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FOR RENT.-LODGING HOUSES

TINELL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE HER
l. aid. II is n great newspaper. Send a sample
copy east occasionally. If you don't want to send
your own paper call at the office and have them
mailed direct free of cost.
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WANTED-TO BORROW
YUNO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
i saleable, try the want columns of The Herald
a few cents invested in this manner may make
you many dollars.
UANTED-ABOUTS3, 5000 ;iOOD SECURITY.
w Address A Box 81 Herald Office Is
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Tho palace of tho kings, Babylon, was
700 yards square and had walls fes(j
thick. -
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wv ANTED-BY WOMAN FROM EAST. SIT
w uatiOu cook references; city or country.
Address H. box IN, Herald. IL
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

VIZ yANTED-LADIES TO MAKE as TO els
w per week. at home travelling; no canvass
ing. DEMAK I; CO, IL \. Fair oaks ave-, Pasa-
dcna Cal.
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FINO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT Is
i saeablc try the want columns OF The Herald.
few cents invested in this manner may make
you many dollars.
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"CMMEL BROS. d CO.,
IL Successors TO
PETTY, HUMMEL n Co,
EMPLOY MENT AGENTS,
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DHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EX-
4 cursions via the Rio Grande and Rock Island
route, leave Los Angeles every Tuesday, cross the
Sierra Nevadas and pass the entire Rio Grande
scenery by daylight; also via southern route every
Monday. Office l3s 5. Spring 81.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

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tion-l time, cents per line; week, 50 cents p,
line /; month. 81 per line.
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EXCURSIONS

HUDSON PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EX-
- cursions over true southern route to Chicago,
via ST. Louis, leave Los Angeles every Wednesday
at $50 pm. Through cars, through managers,
comfort, economy and enjoyable route. Apply 70
JUDSON ~ CO., 2l2 S. Spring st., Los Angeles.
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NOR SALE
EAR OAKS LAND.

If you have not yet investigated what we have
at this beautiful suburb in the Early Fruit Belt, y
and informed yourself as to the improvements and
sales, you it to yourself do so at once. Best
land in California for citrus and decduous fruits (;
500 per acre with wafer. why pay more: Care
tul investigation will save you money. 1t is tho
early fruits that bring the money and never freeze
Free transportation to purchasers. Farm, Field
and Freside, proprietors. Grt particulars Of G. l..
uUBBARD. room 0. llgi. $. broadway. Is
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WANTED-LIVE STOCK

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I saeahle try the want columns OF The Herald.
\ few cents invested i'll this manner may make
you many dollars.
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copy east occasionally If you don't want to send
your paper calf at the Office and have them
mailed direct free of cost.
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ROUTE-PERSONALIiY CON-
ID Quoted excursions to the east every Wednes-
day over the scenic line Of the world upholstered
tourist cars without change. II. II. DUZAN,
agent, DID, $. Spring st Los Angeles, Cal.
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Country Property

Finest lemon and alfalfa land in California;
plenty of water; near the ocean; ~ minutes by
rail from city; perfect climate; no hot winds; no
frosts; younc lemon trees passed uninjured through
freezes that ruined fruit and trees elsewhere; less
irrigation necessary than in hot inland valleys
more money in lemons and alfalfa than in any
thing else apples, pears peaches. apricots prunes
irrigation
For sale in tracts to suit low prices; easy terms
ID. FREEMAN, Owner,
2-o9 595 5. Spring ST., City.
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FOR ha,daG sALEE ,,,,n, COO t,oso o,oront ,o,. Will,
large trees, on electric car line, in NILES
HOME TRACT, Washington and Maple
ave special inducements to party build
ing at once. 3-2
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L,oR sALE-t-RooM HOUSE AND LARGE
Il lots worth $1,000; can sell for sllOo; call ana
sec; 6-room house H., acres land. on good corner
in city; can sell for $1,000; cash, 500 ana mohtny
sl5; choice home place, Gloom cottage on W.
Adams st. with bath and barn: Il bargain at 5000;
can sell for $1,000 $500 to $500 cash. SO monthly
10-room house, bath. barn, chicken ranch OF -
acres: good home place, close to city, southwest
cheap for cash and long time; per cent net 70
1899. EDWARD FRASER, ZIG ). Broadway. IL
NOR SALE-s5ooo, GRAND n. W. CORNER,
Il Twenty-iirst st. and Grand ave, and elegant
large residence - rooms; worth $4,000 after 500
has been spent on IL: the greatest bargain in Los
Angeles city. T. WEISENDANdEE. %27 W. sec
ond st 20
L1oR sALE-NEw HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, BATH,
Il w. c., mantel; 5000 cash, $50 monthly; on
STANFORD ave-, near Ninth st. school; also room
house Towne ave. II. WEISENDANGER, e.7
W Second st, 20
NOR SALE-A GOOD 5-ROOM HARD-FIN-
Il ished cottage on Fourth st. rents for Sl2:
price $500; few hundred cash, balance long time (;
owner must sell Address S., box 60, Herald office.
16
no NOT PAY RENT, BUT BUY A HOUSE
- on the ins allment plan from ALLISON BAR
LOW l23 5. Broadway. 1918 If
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FINO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT is
L saleabe try the want columns of The Herald
few cents invested in this manner may make
you many dollars.
INOR RENT-LODGE ROOM AT TURNER
II hall; every first and third Friday of each
month. InQuIre of janilor. l4-tf
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VNROEBEL INSTITUTE CASA DE ROSAS)
Il training school for kindergarten; also school
for boys and girls of all grades: opens September
2Sd Apply to MADAME LOUIS CLAVERIE.
S-11y
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PHRENOLOCI


