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AT THE HOTELS.
Many Arrivals OF Delegates and Leaders
at the Various Hotels.

Among yesterdays arrivals Of lead
crB and dc!cgatcs,t were the following:
McLurc-J. 2. Clifford, CIarksburg;
Willard +. Snyder, West Union; E. Il.
McGugin. RavcnBwood; Charles O.
Grady. Charleston: j. L. ScaGgs,
Charleston: ]. II. Edwards, Weston; S.
a. Post. Weston: J. p. Aiken. Weston;
Porter Arnold, Weston; ". G. Ben
nett. Weston; J. +. Worder. Weston;
d. BOhcn and Frank Whalcn, Weston;
William Hood. ShinstOn: A.. Il. Flcm-
Ing, FairmOnt; J. II. Finley, Parkers-
burg: a. +. Michael, iIinsen; C. II.
Collins, jr., PennsbOro; John Miller.
Central Station; II. II. Cotton, Wells
burg.
Wlndsor-D. a. Dorsey, Moundsvillc;
John II. Holt. Huntington; L. L. Tier
ncy, Powhatan: J. 4. McIntosh.R Raw
cnswood; &. Il. Clay, Huntington; j..
V. Blair. West Union: II. l.. Smith.
SmithiieId: S. S. Green, a. C. Hall,
William KillInger and J. S. Hopper.
Charleston; C. L.. Smith. FaIrmont:
George W. johnson. Martinsburg: Rob-
ert y. Armstrong. MOrGantown;Charlc
a. Winchester, Buckhannon; C. J. Poe
and A. ]. Wilkinson. Grafton; j. =.
Orr. Long Run;A. J. Salisbury. Rcnnva;
George II. UmpStead. New Martins
VILE; Hiram Underwood and G.. d..
Underwood. Shirley: C. \. Viewer.
Martlnsburs; o. Randolph. Salem; Ira
c. Post. Harrison county; o. l. Owens.
and George r. Ogden. Clarksburg; L..
d. LOwthcr. West Union; c. l.. IIick-
man, Clarksburg,
HOWELL. G. Mooney. S~Istcrsvillc;
P. l.. PIcrpOlnt. Cairo; l.. NJ. Stephens.
New M~artlnsvIlc: W. I. Ong, Wells
burg; j. s. SIdwell and c. Gcarhart.
Grafton; S. W. Poe. Grafton; l.. II.
Lynch, Spencer: II. Clayton, Grafton:
+. NJ. Cross, Hundred: A. +. Fair.
Andy: j. G. Guthrie. Halls Mills: J.. r.
Griffith. SIs~tersvIlle; Will T. SpeIdel.
New MartinsvNle.
Stamm-L. B. Taylor. Wadest0wn:
W. Z. Crandall. Sistersville: r. II. Cot
ton, Wcllsburg; +. D. Mccoy. Sisters
vile: ". c. Miller. John Baxter. J. Il.
Lilly. T. II. Clay. of Huntington; DR..
c. +. Austin and C. S. Singer. Weston;
John a. Peyton. Charleston: Clell Mich
OILS. Dr.. G. b. West, O. B. Raney. Sis
tcrsv!lle; DIR. E. NJ. Sellers. Friendly:
James McCoach. S!stersvillc: w. A.
Hopkins, Tariff; J.. S. Picrp0int. WILL
JAMESTOWN: d. +. CARMEL. Friendly:
William NJ. Arnold. GIlmcr county: ].
W. Tucker, Burning Springs: j. l..
Eagon. Friendly; q. o. Allen, Bradens:
O. C. Allen, LIpa: p. J. IIatchett.
Burning Springs: H. W. Furbce, AL
ma: Ralph Sweeney. Shirley: S. W.
Longfelt, VI. d. Summers and S. B. Nc
Millcn. West Union.
Joe y. Chaddock. editor OF the Glen
vile. W. Va, Stranger. Is INC Of the
visitors in the city. taking in the con-
YcnilOn.
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A DOUBLE: DEAL


