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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-03
TWO RoUsING MEETINGS.

Marshall County Ablnze with En-
thuslasm-FuSIon VIII Cut no Figure.
Marshall county is ablaze with Re-
publican enthusiasm from one end to
the other. Two great outpourings Of
the voters took place last night, at
Bolton and at Cameron.
At the former meeting, which was
held in the Township Hall, the speak
ers were Hon. B. I. Meighen and @. @.
Martin, who both made magnificent
speeches which were enthusiastically
received.
at Cameron, Messrs. Josiah Sinclair
and R. G. Campbell spoke last night at
a large sized meeting in Higg's school
house. 1t is conceded that Liberty dis
trict will come 10 the front in the
Republican column in great shape.
Those who know say that fusion in
Marshall county isn't going to cut any
figure there in this election.
Nessrs. H. S. White and Josiah Sin
clair are billeed to speak at Rock Lick,
Marshall county, tonight.
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FOSTER At BELLAIRE.
He Receives an Ovation by a Large
Audience-A Great Speech.
HON. L DANFORD TALKS A LITTLE.
a Fine Meeting Winds MP with a
Short but Rousing Talk by Pat Nc
Dermat, of whecIing..-rhe Cham
pions and Bridgeport Club Down.
A Short Parade in the Rain.

The only Republican rally in Bellaire
this fall was the one given last night,
and it was a good one. The marching
clubs gathered at the city hall early in
the evening, and were Joined by others
from Benwood, Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry, and headed by Heatherington's
brass band, they marched over the
paved streets in the principal part Of
the city. Everywhere the people were
stirred out, and the Elysian theatre,
where the meeting was held, was filled
with people, all anxious to hear ex-
Congressman Danford, who was chair
man OF the meeting, and Hon. Charles
Foster, the secretary of the United
States treasury.
Seated upon the platform were many
prominent Republicans from various
parts OF the county, among them Sena-
tor ]. W. Nichols, Judge l. II. CASTOR,
County Treasurer Frank B. Archer,
Walter Cowen, ex-SheriH o. L. Foulke,
Postmaster Darrah, J. +. Blackburn
and many OF the older men OF that
city.
Captain Danford, in one Of the best
efforts he ever made, jollied up the
boys to get out the vote and swell the
assured victory so that the weakest
man on the ticket, il there were any,
would be carried safely through. He
said he had been over part OF the coun-
ty and old Belmont is in line all right.
The people are right and have made up
their minds to continue the old party
in power. His speech was short, but
stirred up Il splendid feeling, and when
he presented Hon. Charles Foster, Our
Charley" he was greeted with hearty
cheers.
Mr.. Foster devoted his attention to
the tariff and the splendid results
in the Ohio valley from that policy, and
turned the wildcat money scheme to
good account, completely captivating
the audience. His speech was logical
throughout, yet so interspersed with
apt illustrations and happy hits that
the audience did not weary, but fire.
quently interrupted him with applause.
His arraignment OF the wildcat banks
was the best ever heard in Bellaire, and
had good effect upon all OF his hearers.
The good results Of the meeting are
already apparent in the lively discus
sions that follow it among the people
who have heretofore been quite indif-
ferent.
When Mr.. Foster concluded Pat Nc
Dermat was called Tor by Wheeling
visitors, and responded with brief but
rafting talk on the line OF his effective
talks in Wheeling. His speech was
well received.
The Wheeling Tariff Champions and
the Bridgeport Mckinley club arrived
in Bellaire on the Terminal conpany's
train too late to take part in the parade,
but they took in the meeting and helped
to swell the already large crowd and in
crease the abundant enthusiasm.
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LOCAL RNNvITLEs.
Matters of Minor nlomOns in aud about
tho Ctr.

