He con-
yersed with Mr.. Newton, his assistant,
about the business, and then went out.
Early next morning he called again on
Newton in Newton S room, and they had
a short talk, Redpath complaining OF
feeling badly again. Redpath went out,
and Newton did not see him again until
night. Then he found him walking the
streets, holding his head. He had walk
ed the streets all day, and was utterly
exhausted. Newton took him TO
his boarding place, and he was put to
bed. At two o'clock in the morning the
inmates found him in the back parlOr,
walking the floor, and saying that he
must 90 down TO his Office. They got
him back TO bed, and in short time he
made his way out of the house to the
office. No one saw him after that, but
his presence in the office was plain in
the arrangement of the furniture and the
fact that he had used a candle there.
Next morning Mr.. Newton found let
ter from him, saying that he must go
out OF town for rest, but would be back
on Saturday. On the same day tele-
gram was received from him saying that
he was going to the seashore, for his
head was paining him beyond en-
durance. That was the last message
from him. As he did not return on Sat-
urday, and, as his business was pressing,
a quiet search was begun for him, but
without avail. 1t has been necessary to
cancel the contracts with the amuse-
ment companies mentioned. At his
boarding house tonight, it was said that
he took nothing with him, and there
was not a doubt OF his insanity. He
was not in especially embarrassing cir
cumstances, having money at command
to carry out the projects he had in view.
His last seasons work was reasonably
remunerative. Redpath was forty-seyen
years Old; an Englishman by birth. He
came to this country while young, and
was first conspicuOusin the John Brown
movement in Kansas. He has been an
editor, a manager and contributor to
magazines. He was a conspicuous wit
ness in the Beecher trial.
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THE OHIO CANVASS.
Out of Money and Gone East

Out of Money and Gone East.
COLUMBUS, September l6.-The Piatt
faction OF the National party has spent
all the money received from Foster and
the Republican Committee, and is now
out of funds. Bob schilling and Piatt
have refused to continue in the canvass
and have gone to New York to stump
that State. They give up all hopes OF
doing anything more in Ohio.
Republicans Also Crying Hard Up.
The Republican Central Committee
has also started the cry that it is "hard
up but this is only blind. The Re-
publicans refuse to work, this year, with
out pay, believing that the committee
and Foster have plenty OF money and
can afford to pay well for any and all
services rendered. In this they are cor
rect, but Foster has shut down on pay
ing anything to men whom he thinks
will work without pay, and this cry OF
mo money" is intended to assist him in
his reiusals. The Republican who works
without pay. this year, when the Nation
al banks are contributing thousands Of
dollars to carry Ohio, is foolish man.
Fosters Canvass Given Up-The Legis-
lative Fight.
Captain A. l.. Conger, chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee,
said to a newspaper man on Sunday that
their Executive Committee had been
paying too much attention to Foster and
too little to the Legislature, and that
hereafter Foster would he left to run his
own campaign. As Foster is sick and
played out physically, and as Conger
lives at Akron, where the Stalwart ele-
ment is strong, hating Fosterlik the old
Harry, this declaration is taken as an
indication that Fosters election is not
believed to be possible, and that all the
Republican energies will be concentra.
ted in carrying the Legislature and max
ing Il Stalwart United States Senator.
In Consultation.
Generals Ewing, Rice and Warner,
Senator Thurman, Hon, John e..
Thompson. ID. McCOnvilc, jr., Senator
Tyler, OF Brown county, and other
prominent politicians were in consuIta-
ton with the State Executive Committee
tonight.
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BUSINESS REVIVAL.
An Indication Of Activity In
Commercial Circles.

