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New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

Nessrs Winslow Lanier 4 Co. VIII pay ulsi- '
dends on a number of securities iis' "a "'0
will be found in another column. III, ,,
The Knickerbocker Trust Company VIII pa,
counons on a number oi securities, ilsl VI
which will be found in another column ,.
~ ~, oroarizotior Committee OF the Ogdens-
burg and Lake Champlain Railroad Company
renort that the committee now nave sups'a,-
tiallv a majority Of the bonds and deposits are
now being made freely.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
finaneial Gleltlons.

WABASH RAILROAD co.
c..,,hotsa-, ana Debenture Mortgage Bondholdefs
A,oTiCE'-The Annual Meeting OF the STOCK
~ ,oias,s and pebenture Mortgage ondholders OF The
y,h,rh Railroad Company Will be he'd at ne general
,n ., IL CNmpany in the City Of ST. Louis. MO, or
resdsy September s. 1896 commencing at nine CLOCK
,hc Lection Directors and the transaction
~ .ch other bus slness legally come before said
meeting. ..,, ,-ou,,rv will he closed
saturday August 4. 1896 At twelve O'Clock noon anu
Will be reoerel Wednesday september " i''o' ~ "
O'Clock A. NJ O. d. ASHLEY. President
= r oTTEsoN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
nc.~ns THE MONEY MARKET.

P0NDs-THE MONEY MARKET nm
CALAIS ~ Government bonds consisted OF SI;"op
oo,,neas 4s Of 1907 at 10GH. $1,000 regis,erea ts
of i925 at 113 $4,000 resisieIed d nS 81 0oo a.
$40 900 coupon As OF io-o .n,,nr 81 nI"'2 ""'
ll3% Final quotations follow
Asked
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
- or rotrrs SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY CO.

To ST LOUIS SOUTHWEsL,ERS hAiL"A' ~
~ o. STOCKHOLDERS - 1900
ST. LOUIS. MO-. Aug. y. lso6
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting o, tn. stockhoders q The st. Louis south.
orycs - the City OF 81. Louis Mo- on Tuesday October
o'siSe A. NJ. for the election OF nine
nd f,r the transaction OF such other business
=. NAV legally come before said meeting. A., c.
- ,', Of the Directors OF the Com
~ vii be held al place immediately aneT the
pS.y ~, rr,n.n, of the Stockholders meeting.
Tha .,ock ,rsnsf-r books will be closed on saturday
s.nsmber s. isos twelve o'clock noon and VIII be re-
opened o; Wednesday oc.opSf soRDYcE Pre.Sen,'
Z
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
Eip,oeno Notices

Cipi6en6 Notices
Wins',w, Lanier & Co.. II Nassau St.. N. y. lily.
THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE Al
OUR BANKING-HOUsE ON AND AFTER sErrhM-
Cleveland & pittsburgh Rd. Co. quarterly dvidend-l%
cent
Dunklrk' Ind. School Cs. improvement 6s
Grant Count. Ind. County IS
C;reentown. Ind. Electric Light U.s.
state u Indiana Reg. Temp. Loan ga per cent
is,,s T., Wavne e chi Ry First Mortgage Is.
Series c. second Mortgage 7s Series l.
Washington Ind. Funding Gs -,
' September 7th
Biackford County Ind. County Us
September 18TH. -
Cleveland & Mshonng Ry Co. Third Mtge 70.
Mitchell. Ind. School 5ies.
Red Key Ind, Town Cs
Tipon Ind improvement i'ds A., q. c.boo, city 5s
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
REORGANIZATION OF
Richmond & West Point Terminal Rail-
way & Warehouse Company and
Subordinate Companies,
Under Plan and Agreement dated May Z. 1so3'
as subsequently modified.

