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The Forrest City times., 1896-09-11
A COLD DECEMBER
IL Predicted by Rev. Irl r. Hicks the y
Louis Weather Prophet

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9-Rev. lrl K. Hicks
the well-known weather forecaslei,
has this to say in regard to weather
conditions 10 come during the later
part of the year:
'If you want long-range prsals
ton. one that you can make Doh W
to be filed away for future reference
/ will give you one. The mon'n "
Decem Der will be one OF the moss "
we're that we have experienced IN ysam
1t is not likely that the storms WIZ
be dangerous, because they 40 y"
come at the period of the year "n''
dangerous storms are to oe eAle'''I
But you will get all the old-fashon'a
Billiards you want during sas ~
part of that month. Things wiz ~.
interesting about the 18th u ~
month, and will continue until psI'I
Der 80. We will have gooo 'p...
ling of bad weather before s..,,
for the winter will begin 'l =,
and will be cold one -.
the center of the worst period ''f i.
December 10. During this 'il IVA n
influence of Mars will DO aaa's ~
others, producing commo'i ~ - tsl.
earth's atmosphere when WIZ
by all the inha bitants. ~,
Between now and DecenO.. 80.
cepting that the seasons VIII 'ns ,.,s,.
there will be nothing OF spec'a ,..s :,
est From the 18th to the "a.
this month matters will DC w. ril
lively. Following local storms a,.dd
come higher temperature, ' Until the
bv storm areas. From now un IN
22d storms in the gulf section . a And
frequent and of unusuai VIZ ~ usus
of course, we will have 'us ,ss
equinoctial. October, oarril 4,iet and
DAYS about the 9th, will Be q sis lakes
uneventful, excepting on Inc :. n with
Noyemb Der will also be mii' -. q north
out ou' incident, excepting in d The ~ b,
Atlantic and on the lakes, lies Will
first week in November inc -
be dangerous.
The Forrest City times., 1896-09-11
Schools of Theology,

We need a Encouragement of our
Sunday service Let us have kinder
gartens of theology, with some of the
studious methods of the schools. and
working on the assumption that the
hock can get at what they ought to be-
lieve of the body of divinity in less
than lifetime. Rev. A. S. Walsh,
Baptist, Brooklyn.
The Forrest City times., 1896-09-11
DECREASED BUS'Hl
Responsible for the Failure "a.
wood Manufacturing ocet

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. v : The lesd'
pying a high position an'oI sorty yesrA
ers of the trade for neaiS .nriug Co.
the Lockwood Manufa ss'as boxes
manufacturers of fol0ib Us mad.
envelopes and tags, bIlitss sp'
an assignment. The i.a aS The con,
assets are not yet taouiast;sb sloo@
pany is incorporated .a.d ss Go.
capital and it was resar.;t hss d0n'
corporation. In the pas. y II late Co.
a very large business !, ou. md a basns'
lections have been aun
has fallen of.
The Forrest City times., 1896-09-11
Her Easy Job.

"Aunt Elviry Hobbs never got up
from that roomatiz spell yit."
"Naw; some folks won't never git
outen bed s'long's other folks keeps
a-fetchin' ice cream to 'em."-Chicago
Record.
The Forrest City times., 1896-09-11
injunctions.

injunction proceedings have been so emphat-
ically condemned by public opinion that the
senate bill providing for trial by jury in GER
tain contempt cases will meet with general
approval.
The Forrest City times., 1896-09-11
Pacific Railroads.

The government can not afford to discrim.
mate between Its debtors and must, therefore
prosecute its legal claims against the Pacific
railroads. Such policy is necessary for the
protection OF the rights OF the patrons. as vel
Is for the interests OF the government
The Forrest City times., 1896-09-11

While the democratic party welcomes to the
country those who come with love for our In
situations and with determination and ability
10 contribute to the prosperity OF our nation.
1t is opposed to the dumping OF criminal classes
upon our shores and to the importation of
either pauper or contract labor TO compete
with American labor
The Forrest City times., 1896-09-11
Trusts.

