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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09
DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named persons have filed their accounts in
the Register's Once Of Juniata county,
Pennsylvania, and the ssmo will be present.
ed for confirmation and allowance ut an Or
Thans' Court to be held at MimintowD, Pa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09

Wonderful are the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because
as the one true blood purifier, it makes
pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
Hoods Pills for the liver and
bowels, act easily, yet promptly. 25c.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09
.xEcUrRlxRs' NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the estate OF
Edward A. Smith, late of Mexico, Walker
township, Juniata county, Pa, having
been granted in due form Of Law to the un-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09

Trains Nos. and connect with Stage
Line at Blair's Mills for Concord, >Doyles-
burg and Dry Run.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09

Trains Nos. and 9 connect at Port ROya
with Way Passenger aud Seashore Express
on P. r. R., and Nos. and 4 with Mail east
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09
A DNINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.
Estate of Christians Br.ees, deceased.

-ESFdle oT ChTtsItdnd briggs, decedSed.
Whereas letters of administration on the
estate of Christisna Briggs, late of Walker
township, Juniata Co., Pa, deceased, have
been issued out of the Orphans Court to
the undersigned, notice is hereby given ia
all persons indebted to the said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them properly autnen ticat.
ed for settlement.
JACKSON BRIG0s,
Walker township, Pa, August Is, 1898.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09
Cancer Cure.

A Russian doctor says that wart.
wort cures cancer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09

ASo Leave .. m p m
Train leaves Bloomfield at $40 a. M.
and arrives at Landisburg at 6.45 ., ma.
Train leaver Landisburg at 6.l4 p. m, and
arrives at Bloomfield at 6. SO p. N.
Trains leave Loysville for Duncanuou at
.. ~ a- m, and 2. Is p. -. Returning.
arrive at 10 81 q. m, snd 4,66 n. M.
Between Landisburg and Loysville t,ain.
run - follows: Leave Landisbure for Loys
vile IS r. m, and so p. M, Loysville
for Landtsburg IL 10 q. M, and 8 90 o. m.
All stations marked e are nAg stations.
at which trains will come to 3 full stopl on
signal
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
DERRY COUNTY RAILROAD.
The following schedule went Into effect
May l8, 1896, and the trains will be run as
foll0ws.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09

D. GRING, President aud Mapasor
c. 4. MIELER, General Agent.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

NukIano bat ii@ erboten benz
Prdioenten Gleuelanb fir ben &riesss
fau 60 MiQionem Collars Cob 3u lei>
ben. Selbit benz i~truppi9en vGater9en"
mug jeoer Nmeritaner fir iol9e 9oloene
Treunol@aft boben Dant suertennen.
Bie ware es aber. penn ii@ infer 2ans
besuater eiumal an feline ei9enen &inber
wenoete! 10 freililberlid entartet, ME Ct
gu slouben i@eint, iino iie ni@t. Wir
meinen, ct iollte es einmal nit Cobb
Nnleibe>B Bombs in 8etrdsen o 500 bis
800 beim Golte ueriu9en, mir iinb
iiber3eust, er wiiroe Der ,iseisen Cobb
MOTH balo entboben iein unb im &riessz
fa0e ni9t enttdul@t weroen. Dieie
tleinen Bombs bSten bic bentbar bette
9lnlase fir bic @riparniile oes r%tleinen
.Mannes, bic 3inien blieben i'm 9anbe
nno es wirbe bamit enbli@ Der Mnfan9
aema9t meroen, bieies rei9e 9ano aus
ieiner unwiroi9en finan5ielenNbbdnsis:
teit 0 England 81 beireien. - @ire
es zines arieses beourien, uniere &esie>
run9 benz @olte wieoer ndber gu brins
gen? ..-<..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

