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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

Canton, Ohio, September 2G.-TO-day
has been the most notable day Of the
campaign in Canton except the formal
opening OF the county campaign last
week. The crowd exceeded that OF any
other demonstration. Four or tye
States were represented in the days de-
ings and delegations came from between
twenty and thirty towns, extending as
far west as Peoria, H., and as far east
as Buffalo, n. Y. The delegations were
so massed that Major Mckinley manss-
ed to address all in eleven speeches.
The closing demonstration OF the Gay
was that Of the Peoples Patriotic CLUB,
Of Cleveland, under the auspices OF Mrs.
J. w. Shepard, the ladies' marching club,
and band, and other organizations OF
Cleveland. The delegation represented.
the Western Reserve Of Ohio and repre-
sented six special trains for its trans
pOrtation. 1t included organized bodies
of naturalized Americans who were for
mer subjects Of Bohemia, I,aly, Poland,
Hungary. Germany, Afro-Amer.cans
and first voters. Major Mckissen, Oh
Cleveland. was mas.er Of ceremonies.
NJ. Richter spoke for The B0hemi9ns. NJ.
Garibolli for the Italians; State Senator
John p. Green. for the colored peoDle;
VIM. Welfeld, for the Poles; W. H. Sha-
warse. for the HunPsrians end harry
Mason, for the Americans. This day,
like the many others, was conspicuous
for the many bands and drum corps,
gaily uniformed and well drilled.
A small delegation brought the con-
gratulations of Piqua and Miami coun-
ties. \ special train Of FIVE coaches
brought the Buffalo Mckinley and H0-
bart club. irrespective Of parry ahlia-
tions. which was introduced by Henry
S. Hill.
A. II. Burchfeld introduced a small
delegation of men gaily bedecked with
badges as the employees Of joseph Horne
& Co.. of Pi.tsburg Major Mckinley
addressed them briefly, principally on
the currency question.
Major McKinley's ninth speech for
/ the day was delivered 10 abcl 1000 ON
plOyes of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
/ Railroad, from points between Toledo
and Wheeling, W. Va. This party was
introduced by J. +. Townsend, general
/ freight agent of ,he road.
Speech number ten was to the en-
plCyes of the Pennsylvania Tin Pla5e
I Company, who came in q special Erail
OF fifteen coaches. Members OF Jhis del
egation were handsomely uniformed and
carried torches, which were used in n
street demonstration tonight. Their
greetings were presented by Howard
! Dinkelspeil.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
HARDIN AT ST. OIARYS.

Splendid Meeting Held There Friday
Afternoon "A Large and Enthusiastic
Crowd
Special to the Register.
St. Mary's. W. Va, September 23.-The
meeting yesterday afternoon was very
large and enthusiastic. The speaker,
Gen. 2. Watt Hardin. of Kentucky. was
introduced by J. c. holland. and spoke
about an hour and a half to large and
appreciative audience, several of whom
were ladies. He gave a straightforward
talk on the silver question. and requested
any one TO ask any questions. 1t was an
address to educate the voters, and not to
stir up animosity.
Hon. IT. 5. Riley spoke few minutes on
the issues of the State campaign. While
the meeting was exceedingly quiet and or
DERBY. there was more attention than IS
generally given. showing clearly that the
raon1e had been given food for thought.
J1s stirred up that amount of enthusiasm
that il will last till November 3.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
DEMAGOGUE AT GRAFTON.

AsiiHNlIi ~ tli'' Atif-lsAfAs
Grafton, W. Va, September 26-Col.
Adams, OF New York City. addressed
the B. & o. Republican club here to-
night, and the people had an oppor.un-
ity OF hearing the worst demagogue
that ever came to our city. He was so
vulgar and indecent in his speech that
a majority Of the gold people left the
hall before he had spoken half an hour.
His whole speech was made up Of false
hoods and abuse Of Mr.. Bryan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

