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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

This Is Democratic day In Wheeling,
with the accent on the ~"
THIS afternoon in the Opera House
tho sound money wing OF the Dcmoc-
racy viii hold forth with Congressman
Bourke Cochran, OF New York, as the
principal speaker. In the evening on
the state fair grounds the popocratlc
side-show with the boy orator" us the
star attraction will be seen In all ITS
glory,
Mr.. Cochran was 60 have appeared in
Wheeling last night under the auspices
OF the National Democratic .Assocla-
ton OF Ohio county, but on account OF
wash-outs on the main line OF the BAL
tintorc X Ohio road east OF Cunbcr-
a yesterday morning. he was UNI
able to reach this city In time to speak.
Tbs train that he was to have come on
was No. Il, due here shortly after .
O'Clock In the afternoon, aud II did not
come until after II p. NJ, Mr.. Cochran,
however, was not Il passenger on u, he
havins gonc 10 Plttsbui gil from Cum
berland. He Will come down 10 Wheel
Ing from the Smoky City this morning
and WIT positively appear al the Opera
House this afternoon u: . o'clock. Ths.
meeting VIII be called 10 order by Gem
eral Alfred Caldwell. who viii preside,
n the following Is the list Of vice
presidents who VIII occupy seats OH
the staSe;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept. 3O.-Statc
Senator .Adolph Pluemer has been
missing some days. and to-day the
city treasurer stated that he had fan
cd 10 turn ~ $500 due the school
board for its library fund. Senator
Piueincr retired as treasurer OF the
library in June and was unable to SET
Tie then or since. He has been a prom
lncnt iron dealer and was at one time
reru!el to be Il millionaire. He lost
heavily in the Aetna furnaces at Iron
ton. His friends here are raising funds
to meet the library and other claims.
Senator Pluemer Is not considered
guilty OF any embcZzlcmrnt. but 50
pressed that he cannot meet his obli-
cations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

Next Sunday the ZIon's German Lu-
thcran congregation will hold special
services mt Mt. Zion cemetery. out Cald-
wells run. The cemetery association
has recently acquired three acres addi-
ti0nal ground and this is To he dedicated
Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock. TIL"
choir VIII participate und addresses will
be made by ltcv. Mr.. Iioh. Of lions
church. and ltcY. Mr.. BOescl". OF Ben-
wood. TIL" former will speak In the
German language and the latter In
ENGLISH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

NE" YORK. Sept. GOV. +. Porter
ihe nominee for governor on the Dem.
ocrAt'c Ticket, has cnt this Telegram
OF acceptance TO the state committee:
your notification OF my unanimous
nomination Tor governor by the stat,
committee and request for IN immc.
uIat< reply Is received. and using tn.
W,Te ! "ill say that I appreciate the
hiSh M = thu responsibility and
ltcept the nomination, standinr
Snu3rtiy n uncquivocaIy upon tho
hu'iAl' n Chicago platforms, and
am an earnest supporter OF the Chi.
.aEo nominees. Later | Will cJmmu.
h'Citc my acceptance by letter,
tSlgncd.) w. j. POTTER"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

The Ohio River and Pan Handle roads
are TO improve their through parlor car
service. For some tinie-a parlOr car
service has been run between Parkcrs-
burg. Wheeling and Pittsburgh. 1t is
now said that the two roads will run
parlor cars through between Kcnova.
N southern terminus OF the Ohio River
line. to Pittsburgh. The car will be run
on the train that leaves kcnova early In
the morning. arriving ut Wheeling ut
@:21 J. m. and going through TO Pitts
burEh with no delay. \ parlor car will
be started south from Pittsburgh IN the
early train from Pittsburgh, and Will
80 through TO kcnova.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Sept. Slowing
70 the continued rains. the pilgrimage
OF hicyclista from Ohio and Kentucky
70 canton did not start from here to-
dIy' The trip was postponed I'LL Sat-
ufdny. October 10. when several hum
drc'l hicyclists viii start t" pay their
respects to Mckinley. The wheclmcn
expect To reach Canton Tuesday. Oc-
thDCr IL. when they will give "A parade
at MCNIMlry'S hnmc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