Glue mi@tise Gnti@eibuns bat &i@s
ter Barrett pon Der Supreme Court in
Nem Oort in benz ProSehe bes @e@tss
anwalts Simon Sterne sesen bic Mes
tropolitan Eelesropb & telephone &c."
abseseben, mel@e ibm oas Gelepbon
bate abi9neioen moQen, neil er bic linn
unaere@tfertist i@einenoe Preiserb0buna
uon $3.50 auf $3.50 midi babe bejablen
mouen. Ser &i9ter bat enti@ieben,
bag bic YeieQi9aft ais public carrier"
(offsntli9e 0ertebrsanitalt) funsire,
unb tein &e@t babe, Semanben bas
Gelepbon gu nebmen, ebe ni@t 6as &C.
ri9t iiber bic 3ulaiiisteit Der preiserz
b0bun9 enti9ieoen babe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

Die neue Gerfa6uns uon UTAH, bas
nun aud ais Staat anertannt piro, bat
i'm @ei@worenens SYitem cine na9ab>
menswertbe Menberuns, inbem bic SUI
RIGS an itatt ME in anbern Staaten aus
3w0lf, nur aus a@t Mdnnern beiteben
weroen. Dies 1T ni@t nur cine @elb>,
ionoern aud cine 3eit>GriparniB - bel
Der oft l~an9wierisen Muswabl 0 &C.
idworenen. Mber aud cine anbere Men>
beruns 1T ais Gorti@ritt gu be3ei@nen.
Wabrenb ndrnli@ Der 8obripru@ Der
@ei9worenen aud in lltab Ginifimmiss
teit bebin9t, seniisen in @iuiltlasen brei
0iertel Der Stimmen fir ein Verbitt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

IN Anuerbllmtsr gSelle 9elHelte Ses
nator Seit uon Mi6ouri in Der S;ens
Tags iSuns bes 0unbessS enatS oas
YunbsssS berseridt ub ieiner llnsiltiss
teits: Grtldruns bes Giatommenlteuers
@eieees. rDaB bas @eri@t" iaste er,
reine iolbe gntideibuns obseben tonnte,
mar cine interchangeable llebers
raiduu9 fir ieben einii9tsuoQen &edtss
ueritdnoisen I'M san,en 2anoe. unb no.
mentlid fir uns i'm GonsreB, Die mir
al her Mbfa6ans bes @eieees m,tsears
beitst battsn. Mad meinem Dafarbals
ten tennt mon in er@ei@i@te bes2anoes
tein llrtbeiI, oas 10 ME oieies seeianet
seweien wsre, oas Nnieben bes boben
tribunals su i9doisen unb bas WeiBs
truuen i'm Solte rese ;u MAIDEN. Man
mar seuobut, be &e@tsaniidten bieies
@eridtsbofes ais maBsebeno an3uieben,
neil man baraui uertraute, baB fem llr:
tbeil nidt ouc@ ELECTROMAGNETIC
sstriibt ODER ear@ Ginhiiie beeiutrd&s
tist weroen tSune, benen niebere ,ynitans
gen uielleidt ;usdnsli9 fem m0dten.
OaB oieier @eridtsboi feline eisene, ulte,
bunoert Sabre III @eItuns 9emsiene
gntideiouns 1T eiuer Sade. wel9e bic
uitaliten Sntereiie" bes s%eiammten Gols
tes beriibrt, um9eitoBen uno bamit bic
Nnii3t erwedt, baB uniere &esierunsen,
mdbreno Der sansen 3eit bes Yeitebens
Der Union iid elmer iortseieeten gerletz
una Der Serfoiluns idulois semadt bas
be, 1T auf's Nufr1@tisite gu beoauern."
Mit gang beiouoerer S9drfe ;os Der
Senator Johann sesen ienes Mitslie6
oes Oberseri@ts gu 6elbe, bas na@>
trdgli3 feline Nuii9t iiber Die Geriai>
iun9sm6s;9teit oes Gintommenlteuer>
@eieses sednoert uno leeteres 81 Sale
sebra3t babe. Der Name oes Betreiz
fenoen wiiroc Der Oeientli@teit leioer
uorentbalten. Benuslei9 ieoem Monne
oas &edt juseitanoen meroeu maile,
cine Meinung, bic man ais irri9 anerz
babe, gu dubern, 10 ware es
bod in einem Sale BON 10 weittraseroer
mimi@enswertb uno mdnnz
9ewelen, menn Der in &eoe itsbenoe
weni9itens bic 8%emegsriinoe, Die
ben Sinneswediel be%rbeifabrteu, Oifent>
%oarselest bdtte. Gr babe es wabrz
Ideinlid u%nterlahen, neil er nit 9te9t
ben Sturm a1semeinen unwiqens iber
iein 9aupt bereinbre@en gu ieben unb
ben Gorwurf Der Corruption b0ren gu
mlilen fir9tete.
0as l1nrs9t, Dos benz 2anbe our9
bic Nbl6iuns bes @eieees 5usefiist morz
Ben iei, i@iloerte &eoner lit lebbafz
'eten Garben uno sipfelte in Der ges
5auptuns. baB Der WilionsGa ii9 ais
ausrei@eno erwieien bate,
penn Der Resierung ni@t nit Der uns
,iltiste,ts: Grtldruns bes Gintommens
q ieses cine ibrer sere@teiten unb
'intrdsli@iten @,nnabmequeqen per-
topft morben wdre.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16
frcit Yiucn.

