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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
Another Object Lesson.

Dr.. Bracken, who is worth in real es~
tate and personal property over S15O,OOO,
and who is director OF the Agricultural
National Bank OF Pi;tsfeld, Mass, last
week went to that bank to obtain loan
of five thousand dollars. The cashier
invited him into the parlor of the bank
and there showed him an application
from the city OF Boston for a loan of one
hundred thousand dollars on Boston city
bonds. Hitherto these bonds have
fetched from three 10 ten per cent pre-
MUM, yet the city had offered them TO
the bank at par, the bonds drawing sew
en- per cent interest. The cashier eX-
planned that The bank intended 10 invest
in the bonds and cosequently could not
give Dr.. Bracken, although he was u
director of The bank, the accommodation
which he required. The Doctor offered
security worth many times the amount
of the same which he requested, and yet
could not obtain the accommodation.
Tha, showed the Doctor mat the banks
would rather invest the money OF their
shareholders and depositors in national,
State and municipal securities than let
+, so out into the channels Of trade. He
grew Indignant and said to the cashier:
II am q director of this bank. Ny
financial standing, as YOU know, is be-
ycNd question. l nave always been a
Republican hitherto, but from this day
Shall vote for the man who represents
the party which demands an increased
circulating medium, and consequently
shall this year cast my vote fer William
j. Bryan. Silver Knight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
TUE TW.; MIN.

The country is fortunate when two
such men cs Bryan and Mckinley are
( The candidates for the presidency. As
/ the Cleveland Plain Dealer puts ii, bo.h
are s.au.ca Americans, both are de-
Sc r6a1ts from ~ood American stock,
/ both are opponents Of American ideas
and American institutions. Mr. Bryan
/ IS a genuine expression Of Democracy;
: Mr.. Mckinley IS an embodiment Of Re-
pubHcanism. These arc tbe two con-
tending forces fo- mastery in this cOua-
try. They have been so from the days
/ cf Jefferson AID Hamilton down to The
+ present ume. The Democracy repre-
seated by lIr. Bryan is the idea OF the
/ diffusion OF power, OF Ire idea that all
] power rests with the people, that the
: government IS FOR tee good Of the gov
crceI ald ell the governed, hat under
our form Of government there should
4 Be no special legislation, tina, all should
/ be general 2nC that under The law every
nan has his personal rights and is the
po..Gc2l ec2al Of every other man. Not
that each msn is born or possessed of
/ The sane power fer the acquisition O.
r~sal,h or Tor controlling his fellow
men; bui as q citizen. as a person, each
man has the same right under the law
. OF protection, Of voting and Of express
ing his opinions IN regard 10 the SOW
ernmont ard Of his own rights.
Mr.. Mckinley is Republican in every
essential quality OF his makeup. He
believes in these laws and that policy
which grants special privileges to GER
tan classes of people. He believes IN
hisa Protection and all is consequences,
in al the privileges that il grams to It's
favored subj cts. Mr.. Mckinley is the
exponent Of the idea of centralized pow
e.. hence ne SENDS out to-day as jhe
esnecial embodiment Of the power OF the
gold syndicate. Of The bond dealers and
security holders all over The world.
They flock to him. they stand by him,
they know that he is acting for their IL
,oros.. He stands on, IS the agent Of
or-anization. Of the monopolies and all
he great syrdica:es. Their money is
paid out freely for his support and for
his election. Thus the two men stand,
both members OF Christian churches
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
TWO GOOD MEETINGS
Held by the Democrats in Lewis County.
The Outlook IS Fine.
To the Editor Of the Register.

