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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-22
\ GOOD MAN WARMLY PRAISED


Writing in this weeks Biblical
Recorder, Rev. DR. Hufham pays Il
high tribute to one of Raleigh's most
useful citizens He writes Suffer Il
word about j II. Afford who has had
much to do with the making of the
Recorder Entering the office as a
boy under Meredith in 1913, hc has
served as compositor or foreman,
sometimes also as booh-keeper and
mailing clerk, and sometimes for short
periods filling the chair editorial. In
some of these capacities he has served
through three administrations and
part of fourth. His intelligence,
wisdom. skill and faithfulness greatly
helped to carry the paper through the
perils which threatened its life in the
earlier days, and bring ii to its present
prosperity and power. Three of the
men with whom he was longest asso-
ciatcd Meredith, James and Bailey
would heartily endorse this statement
if they could speak \ fourth, who is
even more indebted to him than they,
makes this public recognition of a
beautiful life spent mainly in the SER
vice OF the denomination and without
expectation of fame or large pecu-
MARY rewards"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-22

Mr.. II. S. Chadwick is the moving
spirit in a new $4,000 mill for spin
ming hosiery in Charlotte, says the
News
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
aCEEYLENlG Gas.



A TRIBUNE reporter Tuesday inter
viewed john s.. NJ. NeilI, who is visiting
Great Falls in the interests of his firm,
which controls the patents covering the
use Of liquefied aeetylenc gas in the state
Of Montana. sir. Naill is enthusiastic
over the many advantages presented by
Great Falls as q suitable point for the
manufacture OF the iqueted acetylene
gas. lie finds that coke dust OF the
best quality can be obtained at Belt for
merely nominal price, while the lime
stone, which is the other ingredient re-
quired, is equally good in quality and
cheap in price. The large amount of
power necessary to generate the re-
CURED amount OF heat in electric fur
nacc8 is of course to be obtained here
cheaper than in any other place in the
United States. Mr. Nell states that in
his opinion this city will in future be the
place Of location fyr carbide OK calcium
plant Of large proportions The original
CON pany which controls tire patents for
tho aiectTic furnaces and the process of
Eq1ltoc1son d the gae has been selling
rights covering various cities and states.
The Philadelphia company have already
made contract for 1890 horaa power at
Niagara Falls, and have their furnaces
and plant for the manufacture Of car
bide well under way, When the acety-
!cDa Gaa is ijqueti. II is placed in steel
cylinders containing about - pounds Of
the ljquered 4sa. T his is the equivalent
OF 24D cubic feet of gas, and passing
through q burner, giving .tgns eqQiva
| lent to IL! candle pcwon, One light
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

mediatey after the ceremony. On their
return Mrs. Henderson will remain at
her home in Buffalo until January"
Mrs. Henderson arrived in Great Falls
yesterday morning, having been met az
Helena by Mr.. Henderson. and they are
now at home lii The Bach Cory block.
The infant child Of Mr., and Mrs. Nick
a W,iber Of 8l2 Sixth street south died
sunday morniug Of diphtheria. iuter-
menc occurred in Highland cemster,
There are no other cases Of diphtbaria il
5ne city,
Through the kindness Of Robert John.
SOD, Manager Hartley Of the traD0
opera bouBe has secured ths cervjces for
Thursday and Friday evenings, when
Keene presents Louis XII" and "Rich.
ard IL" Of the celebrated Bohemian
orchestra, OF which Mme. Marie Ericke
is directories and violin eololet.
Sheriff Bsldwin OF ElatheaG county
arrived in the city yesterday witt two
insane men, who are now in thu county
jail, and with whom he will this mOrn-
ing proceed to the asylum at Warm
Springs. One is insane on religion and
spent the night in eNhorting his fellow
prisoners 70 turn from the paths Of sin.
The Heiona Herald ia authority FOR the
statement that Miss Matte Opermar,
With whom Rev. DR.. Z q. i3ruwN Of San
Francisco is ac gu5ed ut having improper
rcaiione, WAS formerly a dress maker in
Helena, and WAS :her9 married 10 Dan
SlVert, Il wafer in The Cosmopolitan
hotel, from whom sho wRG divorced at
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
DR.. Titus of Dupuyeg is ia the city,