Mam i@ide feline @breiie an $. 6. Yudlen
s. Co., Chicago, nm eine Brobefai9e pom
Or. Sings Neuen %2ebenspiQea Sn erbalten.
Gin Yerl u9 mirb ibre Site betpeiien. Ole
Hiuen pirlen milb, iinb aber fir 9eritopinns
limb &opipeb quite Mittel. Vei Malaria un6
9eberleibem babeu lie iid ais uniibertreiili9
erpieies. Gle iinb 9%arantirt, nom allen SIT:
ti9en Subtan;er irei ,nab rein -nesetabilii9
gu iein. sic ldwa9en nidt, ionbern 9eben
6ur6 gelebun9 Der Terbaamnssorsane benz
&Srper leiue &raft ,uieber. @etu0bnli9e
S9adteln Is @ents bel Npotbefer >. ~.
Qlien
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

,,8enn Der Senat vuoq" 1T. be-
itebt er aus a@tunoa@t5is Mitslieoern, "
LIEF ii4 tiirjli@ Senator Mit@eQ uer>
nebmen. Nuf cine Nnfraae, aus mas
benn Der Senat beltdnbe, menn Der elbe
vnii@tern" iei, %antportet Ss. Donneup
IN ieiner trefienoen @eiie: 9lus elmer
Maile pom Giienbabnanwalten unb 8er=
tretern pom @orporationen un6 v&in9s".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

0c0cn ben Tra9t=Erut fam am
Donner1tos in Nem Dort Bunoesbis
i%trittsanwalt McTarlane inn 8unbes:
tr~eisaeri9t i'm Namen Der Ser. Staaten
I'M einen Ginbaltsbefebl sesen bic Nuss
fibrun9 oes l1ebereintommens ber 80
G,ienbabns@ ompasnien elm, wel@e bic
vSoint Cratic M6ociation" biloen.
Der Tal mirb am II. Sanuar our
,peiteren Berbanbluns tommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16
&Nic 8cr. etaaten Scnatorct1
tabri3trt wer1en.