To the Editor Of the Register.
Weston. w. Va, September "A
Pursuant 10 announcement Of Chairman
Brannon. the, Democracy of Hacken 5
Creek district assembled at Jane Lew
on Saturday at o'clock p. n, and
despite the rainy weather, large crowd
was present to hear the issues Of the
campaign discussed. c. NJ. Gaylord
Hon. f. NJ. Chalfant, G.. D. Horaer and
Chairman Of the County Executive Com
mittee Brannon made timely speeches.
The speeches were well received and
great enthusiasm was manifested. After
a Bryan and Sewall free silver club had
been organized, DR.. w. a. Rymer, for
merly of Richie county. but recently
located in Weston, was called for, and ne
responded in a most fCrcible and pleas
ing manner, showing the fallacies of the
arguments used by the mOnometallic
adheren-s s. His 6ulOgy on Gen. c. c.
Watts was eloquent, closing his re-
marks by asserting that "he was as mag
neic as Blaine and positive as Jackson,
statesman without a sta,eman's faults
and a patriot without patriots ambi-
ton"
AT night a free silver club was orgaL-
lied at Berlin, and addresses were also
made by C. NJ. Gaylord, w. w. Bran
non and G.. NJ. Chidester Everything
augurs we'll for Democratic victory in
Lewis. H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
Silver Speakers.

The State Campaign Committee be-
sides having prevailed upon Mr.. Bryan
to visit West Virginia, have secured the
services Of the following named dis
tinguished gentlemen for one or more
speeches in West Virginia, at places and
on dates to be hereafter named:
HON. W. J. KERR.
HON. J. c. S. BLACKBURN, of Ken
lucky.
HON. BENTON MMILLIN, CT Tennes-
see.
HON. JOS. r. BAILEY, of Texas.
HON. II. V. CANNON, Of Illinois.
SENATOR N'HENRY, Of Louisiana.
VICE PRESIDENT ADLAI STEVEN
SON, OF Illinois,
HON. p. WATT HARDIN, of Kentucky.
And a strong German speaker.
As above stated The dates for these
speakers have not as yet been arranged,
but viii be fixed and announced through
the press within a few days.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
POLITICAL.
GENERAL WATTS APPOINT
~ NENTS

The Democratic State Executive Com
mitteC have arranged meetings for Cen
eral watts as follows;
Romney. Hampshire county, September
Mooredeid, Hardy county. September II.
Petersburg. Grant county, September 10,
" Kin1ewood. Preston county, September
MorFantown, Monongalia county, Sep
tcmber % at y. m
Fairmont. Marion county, September %.
MoRonEah, Marion county, September
Weston. September p. 2p. m.
Sutton, Braxton county September p,
Summersvillc. September %. 2 p. m.
Madison. September 2S. II a. m.
MONTGOMERY. September -. at night.
Glen Jean (Coliinsville), September %. II
e. Fire. Creek. September %. at night.
Iev,isnurg. September 20. p. m.
Ronceverte. September 30. at night.
Hurricane October /. 2 p. m.
Huntington, October 2 p. m, after
Raleigh c. H.. October 3. Il a. m.
Clay G. H.. October 3. p. m.
Parkersburg~ October G. at night
St. Mary's, Peasants county, October
:, ? p. M
Sistersville. October g. p. m.
New Martinsville. October Q. 2 p. m.
New Cumberland. Hancock county, Oc-
toher 20. . p. N.
Wellsburg. Brooke county, October r. Il
a. m.
Benwood. Marshall county, October 5'
at night.
Ohio county. l4th and 18th Of October.
places 20 be hereafter designated.
Ravenswood. Jackson county OCTOBER
Spencer. October Il. II a. m.
Kanawha county. October u. ~ 4 ana
Winfield. Putnam county. October %, Il
a. m. -t.t.
Glenwood. Mason county OCTOBER ~
n. m. Nth.
WAYNE. october 26. II a. m
Logan. October p. II n. m.
Oceana. October Is. II 4: m.
Princeton. October q II a; m:
Pluefield. October %, at night
WeIrh october 80. 2 p. m.
yViIlia mstown. october 81, II a. m.
The above are subject TO change by
ANDREW EDBIIS TON, Chairman.
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DIED.

SCHENK-On Monday, September a,
1896 at GO a. IN. Peter Schenk. in his 6lth
year.
Funeral from his late residence. 115
Eighteenth street, Wednesday at $50 Il.
h. Roquiem mass at st. Alphonsus Church
a o'clock Friends of the family invited.
luterment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
BOND-On Monday morning, September
u, 1896 at o'clock, Robert Bond, IN his
18th year.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence. No. 50 Maryland street, this
Tuesday) afternoon at / o'clock. Friends
Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
LOBAILLER-At Wellsburg, w. Va.
on sunday. September -. 1896. at 1915
O'Clock p. m, Kate daughter of Katherine
Lobmller.
Funeral from the residence of her
mother. at Wellsburg, w. Va, this (Tues-
day. afternoon at o'clock. Interment
private at Brooke cemetery.
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A SECOND son MISSING.