LONDON. Oct. 1.-The Daily Mail
say that the prosecution Of Edward
zen the man arrested ut Glasgow on
Il charge of completely with lyman In
i dynamite conspiracy. and who was
later identified ns Edward j.. Ivory, OF
New York, will be withdrawn OWN"
To the failure Jf In government to
secure the ~cXtradition OF lyman, Kcar-
ncy and liaIncs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

special Dispatch to the Intcllircnccr.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. 3N.-J.
W Moore has been appointed post
master at c~cnterviIlc. Wayne county.
wee +. Smith resigned. The post-O,llcc
at New Mart'nsvillc, Wct2cl county.
WIZ econ a presidential Office. OctO-
hcr !. The salary OF the postmaster
will be $I,lOO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary PM,
lie and Pension Attorney. No. 1872 Nir.
knf Ifr,nt-
FOR SALE.


House. G rooms, nnd 3.rOomnI hog.s 4,
rear, EoH street, Firth ward: terms yasy.
House. y rooms. wide center halls, mod.
Crn Convcnienccs and lurge lot, No. SO
Chnpllnc street. cheap and terms easy.
House. . rooms. Eighteenth St; S!.IG
House, ) rooms. bath. hot and cod
water. both gases. and In rear double
Rouse. T0ons cHch. Market street. b..
tween Seventh and Eighth; i bargain a,
and High streets.
$50 will buy 4 nice lot fronting on L!rI
street; one-third cash, balance on easy
terms.
ZOO will buy good two-roomei house.
fronting on Chapline street. near Tenth.
81" viii buy house OF 3 rooms on Cherry
street; 500 cash. balance In rent.
$I@1 VIII buy house OF . rooms on Wilson
street, Centre Wheeling; 500 cash. balance
$50 will buy a house OF > rooms on
Charies street; one-half cash. balance on
easy terms.
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street m!
AlcColloch street at from SO to 500 each
on easy terms.
Money TO loan on city real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01
THE TWO KINDS
" Democracy will Hold Forth In
Wheeling To-day.
SOUND MONEY END OF PARTY

VIII Have n Meeting at tho Opera House
TN. Afternoon with Iiourkc Cochran ns
inc o~raior-iir was Unable to reach the
City Last, Niglrt-Om tho State Fair
Grounds Candidate Bryan VIII Speak
Hh'' acknowledgements fur u BiS
CroNi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

Tho National Collection Agency. ..
Washington, ID. c. Will dispose OF The fol.
lowing Judgments;
WEST VIRGINIA.
BcllnSton Coal II Coke Co. BrIlncion.
SG9 u; Joiner, Baker, BlucnCla, 81 #. j,
+. Gillespie y Co, Irelz. 81 81: Farrell.
Norman x gCo., B~ro0Evil.c, $ItI a.. !.
T., Bowern2Ster. Eruceion. SIS %5. AIE,
SSn"If%' Sh&ilsstown $sj q; g. n. CHI
Bank, SIS; 90; y. J. Baker, Fnttcrmli,
SIG %; {. Rogers. Framctown. 81 ., g.
". Sinner 4 Son. Freed. SSSa G:W.T. I.,Iy.
$%Gi 20; NJ. Parsons. licnd:lchs, $2Si %
Lyons, SEC q; y. Kennedy. pceryNiliE.
$ieO 90; D. r. Payne. ~rgeryyil". s..
TaynG & bt9ySr, t~cCryvill" Si5i %; { "
Wheeler, R~owlGshurg. sci IS; Stone, Ecw.
man Il Co. ltowlCahurs, SrSn Is: J u
COwEcr 6 Co. lt0wlCabUrE. $50 Is. ! y
lRss. Ruak, sol s.: Bartlett BEos. Ti3p.
KENTUCKY.
w; II. Smith. BArboursyillC. So IS; Rob.
crt Allen, huntsville. {2V9 So; j. {. il. Alien.
Crockcttrtle, So %; J, c. Stewart y 60,
Ss4GaSS; M q; Moses Turner, !:vsrt,.
Craft. Guhpard, Sll Is; II. L. 4 J. +. lagl.
GLASGOW, S?l? ~; y. NJ. Pennington, i:uN.
vile $yGl, CO; Harry Wcddincion, |i.nyNo.-
Ny,i w !T ~ w; s. Emmal,, MiddlrSMo'o.
~ Doji",. Nj ~ -aii!ni. !" ~
QuIglcy. pcwcr Valley, %iS u: ". V.
Jones, pittsburgh. SO Il: Union Coal Co.,
Pittsburgh. $23 50; Matt Shcarrr. krl
liOusr, 81 %: X, II. Brashcars. Salt Crc.k.
Si23 -; Lcdford u Asher. SprInG Creek.
SiSl q. ~
ONO.
Chna, MCrlrOom. Akron. $40 Is; G y
fnrte. lrontun. so 0O: John MadaSan. SD.
rcy, so %.
SEND BIDS TO
THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON. b. c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01
POLITICAL NOTES.
Meetings In thr Failure aud Gossip About
the Club Organizations.

