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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
CLOSING IN.
The Canadian Government Joins the
United States Against the Hon
duras Lottery.


10y AHsuNlAteA L At77s
Washington, March THE oo-opera-
ton Of the Canadian government in sup
pressing the operations Of the Honduras
Lottery company in This country has
been obtained by the pOstoliice depart
ment. Postmaster General BsSell has re-
Postmaster General White of the Do
minion Of Canada stating that In accord
anoe with the request recently made by
the Canadian offices at which money or
ders are exchanges with the United
States have been instructed not to certify
money orders in favor Of the lottery com
pany or any Of the persons or concerns
mentioned as its representatives.
We are very much gratifed," said
Assistant Attorney General Thomas to-
day. that the Canadian government and
British government have taken action TO
keep the lottery out Of the country. Our
orders have succeeded IN greatly ham
pering the companys operations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Claimed to be Wrongfully Withheld by q
chicago Attorney


Chicago. H., March I.-Rohert Seamon OF
New York has hled bill asking for an nc
counting FROM the Chicago attorney, Lewis
II. Blsbpe. who. Mr.. Seamon claims has re-.
talnpi a large sum III money TO which the
latter Is entitled. The complainant says
that he has paid the attorney more than
$50 40 for the purchase OF bankrupt estates
tho amount named, besides a share or largo
PROFITS resulting from such purchases, are
due him.
cl1lms amounting 70 SS0Q0OoQ besides Dcs
Alalncs Iowa bridge b0udg amounting TO
Slhl,ulN and that tho attorney refuses 10
Fivn any account OF transactions, although
he has received as much as 100000 profits
through tile various deals, IL A. chargtd
that Bshcr has transferred large am1nut
q these profits, In a ffnululent manner. 10
Ills wife. aud the court Is asked 10 helm
VI. seAlnan oui Of his dnlauIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Velvet dresses ere In greator fs,-o,
mnn they wcre last year for offerno,,',
wear especially at weddines and recon-
ions, though cloth continues 10 hold its
own We may quote two examnios es
nuooiying the most resent fasbio5s Ono
was b. haizegreen cloth, rather roneb
q surface but 81 soft and plinble Of
1 1i as % suggest ne very finest Of wools.
covered With line Of iat. no srjrt -,
ing eordered with n baad of hisc- s.,.
.ie bodice was made with n yssiet,.''5A,,.
o. Wnl,e satin, covered with trenis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
oANr an NEAR HIM.
Mr., Shelby VIII Prosecute His Son-n-
Law For Becoming Such.


BY Associated Press.
Gallipolis, Ohio, March Jacob Shell
by Of Brighton, W. Va, father Of Flor
cncc Shelby, the young lady who eloped
to this city on last Monday, and was
married to Harry Rlyburn, did not greeta
the Young couple on their return with the
usual God bless you, my children" The
father. who is very wealthy, had for
three years back opposed the match. He
had kept Miss Florence licked up in the
second story of their home each night
for the past eight months, 10 keep her
from getting out to see young Rayburn.
The Story of how the young man work
ed il to get the father of his sweetheart
away from home, carried ladder two
miles TO mount TO that second story vim
dow and finally had TO cut through the
shutters with n meat saw Is very anus
ing one, but, nevertheless, the truth.
Their flight from the home ON the Kama
VIVA river 10 the Ohio river and their
ride from Point Pleasant to this city in
a borrowed skill was one of their thrilling
experiences.
=. MIR. Shelby has had experience in this
line before. An older sister of Miss Shell
by's set her an example some years ago.
Mr.. shelby says he viii make an cx-
ample of this case such ms will discour.
age the balance, Mr.. Shelby will prose
cute Rny6urn for abduction in West Viz.
slnia and for perjury in Ohio. Young
Rnyburn sworc that pretty Miss Shelby
was ~ years old. whereas she is but
u Ihe young groom will try To cool
the ire of the old gentleman, MS he fears
serious complications may follow. Shell,
10y has secured the necessary proof for a
vigorous prosecution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
A ROAD TO BE EXTENDED.
BY Associated Press.