I,OR MEN ONLY--A VERY SENSATIONAL
DIR. ENGLISH, banquet hall, odd Fellows bldg.
42i}a =. Main ST., Monday night. February 18th
r reT and roF Tep d.
and Wednesday afternoons, February 10th, alth
and 26th, at o:SO; admission free, except last after
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sample copy east, occasionally. II you don't want
20 send your own paper call at the Office and have
them mailed direct, free of cost.
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Business Property

1NOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH. BAS-
II SErr ~ SMITH. Pomona, Cal. 626 If
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INVESTORS

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copy east occasionally. IL you don't want to send
your own paper, call at the office and have them
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RS DIR. ]. II. SMTTH-SPECTALTY, MID
ANl wifery; ladies cared for during confinement
at7i7 BIlsraA asA,A calls promptly attended to;
VI, ~
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FOR SALE-L(VE STOCK

IHOR SALE - CHEAP, VERY STYLISH
l. horse, fine roadster; also standard bred fily,
well broken, is hands high; new phaetOn and
speeding cart. sets single. set double harness;
all hand made with rubber mountings. TABLE,
234l Thompson ST., University cars
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VXTANrED-2 FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
w board: must be close in; can partly furnish
one room. Address H. Herald Office 9tf
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rTIIE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN So
L ciety OF san Francisco will make loans on I'M
proved city and country property.
On loans of s. 100 and under certificates
of title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Co., VIII be accepted, making the
expenses on such loans very small
Building loans speciality. Apply to
II. q, LUNT, Agent, 227 W. second.
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INOR SALE-IF YOU WISH TO BUY ANY
Il property in the city for Investment or specu-
lation, place or borrow money on good city prop
erty you may make money by consulting Richard
Altschul. 1881 w. Second ST. tu-thr-sat-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

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tion-l time, cents per line; week. 30 cents per
line; month, 81 per line.
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HELP WAvTED--MALE

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toni time, cents per line; week, 80 cents per
line; month, 81 per line.
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City Lots

NOR DESIRABLE HOMES
Il See those large lots. 50xi50, for $3.50 and up in
Congcr's Wilson tract Take notice. All lots have
wide alleys, city water, graveled Streets cement
walks choice shade trees building clause; only Is
minutes from business center, ON double electric
car line. Easy terms.
1-25 If III. NJ. CONGER & son, 12s S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE--LODGiNd HOUSES

NOR SALE-l5ROOM LODGING HOUSE
4 cheap rent all rooms rented; no agents. S23
w, seventh 81, ii
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WAlNTED-TO RENT

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WV ANTED-TO RENT PRIVATE OFFICE
w in back of store with desk room in front,
or = Office rooms connecting. Address f., box 30,
Herald Office. II
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HOUSE-MOViNG

I
| A +. SLOPER. HOUSE MOVER-OFFICE,
AZ lIs N, RroAdwsy.
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NOR SALE-A FEW MORE OF THOSE
Il lovely building lots for homes on II. Ninth sI.,
In Hiscock 4 Smith s second addition; prices, $500
10 $3.50; so down, 40 per month. Apply on tract
to c. A. SMITH, .l3 W. First ST. tt
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DONNTON NORMAL. FOR TEACHERS
ID only, begins September 18th; teachers aided
in getting positions; teachers, governesses and
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WANTED-P4RTNER