snlu 10 ttNfr lccu "Niulr ny tho watts
Pcopir-mny Throw Over for
Iiyrnc-Fhis aIcnns tho Defeat or httur-
nry General Riley, ifTruc.
The I]ntclligcnccr learned iast night
OF the particulars Of what IS Il double
deal by the Watts forces, II true. For
some time The candidacy OF Cam"
Summers, Of Harrison, for auditor, has
been encouraged by tho Watts people
and 1t Is said they have promised hin,
their support. Now comes the latest
story, not yet authenticated. to the eff
feet that tho Watts people will throw
their strength 10 Duggs, Of rcndlctOn,
for auditor, thereby securing 10 Watts
the vote OF TINT counly.nnd dump Sum
mcrs. But that ID not all OF It, The
same deal Is To give to ". l.. II. Dyrnc.
of l!raXtOn. thu support Of the Watts
men for attorney general. thus giving
10 Watts fully L%wo-thlrds OF the
strength of liraXtUn county. These
chungra are imroudS into l]icnnctt'S
home territory. Tut the question IS,
viii Mr.. Riley, OF this county. aud Mr.,
Summers, Of Harrison, stand Idly by
ana see themselves given thu political
doublc cross" In III rank a manner?
Not II they chn ASSURE themselves Of
the truth of this interesting piece OF
political realism. Strength Is given the
story by the fact OF the relationship OF
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OHIO COUNTY DELEGATION.
A~nti-NVatt, Men Working an Historic
Incidcnt-1'hi County Has Had Expert
ence with the KanuNvhn Ring.

Anti-Nyatt5 Men Working an lIi,torir
Incidrnt-1'hi. County Has Had Expert
nee wild, the Kanu,vhu Ring.
The precise attitude OF the Ohio coun-
ty delegation with reference 10 the CUB
ernatorial situation is as much a puzzle
Gs Il has evsr been. There Is little
doubt, however, that there have beer
some Watts losses. Bennett has made
;nroadS on his strength, and the Smith
managers ure confident that they will
get a fair slice. The feeling which Is be-
ing worked up against the Kanawhn
ring IS having an appreciablc effect. and
while the Ohio county delegates them
selves are doing little talking, leaders
among the local Democracy are getting
in some fine work.
One thing which Is being worked with
effect iG the memory OF the treatment
the Ohio county people received at the
hands OF this same kannwha combIna-
ton In the convention Of four years ago,
when there wn5 II combination between
the MacCorklc managers and the friends
OF the la;c LATE Garden. who was then a
candidate for auditor. Ohio county
went into the deal, which was engineer
ed by the Chiltons, IN good faith. and
utter delivering the promised votes TO
HacCOrRIc ana ringing about ms nOfnt-
nation for governor. the Knnnwhu cnun-
Is. crowd failed to dclIvc: the goods they
had promised and defeated Garden.
II was u case OF ingratitude, or trcach-
cry. boldly 10 charged ut the time. and
some Of the boys say the Incident still
sticks In their memory. II Is recalled
that when Ohio county saw she had
beer betrayed. one excited delegate
rushed into the Knnawha county dele
cation and shaking his fist at the leaders
shouted:
''Just see what you have done. Wen
remember you for this days work. You
will be asking for our support for some
thing In 1896, and y0u won't get It,"
Colonel Bob Carr WAS sitting near the
excited Ohio county man. and with n
smile that was chIld-lIke and bland.
coolly remarked:
"Oh, we won't worry about that.
Ysull have just as many suckers in
your Ohio county delegation In 1896 MS
you have now"
This story was told In the hotel lohbics
yesterday, but Colonel Bob was ut the
circus and couldn't be seen to verify II.
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COL. SMITH ON DECK.
Tho Marion County Candidate Arrives
md Work Higgins nj Headquarters.

mo WnfiOh county thiiuihhte arrives
and Work iirgin, nj Headquarters.
Colonel c. l.. Smith. Of Fairnont. ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Hunt
ington, whnro he has been IN COM
mand OF the First regiment, West Vir-
glnln National Guard. during the an
NUM- enclmpmcnt. Colonel Smith was
br0nGGd by hIs exposure to the heat
and sun and looked tho very picture OF
health. lie wnH IN II cheerful mood
and expressed himself as being very
well satisfied with the outlook for his
g"nbGrnatOrial ChunCos. lie vas met by
Hon. William A. Ohlcy, who has Colo
mel Smiths canvas In Charge and the
two Immediately went into executive
session. The Smith people have en-
gagged II suite OF rooms at the Windsor,
and while that will bc their stopping
place, the actual headquarters will be
ut the Mcclure house, where cX-Ciov-,
ernor Fleming IL duartercd, and where
consultations were i~nauguratcd last
night, and where some fine work will
be put In to-day and Tonight.
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brethren n, the hotels last night. About
Two hundred nre expected to attend the
conference, which 10 for the purpose OF
discussing plans for the campaign and
10 Issuc n call for Il convention to
place an electoral ticket In the field.
Elsewhere will BE- found n call for tho
meeting. which ~ signed by III. {:
Simms. OF Huntington, u. T. VlnsOn. OF
Huntington. John a. l%Oblna0n, OF Min
eral county. C.. II. COpp, william FL
bingham, Alfred Caldwell, G. W. brock
unier, Thomas Fox. Jr., and Rand stall
maker, Of Wheeling, and j.. D. l%lhincs,
OF Charleston Democrats nre expected
from many points IN the state and all
viii br representative md influential
men. Tho meeting will undoubtedly be
II notable one, and have IN important
bearing on the presidential result In
this stutc.
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THE STATE COMMITTEE
VIII Select tho Temporary OnIctr, TO
day - ANTI Watts People Ontru III