yin GROCER Yrosentiat a~nierer i"tels
liseutcn, na9oentenben u. heoba@tenoen
@arser lit ldnsit 81 Der laeberseusuns
setommen, oaB lid bic sroesn Corpora
ttonen rn9emein lebbaft an Ser goliti!
bstbeiIiseu, uno uor;islid in Der Wabl
uou yestslatursune Gun9reBs @itslieoern
barauf beoa9t iino, u iolde Seute,
wslde ibnen woblseiinnt iino, gu eerars
tissn uersntwortlihen Steuunsen our4s
suIahen; ieoo9 seluns es bisber ni@t,
fir ~oerorti9e Sermutbunsen einen
sreiibareu Beles gu ~liefern. Nun briust
g. ". Spen in ieinem vTarm. Stod
4 6ome" ben t~lariteu geueis in 9ins
iibt eerartissr Srausattionen, inoem
bsrielbe sineu 4rief, nit ginl9lub zines
Carbohydrates in 9dnoen bat, wel9er
wabreno oes leeteu ienatorieur Gens
tets aus ber Yripatoifice oes @ouuer=
neurs (iesiseu Ssuotors) Neli on beruors
9ins. @ir briugen na9Fol9eno Den
Mortlaut oes Srieies:
ct. Saul, Mim., IS. San. 1895.
6. $. Gulper,
Sromns Salep, Minn.
Nertber SEER: SIR @ertbeS erbalten. Gll1=
IiegenoS ttet non gropns %alep uad ct.
Saul unb retour. Sbre Selbllte i'm %ienato:
rtelleu 0ontelt wiiroe unS irellen. Graebenlt
IWttt Gtulhl. CAMS Eirbp.
a1bei aud Transportation ilr ). ). S3oi'1.
Der S9reiber tieies Brieies war Der
Priuat=S etretdr oes oamaligen @ouz
perneurs Welicn. Nuf Dem Giienbabn>
pap lit ocutli6 ansemertt "on account
legislature''. Nllo bat bic betreiienoe
Giienbabnz@ ompasnie eia Offences Gonto
nit u~nierer legislation Maldinerie.
Oieie Sidets wuroen uidt brett al
Legislature MitsI,soer ausseiteut, ionz
oern oui ben Namen Ginger Priuatperz
~ionen, mas oeutli9 benefit, auf mel4e
@eile bic @eieee i'll oieier 9inii9t UNI
9auseu meroen. Die auf ben Edlen
befinoli@en Suitialen T. B. bemeiie en-
iider eeutli4 senus, oaB jene pdiie ouf
&equiiition oes Yriuatietretdrs 8irbp
ausseiteut muroen, uno oaB Der perr
@ouuerneur barum wuBte, oaran mirb
wobl Der Naiuite ni9t jmeiieln. IS
liest II bod tlar auf Der 9ano, baB
bic betreiienoe Giienoabn IN. b. bic
rMilwautee") nidt u%neiaennieis bans
bette, wenn ie un6esren;te Voqma@t
CUR @usitequns pom 6reipdIen CAB, le>
oi9li@ 81 benz 3wed, Nelion als Sena>
tor no@ @oibinston 81 i@iden. @as
liest u ndber als bic Mnnabme, baB
onoere Giienbabnen bic 9lei@e Tattit
9eprau@en, uni ibre 2eute 3u ben
mabsebenoen Stelen 81 uerbelfen?
Man barf wobl nit jiemli@er Si@erbeit
.onnebmen, baB iie se,u0bnli@ vibren
Mann tennen".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

aue In bas gaufaa idlasenben arbeiten werbsn ioIib
unb ~bauerbait ausseilbrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16
. &ebnte Il &tinbart
Els Company.

Gieielbe bat udbrenb bes @inters eilen
9robeu Borratb pou trpitaube0em sis fur
6en Sommerbe6arf eiugele9t unb 1T nunmebr
bereit, inter llberalen 8ebingun9eng elte0uas
gen barauf iowobl fir ben @el4afts= ais
Samilieu9ebrou6 eut9e9en;unebmeu. Ser
2ieieruns Don Sis oil Yriuatz Samilien mlro
Die 9roBte Nuimerti amteit 9ei9entt. We9en
bes Ndbereu weube man ii9 oil Srie Sebnte
ODER Scar Heinbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