The democratic party is opposed to trusts
II would be recreant to Its duty TO the people
Of the country IL ii recognized either the moral
or the legal right OF these great aggregations OF
wealth TO stlfe competition, bankrupt rivals
and then prey upon society. Corporations are
the creatures OF law, and they must not be per-
mitted to pass from under the control of the
power which created them: they are permitted
to exist upon the theory that they advance the
public veal and they must not be allowed to
use their powers for the public injury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
NFARiY Al. RECOVERED.
The Police of Chicago succeed in Locating
the Piuuder secured by Gang OF
Thieves.

The Police of Chicago succeed in Locating
the Plumber secured 10y Gang OF
Thieves.
Chicago, july 1S.-Wth the excep-
ucu of $4,000 in bones the proceeds OF
the robbery of The Jefferson Street M
SER Christopher SCArage. which oc-
CURED las, March have been recovered
through The confession of John Nc
Lean who has been undergoing severe
cross examination at the hands Of the
police for several days. This morning
Mclean weakened and consented TO
lead ,he detectives 10 a house in Shields
alley where were neatly tied in a pack
age in a tin box an but $4,000 OF the
stolen securities, buried IN the cellar.
The victim of the robbery. an old man,
with the habits of a hermit. lived in a
little Sh3nty a, Il South jefferson
street. EaCh night after supper L was
his custom 10 take ouc his hCardings
and count them over. While he was
thus engaged. March 24,h. two men
called al the house and told the old man
they were in quest Of a room. When
-he old mans back was turned the band
irs threw him TO the tiOcr. bound and
ee~~ed him. and leiSurely made of with
SlS 725 in money and bonds. Over ten
lh,1ssnd dollars worth Cf mortgages
were. however. overlooked.
Ssx men are now under arrest, charg-
ed with completely in the robbery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
THOSE FAVORING BRYAN
Will Probably Have Big Majority in the
PopuI!st Convention.

St. Louis No. July 1S.-Not enough
of the delegates TO the Populist cOnven-
ton which assemblies here next Wednes-
day, have arrived in the city TO give
fair idea as to the complexion of that
gathering A majority of those here are
Middle OF the Road" men, who are not
in favor of the endorsement of Bryan.
When Chairman Taubeneck calls the
convention to order he will introduce
the temporary chairman.
This temporary chairman will be Sc
lected by the national committee at its
meeting Tuesday, although the man will
5e virtually named by the national eX-
ecutiye committee, which held its first
meeting to-day with only six members
present
"C-clone" Davis, OF Texas, who is op-
posed TO fusion, and is for an independ-,
ent Populist ticket is the choice OF the
mid lie of the Road" Populists
There is a possibility that he may be
re!cc,'ed - The rear.
The Middle of the Road" people are
in majority now. but when the three
absen. members of the committee get
here here is a strong probability mat
U. s. Senator w. V. Allen, of Nebras-
ka. may be put forward for both tem-
porary and permanent chairman.
Senator Allen is said to be outspoken
for the Endorsement Of Bryan and Sc
wall and the union OF all the free silver
forces.
II the anti-Bryan men and the men,
bers of the national machine try to run
in a temporary chairman the scene in
the Chicago convention when David B.
Hill was turned down and Senator DAN
iel, OF Virginia, put in, may be dupli-
Gated
The Bryan wing of the party claims
over 900 delegates out of the total num-
Der OF !, $50 and a large majority would
not submit 10 the dictation of minority
faction.
At meeting of the executive commit
tee il is claimed that the subject of tenn
j9orary officers was discussed. II was
taken up. but only in an informal way.
Chairman Taubeneck soon discovered
that not all the members were with him,
and that it was barely possible the
Middle Of the Road men would have
majority in the full body. This altered
h's plans and the matter was postponed.
It is said that the Middle OF the Road"
men now threaten to bolt il Bryan is
endorsed. They come mostly from
south Of Mason and DiXon's line.
To-nights arrivals are not numerous,
and it is not expected that any great
number Of Populists will come in before
Monday or Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
SILVER IN NEW YORK.
Thousand of Voters Indorse theCh icago
Nominees and Platform.