VIII Select tho Temporary 0mcrr, To-
day Anii-VVa,ts People Control tho
committee.
The Democratic state committee will
hold Its first formal meeting this after
noon ut } o'clock, at which time tn.
temporary presiding officers of the
convention will he selected. II IL stated
by Chairman Chiffon and Secretary
Ohley that they do not anticipate a fac
t!onal fight at the outset Of the convcn-
ton over the temporary organization.
Such n contest Of our would test
the strength or the Watts aud anti
Watts factions. hut leaders say they do
not see what would be gained for eth
or side by such a fight.
The majority Of the committee Is an
ti-WattS. the vote standing eight to
six and Il Is presumed that the tempo
organization Will he named by the
majority representing the opposition to
tho Kannwhn ring. Other business OF
tho committee VIII be Of "A routine char
actcr.
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JUDGE BENEFITS POSITION.


~cast-sthndS ON tho Chicago PLATFORM.
The ln%tcIlIgcnCer has secured and
presents belOw a copy OF the circular
which Judge lIcnnett's friends have
been spreading broadcast throughout
the STATE In hlE behalf. II will he noticed
h. endorses the Chicago platform In It's
monetary provisions. The circular:
WESTON. ". Va. August 8, 1896.
My Dear Strive desire to COM
mend to your most favorable consider
alton Judge Bennett, Of Weston. whose
name Will be presented to the Demo
cratic state convention. which Is soon
to V at Wheeling.
The Judge III Il gentleman OF the
strictcst integrity, fine ability, and has
exceptional executive capabilities. AS
YOU are aware he suffered defeat ut
I~arRcrsburc, four years ago. but left
that city strong In tho hearts Of the
Democratic masses. AVID he has grown
In strength ever since, a fact well at
tested by the clamOrous demand made
upon him to be Il candidate at the APP
prouchlnE convention. lie has been IN
the bench nearly eight years and has
very properly nOt taken an active part
In politics. but Is altogether In accord
with the recent dcliNcrnnccs ut Chica-
80, IlNOTllS very Strongly II TftuTH u
the monetary system In operation prior
TO 1873.
Judge Bennett lives in the First con-
grcsSiOnnl district. a dlstrict. that has
never been hOnored with n governor, all
the rest OF the districts having had
Two or more. Bennett has 10 entang-
ling. embarrassing alliances and Is In
no wise mixed up with any OF the state
combines. He Is Il forceful. logical
speaker and II nominated will make an
unusually aggressive campaign, | ap-
peal 10 you on behalf OF the judges
many friends, to consider his claims.
We entertain the kindllcst regard for
the other contestants In this raCe.c but
we submit that geographically the
First district is entitled to the nominal
ton. particularly SO VIXEN We present
such n mar as Bennett. Don't impose
TOO great IL drain upon any one local
ity. 1t gives health and vigOr to the
party 10 distribute with some degree
Of fairness the hOnors at It's disposal.
Respectfully,
ROBERT l.. BLAND.
President Of the Bryan Silver Club,
Weston, W. Va.
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TIE pOpULISTS

WNi Dcmnnh Recognition From the
Democratic Convention In tho Name Of
5000 Eotcrs-ifTi'ry Cau't Have Ralph.
snyder Tiisy Want Miller fur Auditor.
a new phase was introduced Into the
situation yesterday afternoon when
Colonel |. C. Ralphanydcr, the popu-
list nominee Tor governor, and one OF
the candidates for the Democratic NOM
lMatlon. arrived In town, lie establish
cd headquarters ut the Mcclure house
and soon an enormous sign was hung
up, occupying almost the entire side
Of the hotel Office. 1t reads:
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specIal Dispatch to the 1nteIllrencer.