Matters of Minor Moment in aud about
tho Ctr.
THE Glover Leuf club gives a dance
tonight at the South Side Turner hall.
TnE grand ball given by the Teutonia
singing society at its hall in the South
Side last night was a largely attended
and pleasant affair
The Swiss Benevolent Society will
hold its annual ball ut Turner hall on
November II. Aleister's orchestra will
furnish the music.
OWING to the failure in raising a
quorum the regular monthly meeting
of the Woman's Hospital Association,
called for yesterday afternoon, was post
poned to another date.
FREDDY, THE MAIL GIRL" opened at
the Grand last evening. The piece will
be repeated this evening. Tomorrow
evening the big Republican meeting
will fill the house.
THE frame work for the dome Of the
Sixth ward school has been completed.
The new building will he very artistic
in appearance when completed. 1t is
being pushed rapidly.
THE INTELLIGEScgR has been re-
quested TO state that John Mason, ar
raigned in police court for disorderly
conduct on Tuesday, was not John II.
Mason, the letter carrier.
GLEN LEcocE was arrested last night
by Officer Deku COR dsorderly conduct
Robert Brown, warrant. was pulled in
BY Officer West, and Isaac Gitten, coli
ored. plain drunk, was arrested by
West.
THE old Main street bridge of wood
remains across the creek, and probably
will all winter. Why it has not been
removed nobody knows. 1t is certainly
not an ornament, and has ceased to be
Of use.
ONE of the transparencies in Tuesday
nights parade had Stevenson's first
name spelled "Adlaie." and the only
one referring to the Homestead affair
was carried by an Etnaville saloon
keeper.
The funeral services of Mrs. George
Ratcliffe. who died Tuesday at her
home, 1920 Jacob street, took. place
Yesterday afternoon at tine residence,
Rev. L. w. Barr, of the Bellaire Presby.
terrain church, officiating.
PEANUT scorT says If the members Of
the Pittsburgh Democratic clubs who
stole ten bags OF peanuts from him
when at the station ready to leave for
home had told him they wanted the
nuts and had no money, he would glad
ly have given them some.
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The first Ka6eeuisite of the season,
given by the Arion society last even
ing, was big success. Early in the af-
ternoon the wives, daughters, and child
rem OF the members of the society re-
paired TO the club house and made
preparations for big supper, which
was all ready when the male portion of
the society arrived. It was heartily
enjoyed. At tho conclusion the older
portion repaired to the parlors, which
were handsomely decked out in flags
and bunting for the occasion. There
the evening was spent in a general
social good time, cards being one Of the
features OF amusement, while the young
folks held full sway in the hall. which
was given up to dancing, Killmyer fur
nishing the mnsic. There waa a large
number of guests present all evening,
and all heartily enjoyed the whole
affair.
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THE PITTSBURGH TRIP.
a Big Crowd Going up saturday-rhe d
fnrnnt CompnnIeS.

A Big Crowd Going up Saturdny-rhe DIFF.
forcnt Companies.
The indications are that the crowd
going from Wheeling and vicinity to
Pittsburgh next Saturday with the Re-
publican clubs will be the largest ever
leaving here for the Smoky City. Both
the B. & 0. and Pan Handle roads are
making arrangements to handle i'm
mense crowds. AIessrs. Burke, OF the
B. & O., and Tomlinson, OF the Pan
Handle, we're seen last night, and both
expressed themselves as feeling salts.
fed that the crowd would run up into
the thousands.
The low rate rate offered by both
is attracting everybody. There will be
more uniformed men go up this time
than ever before, and Of course all their
friends will accompany them. The
Young Mems Escort club, headed by
the full Opera House band OF twenty
pieces, will 90 over the Baltimore &
Ohio, as will the Ohio County Colored
Republican club, the latter because a
number of their members who live at
Elm Grove desire to go.
The Champions, First, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth ward clubs,
and the Martins Ferry and Bridge
port clubs, will go up over the Pan
Handle, being accompanied by Mayors
full band. The trains on both roads
will leave promptly at 5 o'clock, and all
the clubs going will meet at the Central
club headquarters on Market street at
ESQ, where they willIbe formed in line
and march TO the depots.
The Pittsburgh people are arranging
for the coming OF these clubs, and all
will be well taken care Of. Two cars
will be reserved by both roads for ladies'
and their escorts, going up and return
ing, so that ladies may feel assured OF
plenty OF accommodations. Special
trains will leave Pittsburgh about mid
night to accommodate those desiring
to return Saturday night. The tickets
will, however, be good on all trains un-
til Monday evening,
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ABOUT People.
Strangers in tho City mud Wheeling Folk,
Ahro,d

