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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
The MUaCHIsON LITTER.
Its Authors Afraid to Own the Dirty
Trick.

Its Authors Afraid to Own the Dirty
Trick.
Los AEsELRs. GALA, October 20--Thc
identity Of the mysterious Charles r. Mar-
chison. writer Of the Pomera letter 10
Minister West is still secret There b
no truth in tho story te,ssrsphed frtm
here tia! W. A Bell, alawyer, Of Pomsna,
is the real wiikr OF the letter. Th's u
given on tie authority Of Col. A. @. OTIS.
editor Of the Times, OF this city, who hrs
been In the secret from the first, and VIZ
stated 10 an Associated Press rp,rter thAi
the ttory was Gbs,lut Ly untrue. When
asked wheh tie name wtu'd be given 10
given 10 the public, Col. Olp replied that
he could not answer except 20 say that u
would be made public when the neesssi-
ties Of the cae require. Aud that" he
added, lis . question TO be decided by
those who are in pcssession Of the fscts. ["
Ths Associated Press representative OBJ
tanned from him sn emphatic denial that
he was the author Of the letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30

GENERAL JOIN A. RArHGONE, q l:f9-
long Republican, and ths lending stove
manufacturer OF Albany, says: In cur
business, the manufacture CT sovss, in
which have btel engaged since 1854, l
sm confident that under lower tariff we
would be able to increase considerably the
amount oil on. business every year. We
would be able to give oar employees mere
work during the year than at present, and
pay fully IS high wages. For years
work our employees would sc. more wages
uuder lower tariff than they nov get, be-
cause we would do larger amount oi
work il the year.
Perhaps Republican orators will say
General RATHEDNE don't know his own
business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
CONDEMNED TELxGRAMs.

Another plot against the CsM's lie has
been discovered. The corspiratorI we're
Cossacks.
Performances for tbs bsneAt Of the Ohi.
csgo policemsn's benevolent fand rsaliz ID
SIS, 900.
Mary Anderson and her company have
rallied from England for New York on the
sic amer Umbria. Charla Mitchell, the
puplist, Is also Q passenger on the vessl.
Mike Conley, who was defeated in fight
BY joe McAulifft, will retire from the
prize ring.
Judge William X. McAllistsr, one Of
the most noted men on the b,nch In I'LL
nois, died suddenly last night.
James Ward, Q trsptse performer at 81.
Louis, fell from his trapzs and was
picked up dead.
Another se1icu, break occurred In The
Cornwtll canal yesterday, and oil hops of
opening up inland navigation 10 given up
for this year.
Charles D.ete, . German carpsntsr Of
New York city, committed suicide By
hanging himself.
The schooner Penssuks, carrying 20. 900
bushels ofgrain, sunk In the 81. Clair lake
canal.
Thomas Hill, Q commission msrchsat Of
Dttroit, suicided thi, mornlng BY shootisg
himself In the mouth.
The Rev. Obadiah BHeI, Of Alshams. .
Baptist preacher, predicts the snd Of Tho
xwo IA hAkcRa asarAtaA A.
Six q en- were ssrisusly isjprsd by ths
explosion Of . csn Of dynamite ssssfitess
In front o. blacksmith shSp, near Da.
luth.
The remains Of L, Ysh Dso, the Gsssrsi
of the Chinese Order Of Black Flag, w0s
inferred with impressive essemoniss n
New York yssterdsy.
Sarah Jane to:tbouss, sesd - yssrl n
missing from her hems - East Hvsfpool,
O. II Is feared that shs has bten feally
deait With.
The Gussastss Life Company, Of Park.
ersburg, W. Ns., !, closing up IL psen.
ises, preparatory 70 going cat Of sxisieueA
Liabilities estimated q q, 500; aps4s
5000.
Six couuterfeissrs wsrs festsoced 10 10
prisoument In New York City yssteday.
Five Of them were Italians.
The steamer Saginaw ef The Cllds LIE
suuk st her docks In New York yesterday.
There were 80 new cases Of yellow fsvsr
and four deaths st Jacksoavills yateday.
