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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08

seemed 70 be acceptable TO the country,
he said, while the Senate bill had not
He believed that II the House confer
ees did their duty and the House its
duty, that bill honorable Tor
both House and Senate and ac-
csptable 10 the party and peo-
pie would be the result. Such
O result would not be brought about, ne
said, by any action that would notify
the Senate that il IL would hold out 10
q given date the House would Instruct
its cORierees 20 receds. II the House
Democrats could propose any plan ike
ly 10 sustain the House bill aOd assist
its cOHferees, the conferees would well
come II.
Something OF a sensation was stirred
by the forging TO the front OF Speaker
Crisp when the general debate was well
under way The speech OF the speaker
was temperate. but very fOrcible, and
its logic was so irresistible that
az its conclusion, Nr. BY
mum, the mover OF the
resolution, withdrew his motion. The
Speaker declared that II was and should
be the purpose OF the Democrats OF the
House. Is Democrats, 70 redeem the
pledges they mad made 10 the people.
BE deprecated the passage OF any reso-
luton az this tIme. The Senate had
not Withdrawn It's support from
the Senate cOnferees aud the House
should stand by It's representatives. No
vote Of confidence was needed, while
on the other hand the passage OF Mr..
Bynum's resolution would be virtual
surrender. lie gave IL as his opinion
that the coufereeS could reach an
agreement within couple OF weeks at
most, but they should not be harrasSed
by a ''bacE fire" from their own house.
The Speakers speech was received
with Manifestations OF approval, and In
conclusion h suggested that the caucus
should SdJOura.
Mr.. Bynum evidently realized that
tne caucus had slipped cat OF his hands.
He therefore suggested that he would
be glad 10 withdraw his resolution II
Mr.. Wilson would rise and say that an
agreement was 10 sight He paused for
n reply. Mr.. Wilson made 20 move.
He gave no apparent recognition 10 Mr..
ByuUm.
The action OF the Chairman excited
no little comment as lt was taken 10
mean a declaration not 10 have any con-
troversy wiki Mr.. Bynum. Inquiries
were made regarding the status or
negotiations upon sugar, coal and iron
ore, but no definite information was
forthcoming.
Speaker Crisp said that the Senate
bill was more highly protective in most
Of its schedules than the House bill, and
that there were many points Of differ
euce 20 be settled, and intimated that
they were being settled, but that was
as much enlightenment as tue inquiring
Democrats obtained. Finally, Mr..
Byuum withdrew his resolution, ex-
planning that he was satisfied with the
representations made, and on motion OF
SpeaSer Crisp the caucus adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08

WAsHINeToN, d. c., August -
Chairman Wilson and his associates in
tho House tariff conferees scored a vic
tory to-day when the House Democratic
caucus, called with q view Of terminating
the tariff struggle, by Ins,ructing or ad-
y.s.ng the House conssrses, adjourned
without taking any action.
The effscr Of this was 20 leave the
House couferees 10 proceed as they saw
5est, and TO show conspicuously that
the effort 20 advise them had failed.
The friends OF Mr.. Wilson found that
they bad the caucus so well in hand
that they could have passed the Living.
stOn resolution expressing confidence,
but there was 20 desire on the part Of
the supporters OF the confereeS to take
this course.
Speaker Crisp and Chairman Wilson
expressed themselves a gratitied with
This conclusion. aud among the rank
aud Gle OF the House the sentiment was
general that the movement inaugurated
10 bring about an acceptance Of the
Senate DIN had resulted ia materially
strengthening the opposition TO the
senate bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08