% Wall Street.
New-York August -. 1885
Notice IS hereby given all holders Of certificates
Of deposit OF Common Stock Of the Richmond west
Point Terminal Railway & Warehouse Company. or OF
sock-either First Preferred Second Preferred or COM
mon-of the Eas. Tennessee Virginia Georgia Railway
Company. under said Plan and Agreement. who nave
failed to make payment Of assessment payable as
heretofore called under said Plan and who shall not be-
fore September 49, 1885, make payment OF all assess
ments 50 called together with penalty equal to twenty
er cent every such assessment WILL upon September
10 1906 without further notice action. cease to have
any rights or to be entitled TO any benefits under the
said Plan and Agreement In respect Of any such stock
All rights OF any holder account OF any pay
men heretofore made In respect OF any such assessment
Will (unIess payment be mado above provided before
September 1s be sold by the undersigned at pri-
ceeds after satisfying all in full together
with penalty equal twenty cent Of such assess
mens and allowance for all charges and expenses
incurred WILL surrender Of the Reorganization GER
fcate for deposit sold be paid to the holder OF
such certificate shall have other right there
under or in respect OF such deposit or prior payment
Payments hereunder may be made to the undersigned
Al the Office Of j. p. Morgan Co.. % Wall street,
New-York
c. II. COsTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN.
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
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Qounirp Boaro.

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SRAND VIEW FARM.--Board during S<pteu,hes snA
" October - so and 20 per sesk sso mos. BEAUTIFUL
months In hocre has hath. ana b hkgh
ssystion with nrst class abl, Mrx J. II. TOTTEN
sou,hpor Conn. New-Havsn Rallroad. =
city.
VXYATER FALLS Farm House In the skllss uts,,as
w more guests In September. Charming scenery. ahy
rooms gnof table rsix. vesetables ckscfeas ~
cream: g. w'kiy redpct tiscc t,paveyancs. vroa
rides given. ANdrsss Nrs Shubal Finch. Ctso y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
BdAsked Bid.Asked.
Lehigh Valey....2s 30 Con Tr y 5s....7s
I-eh { & y Co. 30 S92 Uni Gas Imp Co. SO G3ia
Pennsylvania r RIO. 50ia Welsbach G L Co.3s4 ~
Phil & stock 4is 5-lj FL Stor lat com - -
do gen 4s. .7ls4 12i, do pref ....25l1 p
Phla Traction. G3s. G3s Pa II l. = comllls ia
Union Traction. .11it Il do pref 1874 1873
El Pec tr ctfs. Cos. g WeS Com conn., 70 l6
Me, Traction. .9s aii. do pref .5S 60
Con Tr y stk.20 ~
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

Railway first De. IA to s3tll Texas md Iaeipc
second Incomes, =. to 11t.. and Chesapeake aid
Ohio eonsol 90. to lO2lb
Money on call was sal per cent. with ekeep-
tions at 10 per cent and the closing at " pei
cent Time money rates were u per cent lor all
periods. The commercial paper market was
dun with rates unchanged at per cent ser tie
best paper for all periods.
The foreign exchange market firmer al
lse advance. The inquiry chiefly from gold
Importers. Posted rates Of the principal draw
ers OF exchange were - @3ihd$4 ~ and 81 SIn
~ soia for long and Hho~t sterling bills respect
ively: Paris francs 51Tla for long and 0.lJl. for
short: Berlin. rechsmarks. 9iat for long and .o3s
for short; Amsterdam. cuilders. 401s for Ions
and 4Ois for short. Rates for actual business
closed follows
Cables Long Short.
Sterling .4sit.a4s4k 4s2. q4s2s 4.s4hg+ sts
Francs ........5l9bu'5. 5.2i7sq5 22h o.20I'b20
Reichemarks 95d95 l-6 9iaa0s O-l6 o. 10 -iGlIg5
Guilders ~ SlG940n 39aq40 40Agi0 3 10
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

-Actuai sales- Closing shares
Ooen High Low. Fin. Rid. ASK. sold.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
TNHE COUPONS OF THE OMAHA AM

L GRANT SMELLING co. per cent. bonds. due
September l. will be paid BY and after that da'e'
- CLARK, DODGE e. Co.
~avyorL ,uQue, AZ 1896 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

Reorranzt Managers Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pa1y urder said Plan and Agreement.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

iotsi shares for the 2l3 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
The Laurad on Charleston;

