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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01

tie doubt It would endanger the whole
movement. Hinton was regarded oy
the bar and citizens of the several coun-
ties named as the most central and de-
sIrable point in the district st which TO
hold court and the Anderson bill ac-
cordingly named that point. Owing to
the reasons given it is not certain that
this bill can pass but Mr.. Anderson will
do his best to get it through.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
To Hold Court at Hinton.

ersrial 7slsgraBs 20 ths sunday h'9lS,sF'
WASHINGTON, September 99.-The
bin which Representative Anderson IN
rroduced the other day providing Tor
the holding OF sessions OF the United
states District aud Circuit Courts at
aintop, in mis- district. was based GU
number of petitions witch he received
from LAWYERS and citizens OF
tba district. These petitions came
from Poeahontas, Greenorier, Monroe
summers, Wyoming and Raleigh coun-
nes as we'll as from Fayette and MeT-
GER Since the bill has been introduced,
= 1etitiop has come in asking that ses-
si6ns of the courts be also held st Blue
6eI5 also IN the Third ConEreSsionsl
5istriet AS the judges Of the'distriet
sn5 circuit courts now complain OF the
nm en- her Of sessions and the amount OF
-o-E tbev have to dotn West virginia
va Si : ss there is some danger opposition
a. ~. Srise on this score to any increase
!, ,@y an II can be seen that II additional
.ess,ons e,e, can be secured at Hinton thls
Is t"s o'-'0 ere 10 lit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
vv,l, Put ,he whoels in place.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 30.
Three OF the immense tu6ine water
wheels with their auxiliary mechanism,
wbicb were built In this city at cost
of 5000 600 each, for the purpose OF
utilizing the stupendous power OF
Niagara Falls for industrial purposes,
viii shortly be placed in position.
Each wheel is expected 20 develop 5000
S0rss $50 mower. The plah ht viii be erected
some distance above be fslls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
MRS CLEVELAND LOOKS WELL.

WASHINGTON, September 3O.-For the
first time since the birth Of baby Esther,
Mrs. Cleveland went out driving this
afternoon. She was accompanied by
the President, and looked remarkably
well. After driving for a couple Of
hours they returned to the executive
mansion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
.hs.t Manufactur.rs want a Reduetion.

PlTTsBURe, PA, September 30.-At
A conference OF sheet iron manufactur-
ers and Amslgamated Association here
to-day the former asked for . readiust-
ment Of wage scale Of the basis Of bar
iron card rate which the Amalzamated
Association recently reduced from two
cents per pound 70 one aad one-half.
The sheet manufacturers claimed that
they had the same right as the steel
manufacturer. The Amalgamsted
officials have taken the matter under
consideration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
who the New POstmssters Have for
Friends.
. -, o.,y,,.1r, IN fbs Rsgtsrer

WAsH1NGMoN, D. c., September 3O.-
Mr.. Thos. f. Kenny, who was to-day
nominated by the President as post
master at Piedmont, is a friend Of Capt.
Jobp sheridan, the West Virginia mem
her Of the Democratic National Com
mtttee. st whose request the appoint
mani was made. MIR. Kenny's appli-
cation was also endorsed by the West
virginia delegation in Congress. lie Is
an active Democrat and man OF a6ili-
ty. Mr.. Thos. f. Transfer noml-
nated for postmaster at Lewisburg, was
supported by Congressman Anderson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
West virginia Fourth-Class Postmasters.
-. L-.-..-. N IL Rcri.Lsr

WASHINGTON, D. c., September SO.-
The following iourth-class postmasters
were appointed in West Virginia TO-
day: Anderson, Hancock county, j. I.
Freeman, removed; Glen Jean, Fayette
county, j. c. Field, J. L, Mccoy re-
signed; Murphytown, Wood county, c.
w Ailor.P.C. Barrett, removed; Reedy,
Roane county, E. NJ. Howell, S.W. Rob
erts, removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
standing of ,he Clubs.