Gen. Batter made . spsscS t, . lsfss
audience In Detroit last night Hs
favored HaFrison's elSctioa.
Eighteen hundred persons hsvs bssa
made homeless By . hfs u b Iesftldt,
Germany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
A CHALLENGE TO GEN. GoFF.


Would it net be possiils to arrange for
another discussion in WEse'irg bet Feen
Mr.. Wilson aad Cereal God? Next Sat-
urdsy would be good time. The IHteRi'
gsaeer will undertake to raise q fdud to de-
fray sll expeEs 5. 50 that it shall not cos
the Democratic Committee one cent.-h
tehigeReer.
The REGISTER is authorized to sta that
ifGeD. GOFF can be persuaded to accept
another meeting WITH WI. L. WILSON in
in this city the Democracy will dsfrsy all
the expenses. We guarantee that if Gen.
GOFF accepts Re shall receive entirely
courteous and respectful treatment and
we ais, guarantee that the aud;eace shall
not he packet wrh GoFr'S clRQuers 10
howlMr. WILSON down.
The Democracy viii lelve tie choice oi
place 10 the Republican Committee, with
the limitation that the building be large
enough 10 hold 5000 people or more; or,
if two or more detatts be agreed uIop, to
alternate between TIE Capitol Rink and
the Alhambra Rink. The time .b,tOre OF
after eltc.icnl, slso, TO be left to tie de-
Ci.ion Of the Republican Committee.
We are in thu campaign to win.
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CARRY THE NEWS 10 BLAINE.
The Head Of = Big stovs Firm says Lev
Tariff Means Moro wares.

The Head Of = Big STOVE Eirm says Lev
rariG Means Moro Wages.
Albany, 0aoSer 29.-Ths wh,ls firm
Of Rathbone, Snd & c., the largest sesvs
manufacturers in Albany and one Of he
Oldest and bst known houses In tbs coan.
try, h,s come over to the sup2ors Of Pres
idsnt Blevtlaod and tariff rform.
Several Of the younger members Of he
firm were Independents four ysaas aso.
General John F. Ra,hb,Ds, head Of the
firm, is . lifelong Republican. He vas
chosen BY Governor MerRas. .t ths out
break OF the war, 10 orEsIfse the State
.rot rs, and bs seat fofty-3ve reRimants %
the irest. He was Adiutaat-Gearslu ua.
der Governor John A. Dir.
He says: 'In our business, the man.
utscturs Of stoves, In which l have hea
eng sged since 1884. am confident that,
under lower tariff, We would be ablo TO
increase considerably the amount Of our
busires livery ysT. We would be able
to give our employers more wosk during
the year than at presest and psy FULLY -
high wages. For ysar'a ~ork our am.
p!oyees would get moro wsgss usdsr a
lower ts'ia ttau ttey now Ges becan,a N
would do . larger amount Of work In fhs
year."
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AN AMERICAN BARON.

Mr.. jackson, of steubenville, Who IL q
"Von" Now.
PlTTsBURG, October 29.-RichaId Mason
Jackson, Baron Jackson, who is accused Of
exerling strong influence over the feeble
mind of the King of Wur!emberg by mesns
Of Spiritualism, was born in steubenville,
Ohio, about forty-two yeas ago. He went
TO Stuttgart when young man, to com.
pee his musical education. He was ap-
pointed Vice Consul in 1856. and while in
this ofico made the acquaintance Of the
King, aud soon became his fAyorite. he
has ben highly honore1 at all European
courts, and although determined efforts
are made to oust him he still holds his high
positions.
He has number of friends and relatives
about this city.
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WATTERSON HONORRD.

Chicago Democrats Vie In Doing Him
Honor.
CHICAGO, October 29-NearlY 1000
people crowded into Battery D Armory TO-
night to listen to Hon. Henry Wat
tersop. TIE distinguished Kentucsian
appear ell under the auspices of the Iroquis
club, but the event proved al occasion for
a display Of De mocIatic harmony seldom
wit ,eesei in Chicago, the rival orgsniza-
tions TO the Ircquois-the County Dtmoc'
racy and the Andrew jackson League
vieing in doing him honor. Mr. Waiter
sons address was a powerful argument for
tariff reform.