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Senator Jones,
CT Arkansas. chairman Of the Democrats
National Committee l-ft here to-day for
Arkansas. and probably Will stop at ST.
LOUIS en- route. He VIII return in about
ten days.
d mocra-ic headquarters here are in ac-
tive operation. Lawrence Gardner being in
charge as secretary Of the Congressional
Campaign Comm.ttez ard a,S0 cf the Ma
tio-ai Association Of Democratic clubs.
He said to-day that from this time en-
until the close CT the campaign he will
push the club work.
"I am receiving a grsat many communi-
cations from New York city said he to-
DAY. "contair'-g applications fer enroll
meut Of Democratic clubs iu the National
organization. l got 'eit5r this morning
from tEs RuSsiar-Am- -ricau Democratic
U-.cu cf NV York with a membership Of
l2.no. stating that they fully iHd1rsed the
Chicago r5~uu- m0cra,.c ticket ard
p.1tf,rm ana asking q place amcHg th1
u HCcltic clubs. In TWO days mail I
alv5 also received a number of applca-
lions from smaller bodies for enrolment.
IT,. Bryan Fr5se Silver League Of New
York starts with membership of 100
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
MUST INDORSE BRYAN.
Senators Stewart and PETER Oppose an
Independent Ticket.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 1S.-Senator Stew
art, of Nevada, arrived tonight. I'VE
mus. endorse or nominate Bryan" he
said. THE attitude Of the Southern
delegates will have no effect at all.
They are putting themselves in very
foolish position. If an independent
ticket ware nominated, the rank and file
would 1Dt support it, We mus unite
all our forces for free silver. That is
what the people demand and what they
must have We need the Populist vote
in the Northwest, where ID is solid for
Bryan"
Senator PETER also came in.
The convention should by all means
endorse Bryan" he said In aligning
the forces for the fight on the financial
issue, every Populisc should be on the
side OF free silver. The convention will
endorse Bryan; there is nothing else
for it to do
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
HARRISON COUNTY DEMOCRATS

Held a Monster Ratification Meeting.
Greatly Chcered 10y the Prospect of Car
ryiuS the County.
Special TO the Register
Clarksburg. ". Va, July 1S.-To-day
a vas. crowd OF enthusiastic Democrats
and people Interested in the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver, ,ended q
ratification in Jhis city and listened TO
Hon. G. c. Watts, John }. Davis, W. B.
McGarry and BENZ. Wilson discuss the
great 0oli.cal questions of the hour.
The speakers were frequently Gpplduded
and were listened to with an attention
seldom nOiced on such occasions. Ile
Democrats are oleered. and say they.
will carry this county Ibis fall.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
CANNONADING bEAh'''
The Forces of Nunez and rucni'' b''''''D
To Have Vet.


Havana. July 18.-Pa rs nm VII
San Cristobai who rea"a-I ..'' ''.'' ..,,' 49,,
dav report having hoard a'N9 03n 5i,,
nonading and nuskc"y urA5 |'' 1-y
Yesterday. 1t is believed that 'I.e IN. el..
g2gemer- was the I'm progress -. -
Fuentes $ command AMI the iAS 2 2r-,
under Nunez. TIE Ia..'- "l</recs ''
reported as having pa. Ne L@spi'o'
farm in Pinar del Rio. -,
An insurgent SPY has been captured
bv the troops operating in the district
OF Minis. He " $ carrying messages
from the Prefect Emilio Vigoa TO Maceo.
Protected by Quintin Banderera, Josd
Miro succeeded in LANDING an expedition
in the district OF San Diesa.
The band OF Juan Bruno. constituting
the rear guard o, rhe i,irgent' Iayas'
has attacked the trochl To the province
OF Pirar del Rio, with raa Intention OIL
creating a diversion to iicl4I,suo 'l-0
passing oil the line by NaDeo.
Insurgents have p.un anu par
italy burned the village " CaOezas' ia
the province Of N4-a.La
The town Of San Hi.a .' '''lll ,li, u1u';
gcunded in 1893. was a .-o ..@0A'~ '''i'
twelve houses were burr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
PLATFORM AND CANDIDATES
or the Chicago Convention Endorsed by
Virginia Silverites.

