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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15
PUBLIC SALE.

The prouortvof the Mound CITY Brick Com
panv. go M1undstilie rs. Va. VIII be sold 40
auction to tho highest and brst bidder. on Sat
urday. March gan, ~ o'clock ?. m. upon the
premises
SAID prorerty consists q about twelve dD
acres OF clay land suitable Tor building brick
OF hestQuaiitv, l0cgfei uE0n switch of che y.
g. o 2. e.. buildings AID machinery f1f the
manufacture % brick by TIE soft mud" pro
cess. stable, Office and dwelling house.
The personal property consists ~ about 10
cords Of wood. 40 u burnt brick. about sl.11J
"a book accounts. four 90 horses, wagons. car
and harness. also Office furniture, SAFE, desk.
&c. &c
The property VIII BE- sold az q whole without
division. on the following terms, VIZ.
Five thousand lf5 90 dollars. CT as much
more ~ tho purchaser shail elect fo pay, cash
in hand on toe day OF sale, the balance in Two
equal lnstaliment, payable in 5r 0 ana
twelve l2l months from The Gay ~ sale the
purchaser % give Die notes bearing interest,"
from the day ofsale for The deferred payments,
secured by deed Of trust upon the property.
rrrfrnc1u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15
An Australian tragedy.

VICTORIA, b. c., March a. The
steamer Warrmeo, from Australian
ports, brings word of most sensational
fatality at the little cisy OF Redwood,
the Mayor of which, William Paisley,
was shot and mortally wounded Febru-
airy -, by William Rediern, City Clerk,
who, when he saw his victim could not
live, sent four bullets into his own
brain. The reason given was that the
Council Clerk, smarting under fancied
grievances, one Of which was a reduc-
tion of salary, took revenge on the chief
magistrate, who had sanctioned a gem
eral cut 10 the civic pay list, owing TO
the hard times
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15
The Committee mas Not Agreed

WAsmNGToN, d. c., March l4.-The
Senate Committee on Finance failed
again to-day 10 reach az agreement as
TO when the tariff bill should be report
ed to the Senate. Some Of the mem
bers express the opinion that il would
be finally acted on during the first days
of next week. Several features of the
bill were taken up at random and
and on some of these the debate was
very animated. objection was made
to the publication OF the proceedings
Of the committee and resolution
pledging the members to secresy was
adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

-RaSEEEERy' pronunciamento
sTibeIal leaders the otherda set
Ties the fact that no policy OF GLAD
stones viii ba abandoned under his
government MIR. dLAnsroNE's policy
with regard 90 Home Rule and the
House Of Lords VIII be strictly adhered
90. 40 FAR as tho new leader is concern
Ell. B0sEBEHEY is second only 90
CLADsroSe in popularity and ma win
doubtless be- able 90 hold the Liberal
party together The outlook for Home
Rule fin ireland and Democratic govern
ment in England is stll promising.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE

OF the valuable real estate ~ Isssc Frscss DE-.
ceased. tiraata ln South Wlecins heretofore
advertised Boz detail Viii. BOB pgrsaance - ud-
tournament. take place 90 the north front door
u the COur. House on
SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1924
a. 30 o'clock a. 10.
This properly consists n lot 3 and part %
Isl a on TIE southwest corner of Chapline and
rweuty-'osr.h streets. parts ~ lots IL and ls
Eor-s addition. on Twenty foufth street. l0i
10 sqrare 2 o. the EIb-divisicn ~ Joseph CL'd-
wells estate on Chapiine street. On these ct
are valuable dwelling houses. Also the soath
hall % LOT m fqusFs iu tls plat o. the town
Of south wheeling.
s. :. CLARKE.
GEO ". ATKINSON,
special Comuissioners
J. C. HEEvET, Auctiorcef- mfio, l4.lsH
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.inhnT Enr1 nead-

BALTIMORE, MD. March 1.-The
veteran theatrical manager John Il.
Ford, proprietor OF Ford's Grand opera
House, died at six o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Ford was attacked with grip about
three weeks ago, but within the past
week was thought to be convalescept
Mr.. Ford was in point of service the
Oldest theatrical manager In this coun-
try, having been known in that capacity
as early as 1851. He was brought into
national prominence in 1868, when man
ager OF Ford's Theatre, ia Washington.
where President Lincoln was assasSi-
mated. He was 65 years OF age.
a neglected cold often terminates in con-
sumption. Take DIT. bulls Cough Syrup IN
time, and forestall The dreadful disease.
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In Favor of New nlexico.