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. May 25.-The
steamer I.agrada was sighted of the bar
here ga the early part OF the afternoon.
She had been met out " the tettics "
the tug eece!ia, and the latter came into
the docks and reported her 10 Cuban
symuatAlZer5. There was at once great
.oW-Wow held among the CGbans OK The
city. They declined. however 10 give out
any information. The tls. after al hour >
stay IN the city, ran back down i1e har-
boz About 3 . clock IN the afternoon Tie
Laurala came IN through the .etues ana
went ~ 10 the quarantine. which ls sew
eral miles from the city docks. The M
m0rs regarding the alleged lltnuster are
numerous. lt is varlclsiy reported that
she l. IN distress. and that she has q
number OF sick men On board. Tae num-
her OF the sick are placed by ruinOr All
the way from tvo ~ tea. al.d ~ no one
but the 0heiais have been aboard of her,
and as the cubans il the cliy decline %
talk for publication. the fAcf, cannot DO
o1ialnsd lt d. said that the lA-fidd
viii be detained a. quarantine ior several
days. th4t she VII! then come up 10 Tho
citY for coal and water. ana that ssoSs-
queatly she VIII sail northvaEd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
Mobile and Birmingham Tru.,e-

NEW YORK. Nay 2s.-The Mobile ana
Birmingham kallroad Company has IS
sued q notice 20 the holders OF the arst
mortgage gold bonds. that the Genital
Trust Company has resigned as trustee
IN iAe deed Of trust 20 secure the pav-
rlent of said bonds executed by the Mo-
bile and Birmingham. or August -. 1876.
sfsl that q majority IN value oi tho
ho.cers CT said bonds have the right and
privilege 20 nominate ana appoint ne "
trustee TO III! the vacancy caused by said
RESIGNATION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

been IN communication With ". I. Har-
rty. chairman Of the National Conn = tfec.
ex-Secretary Farchild. and other gold
standard men Of the East, and II IS
said. have assurances that ~ Indiana
can De saved there is no doubt that the
Chicago Convention vii speak for honest
money. The conference appointed various
committees 20 carry cn a Propaganda
between now and the date of tho con-
Yentlon, June -ftl. They viii probably
put q sound a-m0ney man in the field for
Governor. There was also talk of onp0-
sluon % tho presidential candidacy OF
Governor Matthews.
: sound Honey Victory.
COLUMBUS. o.. May L-In the pri-
mary election heli this afternoon 10
select g. candidate i0r Congress the Demo-
Gratis " this c.fy ana county took a de-
c.lei stand against free silver. The is
sac was fairly drawn. There were but
two candidates for the nomination. y. +.
Hysell had announced that he was In
favor OF the free coinage of silver az
demanded iy tho free-silter advocates.
and tlat ha did n0t want any man 10
vote Tor him who was rlt ln favor OF
thar proposition. The other candidate.
Henry Il. Booth. while DE ma le no state
mclt. o. q wei-kn0wn opponent Of free
silver. More than half of the voting
precincts have been heari from. and
Booth leads Hy-eli 2 20 T.
Tie candidate that carries the county
selects bis own delegates 20 represent
the county in the C0ugrcss i0nal C0nven-
ton. AS this county controls the dis
trict. Booth is sure t0 Do the candidate
for fhe party for Congress from this
district lie VIII select delegates also 10
tho CHICAGO Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

INDIANAPOLIS IND. May 23-Ah0ut
thirty leading Democrats OF Indiana. " hO
afe for SOUND money. held conference
40 the Grand Hotel tnls evening for the
purpose ot org Iu.1'ng % oppose tIe free
silver sentiment thai seems 10 be ram
pant in tAe Indiana Democracy since
Governor Matthews came OUT practically
Tor lree coinage. Among those present
were Chairman Holt. of the State COM
mlttct; tA-cClsrCssMan Bynum. eX-,ou-
gresham y. j.. English. a. G.. Smith.
,nd others. Some " Il csc men have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

The esangverein Virginia will have a
May festival In BlandOA Park, Wednss-
day, May 18th. lss6. beginning AZ l.. ~ .
The members OF the society are Invited
10 participate with their families ala they
are promised an enjoyable afternoon and
evening. There viii be dancirg ana DO u
ing alleys VIII be reserved for the amuse-
ment OF the ladies and gentlemen. Oaiy
members cf the society and their gaml-
lies viii be admitted.
Should the weather hs unfaForable. the
festival VIII tc postponed until the ,.ext
PHEASANT evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