CHICAGO, September 2G.-The German
American Bryan and Altgeld club has re-
ceived letter from W. J. Bryan in answer
to an address a delegation of club MEM
bers laid before him at St Louis, Septem-
Der u. In this address they assured him
of their support. The letter is dated Lin
coin, Neb., September %. but was really
written at Brooklyn, and is as follows:
To the German-American Bryan and Alt
geld Club of Cook County:
Gentlemen:-I am in receipts of your adj
dress assuring me of your support in this
Presidential contest, and l beg to express
to you, individually and collectively, my
appreciation of your friendly interest.
The fact that you or your Immediate an
cestors have lived under governments less
directly responsible to the people entities
you to compare the advantages of our
form of government with those of the
fatherland. Ny confidence in the good
judgment of our Communications leads
me to believe that they will be found
among the staunchest supporters of BIZ
metallism, and my faith in their patriot
ism makes me certain that they will favor
an independent financial policy for the
United States. I have been much graft
fled TO notice the rapid growth Of the sill
yer sentiment among the German speak
ing portion of our citizens. l beg to call
your attention TO the letter recently writ
ten by Prince Bismarck to Governor Gull
berson, of Texas.
(Alr. Bryan here quotes the letter in
full)
rrrf. 4r,f-
man among the German people and the
respect felt for his opinion throughout
the world give great weight to his words.
If the gold standard had been blessing
to Germany. he certainly would not de-
sire his country to abondon the gold stand
ard and restore bimetallism. 1t is humil-
iating to think that American citizens
doubt the ability OF the United States to
legislate for itself when q statesman like
Bismarck is willing to cOncede TO the
United States the ability 10 lead in the
restoration of bimetallism. The testi-
mony given by Bismarck rs to the failure
of the gold standard to benefit Germany
Is likewise true Of every nation which has
tried the gold standard. The gold stand
ard means dear money and dear money
means hard times.
This is the universal experience where
It has been tried and only those who de-
sire hard times and profit by them can in
the end support the present financial pol
icy which the Republican party desires
to maintain so long as the maintenance
of that policy is insisted upon by foreign
creditors.
Again thanking you for your cordial
greeting, 1 am
Very truly yours.
W. J. BRYAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
BIG MEETING At RAvENSWOOO
a Club Organized for Free Silver and Many
Republican Join IT.

Special to the Register.
Ravenswood, w. Va, September 26.-
Wells's Opera House was filed 10 ever
flowing tonight with persons from all
political parties to listen to the gifted
and eloquent young silver orator, Hoo.
George I. Neale, OF Huntington, and to
organize a free silver club. The club
starts off with a membership of $50, all
voters, twelve OF whom have ben
heretofore avowed Republicans. The
club organized by electing John A. Nc
Intosh, president; F. II. Green, first
vice prsident; J. w. Taylor, second vice
president; J. " Armstrong, secretary;
and z. Tumlin, treasurer. The meet
ing was the largest and most enthusiastic
that has ever been held by either po-
litical party in this town. and they Is
tened attentively to Mr. Neale, who held
the audience spsllbOund for one hour
and thirty minutes with one of the most
augmentative speeches that has ben
delivered in his town during the cam
paign.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
a DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Resulting From Practical Jokes Played by
Two Young Men.

New Orleans, September pa dou-
bic tragedy occurred in a Bourbon stree;
boarding house this morning.
Harry Goldsmith, a solicitor for a
debenture company, and Joseph Cold
stein. a clothing drummer. board in the
house. Recently they have been play
ing pranks on each other. This morn
ing they quarreled about a joke tha,
Goldstein perpetrated on Goldsmith.
The latter secured his revolver and shot
Goldstein twice in the head. inflicting
mortal wounds. Goldsmith then turned
the pistol to his own head and blew out
his brains. Both men are young and
unmarried.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
ARIG SUIT ENTERED
By j. +. Mock. Against the Ohio River
Railroad Company.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, September 90
]. f. Mock. of Butler, Pa. through an
attorney here, brought suit to-day in
the Circuit Court for 100000 damages
against the Ohio River railroad. One
suit is for $4,000 for damages alleged
to have been received in the wreck OF
the car carrying officials of the road
over the line on an inspection trip, sew
eral years ago, near Wheeling. and the
other is for 81. 900 for breach OF contract.
Mock claims that after the accidnt he
was retired and promised full pay dur
ing his life. and which promise, h AYERS,
was not kept. Mock was formerly su-
perintendent of bridges Of the road.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRS
c,oo,o,+o the Register.