Washington, July 1S.-In response to
a call issued. a convention of the sill
velites of Virginia was held yesterday
at HerndOn, Va, to select delegates to
The American silver convention to meet
at ST. Louis on Wednesday. Forty del
egaces were elected, and resolutions
were adopted instructirg them to do all
in their power to secure an endorse
ment OF the Chicago ticket and plat
form The delegates at large are Major
John S. Duffie, OF Herndon; Alex. J.
WeCd5r Burn, l. L. Johnson and j. w.
Morton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
THE CASE REOPLNED.
The King Claimant, VIII Carry it Up to
the Circuit Court.
Snecial to the Regis.er.

Special to the Register.
PlrkersbuTg, w. Va, July 1S.-TAe
famous King land eases were reopened
and reinu,ated at United States Court
today. a petition for appeal and as
sienment Of errors was filed in the fol-
lowing cases: II. c. King vs.. j. c. VIII
hanson, ct al, II. c. King vs.. Brice Nc
Dc1ald. ct al; II. c. King VS.. H. ).
VIII g. Ct al, and II. c. King vs.. Alex.
McClin.ock. et al. Bend was given and
an appea, and supersedeas was allowed
in each. Bond in $4,000 in each was
filed in two cases ard 1000 each in the
others. and all will be carried up to the
Circuit Court OF Appeals.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS KICK.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Morgantown, W. Va, July 1S.-The
telephone subscribers here Of the Cen
trail District and Printing Telegraph
Company operating the Bell telephone
line have pe-iuoned the company 20
reduce the rate from S36 TO SIS per
year. or the same rate that is now
ctarged at FaInont. The Peoples
Telephone Company. which has lines 70
all the principal points in the county,
has put in about 40 telephones in town
and will in a short time have connection
with Fairmont, and is becoming a dan
gerous rival of the Central District
Company. People here will paronize
the company giving the cheapest rates.
The District Company have about Is
subscribers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

LAWRENCE, KY, July B.-The head
less bodies Of 4 white man and woman
were found on the Southern railroad track,
ten miles from here this morning. The
mans head was severed from the mouth
up. and the woman's dilgcnally across ths
head. The bodies have been identified as
those of Joseph Hopper and wife, of Lon
don. Ky.
The co-orer returned a verdict Of sui
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
rLANs OF rHE BRYANS.

'iI Remain st Home TIN Time to Go to
Nrw York and Receive OmciaI Notitica-
t,nu.
Lincoln Neb., July 1S.-It was near
middle Of the forenoon to-day whe@
.- Il. Bryan. the Democratic nominee.
from his ted. A large number Of
AIDS ant neighOors called during the
DE- vas the intention Cf Nr. Bryan
a over TO Omaha to-day. Tut the
Ing rain which began l1S5 cight
nued to-day. and he Will not go
-.- Monday or Tuesday. II IS his in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
ENTHUSIASTIC FOR THE TICKET.

4 Monster Meeting of Democrats at Wes-
ton-A Bryan Club Formed.
Special 20 the Regis er.
Weston. W. Va, July 1S.-A rousing
ra.iucaion meeting was held at tne
Court House hare last night at which
Ehe Bryan Democratic Club OF Weston
was organized with he following OIL
GERS: President. Robert l.. Bland; Vice
Presidents. Col. A. W. WOodford, DR..
Duncan Ward and J. +. EsJelle; Secre-
tary. Chas. z. BaGb; Treasurer, Editor
A. H. Brown.
Vigorous speeches were made and the
Chicago platform earnestly endorsed.
There was an extensive enrolment OF
members including some who have her
-of1re affiliated with the Republicans.
The club promises to do effective work
for the cause OF Democracy in the pres
en-, campaign.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
rnE MOVEMENT GROWING.