Kansas City. Mo-, March 1.-THE
management OF the Kansas City, Os-
today that the road Ia to be extended
from Osceola, Mo, It's present terminus,
to Greenfield. Dado county. Million.
aire John l. Blair OF New Jersey and
Conrad Miller president Of the Bangor
and Portland railroad, are Interested in
the rond The extension Of the Blair
line is thing of great importance TO
Kansas City. It's Ultimate objective
point Is the Gulf of Mexico. and It Is
likely thar the line win he in operation
from Kansas City to the gulf in five
years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
GOING tl'
THREE HusDnrD
rns on I'M H.


BY Associated Prs
bl,aIlks. eommmudius" AaiAil
Eagle .g today ielssis,,'S1'''s
t1at a portion oiiisPn Y
row. wy b y,
III, The Calling Gun Al.
i today was sent ba,lr
Inc gun had been i. ~ n
u Aloaqdsyille, III
nlshei The dynamite :. ns'''i \
arrested near lloni,l's,'.l.as
Fayetteville. He AZ, ~ q I
tried to induce M, W. ", q
lynamite, He il NJ
bqt has lost an arg ny M ns. II
mite to Kill fish. He'1
Tough character. NV. n
three strikers arrested a. Z.
limits are stll uiserrsd ~
ers passed Elgle toissp
- Thought there 4 4 s1ss
tonlSht These meetii'. wv !.
ana back in tie in5 5v,, .
II was open only Il ~
me Gazette rectiysi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

London, March s. Tho Times, In a
financial article discussing the gold move
mcnt. snys: The world appears 10 be IN
The lirsl stage Of reacting from the rein
tive appreciation of gold which has been
arntcly felt by traders and holders of
dcprecinting merchandise, and Of which so
much las been made by bi-mctallists
who were anxious 10 alter the measure %
value. Last yonr the tendency Of gold
10 inll WAS obscured by special demands
from America aud Australia. These
things no longer obscure The position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
RAN OVER A BUGGY.

Louisville, Ky, March IA special
TO the Commercial from Birmingham,
Ala. saws! News reached here late to-
night hiatt 4 south bound passenger train
on the East Tennessee. Virginin and
Georgia road. one mile south OF Talla-
degh, ran down buggy occupied by
Mrs. q, w. Andrews and Mrs. Strong.
Mrs Strong had leg broken and was
internally injured aud will die. Mrs.
Andrews WAS seriously injured. The
horse was intantly killed and the buggy
smashed to pieces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
THE FIRE RECORD,


Special Dispatch
kar,lott. Tx. March 1.-THE Ais.
souri,. Kansas and Texas depot cautsht
ire tonight &C. 10 o'clock ana WIS hqrici
70 ihe ground Nearly an freight was
saved All tickets aui hodAs we're M,
sroyed There was heavy south wind
hovinr and for awhile the nyinr SPARKS
threatened % burn everything. an ears
were showed away from the derot ami
sovcd i. seems that tho fire r-,nrht
from a defective fine as The Ore stsrtpi
out on top Of the roof
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
MIR GLADSTONE SICK

BY Associated Press.
London March T.-NIr. Gladstone is
seriously III. the result Of O cold con
tracted by walking out into the chill air
after dining in n warm room last night.
A ply stefan called and this morning an
other IL necessary. The doctors having
made statement indicating the c0nd-
tion Of the distinguished patient Is sul-
iicicnt cuuse Of apprehension although
there Is no serious danger. Many in
quiries are coming in from all over the
world
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

BY Associated press,
london. Ohio. March 7-Aiiss MARY
Davis OF Pike county is In the CITY. an1
tNore out & warran, fer tho arrest OF
Nnos leuwcll on the chsse OF nater-
NIFTY. He wns arrested near this place
i@enight Penwell resides in Bainbgidge,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Three Men Rob all the Men in St.
Louis Saloon Without Resistance