DE- Titus Of Dupuyer is in the city.
p. J. Shields came il from Belt yeeler-
uay.
Dr. G. L. X. Vidal OF Belt ia ia the
cltY.
Born, 10 Mr., and Mrs. William T, Pig
ott, a daughter.
j. b. Long, tho sheep buyer Of Syca
more, H., is iii tbs city.
p C. kittIe, general manager of the
Casner Coal and Coke company, cane in
from Belt yesterday,
The county jury commissions meeting
was yesterday postponed uotil the sec
ond Monday Of the month, Jan IS,
". A, Conklin Of Sand Couiee return.
ed from the east yesterday after an ab.
eence of 80 days 10 Iowa and Missouri
e. W. Kelly, of Tod (. Kelly, is OK.
pected to arrive today from British Co.
lumbia, where he has been for some time
past.
Miss Ethel C"umley and Eli Var.
brough, both Of Truly, ware married il
this city yesterday evening, Judge Bur
leish officiating.
Judge Benton yesterday rendered
Judgment ia favor Of plaintiffs for costs
amounting TO S21 30, in the suit of Rich.
ter & Dahn W.. j, f. tIuston.
Deputy Sheriff Proctor returned yes.
terday from harm Springs, whittier NC
took William Newell, adjudged insane
4 4,,l {xD l.,
In the district court yesterday, in the
suit of the Exchange National bank OF
Spokane VS.. 4. B. keeler and Martha F.
Kee!er, tn default Of the defendants
was entered.
J. G. Wells of Neihart, one of the prin
cipal owners in the Nevada mine at that
place, is spending few days ID the city
He reports quite little boom in mining
operations there and better feeling
prevailing among the Nehart people
than for ONE time past.
Before Commissioner Cockrll yester
day Tyree M. Hubbard made final proof
in support of his homestead entry of the
east half of the northeast quarter oil
section 10, the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter and the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton IL, all in township II north, range
3 east.
j. +. Williams came in yesterday
from his limo camp near Loggiug Creek
Jack paid EHE Tribune office Il short
visit and says that he has an iuoXhaust,
iblc quantity Of the best limestone and
can furnish his customers the best lime
sold in Montana, which he W ill fully
demonstrate if they will favor him Will
their orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Kaufman and
daughter, of Kolstadt, Germany, parents
and sister of Mrs. Nate Wcrthcinl, ar.
rived yesterday from Fargo, where they
had been visiting relatives for few
weeks, and will spend the winter in
Great Falls as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Worthcim, at their home on Third ave.
nue. north, near Fifth street
William G, Coombe, aged 2G years
died at Centerville OF pneumonia Satur
day after an illness lasting five or sly
days. The deceased was tried for muir
der in the district court during the fall
of 1894, having been arrested for killing
Jerry Connell on the night of July 4 o
that year. lie was acquitted by proving
an alibi, although as soon as Connell wa'
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
Sunday, Jan ).

Capt. Thomas Couch ls visiting at his
ranch 81 s;unuyside.
John j. Iattan, son Of Judge John W.
Tattan, and William Wells Of Fort Ben
ton are ia the city.
S. j. Eick erson, a native of Canada.
Yesterday declared his intention of be
coming !. citizen of the United States.
Mrs. Il. X. Lewis expects to leave Sun
day for Great Falls. Mrs. Lewis will
probably Join her sister in Washington.
Glasgow Record.
Missoula correspondence of the ANA.
conda Standard says SO *. Cunning
ham, formerly Of Great Falls and Bill.
lings, is ia Missoula,"
Mrs. s. j. Tracy Of Boze0an arrived
in the city yesterday and will tomorrow
evening install the officers elect of Olive
chapter, No, 10, Order Of the Eastern
Star.
4. p. Curtin & Co. have purchased
from John l. Engdahl and Charles Red
path the stock of merchandise, furniture,
etc, in Engdahl & Redpath'a store at
Belt, the consideration being $3.50
Capt w. Il. Stafford of the Boston and
Great Falls addition was yes terday oli-
cally notified of his appointment as aide
de-camp on the staff of Gen. |. N.
Walker, commander in chief OF the
Grand Army of the Republic of the
United States
Samuel W, House yesterday made
final proof before Commissioner Cockrill
in support of his desert land entry of the
southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section 7, the south half of the
! southwest quarter and the northeast
. quarter OF the southwest quarter of Sec
! tion 8, all in township 10 north, range s
! east.
The county board Of health yesterday
gave permission to open school in the
Kennedy addition to the townsite of
Belt A new school house was recently
/ erected there, but not opened, as diph'
! liberia WAS prevalent. The board also
ordered that school might be opened
Jan. l3 throughout the Belt district if no
new cases of dlphtheria are reported
meanwhile
Chief Justice Lee of Kibbey yesterday
telephoned to County Attorney Freeman
that some man, whose name Mr. Free
man could not distinguish, had assaulted
Bill Larkin with an iron bar. badly beat
ing his face and, in the courts opinion
probably fracturing Larkin's skull. The
assaiant has been arrested and will be
sent into Great Falls for preliminary
examination.
There was yesterday fled for record a
satisfaction of mortgage for $1,000, on
lots Il, l3 and IA, block lJ2, townsite of
Great Falls, the MORTGAGE being William
Roberts and the mortgagor jennie Arm
old; the Montana Central Railway com,
pany executed to Jennie Arnold release
from attachment of the same property
and mortgage for $3.50 on certain
horses, harness, phaeton and household
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
goods executed by Jennie Arnold to "
Fl. Rance, was satisfied.