WAsHINGTON, d. c., March l4.-Del-
egate Joseph, OF New Mexico, will en-
deavor to rally his forces on Monday
next to pass the long deferred bill ad-
hitting New Mexico 10 statehood. It
is anticipated that party lines may be
sharply drawn on the admission of this
new State, aud the Republicans expect
to raise the point of no quorum as =
means OF deierring the passage OF the
measure. TO meet this emergency,
Mr.. Joseph is using every effort TO have
Democratic members attend Monday,
and he is hopeful OF having the neces-
sary quorum, exclusive OF Republican
votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 14-In
the Senate to-day a test vote was taken
on the seigniorage bill, il being on q
motion OF Mr.. Allison 10 reconsider.
The motion was voted down, As to %.
10 is expected the bill will pass by about
the same vote tomorrow.
Ia the House the day was spent in
committee Of TIE whole on the sundry
civil BILL upon which rapid Roadway is
being made.
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All the Accused Exoneratod.

PoNERoY, O., March 14.-The end is
virtually reached in the Matthew's
Holmes poisoning case at Syracuse. The
Coroner exhumed the body Of Mrs
Matthews to-day, buried February %,
and found death had been caused by
poison The medicine which caused
the death OF Mrs. Matthews and Mrs.
Holmes was composed OF aloes, colo
cynth, scammony, CASTLE soap and
cardamou. Their deaths we're caused
by overdoses. All accused persons are
exonerated by the official investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

Susrt1l lselreni I'D trs hsciE-
new YoER, March 1.-THE q per
cent gold collateral trust bonds of the
'Biz -Four )St Louis and Ierre Haute
division are attracting considerable at
tent0n here, at the large business be-
ing done ia them az go and accrued iu-
tercst They are part of the block Of
ef 500. 900 which were laid aside from
the total issue OF Slo,O00,0O0 90 retire
the So. Louis, Alton ADD Terre Hauge
bonds durioE 1894 10 ia learned la
Wall street th8s those now being offered
are for account Of the syndicate includ-
ing DreXei, Morgan 81 Co., aud other
banking houses, which took them about
Eve months aEO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

1850 O'Clock p. m. BEGruA r.. Youngest child
OF D. T. and Mary V. Miller aged months and
days
Funeral from residence OF parents, No. 2i0S
Jacob street, this Thursday afternoon At 3
o'clock Friends Of family invited to attend.
lntcrmcnt a Mt Calvary cemetery.
MEATHRELL-8t her residence near Wav-
erlv, W. Va, on Tuesday March 18th, 1891, 90
% clock o. M. Mrs. REBECcA MEATHRELL. wife
Of n. w. Meathreil, IN the 36th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her 5'other, A.
Short Creek cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

ierrsd and rs per cent on the common
stock, was more than $4,000, 600.
It looksver7 much like q bargain and
sale between certain Senators aud the
Trust, and the Democratic conference
committeeof the House should put its
foot on the scheme, and put it down
hard. The Sugar Trust wrings millions
Of unearned profits from the people
every year under the present law, yet
10 asks more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

SI'-ll- ~ IFQn p n Ll79ff
NEw YoEK. March 13.-Speculatlon
on the Cotton Exchange is more active
and the tone of The dealings very firm.
The market is strong aad has advanced
on the extensive covering 0i short con-
tracts.
This interest is said to be strl very
large.
arch cotton is now quoted 90 7.33,
7.35 and May 1.f2. Further ad-
are looked for before Size end OF
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WILL OPEN THEIR DOORS.

The sebring Pottery Company Hope TO
Convince the Strikers.
spscisI ys,eorgfa 70 tis Rsgf'fs-.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., March 1.-THE
Sebring Pottery Company met to-day
with their striking employees and agreed
10 open their books for inspection TO
convince the strikers that the proposed
wage reduction is necessary. The
striking men appointed d committe of
three business men who will inspect the
FIRMS hooks tomorrow. The members
of the firm state they will abide by the
committees decision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

SEVERAL cities are worried over re-
quests 20 raise the Irish aag on the city
halls on St. Patricks Day. Nonsense.
Drop the subject and hoist thes,ars and
stripes. No one will kick against "O.d
Glory"
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DITTSBURG. WHEELING AND

Il KENTUCKY RAlLROAD COMPANY.
WHEELING, W. Va, March eth, 1874
The annual meeting or the stockholders Of
the Pittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky Rail
road Company will be held 40 he prInci psi
Office OF re company m the City "a Vice. iuE
IS. Va. on THURSDAY. MARCH ~ ls2f, 40
80 clock p. D.. for the purpose or holding
an election Tor Directors 60 serve for the cnsu-
business as may properly come before the
meeting =. Is. HiFb EFT. Secretary.
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NomIna.ions nr Inc PrssIdent.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1.-The
President to-day sent the following
nominations TO the Senate: Postmasters
b. y. Duer, Mi,lersburg, Ohio, Owen
Wilson, Dayisville, Va; j. S. Camden,
ParkerSburg, w. Va.
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sraamshIp ArriTalE.