Frank Moosmar. OF farkersburg. Son OF
wealthy Parents Cannot He Found.
Special TO the Register.
Parkcrsburg. W. Va, September "A
Frank Moosmen, Il years old, son of the
wealthy German brush manufacturer, OF
this city, is mysteriously missing from
his home. \ brother several days ago
also diappeared suddenly and was never
located. although his parents spent a
small fortune in an effort to find him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

The political manifesto Of Mr.. Cleve-
lands Attorney General, Mr.. Harmon,
Of Cincinnati, in which that official az
tackled the Democratic candidate for the
presidency for upholding the right of
the State TO regulate its own affairs, and
fer condemning government by IN
junction" as in the case of the trouble
in Chicago. will be found answered at
great extent in another column by Mr..
VIM. Hepburn Russell, Of New York,
constitutional lawyer, who is very much
Mir. Harmon's superior.
This reply to Mr.. Harmon, which we
publish in full elsewhere, is unanswer-
able and it should be read by everybody.
/. brings Mr.. Harmon face 10 face with
the words and the rulings and the be-
Uefs OF the great men of this nation
from lis inception down to Mr.. Harmons
day. NJ. Russell shows that Mr., Har-
mons attack on the Democratic candi-
date was not disinterested, or for the
sake Of getting a; the plain truth Of the
situation, inasmuch IS Mr.. Harmon, in
his eudeavor TO add force to his effort to
discrejit Mr.. Bryan. attacked The latter
COR things which Mr.. Bryan never said
and for ideas which he never enter
tanned.
Ii is shown beyond doubt or perad-
venture. that Mr.. Bryan is right and
that Mr.. Harmon is wrong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

Be.wc-2 sr sc.icg 3t The farmers in
tcrlscecca in he one breach and dosing
him With fSllscios in the next it is evil
5eat Sac ,1o Hanna syndicate editors
OF .he metropolis have awakened 70
The formers existence AID TO bis i'm
pcr,a-ea as a political facicr.
As so- ne s2eers. tAeT c2c he passed
by. II o>e =>cdcl a picture C J&sm he
would only have 10 turn 10 tie coMic
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OIL MARKETS.

Oh, City, Pa, September 14.-Credit
balances SIP; certificates opened and
highest S113; lowest and closed S112.
No sales; shipments 134,947 barrels;
runs. 1G2 657 barrels.
New York, September 14.-Pennzyl-
vania crude easier; October $1.121a bid.
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STUDENTS" CRITICISMS
or the State University Dispensary - A
Morgantown Gentleman Replies.

or the State University Dispensary A
Morgantown Gentleman Replies.
To the Editor of the Register.
Morgantown, W. Va, September II.
An article appepared in the Register
Yesterday signed student which re-
fers to Doctor Hartigan as the head Of
the dispensary, and contains 4 delib
crate lie in stating that in cases Of
fever or accident other physicians than
Doctor Hartigan are sought. Doctor
Hartigan is recognized here as being
the finest surgeon that ever lived in this
town or vicinity, and he has a State
reputation for his ability as a surgeon.
There is a niger in the woOdpile, and
Student is allowing himself to be used
as the sewage TO wash him out. The
dispensary fee goes toward keeping up
fhe dispensary. There is no order by
which Doctor Hartigan viii receive
cent. At the University of Virginia the
dispensary fee is twelve dollars. Stu
dents here go TO school free of charge
and if they cannot stand fee OF $3.50
they had better enter the county home
in their respective cou- lies. Students
have sunstrokes in drill, injured in the
gymnasium, on the foot ball grounds
and in the mechanical building, and
Captain Hewitt wisely proposed that
dispensary be substituted and that
Doctor Hartigan be put in charge of the
same. The dispensary furnishes sur
g;ca! and medical attention to any stu
dent and he has the privilege Of select
ing his own physician, but as Doctor
Hartigan is always at the University
and therefore accessible, it is but ma
tural that he should be put in charge
C the d.spensary. As he is one OF the
hardest worked men in the University
and is recognized by the finest ir
stitutions in the country, the silly
,twaddle OF Student" will fall fat NJ.
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RllslNESS CHANCES.