She Clears for Florida-A Secret Move in
Norfolk.
NORFOLK. VA. May a3.-By this time
the steamer city of Richmond, suspected
O.. belrs a albuster. is wel out 90 sea.
The vessel cleared il Baltimore to-day,
and viii 20 direct to FLORIDA. The arms
and ammunition which wese in this city
% te paced on board the steamer. as it
was asserted. have diear rpearsl. ana
those who had DO Boo charge claim that
8. has been shipped ont vest. Tho Span
isl F.e-cousll at rh.s point has abandon
eI tie ioea tlat tile steamer was 90 be
uFel as "a tIuuster. lr is asserted here.
however. That secret cr-luilaU1u iu
Norfolk is eulaavor.ls 10 organize an cx-
petition 90 60 t0 cuba 20 assist the llsur-
gelta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

An c1Ticsicr OF fire damp occurred in
Koschitza mine. near Blla les,h. Thirty
injured miners have been brought % The
surface and rescuius parties are selr.n-
ing for others. who We're Ia the mine at
the time of the explosion.
The Chinese government Is about 20 es-
ttlIsh an Tn peual bank. 90 be con-
dgc 81 uIdfr the control OF the revenue
board The capital OF the institut on
WI. be lQ.ooQooJ t-els. about 500. 0.OVo.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
wr.rurK rnErc,sr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May -5.-Fore-
c1s- .Os s. rcay:
Virginia and North CaFolif a; Local
showers followed ~ fair weather, east
10 southwest winds.
The barometer has risen Ia New r'ng-
land. New York. and eastern portion ot
lower Lake region.
The wcatLef viii continue generally
fair In the central valleys. with sarm
south winds. and local showers followed
hy fair weather viii probably prevail IN
the south Atlantic States. and south
portion OF the Middle Atlantic tates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
7HE COR0A 4TION FEsTIVITIEs.
The Proclamation Ceremonies Like Those
at the Funeral ofthe Late Car.

MOSCOW. Cay 23-At o'clock this
morning one Of the most interesting sights
connected with the festivities took place
in the Senate Square. "a 'front.' OF the
arsenal. inside the kremiin h vas the
proclamation OF the coronation by tho
picturesque Russian heralds. Win the
cxcepin of the embiems OK mourning
and The wording or the proclamation, tie
ceremony was IN all respects tho same
as the one Witnessed in ST. Petersburg
az the funeral Of the late Car.
Ihe same sOlemutty Viii be enacted in
similar manner tomorrow and tho
day after. thus on the three days preccc-
ing the coronation Is the great event
announced publicly 10 the people. who
showed great curiosity and c2gerness ~
hear the proclamation In addition %
this Formally. TWO masters o. ceremonies
in gala charlOts formally announced 10
the foreign diplomats plenipotentiaTics.
ard special ENJOYS tAs day nNed for tho
coronation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

asking themselves IS. haw much time
wil,-he '2ie before he does u. FOR upon
an ,a-.-v er te that question deperds tre
leng.r O. the present session o. C5nC'.sS.
Evary ere appears 10 believe tue bh
W., b. passed over the veto ana mat
to1. pral ilcally without debate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
m. cnmnnr.r slrand.d.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. 4iay . The
CLYDE steamer Comanc4e. which plies be-
tween New York and Jacksonville. struck
the mud twelve mics below The city in
easy position. and viii PROBABLY h0at AZ
the next high tlI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

Tho following i the Thermometer report
al The Times office Yesterday;
\. A.. g: L IA. ~; 3 y. NJ. NJ: +.
NJ. IS; Z. "a. -; !. Mt ", ssefAsss
- "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
sECTARIAN SCHOOLS
The Rl,rr and Hnrlnr BID