nv VINb UfgnnIfNiIOns,
Another big excursion Of Iron workers.
ana their friends will leave Wheeling for
Canton on Saturday week. comprising
the employees OF the Riverside Iron
works, the Mckinley and Hobart club
OF Bcnwood. ind The II. c. Richards Six
Fo"tcrS. This excursion promises to be
one OF the largest that has ever left this
sidc OF the Ohio river,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01
R.9IT ckc GYANm
Tel. 1G. No. 30 Fourtcruih 49,
FOR RENT
70, I69 McCollocG a%lrrcl, Inst lloor yT a

No. los McCOlloch street. FIRST r,r- ,
No. ~ Fourteenth street -, '..V
No. SS1 Main street, 3 rooms, nrvIg
paptrgd ana both gases imrnu.I,l
,ifCt,. lOr.,"..,, ."n.,....... G..
No, sSl Main street, Z rooms ana I,,, ~"
,EaueIi furnished lUr.......,..'.' 90 .
no, sB Eighteenth Htr"rt. ...,,..
f-I1omcd house on Alley In roar o.,
No. W. FIFTEENTH truui.... t,
10, lOi2 Chaplinc street, : rD0ms. a
20. ~ NIhrhct nircct, I rooms .....
No - Alley
no, lA' Alley li,..n,mnm...,,... Tm
IMo rOninH on Alley in rear OF SO. r coy"
.ThlrtcCuth street. .........,
No. ma Warren street
No. @JDI Market street, . rnpnp
20. .H' Main strcct...........,,.., ~.
No. 2GS Main street. .,.,...,,n. r.
20. s,fG Main street, . r0Ums.....,.. ..
no, 200 Jacob street. : ronms....,,, d..
SSthnlr rear OF German NuUh....... n
Residence WOodslalc ......,n...
residence Pleasant Valley, ,,,, q.
Residence Pleasant Valley. Is,,,.,. :. a
10. l6l2 Main street, store room
. rooms Pleasant Valley.
tr,room.d house Crescent Placc....... -m
20 W Main street, saloon. ..,....
10 a..L thUDllnC street. . r]uOins..
40 "J2i Chnpllnc street. ? rooms..... iU
FOR SALE.
street. i ''''"e'
No. ln1J McColioch street,
No. 1867 MCCOlloch street.
NO. 60 Seventeenth street,
Nc. o Sixteenth street.
No. GO North Front street,
Nos. ts and lji National Road
S!H-rO0m"d house Peninsula.
Nos, isl IND i2cH Market street.
ing. ~"- -"e"'
Lot on South Front street.
I lots McMcchcn. 4
4 lots Elm Grove
Lot Woodslalc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

Senator Wellington, who speaks In this
Guy Saturday evening viii be the guest
or that unillnching Republican, Col. ia
COB Snyder. at his residence on North
Main street, The Gcnatur viii be ac-
companlcd by Mr.. George W. Snyder,
son OF Colonel Snyder. who Is the chair
man or the central committee OF Allie
Iheny county. Maryland. George IL an
nld wheeling boy. and his work In the
Marylahd campaign shows what n West
Slrglhinh can do when he puts his Shout
der to the wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

dents, with the following officers: Pres.
ldent. Il. llorklicimcr: vice president, l..
Lcnkhlrd; Observation-Disclosures. Charles
Adams: captain, Il. Otto: first llcutcn-
nut. Il, l.nsh; second lieutenant. r..
IIorkhcimcr! third lieutenant, Il. liOrk-
hcimur; sergeant: Il, W. Carroll. The
club will meet nj the city building next
Monday evening At 1850 to adopt II uni
form. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