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sslsctsd b HIi1 tbs vsesaey - ths Dsne-
~~~ffn T>e1~aakfVu Rinkna.

sslsctsd b HIn tbs Vacancy - ths DsDe.
srstis LssislsAfvS fIskse.
Ths Democratic County Executive Or
mittss INST last evening for ths parpos Of
naming Q man to fll u vaesscy - tts
legislative ticket eec,sisasd by tbs dsatA
Of Hon. ChseisJ. Glsassn. Tas c,mnit-
tee from the Tnds ASsnhIy, eompesfd Il
Theodore Wagner, Csp. 6iass aad Jssgyh
Zieesnfeldtr visited upea ~ eenniteSa
and announced that thsy wishs6 b Nm
draw tie psms If n J. fiaisy end pusssnt
in its stead thst of John Csrorsn-
The DsmoczAdc Executive Ccnnittso
then wsut into ths sslsetisa - . NJ I'D
Mr.. Ccroorsu wss naminsttd ~ be -
se ,epted, which n<s1 thes - NIL -
elec'ed. John has lob q finls - =
recognized - precisely ~ riSht - -
tie positios. h has eeeusis1 nsDy
prcminent pediioas nsiabsr sicdsf b Z
member Of tbs Execatise Connitfes q
IL Ame iesn Flint 0laa WeEiuDi USioo,
asd served lest tern - Pmlfkns u q
Trsdes Assembly. He 3 tbssonGkly
posted q al qssstieas of ~ -. bGn
iptslliesat md saesREtie No., 81 N
tAks case q the mistress e Hs ooaf11ns
ssis b IL snsxt LegsetasA &
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think, give our ticket $50 majsriiy. II 4
gsnerally conceded thst car sisity in
Pendlstcn Will b in,rassd from 80 10
200 majority.
A deererat, effort has bee, msde 4, tc.
feat Geneeal Spdgg oar candiaats fse
Honss Of Delegates, but tkes 10 20 doubt
Of his election BY . handsome m.jsriiy.
He has made Thorough Canvas ef TIE
district sad sfoksa In all points ia The
district foa can rut THE whtls Goath
Branch country down fr ID usual major.
ity. The Republicans are trying - AZ
money, hut our people csn't Be sbeaghk
Mccormick Ia, BEEN Ia this county twics
ann is expected again. II b eaia he haa
the hoeole, bat it viii b found rot to
work here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
If the consumer does not pay the
tax, in the name of God who does?
Allen G. Thurman.
Run Down In o Cut.

DUBUQUE, IA, October 2s.-HermaDn
B ,sde, section foreman on the Burlington
road, started for this city yesterday after
noon on hand car, baving with him bis
wife, thres. children and sIhiead, when
rounding o sharp curve they Were ran
down By special, making quick run be.
tween st. Paul aud Chicago. The baud
car was thrown from tie track and Mrs.
Bsade and her two sons, aged and 13 in
stantly killed. Mr.. Baade and tbs other
man escaped, whsn the train struck the
car Mrs Bsade threw her baby down q
bank 90 feet high and saved his life. Baade
is frantic with grief and threatens to COM
NIT suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
Still Jumping Onto Ssckyiils.

LONDON, October 29.-Tas Pail Mall
Gazette, writing about the Sackvills irci-
dent, expresses the opinion that the ex-
cite msnt caused by the letter io America
is being stim ulated for political effect.
The 81. James Gazette maintains that
Lord Sackville cannot Iensin at Wesh'
ipgton. 1t says he should have known
batter than TO walk into net spread be-
ore his eyes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
A NOVEL SCHEME.

Democrats to Address New Workers From
Wagons Driven Through the Streets.
