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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30
CANADIAN PACIFIC STRIKE
Causes Some Delay TO Frrights, bnt
Likely to End soon.

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. 29.-Thc Cana
dian Pacific railway seems to be getting
Its passenger trains through to-day, not
outstanding the strike OF train dis
patchers. but the freight traffic Is said
to be badly tied up.
TORONTO, Ont. Sept. 29.-Trainc on
the Canadian Pacific railway Is great
~ retarded to-day AZ n result OF the opc-
ratoTs' strike. At many stations where
the operators have gone out. truins are
at n ~standstill and communication with
the diSpatchers IS in many cases being
carried on by telephone. In the east
ern portions Of the Ontario division there
Is n blockade OF trains which will u
heavy loss In the case OF per!shable
freight. ]. W. Leonard. district mana
ger here, says he has filed all the sta
tons In his division and many applicn-
tons from operators are still coming in.
Mr.. Leonard says that the men who have
gone out were ill-adyiSed and he expects
all the vacant positions to be filled In a
short time.
VANCOUVER. 3. c.. Sept. 29.-The
strike OF the order OF railway telcgra-
pliers on the Canadian Pacific. which oc-
CURED at midnight. took the officials on
the Pacific division entirely by surprise.
the first int!mation received being the
stnppagc OF Nil trains. From here to
North BEND every operator. Except one
II Port Moody. went out. The assistant
superintendent has, however. linderta-
ken the duties OF dispatcher and succeed
cd In getting the Atlantic express out
shortly after schedule time. and OK
p"ctS TO be able TO make arrangements
Tor mo rpIrIil1r ft1nrtnr NJ ~ ipu ". "a
few days. The officials here state they
know no grievances which train dis
patchers have.
WINNIPEG. Man. Sept, %. - The
western division or the Canadian Pacific
Is completely tied up except the main
line mall trains. The company tried to
yet out four freight trains this morning,
nut could not. All operators at local
points are out.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
To be Handed Down In tho Cots Case by
/. Judge PAUL.

Judge PAUL yesterday submitted a
memorandum OF n decision he will hand
down to-day IN the case OF the city
agInst w. J.. Cots. for placing u fence
on McColloch street. ncnr Baker. The
case was an appeal taken from Il dccIs-
lon rendered In the police court, rpstrnln4
INK him from erecting the fence, aud the
decision OF the court Is u most important
one.
The judges memorandum states that
the city has no power to prevent a prop
crty holder from digging up or erecting
n fence on his own property and that
his decision VIII BE- In favor OF the de-
PENDANT There Is a chnncrry proceed
Ing pending In the courts ulso, and the
Judges decision will, OF course. uffcct
that also.
The case thus decided Is the outcome
Of the effort Of the defendant.
". j.. Cots. to prevent the
improvements contemplated by the
city on McColloch street. lie claims
that he owns property which the city haa
been using for n t%horoughfarc. ana some
time ago he fenced In his Claim thus
cutting or the sidewalk on McColloch
street.
Judge PaullS decision Is q most i'm
portant one and will compel the city to
purchase the Cots property before the
improvements can be made.
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AN ArpAIR.
The Quiet Wedding OF I:i-secretary Whit
ney to Mrs. NnudOtpli.

