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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
WINTER LINGERS
Longer than Is Usually the Case in
this Section of the Land.
YESTERDAYS WEATHER AFROST
To the churche. to Some Extent, but the
sisdss. with the Bells Were Not De-
TERED From Gstting About in Very
lively way-sOme Very Had Falls were
I,eoslrsd THE snow Up the River
luminous.

Yesterdays weather afforded 30 ex-
cellent an excuse for staying home from
church that the attendance was very
much reduced in the majority of the
meeting houses. and 1t would no doubt
have been much more reduced had 1t
not been In Lent. 1t was not at oil 4
pleasant day-to go TO church on; but
1t seemed to suit pretty well those
people who owned sleighs or could az
ford to hire them. The snow begun to
fall pretty freely early in the morning.
and continued until late in the after
noon, aud several inches were added to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
CLOSING OUT SAFE,
CARPETS AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR ONE WEEK.

On SATURDAY. MARCH Ia will place sale the large and :e
CANT of Carpets lily Main street, at prices far oe0" '
-
Good grade Body Brussels Car regular price sL6 now
ot grade tapestry Brussels Carpet regular price &c. no"
$50 per yard 49,. .,.. ,.Ica FOG,
now 4oc per yard. soo now
ost grade AWoo Super Carpet regular price e5o now
4oc por yard - 1870 Or. .or yard.
Good grade Cotton Carpet regular price ESQ and soo now
and l5c per yard. t.,,Ion Of
Rugs, Squares and remnants OF Carpet ana Ha|"'
their value.
Sale begins Saturday March Ia. ends Friday March 20 C
early bring Of your halls with you AMI save o -
to 50 per cent your purchase. Goods must be Sold
j. *. HAIIL.
Assignee of Alex 'Frew III Main SUeo-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16

The streets will be alive with st.
Panick's Day Souvenirs, especially
The Hub kind. Finer than ever
this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
LAcOp W. eRuBB
Jrd .msn'. Ayalnu Fenwood-southtrn

Jrd green's Against fenVfoou-so "'heF"'
In the Marshall county circuit court
Saturday judgments aggregRtlng SIS
674.i9 were entered against the Ben
wood & Southern Street Railway Com
pRny. as follows: In favor Of the Dol.
lar Savings Bank. $5.OS9.93: In favor OF
Mccormick & Morrison. $5,lT2 SO; In
favor OF ". ]. Pruden. S5,3li II; In favor
of j, b, Mccoy, $3,097,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
Excursion to Washington, ID. e., via II. 4
q, Tlturs,lAy, March 10, 1870.

Round trip $40 10. tickets good ten
days. Trains leave Wheeling ut 1888,
1865 and illO a. Tn;r340 and bAh y. m.
For sleeping car space and detailed In.
formation apply to Baltimore q Ohio
aEonta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16

Entirely new and novel ST. Pat.
riek's Day Souvenirs to be given
away to-day and tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
Qhegntelliaer,fer
onlsol No.. IS anil 81 fourteenth stF.ot.


C. Z. VanRouren-I am Not Candidate.
club Meeting A. Logan cup.
Agents and CRnvassers "ahteu EVERY
where.
Public Library Notice. NJ
Special bargain In Building Lo's-hoi
a Grand nqSi Opera HOuse-Mrs. General Tom
is sIIEs1 Geo. NJ. Shook & cO.-Elshth
ff DON. Hcsita,e-Houso & Hermann
fi Bads Se y the Clothing Trade-rhc Hub
ki 4 Isn ruS q chance-Kraus BrOs.-Fifth
High Glass carpetIngs-e. MendOl & Co.
Bicycle sdiSSScies-%iiIte. HundlOy & Foster
Moving and Trausferring-Leyi C9sSell;
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF EeW
YorkSStatsment-w. W, simpson, Cen
eral Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16

and look NJ the IG-lnch Black SIIk Fin
u. y, GOOD q co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16

St, Patrick's Day will be cele-
brated as usual this year. Wear a
Hub Souvenir and you will be
strictly in it. One to every pur-
chaser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16

The Hub, as usual, In tho front
on st. Pafrick's Day. A handsome
Souvenir to every purchaser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
SILKS. (.