At Pittsburg the season closed. Poor
fielding on both sides was the order The
Pittsburgs thumped Baldwin hard 10 the
second inning aud won. killen won his
thifty-sixth victory OF the season, and is
the champion pitcher Of the League. he
lost but fourteen games. Attendance,
225q Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
MR.. CAMDENS SPEECH.
H9 FavOrS the Immediate Repeal Of
the Sherman Law.
THROUGH LACK OF CONFIDENCE

Within the Past Few Months the
Country Has Sustained Greater
Losses in Money and Property
Than the Value OF All the Gold
and Silver in the COuntry-He
Believes that Congress and the
President Win DO All in Their
Power for Silver After the Sher-
man Law is Repealed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
n,.a f,om sno.Inr cIr.r.t.s.

FoRT WAYNE, IND, SeptsDbeT
Allan r. Denniston, local agent
Union star freight line In thIsc'
10 his apartments at the Waye
s;45 o'clock last evening. On I
morning be was found lying
scIob upon the floor in his on
was removed 70 his rooms In 20
where he died. The cause OF
Ia attributed 70 the excessiy
cixayetts and stlmuiants used
erscl their effects His paret
In Pitsburg. where bis fltheri
Of the Union Star Line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
supposed to Bo wanted I'm PsrksrsburE.
sr>>,ai 1.lsoraga 10 tas Ksggftsr

COLUMBUS, o.. September 3o.--Frank
Foster. hunchback. supposed 20 DO want
ed In Parkersburg, where be Is said 70
nave forfeited q osil bond, was arrested
sere tonight He is race follower and
snort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
STATE DEPARTMENT SURPRISED
That No Report Has Been Received
from Minister Lewis Baker Concerning
Weeks's ExtraditiOn.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., September 3O.-
Considerable surprise is expressed at
the State Department that no news has
been received from Minister Lewis
Baker. who is now supposed to be in
San Jose, trying TO secure the extradi-
tion of Weeks, the New York embez-
zler. According to newspaper dis
patches, he has been in that city Tor a
week or more, and IL was thought that
some word would have been received
from him at the State Department
prior to this time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
CLOSING THG SEASON.
Boston Wins the Championship With
PittSburg Second and
HANGING CLOSE TO THE LEADERS.

Louisville and Baltimore Disband
but Hold Their Players for Next
Year - Boston Drops Two
Games on the Wind Up-Pitts-
Burg Wins a Good Game.
Glasscock's Good Work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
u.urork M..kIr Bnnk statement.

NEW YoRK, September so.-The weekly
nank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve, increase, S,5lO,ooO;
1osns Increase. a. Z. 500; specie, increase,
g. .l3s. 500: legal ter s,increase, -, 10. ioV;
deposits, increas OS5.oV; circulaslons
increase, tTo5.9 &e banks now nols
S24. 10. sol in e requirements
the 25 per cen
aEE
w ,.r 81
Virginia
shsusrs;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01

A fallen meteor has . ver-
appearance In lis own
ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27
Qhisuar

A-s. villa Daafer.A. sxsd - years- lied
,s Der harue- East HUI street, De:snison
Texas. On rhe afternoon At 0ct- i-th- The
funer4l took place Oet.ls sts a'eiock P VI
f-sn1 me Iaee residence.
Mrs.. villa DanfartA wa the aeha~sst
wife az Engineer W P DAnfarea, az the
M.E.&T. Size possessed rzralunleats III
zssaI q, rom trhaed- 5sIng xila. and geo
s-,,s.s AMI self -sas.- iia<, causss. Ser fr7el'ts
"a De mar living ID the good and eo1zif'r'
,f Others with he thought sf others e's'
,.,ste. she vas endowed far snis EARTHLY
Bfs-s surssui wife, loving mother.
A large circle st friends at riie fam =
eo-lr-sgasa,i At the home IN The afternoon
Of me funeral 10 pay the asr respects 20 The
asps-.s,f- Mr. Dsntsr,tl ~ Villa Lowell -
.; bel IN 4a--lssa there sts bad Fs1ar1y fr'erS''
xhs learn sF her seasa vita 9re found -
x-es. See vas rs SISTER OF Mrs & u
Hatcher a Tits cry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27
Almost 4 c1aiiaratiun