Cnunty Superintendent Swan yester.
day granted Il petition, there being no
renIonstrance, to divide school district
No. 6, aud ordered that all that portion
of district No. 6 which lies south Of a
line ooe milo north Of the southern
boundary Of township 18 north should
be district No. 30, known as Hound creek
district. The new district has euiiiaient
funds 20 maintain about throe mcnthe'
term Of school aud will probably receive
all of the next apportionment to district
No 6 as heretofore Constituted
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
ez M ylz WEEK


ssThe school board will hold "a regular
niSeting this evening.
Morn. Jan. l, "A aaugh ter to the wife of
Ink "a. Smith at the silver smelter.
4. w. Kelison of Great Falls began
fSnching the Teton school, near Fort
H0nton, Thursday,
Miss lone Long, formerly OF Great
Falls, is now in Oakland, Cal, where she
htaking course in vocal ard instru-
mental music.
In the district court yesterday, the
Judgment, dated August 26, in the suit
81 the Bank of Neihart VS.. Cleora d.
Sprague was vacated.
Id Barnum, formerly Of Belt, is now
AIraoAd in the practice of law at Coul-
J torville Cal, where the Boston and Mon
tana company has opened up somo ''ch
mines
A number of miners have lett Gilt
Edge and gone to Neiharl, where they
can obtain work. which they cannot DO
while tho Gilt Edge mines and mills are
closed
Married at the pateonago Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church ut I y, y.
yesterday, VIM, Dawes and Misc Janet
q. Mead both Of Shelby, Rev. f. a Rig
gin officiating,
During the last week 10 carloads Of
y ore have been shipped FROM Ne'hart TO
the Great Falls silver Rmcter, the Broad
water chipping six and the Gait and
Florence tWO each.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany has not had d hnc between st.
Paul and Hayro for the past three dayF,
on account of the storm. The press re-
port has reached Great Falls via opo
kane, and this mornings report was
also received from Spokane. The storm
in North Dakota has prostrated the
wires.
In Justice Races court yesterday,
judgment by default was entered
against W. f. Gay in favor Of Il. Con.
molly for S3G.G1 and in favor Of George
Rantzan for Sl1.2O. The suits were for
wages due for labor performed on con.
struction of the school houses Tor the
erection of which Gay had the contracts.
At the last meeting of the Carpenters
union, No 28G, the following officers
were Installed: President. G, O. Jarl
vice-prnsidenf, George Robtlns; record
ing secretary. \. h Cautie}d; tinancia
secretary. O. Nj. Lambert; treasurer
John A. Wo0dhl; conductor, Ole '5ather
warden, p y Lee; trustee for z months
o. Ness; auditors, John FnmOns, 4
J, EmnertCn. J j. McDrnnpll; dele
uatac f., the FHradpa aud | /, hDr council
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
shot he left the city and was captured
at Great Falls Butte Miner