BY Ass0clHted Press
81. Louis, No, March IA bold hold
up occurred tonight in a saloon on one
Of the principal streets of st. Louis
About 1890 o'clock three men appeared
in the saloon of John Carroll and Pat
Harrigan at 1926 South broadway.
Ono man carried a gun and wore a
mnsk, He ordered INC crowd of men
present TO hold up their bands, while his
two companions relieved them OF three
gold watches and SIS ~ money. Before
the crowd could recover from their sur
prise the daring thieves had escaped,
every direction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
MIR. BAKER DENIES.
He Discaims Having Uttered Certain
Expressions Attributed to Him.


Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex, March 7.-iIion. Waller
S. Baker sent ont the following self-ex-
planat0ry notice yesterday:
Waco, Tex. March 3.-Please au-
nounce over my signature that 1 have
not been rightful.y quoted 10 publications
In Dallas and Waco on the question Of
the state Democratic committee. presided
over by me, and the committee headed
BY Mr. Malock. ] have not even been
interviewed.
WALLER S. BAKER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
NE BIT OFF SOME FINGERS
Farmer Jones After a Desnoraie Strrc-
gle Puts Three Robbers TO Flight.


Fairbury. H. March 7.-Ber,bro NJ
Jones, farmer. living near hers ~. ~,
confronted last night by man ,rho
pointed q revolver az him and or5er"d
him TO throw M his hands. The far,l,e,.
9heyed, but when he got a chance be
BEGAN battling with the robbor. Al this
two other men. appeared. wearing masks
In the ,struerle which followed one Of
I4he h'ghwaymen put his hand in Mr.
ernl fingers are missing from ono ~ no
uio. DIR. Jones foucht bravely nntil his
Assailants, becoming frightened. ran
away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
THINK SAWYER TOO ELOQUENT.
Attorneys for an Alleged Murderer Ask
a New Trial on Unique Grounds.


Ann Arbr. Mich, March Whitman
4 Knowlton attorneys for Clifford Hand
recently convicted OF the murder of Law
Pulyer. ami who is now in .Iackson
state prison, moved for a new Trial
which will he argued today The chief
ground for the motion is the eloduence
Of \. j. Sawyer, one of the counsel for
the people. the objection being that he
gave graphic description of the murder,
threw The daughter of the murdered man
into Mysteries and influenced the jury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Workers After the Bodies of G,vlorl
Miners llnycn't Yet Reached
tho Bottom.


Wilkusharre Pa. Aiarch Tho res.
eneta IN the GAYLORD milne went nj tboir
WORT with u rush today. ThDy exprcled
TO lind somp Of Tho bodies before thc nd.
loguo1n slifi went in, but were disnp.
p9lntyd' From noon Yesterday urtll Il
have boon cleared This evening abont
tWohiy of the men employed iu thc rrg.
cue work were laid on The tnporin.
teudent said there were too many IN.
harors cnNgc1 in the work and that
ihcN were only In each others way.
u IL nov, believed that some Of the hnd.
twcuty-fuur hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

After Going to Costa Iuca for Her Illus
bands Body Returns Without 1t.


by Associated Press.
New Orleans, La, March Among the
passengers vino lelt this city by the IL
linoois Central this morning was Mrs. Hun
Huntington, who died IN Fort Linion, Costa
lucn, just as he was about t. sail 10 New
Orleans on the way 10 Chicago, to answer
learned of his death In foreign country
she was determined that his body should
rest In Its native land. Accompanied by
her attorney Mr.. g. Y. Barton, she went
TO Costa Rlca to bring back the body II
her husband. Arriving at Port t.imon she
found nm unexpected difficulty IN the way
although 1t was perfectly willing 10 give M
the i've man WAS strictly against allowing
a corpse 10 leave the country until the ex-
pirauon OF three years, she tried every
means In her power 10 overcome the dlfii-
Guilty. but MllhInL MNnll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Chicago, Ill.,, March z. Nero,iations
were begun today betw zen The SAM ,.sr
Pacific ana 'ho Santa he for the settle
nlene OF ~ Matters y fispu,e between
former company telegraphod pres,is,,,
Rhemliart " the Santa is. surr,ss,,,.. ~
rtierenoe 90 ALTERATION Of an snattera 4,
dispute pcnding the tesult Of wb,,b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
SUBURBAN STAKE.