Al ,ce,.ient 3eear--'l Il The residence Of
v ne-y Fan Jne eve7ing this vssx-
T1.ra 31lv " extreme good fortune I'D
1as -e.as 4 ne BURNING tosa u M fine
-.s1t=ars
NJ and M-s. Einsr~ aat eff theIr -oon
,sr ss~ Minutes vale seyrinz -es3y "a 20
ias1 1axu- NJ emery -e-sntsrEd the
-1an aefars lsar,ag tae sause, snd shen
she 3aeae,! the u1or ssw 4 arge pafch Of
lama 4 ;ls reusrs # the G,ar, streaming
~ 70 he gat IT ssverl feet.
Ar Tzsry IN n .ad & Wa win az
;rsns tltSsuirv. ant aE1er struggle Vt
.srsrs. u1nates tn,i the burning y :yiits 4
1a5naer II Articles rass be sus the ira
gpirr ,nncrnL
Hsa 1ni= as1ulaa seen n she house At
sas ,lE1e .ls snu ; not nave possibly saved
< - ,aase % he ire r1ud alsa aaFe
-,sTiune,i T srery r. appears - 81 The
siEaea glazlag WITH the fringe of tn table
;aver sn saisa he arg par.or lump vas
q.sna4 Ia! pulled cover sad amp aFan ne
fosyr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27

Goa :. O. Fa--iaxr1n vent - Portland
Taar~:AY
Mr. $. 2 Moody Of Peabody, Nass. $
sJs.ux f-,su'ls n shSs MS.
Mr. asary : XII j. hone from the
wsst 81 vi.ir 70 h,s sttiier. - 3. Hill
g.. NJ Weston % Psix-asis, sz-';sunfy
.,,yuH,ls-ssger, vas N shs CRY Thursday
Il z B,w sl,ch -erI-ze,i THURSDAY from
B.s~-s- raere h. aa5 oesn f,r several tays
Mss Aaz1e L Ness%r isf: hsrs IhaFs'isy
ssr s,2xc.la &n,j Wv Tsr<- soc wii De 40
.s1l W. 81 -hrae sepss
4 l. Mitchell af Portland. r~prsserFlaS
the v ilgs- Corey Co II tlas y va n
ss*a Thursday ealing "a o4i frSsn,.s.
Nr T. LISTER. representing tlss Arg
Cseraiea. -. II BO=1sn, vas a tie eVy
Thur-,.Ay plae.ag contracts far sfTe7si'-
ny
S7tar Banning u The IriusEr;Al Journal
as "a the city Thar~3ay On LIS way to
Chscssu &c VII be present a; 'he Il 'sss
IT tie wcrisi-. FEr
The family ST ] y. Fass. RsTersiaie Cal
eff here Tharsiay 70 iasn in They rsrs
Accompanied 5v Samuel Z Foss snai IA zaily
sas Wallace Ncssriand And family
d. Arthur Z Parsons lesves tos.ag TOR
NE Southwest He viii 20 s-st 70 IsIss-
Ee VII r. by steamer tronl View York 70
Ss~ riexns Ard from TIE later CITY 70
san A1taalo hy r1il He Assu's Afsis lie
esi:ed xaess-e- he rsl sreni the winter n
Texa. II . View Mexico. Dr. Ps-sa5s Ia
lis brief es-ser ~ = payslcIan ass attained
.aisa reputation and L = believed that se
VII aus suiv abss;a est.er besata n the
SoatAses, but Aisa Standing as rRys'ss'a''
4 ~Asraver community he rlaT settle
g. A. Tleil, ESQ ieff here thursday
Morning On me 70 10 srsia fsc Pass a ezs-
Ga, He sill speni he wiassv n sIuEiiArs
California seeking rsss AMI vSFoSvsa
hesha Mrs TrsA and E+tle dsDg,ster VIII
speaE. lie vinesr with Mrs Taeiss sister.
Ms. {. L. Andrews. Gs-sliner- DAs1as
lie yea-x that NJ Taeil sss resided II sss's
cry ae ass not salv xs-aiaes. sace-ss
szRsaaI :, the time ne hsx 7rsr t,sss ais
Profession Of ax. bur lie aas aassse very
A<ze naa1oer If warm personal friensss- ~
). selaaEn thar ne yssgzsA- has keara Pro-
fsani regret expressed BY &c many ~ rlls
professional anss 5gsinsss walxs IL the sis-
parsare Of enc from their miSi,s As "a tse
czsa of NJ. TueI Il Is TIE szncsre sra
at al. .hsr he may regain his aeas-a "a -
20 ssrz-a IN me spring s-zi resume his res'-
.snes acre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27
sscserasr ncxEEs ssrgass.


