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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS
.LOST-24 HOURS"

"LOST-24 HOURS"
Americas clever actor. Mr.. Robert
Hilliard. has never made other than a
favorable impression. with the various
leading roles in which he has appeared.
His work as the politician in Blue
Jeans his career with Mr. Barnes of
New York" " The Nominee" etc. will
be readily recalled by Mr.. billiards. ad-
mirers. But if press criticisms and the
assertions of theatrical managers are
to be relied upon however, in none of
these productions has he given so strong
a portrayal Of character as he is now
giving i'm the new society comedy,
"LOst-24 Hours This comedy will
be presented by Mr.. Hilliard and his
excellent company at the Opera House
Wednesday. December 18th.
RHEA AS NELL GWYNNE.
"Nel Gwynne' is a historical comedy
based upon the favorite OF Charles II. of
England. As a play it may be pro-
nOunced Of unusual merit and interest.
Itenlists theattentiOn of the audience at
the outset and holds it with increasing
frmuess 10 the close. In incident it
has many excellent points. and the dia-
logue is sparkling throughout and at
times exceedingly vivaciOus. The per
f0rmance as might be inferred is in
keeping with the merits Of the play.
Rhea is padmirably fitted for the title
role. and from the moment of her en-
trance as the orange girl 10 her unhap-
py end she is entirely satisfying 1t
would not be possible in the limited
space at command to mention all her
points Of excellence. Opera House Fri
day and Saturday.
OUTCASTS OF A GREAT CITY.
Daniel A. Kelly's "Outcasts of a Great
City" is the title of the latest melo-
drama. which is the offering of the
Grand Opera House for three nights,
commencing Monday. In their search
after realistic effects writer's Of melo-
dramas have given MS tanks without
number real fire engines. buzz saws.
pile drivers. etc, until the field would
seem TO be well night eXhausted but in
"OUtc5sts of Great City" we are prom
ised a view Of Brooklyn bridge illumin-
ated, showing the homes of the Outcasts
under the docks. Criticism of the play
has been very generous. In New York
City. where it was lately produced, the
press pronounced it q hit"
AMY LEE AND FRANK DOANE.
During the coming engagement of
Amy Lee and Frank DOane in their new
dramatic comedy. "Niss Harum Sea-
rum particular attention is called of
the ladies to the first dress worn by
Miss Lee. Tt is entirely constructed
OF varigated ribbons taken by her
from the numerous magnificent flower
offerings presented to her by her
numerous admirers during the wonder
fully successful engagement played by
herself and Mr. DCane at the Empire
Theatre, Philadelphia. 1t comes to the
Grand the last half of this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
AMY LEE AND FRANK DOANE.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. December THE general
dry goods market showed no marked inn
IroVemllt during the week I'm seaSOnahle
cotton dress fabrics or I'm sheetings. The
latter We're iu buyers favor. To-day.
while the majority of sales agents We're UNI
wilkins to make any open cuts. there are
only few. however. who are holding out
at top prices. AS q matter of fact a
break of he In leading line of cottons.
the lack of support from the cotton mar
ket and the conservatism of buyers has
had disQuiet.rg effect ON the trade.
There We're mo- developments In the wooden
division of the market. New lines i'm
heavy weight goods which have been
opened still show irregular price condi-
tons The market for imported dry goods
was dun for seasouahie lines and prices
ruled irregular. Holiday specialties We're
.n good demand
FALL. RIVER. December THE busi-
ness I'm the print cloth market during the
week has been an iu odds only single
thousand pieces of regular was sold, es-
f9bifshine the market no 3-i6c when il
had been nomiraly mo 81 for TWO weeks
with no regu,ar sales. The sales OF odds
bq4 been ON a basis of about 8 S-l5c The
5Siiveries were of $1,000 pieces, allowing
su accumulation of stock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
DAINTY PRESENTS.