BAR llARBoR, Me. scft. "a
bright sky and autumnal sun burned
away the fog that hung like n pail over
the island early to-day and a faircr day
Tor a wedding never cnme than that
which greeted Hon. William Collins
whitney ana Mrs. Edith s. Randolph,
VINO were married at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon In the pretty little stone
church OF st. SaviOurs. by Rev. C, s.
L~ciiingwcll, the pastor. 1t was m In.
formal affair. There were nc brldca-
maids and no best man.
The church an0 grounds were thrnnE-
cd with people long before noon and az
there were no formal invitations TO the
analr. the towns people and society con-
tentcdly shared seats with each other,
Tho interior OF the church was II mass
OF roses, laurel, h%ydrangcnS and p0ttcd
plants. Promptly at 1880 the bridal
party entered. The bride was accom-
panied by her brother, Frederick May,
and with Mr.. Whitney walked NJ. Bruin.
the Danish minister to the United States.
The bride wna dressed In blue and white
Blk. adorned with pink roses and
wore a bonnet with furget-mc-nots and
roses.
Mr.. Whitney wore n black prince AL
bert coat. The service was over In ten
minutes and MIR. and Mrs. Whitney
walked down the alglc and werr. driven
to tho Anchorage, the home Of the bride,
where n wedding breakfast was served
to a few intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney will remain here n week or
no, AT the Anchorage and Mr.. Whitney
informed the Associated Press TINT fur
ther plans were Indsiinitc.
Hundreds OF kilograms have been re-
celved by Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney. One
Of the earliest was fnrm President Clcve-
land.
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IS IT A TRlFLE :?
That Common Trouble, Acid Dyspepsia or
sour stomuch-Now l~tccoSniIeh ms n
Cause or serious Disease.

That Common Trouble, Acid Dyspepsia or
sour stomuch-Now Recognized rs n
Cnuse or serious Disease.
Acid dyspepsia, commonly called
heartburn or Soul stomach. Is n form OF
indigestion resulting from fermentation
OF the food. Tho stomach being too
weak to promptly digest II. the food re-
mains until fermentation begins. filling
the stomach with gas. and a bitter. sour,
burning taste In the mouth is often
present. This condition soOn becomes
chronic and being an everyday occur;
rcnce Is given but little attention. Be-
cause dyspepsia IS not Immediately fatal,
many people do nothing for the trouble.
Within q recent period a remedy has
been discovered prepared solely TO cure
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. II Is
known as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
and IS now becoming rapidly used and
prescribed as Il radical cure for every
form OF dyspepsia.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
placed before the public and are sold by
druggists everywhere ut so cents per
package. It Is prepared by the Stuart
Chemical Co, Marshall. Mich. md while
II promptly and efectually restores u
vigorous digestion, at the same time IL
perfectly harmless and will not Injurc
the most d,llcatc stomach. but on che
contrary by giving perfect digestion
strengthens the stomach. improves the
appetite and makes If. worth living.
Send for free book on Stomach Dis
eases,
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ABOUT PEOPLE
the city aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.


. Abroad.
Mr.. William Boyle. OF Moundsvillc. Is
In the city.
Mr.. c. b. Scott, OF Bethany, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. j. a. Hood md wife, OF Louisville.
are In the city.
Hon, Lorenzo Dantord. OF St. Glars
Vile, Is In the city.
Mr.. +. A. prlchard, OF Warrington. Is
ut the Stamm house.
Nc. Il, l. Butcher. OF FAlrmont, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr. benjamin Stout. OF Rockford, was
at the Stamm yesterday.
+. r. Laying. n well known railroad
man. Is at The Mcclure.
Mr.. W. W. Lnckhart and wife, OF St.
Mary's are registered al the Howell.
J. +. Long and r. L. Meuald, OF Man
nInStnn. We're In the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. b. Booth and family. of Man
nlnSton. are stopping at the Windsor.
L, S. Nicely and S. i. Shcakey, OF Man.
nlngton, registered at the Howell ycster-
day.
Mr. William Cobb. representing Kelly
& Jones, plumbers supplies, Pittsburgh,
Is In the city.
Mr.. W. f. Crandall and wife. OF Sis
tccsville. We're among yesterdays arrI-
vuls In the city.
Abe Cohen, II prominent vendor OF seal
skins, OF New York City. WAS in the
CITY yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Rowlcy. one OF Rochcster's
leading Elks, was registered at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
Miss Eva NJ. Phillips. OF the Island,
has returned home after 4 long visit to
Washington. Pa
NJ. G. Carroll. general passenger agent
OF the Cleveland. Lorain 4 Wheeling
rtilnoad. Is In the city.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell. OF this city,
leaves this morning on 4 business trip
10 points down the river.
c. X. O'dara, OF Pittsburgh. proml-
Q n In oil circles, was IN the city over
night. en- route To Sistersville.
Prof. Parker arrived in the city yes
terday and will shortly reopen his dane
Ing school In the Rogers block.
Mrs. DR.. j. *. Glover and her daugh-
ter. Miss Jessie. OF Auburn. W. Va, are
visiting Mrs. Frank Foster. OF South
Eon street.
Casper AlhlnGer. OF the South Side, Is
SAID to be $500 richer by reason OF the
success OF the Butler, 1'a.. hose team at
SiStersvillc last week.
Rev. C. J. Trippett. the retiring pastor
OF Ant street u. Z. church. accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter. Miss
HALLE. leave to-day for Hartford City.
where Mr.. TrtppHtt has been assigned
by h late N. L. conference.
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FOR SALE.