washington. D. G., September 20
W Bar was to-day appointed post
y. 49, ., Do a. Wades;own, Monongalia
oI',ntL ca"9'e- W Va. vice T. W. Barr, dead.
S,bo 80 6SO,stoas,er General has changed the
5at. ,tei so, S' t5e consolidation Of the Cen
tral CITY postofice with J9al I,o,,l, oI NUM-
inrton inc from October to December l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

s.. Louis. No. September 2G.-ln .ha'r
game. The Pirates let the pipe g. out OF
ihem. and never woke up. H0I
pitched a good game. buj his supp)r
miserable. Game was calle1 O
end Of the seventh inning on accoun OIL
darknsss- Attendance. 1.500. ec.r.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
ANOTHER FROST FOR DovENER.

Special to the Register, os
80. - nn,,ener spoke to fair sized audi
C.'p'' " v-nsonburg tonight. It was easy
..',g ,,,eeorn ~ that the usual enthusiasm was
- -. T. is q matter that can no longer
he concealed that the ruraI dlSyric.s Is.I m are are
tor 81 Rrvan and free silver and Wilsonourg
- - exception to this rule.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
HON. george FRED WILLIAMS
Nominated By -Four State Conventions
at Boston Yesterday.

He Will Bear the Democratic
Standard in the Gubernatoral
Fight in Massachusetts, and Has
Been Indorsed by the Populists.
A Remarkable Days Work in
Politics-All Democratic Conven-
tiOns Indorse Bryan and Sewall
and the Chicago Platform.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
TOLEDO WON BOTH.
special TO the Register.

Toledo. O.. August 26.-Boh Of to-
dav's games were characterized by loose
seiding. but the locals defeated the 5 2
inaws very easily. Derrick made li-.ie
effort TO win the second game To-mor-
vow closes the Interstate season. Score
o. the first game:
Seoinaw .. 0O1O3O00O4 . q
Batteries, Coyle and Arthur, Coss"sA
and Fuller.
Second game. Score:
s9ginaw ..... OOO1O1O-2 ;
Batteries. Keenan, and Arthur Der
rick and Fuller; umpire, Hubbard.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
THE GERMAN Americans.
Candidat Bryan Replies to An Address
From a Chicago Club.

Has Full Confidence in the Good
Sense of the German-Americans
to Lead Them Alright on the F i
nancial Question - Bismarck s
Letter Shows the Tendency of
Feeling in Germany-Humliating
to Believe That Any American
Citizen Doubts His COuntry's
Ability to Maintain It's Own Z i
nancial Policy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
OIL NEWS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Cairo. W. Va, September 26.-This
place is again in the midst of great eX-
element Of another oil strike. The
strike was made here this morning. and
it is said the well will be good for 100
barrels per day. The We'll was moi
found in any of the sands that have be-
fore been found, but is in a shallow
sa,d orlv 10 feet to,-. L is located
800 feet from the Lubbock Oil Compony's
big well. on what IS known as 'the
point" and was put down by the Clark
oil Company. of Marietta. The wei is
on a contested lease, the Lubeck Oil
Company. Of Parkersburg, having a
claim upon it. which will doubtless lead
10 complicated litigation.
Oil CITY. Pa. September 26.-Credit
balances s1.4S. Certificates opened,
lowest. highest and closed at s1.1S. Ship
ments S9.91S barrels; runs 1894 bar
rels. n,
-Pennsylvania strong: October Sis
bid. Sales, none,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