BY Associated Press.
New York. March THE stake of
the Suburban. the greatest of events on
the American turf. will not be reduced
rs reported 1t will be worth $4,000, us
heretofore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

This spring Louise Beandet will prob
acte,' IN which Nine. Thco recently ep-
pearei AZ Ahbey's. viii be feature OF
her repertoire.
Many Of the best acrohats can't even
balance an account PhAadelphia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

life ruined An illegitimate child. born
Of their union. was srnOthered to death ~
the bed clothing recently. Moke is SAID
TO be large land owner in Ohio where
his family still resides.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
HOW WOMEN GET SHOES r ,p,,,,
l.NnI,EI - -ni..lI

Ia. H,ahy shoe stores aud some shoe f,c.
wpmen from fndius out 1rSs, !" ~. plesent
iaey are buying, II the Sln F,S- -
ArsonAal IL TO be trusted. TIA. see,ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Bobtailed tandem and triplet bicycles
are among recent inventions, and they
are quite as homely as hobtailed street
cars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

The question Of fixing the day for the
trial of the IVY City bookmakers at
Washington was loft 20 the discretion Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
WONDERS Will NEVER CEASE.
y Gas Company Voluntarily Reduces
Rates to Consumers.


Peoria, Ill.,, Nnrch The Peoria Gas
company today dst0nished the city and
violated all corp0Utiun prccedents bv vol
unfairly reducing the price of gas without
asking any CONCESSIONS from The city In
return After May 1 Illuminating gas
thousand with 10 per cent dlsrornt
and fuel gas from 81 10 Is cents. Tbe
company Gays il expects 10 recoup itself
ny an Increase OF consumption.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
MEETING TO THAT END IN VIEW.
A Big Deal on Foot TO Get Contin-
nous Tramc Agreement from New
port News to GaIvcston--Katy
Injunction Case - Kansas
City, osccoln and Gulf
Extension.


Chairman Caldwell Of the Western
Passenger association, after going over
Ut length the causes Of the trouble pc
tween die AtchiBOn and Southern Ia
ciic roads, says
'1he Atchisnn IS entitled to no relief
under the association agreement, 20
cause the Southern Pacific has not been
guilty Of such action as could render
L subject 70 punishment under rie asso-
station rules II b. were IN association
tino. Il being an outside line t.le chair
uan argues TINT makes no difference
Whatever. The Atchgon would be en-
titled to no redress, even II u were IN the
association. This will drive the Atchison
from the association, aud Assistant Pas
aenger Traffic Manager Byrne will send
formal notice that The Atchison road
VIII withdrew, IL will then. unless the
matter is now settled by arbitration,
promptly proceed 10 iuRke It's fight on
California rates from Chicago, instead
Of the Missouri river. and the prospect
for enme low rate. 90 California j. very
promising. The Atchison once out Of
the associniiqn, IL viii remain out until
the luinu Pdclhc agrees 10 become a
member
Chairman Caldwell gave hls decision
reluctantly lie would greatly have pre-
ferred to have awaited tho outcome Of
tle. cforis at arbitrator.
There ie strong lkcl hood that several
NNANN y 80 tN NhNNANNANh ANN AAlt hNttlNfIH
OF the Atclispn roud against Chairman
hlldglry Of uic Western passenger 1850
citation and the general managers Of seq
crll lines who have passed resolutions
declaring that tie receivers and high Of.
hcials OF the road have not been protect.
lag It's interests AS officers OF tho court
should do, because they did not uphold
the paas agreement Nice-pres.denl Rob
iuson aud the passenger and raihr NAM
ayers Of the Atchison have gone to con.
for with the receivers Of oil the roads
now In New York about the proposed
suits, and about withdrawing from all
the Western associations on account of
what thoy consider the Insult offered the
officials OF the Atch-ou System.
Mr., Midglpy has declntnd that ID would
make very little difference " the Atcli-
son did withdraw from the Western
freight association, mud declared himself
undaunted by the prospects OF libel suits
The resolutions passed tlnt two other
roads represented In The meeting
were, and had been issuing pusscs to in-
ineuce business which was Il direct VIC
lutlon % ila proposed pass agreement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