Special Dispatch TO the ~InteIlIgcncer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va, Aug. 10
William Deverc. alias Roach, who was
arrested for showing the queer on VIII
Sisk and others, at Waverly. was to-day
bound over to court by Commissioner
Laird. Dave Schafer was held as Il
prosecuting witness.
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THE DEMOCRATS.
The City Rapidly Filling Up Will,
Convention Delegates.
VERY WARM FIGHT IN PROSPECT
the Factions and the Pot
Beginning to Boil.
MATTERS WILL SHAPE TODAY.

Watts aud tho Itanawha Hoses Claim
Everything In s~ight-smith nmd IIcm-
nett Mrn More Modest, hut Cin,m they
will he Able 10 Defeat tho District Al.
torney--"It's Fight 10 Down tho state
House Oficc-iioidinS syuiieutr," Thee
Say Itaipl,snyder says lilo IN the Logical
Candidate "nd Relieves lilo win Win.
What tho pop"ii.,s s0y-The Important
Developments ofa bay.
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Hon. C. I. Dorr. Republican candidate
for Congress In the Third district. Is In
the city taking observations. lie Is con-
ilcnt OF carrying hIa district. "Tld FREQ
silver bugabOo IL greatly exaggerated"
said he last night. IAN this talk about
II catching amy great number OF licpub-
llcann IL nonsense, and Ia INDUCED II by
the pnpocrata for political effect. Tho
Republicans of the Third district arc all
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SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS

VIII Hold Their Conference ut The Me-
Lure il"usc WcdnrMiny-Lnrgn Aucmd-
nnCr AsSurrl
The state sound money Democratic
conference called to meet In thIa city
Tomorrow. will he held In the large
banquet room Of the Mcclure house.
The meeting lH called for 10 o'clock and
the assurances are that II will be large
ly attended. Quite n sprinkling or
men who have rcpudintcd the Chica-
30 ticket have already arrived and
were mlngling with their free silver
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81 WAS completely covered with
sores. Every muscle In my body achrd.
Had been aick for five years. Doc,0rs
could DO me no good. Most o: my time
waE spent In bed; was n complete
wreck B'irdock Blood 1Bitters have
completely cured me In three months"
Mrs. Annie Zoepen.' Crookstown. MINI.
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thought thny were as good as any,
body's. lie declined to Eiva any figures.
1t liaa been chnrgcd that there Ia a com
binhtlon between Sommcrs and Watts,
but their friends 'lcny the Impeachment
aud dcnOunce II III II fairy tale.
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John d. Anderson. one OF tho Watts
managers, and Mr.. Dyrne, of Braxton.
one Of the bcncTlciarleS OF the deal.
They are cousins.
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Hon. Andrew EdmIs,on. OF Lewis
county. Is one NJ the most energetic
of the bennett bOomcrs. He gives no
figures upon which he bases any of hi3
claims. but declares In Il general way
that he has an abiding confidence In the
wisdom Of the convention. and does not
believe 1t will he unwIs- enough not to
select the strongest man for governor.
Anybody almost, he thinks, would he
stronger than Watts. II IL not probable
that Watts would he at all acceptable to
the POpullst allies. At their state con-
rcntlon last week every speech was vln-
lcntly abusive OF Watts, and expressive
Of the belief held by the pOpullSts that
Watts IL not n trun-hluc free silver man.
While Mr. Elmlston did not gay 30, he
spoke In Il vein that left the impression
that he was In favor Of the nomination
Of u candidate who would need no HpOlO-
giles In his behalf. There IL II strong
feeling among the nnti-Watt9 people
that the very fnCt Of the kannwhn
stntcamnn's connection with the Clcve-
land administration would prove n
source Of weakness to him throughout
the campaign should lie he nominated.
II am In the race for the authorship
untIl the sun goes down." said Col. Rob
Cnrr to the lntclligcncCr Inst night.
THAT means" continued the genial Col
0ncl, that II Watts should he defeated
for the gubernntorial %namInatIOn, my
flag will he Immediately run up 10 the
mnat-hrul and will not be lowered cX-
cGpt nj the command of the convention.
If Watts wins, then. 0f course. | nm not
In II, as We are from the same county"
The advance guard of the regular Kn-
nnwhu county delegation ~ In, and II
Isn't II patching to what Is to come. Col.
bob Carr stated last hight that h. look
I'd for at least 200 knnnwln rn0trrs to
arrive on the special train this after
noon. Some entertaining facts regard
Ing this special train will be found In
another column.
Cam" Sommcr9. candidate for audi
tor. II one OF the coolest men In the
crowds nj the hotels, He said Ia the In
tclllgcncer last night that he wasn't n
bit worried over his chances, and
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Committee Met I.n,t Night and Ac-
ccpted Delnplnine's NesiCmntiom-Tem.
pornry Officer. OF To-dny's Convention
Sclrctel-Go,sip About Candidates.


