The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-12
SAN SMALL ARRIVES.
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'embly-MrS. Cougars Fllppnnt Refer.
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Yesterday WIS another pleasant day
at tho Assembly hall. Tho fan dealer
will starve for want Of patronage II this
weather continues. Early In tho morn.
Ing there was dill In parliamentary
law, led by Mrs. Jennie McClurkiu. who
proved to DO the right person In The
right place. At 1880 Mrs. Helen M.
Cougar delivered another address to a
good sized audience. She Is fluent
speaker and had her audience well in
band, getting frequent applause. Mis-
Gougar is ono Of The abtesi advocates OF
third party prohibition in this country.
AT the:ciose Of her speech the quartptte
sanga song, and the benedicliun was
pronounced.
Alter the dinner hour Edward Cars.
wei! entertained the audience for al hour
and half with an address SPARKLING
with wit and humor. Not only Tho mat.
ter, but the manner OF the speaker was
entertaining, and bis hearers were sorry
when he was through. He is n Canadian.
ana made many friends Will a,
Moundsville. His long hair, sle, ! dr. M
wiry form, and long linen dnster BECAME
a familiar sight about the hall aud camp
grounds. AT $3.50" "-=---.-
SAN SMALL
was Introduced, and proceeded 10 dis.
cnas the issue which his party repre.
sents. lie spoke OF the campaipu IN
Nebraska, where he has been stunning
Tor prohibition, A great deal of bis
speech was not new. Il;
:, Reierringto the decision OF the United
states Supreme Court on tho original
package. question, he said he was pIad
the decision had been rendered. Now
was tho best time for such decision. II ,
It had to come, rather than ten years !
hence, when ten or fifteen States have
prohibition. Then such decision !;
would set the whole thing back. and
leave our work to be done over ayain
DE referred to distillers as dirty and u
thieving," and also paid his respects to ;,
the press He said it was venal and cor. Y
rupt, and ready to sell out. Some people u
say We have only one plank in our plat.
lorm, and that is about this liquor cues. :,
hon. The Republicans have been VI
bowling tariff; they said Cleveland was l.
going to sell out to the British, and had =.
.he red flag Of England printed and cir. !. !.
'ulated by the millions, and men were u u
Old they mightas wett vote for that flag y
IS vote for the Democratic party. Thou. V!
ands OF men were turned in that wuy. u
But we might as well vote for al
THE FLAG OF ENGLAND
ID Tor tho flag OF the liquor traffic, r.
The closing OF his address was able
md eloquent, and showed the ability
he man really possesses. One cannot
lelp being Impressed with the fact that "
here is much difference between Sam 81
small and Sam Jones. Some one re. y
marked after listening to Small yester. ~ >.
lay: u believe Stuall would have been ID
'wful nice il he had never associated
With Sam Jones'" o,
At tho close OF Small's address the te
lnartette sang soDg composed by Prof. b.
Williams, OF the college at New Athens, N
)hio, on the subject OF the sale o! space in
q certain Nebraska papers for the pub D;
lcation OF anti.prohibition literature, Ii
! fter the singing, Mrs Cougar moved m
hat vote OF thanks be rendered Prof. Y,
Williams, which was done by a rising
'ote. IN
At tnight Proi. Hawks gave, an enter. B
aiming recitation. 1t was replete with b,
anghable sayings, most OF which were F
!hestnuts, but were presented in way ii
hat made them seem new. Rev. W. a,
T. Davis then gave series OF steriopti. II
on views, Italy being the subject.
Following is to.day's programme:
cHlIDgES's DAY.
90 q. m.-Frce Parliament on Franchise. Led u
by Rev. 7. C. johnson.
$50 Il. m.-Cht'ircu's Rally with Aidrcss-bv
Edward Carswcll.
80 p. m.-AddrcSs-Rev. Sam ". Small, r.
30 p. m.-Addrehs-Rev. ]. i. Helwis. b. D.. OF
30 a, m.-sermon-Rcv. J. j, IIelwic, D. D. :,
W p. m.-Serm0n-Rev. sAm " sIlajl, 81
30 y. m.-Ve per Service and Platform Meet. tr
Ing.
Speaking OF the assertion that high J.
'tenee makes saloons respectable places, =,
lrs. Cougar said: 'You may as we'll ~
ak to me Of respectable hell as a re- le II,
pectable saloon." Z.
Mrs. Cougar said: 1--WE could not u
rust the angel Gabriel standing on the p
Democratic platform, nor the Savior "
landing on the Republican PLATFORM" :,
&.