Sac-sts-v VI Keen II he >eass ooart x
,x-.s,aItIrs. has arrived seEe from siss
vFsrsT. FAR He viii inter sr once apan
b.. nsriEats s8rS.
Arrangements have ssen perfected t'r
aol,iing institutes IN Washington AMI Pc
.5hscrt cauarss- There viii se three III
.tirHts- hsli IN Washington county Nov
sIw, At P-saeston. Nov. - at Denn7s-
vile. ansl oae DC she 3ith n me northern
part If the coU1ty-
There vii bs four institutes N Psnso-
scot county. AZ Garland, Nov. -, View.
,oys. Naw -. &c Carmel, Wow 30. and AZ
T.ins.nia. Dee. Iss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27

DOES IL 7z~ to advertise specla t7es n si'''
Erxxyag- JorssALa - 1 question afts1
i,+s-l. The best ausNer % shis ~ f9Fri1-
E-,s4. 4. me er2srssuee Of a Tsa-sao'Sa Az
x,.g. business nan q. r~fsss,i ~ sTzn'''if
-4,.er,lv n JogEyAE rsaor-e-
n b-iteve n s1vertasiaa. h. ssid- and
IN tell vaa rby \ euEpie sf yss-s as'
As,f rorsz !arahls Of a cs-eai1 spec1alFx a.
h,n,, waurel 70 star a I'm u t 80 a.
vsr-;sszi i n ~. rs.gET kzSSE12c IogES'I
.Irsas4 1ee.g, 7pr-aa-sas sale "a Tire spec
i,,rv has p.l! so- the siversl'i'ga ;1o
"A any rsa ave.
s,f rsss &asar al People ssuas tt
NV store fast "a say tie specially All *eF'
a., s,ss.~,s rita Z ant tire ssrre raaf 'Aeg
nav. ss.ssys by sscoaling rsgaia- customers
- ri. snirr aI,sne has Also zsare aEisa Ps1d
s,- ne sssxs--isiax BY coed many aT1ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27

~Ns+N -sshNA etAH Nit7t944ftt4l4EE 81
'&in- taas etlurs q lnantry b. an
atnSesi 20 Investigate saeA easrz-s. an.
'1mme'tate >tsa5su may ask tags prixtEss-,,
SECRETARY Herbert hses nos yss ssarss.sr.
has siaa@l he asaE. VITA she cunsm.sspr,.
It &c - very likely taas after "a iuvs.-
CATION Is made be may TO sris,t BY cnar.
a-tisal. >ashiaS has been finally ssr,s,...
ioa. hslsevsr
''1lss.P sInaag the naval offers ro;nsx
tue nr5babsa selection % Car,snaass.,rs
chart W Asats. the president IT the
ziitaa examiaIR- BOARD. n. 8 ilksIT .t.,.-
's''r u Commodore Stanton in eurnnaaa.
tae Hest at kisR He il nsxr G, th.. e.,z,-
siors On the lisr. and under pr,tinarv
elnastsRcas would hs CHOSEN TO sasrrss:
command.
BE query on verybaiy's lips il, What Il
; Cn'ts'i states xotax so do ~ q rvoNrs-
tSr Commodore staaEaas unws<
tied action Nobody seems 10 knox
{ what nlaY be done. bas uaay Of In.
Gals seem inclined to the opiui.,a tina.
prompt action by Secretary Harb~rs
Cauiinosl.3rr stanton was an
g'late sasi epsnplete ,sisawswa IL ala
: ald showed the stand ~ cur govern
1T that shey world ia all probability
acespssd by the Brazilian government.
nipple Satisfaction for the wrong tone
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csslislEs sEs PROJECT.