The l;lkins Cadets are making grcnt
preparations for their banner prcaCntu-
ti0n tomorrow night. The meeting will
take place IN the Odd Fellows hull and
will be preceded by Il short parade by
,I-, ,,I,I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01
REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENT

Saloon on Second street rr ,,
Iorfy, Ohio, low rent, " ''i'Hhb
rnptn5 "a South glrOliwdy .,r,.r
: rooms l3t floor 80. 1919 Ghgulrr.
rooms ,uud stOrCrUonI 40. gG5! Si,.r T.
StOr'FUOm on Jacob hFgrl i, la. .'
third street, low rent. unity
grtgtA house 2ilI ChaplIrC str,,,
. rdb3fi on Zane street.,
! rooms No. u South York stree,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01
PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

Tho National Collection Agency. =.
Washington, u. c. will dispose Q. Tic FOL.
lowing juLEnigntS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

The Register yesterday printed n list
Of the vice presidents selected for tho
Bryan meeting to-day. Included In the
list were the names Of n number of Dem
OcrntS who urc not in sympathy with
Mr.. Bryan or his free silver IDEAS. and
nj l0nSt one Of the gentlemen named has
been dead for several months. 1t Is II
tickllsl matter for the Popncratic COM
mittCc to select vice presidents this
year. They hnvc not held a mcciinE 20
far this campaign where names were
uHcd as vice presidents that II number of
MINES of sound money mon were not
Included.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

Hon. George l.. Wellington. United
Stntcs RcnatOr-clcCt from Maryland,
will speak In Wheeling Saturday night,
and his coming promises To attract Il
large crowd to The North End, where he
is TO address the ~wugc-enrncrF Of Ohio
county. The clubs Of Wheeling and
l'cnwcod will turn II their fun mem
hcrshlp 10 csCOrt the distinguished
speaker from the hotel to the place OF
meeting. aud a cr"dItnblc turn ont IL OK
pcctCd, Mr.. wellington enjoys tn" on
vIablc distinction of hcing the Republic
can scnatOr-clcct from n former DEM
ocrniiC stronghold. nud Is said to be nm
orator of exceptional ability.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

The National Democracy OF Ohio
county ha, had more than Its share Of
III luck In bringing OFF the Cochran
meeting. First =. was scheduled for
last Monday evening ard had to be
postponed until last eve-ing on account
OF the speakers indisposItion. Then
came tn. wash-aut0 uu the railroad
which prevented Mr.. Cochran from M
Ing his date last evening. Last night
q telegram was received from superin-
tendeht Gutter. " the Pittsburgh di-
vision OF the Baltimore & Ohio. from
Cumberland saying Mr.. Cochran would
be here from Pittsburgh this morning
n II o'clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01

The Tariff Champions will hold n bus
mess meeting at the Odd Fellows hall
this evening at $50. The meeting was
to have been held last night. but was
postponed on account of the inclcmenl
weather.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16
FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.

1t has been decided by the French
government that Madagascar and Its
dependent islands shall be proclaimed
to be henceforward n French colony.
French laws will hcncoforth extend to
Madagascar, but will only be applied
after they have been specially prOmul-
gated, The queen win retain her title
advantages, and honors but under the
sovereignty Of France. II Is expected
that the government bill on the sub
j"ct Will be voted very shortly
The coronation IT the Car Nicholas
H. will be memorable for three things
II VIII cost. not the emperor of Russia
or his court. but the Russian people
four millions sterling II Will be mem
ofable for the crushing to death Of
nearly two thousand persons. and It
viii be memorable for the heartIrss
manner In which II was treated by the
flower Of the Russian and European
society. And in the face ~ facts like
these some people wonder AZ the
growth Of socialism among the working
poor Of Europe
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16
FOREIGN FLASHES.