Special 10 ths HsqsT"'
ST. MARY's, August Saturday
night. while at an entertainment near
Wasp, this county, TWO men named
Masters and McMullen got into al a.
,erca,lon about young lady. aud ass-
ters stabbed McMulIen several times 10
the side, seriously iuiuring him. Nc
Mullen was takeo home and medical aid
summoned, and the physician pro-
pouncec his wounds not necessarily
fatal. aad that WITH great care he might
recover. Masters was brought 10 this
place and placed In jail OF Sheriff Dan
w. Reynolds to await the result Of Nc.
Mullins Injuries.
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That Senator said to Favor Free sugar
Both Raw and hefined-Some Bill must
Pa.A
Special 20 tes RsSfs,s-.
COLUMBUS, o., August Col. 5. h
Donavan, well-known newspaper cor
respondent, who is known to have Sen
ator Brice's confidence 10 large de-
gree, gave utterance to-day 10 an inter-
view defining Brice's position on the
tariff. and IL is considered here that ne
SPEAKS with authority.
He claims that Brice's course has
been frank, open and consistent
throughout the tariff fight. He was
anxious 10 secure tariff legislation as
near the line OF Democratic thoughts as
possible, and by no act nor demand
Of his has such legislation been re-
tarded or in the slightest way o6struct-
ed Col. DOnavau sketches the history
OF the tariff fight and the developments
which Indicated that the Wilson Dill, as
as il came from the House, could not
pass the Senate. The following are
literal quotations.:
81 know that Senator Brice would be
glad TO vote for free sagar, both raw
aud refined. but with that clause out,
the bill cannot be enacted. Many OF the
points which he has conceded In max
ing the bill that will secure forty-three
Democratic votes are as offensive 10 him
as 90 most Democrats, but the dilemma
was presented: Concession or no bill. II
will be the folly OF madness for the
Democrats to adjourn without enacting
a law which will largely reduce the
onerous duties imposed Cy the McKin-
lev bill. Our party is not unit on the
extreme theory Of tariff legislation. 1t
is the part OF wisdom TO meet the situa-
tou as best we can, aud not throw
awav the half loaf because we cannot
get the whole, and that, too, when we
80 L. n rtnrrinr rnndifinn
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Rain rh.ir only salvation.

OMAHA, NEB., August 7.-Conditions
are reported from various portions or
Nebraska tonight 10 be very favorable
10 rain and one shower occurred at Val
entine, Neb. II generous rains come
this week il is estimated that NebraSka's
corn crop may still average two-thiTds
Of crop, aud as the acreage was larger
than usual, It will bring It nearly to the
average. II rain does not fall within
ten days the crop will se . total failure.
The State has practically had no rains
since July 9.
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ADMIT THEKE IS A FOUNDATION
For the Reports That Sugar May be Put

For the Reports That Sugar May be Put
c- thc Trsl LIS ~ mo 5Snats.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August Con
servative Democratic Senators guarded
lY admit that there is foundation for
the reportEwhich has been current
about the Senate during the day that a
movement may be made soon looking 10
putting sugar on the free list. One OF
them said to-day that IL was liable TO
come in the shape OF motion to dis
charge the tariff conierees and 10 have
the Senate recede from its amendments
on sugar. lie thought il probable that
such a motion would be made soon un-
less the conferees came 10 an under
s,anding.
The Republican side of the chamber
has been cautiously canvaSsed on this
project.
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FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
A Martins Ferry Miss sues a Fairmont
Mao for $4,000.


FAIRNoNT, w. VA, August "A
sensational suit was entered here to-dsy
in ,he Circuit Court by which Lola d.
Rennard, OF Martins Ferry, O., asks
$40. 600 for breach OF promise of \. L.
Csnawsy, Of this place. Miss Rennard
has been here the past year engaged in
the millinery business and left for her
home July 3. Her father, ". E. Rem
nard, arrived here Sunday and Miss
Rennard yesterday. Canaway was asked
TO marry her but refused, hence the
suit. Martin * Holmes have been re-
tained as counsel for Miss Rennard.
Canaway left Ibe city some time yester-
day. Both parties are very well con-
nected and respectable.
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Nannington Oh Development
l.lrirl "a M RsIfa,sr

MAyyINGToy, W. Va, August T.
Hartman Greenlee & Co. s., Hess No. 4
and Prichard 81 Chadton No. on
MILESTONE are in the pay. Tue latter
is making about 300 barrels Der day and
the former is light In the frst pay and
has not reached the second.
L. j. Straight &c Co.'S Kendall No. l
on Dents Run has reached the pay In
the Big Injun and Is showing up for a
good well.
Greenlee & Forsrs Floyd No. 4 Is on
top the gordon sand and is being drilled
In.
Several new wells have started this
week. and number OF important wells
should reach the pay this week and
next
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WI continue the strike.

CrxcINyATI. August The striking
railway employees held a meeting at
Beethoven hall to-day TO hear the re-
port Of Master Sheehsn. who had just
returned from a conference with Deos.
Sheehan announced that Vice President
Howard would soon issue a manifesto.
By vote OF 254 10 2ei, the meeting
voted 10 continue the strike. II was
not 2 full representation. Meantime
the railways here refuse TO re-emplOy
any strikers.
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REPUBLICAN PARTY DEPENDING UPON
DLENgSS AND DISIESS FOR SUCCESS.