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EDUCATIONAL

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ton tme cents per line; week, so centsf pc
line; month, sI.00 per line.
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MEDIUMS

A RRIVED IN THIS CTrY-MRS. MANDF-
"A M. one of the most gifted and inspired ad-
vsers OF The age: card reading and astrology
terms reasonable; no charge unless you are salts
fed. 4iil. s. Spring 81. 3-23
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INOR RENT - GROOM HOUSE, HEALTHY
II neat place. next ST. Vincent Catholic church
3i5 W. Washington St; lines; gas, hot and
cold water; severed; newly painted and papered ;
rent SD. l6
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TAR. DORA KING. GERMA N-ENGLISII SPE-
~ ciast; diseases OF women: ali Irregularities
restored treatment confidential; cure guaranteed.
AZ ). Broadway. 1856
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MACHINE MANUEACTORY

WON SERkEY MANUFACTURING CO., 234
236 Il. Second ST. manufacturers of speca
machinery, dies and models; only accurate work
guaranteed.
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MRS. WALKER, THE GREAT CLAIRVOY-
1N1 ant and card medium is meeting with wonder
tul success; she invites the most skeptcal test
her power. parlors e.. 3l6l, - Spring st. See my
adj III the amusement column. 317
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PHYSICIANS

nR. WM. DAWSON, NITAPATHIC PHYSI-
~ clan; layears' practice in this city treats by
thtspew international system of electric therapau-
tics, with the latest improved batteries and appli-
unces, skillfuy applied. and the results truly
marveions, electric and medicated baths; see
sultation free. 3-23
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FOR EXCHANGE

NOR EXCH ANGE - DESIRABLE RESI-
Il dence, with without furniture, in South
western Iowa. Good new property; clear. Want
something here. Address +, box 30 Herald Office
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
Garfield's First Employer.

VNRANK A. WEINSHANK, PLUMBER AN
IL gasfitter, 40 T.. Second st. Tel 1856.
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CTEAM CARPET CLEANING, SEWING
Spring; tel. 1874 s-9-N
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VNOR SALE-Sl70O, BLOCK OF "a LARGE RES
II dence lots, near w. Washington ST.; very
great bargain for residence, investment, subdiv
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MRS. SANFORD JOHNSON, THE INDE-
vi pendent slate writer and medium, gives sit
tinss daily 6.S - Los Angeles st. and holds cir
ces ON Thursday evening, ais p. M. Of each week.
Admission 5Jc. I-l3
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FINANCIAL
Rates for advertisements under this classifica-
tion-l time, cents per line; week, 80 cents per
line. 1 month. 81 ner line.

TNION LOAN CO.
~ Stimson Blk.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral security
watches diamonds sealskins, and furniture in
lodging and boarding houses and on pianos without
removal; also on bonds, stocks mortgages; low In
tercst: money at once: business confidential: pri-
vate office for ladies': room Ill. CLARK h.
SHAW, manager rooms Ill and liz first floor,
Stimson block. r
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PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, E7
CARPET CLEANING

TTNHE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCH RE-
n paired; you get guarantee that is worth
something. w, J. GETZ, 1886 \. Broadway
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LNOR RENT-6-RooM HOUSE, HEALTHY,
II neat, convenient place, near car line. Gas,
hot and cold water, etc. $50 per month, with
water. 729 Wilmer ST. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26
SECRETARY SMITH.
Outlines His Plans for the Future.
His Resignation Due to His lnten-
tiOn to Vote for Bryan and Sewall.

Washington. D. c.. Aug. 25.-Secre-
tary Hoke Smith briefly outlined his
plans in an interview to-day He said:
twill retire from Office on SepJembs II
1sJ, and it is my purpose to return 10
Atlanta at once.
"lIy resignation was due alone to the
fact Than l intend to supper, Bryan and
Sewau. / have always voted the regular
Democratic ticket, and shall make no
exception this year
IL is my purpose 70 devote my time
TO the practice Of law and TO my private
business. l have, however, signihed my
willingness TO make two or three
speeches in Georgia for ehe State and
National ticket, 6u, the time necessary
90 tae resumption of attention to my
professional and private business Will
n0- permit me TO enter actively into the
campaign outside of my own State
Governor Francis, Secretary Smiths
successor will reach Washington some
time before Tuesday and is now closing
u3 his affairs in Missouri. He has al
ready formally siguiied his readiness
-0 qualify on The first proXimO, when
The resignation Of Mr.. Smith takes ef-
feet. The latter viii leave Immediately
for the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26
ORGANIZE.
President Warner and Secretary Bow
en-, Urge the Formation Of Free
Silver Clubs Everywhere--All Pos
Sible Aid Will Be Given.