Silver division, No 10. Uniform Rank
OF the knights Ct !'Ytbies. met Yesterday
evening in Elks' hhil add elected the fol
loving C'iicofs for the ensuing term:
Captain, Sir Knight Andrew Jcnfen;
liret lieutenant. Sir Knight Sam French;
herald, Sir Knight II. i, Henderson; re-.
rCrder, Sir EnglF John y. Weraune:
iraasu?er, Sir K1'sht Dharles Weener.
Che uatiyce Of Scotland raaidaut 10
Great Falls are preparing to ceienrate
tie annWersHry of the birth of their
hpnorpd bard. Robert Burns The com
mitieo appointed 9 short time ago are
mailug due pre- para,iou for good time
or he occasion ard will not have lost
any Of tbeirNld time enthusiasm.
The two boilers for the heating plant
TOR the Central high school building az
rived yesterday. Each is 50 inches in
diameter, Il feet ia 'ennth, and nf d
capacity Of IS horse p wcr They are =
litt!" longer than required by the apeti-
ticHttonp, Whic9 require toet each boiler
Hha!l be - joCh@5 in diamatsr and u
feet IL length. The fans TO ue uaeG 10
connection with the syatem aIo eu route
AMI are eX .ected 10 arrive This week,
Tho board IF trade met last night in
the Realty block, Gc9d GftfEdance be
ing present Iae main subject d'acu;aad
"aa the necessity cf te}iug out q Etan
Of campaign fer the Gcmiag year, get
ing up some new printed matte aud
Dthor matters relating to the welfare Of
| the town. II g"e decided to hold an
other au0& At 80 ., N. un Tuesday
-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10


.John T. Eonnody. thn etnrl-rtar of
Columbia 'yurIa, fDrr,arry Of This civ. Is.
ir Great FaI,e,
"'Te. A'a myers ana children &@E- gone
10 =. f.'"4@*nDil7. IHc| WI epfh1 fh'
Or i'HH N'n115 Vi@'''oG @lIa Myers
paftp}s'
n W NiIlard ,,rstar,In,, .,s,:.ralnl
80 ON ,,,,,i, 'I,i.t W
s,yo ~ - u, -, .,l'.' 5'l..1
''''' VI ''''' ~ lawn VA "''''""'
W '''A'''
Ia the suit Of John i. Finn vs.. Frank
b. Wilcox ct al. Judge Benton ycater-
day made an order of sale to satisfy
mortgaga3 Of lots ) and 6, block 1872,
| / irst addition 10 Great Falls.
.r,,.,n, ,,..,.- ..,..4...,,,,. e,..,; a.. =.
trict court an appeal From judgment by
Justice + ltHgeFaiu OF i5clt township for
@lif,6o IN favor ot frank Lewis against
James 4. Nobblns, Gust Slcgling and
IL, ". Mlllard.
Inrins Y[it.Irn has broupbt emit IN
3hr district court aDainst " w Mini.
}ary to racn,,nr - n - aIrarad 10 ho ,lTr
ror .ar>,icra end an sif+9rh9o,,ts ~, Inte
| ~ and ii lIn,1, : tn"ngitn nf C,,g-
-aGn bae been i,e,1rl
/
h.'N Jai'er 'a"} ia'oe' , no has been
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