ssssass4rs8y. SIX y - H. se.s-s -s-y n
-sss4ry s.Es b Azs salEar-sy ssisr
asTa22a .savss ser - sasa ne se.zasw
4 shs s-szsarr AID rzrz e srer 10 The
'Huss=r &C 71es zns rsisevs ne saxz-
zz5ar-sssmss- Mr.. Carlisle Isxs zst
Congress "a ~. aess fhIs SsessseH
Seeszss b. $ ss-. Esrs & snf raise
'asia1 s-i razss sd "a ssr.e scslsa 10
ns bis ssA~ms
Fore - arts. however. he grsps~ss 20
> yssa a~sSrs lie -ahSzss AZ sss sex;
81 and II be S5s~. fhs.s .sas
20 <zsss TIE P-sss.eass nss. ia raas
p ZAP be vi s@ sx-zed &sys hxssss
he sss sasn ae p-c,a&ss. to s.F
" zgs.s onlr n sSsre,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27

team 9rsase saaiea Hsr iato DESC water
si.s ssis in eat.sm.

-Haa2EsFoS. s. C.. ttat. - The AisIs
aesera cams nlxsty near sa!i5g Der
aka 70 other vyeaxaxe % the harr,eane.
! sss Siexe,i up BY the ing 3. W Morse
the Carolina coast making vsry pcor
lshsr- The tags csFtas7 rerxan.e,i thar
rani take the schooner Inta par. "a sssf.
Pc. ard puf Gus &re. Th- taw sts.ss,
tas, eslsst, but the Nsrss's coal gave uas,
nsr master sancigisd "a Drop iura
,rlestaa harhsr. The Morse hal rot
= far wsea a prDs.ixssas bump s1,i a
n taxi tsat ste hal scrgck
~ bumped AID pagnt,s,! h.Sl 10 GA The
d-stzInz the unwilling schooner nsfxr
sad a Eve MINUTES vas hzr. Ard fAsz
and Then the el4Ss1ssr trailesf ia an!
rk heavily. she rsHnIsd o~sr The
AMI vas wssi1sd clPss svsr the sussr
into deeper ~srer hsyoad She in
lately esf siae aze ant ir7p2si! anrhar
/ the u5e-r1ng = steam isv,ix r cara.
q an. the Msr-s ssks4 20 he A.auiesi -.
ne vas sers Ut ssa TIC 1rz,lgsr 4re~
Vow yak her y,llei the itsrses
aIa
T. K came baax from the iretxrr.
!, ausi the szzss bel! sa fwrfeaed tar
speed aaess. IN niaste ing Tag be-
- s9sss 81 the bar
HI, Sae-a. YsIlsd the Nurses espsain.
hsr % SO
ss asedxsr's pist ssek tais "a mean
: sFsau. ~. tie tirsrss vAs spsasa
: The psiSs zsrI ed the Msr.s, cap
1dassax va lance ca has 9asy.sF-
Z hat he xrFs rie srssix~r x,siag, sad in !
iHata or two the More sid eS sass
szzgr
aeH sas trstzsr people .s~ saaf asBess /
rugs ssGraH Ia. Ns-.e. wiLh a.
r RHd 4 r0li ispSed an,.,.r sns suzx !
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X iAs wase-, fh@y sxgisias.t 'ks. sss /
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: -sSsseei aaglE ssss sssgsa % xss ~ s5sss
: TIE s3rsaxsr Peagbs rnse5alis,l tsuss
Eas a5Gs zaggga 5a~i11 for srs leg I
he sshss1er xss .sEs sssrs. see sss
- - sassTs lass- All AFR repairs,
( far tlss yeee-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27