..>-. Louis Populist Convention Almost
sure to- Indor>e bryan.
Iouis. Mo. July 1S.-Ckalrm3n
neck has returned .yom CAic2sc.
coming was the sigma, for re-
ACTIVITY on the part Of the Popu-
.o hope TO prevent an endoIsa-
oc Bryan and The CEicago p.at-
visit to- CAicaGc. which was r2ray
his fear that the Illinois Geegat on
leave han in the lurcl. was S2-
Is u5. productive Of results.
IN .he. discussions Of the and-Bryan
e-tav no definite pan OF action
-reed upon. but they seem deter
.o make a straight-Out fight for a
-ickt, and platform.
ae Oklahoma Bryan headquarters
N.s much U5iiatCn over lndl-i-
o., the growing strength OF the
--.uuent to endorse Bryan and Sew1I
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
STEP TOWARD A SETTLEMENT.

Piusburg, Pa, July 1S.-The Window
Glass workers Association concluded
The discussion Of the auditors report
to-day and passed a resolution exon
er9-.ng ali the executive officers from
having appropriated any money for
their use.
This action is a long step toward
settlement OF all factional difference.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
WOOD COUNTY BAR.
A We'll Attended Meeting to Hear the
FuIpry ON Judge A. !. Boreman.

Special to the Regis,er
Parkersburg, W Va, July 1S.-A
fairly We'll attended meeting of the
Wood County, Bar Association was held
at the Court House this afternoon for
the purpose Of hearing the eulogy on
uhe life OF Judge a. j. Boreman, which
was delivered by Judge George Looms.
1t Was a brilliant analysis Of West Vir-
ginia's deceased scholar AID states
man
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

Book Reviewer (reading noyeD-And
che cent him back his engagement ring.
Solus-Impossible. Unsa.e, unsound,
unreliable. Not real, not even imagin-
a-ive The summer girl does not sur
render her trophies so easy. The book
must be tabooed. No one will read it.
Away with it whence it came.-Boston
Courier. - - -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

ten,ion TO remain here until the frs.
week in Angus. when he will 80 -
New York TO be Officially notified tha-
he has been nominated. Maar,ime re
VII work upon his letter CT acceptance.
After he notification Mr.. and Mr2 Bry-
an viii go wiz Mr.. and Mrs. SeNall and
spend a week with them at the SewaE
summer home in Maine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
InHN W. CARRACO DEAD.
III tn the Regllster

Special 20 the ReSlsleT'
Morgantown, W. Va, July 15.-John
William Carraco, aged 70 years, re-
tired merchant and prominent citizen Of
this place. died suddenly his morning
at his home in South MOrgantOwl. He
was engaged in merchandising here for
40 wears and was highly esteemed by
everybody. He leaves a willow and four
children and a large estate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
The Wealth

F. Schnepf, the Ope-- iiou@o '.a.,-'s ~ os
g.st made ne follow - go. co.
OF the weather yesterd-. d. ~ m ~
8 a. m. 65; Z m. So; j. -l'' o. "
m. SO. Weather fair. r,.. rs-ro-
WASHINGTON. i. c. '-'' -
West Virginia - Tnr@-
southeasterly win. .,4 Ohm
For Western Pennsylv a. b.. shoa,s-.
r,5re,,erine wsataer, f5l esi oy showers
- 1-'' - - -, - fresh to br sooa'heAsteFy
winds. (Y - -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

A man never realizes the superiority
OF woman so much as when she is sew
i-g on a button without a thimble,
pushing the needle against the wall 10
get it half way through. and pulling 1t
through the other half by hanging on to
il with his teeth.-Tid-Bits
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
REPUBLICAN, FOR BRYAN.
Several Converts in Orange. and silver Lea
cue Projected.