Strangers in tho City nnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. DIR. John L. Dickey is the guest
of friends at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Carson and daughter Dora, Of
Washington, Pa, are the guests OF
Squire George Ankles family.
Secretary of the Treasury Charles
Foster was at the Mcclure house yester.
day on his way to Bellaire, where he
spoke last night.
J.,F. Grassland and wife, Of st. Glars.
Vile; E. NJ. Lathem, Of Ravsnwood and
]. S. Furbee, OF Warrington, registered
at the stamm yesterday.
Z. NJ. Gotthold, manager Of the "Pay
Train" company; John A, Mcintosh
and Miss May Mcintosh, Of Ravens
wood, are at the Windsor.
DR.. @. B. Robinson, of Washington,
D. c., a well known veterinary surgeon,
formerly located here, was in the city
yesterday shaking hands with friends
Rev. S. W. Pringle, Of Mount Pleas
ant; ". G. Wilson, OF Elkins; Clarence
Swearingen, Of Pittsburgh, and Captain
John @. Pipes, of Washington, D. @.
were at the Mcclure yesterday.
II. W. Brown, of Warrington: Z. W.
Bonar, of Rosby's Rock; sixteen mem.
bers Of the Freddy, the Mail Girl
company; Z. Whitman, of Clarksburg,
and g. N. Mccoy, of sistersville, stop
ped at the Behler yesterday.
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MoNoNGAuIA,s GAIA DAY.
Preparations for the Big Rally at Morgan
town November o.

EEopAHAtAonS Aor the DIE AAthAAy - AAoE bA1-
town November ..
Special Dispdteh 10 he hteliqeaoo.
MoRaAxTowx, W. Va. Nov. 2-The
Republicans of Monongalia county will
hold their last grand rally at Morgan
town ON Nov. 9TH. Great preparations
are being made to accommodate the
largest crowd ever seen in Morgan
town. The county is thoroughly aroused
and unless the signs OF the times fail
old Morgantown will scarcely be able to
care for the people who will be here
upon this occasion.
United States Attorney General Mil
Ter and Judge n. D. Tubbals, OF Ohio,
will address the people. Reduced rates
on all railroads have been secured and
excursions from all directions will pour
into the "Athens" on the 9TH. The
town will be Handsomely decorated, and
if the weather is favorable great out
pouring of Republicans of Monongalia
is assured.
Old Monongalia is preparing to roll
up one thousand majority this time.
Grafton. Falrmont and many other
towns will send large delegations to the
meeting. Special trains on the F., NJ.
& P. R. r. to return to Fairmont on the
night OF the 5th. Keep your eye on
Monopgalia county.
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MoNErARY MATTERs.
Tho Gold and silver Production and
Coinage.

Tho Gold and silver Production and
Coinage.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 2.-Di
rector Leach, OF the United States mint
in his report to the secretary of the
treasury says: Q
The mines OF the United States pro-
duced during the calendar year 1891,
1904, $40 fine ounces OF gold of a COM
mercial value of S33, $4,000, and coin
ing value OF $50, 10000; and 5S,3S0,000
fine ounces OF silver of commercial
value of $257.630,040, and coming
value OF S75, 4l6,565.
The coinage of gold and silver in the
various countries OF the world during
the calendar year 1891, so far as reports
have been received, aggregated: Gold,
Sll9,l83, 1856; silver SlS5, 00S, l42.
The stock OF gold and silver in the
United States on November l, 1892,
based upon official tabulations brought
forward from year to year was APP
proximately: Gold, $3.50, 04l, 1858; silver,
$5S7, 6l4,951. The total is 81, PAS, $780,
Sl4. The amount of money in actual
circulation Outside of treasury vaults
Includingpape and metallic was 81 $685.
139, 735, or $24 "a per head.
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The last Republican parade and meet
ing before the election promises 10 be a
dandy. 1t will be participated in by
all tho local clubs and by clubs from
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport, Bellaire,
MoundsyilIc, Fulton and other sur
rounding towns, all OF which have
written letters signiiying their inten-
ton OF turning out in large numbers.
The following letter which came to
hand yesterday is but fair sample OF
tho many so far received:
MoUSDsvILLE, Nov. !, lsy2,
Mr. NJ IT. MeNdh
Dp,R SIR Yours Of October a. 'o2, was re-
ceiyrd and read u meeting At the court house
Tuesday evening. aud II wa, voted unanimously
10 attend the Wheeling blowout Friday evening.
WcwilI leave MOundsvlle at 7 o'clock In the
evening. was also instructed To let II be gem
ertlly Know that you had sent nm invitation 10
oil Marshall county 10 attend. Wewill be there
with good number.
Respectfully.
W. b, DCSE, Secretary.
Letters were also received from vari-
Gus quarters asking as to what railroad
accommodations had been arranged,
etc, and from the interest taken in the
affair it promises to be one OF the most
brilllan. seen in tho CITY this campaign.
A train on the Cleveland, L0raiR d
Wheeling railway will be arranged to
run over the Terminal, leaving Bellaire
at $3.50 o. IN, and will stop at all inter-
mediate stations to take on board all
clubs and visitors desiring TO SEQ the
parade.
mort, will turn out nearly every mem
Der, and so will the Escort club, OF
Martins Ferry, and the Glenn's Run
club. both OF which contemplate turn
ing ont every member. The Steuben-
vile clubs may also be here TO help
swell the throng.
The parade will form on Chapline
street, with the right resting on Six
teenlh, and all clubs should meet ut
their headquarters at z o'clock and
march to that place and be in line
ready to move promptly at 7:45 o'clock,
ms the line will move at that hour and
20 over the following route:
1t will move down Sixteenth TO Mar
ket, up Market to Tenth, down Tenth
to Main, down Main to Twenly-fourth,
up Twenty-iourth 10 Chapline, up
Chapline to Twentieth, down Twentieth
to Market, to Twelfth, and into the
Grand Opera House, where there will
be big meeting.
The Young Mems Escort club will
head the procession, headed by the
Opera House band, and the whole
thing will be the grandest kind OF a sue
cess. Let every Republican ill the city
decorate and burn all the red fire they
can find. Make this, the last grand
rally, one of, the most memorable OF
the campaign.
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New ueaIquartsra.