II ss.ssIia q cs. ST View Tark. have
,4..-,,s,t :, gym tsr sissrs time n rils esfs
! ru-ssrv for rebuilding insi rene ssas
-;,,,. THY employ cs-Ts Of axPsr'
-;zr,, makers IS s-cfrd f-sn1 the iass'r =
:. -hr,ssssinx ssace,as n ire eSsnsrTs AND
- -s,r ~ rarx IS 20 -sxe I'D pasHas as
- rAa,,, -Tsa new terinns- banners
- rTs.e s~r7 sss endorsements frcrn as'sai
-, ,,srsFastzrs 70 4-si music &C. cs1sfs o
-. gr.s.ss States, ~ veil IS f-1Hi Fr'sEi
- -, % whom 6 has heen enipsat ri
m. t,ceary vii BE r@siy fcrworx an MN
,ssv OF a+x- .sss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-27

Tss E.sS SaIre Il sae sorAf 10f : ~ ~
s--i,.s- Sore 5hes-ss Ssls Siaes.ea. reses
SOS. Ter-sr. Caa7psss Eazssfs- tnias1sls's's'
rr--A. sas all SRA kraptssns. 80 F'asa.
ssr..Ey ,.4,-~s PSlss. sr 10 pay rssa Esd Il
:. ,,..r.uesSsE - rvE 7srfe--f ssrlsfsS 900
- r,srsy rrfsssssd- P-ses Is e'1es p
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assSses ~ sars sa<ss I. - - Z - -
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SEES.
NJ 1904 -. So 81 - - . - esD
So 80 s<s1,ss - sssps1A n - $3.50
sar<~ - .aas N~se ~ ~ - = - ~
sasAss sutSsna - 40 - sQnR - - -
s-zszl
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"a s~3s<saG ~ AsHz 9yW1 Aou1D 49,
snn~s- sA@sss - ~ u2snG - - -
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SssHDA1 1nErs0 - 0n1gs - e1u0DM~
90 suaAnvs - - 0pnne - - 60
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FOR SALE.

Lon AALk--A a~~ eattaSs heass. ell aasi
T. stable, srss esss<s, - srsss Eat ~ s~vs
sss.e BY IN aHs rscA apple sass pear sr~rs there.
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Will Ring For Liberty

A large number of patriotic women
from all parts of the nation. together
with few men, gathered Wednesday
morning in Common Council chamber
in old Independence Hall, and listened
with evident pleasure TO exercises that
were initiatOry to the casting at Troy.
N. Y. of the Columbian Liberty Bell.
which takes place this morning. The
machinery will be set in motion bv
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, who will in
Washington touch an electric kew at
tached to a wire that ends in the foun.
dry at Troy. The meeting was of the
Columbian Liberty Bell Committee, of
which William o. Mcdowell, of New
ark n. j., is chairman, and many
prominent men and women were ON
hand, representing the Human Free
dom League, Daughters of the Ameri.
can Revolution, Sons of America Rev
OlutiOn, Union League of New York,
Board of Managers of the Worlds
Fair, Historical Society of Washing
ton, and Universal Peace Union.
Among those present were Miss
Mary Desha, Mrs. Patty Miller Stock
ing and Mrs. George Washington Gist,
of Washington d. c.; Mrs. Schuyler
Hamilton, of New York; Mrs. De b.
Randolph Keim, of Connecticut; Mrs.
LOulie M. Gordon, of Georgia; J. G..
Pumpelly and J. Howard Foote of
New York Alfred H. Love, John w.
WOOdside and large number of we'll.
known Philadelphians who are active
in all patriotic movements.
The meeting opened with the sing
ing by quartet of THE Song of Hu-
man Freedom" Then Rev. James A.
Little, of HOkendauqua, offered a
prayer and Chairman Mcdowell made
an earnest address in which he out
lined the object for which the Lit erty
Bell Committee had been formed and
the gratifying results of their patriotic
labors. In conclusion he said
THE voice of this bell will ever be a
protest against militarism, against
caste, against the privilege of one at
the expense of the other, against every
thing but God, liberty, humanity and
right. This bell is planned only to
give voice in rejoicing on the days that
are the anniversaries of the events that
are the stepping stones to the to-day
in the record of human progress to-
ward better, higher and nobler con-
dition for the race; not as q rejoicing
over a story that is complete, but as an
encouragement to those who come
after US to go on and on forward to the
better day.