LIvERPooI. March l4.-Arrived: Numid-
ian, Portland, Ne.
New YORK, March l4.-Arrived: Steam
ers Aleeto, London: Mobile, London.
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Pudalsrs vote for the 81 Rate.

PIrTsBUEG, PA, March 1.-The
puddlers at Youngstown have voted for
the S4 rate, but will take no action
until tho conference committee meets,
which will be soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

CoNGREss has cut the civil sundry
appropriation bin 100000 under last
years figure. That's one thing 20 be
thankful for
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AImosta Anrscie.

Radam's Microbe Killer has acted Ike
a miracle. It cured my wife Of Con.
sumption and me OF LumbagO and Dia-
betes.
FRANK s. JOKES, Camden, n. J.
The Logan Drug Company Agents FOR
Whpalinr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

THE REUtsrER AT CHARLESTON
The DAILY aud SUNDAY REGIsrER can
bo procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Ruhner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

THE REGIsTER AT WAsHNGTON.
The DAur and SUNDAY REGIsrHB can
10 procured in Washington City 40 tho
Exchange, opposite Wiuard's
Eotel. and Queens News Stand, Nations
3ateL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15
Valuable Hotel for Sale.

The undersigned Offers at private sale the
properly Known "a The
AREN DEN TEL,
a. st. Ciairsviilp. Ohio. This hotel ia The only
one be- St. Clairsyillc, the county seat Of Bel
mont county; was built but thTce years since
i- Of brick three stories. forty rooms and store
room. moGerniy equipped. located opposite the
Court House. and b. one or the beet buildings
and locations Iu eastern Ohm Cal on or ad-
dress JOHN POLLOCK.
Assignee o. Thomas +. Clark. 81 Ciaifsville.
Ohio m3wrDAaATv
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WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.
p1utzsuuRs AND PuovEuncla


rv-Tri5utss o. Respect and Obituary Notioa'
Gre cents per line
stsnpa Of the denOminaticn OF tUoeanta and
lsssaeceptsd f7s amounts less than one cri'ar
~ onnEsroaDsNcu ooErAmus IaPoErAET
EEWs SOLICITED En0n HyuaT rAHT on zHn SUB
hoUEDuEo COUNTRY.
Rejected communichtosa win not be returned
unless accompanied by ounicient postage
The REoi9TE7. embracing its several odi-
fians. Do entered at the Poato6c8 ln wheel
"a, R. W., az aoeond-elaas mattsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

WHEELING. ". VA. March 13. 1894
We have THIS day purchased the interest on
the McAuley-Pete-s Tent and Awning &C., viii
continue the same no the old stand, hoping 90
merit ths patronage bestowed upon our predp-
cessor,. Ar. y. G.. Williams viii still be the
active manager. Yours respectfully,
WHEELING TENT AND AWNING co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

As o cnre Tor chiltlaius frosted feet and
chapped hands Salvation Oh is conspicuous
success. - cents
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GENERAL NOTICES.
CHANCE.

II WHEELING. v. Va. M1rch rs. lNlL
VIC have this day disposed OF our business m
Wheeling 10 Aess-S. Williams & Roller. who
will continue the business a. the same place
under the firm name Of Wheeling Tent and
Awning Co. They Will collect ali accounts and
assume all liabilities We solicit for them n
upon us.
&oAULEYPETERS TENT AND AWNING Co
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EOR RENT,