We Offer Purchasers Some Rare Combina-
tious in Articles of Utility and Luxury.
Your Christmas purchases. as rule.
are somewhat in contrast with the re-
suits of your shopping during the rest
of the year.
You buy at this season almost entire
" with the object in view of making
others happy, and even though the
amount of your outlay is small, you are
anxious to have something particularly
fitting to the occasion.
You don't. as a rule, care to pay a big
price for the presents you feel in duty
bound to bestOw, or even in those cases
where you feel q genuine delight and
pleasure in giying-yet you are anxious
to secure something pretty, useful, ser
viceable and sensible.
We are prepared to meet you upon
that ground, and TO show YOU q wider
range of articles than, perhaps you
fancied we carried in our line regular
~.
Take soaps and perfumes, as an eX-
ample. No store i'm Wheeling keeps a
finer line-mOst of them not nearly so
choice. Here YOU can find the most eX-
Quisite articles of this character, largely
from the house of Roger & Gallet, Paris
manufacturers of a worldwide Tepu-
tatiOn for the finest soaps and per-
fumes. We have the products of this
house in all sorts of dainty and beauti-
full cases. and no more acceptable pres
ent for either a lady or gentleman
could be chosen than something from
this portion of our stock.
In Japanese pottery and china, lac
Quer work and objects dart. We carry a
mammoth assortment, and can show
you many beautiful things at very low
prices.
Take us into your confidence as to
this matter of Christmas presents. We
can be of great assistance to you.
EWING BROS.
1915 Market street
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Blaaehcd German Linen Damask Sets.
cloth "a yards long .rusej and drawn
thread work. one dozen Napkins 90
match. 5J of Them. regular $500 value,
AT S3gS.
Extra fine German Table Cloth firing
Cd and drawn thread work. p yards by
2is yards long one dozen Napkins 20
match regular $3.50 value,
Ar $t95.
German Dam8sk Table Cloth. with
drawn thread work and knoued fringe
one dozen Napkins To- match,
AT $500.
UcmstcleI Linen Sets. with one
dozen Napa.us To- MATCH S6.25. $3.50.
$1lu. OBJ np.
LACE BED SETS
Imported direct by us. You save the
middle man profit. Fun size Lace Bed
Sets Good wearing quality. Nice de-
Csc SET.
Cuipwe effects Lace Bed Sets Nov
ely effects Large size.
Sl49 SET.
Fisb Net Lace Bed Se.s. Novel paJ-
terms ENra wide.
sl73 SET.
Fine Irish Point Lace Bed Sets St95.
$3.50, ON up ,o $3.50.
UMBRELLAS.
N0hiug more appropriate for pres
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GO INTO SERVICE TO-DAY.

Special to the REGISTER.
Parkersburg. w. Va, December s.
The new parlor chair cars OF the y. H.
R. arrived here yesterday and were
placed in service on the road to-day
The cars are very handsome and are
elegantly furnished The chairs are
richly upholstered and are Of the re-
clining pattern, and the woodwork Is
elegant throughout
At either end of the cars are smok-
ing rooms and these are also furnished
in elegant style.
The cars will be run on Sundays on
Grains Nos. l and 4 and during the week
on Nos and 2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
crCOND-UAND

CHTCKERING UPRIGHT PIANO.
DO YOU want a fine upright piano 1or
one-third what it cost the owner! II
so. we have one that must be SOLD at
once and at a great sacrifice. The IN
strument is in perfect condition, pos
sessing a rich and brilliant tone, hand
some case. and perfect action. Cali
at once if this interests you.
+. w. BANNER & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
4Ibeelin8 8e9isfer

LADIES. surprise your husband, Dro' g',p
or sweetheart by ordering for nun . IN sl',.
silk vest. pair of trousers or an oNeI0"@' i'-
I'll q. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Gents urhisiei .
Market street.
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prANO non SAFE CHEAP.

For reasons which will be satisfactor-
nv explained. we have fine Chickering
G. Sons Upright Piano which we are in
strrcted to sell for two-thirds less than
il cost. The owner has no further use
for il. and to dispose of it quickly makes
this remarkable sacrifice.
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HOLIDAY GLOVES.

5000 pairs bought for this 1895 Holt
day trade All bought direct from the
makers. Nomidi' e mans profit. Ladies'
4-bu,Jon black and colors Kid Gloves
AT soc PAIR.
Ladies Fosters patent Kid Gloves,
an c0l0rs.
AT soc PAIR.
Ladies' White Kid Gloves, heavy
black stitching,
AT soc PAIR.
Ladies' Real Kid Gloves. heavy stitch
ing. quality equal to what most stores
sell for $3.50,
AT S115 PAIR.
NEW FURS.
New animal headed Scarfs ait ACE, Csc,
S149 on up TO- $3.50.
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS.
Handkercl:efs here 10y the thousands
Nowhere viii you find greater selec-
ton 80 better values ever offered
100 dozen Mems In.-ial Union Hand
kerchieis
AT Zoe.
200 dozen Ladies Fine Embroidered
Swiss H3udkarchiets
AT 12i2c
SD dozen Mems large size Pure Silk
Gaudkerchiefs
AT 25c.
H3ndkerchiefs &c 20 $500. any kind
ou want. you're likely TO ind here and
t. saving.
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Water Rents

for the term ending March 81, 1896, are
now due. If paid on or before Deceul-
Der 81. 1895. a discount Of 10 per cent CEN
viii be allowed. The City water boaEu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
DON'T FAIL

To so 10 the third floor when You
are i'm. Lots of interesting things
there. Jap Rugs, Fur Rugs, SILK
Draperies. Curtains. Cushions.
Screens and Blankets, and Down
Quilts. worthy OF special mention.
See them.
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Il rHANEMILLER DEAD.