Gontratte fir bas QufiteQeu BON Oampf=
unb 9eiBmaiier=% 9ei;apparate, iorie bas 0e=
9e1 ulb 9lnbrrn9en BON Oampfs llab Walier=
l%eitun9en aQer Nrt merben ibernommel NIB
j3ufrieoenbeit BET Nrbeit 9arautirt.
~ @ertitatte i'm 8aiement pom Sebntes Store an
Center StraBe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16
S@mteoe.0ei@dtt-

Die llnterjei9n.teu MAIDEN hermit betannt,
b,B ]e bas friiber pon Sobn Siebenbrunner
sefibrte S@miebesei66ft am Der Ode
BON Genter unb Miunelota : Strabe,
iest unter benz %6irmanameu Siebenbruuner
& @ilburs 9erneiu,@aftli@ betreiben. Mue
S9n,iebearbeiten ,perben auf ba3 Befte be-
ior9t unb benz 8ei9lasen uon Pferbeu wirb
gang b~eionoere Nnfmertiamteit sei@enft.
Ssbn otetewtruH1er.
VauI HDtIbxrG.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16
8udltn8 Mrnica=S albt.

Ole bette Gable in Der gSelt fir s&ntitpunbeu
tQuetldunsen, Munben, Gei9mare Sal;1ub, Tledten
aaseiprangene Sanbe, Sroitbeu!en. Sibnsrausen unb
CUE Sautausi3lase unb beilt %unfeblbar Samorrboiben.
9oaianbise Seirieoisuns auseitdert ober tetne 9e3abz
lung perlanst. prets, rs Cents bte Sda4tel. gu ba
ben bel 8. W. Slien &ew ulm
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16
9fttHtun1.
Oi1 etrst teei@retbt 0r. 3eiIeS'
0Rettprottpe Nerbtue.

Dr. Uliles Daebisal Co., Glfbart. Snb.
Neiue Io&ter Mattie. Il Sabre olt. uutbe letteS
Grabiobr bonn Dsitstaua unb HsrobFtat befaQea.
Sbre sonae redte eeite mar seiabaos uuo betnobs
asIahMt. Dtr eonjuItirten einen Nr1t uub bteis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16

perf4rieb 81. Ueile3' weforatiue serotue. eie nab1
hrei Jlai4en. ebe mir irseno mel&e befttmmte 3si&ex
bon BeNersu9 uabrnabueu. aber bann benerte ta
Ut 3uitoub febr i@uel uub raeiuer anf&t nod III He
iett pbuis ber8efteut. Sie bot neun JIaf1en Reroiue
eiussuuumeu, aber fonft ieiue Mebiein irsenb melaer
Art.
anoz. Snh.. S. San. 1895. 9. u. Sstetter.
Aerate oerf9reiben Dr. Itles' Seilu,ittel, peil fe
befonnt fnb ola bas Grsebn,B Iou9idbriger DraEi3
unb erfabrunsen zines BET eIanaeubiten Mitslieoer
ibres etanbeS. unb bon erfabrenen Gbemifern seuau
mad BEN in feiner 4ragis sebraudten @ori&riften bes
ST. Wsiles suiammeuseteut fino.
3u baben bel aIen spotbefern. S9reiben sic um
81. Wtiles' Bud iber bas Rer3 un6 bic Jaerpen:
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
ST. Riles' @eilmitteI MAIDEN seiunb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16
SturntuerN@erun

Die neuliden sturmiddben baber sese,st, oab Wers
boes seraSe 10 notbrpenbis 1T. ais sesen Ieuer ano Ylts=
i9aben, unb i'd made bebbalb barauf aufmertiam, baB
ID poNeem in ben Superlaitsten Geieai@aiten Su 10 bill.
li9en Vreiien aui l, 8 ober 5 Sabre a~usiteen fam. bab
Mtemanb bic serinse NusSabe i&euen ioute.
@m. YiaenDer
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-16
Cottonwood Roller Mill.