The Midland News says; We are
authorized TO say that many uf our lead
Ing capitalists are determined To make
an effort for road, running on the prac-
tlcul route FROM Midland, directly north,
iitptsectlug the Southern Kansas at
Nashhum on the Fort Worth and Dem
YER CITY Preliminary surveys will he
made anil the road Is tn be chartered at
m early day.
We arr al6o informed that q suhscrip-
ton Of about S250,0OO can be had In an
hour after the books are 0pcn,
Olcr details win be given the public
~ tho move progresses. Wushhun aud
oil intermcdiato points nlong the pro.
posed line VIII doubtless contribute
largely 10 the enterprise,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
AIlE SrnCN TO.

Dsy before yesterday the Eltclligencer
in its editorial columns and under
prominent display head in its local
columns, told the people Of Wheeling
az evidence Of the calamity it daily
eroaks. that the Panhandle railroad
had laid of 27 OF It's 81 freight crews.
This was given prominent publicity
in the InteUgencsr's columns and was
editorlallY commented upon as con-
frmation Of its infamous falsehOods
against the business interests Of Wheel
ing.
The Tnteliigepcer's attention was i'm
mediately called to the mis-statement
and to the fact that the Panhandle
Railroad had not only not taken oil any
of its freight crews, but had, on the
contrary, increased them to meet
the large increase Of freight traffic due
to the recent great revival Of business,
which is still constantly growing.
II the lntelligencer was simply mis-
informed il had a whole day 10 correct
the error and to give the facts 20 its
readers.
The hltelligencer has done neither,
though it had easy access to any Of the
officials Of the Panhandle who would
have been glad to give it the truth, and
those OF its readers who have no means
Of knowing otherwise are still under
the Impression that the Panhandle has
laid of p Of its freight crews and that
the business Of the city is suffering a
decline, wheO the very opposite is true.
II was simply az error on the Intel
Hqsncer's part even that sheet which st
best Is always careless and inaccurate,
might have corrected it in its following
issue.
The Fact that it did not correct it is
proof positive that It was = deliberate
falsshood made up cut Of the whole
cloth, and without the slightest foun-
datiOn.
The Intelligence knew yesterday, Al
least, that its statement was entirely
false, yet Il has refused to cor
rect It. In fact the Intelligence
knew before it published it that it was
deliberate lie intended to misrepresent
and injure tbs business interests Of
Wheeling for political effect
What sort OF a cause is it that needs
this sort Of bolstering? Il is worse thar
desperate. for there Is act an iota O.
honesty or truth 10 IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
wn1rAkEn VS. wa1rAkEk.