House. 6 rooms. and 3-room.I hog.s I.
rear, Eoh street. Fifth ward. torn. t3sy
$500. all
House, L rooms, wide center hall. ma.
ern convcnicnCCS and large lei. Su Is
Chlpline street; cheap and terms .,sT
House, . rooms, Eighteenth 81. U.l5
House, $ rooms. bath. hot an! r6l
water. both gases. and In rear d5yt.
house, ! rOOms each. MRrkt; s,rr.,. ~.
tween Seventh and Eighth. u haGga!s !:
$50 VIII bay two lots fronting on Charlie
and High streets.
$50 Will buy a nice lot fronting on liz
street; one-third cash. balance on tssy
terms.
500 win buy good two-roome! hagu
fronting on Chapline street. neaG Teg,H
$50 viii buy house OF 3 rooms "a chr
street: IlJ0'cpsh. balance In rrrl.
~ will buy house OF . rooms on Wlla,
street. Centre Wheeling; 500 cash. Oal.a:.
IN rent. ..
$50 will buy n house OF 5 room, G,
Charles street; one-hali cash. balance q
easy terms.
Lots IN Lind street. Cherry s:-ee, a..
McColloch street at from 81 to S2g e.:
on easy terms.
Money to loan on city real estate.
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THE BRYAN MEETING.
Arrangements by the Local Committee
nrc SOmIplrIrh.

are Completed.
Tomorrow night William Jennings
Bryan will come to Wheeling and speak
at the State fair grounds Mt S O'Clock.
He Will arrive on n special train over
the Ohio River railroad at TO n. NJ.
and will be met by the clubs at Twenty
third and Water streets. All the clubs
have been ordered 10 meet ut their re-
Sp-ctive headquarters Al & o'clock and
they will march 10 the Corner OF Four
teenth and Market street. where they will
be assigned their positions in line by
Chief Marshal F. H. LAngn. They will be
placed In position oil down 10 Twenty
third street and the Bryan Silver club
will be there headed by twelve aides
mounted on horses 10 act as escort to the
presidential candidate. When he mr.
rives he Will take n carriage and Will be
escorted 10 the Mcclure House. where
he will probably stop long enough 10
take supper. AS soon as he has finished
his meal. the clubs will escort him to the
State fair grounds. where he will speak
from 4 stand erected directly In front of
the grand stand. The grounds will be
brilliantly lighted with electric arc lights
and no expense will be spared 20 make
the coming OF tn" Popocratlc candidate
u memorable occasion.
II the river Is not too high. 4 pontO0n
bridge will be run across at the foot OF
Twelfth street. \ great NAM
gers are expected. Clubs from all the
towns within Il hundred miles have nc-
cepted the invitations to be present, and
the escort promises to be Il large and
credItable one.
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Just Little Dinner Party,