Our silk Buyer has Just made one Of
the most successful deals in silks this
store has ever made. To-day these
silks so on sale. Brocaded Taffettn
Silks a9c yard. Not the usual soc quail
ity. but better than you ever bought
for Coo. Send for samples II you can
not come IN person.
Striped Tnfetta Silks at $50 yard, as
good as this or any other store ever
sold for 81 % per yard. Strong asSer-
tlon. You can have samples for COM
parison.
Printed warp sinks at 7Sc, 30. q and
q inches wide. SO much better styles
and quality than is usually sold ut
this price that they will make q Big
name for this SILK Department.
Black Satin Damas T5c. SIC, CSC. 81 20
and 81 50
Black Satin putchess and Satin Lux
or attic. SIC. CSC, 81 % to - %.
Printed Warp Dresden and Persian
Silks In over 100 different designs. Sam
pies eheertully sent or given on appli-
cation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16

The Hub, as usual, the only house
distributing handsome St Patrick's
Day Souvenirs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
SILKS, Erc.-sToNs q THOMAS.
STONE & THOMAS
CARPETS.

Do you want UP to date styles2 We
claim TO be Headquarters for Carpets.
Look around. Possibly you'll find more
here TO select from than all the other
stores in this city combined. Custo-
mers say 80.
Heavy Ingram Carpets........".,, Csc
Heavy Union Carpets. ....",.......2 yc
Strictly All Wool Carpets........,'Ssc
Brussels Carpets. sc
Higgins brussels Carpets. .4sc
Every grade OF carpets on up to s. 80
per yard. Goods shown with pleasure.
Customers are never urged to buy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
Secure a St. Patrlek's Day Sou
venir. One with every purchase.

St. Pauick's Day Souvenir with
every purchase. Something en-
tirely new and original.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-16
Special Sale
OF VIM. RODGERS
Silver Plated Ware

IS Dozen Genuine William Rodgers
Silver Plated Knives and Forks. Csu-
ally sold at 81 50 and IS 90 per set, Nom
day and Tuesday, $3.50
Tea Spoons. per dozen. ......""S %
Table Spoons. per doren........." 90
Desert Spoons, per dozen.,....... S9S
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22
Pearl Bryan S Murder.

Pearl Bryan, of whose murder
Scott jackson WAS convicted at New
port, Ky, Thursday, Was killed on
Friday, january 81. The following
morning the headless body of the
young woman wars found in a field in
the Kentucky highland opposite Gin
cinnati, about n mile south of Fort
Thomas. The head has not vel been
found. There was no clue but a
check dress, corset and one shoe
The shoe was the sole clue of value
1t was traced to Greenca stle, Ind
dealer. Farmer Bryan, living near
Greencastle, identified the shoe and
dress as the property of his dough
ter, Pearl Bryan, who lelf home Jan
nary rs to go to Indianapolis to visit
Mrs Louisa w. Fisher She did
not go there. but, as subsequently,
learned BE- the detectives working Oh
Che case, went to Cincinnati, where
she met Scott jackson, whom she had
known intimately.
She saw Jackson and Wallirg, his
closest friend, several times.
Friday night sho met them at a so
loon, whence they told her they
would take her to room they had
provided, where she would be cared
for. Their stories conflict 10 such an
extent that the truth can only be
surinised. Jackson says Walling
was responsible for the young wo
mans condition, and Walling asserts
1t was Jackson. As to the fact, there
10 little doubt Jackson was the auth
or of her ruin. Each accused the
other OF the principal share of the
murder
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22

remember. and looked red as fire.
She was white all over %i;is foam. A
niger boy rubbed her dry and / tell
you she wUs as purity as deer; SOME
called hcr black, but she wus dark
chesnit sorrej, with two white feet
and ankles, enc bind and ore foro.
with marry snow white, crooked
blaze down her face; paople hardly
liked that color then, but its fashiu
NOW, aint it? Col. Ell. was dressv
kind OF nau, aud rid bran ncw ijc
Cleliand saddle, and white saddle
Glaukit. with a Confederate battle
flag, worked on each corner NV it be
hind his saddle; tbink they say some
gals dome it. Col Ed. looked so
line too; such game lo0kin young
man; anyhow they didn't kill our
soldier Col Ed had me and these
others to take him up to headquar
ters at BroadtCFd aud put ball and
chain on INN. That eveuin his wife
come; she Rugged Coz. Eds. legs and
blessed him. 1 FEVER heard such
cryin; cried myself; couldn't HEP it.
She had little boy; the kid looked
kinder dazed; spscted TO see lis dad
dy dead; his nanny had told him so.
She went off some wher aud come
back, and one mOrnin the ball and
chsin WAS there aud the Teller gone;
found sial there which Col Ed said
was ackyfortis. Col Ed. said he WIS
glad lie got away, that the Teller wus
n coward and couldn't help it, and
that there wus Rs use shOotin him
for bein as he was; that wus true
Reckon Capt Fudge, like myself,
has grown old and feble, Eaint he2"
"No, any thing else, he ks and
gets round like boy said L.
"Well, Fam glad to hear it, he wus
a Fighter too. Good bye; gittin late"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22