Chicago, August 25.-An address was
issued to-day to The friends of BIZ
metallism in the United States,' and
signed by A. J. Warner, President
American Bime,allic Union, and George
E.Bowen, Secretary.
After declaring the importance Of the
silver question in the present campaign
the address says: The great contest
is now on, and it can only be settled at
The polls. To the end that the decision
may be right the American Bimetallic
Union strongly urges the formation Of
silver clubs and Leagues in every State,
county. city, town and school district in
the Union.
To all interested in the cause We say:
Organize and we will assist you 10 the
best of our ability" Our means are lin
ited and the wealth of the country is ar
rayed almost solidly against us, but we
will aid in the work of organization and
education 10 the utmost of our ability.
Such literature as can be furnished
free. we will provide gra,u0usly, and
all that necessarily involves expense
will be furnished at cost. Every l5giji-
mate way we will assist in disseminat-
ing correct information upOn this sub
iect. the correct solution of which means
so much 10 the people Of our common
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26
OIL NEWS.

Special to the Register.
SisteTsville, w. Va, August 25.-EX-
element over the big strike Of Barnsdall
& Co., on the Henry Thorn farm, is still
unabated. This strike will surely be an
incentive to the development of adjOn-
ing lands, which no doubt have large
caverns of oil in them as well as the
Others. This well to-day is pumping
about thirty barrels.
The Henry Oil Company are making
rapid progress with their extensive
work near Jackson c. II. They have
several drilling wells at work and are
making preparations to start more
They are not deep enough yet to form
any idea as to the result, but the forma-
lions drilled through are very favorable
for strike.
The Springer Oil Company are casing
their last wsli that came n in Marshall
county to-day
Treat & Crawford are increasing
their motive power in the S.. Mary's dis
trict. and expect TO get a producer soon.
The Matldaville Oil Company are to-
day erecting another rig on their lease
near Hebron.
The Victor Oil Company purchased
to-day of Kirk & Co.. a car load OF
sucker rods for their increasing pro
duction in the Wick field.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va. August 25.-W.
c. Stiles. of Volcano, s putting down
well on the Hendershott farm near the
Og5in fields and the well is creating a
great deal of interest among operators.
MANY operators drove out from here TO
the well and several Of them state that
4 will be one Of the best producers ln
the country. Preparations were made
to give II shot and the expectation is
that Il Will make anywhere from % ID
100 barrels a day.
This well opens up a great ex'en, OF
undeve.oped territory east or Ogdln'
which is nearly all under lease, and no
doubt there WI be lively Developments
IN that direction.
Tarar-The well was shot this even
ing and is good for seyenty-fve barrels
1er dav. The belief is general among
onerators that a second Ogdn pool has
been found. and local oil men are pay
ing almost any price for territory IN the
vicinity Of the strike.
Nv York. August 25.-Peroleum,
pennsylvania crude easier; September
$1.06 bid.
oil City. Pa, August 25.-Cred.t bal
ances. S1.O4: certificates opened and
highest S1O511: lowest and closed at
s1O5: no sales or clearances; shipments,
81 46S barrels; runs. 11O,994 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26
MICHIGAN CONVENTIONS.


Democrats topultelN duu 'iFtiib'o al
Meeting at Bay city.
Bay City. Mich. August 25.-The
Democratic state convention was called
10 order at noon by Chairman Baker. OF
the State Central Committee, who said
the Democrats had for the first time
since the civil war taken possession or
the Democratic party
Charles S. Hampton was selected as
Temporary chairman His address was
received with great enthusiasm. and
when he said "Tle Democratic ass has
jumped The fence and gone into The Nc
Kinl.W pasture The applause and
Laughter was loud and long continued.
After the appointment Of the usual
committees. the convention adjourned
until 4 o'clock.
The Populs State convention was
called 10 order long after the hour men-
toned in The CALL r. B. Taylor made
speech. and the usual committees were
appointed. A committee on conference
with The Democratic and other political
parties relative 10 the proposed division
of offices was named.
The Silver State convention was
called to order by Chairman Sigh.
Alfred Williams was selected Is tsm-
porary chairman. A committee was ap-
pointed TO confer with the other parties
upon a union ticket, after which Tie
convention adjourned un-i 9 O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26
AHEAD OF TINE.
Schuing Reaches san Francisco. But is
short 5000