store room li01 Market street best location
for drug store Ia the city.
store room 1875 Main street. Possession 81
either az once or April /. 1894
Office rooms Egerter Block. Most modern In
the CITY.
Egester Hail Best In the city.
Stortroom 20iS ChaDune St.
Ss7lOO Modem s-roomed dwelling. both gases
bath laundry, &c. - zane ST.
5000. Good roomed house, % s Penn st.
S92.00. Modern 6-roomed dwelling, No. 10
South Penn S.
$1,000. 6-roomed dwelling. 40 \. York.
sl3O0 5.roomed dwelling, BIS Eod ST.
Sl250. 5.r0Omcd dwelling. 3ll9 Jacob ST.
SSCl 5-roomed dwelling, Ia 2sth St
5000. 5-roomed dwelling, cor. Huron and y.
Jersey.
$3.50. rooms. 26i6 Chaphne St.
tiL0I ifst class rooms and bath, i2S South
Penn 50.
5000 Good 4-roomed dwelling No. 90 FIJI
teenth ST.
800 3 rooms second foot 1886 Market St.
$1,000 4-roomed dwelling, 1928 Market ST.
81 90 rooms, $50 National Road.
sou rooms. l36 Alley II, bet. l4th and 18TH
Streets
Lawyers Offices near City Building.
G. O.-SNITH & DICKIKS0N,-C. F.
lZ2g MARKET STREET
REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE.
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MACHINBRY
lLrnI uEua q unHn

We naFf ir stock az t1r present zine Che I1..
louirF ore tsc0n14 ang Horizontal E1zlcs
ard Boiler, b. y. one second hand Acue ~
,omaile Epgine ara Aoisf,e ,. yosfss9aa.
secondhand aknls1 H0rlf0rfa Earlus as1
NOilef. ID b. p O1s afcoal hand fisler E1s-
ilontal bngioe au1 Boiler, 90 b. p ore eecoBd.
haud spence Traction fazine a11 Boiler a. ..
2. Ols secondhand Knowles stem Pune.
uedi1m size. one Fesoud-haui folfafd oteam
Pump. 5i-11it. One second band hoflzg1ftl
Iubl ~ Boiler. ~ n.D. One aeeolc- hand MGflzla-
tai aec Tubular B0iief. 18rIf- One nev Acus
Automatic ErEine and Boiler. b. 3. one nv
skinner hor.zoniai Eneine. - b. p. Agsnss
American Feed " a.ef Hsateff fg the Use ~
which zsarErteer ssVing in fgel Is rafs ~
p per cesL Agents snefiker a Carr Poser
Fiy Fans. WAreroou 1858 1aia street, 0Ics,
Eo5m $40 Peabody Buliding. As
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FOR RENT.

NOR STORAGE re, Il Ar REASONABLE
j prices inquire or >TOLLE BROS. li25 Main
and 1900 SoutE streets. mrl5e&dsb
TOR RENT-sIN-R OOMED NEW DWELL
u iag in Park View, with every convenience
Apply 10 ". W. PLUMMER, Photograph Gal
lery. ll3S Main street. mreeAda
E1OR RENT-STORE ROOM Of MAIN street
II Address Lock Box 800 le25c&dh
TOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS II THE REAR
n ofl0l1 Main street. GEO. BUSCH. feiesdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-15

TE7AKE NOTICE. THAT A MEETING OF the
4 stockholders OF The Manhattan Plate Glass
Company will be held 40 the offices of said
Company. Nos. A. &c 81 Lafayette Place in the
City OF New York, IN the state OF New or1, on
the 9Th day OF April 1894, 40 three o'clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose OF reducing the
capital stock OF the Company from slJ1O0
represented by one thousand shares 81 pre-
fefred stock o. the par value OF one hundred
dollars each, and four thousand shares OF com
mon stock OF the par value OF one hundred dol
lars.each, 90 the sum %. 80 200, 90 be repre-
seuted bY said one thousand shares OF the PFC
ferrcd stock OF he par value or one hundred
do.lars each, and three thoussud Eve hundred
shares OF said common stick OF the par value ~
one hundred dollars each: and Tor such other
business connected therewJii as may come be-
fore the meeting or may be presented thereAt.
WILLIAM W. HEROY, President
HOBART CLEVELAND, Secretary.
March b 1874. mT1oaWt
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AETED-INDIvIDUAL. PARTNERSHIP
w snd Corporation Books, Opened. Balanced
ana Closed Expert work thoroughly done
Apply 10 /. R NOISE, l56 South Broadway.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
EOR SALE.

Choice lot OF about3 acres. near Edglnrion.
Fine building site Good selection Of young
fruit trees. Also choice building lots at Ed.
gingt0n. ..,,. -
city Bank Building. LOO Market street
uoSeAdn
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UfoRsALE-BLANE DEEDS OF Trust, st
y REsIsIEE o1cr.
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NREENWOOD CEMETERY.