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MALI HELP WANTED.

WANTFD-AN ACTIVE MAN IN Every
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The gold0ug has done more 10 cat up
the farmers profit on his wheat crop
stan ,he cl.uch bug ana an Jhe other
nests or ,le Geld pu- Together.
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AT an enormous meeting of the
Knights of Labor in old Cooper Union
in New York the support Of
the order was pledged TO Bryan and Sc
wall and Powderly's utterances were re-
pudiated. His name and that of McKin-
ley were roundly Missed. This, also,
means something.
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Iosex io No,v Adv7--.s'-'ots.
rGt RTE PAGE.
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\ poa; book Of Democratic campaign
songs of Sc pages which has just been
published and which is selling like hot
cakes is entitled The Liberty Bel. No
Crown Of Thoras. No Cross Of Gold.
Sixteen 10 One" They are ringing
songs and poems. Each Song has the
music with it. Single copies % cents;
heavy discount on orders Of half dozen.
or over. For large orders wire Salyer
& Goodman, 301 Broadway, Los Angeles,
Cal.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

yvANTED-AN ACTIVE WOMAN At
$1,000 weekly TO represent us. Address,
Box 5S0S. Boston Mass se5edb
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Maine. rs expected, rolled up Sooa'
biz majority toc It's beloved party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

Warrington ou,did herself for De-
mocracy the other day. Her enrolment
Of 400 in a Bryan and Sewan silver club
55a-s the record in that section. Hon.
%. $. Mckinney, Of FairmonJ, made a
splendid argument at the meeting, which
vas. also. addressed by Hon. Sam V.
Woods. of Barbour. presidential elector
a- large.
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DaDers Ct New York, which ere pro
ducee 20. .ha DELEGATION Of The class
Ina. owns ,hem-.ha, aestheic and.
proaa-n,.a4cI class which has been
reared a!oar lie avenues and watch is
as izao-92t C. he life OF The sturdy
farmer as :. is OF most other things De-
yo1d It's mandate surroundings.
When New York journal tries TO
instruct the farmer as 10 his own in
tcras,s. however. the effort is too good
10 be allowed to pass UnroUccd. One OF
the Gotham papers announces as an en-
,.rcly original proposition tina, the
farmers cannot De prosperous except the
workers arc prosperous also. and on
the strength Of this proposition j, tells
.cem tnai if Bryan is elected the work
i-gman mus. become impoverished, and
hence farmers must suffer. The only
thiug 10 do. therefore, is 70 vote the Re-
publican ticket.
The farmer has only too keen real
izaton Of his own position as a result
os over thirty years Of Republican gov
eminent. The workers OF this country
have enjoyed the benefits of protection
IN all these years, and, strange as it may
appear. The farmer is worse off to-day
tan Lc Eas been q. any period during
r-,t r-.., Germ hqs 1oo1 selling at IS
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Democratic County Ticket

Tor Sheriff.
". W. IRWIN.
For Pros cutirg Attorney
w. i. ROBINSON.
For Clerk Circuit Court
JOHN a. WHITE.
Tor Clerk County Court
GEORGE $. OTrE.
For Assessor. City District,
j. II. SWAkTZ.
For Assessor. Country District
NOAH ZANE.
For County Surveyor.
CLEMENT G.. SMITH.
For House of Delegates
GEORGE W. WOODS.
j.. II. LANCE.
p. y. FARRELL.
j. D. EWING.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
PROCEEDINGS, BUslSRss.LlKE.
The Salt Lake Mining Stock Exchange
Has Coed Day--iidding Brisk
aud sales Fair.