Netp 1lItt. @tnn.
Va biei er ant Gottonmoob= SluB 9ele9eneu
Muble neben @aiier= audi Oampftraft CUR
VerfI9uuS itebt, 1T bieielbe i'm Stanbe, bic
Narmer 3u jeber 3eit prompt nno 3u poqer
j3ufriebenbeit 3u be6ienen, unb eiu alsSes
3ei9netes Wtebl gu l,efern. IS uirb in ber=
ielben, ie ua9 Wuni9 Der &unbel,, auf Nn=
tbeil ober se9en l1mtaui9 9emableu. Mebt
unb ole Sortem SHUTTER merben ju ntebrt9e,t
Yreiien p~ertauit uub auf BeiteQuu9 ben &uu=
ben 1T Der Stabt fret ias @aus 9eliefert.
... y. Sotn 8cnbtn,
g.. 49,. @i9entbumer-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-01
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
opp"s.d to bryan Meet In Convention
AMI Elect Deircatrs 10 indianapolis.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. 3i.-The state
convention OF gold Democrats met here
to-day. Daniel G. GrIffen. OF Water
town, was chosen temporary chairman.
Mr. 6rliiin. referring 10 Mr. Rryan's
speeches through this state. combatted
his arguments and continued as follows:
No. the rond To prosperity Ia not in
following Wild cats or over broken prom
ises proposed by Bryan, nor through an
increase nf taxation alone OF q people
already oVerhurdened, as prupogrd nv
Mckinley. but rather by n Dresarvat Inn
OF our credit and n reduction OF exnentIl-
lures this Is a hpmely maxim, hut IL
has stood the test OF experience. n .brtipr
guido thnn dlshonOr. surer relief than
the relentless pursuit. OF dscredltcd
hobby.
Mr.. Griffin closed by speaking Of Pres
idcnt Cleveland as follows:
Since his entry Into public life he has
never bcen recreaHt toa sound prInclpl.
or broken II promise 10 his cOuntrymcn
KeSet during his ladt term by difficulties
which would have appalled, theStOuIpst,
deserted by u majority OF his party In
Congress md yilIfled for his worthIeat
nets. he has nevertheless stood immOva-
lie for sound principles, maintained our
saGdy AZ home and our dignity abroad.
and finally in the midst Of nu illuslrI6us
carer achieved the highest compliment
which could be paid a public man.. In the
rrtuEJ az the majority Of the Chicago
c1uvgtItIon TO endorse his ulminlslrn-
trhy Wcll may his friends point TO
t"5t tvcn, as tho best vlndIcatl0n Of his
outage md Of hls worthlncsB Of the
i'pnt1tion already accorded him By his
CnIlrmp1rnrlrH-tlios brnveEt President,
AID loved for the enenilcS be mad do.g,,iiattEll3
Inc committee on permaneDt orgun!-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-01
BROOKLYN ELEVATED FAILS
And Goes Into the Hands OF Receiver
HASN'T Been Paying Expenses.

NEW YORK. August 3l.-The Kings
county elevated railroad company op-
Grating In Brooklyn, has been placed in
the hands OF receiver. General Jour-
dan. president OF the company, was
named as receiver.
The application for receiver was made
before Judge Goodrich In the supreme
court, Brooklyn. by Tracy, Boardman
& Platt. in behalf OF the petitioners
James II. rockingham, treasurer, and
August Belmont. vice president, OF the
Kings county road. and Vermilye G Co.
bankers OF New York. The petitioners
aver that 1t Is friendly action brought
for the purpose Of adjusting the af-
fairs and protecting the interest OF the
stockholders. They say that there are
number OF outstanding debts they
cannot yet inert. Poor business, due to
the trolley system, Is also given as one
OF the reasons.
The capital Of the company Is $780,
600, The road was constructed ut a
cost OF sl4.3ot,503, and has n line OF
eight and one-halt miles OF track.
The last two annual reports show that
the income OF the road has not been
sufficient To pay operating expenses
and fixed charges. It's liabilities. which
on June 80. 1894. were sll.349.ll0, had
grown year later TO SIS, ,630.9t The
profit and loss account on the latter
date showed a deficit OF S1ls.0S6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-01
BRYAN's LAST SPEECH
In New fork-UrSes Endorsement OF tho
Chicago Platform,