WASHINGTON u. O.. May 23.-At SO
ms afternoon the Nice-President a"ixfi
his signatnic 10 Tire river and harbos bW.
,-rc ~ ~as once sent 10 IN White
House for Tie approval or islDpr0val
OF .he Ft.s'''rt. Sundays. and rho by
wEcn IN" t,l Is delivered DO no. Csuf.-
IN the constitutional period Of ten DAYS so
that the President will have 10 veto the
measure before the 4th OF June. or permit
Il 10 become q law by midnight of that
dly. without his approval That he
wIa Ncto the bill. is the weel-grounl-l
coi.vicU0n OF almost every member cf
C.lbiess. and the only query they are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
WHEELING REGISTER THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8 1896.

debts under free silver. but no honsst
man would do so with a 90 cent dollar.
We got in debt under a gold standard
let US get out under it," If
man is a rascal he will vote for free sill
ver." organs principles are
for the overturning Of the government
This body OF men that are
in tbs surprise party, with its surprise
candidate, are Anarchists and Social
lists" s. If the majority CT the
people are fools, Bryan will be elected,
for al, fools Will vC,e for him"
IF We can win votes, we can carry West
Virginia" Free silver is not
The .ssue. but protection" The gentle
man went on to say that this was the
truth, FOR Major Mckinley says So.
Rev. Sutherland said h was not go
ing to make a political speech, but ne
talked about free silver, gold standard,
protection and free trade. H7 called
the D mocratic party all the foul
mcuthed names usually associated with
the cheap Republican orator
In fact. he talked rank politics from
the time he began uncl the close, and
yet he says: Il am not making politi-
cal spsech, but just trying TO win
yctes." ONE PRESENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
SMALL TALh
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pithy
lily Told

Minor Matters ofInterest Briefly and Pithy
lily Told
Remember the State Fair opens
Monday.
Next week the strangers will be
coming to town.
Next Tuesday IS the commencement
Of tn 1913 year o. the Israelites.
The ladies of lions congr cation
will picnic at Wheeling Park to-day.
The Circuit Court VIII commence
the September term Monday morning
The grand jury meets Monday
morning, when the regular term of the
Criminal Court Will begin.
There were five cases in Police
Court yesterday morning. Four OF the
offenders went to the hill.
Mr. J. W. Kemple, the Market street
saiOonis5, sold his saloon and reSlau
rant to PipJsburg man yesterday.
Work IS being pushed at the North
Wheeling glass works N The repairs OF
the furnace, as a NV crown is beng
placed.
The Citizens' and Wheeling Elec-
trio Railway Companies are having all
their unpaved tracks Gu jacob and Mar
ket streets paved.
Advance orders have been issued to
the various departments Of the River
side announcing The resumption OF the
plant next week.
-Thirty-three vagabonds are incar-
cerated in the city prison at present,
more than has been imprisoned during
any previous summer month.
Yesterday a young boy named
Frank Cunningham. who had run away
from his home at Pittsburg, was ship
ped back by the police.
Officer Walker yesterday arrested
Zeke Morton and Frank Maxwell for
dis0rderly conduct. officer thinner
man arrested George Renner for drum
kenness.
Mr.. Paris r. Myers, organist and
choirmaster of ST Matthew's p h.
Church, Will open his s-ud.o a, No. 1905
Market street. and will give instruments
al and yoca. culture.
The Norm End Literary and Ath-
letic Association will give their twelfth
anniversary dance on Friday evening,
September 4.h. at their club rooms.
Music by Bachmann's full orchestra.
The German Krieger Necein, or G.
A. r.. celebrated the BATH of Sedan in
Beethoven hall last night. /, will be
remembered ina, the day was celebrated
!as, year Nv a grand street parade a
large number of members were present
and participated in the festivities.
Information reached the CITY las,
evening OF the death of Mrs. James VI.
Cresap. q, Wilson's Station, yesterday
after an illness Of about six weeks.
with typhoid fever. Mrs. Cres22 was
v-ry We'll known in this city ana county,
and the news of her demise viii be re-
ce.ved with much regret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
MARTINS FERRY.

