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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-21

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Special Dispatch to tho lntclllgenccr q
CHICAGO. Oct. 2o.-Republicans here
are greatly encouraged over to.day's
registration in Chicago. 1t shows that
every sound money Democrat will vote
against Bryan. Democrats in the Illi-
nois state headquarters privately con-
cedc. the helplessness OF their campaign
and have practically closed their work.
They viii turn their attention to Mich
iEan and Indiana. They have sent their
chief OF the speakers bureau 10 Nichl-
gan to manage the oratorical campaign
in the saddle. The first days expert
ence has been decidedly disc0uraging.
kilograms indicate that ex-President
Harrison's stumping tour begun to-day,
has thoroughly aroused Indiana. and
that the generals train OF old soldiers
touring Michigan has aroused that state,
The Pop0cratic, campaign OF misrepre-
scntation proceeds, Their determination
to make falsehood the chief ammunition
till election day, is demonstrated by the
official announcement OF the Popocratic
organ In Chicago. whose principal own
er is under sentence to penitentlary for
sending obscene literature through the
mails. This organ republishes the odi-
GUS Presley letter from Boston, referred
to In these dispatches yesterday, in
spite of the fact that Chairman Hanna
has denounced 1t publicly in every news
paper In the country as falsehood out
OF whole cloth.
Chairman Jones also continues the cf-s
fort to array class against class and stir
up bitterness among the working peo-
pie by issuing to the newspapers for
publication an inaammatory statement,
In which he charges that employees are
being coerced into the support OF Me-
kinley. although this statement has been
repeatedly denied and proven false in
every case where the charge was specific
ally made and an investigation possible,
Right Rev. George L. Seymour, bish-
opE of the Episcopal church, diocese nf
southern Illinois, to-day Joined In the
public expression In favor Of sound mon
ey. made by Bishop Newman, OF thes
Methodist church and Archbishop Ire
land and Afonseigneur Seenlger. OF the
Roman Catholic church, through n let
ter to the state Republican committee OF
Illinois.
Trouble broke out In the Popocratio
camp to-day over the discovery by am-
bilious men that promises OF certain Of z
fetal positions of high grade are being
freely made, and that they are being
duplicated in n way extremely efnbar-
RAISING to those who have put upnto
secure the first pledge. Il
This Is especially Illustrated in the dis s
covery that the position Of minister TO :
France. which YVES promised TO Marcus
DAILY, the Montana silver mine owner,
has now been re-pledged. this time to +
Days bitter political enemy W. c.
Clark, another Montana silver mine Z
owner. Ii is understood that q contri
button OF $4,000 was obtained from
Clark in addition to the $4,000 already
given In the campaign. Mr.. Clark's am-F
bition being to shine in diplomatic Cir
Giles as the .'Silvcr King"
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& CHICAGO. Oct. 2O-Gsorge L. Wash
burn, of the Popullss national executive
rommItee, arrived here unexpectedly
thlsevenlng from Thomson and Atlanta,
Ga. where he and Committeeman II. w.
Reed had been In conference with Mr..
Watson, Popullst vice presidential noml-
nee.
Dispatches were received from Allan
IA tonight saying that the Populist-
Democratic fusion had been 4 failure,
the Georgia Democratic committee hay-
Ing to-day positively refused TO accept
the Populist plan OF fusion In that state.
When informed tonight of the failure
on the conference, Mr., Washburn ex-
pressed no surprise. As he was to have
remained In Atlanta to be present ut
that conference, his sudden change OF
pase was the cause OF no little specula-
tlon In political circles this evening. It
Is stated on good authority that Mr..
'Washburn returned so suddenly for the
purpose Of comforting with Chairman
Jones. OF the Democratic national COM
mittee and TO place before him In the
FORM or an ultimatum two or three pro-
positions fur Mr.. Watson looking TO the
iauers recognition on the fusion ticket
In the different states.
It Is expected that should Mr.. Jones
refuse to favorably consider these pro-
positions, securing for Mr. Watson what
he believes to be his rights In the mat
TER, sensational developments will fol-
low. 1t is stated that Mr.. wason is
prepared in the event OF Mr.. Jones' re-
fusal. to take a position which will prove
the political sensation OF the campaign.
Mr.. Washburn when seen this even
Ing refused TO confirm or deny this story.
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SENATOR FRYE
Addresses All Unprecedented Meeting ut
PIedmont-A Remarkable Outpouring