The proceedings ut the exchange TO.
dny were more buSlness-llke than on
any day since tho enterprise started.
Bidding was exceedingly brick AMI
the sales made will compare isvorably
with those Of anysif the previous day.
Tbs call OF listed stocks te,ulled In
three sales--2OO Alliance Mt 80 cents,
1000 Gcysor At sl,s5 and 100 Morour at
$500. Little Pltlsbury on tue unlisted
call caused u fluify and any smount
% the stock W.. offered a. ~ Csnie,
at which figure 5000 anarea wtfH sold,
while bidders Of Sl vtrn plentiful.
A very important meeting OF the
littiuR aud governing committee OF the
exchange takes place al Z Pm. today.
Nr. T.. T., Crooks was announced ~ a
July qualified member with the full
privileges Of tho floor.
The closlng fguros Of today were Ne
iollowg
LISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
TIE FIRE AND POLICE BILL.


Enpmles ana advocates OF the non.
partisan Dire and police law continue
very active in their efforts to DO tri.
umphAnt. The former are not nearly
10 numerous ~ the latter but what
they lack In numbers they make up In
vigor and presidency.
The movements about the Lsgls.
lativs chambers today were evidence
Of that fact. Mayor Glsndinning,
who, should tho measure be wiped from
the statute books, would DO the dlB.
penser OF much public patronage, IL
doing all no can towarda having the
Ilre and police departments placed
under more direct control than OF pros.
ems. And 10 this effort ho is having
the assistance OF Judge Mckay, city
attorney, and others. The prospects,
however, are that the law will remain
law with most OF tho amendments
proposed In thu bill Introduced by Sen
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UPHELD IN rARr.
Indictments for Alleged Violations OF
ths Inter-Htats Commerce ACT.

Indictments for Alleged Violations OF
ths Interstate Commerce ACT.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20. In the United
States district court today Judge
Grosscup handed down an opinion on
tho motion to quhsh the indictments
against the Santa Fe for alleged viola.
lions OF this inter.ttAte commerce act.
The indictments were upheld In part
and quRehed In part.
Johu A. Henley, general traffic
manager OF the Santa Fe, ana sx-PTssl-
dent RsinhhTt were adjudRed 10 have
been properly indicted on Two counts.
Those counts set forth that from April
to November, 1897, the two oil claln
violated the act by giving rebates
and drawbacks. The indictment ms
to Nelson Norris was quAshod on the
ground that the rate was dlscrimlnE-
ton against shippers by the railroad
and MOrris's acceptance OF ths rate In
no wise made him guilty OF diserini-
inAtlon.
THIS indictments against Isaac
Thompson, tho Kansas city shipper,
and Manager Jenklne, OF tho Ham.
mond Packing company, were quRshsd.
These decisions arc In elect that tho
shipper could not bo held for violation
In accepting rebate and 10 the nfsl
legal Interpretation OF that part OF the
Interstate commerce law.maEing ship
psrs equally liable with the carriers 10
violation Of the law In discriminating.
Hsnloy anu Reinhsrl will not eub-
init without stubborn fight and prob
ably appeal 70 tue higher court.
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Rn,,in IN, cold EIsld..

TACOMA, Jan. 20.-The spring rush
to the Yukon river gold felda has com.
menceJ. Seventy-iivo proepectors
started north today on the steamer
Topeka. Nearly all Of them took cabin
passage, the ffst class rate 10 Juneau
having been reduced 10 tl2. II Ia OK.
pectod that hundreds VI prospectors
will 20 TO Juneau between now and
April /. T.. A. Gardner, OF the Cooks
Inlet Trading & Transportation COM
pany, who has lust returned from
ALASKA, tayt;
"fti IL a fact little known that the
Alaska Commercial company IL now
ami has been for a long time operating
mine on UnEa leland, the output Of
which IA $4,000 month. The output
is shipped monthly 20 San francisco
by the compAny's steamers. The whole
Island has been prospec,od. They
abound In rioh free milling ore, oioi-
ing splendid profits Tor mlninf. My
information IL gathered lafEoy from
men engaged In tho Industry AMI from
personal observation. Thete islanls arc
about 200 mlles to tho westward Of
Cooks Inlet,