The Republican party this day bases all
its hopes Of 1894 and 1895 on the continued
depression Of business In the whole his.
tory Of rA-stcS it is Inc first tine th2;
any great erty ever welcomed hunger,
nakeinaS and enforced iilensS as allies
Hon. Champ CLARK, Of Missouri, before
Young Mems Democratic SOeic,y, Of Nelr
York
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An IpIanc,ion Granted.


Gps1dl - tns E>gyfis'.
PARkERsBURG. W. VA. August -
Judge JacODs. OF New MarIinsyille,
granted yesterday TO majority OF the
stockholders Of tie Parksrsburz Chair
and Furnliurs Company. through their
attorney. V. y. Archer. an Injunction
restraining the trustees from selling the
plant at public auction on Saturday.
The matter is now 10 the hands OF the
court and there promises 20 be bard
fight Ia their petition the stockholc-
ers charge uulzwful mIsmanagsmsnt Of
the property.
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TIE RRnwYs HIT KyFLL.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August THE
Browns hit Khell hard to-day, while
Breitenstein kept the Colonels' hits scat
tered. Attendance, 500. Score:
ouisviIle2 90 0 o 0 o. 2
ST Louis. 6 2 o 0 Ill
Earned runs, Louisville none, ST.
Louis g: errors. Louisville 4, ST. Louis
.; hits, Louisville :. ST. Louis l3; home
runs. Shugsrt; batteries, Knell and
Grim: Breiieustein and Twinehsm; um-
pire, Hurst.
GOOD BATTING; BAD FIELDING.
WASHINGTON, August Good bat
ting. assisted by loose fielding on the
par, of the home team in the early
part Of the game, gave the Giants lead
That the Seustors could not overcome.
Burke plsyed an excellent game in ieft
field and accepted al the eight chan ces
offered him. Attendance, 1900 Score:
Warrington Il 0 0 = o 8 L :
New YORK L , o . '-l5
Errors, Washington !, New York ?;
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THERE WAS No CONTEST.
Mr. Pandleton Asked No Nan to VOts
for HiS Nomination.
DELEGATES ELECTED SUIT Hin,

And Aside From Half n Dozen or
Those Who Will Represent the
District in the Convention, All
ere His Personal Friends His
Desire is That the Convention
Shall Select q Candidate With
Regard Only fer the Partys
Good.
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Earned runs, Pittsburg 4, Cleveland
6: two base hits, McAleer, O'Connor;
three base hits, Donovan, Smith, BecE-
ley, Stepz eel, Burkett, McKean; sacrifice
hits, Mexican, Blake 8; stolen bases,
Dooovan, Hartman, SteHzei. Burgett,
McAleer: double plays, Glasscock, Bier
bauer and Beckiey, Childs and Tebeau:
first base on balls, Of Colcolough 4, of
Cuppy 2; struck out. BY Colcoiough 2,
by Cuppy !; time, 2:l5; umpire, Hoag-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08
A VICTORY FOR WILSON
sfld Ills Associates Who Insist Upon
the House Bill.
THE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

tdiourns Without Taking Action,
Although It Was Called TOR the
Sole and Especial Purpose of
Bringing Pressure Upon the
House Conferees to Induce
Them TO Recede From the Posi-
tion They Have Maintained in
Favor of the Wilson Biu-Re-
mGrkable Strength Developed
by the Friends of the House
Bll-Could Have Passed the
Confidence Resolution.
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w,Daov e,a,s manufacturers Meet.

CHICAGO. August Fifteen window
glass manufacturers from Pennsyl-
vauia, Ohio aud Indiana were in session
here to-day. The principal object OF
the meeting was TO appoint wage COM
mtttee to confer With the worSmen In
the factories and arrange a wage scale
for next year, which is usually done In
September
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08
DEMOCRATS WIN.
Everything Going That Way Down in Alabama
Oates Will Have From twenty-five 70 Forty
Thousand Plurality and the Legislature Will
Have From TWENTY-FIVE 70 Thirty on Joint
Ballo,-Kolb Notin |. Anywhere