Addresses All unprecedented NccttnS Mt
pIedmont-A Remarkable Outpouring
OF People.
Special Dispatch to the Intellgencer.
PIEDMONT, VIVA, Oct. 2O.--The
largest and most enthusiastic Repub-
,ican meeting ever held in Piedmont,
and the largest OF this campaign OF
either party. was held at the opera
house this evening. Hundreds couldjnot
get even standing room. Judge John
II. Keller. was chairman. The opera
house was artistically decorated with
flowers. ferns and autumn leaves with
Old Glory and Mckinley and. Hobarts'
pictures In prominent situations.
Hon. W. p. Frye. United States SEN
ator from Maine, In mastery effort,
discussed In n logical manner the mo-
ney and tariff questions for nearly two
hours. Hon. William H.. Koontz. of
Pennsylvania, followed In iifty-min-
ute address, which greatly pleased the
large audience present. Special trains
were run on the Baltimore 6; Ohio, the
Cumberland & PiedmOnt,the West Vir-
Sinla Central and Pittsburgh railway.
The audience was largely Composed
OF local miners, paper mill employees
and mechanics. The speakers Eleft
favorable impression upon their hear
crs ana good results from the same can
be expected. iEsss
Senator Elkins will speak at Davis
on the 18th Inst, and at Keyser on
tho 1st h 'ts4lA 5e.,ts' Hsa :
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every effort of our party In the election
OF our congressional nominations.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be transmitted TO the Democratic
-aranttIv,a chp n,Ittna -
JOHN D. CUNNINGHAM.
Chairman,
JAMES L. sIBLEY,


There was buzz following the reid-
Ing of the Popullst proposition which in
dicated strong dlsapproval of 1t.
The speeches were all against It. In
fact the resolution refusing the Populls-
tic proposition was offered by none other
that Chairman Jones' personal repre-
sentative. WHO favored II yesterday, but
who to-day claimed that he mad been
under a misapprehenslon as to what the
Popullsts wanted He said he had no
idea when he came down here at the
suggestion OF Chairman ]. K. Jones,
that the Popullsts wanted thirteen cleo
tors for Watson. He thought that they
would propose some fair division which
would not totally ignore the candidacy
of Vice President Sewall.
1t was quite evident that the commit
tee regarded the proposition as prepos-
ferrous and that about the only thing left
for discussion was as to the character
of the reply TO be sent to the Populi5ts-
whether 1t should be polite and concilia-
tory or plain and to the point,
The Georgia member of the national
committee, who hud come to force flu
sion, himself offered the resolution op-
posing II. He explained his action as
follows:
Il got a telegram about fusion and I
thought it meant a division OF Vice pres
ident electors between the two parties
Senator Jones thought that was n good
idea and wanted to see what could be
done with It. never had any idea that
the Populists wanted as much as they
did. To ignore our vice presidential
candidate, was of course, quite out of
the question"
The committee adopted g resolution
calling for a state convention to be held
In Atlanta on November 20 to select four
Democratic candidates for vacant places
on the supreme court bench. The dele
gates to this convention are to be select
ed on November Il. either by primary
or mass meeting. in the discretion OF the
various county committees.
Atlanta was selected over Macon. as
the convention city, by n vote of 81 to 8.
The Popullst committee remained In
session throughout the afternoon and
resumed the sitting after brief recess
for supper. Thomas Z. Watson ar
rived from Thomson at half past five,
o'clock and Joined the committee. He
declined all requests. for interviews and
refused to say anything FOR publication
concerning either his letter OF accept
ance or action of'the Democratic state
committee on fusion.
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Special Dispatch to the e1ntelllsencer.
sIsTERsvILLE, W. Va, oct. co.
The incsment weather OF this evening
greatly lnterfcrcd with the arrangements
the,t had been made by the local Repub-
llcan clubs for the reception of Senator
stephen B. Elkins, who spoke TO a large
audience in the opera house. An ar
ransements had been made for one of
the greatest demoPstrations;o of the cam
paIgn, but for the reason mentioned
they were not orried out. The meet
ing itself was one of the greatest and
most enthusiastic that has ever been
held in this city.
1t was know that Col. ]. j. Carter. the
head OF the Carter OIL Company in this
section, would preside over the meeting,
AMI this, no doubt, brought out great
many people who desired to hear him say
something on the money question.
Colonel! Carter was called to the front
and elected chairman OF the meeting
unanimously. He spoke to the large au-
dencc for about half an hour. His re-
marks were directly In relation to the
money question, and he also spoke OF the
reports that the Standard on Company
Is trying TO coerce its employees into rot-
ing for Mckinley. Mr.. Carter said that
as lie entered the house he had been
handed bill stating that such was the
lished such a report, as web as the man
WIN WrDtA II was lehQSed liar.
He stated that only a short time ago,
when he came to this city, he called In
his foreman and told him tn inform his
men that they were to feel free to vote
as their consciences dictated.
He said that he would not want a man
In his employ who would not vote as he
desired to vote. The colonel said that
the report that the Standard OIL Com
p2nyiwas trying to coerue its employees
many way was q lie and that he could
prove II.
After talking on the money question for
some time, during which he made some
excellent points and was very frequently
applauded, he introduced Senator Elk
ins.
Senator EIkini.
When the distinguished senator step
ped to the front OF the platform, he was
vigorously applauded. He spoke for about
two hours and held the attention OF the
audience without an effort. He first
took up the money question and later
spoke on the tariff issue for a few min
u:es. He was we'll received and every
time he made 4 good point he was cheer
cd 10 the echo.
There Is not the least doubt that the
meeting Of this evening was the largest
ever held In this city. As early as {
o'clock the crowd commenced TO crowd
into the opera house, and by 7:30
the house was jaInmed to the doors and
there were several hundred on the out
side trying to gain admittance. The au-
dlence was largely made up OF men work.
ing in the oil fields. and they paid the
speakers great compliment by the
manner in which they listened to the
speeches.
1t was n grand rally and will do the
cause OF Mckinley and sound money
vast amount OF good.
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BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT.
The popullst-DemocrntiC Complicatiu
VIII be Fought Out.