The Webster district Republicans
have opened new quarters in Freese's
store room, on the corner OF Chapline
and Twenty.fourth streets, and have
fitted them out IN good style for the ac-
commodation OF the Republicans of
that section. Tho room will be kept
open every evening until after the cleo
ton, and nav and attractive literature
can be found in large quantities, towhich
everybody is welcome. 1. is one of the
most attractive headquarters in tine
city, and tho voters Of the Sixth ward
appreciate it..
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DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 2.-The messen-
ger boys employed by the Western
Union Telegraph Company in this city
struck to-day to compel the company to
discharge an obnoxious clerk and REIN
state another whose position had been
taken from him. For some time to-day
no messages could be delivered, the
new boys being pounced upon by the
strikers and beaten until they gave up
their positions. Several arrests were
made by the police.
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At meeting of the Union district
club last night it was decided to 90 to
Pittsburgh Saturday by the Pan Handle
road. 1t is the desire to send up club
OF forty or fifty and all members arc re-
quested to boom up the delegation from
Union district and make it as large "a
possible Round trip rate, 81 50. Tick
cts good going on all trains, as we'll as
the special, which leaves at SIP. m.
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PHlIADELpurA, Pa, Nov. 2.-when
the workmen at John schweigart &
Co.'s dye house at Trenton avenue and
Cope street reached their place OF en-
ployment this morning they found the
dead body OF Peter Shields, the night
watchman lying in the office.
The remains were horribly mutilated
by the action OF vitriol. The dead
mans clothes were burned to rags and
large holes had been eaten by the acid
into the body and limbs. The police
have arrested Shields wife on suspicion
OF having killed her husband.
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Sudden Death OF Rsv. barnett.

Specfd7 Di9paicA 70 he InieIl9eRetT'
PESNsBoRo. W. Va, Nov. REV NJ
L. Barnett died here verysuddeDly last
night after brief illness. He was one
Of the ablest ministers in the West Vir-
ginia conference OF the Methodist Pro-
testant church, and was widely known.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at IL o'clock at Lost Creek, Harrison
county.
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south side lleotlnE this Evening.

The Republican clubs OF the Fifth
and sixth wards will meet in Reide's
hall this evening to make arrangements
to turn out in tho local parade ON FRI
day evening, and to go 10 Pittsburgh
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Harry L.
Boyd, Of the Benwood steel works, and
Mr. Thomas DAWSON, the well known
potter will DO present and make ad-
dresses, and every member is urged to
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win Withdraw from Tho Coal TRAFFIC.