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August RE-
turns this morning are all favorable TO
an increased Democratic majority.
Oates has carried by good majority a
number OF counties that KoIb carried in
'92. The latter has made few gains
anywhere and these are small. The
Democratic ticket is undoubtedly elect
ed by double TO triple Jones majority
in '92. The lowest estimates put Oates
majority at %, 600, while indications are
that it will go over 40, 600. The Legis-
la,Ure safely DsmosraIic.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August AT
2:3O p. N. to-day Representative Bank
head, Of Alabama, received the follow
ing telegram from the Chairman Of the
State Central Committee Of Alabama.
"Oates elected by 25, 600 easily, prob
ably more. We have legislature by 25
or 30 on joint ballot.
Signed ~. c. TOMPKINs,
Chairman.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August e.
Nearly every county thus far reported
shows q heavy loss for Kolb as COM
pared with his vote in 1892. Madison
county, which in 1892 went for Kolb by
$500, by official figures is given to
Oates by l,443, change Of over 1000
votes. Lawrence, another Tennessee
valley county, goes for Kolb by only
1880, as against 2,135 before; Tala-
l." 81 hvE Inc .
., 449 In lS92. In Cherokee his majority
falls of 800. Creushaw went for Kolb
by 7I5. This year it is very close.
Bibb affords the same comparison.
Sumter goes for Oates by over 1900,
a Democratic gain of over a
thousand and Macon for Oates by 500, a
Democratic gain OF over 1900. Henry,
Oates's home county, went for Kolb in
1892 by over 1900, but this year gives
Oates over 500. Oates's majority will
be close TO 10000.
The returns indicate safe Demo-
cratic majority in the legislature, even
without Jeffersou's delegation OF six,
though prospects are favorable that ii
has gone Democratic.
The Democratic State committee,
whose headquarters are here, is juoi-
liant.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August RE
turns to-day from yesterdays election
verify last nights reports and tend to
show an increased majority for the
Democrats over former estimates.
At Kolb's State headquarters here,
Kolb and his leaders are refusing TO be
interviewed and are giving the public
no figures, but are claiming victory.
Some Of them saw, however, that Kolb
will be seated by force of arms, II neces-
Sary,
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sr,risi 10 ne RsSifte-

sr,risito ne RsSiTts-
WASHINGTON, d. c., August I'm
discussing to-day the statement In a
Wheeling evening paper that there had
been a contest between himself aud
Hon. John A. Howard over delegates
from Ohio county TO the Congressional
convention. Congressman Pendleton
said:
There has been no contest whatever
between myself aud Mr.. Howard. /
have not run single delegate In my To-
terest, nor asked any one to run, and
Mr.. Howard has taken no part what
ever In
THE ELECTION or DELEGATES.
II am candidate Mr.. Howard Is
pledged TO MY support with all bis
friends, with whom be has influence,
and will only be candidate in the
event OF my withdrawal. lam perfect
lp satisfied with the Ohio county dele
CATION, and have no doubt but that AZ
least 40 out OF the SO delegates would
support me II my lame should be before
the convention. But with the exception
OF two or three, the entire delegation IS
composed OF personal friends OF mine.
The paper referred 20 has evidently
been imposed upon. AS to the delega-
tion outside OF Ohio cou nty, 10 Btaxton,
Lewis, Gilmer, Tyler and Brooke, 60
delegates have been elected. With the
exception OF five or six, they ars
ALL NY PERSONAL FRIENDS,
and are the very men would have Sc
lected myself, II ] had taken any part
in the selection Of delegates. Wetzel
has already selected It's delegates |
don't know how they stand, but mum
Der OF them have written 10 me that
they will give me hearty and cordial
support should / come before. tie con-
yaniion. naye made eTof'
whatever to obtain th nomin-
alton and do Dot Apept TO
make any. I haze DOT bal . single
delegate run anywhere In the district,
and have not asked single one 10 sup
port me. Under these circumstances
naturally object to statements being
sent out that there has BEEN any con-
test Of any kind between Dir. Howard
and myself for OHIO county, where
there Is no man In the district moro
strongly
PLEDGED TO MY SUPPORT,
n am a candidate, than Mr.. Howard
himself. / shall. myself, obey the will
OF the convention and hope the conven-
tlon will make the nomination, not with
view 10 myself or TO any personal In
terests OF mine, bot with Gn eye single
to the good OF the party"
Two Inventive West yirginIans.
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sothinrs strange.