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Mcmbcrs OF
the nail trust were In executive session
NJ the Waldorf Hotel to-day. j.. J.
PARKS. one OF the members. said that
bout t!fty firms were represented Mt n
business meeting held during the day,
that the representatives had all attend
ed a dinner In the early afternoon. and
mat all would return TO their homes to-
morrow. He refused positively, how
ever. 10 speak OF the business that had
t'"en transacted. except to say that
prices had not been altered In the least.
Other members OF the trust absolutely
refused TO discuss business matters.
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DUNCANNoN. Pa. Sept. 29.-Dr.
George S. Henry. who was shot ycster-
day by DR.. 7. l.. Johnston. Iicl to-
day. The injuries OF Mrs. Johnston.
who was also shot by her husband. are
not serious and she Will be able 10 be
about In Il few days. DR.. Johnston has
been lodged in jail In Blnomiield,
charged with murder. The doctor has
hcen melancholy ever since the death
ni TWO children. which occurred last
spring. lie has been drinking heavily
ana 1t iS thought the two combined
unbalanced his mind and led to his
crime.
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Electric B!t,crs is n medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed when the lnnguid, cx-
haustcd feeling prevails. when the liver
IS torpid and sluggish and the need OF
n tonic and Alternative Is felt. \ prompt
use OF this medicine has often avcrted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surely in
countcractiuG and freeing the system
from the malnrial poison. Headache,
Indigestion. Constipation, Dizziness
Yield to Electric BItters. Zoe and 81 90
per bottle at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store.
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BOURNE COCHRAN TONIGHT,
The Great New Yorker will Address tho
sound Money Democrat, at lilo Opera
~nou,e-Tierc viii lie u Greet A u,lirucr,