CoLUNBus, o. Nov. 2.-The Columbus,
Hooking Valley and Toledo and the Co.
lumbus, Shawnee and Hooking rail-
roads have give given notice OF inten-
ton to withdraw from the Ohio coal
traffic association on Dec 81. This ac-
ton is due to the alleged secret rate
cutting in which the two roads named,
claimed to have got the worst of it. 1t
is believed in railroad circles that the
withdrawal will seriously affect freight
rates.
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New York, Nov. 2.-The Atlas line
steamer Atlas arrived here to-day from
Kingston, Jamaica and Jacmel, and
other Haytien ports. Captain Howe
confirms the reports of impending revo-
luton in that country. He says he
heard that there had been a skirmish
in the northern part OF the Island near
Cape Haytien, but he did not get any
details about the affair.
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IF you worklngmen do your duty
you will teach men like Hnrrity that you
possess intelligence and cannot be deluded
Into voting for your enemies. 1 cannot say
one good word FOR the Dem oorntio party,
and / am unable to understand how any
wOrlCinEmRn can vote for its candidates.
z. V Poirderly Grand MdSler Workman knights Of
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Republican housekeeping at Morgan

For the Republican mass.meeting at
Morgantown. on Saturday, November
5, the Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
sell excursion tickets at rate Of one
fare for the round trip from Manning
ton, Grafton and all intermediate sta
tions to Morgantown. Tickets will be
good going on day OF sale only and will
be valid for return journey two days.
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TIE DEMONSTRATION
To be Given in Wheeling Next
Friday Evening to DO a coEker.
FAVORABLE RESPONSES RECEIVED

From many Clubs in the Neighbour
ing Towns.--All the City organiza-
tIons will DO out in Force, aud there
will be Brilliant and Memorable
Night-.-The Meeting at the Grand
Opera House.
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The Escort Club 20 to PlttsburGh via the
B. 8 OIL R.

Go with the Escort club to Pitts
burgh next Saturday, November 5, via
the Baltimore & Ohio. Special train
will leave at 8 p. m. Returning, leave
Pittsburgh after the demonstration.
Two cars will be reserved exclusively
for ladies.
Round trip 81 IS tickets will be sold
for all trains on Saturday, and will be
good returning on alltrains Sunday and
Monday.
By taking the B. & O., you will have
three chances to return home on Sun
day, via any other route you will have
but one.
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pot, where they will take the train to
Moundsville to participate in the Re-
publican demonstration there. The
fare has been fixed at the rate of %
cents for the round trip, and every
member is urged to turn out
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IF you wOrlEingmen do your duty Z"
you will teach men like Harrity that you
possess intelligence and cannot be deluded
into voting for your enemies. 1 cannot say
one good word for tho Democratic party,
and nm unable to understand how any
worlCingmRn can vote for Its candidates.
2. " POirderly Grand Adasr Workman RHighS Of
I1bor
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Escort CInh rn MAJ

The Young Mems Republican Escort
club will hold a special meeting to.
night to perfect tho minor details per.
tanning to their turn out tomorrow
evening, and also for their trip to
Pittsburgh on Saturday. A full attend.
ance is desired.
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Tho Tariff Champions Go to Pittsburgh by
the Pan Handle.

Tho Champions, with Myers full
band, 90 to Pittsburgh by the Pan
Handle on a special train at 8 p. M,
Saturday, November5. The First ward,
Fourth ward, Eighth ward and Colored
club, and also the Martins Ferry clubs
90 by this line. Ratio 81 80 for the
round trip. Special train returning will
leave Pittsburgh at IL midnight. Tickets
good going on all regular trains Satur.
day, and returning good on special
Saturday night, on train Sunday morn.
ing leaving Pittsburgh at $3.50, and all
trains Monday. Coaches reserved fol
ladies'.
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Warrington pl.trios Club Meetinr.

The Washington District Republican
Club will have a meeting at the club
room this evening. There will be bus
mess OF Importance before the club,
and every Republican is earnestly re-
quested TO be present.
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&c. Burt's celebrated fine Shoes for
ladies, in all the latest styles, sizes and
widths, just received.
L. V. BLOND, Sole Agent.
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Tho Tariff Champions Go to MonndsvIlIe
ThnrsdnY, NoHember 3.

The Tariff Champions and other
marching clubs will go to Moundsville,
Thursday, by the Ohio River road on a
special train to leave at Z p. M, city
time. Round trip, % cents. the trai n
will stop at Bloch's Tor Eighth warders.
Returning tram will leave Moundsville
at II p. ~, city time.