Intelligent people, who realize the i'm
portaut part the blood holds 10 keeping the
body IN q normal co1citicn, find nothing
strange in the number Of diseases that
Hoods Ssrsaparilia IS able 70 cure. SO
many troubles result from impure blood
that the best way 10 treat them is through
the blood. aud il is far better 70 use only
harmless vegetable compounds than 70
dose 70 excess with euirire, calomel and
other drugs By treating the blood With
Hoods Sarssparilia, scrofuia, salt rheum
and what are commonly called "humors."
dyspepsia. catarrh. rheumatism. neural
gia, consumption and other troubles that
originate Ia impurities Of the blood or iy-
pared circulation. can all be cured
TEETH Ike orient pearls, set in cushions OF
rise:
A breath like the perfume the toilet be-
slows;
These are charms 20 win hearts when al
other charms fade.
But taev can't be preserved without So
ZODOST'S aid
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Two Runaway Coat Cars Cause Elijah
Lewts's Death.

NrfrfnI . = HFIlF-s".
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August AT
Edgswater this morning the coupling
OF TWO loaded cars broke at the top Of
the incline, and they dashed down az a
terrible speed. At the bottom was a
car load Of miners, waiting on the sec
tion track, TO be pulled up. They jumped
and ran, but Elijah Lewis had barely
Jumped when the runaway cars flew
tue track, cOllided with the empty, and
all were mashed TO splinters. \ broken
car wheel crashed through Lewis's
head, killing him instantly, and knock
ing his brains In a lump forty feet. No
one else was hurt.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. August For West
Virginia Fair; sOrth winds.
For Western Pennsylyznia-Incre
cloudiness. possibly saowers near tas
lakes: southwest winds.
For Ohio--Fsir; south winds.
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ep1cia! 10 ne Rsgsse.

sBsraI 10 ne RsotssS.
PABKERsBURG. w. VA. Angus, T.
Counellmen Ancerion AID Harnish were
fned IS each last nizh. because they
refused 20 attend eouncil nesting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08

graphic paper. the WhssIin< DAILY zsi
Sunday ksgistsr, dsiiysrsd to every pxrt
OF the city or sarrsaadisg Issss Ter 10
ssstspsr ussE
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PITTSBURG HAD A GOOD LEAD,

But sa crificed 1t in the Latter Part of the
Game.
PGrTsBURG. PA, August AFTER
securing a good lead by hard hitting 10
the early part OF the game, Pittsburg
went to pieces and allowed the visitors
to win easily. Attendance, $500.
Score:
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DALLAS. TEXAS, August The Lily
White state Republican Convention, in
session here. nominated for Governor u.
d. Smith, OF Denton, Texas
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Two Inventive we,t virginIan,.

sp,cfdi 10 pa< Rsoiste-.
WASHINGTON. August 7.--Pstents
we're granted to-day 10 George G. Stout.
OF Parkersburg, W. Va, on an electric
arc lamp, and to Jesse A. wills, Of
Guyandoite, w. Va. on nut lock.
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COMING Back TO wHEELINe.

w II. Shields VIII Face the Charge OF
hmbs zElins
Svsricl 20 ths RsJi"---
COLUMBUS, o, August w. II.
Shields. alias Spears. left for Wheeling,
-. Va, tonight in charge Of the chief
OF police Of that city, TO answer the
charge OF embezZling $50 from Samuel
II. Bell. He consented TO go without
awaiting reQuisition.
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WHEELING W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUsTs g. 1874

hits, Washington II. New York 2l;
earned runs, Washington 4, New York
II; home runs, Joyce, Davis; batteries,
Mercer and Mcclure, Rusie and Wilson;
umpire, Keefe.
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Pittsburg. 8 0 3 / / o 0 O-9
Cleveland % 0 0 ! 5 l-lO
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WILL JOIN THE PROFESSIONALS.

MIYNEAPoLIs, MINI, August T.
John S. Johnson, the Minneapolis bi-
cyclist, has decided to enter the ranks
of the professionals and 90 TO Paris,
there TO race against Zimmerman and
other professionals. He Will probably
start for Paris Immediately after the
conclusion OF the Minneapolis meet this
week. His appearance as professional
will oe a great surprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08

DENVER, Col, August 7.-On the
Denver Wheel Club track this morning,
O. L. Bowles, of Denver, with Wells,
Seigler and Foster as pacemaKers, made
a half mile in 100 2-5, and tho mile 10
2:03 2-5, the fastest time ever made
west OF the Mississippi.
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Hg SPEAKS FOR BRICE.

That Senator said to Favor Free Sugar
Both Raw and kefined-Some Bill must
PasA.
S,s-fof IN fhS Psgfsss-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08

n / am candidate, than Mr.. Howard
himself. shall, myself, obey the will
OF the convention and hope the conven-
ton will make the nomination, not with
view 10 myself or to any personal In
terests Of mine, bot with an eye single
m ,ha good of tho party