The German rcichRtaR was proroGutd
after passing the marGarioc bill.
Bishop Fulconcc II Aecrcn2n will
probably replace Cardinal Sntolll,
4 revolution IN reported in bolivia,
where the government changed tho
election returns.
Queen Victoria has consented t. have
u pardon party at Buckingham palace
ON July ~, the first for nnc wears.
Three thousand invitations have been
sent ont
The Egyptian packet Rahmnnloh.
from SuakIu 10 Sue2, arrived nj SncE
safely yesterday, She was reported to
have broken her shaft and to have been
ashore on II rccl, with the loss Of sixty
lives
I'll" CountcHs Ga9tiIlnuC. formerly
Miss Anna Gould, of New York, gave
IN elaborate fcte in Paris costing $500,
OOO
The American thcofophIsts started
their EnRlish campaign in the Queens
Hail. London, ana were cordially re-
Ceivcd
Gen, lfltzhugh Lee United States
consul, general at Havana has protested
against the prohibition of the export NJ
bannnnr from certain ports IN Cuba.
Cnmpos' early re,urn to Cuba with
full power to implant autonomy In the
island Is generally believed to be the
only feasible way to maintain thc
Spanish Nag. The forces are dshearl-
"ncd and the homeless country people
ar" begging In the streets, Hooking TO
The towns In vain search for work.
The revenue returns for the first
quarter OF the current fiscal year. In
England show an increase of Ct go; 900
~ .oOo,c0O OF which Is derived from the
excise duties, indicating, 1t ~ claimed.
that the prosperity of the working
classes greatly exceeds The estimator OF
The chancellor ~ the cxohcauor Sir
Michp"l Hicks. Beach.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16

Gen, Alex lawtou, If Savannah, Ga.
was buried by 10 military companies.
He WAS wrapped in the confederate lag.
lterrimann, the magician, appeared
before the prisoners of Sing Sing on the
fourth ot July, The criminals went
wild With delight.
The Waukesha lWisO Imperial Brew
ing company, successor to the Wauke-
sM Spring brewing company, has hlod
PARTICLES of iucorporatlon The new
company is capitalized At $500, 900. The
mcorpHvatnrs are u. s. Rose, A. y
het0 and Matthew uvmald,
! Many strikers received broken heads
a>ClovclaNd They attat ked lot OF
hon IuiUu men who had taken their
places at the Brown NctstiuG and con-
NryinE comrany's works The latter
were protected by eighty policemen,
whC used tNcir clubs with good eIeNt.
Three we'll dressed robbers entered
| Station ot the Chicago elevated roa at
$40 y III, and with Urawn revolVcrs.
. held M bay the ticket seller. robbed the
station Of It's cash and went through
the pockets of n citizen who entered
the station while tho bandits were AT
work
4 deadly duel took plgcc near Adair-
willie. NV Dick Younger went 10 town
drunk As ne rode cut OF town he
fired his pistol II, II Harmon, the
town marshal, jumped on hors" and
started after NounEor An hour later
both men were found Gc,,d about ono
imtle rlVm town.
An ordinance has hc,N introduced in
the council of SaEtnaw, Mich, prnvid-
iug rur the ringing of curtow bell,
The measure Is short and pointed.
Children under IL years ct age must not
ioiter on the streets after : o'clock Ill
violation of witch parents W guardians
of children will he lteh,c to \ fine
Oh'mmy. 1t New Nor't. Banker
Samuel lsnRh White. SO 81 rana, H.,
Miss Catho"tuc TAYLOR -, Al Rcloit,
Wis. IN Thompson, H.. Al ldttlo
Rock Arb. cN Mayor II, l.. Fletcher,
ca At Bloomington, H., Patrick
Shcchan, =. At Boulder cot, John H..
lIaNtlund Of lancsvlll, st Wabash,
lad, Andrew curtis. so,
\ party of four berry pickcrs who
were walking on the trrstlo OF the
Massachusetts Central railroad, near
OakGnlC, Mass. were ONCriakcn ny n
train. and two of tho fh1a aud Anna
Augr,, were Instantly itlled. AleNan-
der Aupcr, thnn uncle, was severely
hurt about the head and lCauo la
Formc, The other mombr" OF tho party,
mlstni (lactur" of the leg
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16
MIRACLE OF SCIENCE.