New York, July 1S.-The Democratic
national ticket will gain many adheren;s
from among the Republicans OF Orange,
n. J. James Pierson, a large properly
owner and coal merchant on Dodd street,
East Orange. and lifelong Republican,
is out openly for Bryan. He says he
knows of other Republicans VINO VIII
support the Democratic ticket.
The Democrats at Orange will soon
organize a silver league. >. j. klauber,
prominent Hebrew, is cut for silver,
and says he is reflecting the sentiments
of nine-tenths of the Hebrews in that
vicinity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
WETZEL DEMOCRATS
Held Primaries and select IA County Ticket.
Large Vote PoIled,

Held Primaries aud >cIect IouhIy IIVhVV.
\ Large Vote Polled,
Special TO the Register.
New Marcinsville, w. Va, July lS.-
4 large vote was pOlled at the Demo-
cra.ic primary to-day Full returns are
nc. in. but enough are in 10 snow that
the following gentlemen are nominated:
For Sheriff. James Piles; House OF
DeIega,es. Col. l. VI. Stephens; Clerk
of Circuit Court. J. W. kaufman; Clerk
of County Court. r. E. L. Sncdgrass.
:. l. Robinson and ]. Z. Young were
nominated for justices in this district.
For Prosecu ing Attorney the race Is
close between ". T. Sidell and Z. l..
Robinson. with chances lavoring Sidell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
RUDENESS.

Missionary from China)-Yes. money
Is sadlv needed for the enlightenment of
these poor heathen.
His Wne-Why they actually used TO
call US foreign devils
Hostess-Dear mei How very rude
of them TO be so personal.-Sketch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

The charming girl in the baby blue
shirt waist yawned behind her translu-
cent fingers.
What is the matter. Lucia?" queried
the tall blonde with ahe court plaster
mole.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
C. P. D0RR NOMINATED.

Republicans Name Him for Congress in
the Third District Gaines and Fuckers
Name Presented.
Special to the Register.
Charleston, W. Va, July 1S.-The
Republicans of the Third Congressional
district met at Montgomery to-day and
nominated c. P. Dorr, Of Webster coun-
ty, for Congress.
The other candidates, whose names
were presented to the convention. were
J. II. Gaines, OF Kanawha and Z. P.
Rucker, OF Mcdowell.
Dorr was notina;ed on the first bal
lot.
John Cooper was chosen presidential
elector
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
CONFUSED.

Schoolmaster (uo new boy)-What is
Your father by trade?
Boy perp,exed)-I haven't to tell.
Schoolmaster-But YOU must.
Boy (after a great deal Of hesitation)
Please. sir, he's the bearded woman
al the circusl-Boston Post.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
TOOK TWO OUNCES OF LAUDANUM
Special to the Regster.

Special TO the Register.
Psrkersburg. W. Va, July 1S.-Finn
Turner. a young married man who has
been employed By he various butchers
heer. made a desperate attempt to take
mis- own life By taking TWO ounces of
iaudanum. Turner was no. discovered
until the drug had ;ckea fen effect, and
was almost dead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
DESTROYED THE lUNN.
Malvern, Arkansas, Lail in Ruins by
InCendiarieS.

The Work was Done Most Efec-
t.vely and Systematically--A Fire
was Started in a Cottage on the
Outckirts, and When the People
Had Been Attracted to That
Point, Fires Were Started in Half
a Dozen Places in the Business
Centre-Loss Estimated at from
Two to Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
Ex-Governor Fleming Has Just Re-
turned From Lincoln,

The Home Of the Democratic Can
didate-He Tells in an Interview,
of the Feeling Towards Mr., Bryan
at His Home and Among His
Neighbors - Governor Fleming
Says Bryan is Not a Populist, and
That His Capacity for Making
Speeches and Saying the Right
Thing is Remarkable.