Albany, n. Y, September 26.-JChn
Boyd Thacher has declined the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor. This
was the day set for the visit to Mr..
Thacher by the committee of five ap-
pointed al the meeting OF the State Dem
ocratic Committee, on Tuesday, 10 Off
cially notify him Of his nomination; but
in advance OF their coming he gave out
a letter announcing his declination. At
/ the outset Of this statement Mr.. Thacher
made acknowledgement of the honor
which the nomination implied and in the
next sentence said mat he was con-
strained 10 decline ii. lie said he was
away from Albany during the conyen-
/ tion and did not learn OF his nomina-
| ton unit after five o'clock p. m.
/ There had never been submitted TO me
a press copy, a manuscript copy or any
o,her copy of the proposed platform. l
/ had nc reason to expect that the State
/ Convention would commit the Democrat
ic party unreseryedly TO all parts OF the
/ Chicago platform. l believe that NUM-
cipa, and other reforms in which the
people are interested could not be OBJ
! tanned until the administration had been
Wreuched from the hands of the political
boss.
l believed that the people would be
with us on that issue.
! at had developed that there is a very
/ decided desire on the par of the State
7 Democratic party TO corie the election
on the question of the unlimited coinage
Of silver.
II is impossible for ne With the views
J ! held. TO make a contest on the coin
age issue. I feel that as an honorable
man | should make way for some one
who can carry the banner with that de-
vice
have no sympathy with those who de-
sert the party now in its hour of need.
| Every Democrat who believes that the
party Is or can be made an instrument Of
good should stay within its ranks and by
| counsel and example endeavor to build it
up and make it strong. Ny marty can de-
( mand OF me no honorable sacrifice I will
not make. 1t can ask of me no duty will
not perform. Ny best usefulness win now
be to humbly remain within its ranks and
give such powers as I possess to strength
ening its pillars and establishing its bull
wark.
The probable outcome Of Mr.. Thatcher's
declination win be an endorsement by a
branch of the regular Democracy of Daniel
G. Griffin on State issues and the endorse
ment of a Populistic candidate by the sill
l Yer men in the State II IS beiVaed that
this is satisfactory to Mr. HILL Tammany
Hall, however. may insist upon its own
candidate. and at the State committee
meeting on Monday night they may fight
for the promotion of Judge Porter to first
place and Elliot f. Danforth to second.
1t is absolutely denied that Mr.. Bryan
wrote any letter to Mr.. Thacher asking
his withdrawal nor has he intimated to
anybody such desire. The story was
made out of whole cloth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
CAMERON FREE SILVER CLUB.
One Hundred and three Members Enrolled
Mr.. TaIIman Asked to speak.

Special to the Register.
Cameron. W. Va, September 26.-The
Democrats held a rousing meeting here
this evening and organ.zd a fire silver
club OF 1O3 members, which will be
known as the John T. McGraw Sixteen
10 One. with no compromise Mr.. c. Y.
Bsnsdum. president; VIM. NJ. Kincaid,
vice president: J. G.. Crawford, secre-
tarv. Mr.. Tallman. Of Bellaire. has
been invited to speak hsre next Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, by the COM
mittee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
CHICKERING PIANO MUST BE SOLD

CHICKERING PIANU MUoI DE- SUD
About year ago a family bought 4
fine new Ch.ckering upright piano. CIR
crmstances compel them to part with il,
and in order to realize on it immediate
" we are instructed TO sell II az near.y
.o1e-baIf its value. The piano has had
very little use and is virtually a new
rteno in every sense Of the word. This
is an offer very rarely offered.
F. ". BAUMER CO.,
1910 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
BRYAN'S TRIUMPHAE TOUR,
q
Through New England, Proves the
Strength Of the Peoples Cause

In That Alleged Stronghold Of Gold
Standard Sentiment - Immense
Crowds Turn Out to Gree Him at
Every StatiOn-Speeches at Sew
eral of the Larger Townsville
Biggest Demonstration Ever Seen
in the Town of Bath-A Days
Rest With Sewan Before Rssum-
irr the Hard Work Of Campaign
nL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

E0rnOd nuns, " UrtIIHE . IWV y
tJailer Somcrs: stolen bases. wagner
Gallagher Westlake; left on bases. Wheel
ing ;. Youngstown 3; sacrifice hits y I,,L iol..
Wagner hit by pitched ball iili,'.l..li
balls. Zinram time, 1:40; umpres, Thurs
ton and ScheiDle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
YOUNGSTOWN SHUT OUl
As a Result of Phenomenal Pitching
By Johnny Baker.

The Visitors Got Only One Man as
Far as Second Base--National and
Interstate League Matters-The
Proposed Firemen's Rurningrace.
Other Sporting Matters OF Gener-
al Interest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27


IS c0nceroet. september th-9
..a, rarlrS2hle for Two things,
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
MORE N'KINLEY CALLERS.
Delegations of Various Sizss Give Him
a Chance to Make Eleven Speeches.