Inc PopUIht-brNOcrhucS computation
VIII be Fought Out.
Special Dispatch to tho lntellIgenccr
PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, Oct. 90
Hon. Warren Hays was here to-day on
his way to Charleston, where he has
business before the state supreme
court, which Is now In special session,
to consider the complications arising
over the deposition of the Populist
state ticket. Mr.. Hays said that he
understood that the Pcndletonlans had
appealed TO the supreme court from
the finding OF Circuit Court Clerk .Ad.
ans. In Roane county, wko placed the
name of Hays on the Populist ticket,
instead OF Pendleton's. Air. Hays will
appear before the court with counsel
and proposes 10 sh0w satisfactorily 10
the court the lrregulaTlty OF the COM
ventioG, which nominated Pendle,on.
The scene of the struggle has been re-
moved to Charleston before the su.
prcme court. The various ballot
contests have made their standing nud
there the iight VIII be fought out 10 n
finish II ~ q =
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. Oct. ?l.-A spc.
cial from Akron, says: The largest fire
that has visited Akron since the Schu-
maciier mills were burned several years
ago. occurred here at midnight to-
night. when the stoneware works of
the Whitmorc. Robinson g. Company.
were completely destroyed. The loss
will be 100000 and the insurance half
as much The company was capitalize
ed for $4,000. Two hundred men are
thrown out OF employment. The origin
Of the fire Is not known.
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Z WASHINGTON, Oct. eO.-Ex-s -secre-
tary Hoke Smith came to Washington
to-day from Atlanta and will remain
several days in connection with business
before the supreme court. He says he
Is here on strictly professional business
and does not care to talk on politics.
lie GALES at he Interior department and
saw Secretary Francis and the law olll-
cers OF the department and later called
on the President ifttsisf 5s,Es & 3LtEs- Z
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senator MORRILL, NEGLECTED.

Z MONTPELIER VI. Oct. 2O.-Justln
5. Morrill,. OF Stnffor.l, was rc-elecled
United States senator from Vermont
This afternoon. In the senate no orher
name was presented and Senator Nor
rill received the entire thirty votes, In
the h0u4e Mr., Morrill, received al3 votes
and Herbert L. Brigham, Of BakerllelJ
Democratic candidate. received Ii. ~,
In the Joint assembly to-morrow m.
.teriIoon. Senator Morrlll,s election Will
be formally made TX 80
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2O,-Funcrali SER
vices over the remains OF the late Hem
ry Z. Abbey were held to.daysin the
church " the Paulist FatherBsin this
city. There were In attendance u great
number of people prominent In the
world OF amusement. g
The remains OF Mr.. Abbey viii be
buried IN the grave OF his llrst wife at
Northampton. Mass.. to which place
they We're tnitcn tO.Iay. II. .--E !.
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LONDON, Oct. ol.-The Constantine
pie correspondent of the Morning Post
says: 1T is officially known here that
Mr.. Terrill. the United States minister,
has not for the last ten months mention
ed to the porte the passage OF 4 guard
ship through the Dardanelles. In fact
cordial relations exist between the
United States and Turkey"
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AT M'KINLEY's HOME


H.
CANTON, Ohio. Oct. cO,-Two dele.
cations were announced to visit Major
Mckinley to-day. one from Cleveland
and one from an eastern district Of
West Virginia. and western district
OF Maryland. Both have been postpon.
ed, the Cleveland delegation 10 come to-
morrow and the Maryland delegation
to come on October 81. Among the caJl-S
ers at the Mckinley home to-day was
]. Madison Vance. colored man of
New Orleans, who made most sln-
quent address at the st. Louis conven-
tlon.scconding the nomination of Major
Mckinley. He was accompanied by Mr.
Meyers and Charles W. Anderson,pri--
vate secretary TO the treasurer OF New
York. ~
Robert p Teenock. ex-member 0ftI,e
state legislature Of Aiassschusetts,call-7
ed to pay MS respects 10 Major Mckln-.
ley to-iay. nj
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Mr. ELxINs' TOUR
or the State finds Everything In M En-
eouragiuE Condition.