Mrs JIM Barnes who has been i'll
for several weeks, still continues SO
We hear today of tho death Of Mr..
Kirk Asbnry's daughter which oc
CURED at her hose last night. Sue
bad requested 20 be baptized in
Clinch river near Mr. Dave Gillespie :
this evening at 3 o'clock. and had
she lived, no doubt the ordinance
would have been administered al
though her father aud physicians oh
jeoted. She bas been sufferer for
four or fine months from a broken
thigh and joined the Christian church
about 4 weeks ago.
Miss J. Marion Mcclure. OF Cedar
C!un, visited her daughter Mrs. W.
b. Steele rscantly.
Miss Lizzie Lambert visited rela
tires in Baptist Valley Friday aud
Saturday.
Mr.. McCorkle, of Ada, w. Va. who
bought the big boundary OF fine tim
Der OF Mrs. Nancy Davis formerly OF
this place, now of Cincinnati, has
moved his ateam ssw mill just above
the first bridge cart Of here. He
works big forcs of hands and OK
poets to clear the boundary of tim
Der in one year, although he has two
years to do it in.
Mcssrs. Geo. Mccall and John
DALEY, the boss farmers are often
seen in our midst as they have rent
ed the Sbofrey farm.
Mr. P. II. Williams: of Snaps, our
worthy free school superintendent
was visiting the Williams families
Sunday.
Mr.. r X Gillespie spent day At
Sir. Dave GDlespie's recently.
Drummars Fairfax, Surface ard
several others have interviewed mer.
chants at this place this week.
Mrs. NJ. II. Hsnkins, of Baptist
Valley spent last Thursday evening
with her stcpsistor; Mrs, w. Il.
Steele.
Mr.. p. NJ. Alder visited homefoll 3
a Cedar Bluff Sunday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Calvin Coward. of
Richlands, spent Sunday in town
with old friends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22

down Tug on fearful dark and rainy
night that lost its bearings on ac-
count OF the dal kness and an over
load oi shanty boat hot stuff kill me
quick, deposited in the stomach OF
tue pilot. 1t drifted up into an old
field on the Kentucky side near Gray,
and thore it lodged.
The crew were so thoroughly dis
gustod at their bad luck that they
got on elegant jags and kept them
on for about week. Some nativos
from the lack woods of Pike county.
coming over to GRAY the other day
Oh their initial trip to do some shop
ping, ran against the shauty boat
which had been washed across their
path. They could not make out
what manner Of buildius it was, ur
Ill . preacher who had accompanied
the natives satisfied their curiosity
10y declaring that the comical looking
structure was Noah's own ark tue the
drunken inmates were surely some
antediiuvan animals.
Tho party then returned home
without trading one cents worth, or
even crossing Tug river, aud swore
TO every body they met that Nosi's
ark which they had read so much
about in the Billie, hal boen found
by them and that soms of the AMI
mails were living, but the captain OF
tue boat was dead.-McDowtll Re
corder.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22
Y0ST-TUcKER.

Isn't it sweet music the RepuB.
Ecah press of Virginia is filing the
air with over the decision of Else.
ton committee No. 81 in the YOst.
Tucker contestg just read what
YOst has to say of the matter him
self:
eve do not charge collision be-
sween the three Republicans who
votod with the three Democrats TO
seat Mr.. Tucker 1.-THE contestee. and
who had but a few days, before.
upon almost the Identical facts and
eyiGence,- voted to seat Mr.. Thorn.
the contestant"
"No impartial mind, seeking to
do j..sstt'es, aud render a decision
upon the Law and the evidences.
could fairly fail t. come to any
ether conclusion, after careful in
vestigation, than that Mr.. Tucker
Z was not honestly elected 10 the
1<th Congress from the 10th dis.
lSt Of Virginia, but that Mr.. Yost
No sophistry, no refining OF
80 = q twisting of facts, nc
y N @ AnssS consistent with
mteution,, could elect
~ eRd tl,is will be the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22
5000 DEATHS A DAY.
Startling Statistics In Regard %
Consumption.
Some Idea Also OF the Proportion OF
Sures-Anaiysis of the Dread