iho NFent New Yorker Will Address tho
sound Money Democrat, at tho Oprrn
l~lou~-riierc will he u Greet A mIlruc.,
Tonight, Hon. Rourkc Cochran, the
brilliant Democratic congressman fum
New York city. will address the people
OF Wheeling on the issues OF the cam
paiEn under the auspices of the National
Democracy OF Ohio county. lie was to
have spoken here Monday night but was
prevented from flling that engagement
on account OF n serious Indlsposltlon,
which caused MIN 10 cancel many dates
In the west. The size and character OF the
audience that greeted Mr.. Adams Mon
day evening, insures even a larger audi
cnce Tonight. Mr., Cochran has been
known as one Of the most eloquent men
In the Democratic party. Two years
ago he was one of the trio OF speakers
that made up the celebrated ~"cloqucncc
on wheels" combination. Curious to re-
late, the entire trio are now on the sound
money sldA OF the question and have
Joined the National Democratic party.
The others, 1t will be remembered. nrc
PoJtmn:ttcr General Wilson and ex-
Congressman John X. Cowan, now pres
ident Of the Baltimore Il Ohio road.
Previous to to-niEht's meeting the
sound money Democrats will parade
over a short Nout- and escort the speak
cr 10 the Opera House.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Sept 29.-Thc
head found yesterday In Wiley's grove.
which the police authorities thought
was that OF Perry Lee Downs. n miss
Ing dcfaulter OF Baltimore. was posi-
lively identified to-day as that OF Ear-
ry kelso. n dissipated man. who for
merly worked for S. Jarvis Adams, OF
this city. No clue has been obtained
however, as 10 the motive for the MUIR
der or the Indemnity Of the assassins.
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The Wheeling & Lake Erie railway
will run 4 special excursion 10 Canton
Friday, for the farmers and old SOL
dlers OF the. Panhandle counties OF
West Virginia and Belmont and Jefcr-
son counties OF Ohio. 10 call on Mr..
Mckinley. Train leaves ut 10 o'clock
a. M, city time, and returning will
reach Wheeling about 9 o'clock p. IN.
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TOPEKA, Kas.. Sept. 29.-Thc allied
free silver forces have made public the
result OF n poll OF the state. J. Mack
Love, chairman OF the Democratic state
committee. said: bryan will carry
Kansas by 10000 majority. We have
officially heard from enough counties In
the state to warrant me in placing the
majority at that figure, and It would not
surprise me II Il went v t above that"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The post
office department has awarded. con-
tract for carrying the mail between
Juneau and Circle City. Alaska. The
distance Is sos miles. and the %contrac-
tors are 10 make four trips between No.
vcmbcr /. 1896. and May II. 1897. They
receive 81, 200 for each trip.
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The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands. c~hiltlaIns,
corns. and all skin eruptSns. and POSI-
lively cures piles, or 10 pay required.
II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satIs-
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company,
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Tonight the Sixth ward Republican
siub VIII meet at tho headquarters at
Twcnty-sevcnth and Chipllnc streets
for the purpose OF being presented with
n handsome banner. Tho gift comes from
the ladies OF that locality and Is a flno
one. The presentation speech will DO
made by Mr.. II. c. Richards and Mr.. W,
{, Meyer VIII respond on behalf OF the
club, Tho Fifth ward club and Dovcncr
and Atkinson clubs OF the Eighth ward
VIII participate In the ceremonies. Sew
ernl speakers will be prcsnt, and u gen.
oral good time Is nssurrh
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The banner presentation which was
set Tor Inst night by tho Elklns Cadets.
wns necessarily postponed OF account OF
the weather until Friday night. Tho
presentation will take place at the old
court hOlisr. corner OF Twelfth and
Chapllnc streets, and viii he preceded
ny u short parade by the club. The pre-
s%entntlon apHcch viii bc made by AtlOr-
ney} Il. y. Allison. and will hc accepted
on behalf OF the club by DR.. W. c. Etg-
lDI.
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Tho NliiOn1I COLLECTION N-'EIFT =.
Washington. u. c.. will dispose .! Tie o.
lowing Judgments:
WEST ,-1Ucrrr,
r.u,. - ,n, - =, ,...-,,,
DcIliStn Gu"t anu STGe 20" hE""s''
$e9 X JoNn 1" i,uhtT, lhLuri,S'J; W -, +
+ HiiiSspte o. hr.Ss, 90 ~; +
Ho't5nm S ~; 1855 NY ig:
K HowcIinnS'er hEuSetSn' N%s
Ss.utfT, nMnr'S 80 81 : y, u r.;
i n,rE IN I'd, IF i RaErI F,,t -a.r.
tiSf "a. Z Rogers. FramTiowr, 81. 81 {.
- SESiuTr s Son rrrrd Er!o 5j.W r LAZY.
G!as 70: Il. ,P az; or y" iIS GHTnI. '; 81 y <
T n; inhu4 q; a. l5sS sem nm md. ID; VI,rtySe.
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a fine new Chickcrlng Upright Piano
has hccn left with us to sell quick. The
owner, for want Of cash. ;s compelled 10
dispose OF II and to do 20 quickly. win
soil Il; n great sacrifice. The piano is
virtually new. M expert would know
mat 1t has been used. Here Is n chance
'or some one who wants a piano ut n
great bargain.
Y. w. BANNER CO,
No. 1910 Market street,
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upon. II was decided not to 30 to Can.
ton with the farmcrs' ami old ooldIcrs'
excursion this week. The club may go
next week. II was decided TO turn out
on Friday and Saturday evenings. Next
Monday cvcnlg II regular meeting Of the
club Will be held.
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FOR RENT