Cincinnati, Ohio, December S.-H.
Thanemiller, president of Mt. Auburn
Institute, died suddenly last midnight
Of heart disease He established the IN
stitute thirty years ago and has always
been at its head. Although he has
been blind for years, he was one of the
leading Y. NJ. C. A. men Of the country,
director of different charitable ins,itu-
tions and a noted singer. He leaves a
widow and daughter, the latter being
the wife of H. p. BOyden, leading edi-
tor:al writer of the Commercial Gazette.
HOLIDAY GOODS at c. Hess & Sons.
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APRONS

Pretty white ones. new goods, al
Csc. and up TO TWO or three dollars
each. and pretty muslin skirts ana
underwear of all kinds. Make
handsome presents.
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CLASS

The only difference between buy
ing from MS and from others is that
of price. We have the quality, style,
cutting. but about % per cent. less
added to the cost, which is in your
favOr.
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aonDAY eoops-eEo. e STEEL & co.
c. T. s. e. CO.
We Ike 70 he talked about and we you do it. That's we have
the rreiest Holiday Goods why they sold so cheap
Your friends see Them ask where they were bought
another customer for


A SILK HAT
FOR $500 would net make a good
clspid0r or umbrella stand. but the
one we sell for $50 is just the
thing for both. and it don't hurt
0he ha0 10 kick iL Every man
wants one.
S275
Is not much To- pay for a sewing
machine. but wr have so "Ameri-
can" machines that go 40 that price.
Your girl win De delighted and will
soon be of some help If You send
machine like this 90 her on Christ
mas.
TO KEEP THE BOYS ~
Tn tho evenings. buy hem an Afri-
can D0dger. Hit the Niger and
the bell rings Barrels of fun for
young and old. only Csc. Also.
Drawing States with water c0lOrs
and colored copies. for boys and
girls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

Lightning Hot Drops
What a Funny Nsmei
Very True, but it Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without Relief, There is No PaYi
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DRESS GOODS SALES

and the same cause as in the
Wrap Department IS what does it.
Largest line of UNDERWEAR and
HOSIERY in the city. It takes a
big stock to supply people in all
styles, grades and sizes. but WE
have them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

HOLIDAY GOODS at c. Hess 81 Sons.
Full line of Dents and Adler's Kid Gloves
and Dress Shields.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
ABBREVIATED fELEGRAMS.


Robert Ritson is under arrest in Phila,
delphia charged with plotting TO swindle
banks in Chicago, New York, Boston,
Milwaukee and Louisville by means Of bo-
gus drafts.
Six men were burned to death while
sleeping in 4 barn near No-ristown, Pa
A pickpocket stole 500 in currency and
draft for S1oO from Colonel r. G. In
gerscll during the. soldiers reunion Mt
Elmwood, Ills.
Maud. daughter Of David 7. Pulsifer, of
New York, has cloped and married teach
or in riding academy.
Captain Becker, OF Cleveland. was fatal
ly burned in a fire ct Port Dalhousie, Ont,
that destroyed u warehouse and the steam
er st. Magnus.
Suits against the Gumry estate at Dem
Yer, for injuries received il the hotel disas-
ter. have begun. A cigarmnker has filed
IN action foc $4,000.
Organization of the window glass selling
agency at Pittsburg completes the tri-
angular trust that will control the output
OF the country.
Discrepancies are alleged TO exist in the
city engineers department at Toledo, and
grand jury investigation is pending.
cVSSph Itciucs, u VI SsiiuIilte
company, was struck and killed Mt Ishpcm.
ing. Mich. by tree that was blown down
by the wind.
Forest fires are doing immense damage
in southern New Jersey and several towns
are threatened with destruction.
Trainmcn on a Vandalia train drove off
two robsers near Plymouth, Ind. with
rcvolvers. The bandits escaped.
The sugar bounty cases which Comp
troilcr Bowler has just decid against
the payees will be appealed to the supreme
court.
Ex-Congrcssman John Tillman, of South
Carolina, predicts that there will BE- u
bloody revolution in this country soon,
probably next year.
n Virginia physician says that the talk
aboC: fruit seeds and such like being the
cause OF appendicitis is all stuff and nom
sense.
Hungary can sell about 81, 900 900 BUSH
els of wheat this year.
There is Cuban Evolutionary club in
Chicago with membership of seventy
eight.
1t is reported that ex President Harrison
Is negotiating for the purchase of n sum-
Iner home in the AdirondaekS.
Mrs. Francis f. Benedict, aged 80,
founder Of the Ladies' Fashion Journal,
of Philadelphia died at Milford, Del.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
HAS NO POLITICAL AMBITION.
Bland Still In Politics But Has Had Enough,
of Official Life.