When we visit factory where there
are the most delicate and most danger
Gus machines, we are amazed to notice
how indifferent the wofkmen are to
the danger about them. Saws and
knives work rapid1ys and yet no one
seems to think of danger. Long ASSOC
citation with danger causes indifference
10 IT.
If the statement were made thas
there was contagious disease abroad
in the land which was killing people
at the rate of 5000 day in Europe,
thirty a day In New York State, and
nearly 100000 in one year in tho Unit
ted states, every one would be aroused
to action Yet such condition exists
to-day. Consumption is a contagious
disease, and the above figures concern
ing it are taken from recent reports.
But we have become so familiar with
the disease in our midst, that we do
not fully understand its terrible ma
ture.
Yet it Is surprising how MANY re-
cover from this disease. Even after
the germs of consumption cause seri-
BUS damage to the lungs, thousands
recover. AS yet, no specific is known
for the disease. The treatment con-
sists in giving aid to the body in its
efforts TO destroy the disease germs.
For two centuries, cod-liver oil has
occupied the first place in the list of
remedies. The next valuable remedies
are the hypophosphites. Some rely on
one alone, but as both are recognized
as of great value, we think it best to
combine them. Thus You are SURG
of getting every help which the best
remedies known to medical science
can afford. In SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod-liver Oil with Hyp0phosphites, the
oil is enulsihed, that is tho oil is
broken up into minute globules of fat:
The oil is digcsted and thus saves the
weakened body from doing this work.
What will SCOTS Emulsion do for
those with weak lungs?
If taken before the germs Of con-
sumption have secured 4 foothold III
the lungs, it win so invigorate and
nourish the body that the disease Will
he successfully resisted. In this way
IL prevents consumption. Even after
the lungs are diseased, the body ema-
ciated, and the health greatly affected
It win often enable The system to come
off victorious. And even in the last
stages of the disease, when all hope of
recovery has been abandoned, il les
sens the severity of the attack, and
makes the last days more comforta-
be. SCOTS Emulsion brings hope and
health 20 the great majority, while ie
brings comfort and relief to all
SCOTS Emulsion contains more pure
Norwegian Cod-liver OH than any other
emulsion in the world, that will stand
the test of time as being perfect ini
scparable emulsion. Ask your doctor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22
THE IDEAL PANACEA.

James L. Francis, Alderman,
Chicago. says: 81 regard DR.. King S
New Discovery as an ideal Panaco a
for Coughs, Colds and Lung Com
plants, having used it in my family
for the lat 1--WE years, to the exclu
sion Of physicians. prescriptions or
other preparations"
Rev. John Burgus, KeokuE, Iowa,
writes: Il have been minister of
the Methodist Episcop&l Church :or
fifty years or more, and have never
found anything so beneficial. or that
gave me such speedy relief as DIR.
Kings New Discovery" Try this
Ideal Cough Remedy Now Trial
hotties free at 4. f. Hargrave's
Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22

MAN from CoIorado-Mr. Nc.
Kinley the people out my way
would like to Know how you sand
on the financial question. We are
not gong to support a gold bug
this time, If we know ourselves.
MIR. McKinley:-Why, my friend.
haven't you read the speeches
made while in Congress in favor of
silver. Indeed, | was always for
the white metal while in Congress.
Exit man from Colorado and en-
ter Wall stfeet=WelE, Bill, heard
a man that just left here say that
yOu told him you were for free
coinage of Silver. How about it?
We are going to have a gold man
or know the reason why.
McKinley:-Why that fellow W a.
mistaken l never was in favor ot
silver any fool could tell that who
ever read one of my speeches.
Wall Street:-Tell, Bill, l am
glad to hear you express yourself
80 clearly.
The above is about he substance
of an interview with Tom PIatt. OF
New York, who sums Mckinley IN
on the financial question as the
freshman did the flea, '"When
you've got him he's gone" Me
Kinley never had any financial
views of his own, so Platt says,
and he ought to know.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22

Several Ways Described and No Two OF
Them Aliko.