NEw YoRE, September Is.-There il
no more reliable barometer by which 10
Judge the activity Of business in com
mercial circles than the amount II tele-
graph service required, eighiy-Gye per
cent of which il Of a commercial charsc-
ter, and there could be no better eyi-
dence Of reyiying commerce than the
great increase in that service for the
past twelve months. Even in the
season Of vacation the Western Union
Company has sent and received at It's
principal Office ia this city, from ~ 900
~ 1900 messages per day, and the
present week was inaugurated with the
handling Of 81 ,5il messages on Monday.
The average has been 10000 per day
above the corresponding period of last
year, when the business was considered
large. Some Of this is doubtless due to
the steady growth Of the telegraph busi-
ness, but much Of il must be attributed
10 the increased activity in trade.
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PRODUCE
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September lS.-Flour-
Firmcr, but not quotably higher.
Wheat-Excited ami higher; opened
weak, Auctuated, became strong and at
the close was about Sc higher; No. |
Chicago spring 81 Oh No. . Chicago
spring 96@96lc cash 97tc seller Octo-
ber; 9SJc seller November; " seller
year; sales at 0lt@97sc seller October;
95IG99c seller November; No. 3 9Olc;
rejected 75c. Corn-ACtivc, firm and
higher at 3i3GI3i e cash; 35sc seller Oc-
tober; 34!c seller November; 33lc seller
year; 353@3jJc seller May; rejected
33}c. Oats-Activc, firm and higher at
2lc cash; 25c seller October; 26c seller
November; rejected 2ld22c. Rye
Stronger at 533c. Barley-Stronger at
76c cash. Flax Seed-At 81 2OGl -.
Pork-Strong and higher at SS 50 cash /;
s. 65CdS GA seller October; 81 9jCfS 90
seller November; SS 25mS PA seller
January. Lard-Excited and higher at
s. % cash - 07IGg6 90 seller October;
s. 62!@5 IS seller November and jan
uary, closing strong at outside prices.
Bulk Meats-Strong and higher at g ~
@,5 l5C15 20. Whisky-Steady and un-
changed at 81 Or
CINCINNATI.
CGSCINNATI, September lS.-Cotton-
Dull at llc. Flour Stronger; family
q 75Cd5 Is. Wheat-Active and high
er at 9Sc(dSl 03; receipts $1,000 bush
els; shipments q 900 bushels. Corn
Inactive at 37!c. Oats-Easier, but not
quotably lower at 25CG29c. Ryc-Active,
firm and higher at 59td G0c. Barley-ln
good demand; prime fall Soc. Pork
Improved demand at - Is bid; So 90
asked. Lard-Strong and higher; cur
rent make - 20; held at ~ o. at the
close. Bulk Meats Excited and higher;
shoulders held at 3 50; short rib held
at 50 %; short clear held at 9 80. Whis-
ky-Dcmand active and firmer, but not
uuotably higher at Il o.. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Linsccd Oil
Steady at 52c.
TOLEDO, September lS.-NOOn Board
-Wheat-StrOng and demand active;
No. , white Wabash 81 0j; No. ! white
Michigan held at 81 04!; amber Michi-
gan, spot, 81 0i! seller September 81 OF;
No. , red winter, spot, II 4lc; seller Sep
tember 81 0is; seller October 81 Oh;
seller November 81 0Ii; No. 2 Dayton
and Michigan red 81 0il; western amber
81 03i; do seller October 81 o.; No. 2
amber Illinois 81 0jt. Corn-firm ;
high mixed 3Slc; No. 2, spot and seller
October, 3Sc; No. 2 white 46ic; rejected
37ic. Oats--Stcady; No. 25!c; No. 2
white 2Sc.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDI.
DATES.
Views Of Democratic Senator
Tilden's Nomination ImprOba-
~