NEW YORK, October 29.-To-morrow O
new feature will be added to the canvass
here. A number of Democratic lawyers
have organized "ca tair' crusade for
the enlightenment of the populscs. Four
large trucks, carrying 90 speakers, will
start at oan each day, end all parts of the
city will tc visited. and iupiomptu meet
ings will be held wherever crowd can be
gathered, the addresses being made from
the tail gates of the waeone A force of 20
assistants will distribute campaign docu-
ments alcng the route. Toe gentlemen
who have organized this novel arragsment
are footing the bills themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
HATES DEMOCRACY.
8 ssckvllls's Relations With the Adminlstra
ton Unpleasant.

s ssckvllls's Relations With the Adminlstra
tion Unpleasant.
Boston, October 29.-Co1gressman Col.
lins, referring t. bis interview with the
President yesterday, says: 'Ssckvill.
hates D. .mocracy with all the hatred of 9
small mind. His relations with the cd
minis ration since the retaliation measure
was exploded have been exceedingly
strained, and he has been on the moot dis
tant terms with the Secretary of State.
This know Of my own knowledge.
President Cleveland aet'd before Blaine
spoke on the subject, and q lesson was
taught that will not soon be forgot en-
The horor of the Republic was guarded by
him in this, as in all other cases. The
summer residence of Lord Sackv,lle will
not bs st Beverly next year, nor his win.
ter home st Washing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
THE NoBLEsr ROMAN OF THEM

Jadgs THURMAN arrived IN the city
last evening at about suIp3r time.
And thousands Of paiSoos went without
their suppsrs 20 welcome the grand old
statesman.
There was = great rush for his hotsl,
where hs held reception after supper,
and the corridors were crowded almost to
the sidewalks wish an enthusiastic thFOnz
in which Isdi,s and Geatenel we's in
nearly Gqual puuterS
Tae girls in fact seem to be in love with
the Old Roman, aud the sturdy old man
appears to be as much in love with them.
Had the Judge besn ycuoger man he
certainly worli not have bten able TO
stand the concentrated fra If so many
bright Democratic eyes and the sqGeszirg
of so many hundred soft Demecra,ic hands.
There was q general flavor Of :he giori-
Gus old Banlauna sbout the city last sveu-
log anl many q he sisebiag eCsiuma was
observed in which the Bardsnra in SoGe
ravishiDg manner played conspicuous
part.
To-day thu Cd Roman will own the
town. 1t is Democrats day aui there
will probably bs moro people within the
city limits than there eve: wee befere,
aad certainly more rcusiug enthusiasm.
The Old Roman i5 q grsa: drawing card,
sure enough, and thousands vii tone a
hundred miles sni more 10 = the pure
and venerable old MAJ ami haar the s,m-
pie, hOmely tlrqueGcs Of his tongue
Even his biJteras. political enemies DO him
honor as q man and IS q stainless safes
man In sll his loog career as aplbic
servant never has tne shallow Of stain
rested upon the rams ot ALLEN e. THUR
MAN. All uuite, on t1s contrary, in
honoring his goodness, virtue and panty.
He is in trath grand old msn.
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SACKVILLE'S FATE.

Secretary Bsyard in Conference With the
President.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 2S.-Sec-
retary Bayard had several coDfersnces
With the President to-day concerning Lord
Ssckville's letter, and other matters
relating TO affairs of state. Another mes
sage was sent 70 Minister PhelpI to-day,
and it is believed that q cablegran was
received fion him at the Department of
State during ths afternoon, but nothing
could be learned as to the contents Of
either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
Massachusetts Shaken Up.

New BEDFORD, MASS, October 2s.-
This city was visited by two we'll dstlned
earthquakes here last night. At the Weld
Strest Polio, Station the shocks were felt
at 11:25 O'Clock, and were prtc'edsd by @
rumblirg sound ard three distinct osclla'
ticns wsre te,t, followed by tremolu'
movement,
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Bond Offerings Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, October 90. - To-dsys
bond offerings aggregated 1926, 400 as fol.
lows: Coupon As, SIS. 900 at 1888; $4,000
at 12s; registered 4s, $1Oe.G at 1SOi
SlO5, 400 at 1913; registered 4!s, $500 at
1854: $500 at lO7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
T,vsn.v Thousand To Ten on Cleveland.