The Catherine Good properly was solt
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Foreman
10 William McComas, the mortgage,
for $6GS, which is Jwo-thirds the ap.
prlisement.
The family of Joseph Wells leavei
this morning for Their future home al
Lima, O. Mr.. Wells will remain here
for several weeks yet.
Yesterday morning at, s o'clock Mrs
John Gabe, of the Fifth ward. died yes
yerGay morning after a prolonged IL
ness, OF consumption. The funeral will
take place this morning at 9 o'clock
from ST. Mlry's church. In,erment VII
be made at the Catholic burying grounds
at Riyeryiew.
Tie bicycle riders from this place
did net run in me ST. Clairsville road
race, as they intended.
p. J. Mansen, Of Jeanette Pa, is
here calling on Old friends, after an alb
sence OF twelve years.
Charles Williams a well known mill
man. residing in tie Standard addition,
did yesterday morning Of dropsy. The
remains will be taken to his former
home at Woodland, W. Va, for burial.
L. c. Sedgwick is home from busi-
ness trip to Columb.2na county.
Rev. Paul Keounner has returned
home from Altoona, Pa. where he has
ben attending the conference Of tla
German Lutheran church.
Miss Minnie Cox left yesterday for
several days visit at New Martinsvllla
and Sistersyile.
DR.. W. H. Hall and family are spend
ing g few days al MOundsyille with rel
at.v5s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
EDWARD HAY DROWNED.
The sad Accident Occurred at n Fishing
Camp Near Powhatan.

Late Yesterday afternoon a telegram
was received az the Atlantic engine
house from a point on the Ohio River
railroad. near Powhatan. stating briefly
-h2. Edward Hay, aged seventeen, Of
No. 81 Sixteenth street, this city, had
been drowned, and asking that Crap
ping Acoks he sent at once. The hooks
w-re prepared, and a party of friends Of
he unfortunate youth prepared TO go
down, but found he Ohio River train
mad gene.
Young Hay was in the city Tuesday,
and left to visit some friends down the
river for a shor, time. He is the son
of Mrs. 2. VI. Hay, Of Sixteenth Street.
and is very well known in the Eastern
part OF the city. He would have
been an important witness for the State
in case coming up at the ensuing term
Of the Criminal Court. His brother
wen, down the river last evening, pre-
sumably going as far as Moundsville
on the b. & o.
Meanwhile the men at the fishing
camp were not idle but set to work to
find the body, and in this they were
sGcc ssful The remains were placed
On the Bedford and brought UP TO this
civ, arriving about ha,f-past one. The
patrol wagon was called 10 the wharf,
and the body removed TO an under
takers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03

Later reports from Capt. B. B. Dow
ener's Sis;ersville meeting CT last Sat
urday put a somewhat different phase
upon Il as conrasted with the tele-
graphic reports sent out Saturday nighh
and Sunday. Captain Doyener was the
first speaker Of the evening, and it is
stated that fully one-third of the audi
ence left The building during his ad-
dress, because h. refused to answer
cues ions asked in good faith by gem
tlemen n his audience. Mr.. Atkinson
followed Captain Dovener, and al the
clos OF his address they organized a
club with one hundred and fifty signers.
and Monday this list was increased 10 a
jC;al of thrc5 hundred, which appears
20 be the Republican high water mark.
Read IS will contrast this net result
with the Democratic meeting OF Tues
day evening, which was addressed by
Mr. NJ. F. Dryden. of this city. The hall
was crowded to the doors, and fully TWO
hundred men stood in the street out
side. unable TO obtain admission. Mr..
Dryden spoke for two hours, and at the
close CT the meeting a Bryan silver club
was organized With six hundred names
on the roll, all vo,ers. making il the
banner silver club OF the STATE. When
the meeting adjourned Mr.. Dryden was
escorted to the Arlington Hotel by a
band, but even then the people were
not satisfied, and a crowd Of fully five
hundred ass smbled in the street in front
of the hotel and called for Mr.. Dryden
for five or ten minutes. Finally he APP
peared. mounted a chair, and spoke for
about quarters OF an hour.
The Democrats Of Sistarsvil.e and Ty-
Ter county are thoroughly in earnest,
and to make sure that future speakers
VII have a meeting place large enough
to hold the crowd they will procur-
tent, with a capacity Of four or five
thousand.