BILE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l6.-A prominent
Senator, who is a member ofthe Nation.
al Democratic Committee, in recent
conversation regarding the available
Presidential candidates of the two par
ties, said that he had not the remotest
idea that Tilden would be again nomina-
tel. Admitting, he said, that ma ajority
of the delegates 10 the next Democratic
National Convention were in favor of
Tilden and would vote for him on the
first ballot, that would not help his
cause any. The chief obstacle, he
thought, 10 Mr.. Tildcn'S nomination
was the two-thirdS rule, which had been
adopted in every Democratic National
Convention since lS26-twothirds OF
the votes Of the delegates present 10
make nomination and will be adopted
10y the next convention, together with
the other rules of the previous conven-
tions The effort to repeal this rule in
1865 failed, and he predicted that a sim
liar effort would fail again next year.
lie said that Mr.. Tildcn Was cOgniZant
OF this important fact, and Was already
plotting for the ahrogation oi the trouh-
lesome rule. When asked who was like.
ly To bc nominated hy the Democrats,
the Senator replied: ANY strong man
who can carry New York or Indiana.
Nlden can give no assurance oi control
ling his own State and he certainly will
not succeed in carrying Indiana. On
the other hand, eN-Gov. Hendricks Is
able to secure the vote of Indiana, and
might control the vote of New York"
lie thought that Gcn. Hancock would
make good man, but said the trouble
about him was that he was not backed
by any state.
In reference Ia the Republican candi-
date, the Senator regarded Secretary
Sherman rs ahead of all others. lie
had no idea that Blaine would stand
any chance at all, although he was
working hard for himself. Conkling
was not in the race, he said, but would
prefer Grant Ia anybody else, and next
Ia him would help sherman, il for no
other reason than to Kill of Blaine. He
said that the majority OF the Democratic
Party had about made up their minds
that il Grant did not get the nomination
Secretary Sherman would, and the
Democratic leaders were already laying
their plans Ia combat either of those
two candidates.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, September ls.-Dry Goods
-Business was quiet to-day, owing
partly to its being Hebrew holiday.
Cotton goods in light demand but gem
orally steady. Prints remain sluggish.
Ginghams and dress goods fairly active.
Mems wear woolens in moderate re-
quest. Hosiery and underwear doing
well, and low grsdee shirts and drawers
closely sold up. Foreign goods in irreg-
nlar demand
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THE FEVER.
Ten New Cases in Memphis,
Yesterday.

MEHPHs, September ls.-Fiye new
cases and FIVE deaths have occurred
since the last report. Ten new cases,
six white and four colored, were report
ell to-day. Among the number are
John Burns and Peter Donnelly. Mr.
Burns is agent Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. lie has been sick
for nearly week, but IL now GONZALES
cling. One more death occurred this AZ
ternoon, Eddie Stenette.
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hAllhtAD
STATE BoNDs-lnactive.
SroCKs-The stock market was IT.
regular in early dealings on rather
slight fluctuations, but toward noon be-
came steadier, speculation being very
quiet, and Transitions small, except for
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
New Jersey Central, and Northern Pa
cifc. There was very little doing dur
ing the afternoon, and final transactions
were devoid Of feature, the general
market closing strong, Northwestern
being an exception, and closing at the
lowest point. The advance in the gem
eral list, compared with yesterday,
ranged from To | per cent, the lat
tea Northern Pacific. The transactions
amounted to 1000 shares; 1900 Erie,
l4,0O0 Lake Shore, $4,000 Northwest
ern, $4,000 II. Paul, 5000 Wabash, 49,
600 Lackwanna, 5000 New Jersey
Central, 5000 81. Joeph, $1,000 Western
Union, 5000 Iron Mountain. ., 500 Nan
sas City and Northern, 10000, Northern
Pacific 5000, Kansas and Texas, and
5000, indianapolis, Cincinnati, and La
fayette.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September lS.-The Drorers
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head I;
shipments j,OOOhead The market OPEN
ed weak and lower, ruled dull and slow,
but closed shade stronger; mixed pack
ing 8 lja33j light bacon - iOCg3 % /;
choice heavy . iOCrG3 90.
Cattlc-Reccipts $500 head; ship
ments 300 head. Market dull at lOfd,
l5c lower on all natives; shipping 10
export g gOCaj %; butchers weak
and neglected transactions few; many
were left over; 200 ears Of Texans and
Western are here steady, moderate and
active at - 45Cg2 IS; Colorado, Texans
half breed and natives at q 6Ols3 10.
Sheep-Reccipts 100 head; ship
ments 600 head. Market steady and
good demand at = 4OCa4 %.
81. Louis.
ST LOUIS, September lS.-HOgs -
In fair demand; light shade better;
heavy easier; mixed packing - lVo)
3 40: Workers and BaltimOres g Gi9
3 4j: butchers 10 extra heavy - i5la
co. Receipts 800 head; shipments
$500 head.
Cincinnati.
CIycrSsAT:, September ls.-Hogs -
Steady and in fair demand; common
- 6OiI,3 30; light 9 jOld3 20; packing
g COOS 80; butchers g 80. Receipts
] l,2jg head; shipments 495 head.
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Waafher Indications

WASHINGTON, d. c., September 10, l
A. M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley. clear or apartly cloudy weather,
colder northerly winds and higher bar
ometer.
For the Lower Lakes, generally clear
weather, westerly winds, stationary or
lower temperature and higher barome-
ter
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Steamer Sunk.