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D. g. III. Neii'' surveyor Eeneral o'
Mon'at"' 10 uo"h from tle.ona'
Col. Merrill Carter, well-known
fanchef ana stockmah or Hoohd CREEK
Is III the CITY on business'
Mpruhv. Maclay & CO. ypsterday in
sf;{u,ed suit asajyst r. = Fox. ~ rsrover
81 0o5. altered 10 he due for rent
;sH ''ri nf 'ly' G.t ,5a, ,''- +' ,;,
'-,',,..I'.,, -, I,,,'|.a pn.'@,,,,t r.,,;
ot.' ~ =; r. ''so ,,,i a.
"'il00 - '' '~ '''''''''" :"
Miss Anna Lowry left this morning
for Earibault, Nipn., where she wilt at
tend St Mmy's hall, from which she
expects to graduate next spring.
H. 4. Luke, Potter Winnie, and Rich
ARD Jockey, weil-kucEn Helena iusur
duce dlau. are in the city 10 adjust the
OeBer incurred by last lNrluay'a fire
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.,.-t,, s.,p .,.l,.lJ errent.o,,th
r.H. 7halps left Yesterday morning
P..r q n}!.inue. ,riu 10 I}pnvar, -. Paul,
ChIc.,,o New York, " ssaipgtuu. u l..
aI.I ,,.r I,,.t1,,n ,,,],ns a.. o,;t ba
'',o ot-1' t,,. 2''7',' 'A'
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Charles +. ("1cc Hovee, Who shot
ara M"ed "lii'Au McJanie' near
Hicka4 few dGye ago and Is ia jill al
Helena, charged WtFh murder, ia Il
brother of Wllliam Boyeo, conductor on
The Great Northern between Great Falls
eai r!.yre
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{. lIenry Ras brought IL, from kihbey
! 4.,.a Suua.,y NIGHT. and Ia in the county
| ig,l .va.,I. % preliminary examination
| 'tn ,..n ch..,p,. nf s,rilyipr 2iU Jar;in
WI b an 'f"D hai, thereby ap2'nH@ L-ar~
k'h q lace f'i9 tNaW'aa'ton Is 4t' loF
Saturday, os fore justice Lee ol tAln0ey'
bus change oT Foh4o 10 Ireat dllo
/ io"H@t!p Eli gFooa"l! "s 'aNeo'
,rho i,,r.. ,,o,,,,,,;ssiorcra will ,,oaf IT,
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30 ,[i t,o,, aiob ,bo i,risa
Pa ''!I !a Wv, 5;,,(, ,,aar ,;I hn drao,
~ IN or s.9 tb, ,@s, l, ' 20 5'i,an of t@ -
tr-,d f ,n,,,,;ssi,'ror, tho
county treasurer ard the county assessor
form the board Of jury commissioners,
oo ~ -,
S'reat falis looge! NO 90, 20, A. " y W.,
met {esterna! eTehiIs at EHhs h.li an''
installed the following "'l1ceFs ioT the
eneulng term OF SIX months: Iasl-
master-"orkman' Albert Nigh'hnger'
master workman, Thomas ashton; tore
man, >. D. HAWKINS; oVeTseor.' Charlts
hlaue; recorder, John H. Moran; re-
hnpnrIHr. u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and Pith
iIv Void

5linor Matters OF Interest Briefly and Pith
lily Told
There was a Big excursion from
Manchester, o.. in town, yesterday.
There was no Police Court yester-
day morning, and but one case last eve
ming.
Nineteenth street. in the East End,
is being paved By the Board OF Pubic
Works.
George Carr was arrested by Lieut..
Ingram, last evening, for disorderly
conduct.
Billy Mayors band plays for the
Congressional Convention at Mozart
Park, on Tuesday.
The weather department advertisas
thunder storms daily, bul they dOn't put
in an appearance.
Officer Walker arrested May Cooley.
las. aieli. for disor3llly c013uc-. and
Andy Watson. drunk. by Officer Bower.
The BARRIERS union viii hold the.r
regular monthly meeting at Geo. Zm-
mers toasor.al p2ri0rs tomorrow
ght.
A H.le g.rl named Bickerron was
Djtan NY Il a's oe.oAe.hg 10 WITS. Aliol's'
last evening al the fl-IA NaId Market
House.
The Riverside tube works closed
down the bell and lapp weld furnaces
last night owing 10 the large supply OF
pipe on hand
Chief Of Police Bennett was quite
sick, last evening, and was compelled
70 leave headquarters early IN the eve
nihs lot n'1 nome
A small boy named CaI. Greer was
reported lost I'd me ponce .as' even
,AS' Du' was lount ayout eIsA' o c'OOA'
de lived al NO. Z'44 EoH street.
About midnight last night Henry
farrell a car -sHuer a., az tleIu q ho'l,
Viz sa''oA' w1s o"'-i' ,-''- oi ,.e '-elu
~ - ~ "i'a0'ii -'''-i oi- --i--' " '''i'
'-- 'P'
-Ine ladies' OF ri. John's congrega-
ton |il' give supper ana entertain
menJ on the evening OF august zoth,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
DIED..