KANSAS CITY, Sept I'm IN interview
Hon. Il. p. Bland says: Il am out of Of
flee and wish to remain a private citizen
/ do not wish TO be governor or prcsi-
dent; none of that for me. am out and
want to remain out. 1 have not retired
from politics, for every man ought to be
interested in that subject. but l am not
after Office. / would not vote for
Nj. Cleveland or such "a man as Whitncy
or any other representative of the Wall
street power The ex-rcprcscntative WI,
asked:
In case the Democratic national con-
vcntion refuses to adop: free silver
platform what will be the rcsult.''
There will be Il division between the
eastern and western Democracy 1t is, it
seems to me. inevitable any way. The
party is inharmonious Its former lead.
er> are one way and the party is the other.
War ISSUES. the tariff and other things
have kcpt the party together heretofore. but
they are being lost sight Of No one can
tell the outcome.
Apparently the Republicans are not to-
gcther. They are afraid of the silver issue
and are doing all they can to keep it quiet.
The only thing the free silver Democrats
can do now is To keep organizing If there
should be another bond issue before long
Il would have Il great effect. 1t was the
issue of the last s62, 600. 900 that set the peo-
pie to thinking. The eastern capitalists
know this, and they will try to prevent
another one if possible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
GETTING FINANCIAL INFORMATION.
Missouri Democratic Club Starts a Sort Of
HOrr-HarVey Debate.

HOrr-iiaryey Debate.
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. THE jefferson
City Democratic club, an organization
composed OF about 1899 members, has
started out to hear both sides of the money
question. At recent meeting il commit
tee was appointed to secure prominent
Speakers representing the sound money"
and free silver ideas. Judge DIV. Shacklc-
ford, of Bonneville, opened the mill last
night with Il free silver speech and he will
b. followed later on by cx-Gov. Francis.
Judge Schacklcford was greeted with i
large audience, and his speech was we'll
received. Among other things he said:
The Missouri Democracy is for bimct-
allism. Mr.. Cleveland and all of the multi
farious hordcs whom he has appointed to
office Will never be able to break her away
from her moOrings.
Il shall rot be under the necessity of
calling into question Mr.. Clcvcland's
honesty of purpose. If he is honest,
then the situation is all the more lament
able. 1 favored the nomination of Mr.
Cleveland. He was known to he opposed
to silver coinage, but no one believed that
he would accept Il nomination and then
after his election deliberately tramplc it
under foot. In the last campaign when
we Were making IA losing fight, not n word
did he or any member of his cabinet utter
in behalf of the party to which they owed
their positions. Not only this but they
did not even vote. They would neither
speak nor vote for their party when it was
in peril, but now, when the money power
is threatened. both Mr.. Cleveland and his
cabinet are active in its behalf"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
BREEZY CHAUNCEY
Talks at London on Politics in
the United States.
SAYS IT Is CLEVELAND FOR SURE

That Will scoop in the Democratic Nom;-
Split on the Silver Question. and Filings
Away Ambition" for Himself-Demo-
cratic Clubs Revcling in Financial Talk
Agnus Essays the Role OF Prophet.
NEW YORK. Sept 7.-Chauncey Depew
was interviewed in London by The World
correspondent upon President Cleveland.
cleveland" he said, lis as certain to be the
Democratic nominee as the national con-
vention is to be held. Whitney could not
be elected. He knows it, and he is too
shewd man TO sacrifice himself"
"What about the third term idea:"
"That has no real influence with the
mass of the Democratic party. They
don't regard him As Caesar nor fear
CRsarism ftom his continued administra.
ton. 1t was different with Grant and
Jsckson and even with Washington.
= Either Cleveland has extraordi-
nary luck in accidentally doing the right
thing or he is really q great statesman.
confess am not sure in which aspect
regard him"
Some Comments or Gotham Politics.
Dcpcw then went on: Il slw Mr.. Gro
kcr today. who told me that he is return
ing to New York to take an active part in
the campaign. Mr.. Croker is very conf
dent that Tammany will elect the whole
ticket, and he bases his confidence on the
belief that the reformers and the Repub-
lieans will not be able to pull together, as
was the case in 1894. If we are unable to
adhere to the combinations of 1894 Mr.
Cookers opinion is right. Tammany, in
that event. will elect all the judges, the
county ticket, the senators and most of the
assemblymcn. 1 believe that the state
will go Republican. and that we have Il
pretty sure thing for ciecting the Repub-
lican presidential candidate. l really do
not believe that Mr.. Whitney wants the
Democratic nomination"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
Cl-;,s.s.