Mr.. WHITAKER, the business man
and manufacturer, aud Afr. WHITAKER,
the political candidate On the calamity
ticket, are two remarkably different
men. Being acquainted with one you
never would recognise the other.
Mr.. WHITAKER, the business man
and manufacturer, has been TO Marietta,
O., where q land booming corporation
has offered him big bonus to locate
his plant and he has talked business to
the Marietta Board Of Trade. The
meeting is reported in full In the Mari
eta Register. Among other things Mr..
WHITAKER said:
Z The plant would be practically the same
as we have at Wheeling. There we put
out five thousand tons per year OF sheet
alone. We would turn out from here the
finished goods, which we are not doing
now. and lse hare market for all zee can
make
Heavens and earth! Where is Can
didate WHITAKER, the calamity croak-
or! Let him at once call off and muz-
ze Mr.. WHITAKER, the business man
and manufacturer.
What He has a market for all he
can make" under the Wilson bill and In
these Democratic times, not only that,
but is proposing to build a new plant at
Marietta, which. to use his own words,
would consist of two sheet mills and
two black plate mills, the latter two for
making plate for thinning, and, OF
course, there would be in addition other
shops aud necessary sppendages"! And
all this in these Democratic times, when
the country, according to Candidate
WHITAKER, is going to the dogs as fast
as the dreadful Wilson bill can carry it?
Dear, dear, and he is actually proposing
to build brand new plant in the face
OIL III R---o---.r-. ---iN"
date WHITAKER distinctly and emphat-
ically says is the ruin OF him and the
whole country.
This will never do. To have Candl-
date WHITAKER and Business Man
WHITAKER giving each other the lie
direct in this dreadfully emphatic man
ner shows the advisabiity Of these two
entirely antagonistic individuals get
ting together and effecting some sort OF
compromise between the doleful ca
lamity croaker for Republican votes on
the one hand and the thriving manufac-
turer whose business is rapidly growing
upder the Democratic tariff on the
other.
Maybe the Inteuigenccr will set Its
Ananias at work to fix up an explana'
ton that will make Calamity Candidate
WHITAKER gee with Thriving Business
Man WHITAKER. 1t is a task worthy
of the Calamity Ananias' peculiar
talents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
Procras, of the strike.

FALL RIVER, MASS, October IA
large number Of the weavers employed
In the mills in the northern section o.
the city, struck to-day. Sycamore mill
No. l, which on Monday had $3.50
looms running, to-day has but l52
Woodmore mill o NG al Is ,eeSS aFEsatipgs aGl
sett are stopped. The Tecumseh mill:
have lost 300 looms siene yesterday.
This forenoon 1000 people gathered
at the strikers meeting at South Park
and LOO weavers participated In the
parade which followed. -Four hundred
women took part in the procession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
COlored knight. of Pythra..

Special 70 M RsgtsteF
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, October H.
The colored Grand Lodge, Knights O
PYthias, of West Virginia, in session
here, elected the following officers
tonight: Past Grand Chancellor
G. b. Howard. Charleston; Grand
Chancellor, S. w. Stark, Charleston
Grand Vice Chancelor,S A. Vannister
Pt. Pleasant; Grand Prelate. A. S. Tuck
PIT Pleasant; Keeper of Records and
Seal, Isaac Miller, Huntington; Grand
Master of Exchequer, S. E. Faulks,
Charleston; Grand Lecturer, C. II.
Payne, Montgomery. Montgomery was
selected as the next meeting place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ToK KEPREsENTArIVE IN coSsRHss-FlSsE DIS
JOHN A. howard,
Of Ohis.
Ton REPRESENTATIVE N ooNsEEss-sEcoND DIS
TRICr,
WILLIAM l.. WILSON
or Jefferson
TOR REFRHszN1ArIvE IN CoNsREss-THIhD DIS
TEICT,
JOHN d. ANDERSON,
OF Nicholas.
ron REPREsENrArTvE N CONGREss-EoUBIA DIS
TRCT.
THOMAS Il. HARVEY,
Of Caosn.
var STATE sENArE-FIRsr DISTRICT
JULIUS POLLOCK,
OF Ohio.
COUNTY DEnOCRATI0 TICKER
JUDGE OF CRIMINAL COURT
LEWIS 5. JORDAN.
MOUSE or DELEGATEA
J.B. WILSON,
VIZ. c. HANDLAN.
j. WOODS,
FRED. d. STRASSER,
COUNTY sUPERrNrENDENr OF sCHnoLG
WM. c. WEIDMAN