Twenty Thousand To Ten on Cleveland.
NEW YORK, October 29.-The largest
election bat yet recorded was completed
late last night st the Hoffman Club. John
J. Mahoney, ths bookmaker, bst S2O. .ooo
to $40, 900 with Frank ]. Huntoon on the
general result Mshoney has the !Cleye'
land end of the bat. The agreement ior
this bat va, made some time sg', and
50, 500 fotfsit YVES put up with the under
standing that the money was all TO ne
20 ted with L. A. Appleby, the BOOK
maker, on tie 27th inst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
Montana's Big Population

WASHINGTON, October 29.-Preston H..
Leslie, Governor Of Montana, in his annual
report to the Secretary Of the Inteli,r, e,ti-
mates tn, population of the Territory at
100000, an increase Of 10000 over his
estimates last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
If the consumer does not pay the
tax. in the name of God who does ?
Allen G. Thurman.
Tho Spirit of Riot Rampant.

CHICAGO, October 29.-The spirit OF
riot O, tie North Side is stiii rampant.
Yesterday the cars on the North avenue
lire near Milwaukee avenue were stopped
every every tip by otstruct ons, aud
great crowds throngsd the sidewalks and
intimida.ed the passengers, but no damage
was done asd only a f,w stones we've
thrown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
The Drummsrs, Tax Case Settled.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-In an opin-
ion rendered by Justics Bradley in the
drummer tax caFe of VIM. G. Asher, vs
the State of Texs, the Supreme Court OF
United States to-day declared uIconsiitu-
tional all Stats laws imposing tax upon
commercial travellers net residents CT the
State imposing the tax.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
Boy Killed by q Train.

Special telegram 10 ne Reciser.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, October 2s.-
Edward E'kins, thirteen years Of age, son
of James Elkins, of Guyandotte, was run
over by an Ohio River railroad train at
tha. lace lsst night and killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
A mOld Defendern Dead,

BALTIMORE, October 2s,-Nathaniel
Watts, aged SO, died of pneumonia in this
city Yesterday. He was an "Old Defend.
e,,n one of the patriots who, September
12, 1914, repulsed the British attack upon
Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
A Flopper Worth Talking About.

NEW YORK, October 29.-Amorg the
nest conspicuous recruits to the Cleve-
land ranks is Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, the
famous manufacturer of pianos and organs,
and ex-Mayor Of Washington, N. ]. He
has heretofore been Que of the staunchest
of Repu blicans and heavy contributor to
that party's campaign funds.
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A NIInar SarlonsIY Hurk.

Special TslsgrGm 10 he Register.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, October 2s.-Wm.
Smith, miner employed in the Hsmp.
shire mine was seriously, perhaps fatally
injured at 8 o'clock this morning by fall
Of coil. Smith is 26 years of age, mar
li,d, and lives in Westsrnport, Nd, just
across the Potom &c river from here.
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.Mani,ob,,s Goyernment Holds on.

CHICAGO, November ga dispatch
from Winnipeg says: The Government
has not yet resigned, owing to the urgent
Representations of its friends that suct
sction would precipita:e a grave state o.
affairs aud leave the province in a hope
le,s condition.
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The relephone War.

CHICAGO, October 26.-Judge. Blodgett,
of the Federal Court, this morning, on the
petition of the Bell Telephone Company,
granted an Injunction restraining the
Oushman Telephone Company from In
fringing upon the patents Of the forms'
company In Indiana,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
Death OF q Prominent wellsburr Man.

Death OF . Prominent wellsburg Man.
Special Telegram TO ne Register. Z
WELLBURa, october 29.-Mr. Andrew
Hebrank, one of our oldest and most re-
spected citizsns, died this afternoon ct
half past O'Clock, in his 10Th yesr. Mr..