WERNER-On SATURDAY. AqsQ US. 81, Sln
-. ~ y g. .. o. ,-oc" .'' i''''
-, s-a-, bs- l.-e residence No.
a.,, ,rorlrct street Monday morning az
-.. -. 1,,,.r,,.-- ~ M Calvary
'.e' IL. i..,.i,.l
cemetery. Friends " the family AlFlle'
% attend
,DpN-rP-O, Friday. August 7-h. 1876.
Miss Bridget Depue-, IN the 7stn year OF
her age .-
u"ei4' rom ''- .411 -,
alley -, SUNDAY AFTERNOON AZ CIV r.
Interment ~ Ut. Calvary cemetery.
5,,ts-,is af the flm5,v invited I'd attend.
,.,.
~ AtsD-Al - hMS''; VI d., 80 .
Angus; n 10 q, '.' y r j ILL., IN 80
~ o., ".Le - 80 -5,,.e
year, = iiv-.-i'' 1'.'
runefai from NtF .'i's s''' '-'-'
Of McAtcler and r1t'h streets on sun
ss.. August %. att O'clock D. m Services
.-,r - r,-u--b ar. o'clock. Iut--n,lrt
az w. - t,~,--.7s ave- IN
az NC l1''vl -s-i-' 'e''
v.ted t1 attend.
DEAN-~-,rsIav. August Gth. 1876 AZ
r0--I r...-.1 % M NarsIrer. wife Of the
,4-- T.-. - n. b. r-r 5t.a year.
... . 49, -,.. resf7f.rcs
"i. -
rear HI 40. 10 Oh '.'
at-ar. .e- ar 2.l5 o'c.DEA FRIENDS OF lam
ifv r.sU. -.fuiiy invited 90 attend. Inter
nm. b. r,.,,-er,-s cemetery
..-. . ,s.s
BEtk-Jn IoursntF' august ~ I'D a.
400 i.- -i. ~ ~ -~' .s f,,-L T5.,l,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Nv Tuesday evening. The meeting will
De held n the public square, and II
promises 10 exceed any political meet
ing ever held here. Jas. Tallman, one
of Belmont county's strongest attorneys
anda former Republican, but who IS now
2 staunch silver man. will speak on the
money question. Also Nj. George Dun
can. Esq. will speak on the issue. These
gentlemen are men whom the people
have confidence in. and want to hear the
accumulation of the English standard.
Mss Jessie NIOrre is spending Sunday
al Brilliant
Abraham Loe and family are here
from North Baltimore. TO attend tie Loe
funeral.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
GREAT ENTHUSIASM
In the Little Towns Along the "ay-"onid
Not Discuss the Gold Bugs-Comments
IN III. Eat Fryers.

In Tho r5tt1e Towns Along the Way-would
Not discuss the Gold Bugs-Comments
on the Fat Fryers.
West Liberty. Iowa. August Sat
Iowa City a tel-minute stop was MADE
and ! 600 people were vOicing their en-
-nUsiasn through the medium OF brass
hand and Mr.. Bryan spoke as follows
Ladies and Gentlemen:-I nave
known Of Iowa City always as a col
lee town. and Is I have lived ever since
I ever entered college in college town,
7 appreciate the advantages which such
towns offer. I have also known Of your
-own because very early in my residence
in Nebraska It was ny good fortune %
speak from The same platform with
your 10vusuan. Judge Farrell, and We
have maintained our acquaintance ever
since. (AD1lause.)
At Downey there were 100 people who
chee1de as The train passed and ~ West
Liberty. where the train stopped for
twenty minutes TOT dinner, over 1000
people greeted Mr.. Bryan and tickied
The Iowa zepLvrs with q brass band dur
.ng The dinner hour.
Mr. BRYAN declined 10 say anything
for The present. waen his attention was
called 20 the decision Of the gold stand
ard Democrats TO hold national con-
vensjon al indianapolis. He was shown
a dispatch announcing that employees Of
TWO P.t-s5urg iron mills have been called
upon 20 contribute 70 the Mckinley cam
pa sn fund. which drew from MIN me
mark that he was lo2th 70 believe that
they could be compelled 20 contribute
bat said be. very much prefer that hey
contribute their funds 10 Mckinley and
their votes 70 the cause OF free silver.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
BRIDGEPORT.

The injuries Of Jas Patterson. who
avs thrown from a horse last Wednes-
day. are more serious than was at first
supposed lie will be taken 20 the
Wheeling hospital.
The Mechanics will meet to-day at
their hall % ten o'clock 10 attend the
funeral Of Jas. Loe.
RCb'nsons and Franklin Bros. show
VIII be here to-day on the c. & P.
Mrs. Seneca Lyle and aughter Nellie,
have returned from a visit TO Greenville.
Ind.
A number Of our people went out TO
Epworrh Park las. evening TO spend
Sunday.
The Baltimore Clothing Company will
occupy one Of Hemlein block rooms.
Miss Blanche Cain, Of Warrington.
is visiting Miss Gengia Dent.
The Democracy. Will have grand raj