SChillins Reaches san Francisco. But is
short 5000
SAN FRANCISCO. August sc. NJ.
Schiling, the one-armed athlete who has
undertaken 70 walk from Pittsburg TO this
city and back within ten months and to
return with $1,000 in cash. although re-
stricJed from begging or purchasing sup
plies en- route. has arrived here 2G days
ahead. but 500 behind his schedule. Be
yond travelling out ten pairs of shoes and
loSnE the dog. with which he originally
started i'm Ohio. where his present com
pauion was presented TO him, Sch,lling
me-, with few accidents or delays and af.
ter O. weeks rest i'm this city ne expects TO
Dee able TO resume his long tramp. return
ing by way of Portland and the SounC
cities TO Butte. Denver, Kansas City and
ST. Louis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26
ILLINOIS GOLDBUGS.

Chicago. August 25.-The Democrat
ic gold standard convention was called
to order this afternoon by Chairman c.
A. Ewing Of the State Committee. The
following ticket was unanimously
agreed upon at a caucus held last night:
Governor. Gen. John c. Black; Lieut.
Governor, Chester Babcock; Attorney
General. William S. Forman; State
Treasurer, Edward Ridgeley; Secretary
Of State, L. J. Cadeski; Auditor, F. E..
w. Brink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26
A SAD TRAGEDY,

Banker Charles Church, Killed His Wife
and Then Himself-Bank Failed Yester-
day.
Dowell, Mich, August 25.-Charles
Church, junior member of the private
banking house Of c. J. Church & Co.,
shot and fatally wounded his wife and
then committed suicide this morning.
The bank closed its doors yesterday,
giving as a reason that it was unable TO
realize upon its assets. This morning
Deputy Sheriff Cowan called at the
younger Church's house to serve war
rant of attachment. When Church saw
him he locked the door and Immediately
afterward three pistol shots were
heard. The door was broken open and
Mr.. and Mrs. Church found lying on
the floor, the former dead and the lat
ter moryally wounded. The elder
Church has disappeared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26

Greenbay, Wis, August 25.-Ontona-
gon, Mich, was destroyed by fire tlis
afternoon.
OF the city Of about 1000 population
hardly a house is left standing. Among
the property destroyed is the extensive
plant Of the Diamond Match Company,
and sixty million feet of lumber in
their yards.
Conservative estimates place the loss
at $1,5OO,OOO. No lives were lost at last
reports. Communication has ben cut
off since > p. m, and no further news
will be possible until morning.
The fire had been burning in the
woods southwest Of the city for Two
weeks. It was nearly out when a
southwest gale yesterday and to-day
swept 1t upon the town.
Al noon il was seen that the city was
doomed. A message was sent TO Super
intendent Minurn, of the ST. Paul rail-
way a. Greenbay, asking for a train 10
take the people away.
The operator who sent the message
was driven away from his instrument
by the burning Of the building A train
was ordered there from Pori % miles
south. The train reached OnaOnagOn
and took load of people to ROckland,
ten miles away.
It left again for Ontonagon for another
load and since then nothing has been
had swept through the main part of the
city. destroying all the business houses.
many residences the match company's
mills. the water works, electric light olant,
court house. Jail. etc.
The flames then worked up the rive- 10
the rest Of the city. The operator who left
the instrument said nothing could save the
city fro mutter annihilation and that Ua-
less the wind went down by dark every
house would be destroyed.
The wind did not subside.
1t is likely that the city will be rebuilt.
IRONWOOD, Mich. August 25.-Fore.t
fires have been raging around IrolwooI
and Hurley all day and a southwes. gale
rds been blowing since o'clock tiis
morning.
Property on the outskirts Of the CITY IS
being damaged 10 a considerable extent.
The fire departments and volunteers Of
both towns are doing all In their power
to check the contlagration with poor re-
suits. \ dense smoke has completely en-
veloped the city making tradic slow anl
unsafe. This evening the WI "A had died
down some, but the fires are still ragn5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-26
.naNDEST DEMONSTRATION.
Nothing in the Campaign to Equal the
Enthusiasm at Albany.

The Crowd as Great as at Chicago,
or Pittsburg, and the Intensity Of
the Sentiment Displayed, Much
Greater A Scene to Chill the
Blood Of Gold Bugs Acres of
Anxious People Hear Mr.. Bryan's
Logical Discussion of the Finan-
cial Question-The New Yellow
Fever, and Wherein It Differs
From the Old.