The man who has inst taken gas ard
had tooth pulled while under its per-
suasive influence was sitting in a chair
and rubbing the side of his jaw. After
the blood had stopped flowing. he I'M
bosomed himself ad libitum 70 the circle
of sympathetic friends.
II have now been inscnsibIc three
times from interesting causes ne be
gan Once was knocked out in a
glove fight, once was nearly drowned.
and this time have taken gas"
''Wbat was the difference in the sen
sations?" asked the man with the vel
low whislers.
Quite n good deal" answered the VIC
tim. II remember that when was
Knocked out in n fight that there was
absolutely no accompanying phenom-
ena except 4 sudden red flash IN my eyes.
n moment later l found myself sitting
on the floor while they were pouring
water on me. The back Of my head was
aching where had hit the floor, and
there was scratch on my jaw, under
the ear. The other fellow had upper
cut me as I duckcd right-hsnder; his
wrist had caught my jaw. and that was
all there was 70 it. In ten minutes was
around as clipper as ever. The time I
was nearly drowned experienced near
~ all the sensations, fancy, that come
TO man about TO die amid the waters,
md L want TO say right now that all
this rot of the novetsts about sweet
music sounding In the ears and the past
life passing before one and the death
being painless is an internal lie. There's
no death more terrible. The water
rushes into nose and mouth every breath
isa cutting, aching wave Of liquid agony,
your cheet seems bursting from the
weight Of your lungs and the feeling is
enc of oppression and suffering from
the moment the first drop Of water
surges into the throat TO the time You
die or are rescued This time I have
taken gas, and the sensations are more
like what the story writer's say of
drowning. had a good time while in
sensible, and was just arguing over n
bit of land with neighbor when came
TO and began to spit out chunks of
tooth. The after effects? Well, have
pain in my gums and feel sleepy and
shaEy on my pins. think 1 will take 4
nap right now"
And the man who had just lost a tooth
began quiet slumber in his chair.-Chi-
cago News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22
POUNDING MILL.
POUNDING MILL. Nav 90


As you request me ag:in TO write
locals from this place zach week, will
give you a few dots today. Just
now We are having refreshing show
or which is badly needed, not huv-
ing had any rain for four or FIVE
weeks until Monday evening. The
farmers were becoming alarmed, sew.
eral couldn't Guish pillow ing for corn
Just now we see Mr. G. z. vii
liams arrnyed in his wedding costume
at the station await & the incoming
train which will bear him to his lady
love Miss Julia Brown, Wilteu's
NJ lis. The marriage will take pl, ,
tbs evening. His trothers W r..
and Robert William and 81 Miss
Ellie, and q j. Williams will accom-
pany hun. Reception will take pllce
at gre oms fathers, w. c. Williams,
tomorrow. May happiness and pros
perity attend the couple through life.
Miss May Steele and br, Their Graf,
OF Paint Lick visited their uncle w.
b. Steele at this place last Wednes
dry.
Miss Eta Gillespie visited Mrs.
IL X. Gillespie one day last week.
Rev. a. A. Ferguson, Of Big Stone
Gap is visiting his parents at this
place. Everyone is always glad to
see Bro. Ferguson
Miss Maggie Williams who left re
Gently for Colorado, arrived safely.
and opened school Same week. We
regretted very much to lose Ler
again.
Mr.. f. p. Fork who has been
agent at this place for over year is
now agent at Honaker. Mr. Under:
dunk fills his place here.
Sam Ford is now running the
pump at this place, Mr.. j. Il. Carter
having gone to Washington City to
havc the balance of his arm amputat
ed.
Rev. j. H Gillespie preached to
an attentive audience at this place on
last Saturday night, and by Bro.
Ferguson's request filed the pulpit
in his GIRO. Fs stead Sunday at
Ii AMI $3.50 O'Clock, and az Bro. Hub
bard didn't arrive (ha7ing heard
canse) on Sunday night, he (Rev. J
IL. g. preached again Oh Sunday
night.
Misses Sallie Maxwell and Barbara
Patrick visited homefolks at Cedar
Bluff Saturday and Sunday.
w. b. Steele spent Monday and
Tuesday at Paint lick where he WIS
having some land surveyed. which
he sold to his father Shadrach Steele.
Mrs. J Nj. Lambert went over to
j. Il. Sparks in Baptist VALLEY Sun
day to see the new boy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22

CONGRESSMAN Walker voted on
the Sth of this month TO give each
congressman a clerk the year
round, whether he he busy or not,
at a salary Of 300 per month.
Heretofore congressman were al
lowed a clerk during the session of
Congress. 1t is estim ated this act
will cost the government about
$4,000 extra. How is tins for a
grab7 Mr.. Thorpe, Republican
end all the Democrats from Vir.
GINA voted against the bill, and
not only the Democrats Of Virgin
la, but all the Democratic mem
bers Of the body voted against the
steal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-22

WHAT has couIe over the Repub-
lican party this year, The North
ern papers have been talking of
buying Southern Republican dele
gates, and what not, but accord
.ug to an editorial i'm the Buffalo
q. W Sunday News, the saith
District Republican convention of
New York followed the example of
the Tennessee Republican cOnven-
ton by first instructing their dele
gates for Mckinley and then max.
ing them swear they would vote
according to Instructions. 1t
would seem that the members Of
the G. o. u. are afIai to tru I
each other as much in New York
as they are afraid TO trust their
brethren in Dixie.