Carpets were used in tiio cast from c:..l;
times. They ;..c known IL have hyc nll.t!c
III China as early rs l.. G. 2lCO ana l., In
dia Il. &. leo. They Arc represented on
tho Egyptian monuments at "a .!Eto not
later than Il. G. 30G0. In Rome and
Athens they were used On state occasions
as luxurics. They were fist made in
Franco in 1888 During the tin:o If Henry
VIII, and even as la;c ;.s the days Of Eliza
beth, the most common c;rpc: in tho
rooms of the English middle classes was a
layer of straw in winter and Of nown grass
in summer. Ono of the charges made
against Cardinal Wolsey was that In his
state apartments he had fresh supplies of
grass or straw every day in the year. re.
nowed at considerable cost. These pr:mi-
tive carpets in the dining rooms If tie
English soon became very filthy, o. the
bones and fragments of food were thrown
into the straw, which was also used as a
sleeping place by the family dogs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
New Railway For Wisconsin,,

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 7.-Articlcs OF
organization have been filed bv the Ne.
waunec, Lake Superior and Southern
Railway company to construct a road
from Superior, in Douglass county, to
Prentice, in Price county, and from SUI
perior to Trvins, in Buffalo county, u
total distance of :,S0 miles, through the
counties OF Douglass, bayfield,, Washburn,
Sawyer, Chippewa, Price, Burnett, Polk,
st. Croix, Dunn, Pierce, Pepin and Buff
fnln
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
Agnus Makes a Prediction.

NEW YORK. Sept. General Felix Ag.
nus. editor of the Baltimore American. is
quoted by the Commercial Advertiser on
tine political situation in Maryland. Gen
eral Agnus said: The state will go Re-
publican for the first time since the wGr.
Half of the Democratic papers in the state
have bolted the Democratic ticket and will
support Lowndes for governor 1t is al
most a revolution in political sentiment
His election is a fcregone conclusion"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
The "tianly Art" Must 10

Boston, sept. In the municipal Grim
inal court Judge Ely handed down his de-
cision in the O'Bricn Walcott case, and
held both men in 81 900 bonds for the SUI
pcrior court on the charge of prize fight
ing. In his decision the judge declared
that the evidence showed that though the
men did not mectto contest for u prize they
were fighting for a part of the gate receipts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
Step Up, Gentlemen, and Be sworn.

SPRINGFIELD Ills, Sept From rcliable
sources it is learned that the grand jury in
session here has Issued subpuAas for three
Chicago persons, GovS.nor Altgeld, and
two others commanding the same to ap-
pear before them and testify regarding the
alleged boodhug by members of the last
general assembly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
Truths TerseIy Told.

"Foley's Honey and Tar is one of
the standard medicines used in the
Working Woman's Home association,
at 81 South Peoria street. Chicago. :"
DIR. BLINN. Med. Supt.
"Foley's Honey and Tar gives the
best satisfaction here"
C. +. BICKHAUs, Roselaud, Ill.
"My customers call for Folev's
Honey and Tar when wanting a good
cough syrup" J.H. KrssE.
Easton, Ohio.
For sale at NJ. F. Bahusen's drug
store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
Given % Labor UItinlatum.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. S.-The Federated
Trades council adopted resolutions severe
ly condcmning the johnson Electric Ser
vice company for dischargin9 six of its en-
ployeS for participating in the Labor Day
parade. The council will give the COM
pany three days to Internationally rein
state the mon under pain of having its
goods boycottcd by the American Fedora
ton of Labor throughout the entire coun-
try
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07
rr.. s;;ver IN North Caro,;n.

RALEIGH, sept. 6.-Last night thirteen
prominent Democrats including two ex-
state chair,neu. issued call for state
convention of the supporters Of free coin
age of silver regardless Of party, to assem-
bic here Sept. %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-07

SEAMoKIN, Pa, sept. THE Lchigh
Valley Coal company, which seized the
Morris Ridge coilicry On executions is
sued because OF arrcaragcs in wages and
royalties, has shut down the mine indcf-
initeiy. -Four hundred men and boys are
thrown ont Of employment by this move.