1T. LOUIS, September lS.-The Post
Dispatch has information that the
steamer Hard Cash, which left here
last evening for Walnut Bend, below
Memphis, struck an obstruction forty
miles below here and sunk in six feet Of
water The Elliott took of her deck
freight, but the cargo in the hold is bad
" damaged. The boat is valued at SIS
coo.
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Base Ball.

PROVIDENCE, September lS.-Provi-
dsnces, 3; Cinclnnatis, 4.
WAsHISGToN, September ls.-Na-
tionals, :; Bedfords, s.
WORCESTER, September ls.-Worces-
tiers, :; Chicagos, 0.
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WELLSBURG FAIR.
Big Crowds-No Accidents-Fine Trot-
dents

From the break Of dawn till noon to-
day, there was almost an incessant pour
OF vehicles, Of almost every conceivable
description, en- route to the Fair
Grounds. They came in all directions,
and about one o'clock IL was estimated
that 5000 people were on the grounds.
1t was an immense boom. No accidents
occurred to mar the festivities OF the
day.
There was but one race for the after
noon, the fast trot with four entries,
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money Easy at 4 to 6 Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments Quiet-four firmer-
WheatExcitsd and Higher
Hogs Steady.
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, September lS.-MoSEY-
Easy at 4(a6 per cent, closing at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper sac per
cent. Sterling exchange steadyat 4Sl ;
sight exchange on New York 1881.
GOyERSNESTs-Oui
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Another Outbreak in Afghanistan
Death of Daniel Drew

NEW YORK, September lS.-Daniel
who was Familiarity known on the
street" as Uncle Daniel, died sud
denly, tonight. at his residence IN this
city, aged eighty-twO.
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FOREIGN.
Advance in Breadstufs Predicted.

ADVANCE IN breadstuHs FredIcIeu'
LONDON, September lS.-Thomas {.
Scott, the well known agricultural au-
thority, writes: The government and
trade estimates show that the surplus Of
wheat in America, Russia and the East
is 90, 600 quarters less than the aggre-
cate deficiency Of the various countries,
and a rise in the price OF breadstufs is
therefore anticipated.
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PittsburRh.

PrrTsBrRoH, September ls.-Petro-
leum-Quiet but firm; crude 7lic at
Parker's for shipment; refined 6.c for
Philadelphia delivery.
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Cetewsyo's Capture

CAPE TowN, September when
Cetewayo was captured, he was utterly
prostrated. The King was taken To
Ulundi. During the march, eleven OF
eleven OF OF his followers tried ID escape,
and six were successful. The other five
we're shot. The King will be taken TO
harrisburg, and from there to Grey
town.
LONDON, September lS.-Sir Garnet
Wolsely telegrahs from South Africa
that ali the important Zulus chiefs have
now been submitted TO the British au-
thorities.
Another Outbreak in Afghanistsn.
LONDON, September lS.-A dispatch
from Candahar, says: General Hughes
brigade has been ordered 10 khelati
Ghilzai. The regiments at Herat mutt
MED on the 5th instant and murdered
their commander, Ali kheyl The dis
patch saws that intelligence has been re-
ceived here of the trouble and out
break at Herat. The troops have re-
volted and murdered the Irwin and mil
itary authorities.
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Mr.. HAYES here gives an elaborate
table showing the values Ofthe principal
commodities of foreign production, the
importation of which greatly decreased
from June 30th, 1873, to June 3Oth,
1879. which summarized shows the fol-
lowing grand total:
Imported during the year ending June
8jth. sol, IL iS}3
Imported during the year ending June
3Uth, il 30
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RAILROAD BoSDS-lrregular.
STATE BONDs-lnactiye.
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(COacl,llsd on Fourth Pdgs.)
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NEIGHBORH00D NEWS.
WEllSBURG, BEllAIke AND WEST
ALEXANDER.
The Pan Handle fair-BeIlaire RepubIi'
cans DispIeased with Taft's Talk
Personals, Political and Busi-
ness Briefs.
BELLAIRE.

Train Late-Business and Personal Items
Excursions to the Thurman Meeting
Apcidapt