Tho annual election FOR Directors FOR Green
wood Cemetery. to serve Tor the ensuing year.,
will boz held no $40. 30 Twelfth street. Frauhl1
Insurance Company's building from n clock
a. M. 10 l2 me- Thursday. March 23J lsg3.
mrlOla23 G.. II. MERkEL Secretary
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING,
Miss Genie Bowers Miraculous Re-
coycry.

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Time Slow i'm the Events Yesterday.
The races at Alexander Island passed off
without substantial feature yesterday. The
crowd was fair, but the time slow. Sum-
maries:
First race, six MISUNDERSTANDING, 1O1
(king). to 1. first; Traitor. 30 (AIanlove),
Is to ]. second: Red Star, 95 R. Bender), 8
to 1, third. Time. 1.18 IA. Lita, Major
Thornton. Selah, Blackwood. King Bird,
Lorraine Colt, Alarmer and Romance Fflly
also ran.
Second race, four and one-half furlongs-
Helen H, 95 BROWN. to l, first; Florist,
101 (Nurphy), to l. second; Phil DAILY 1Ol
Glare, to 1, third. Time .56 IA. Dutch
Fritz, Senator, Famoose, Jack Garrabrant
Patsie, Alcazar, Culpeper, Little Captain
and Memo also ran.
Third race, six and one-half furlongs-
Grand Prix. 103 slack, l to 5. first; Dutch
Lou, 40 &C. jones', I to l. second Fanny
Beverly, III QHogan), to /, third. Time,
123 81. Bobbie Coleman. Brown Charlie
also ran.
Fourth race, one-half mile-Miss Doris
Fflly, 10l (Robertson), 3 to 1. first; Aglta-
ton. lob (Moore). to ). second; Senator
Hill, 1Oi (Manlove), to l. third. No time
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New York
Hs.a
How the Clubs Stand.
What COrbett Has to Say About His
Match With jackson

James j. Corbett, the pugilst. in an inter-
view in London regarding the prospects of
his match with Peter jackson, says:
II shall accept the offer of the Jackson
vile Club in preference to the one made by
the National Sporting Club In the first
place, there is a decided difference in favor
of Jacksonville in the amount of the purse;
and in the second place. know that fin
ish fight can be decided in Jacksonville as
the law has been tested there. 1 know also
that contest lasting longer than twenty
rounds would not be allowed in London
1T is curious to me-" pursued Corbett,
now anxious for a fight this man Jackson
has become. If he is SO anxious to fight
me, let him leave the side bet with the pres
ent stakeholder until l return to America.
He will have no trouble in arranging a con-
test at jacksonville, where he can have a
go to a finish and receive big purse in the
bargain. l have cabled Mr.. Davis, the
stakeholder, to hold my $4,000 until the de-
tails of the foregoing are arranged. This is
positively my ultimatum."
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DIVIDED OVER SILVER.
Ohio Republicans Of Different Mind.
on the Metal


The committee on resolutions OF the Ohio
republican convention at Columbus me,
last evening at the state house and organ.
lied by the selection OF State Auditor Pos
as Chairman. Several Of the members nre.
scented drafts Of completed platforms and
OF planks. These were referred to a sub.
committee OF five, with Judge Lawrence as
chairman, and with instructions TO renor,
back last night. The committee on ner.
manent organization decided upon ex-Sac.
retafy CHARLES Foster as permanent chair.
man OF the convention. and John r. Nal.
lery' clerk OF the state house of represent.
atves. as permanent secretary
The subcommittee on resolutions roade
It's report later. 1t was given out that the
silver plank was the principal bone of con-
tention. Some Of the members were in 20
vor or indorsing the reciprocity policy ont.
lined by ex-Speaker Reed in his recent pa.
per- which has many supporters amons
the delegates. while others were Just as
strongly In favor OF simply reitera ting ms
silver plank of the Minneapolis Convention
Ex-Secretary Foster arrived last evening
he stated that he would accept the invi.
tation to preside over the convention TODAY
But Tor the contest over the supreme
Judgeship the convention would be a raj.
ihcation meeting pure and simple All the
other officers on the ticket will be renom.
mated by reclamation. For the supreme
ludgeship the incumbent, Chief Justice
FRANKLIN j. Dickman, was antagonized by
Judge John A. Price of Logan and Judge
John A. Shauck of Montgomery.
Al ll;30 the committee on resolutions
aoJourned until this morning. One OF
its members said: I'VE have done nothing
but wrangle, and IL IL is the same thing in
the morning the convention will have a
long wait for a report"