A Marching Club of Ladies From
Cleveland Pay Their Respects S
and Receive the Glad Hand and
Kindly Smile-The Wheeling q
Lake Erie Employees Were Num-
ber Nine IN the List Of Delegations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
r'"S OF REPR0ACA.
-.-a,ry in Applying Epithets
TO the Sultan.

.-., Great Assassin" "Fiend In
and Representative OF
1Gcal and ArOciOus Gov
c" Among the Terms Ap-
% the Turkish Ruler.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

Washington. D. c.. September 26-
For West V.rginia-Fair followed by
local showers; cooler Sunday nigh.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Increasing cloudiness; showers; coc.er;
light 70 fresh south winds, shifting tc
northerly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
ON STATE ISSIIF@1 3 y,
John Boyd Thatcher Wanted to Make
the GuOernatOral Race,

But That Did Not Suit the Demo-
cracy Of New York, Who Want
a Man in Sympathy With the
Party's Position on the Leading
and Only Important Question
Now Before the American People.
Thatcher Accordingly Declines
the Nomination and Retires-Mr
Thatcher Will Stick to the Party,
However, and Give the Regular
Democracy His Full Support.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
Tho Weather

c. Schnepf, the Opera House druggist.
made the following observations Of tle
weather yesterday: a. m, So 9 a. m.
6S; y m, SO; p. m, s.; I p. m, 40.
Weather fair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

0 RUGS AT PHTLADTUPHTR.
'0fi1. P3., September 2f-
'ar1 h.arerS Of the gold Dcm0-
n'~als Palmer and BUckuer.
given rousing reception Tonight
Democrats Of this city who favor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

Continued on Fourth Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-17
SALISBURY HOLDS OUr.
with German War Scare-over He Again
Opposes Arbitration with Venezuela.

with German War Scare-Over He Again
opposes Arbitration with Venezuela.
London. January let would not
seem from the Times leader on the
Venezuela that recent efforts toward
arbitration have found much favor in
Downing street. If there exists any
indication in the English press OF Lord
Salisbury's disposition IN this mater,
.. is 20 be found n Jhe columns OF the
Times That paper has from the begin
ming Of the controversy seemed inspired
by the premier. If, therefore, It speaks
Ay authority any material results rom
arbitration seems IS remote as poss--
Gle.
We may again emQha-cally repeat,
says the Times, that me only polnt
on watch the British government can
make no concessions is the retention
under British severe. gnty Of bonahde
settled districts. II tbs can be secured
there is no reason for sanding by the
Sch9nburgk line. Meanwhile vague
talk about a permanent tribunal Of ar
0,-ration. TO which we are surprised 10
see Sir John Lubbock lends his coun-
tsnance, can only tend 20 obstruct OF
obscure more practical efforts for s0lV-
ing the difficulty.
IL IS now settled that the difficulty
really in dispute is that containing the
gcld-prodUc!Gg districts. which nave al
tracted the MN. grafton Of EnSlsn ad-
venturers. Those districts conceded, Il
may be easily assumed that Venezuela
may have the RESI- without further con-
trOyersy,
Lord Salisbury has not only che larg-
est party majority behind him IN the
l.stOry of Great Britain, bu1 he mas Just
now been assured Of the unanimous and
enthusiastic backing of the whole coun-
try I'm overt preparations for war against
Germany. The danger now seems 20
have passed. for some time 10 come. al
ls1st. and The premier's policy toward
the Unied states IS not likely less dc
tstor,al than 1t was before this assertion
of practically unlimited support. There
seems danger that Il he hereafter main
ta.ns the tone of his instructions 10 Sir
Julian PauncefOte 81 may surprise me
people OF the United States possibly TO
q dangerous repetition Of the popular
ou-burs Of few weeks ago.
The S. James Gazette this afternoon
SAYS: Mr.. Balfour does not give en-
courcgement 10 the diplomatic amateurs
who are now trying 10 get The Amerl-
cans 10 believe THAI We are wrong and
viii end by knuckling down. Those
who have been led to believe that the
MARQUIS of Salisbury intends to apply
90 Washington asking it to be good
enoush 20 arbt.rate or conciliate are
much mistaken. and we sincerely hope
thew have not been able to lead Ameri-
can opinion 10 share their error.