Hebrank came to this city in 1882. and
was engaged in the manufacture Of ale,
porter. &C., until about 1880, when he dis,
continued the business on account OF
parsly tic stroke, since which time he has
been almost helpless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30

THE Democratic party is wagi1g 3 win
ing battle in West NiTgiOia. Tha State
aes Beea thoroughly orsanizad and
stumued from end to end; tie pscple have
besu aroused il every county ard school
district, aud they sre begiening to think
and feel as they have not tbought or felt in
any political cen 'est fer years before. Let
the good work be ke2t uP. Every bio"
xs strike tells on the final result Be
tween now aud the closing Of the p lis on
Novsmb,r 6, every vlt,r Cal be seen and
app,alei to. 1t should be done and 1t car
done. L.t each Democrat appoint himself
a eommittee TO zee to il,
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A Woman Candidate for Governor.

Boston, October 29-Twenty-one wo-
men in convention yesterday nominated
MISS Alice u. Stucxton, or wheaton, as
candidate Of tie Equal Rights party for
Governor of Massachusetts. The candi-
date is 26 years of sg,
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GRAY CONFIDENT.
Indiana VIII 90 Democratic Without AM
aIfsn

Indiana VIII 60 Democratic Without Any
"Ift."
ISD-ANAPoLIs, IND, October % Per.
haps no speaker on either side has maie
more addresses and bsen over the State as
thoroughly as Gov. Isaac P. Grey. he
speaks tomorrow night at New Albany.
In brief conversation t,night on the
political outlook, in Indiana the Governor
said: II am willing to stake my reputa.
ton on tie statement tha. Indiana will 20
Democratic, with no qualifying tifs or
reservations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30

THoss who wish to secure copies OF
Mondays REGISTER, cOntsinirg the ONLY
rerSatiR report Cr the spe'chss of HIN.
wM. L. WILSON and Gen. GOFF at tie
Joint d.blts last Saturday,, -Ssn seerre
them at the REaIsGER counting Tooms.
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yerses Saws All Ia Lovely.

CHICAGO, October 29.-Prseident Yer
kes to-day denies thst there has been or is
to be any reduction ia the pay of tbe new
men, and asserts that there is no dissatis-
faction among them.
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It Shows Republican Desperation.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND October 29.-Ex-
Senator Jo eph Mcdonald, in an inter
view today expressed the opinion that the
letter of Minister West will help, instei I'D
of hurt tie Democratic party, becanse its
chief effect will be to show the desperation
of the Republican cause"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
If the consumer does not pay the
tax, in the name Of God who does?
ALLEN q. Thurman.

Wsshlngton Territorys Population.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Eussns
Temple, governor Of Washington territory,
10 bis annual report estimates tho populs.
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A Merchant for Cleveland.

ScoTTDALE, Pa, October 29.-Frank
Rocks, onso Of Everson's leading merchants,
has come oct for Cleveland, Thurman and
reform. He says he Knows of several
other Republicans who are with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30

THE Old Roman is drawing cIId and
onr msrensnts will owe him nuCh to-day
for thrchgiDg the CITY with visitors ~ho
Nv tie race of GROVER CLEYELAND'>
homes, and cOnsciercOus administration
wb;ch has given confidence and prosperity
tohu.iuess and good Wsges 10 labor baV'
money to spend. It's net only in pahn
-, ssnse that the Old Roman will do u
o,od but also in q substantial bushes
ssrse Our merchants, irrespective oi
,,,rty should decorate in Judge IaUR-
MANS honCr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30
Secretary villas, Plans.

WASHINGTON, 0ctobsr 29.-Sscretary
Villas left Washington this morning to
enter the campaign in Michigan. He will
spelk in Detroit tomorrow,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30

DrRIS0 the Old Romans entre yss'er-
dsy thee were more pretty g'i' eiAu IL
b.vitching baDdans skirts a'd e1craeia'-
inc b,ndsus waists seen tS'a sn ordinary
man could look at 10 3 gi'en time "''A"~'
.,o;ny arazv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-30

''Stop thief" Render, don't steal one, but
buy bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c.
Rub the Salvation OIL in and you will rub
the pain oya Get only the genuine. 25s,