RIPLEY, y. 2. Aug. 3l.-The BRYAN
party stopped at Prospect Park In Chau-
tauqua and in response to the calls OF
the people gathered there, he made a few
appropriate remarks devoid OF political
flavor. - HI
From ChautauQua the trip OF the lake
was continued to Maysville. where Mr.
Bryan made short speech. He alluded
happily to the residence OF Judge Albion
Tourgee in that village. Most OF the
four hundred people displayed bunches
OF golden rod on their coats and hats and
had their teams decorated with flowers.
After Mr.. Bryan had finished man
proposed three cheers for Mckinley,
which was given. Nevertheless the
crowd cheered for Bryan very heartily
as he drove away to the music of the
village band.
The Bryan party drove sixteen miles
through handsome crap. growing
country from &Iaysville 10 the village OF
Ripley, on Lake Erie.
Many OF the farm houscs.by the road
were decorated. McKinley's picture was
displayed from many windows as well
as Bryan's.
After dinner a procession was formed,
headed By d band and marched to q
grove where the annual picnic OF the
Knights OF Maccabees was in progress.
The population OF Ripley Ia 1000, but
$500 people were assembled under the,
trees.
Mr.. Bryan spoke to them for halt an
hour, incidentally paying attention tn
the situation In New YorI; stat. and
urging Democrats who desire the en-
dorsement OF the Chicago platform BY
the state convention to send instructed
delegates. Mr.. Leroy NJ. StrInSman.
chief OF the AaccnbeeE, who introduced
Mr. Bryan. Is Republican editor and
explained that whlle'many lid not agree
with the principles OF the. candidate.
they were anxious to hear him. After
the speech reception was held at the
depot and then the party departed for
Cleveland. the train being loaded down
with offerings of fruit md flowers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-01
W,u Hold Th,m TO die Agreement.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. August 3l.-A
district convention OF the miners OF the
Pittsburgh district Is to be called at an
early date 10 consider stringent meth
DDS OF holding the operators TO the 30
cent agreement until October l. Every
effort possible will be made TO hold the
operators 10 the Joint agreement. and II
Il IS broken, there Is n possibility OF the
stirring scenes Of last fall and winter In
this district. At present the Pitts
burGh district is badly divided as. to
the rate basis, and although the mines
on the Pan-Handl are paying the rates
In conjunction with those along the
Youghlogheny river. Toms run and
Mlller's run, number are paying as
low as 52h. cents per ton. On the
Monongahcla the situation Is critical
and there are only four mines from
Brownsville to Ccal Blun paying tho
district price
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-01
FIRST ACCIDENT
On tho pixies Peak Cog wheel Railroad.
I'nsstng.rs Have a Marrow Escape.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, August
3l.-The FIRST accident on tlss Pixies
Peak cog wheel railroad since It was
opened i've years ago. occurred yeStor-
day and but FOR the safety brakes used
on all the cars OF this line, a train load
of passengers would have been hurled
down tho mountain to destruction.
Coming down the mountain the side
bars on the driving wheels on both
sides Of the engine broke apart. render
Ing tho compressed air brakes on the
engine useless.
Conductor Guyman applied tho auto
matte brakes IN the passenger coach
and soon stopped that. The engineer
and hremen were compelled 20 abandon
the engine which was beyond control
and II went down the 70 per cent grade
at terrific speed for nearly half II
mile where II struck curve, jumped
the track and shot through the air for
fully lb0 feet. going clear over boul-
der fifteen feet high upon the mountain
side above the track. It ploughed I'M
mense holes In the mountain and the
engine and tender separated just as
the engine exploded. hurllng iron and
steel In all directions.
The train was a special carrying
manager Frederick Harrison and a
party OF the London and Northwestern
railway and Major S. X. Hooper, OF
te Denver & Rlo Grande road.