Last night At 5 O'Clock, in the Wind
sor billiard rooms, the Democratic
,rr,sso,,I oou,t.,o, a, N, EI-s,
m' 49,. -" 49,,
dlstFlct' he'd Il Wen ATTENDED, meeting
and transacted considerable business In
cn,prctInn with thr nmInatin con-
-, 49,
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the pavilion Of Mozart park.
Tn, members Of the committee pres
,,, .
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BraNton-L' II. Kelley proxy Tor T.
W. Cu,lipp.
DoldrId.4-Nai,r /. V. Rlair. Of West
Vt
CH''n'
Harrison-M. G.. Sperry, OF C!arkS-
burg. proxv for ]. +. Allen.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

tl,eoo buys House. 1 rooms. lot 5l15l-S,
GIl2 McCplloch street.
$50 buys the best vacant lot OF Il,
Island. size 30Nl20. Paved street.
S,.O buys House of 1 rooms IN the o.!
Fair Grounds addition.
Corner lot. Jacob and Forty-sscoh
streets. ut Il bargain.
Nos. 26lS and af2l jacob street, and huu,
in real at n bargain.
Money 10 Loan on Property
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POLITICAL.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Republican judicial Convention e;
the purpose OF nominating two JrtGeS;o;;
the First judicial District, compost .:
the counties OF Hancock, Brooke. Ohlo
and Marshall. will he held in the chni'ht,'
OF Part | OF the Circuit Court, In Vince.
ing, W. Va, Thursday, August IS. INA 81
! o'clock p. IN.
THOMAS PRICE.
Chairman Hancock County Republican
Executive Committee.
'r c. d. SCOTT,
Chairman Brooke County Republican EA'
ccutivC Committee.
J. X. HALL.
Chairman Ohio County Republican EXecu'
tive Committee.
O. L. HOLIDAY,
Chairman Marshall County kCpGhEca'
Executive Committee. -
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Hoods Pills easy to-" 10 op ssiS; ;%a'y !. eSMis,
DISsoLUTloN-JoHN BECKER & CO.
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Tho firm Of John Becker & Co. jewelers.
and Opticians, has been dissolved, Henry
W. l;tz. retiring. The business will DO
continued as John Becker II Co, Thunls-
Ing our friends and the public In general
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us
In tho past. We hope TO have n fair'contln-
uunCG Of the SAME In the future.
All persons having claims against ,hc
firm will present the came for settlement.
and NIL persons knowing themselves IN.
drhtCd will please Gull and make II settle
mcnt. licsprctfully,
JOHN BECKER 4 CO..
JEWELLERS AID OPTICIANS,
1927 JACOB STREET.
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Cam" Somners. candidate for audi
tor. IL one of the coolest men In the
crowds mt the hotels, He Baid to the In
t%clllgcncer last night that he wasn't n
bit worried over his chances, and
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FOR SALE

S'rOomed frame house and In, \, -
Fourteenth street. new house, f1r {, iY' I
a ~iirsL.cluss. modern 7-rnU'Ucd iwscIIti',Er.
with stable In rear. lot i3NiiI, A, q v...,!5p
York street. This is desirable IN eys, WV
respect. 'I
The most desirable country place -,
Pleasant Valley. '"No u
North Huron street lots at a bargain
3-rnOmcd cottage - South Huron n, "a,
Money 10 loan. 4 per cent bonus tor al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-05

costumes-some in street gowns. from shop
ping down town; others more ambitious. In
oil kinds OF cycling skirts. They delight the
people who sit comfortably along the edge of
the ice on camp chairs, especially when the
consequences OF tcmcrity overtake them, and
they are raised solemnly 10 their feet by tho
ever present youths in gray.
About | o'clock the rink s. deserted and the
Ice swept. preparatory to receiving the after
noon influx, which is even larger than the
mornings, \ great many are attracted by the
music, and by D O'Clock the mon begin to ar
rive, at least those who are detained by bust
ness during the greater part Of the day. down
town. Ost Of the men. in fact, who 20 to
the rink In the morning are college fellows, as
the vast INA iority of the older ones work pretty
The club house is near the SIXTY sixth street