No. 1868 McCollOch Ttrcot, first r..r m.
No. ~ Fourteenth street ,.. "'i
No. 3aJ Aluln street, . rooms. u,,I,
pnrorcd and both guacs arm H,l
No. So Main street, ; room 50
,.gns"a furnished fOT.....
No. S6 Eighteenth street. 20
i-roOlnel house 'ulI Alley ~ I,.r ~
No. lV2 Fifteenth stree. 49,. " .
No, lOl2 Chnplinc street, roous
40 bSs Market street. 4 ruOuF. .P
No. IS Alley li...m,........ p
Two rooms on Alley In rear az So q"
Thirteenth street. ..... o.
No. lil3 Warren trout...- q
no. sgt Market street. 8 rooms =
~ az Ennr'tI al!N'i '''''','s",,s,..., tM
no. 2p2 NnID street. , rUom4 y
No. @JOi JhcOb Rtrrrt. > rooms. ~
stable rear OF German larE.. -
itcsldUncC WoodsdHl" I,
itcsiIencc Pleasant Valley =
l:csldencc Pleasant Valley. .... TO-,
20. lNl2 Mnin street, store uOm.. /. a
. rooms Pleasant VALLEY.
I,rOomcd house Crescent PLACE ~
No. aSL ,MaIn street. sulouu. .. ~
10. va Chapllnc street, . rooms -
NO SI-i ChGpl!Ec street, : TUums.... ia
FOR SALE.
street. 'LLt'
No. 1925 McColloCh street.
No. 1869 McColloch street.
No. 90 Seventeenth street.
No. .? Sixteenth street.
No. CO North Front street.
Nos. ~ md ~ National Road.
~SlX-roOmcd house Peninsula.
Nos, i?2 and 422A Market strcc'.
NO. j. zane street. store room az tr,a,.
ing. ". -"-A'
Lot on South Front street.
lots McMcchcn.
I lots Elm Grove.
Lot W0odsdalc.
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HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE

- good Investment corner Twelfth al
EoT streets.
No. lGl Sixteenth street, lot S1I!.9 .e..
4 fine residence In Pleasant Valley.
Nos. ll and 1872 Seventeenth street
No. s Kentucky street, I rooms.
No. 9 Kentucky street. lot Jox;+0 feet.
a fine residence on Virginia street Al
modern c~onvenience: price low.
No; q? Chapl!ne street. Large sEtl
building. :C-S
No. S5 18th street, : rooms ard ..ab!.
No, lSG 18th street, 5 rooms and sab.
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth stsrsl
No. II i{th street. ] rooms and bath
No. 1909 Chapllne street. : rooms
No. 1873 Chapllne street. 9 roo,as.
Lot on Main ST, between I'd and 81 So
lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway. residence c. J.
E. Hughes. Esq.
Lot 46Xl5l North York street.
Lot Nc. % Indiana St. { rooms, ro!.ri
No. q n; Wabash St. C rooms. cheap.
A ane lot in Pleasant Valley.
No. Is Vermont street. ! rooms: lot .:ll1
feet: sl.50.
The Bloch property on North Ma!s 5.
MONEY TO LOAN.
G. TA?UM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone Sl9. LpI
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The Fred Douglass Colorcd Republic
can Club met at Odd Fellows hall last
evening and held a very enthusiastic
meeting. They have ordered one hun
drcd Mckinley and Hobart umbrellas,
and they are expected to arrive In
time for the parade on Saturday even
Ing. On that evening tn. club will
meet Mt Odd Fellows hall at I o'clock
prompt. George McMechen, Harvey
and jesse Dixon were added TO the
finance committee. The club was en-
tcrtaIned during the evening with ad-
dresses by Alex. Campbell and 6. W.
Brunswick.
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oIhfi@o Tls llSlNRI r.,
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Sutary prL.
lie and Pension Attorney. No. !s!. IN.
ket street.
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Mr.. Henry Austin Adams, Of Brook
Ign, spoke 10 Il good crowd OF railroad
men at Benwooa Junction last night,
and az was the case nj the Opcrn House
the night before. lie delighted all who
heard him. Engineer John Carney. OF
the Fourth division, was chairman. and
In n neat speech introduced the speaker.
A movement IL on foot to hive MIR.
Adams speak In Wheeling again In
about three weeks and II successful. he
win be greeted by an Immense crowd.
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The Fl. c. Richards SIx-I'Ooters drilled
last night at the corner OF Fourteenth
and Chapllnc streets. \ meeting OF the
club was held which was largely attend
ed and very enthusiastic. a number Of
applications for membership were acted
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FOR SALE.
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The Eighth ward Bryan and S.wall
club hus decided to wear white capcs
with blue collars In connection with
their white crush hats. and yesterday
they placed an order for 100 capcs. which
will arrive tonight. They will appear
IN their new outfit for the first time to-
morrow night.