The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-21
AZURE FAKE:
That the Newark, Ohio. Central
Stove Works
OFFERED 81. TOSlNCRtAsE WAGES
In the Event. OF Rryan's Election The
Earioye, Consist OF one ,Isn, ami a BOY
tyios Hal I; Ills Wage. Reduced Thu
i;s'"tireat g'astory', Pictured, In Tie Popo-
cratic Paper.a one Story iintldlng In
ths.Sosas an.i ta,e owner Democratic
ca,,iiiia,e for oaiss. \, /.
rhs Newatl. ohlo. pally TrI6une

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The Newark. Ohio, Daily Tribune
\ says 4 4. s ~
lpost any long.edred animal
know Is thatsitis perfectly safe to make
\ any 'ort OF offer on condition Of Bry-
ans q lectlon.
The sdea that few boys who have
been running n little one-horse stove
gfouhdr. out In the middle Of nowhere,
lust To- dry u land boon scheme for a
free silsler banker, should be the only
ls"manuft icturers" in all this broad land
that I'm Ie been able TO see prosperity
IN Bryatis success. Is too thin to hold
water Long enough to wet the whistle
\ of n wblppeor-wlll. Cunningham on
account q his lfar-s,s:htedness, is like
( lyao be c, allied into 'ETyans cabinet as
secretary ttSfhe treasury In case OF the
( latter's Gle stlon.. Now. Wouldn't an In
crease OF 10 per cent in wages, be q
Z great scheme, ,whSne'ter Bryan lslm-
a self admits shat products would 80 up
. 100 per cent. In fact, 1T Is one of his
y hobbies that wheat and. corn viii i'd
vance to doi1ble their present price.
y q But what lis the Central City Stove
tNvorksS.in alls Its 9dcpartments?"", Well.
ills u small stove foundry In which
I, two snen AMI ono boy assist the. two
nroprietors. It's real nice thing IN
Cunningham so promise this vast army
ot:fnen. Including himself and partner,
a raise OF 10 Ter cent In wages in event
9 of Bryan's ele ction: But even this mod
ern: Napoleon OF 2"iina.rre." Mr.. Cum
ningham, mu st admit ahat the. good
wages that ] uoulders GNt during the
Y past twenty years. was the result or
4 Republican Legislation, and that the
Y present hard Zines Is "a result OF the
cursed Wilson-GorInan tlriff law. We
shope the silver looms will strot out some
more of Just such great prospects. They
are refreshing IN this great Sahara Of
tariff tlepressi n-~3Tuesda,I's Tribune.
on account OF the prominence given
this report. It Isl but fair that all the
Z facts Should be made known. and the
utter .hynocrlcys OF Cunningham be
made public The boy who sets up and
blacks the stoves !, In this Houndry had
his, wages reduced 10 per cent less than
thirty days ago and he hopes to have
& his wages restored. Cunningham was
neyerilSnown as a Republican and avpt-
, cd for Grover Cleveland four years
aga So much for. the conversion 10
: Democracy.
This concern In us palmtest days
never employed more than seven hands
and then Swas{a sort OF cooperative
concern with three partners. one OF
whom has since quit and Is in the en-
7 pIoyS OF Moser. Wehrle e. Co.
The stove company Is now known as
~ the wv. Fulton tSove Courpany,and
the checks of this concern are signed
B by w. N.sFulton, of the Peoples Ma
tional. bank. Mr. Fulton owns Inc land
y around this plant, which l.; situated
three and one-half miles west OF New
ark;and is generally conceded that the
poor management, Of this modern Ma
z poleon of Finance" made it necessary
for Mr. Fulton to assume control Of the
4 affairs. in order not TO have this Gem
trail City return again TO a potato
{ patch.
Whether Mr.. Fulton hopes by this
peculiar method of advertisement to
8disposc OF his remunerative stove foun-
!. dry and the adjacent land. or to put
himself in dear remembrance Of the
4 free silver party IS an.illesal candidacy
=, for the county trcaSureship, we do not
Z linaertakesto say, but one thing be as
sured that Mr., Fulton has some scheme
+ witch will mean profit to him. for he
3 is a successful business. man. and we
4 ihaveSno desireyto speak disparaginSly
Z SG him. 4AIlwe object to is that the free
p silver party shall profit from q. scheme
s. which means a positive detriment to
1abor,ngr men from a concern; that has
no standing In Newark exceptgas Mr..
y Fulton's bank gives to it. IKE 81
The Democrats have advertised this
s as q large foundry. employing q large
number OF hands. and one Popocrat!c
8 .papershad picture OF a foundry with
& hundreds Of hands filing out Of 1t. Now.
II IL they will rake,a picture of u little
one-story building at a; railroad cross
y ing in the woods. with 4 telegraph Of
Z flee and signal tower. as the only other
building. and then show the two pro-
prletors. two other men and a, boy with
utreduced wage of ten per cent, coming
out OF the foundry. they Will have o
true picture. s.
~ This scheme IS In perfect keeping
with tfe, line, of campaign. which Is
nothing but one of fraud and misrepre-
sentatton from start 10 finish.