One Of the miracles OF science is gun
cotton, II IS obtained by subIecting
the common. everyday cotton OF COM
mcrce to the action 81 nitric acid. bur
by the chemical union of the two cub
stances third is produced, one of the
most terrible explosives known to
science Ordinarily 1t does not NJ first
diner greatly in appearance from The
cotton before being chemically treaeed
but no who relies too much Oh It's lnno-
cent look ~ liable to be sorely de-
ceiYCd There are several varieties of
IT.. an explosive OF high power, less
explosive kind, and an inllammlble
variety used in the arts under Inc
name of coIlodion Various materials
are employed in the manufacture o. he
three. but the basis of each is cotton.
nitric and sulphuric acids
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16
CIIAPTER II.

DR.. Williams was more disturbed BY
Mr.. Philbricks manner than by his
words, which in themselves conveyed
sinister meaning. The mans negligent
attitude AID his smile, that seemed %
indicate derision and triumph, were
suggestive, certainly. Of more than tna
passing curiosity with which he hal
claimed that he viewed the matter.
II don't understand you stammerc}
the doctor.
Don't you?" and Mr. Philbrick con
unuel 10 smile prCvokingly. 1T
doesn't matter really, but you are be
ginning to understand the mystery at
tending the death Of young stark
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16


somehow cannot pretend 10 under
stand L. hut MIR Starkwrathcr aust
have committed suicide perhaps in
papa's pry$tuCr lui the shock may
have mNtNed him to such a degree
that he imagined wha; he told YOU
Or. Williams SraSped eagerly At this
suggestion, and tried to iii all the
know events in harmony with il,
III ONLY knew what RotSey saw
lie thruGht again.
His nNuvcS concerning the scr;ar,
tNlitru HE information that she had
nun oh 70 he railway station hall y
mile or - bcvond, and boarded the first
train t.t came along, without hlyinE
tiCke;
Toway1 evening Nr Williams accom-
panied he young ladies 10 Fatr>jcw
They r"yNrrcd to walk. they said, and
he trlt ,hat it was Just rs we'll that
they should They came IN sight ot
Fairvitw when about a quarter " 4
mile distant Their eyes turned toward
il naturally. and presently they saw
Tie professor appear A. tEe front iAor
in his shirt sleeves, lie went N again
at olcr and when the PARTY arrived he
was nj The TOP Of thc @t,ps, dressed rs
usual &c meet theme
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said I'll, professor. when the docto5 had
gone. YOU may get M iom' supper
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professor lfu'hm"hd ln"alh" n'N OF
dlhaiN 'NtnlnE pro''ou'' I" 'h' &N"'''
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. lie tlN'd freely, frankly d'eilhlhE ''
olscnSN NtarkWea'h"FS 'eN'h ana "$
"t'nt3nj mysteries upon general
topics. ne '"''N'rSaVl'n P'F'oo"
Iaft''\ "l III" character "l i 'e''"l'' '"'
me young ladies' ma Nl'l" h'ar' l"'
talk, nut II served to MAKE mem 'h'
more "'IlihE to retire wien we h''
cnm" lh'n he dismissed lh'm WIN
. few sensible words upon the r"w'hoA
place though sad nature ol d'aih' ih'
advised them to th'nk nothing OF inc
traIicaJ aspects Of N" event tha; nae
shocked thrm all.
az yn,.ur. voLrCnl' No sand Won
n,nst m, lnov ro,, ! ,.,n,.ot i.o,,
You lose slrcp. , SHAH be busy In III,
shop for some time Two OF three hour,
pClaps."
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later tue professor 'lle'e'" h"lH'I''al!
from LIS Shop ana cautiously maze hl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16
CHILDREN KILLED

Clay City. Ind. Ju'y 2 While frof
Grinle. was preparing 10 make ba.
I1on ASCENSION one Of the large )oIes
used 70 support the ba'oon fell ~ the
ground. Clyde Oberhol'ze, eyed II, son
Of tho postmaster ana dcrschel Crit
hths were instantly Killed Ben Elrod
will die and Willard Woods was badly
injured
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16

The prospec, OF general coal strike
IN England Is being discussed. The en-
ployers are trying to effect a 10 rer
cent. reduction in wages, and the
miners Of Derbyshire and Lancashire
have already refused to accept the
proposition. Such strike would have
n serious effect upon the home railroads.
which have lately been enjoying a
boom.