Special pispatch 10 the lntelllgencer, 4
PARkERsBURG, w. Va, Oct. ?O.-
Senator stepher 3, E,lklns was in
Parkersburg over night. He came In
last evening from Harrlsyllic and left
al noon To-day for Slstersvllle. where
he Will speak this evening. The senator
Is making second campaigning tour
OF the state. On his first trip he found
evidence everywhere OF Republican
victory. Tho second trip has been an
agreeable surprise. He reports that the
sentiment for Mckinley, sound money,
protection and the Republican state
ticket Is so Increased and sOlidlfied that
a decisive victory for the national and
state Republican ticket is assured. The
senator addressed a magnificent meet
Ing at Harrisvllle Monday.aa
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Tho Competitor Case.

HAVANA, Oct. eO-The supreme
court of war and marine has ordered
the preparation OF new cases against
the crew o: the American. schooner,
Competitor, who Will now be tried be-
fore an ordinary marine court martial.
The preliminary steps have already
been taken. La5orde. the commander
of the schooner and Melton. the Amer
tried In accordance with the provisions
OF the treaty of 1921. 9s53E,
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AIather and chlld Perish.

MAHANoY CITY, Pa, Oct. 2o,-alrs.
Con Reardon and her nineteen-year-
old son. of Mahanoy Plane, were burn
ed to death at their home to-day. The
house caught fire and the child in the
excitement was left In the burning
building. Tho mother rushed back to
save 1t. but was overcome By the
smoke. Their bodies were found to-
Gethcr, burned to a crisp.
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LONDON. Oct. 2l.-A dispatch from
Madrid says Senior canovas tile PREMIER.
declares. that the statement that Spain
VIII abandon Cuba unless the wards
concluded in March Is false, and rldicn-l
lous. The premier added that nothing
could exceed the loyal conduct OF Presi-
dent Cleveland and his cabinet towards
Snnln ~ --.-.---- y .-.--l- -. u :.
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MlLLvlLLE, n. j., Oct. 20.-Whitall
Tatum 6: Co. the big glass manufac,
'turera, and theIrwoikmen. have settled
on a 10 per cent reduction from last
years scale. The men have been ny:i
fled to so 10 work next week. The man
gull work ton days ago because the
company 5wanted them toAaccept a 20
.ner cent feduGllon. \ 3, . - u =.
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LONDON, Oct. 2O.--Thc grand jury
to-day found a true bill against Lady
Scott, m0ther-in-law OF Earl Russell.
VII, IL charged by the latter sswlth
criminal libel In conjunction with two
young men who We're arrested With her
on the snine charge e
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SENATOR ELKINS
Speaks toln Great Crowd at the
Oil Metropolis.
THE BAD WEATHER iNTER'FERED
With a Street Demonstration. but
Not will, the Speaking. &
A CAMPAIGN ROORBACa.NAILED.

Ey Col. Carter. OF the Carter OH Conn
prny-iie Defr. Anyone to Make Good
tho Charge that the standard OIL Com.
psny Is coercinE Employss, to Vote for
aieIllnley--The Facts are Just the Re
rer,s--senator Frye, Ovation at Pied
mont.
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ATKINSON AT BAYARD.
A Magnificent Reception 10 tho Se1t Gov
ernor-h Demonstration Or UnrIxuaI

Proportions.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgcnecr.
BAYARD. w. Va, oct. 2O.-4Great t
throngs OF anxious listeners were ct the
meeting OF Hon. George w.tAtliuson.
Twelve hundred people attended the
meeting The Mckinley club. ot Dav-
IS. which was recently organized. ). turn
cd out one hundred voters In uniforms.
With the Fircmen's Band OF Davis,
and the Buffalo band.Eof Bayard. aud
tlc Snyder drum corps. OF the Young
Mems Republican Club. OF Bayard. FUR
ni5hlng the music. The special train
from Davis brought 700 people, and
was 90 packed thar people were lett at
The stations. unable 70 get on at was.
fhc !argeat and most cnthusiasticiDlcet-
ing ever held In Grant county. The
whole town, as well az the opera
llonse. which VIII seat 900 people. was
iull 10 oYcrfloSInE9.
Never was! there a masa OF people
inore attentive M Mr. a tkinsoii 5dcllv-
cred In an eloquent manner. q speech
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ARe.ultof tpitntIn,,.

ALTOONA. Pa. Oct. 2O.-A notice
was posted at he Pennsylvania shops to-
day, stating hat In order 20 reduce eY-
penses itwould be necessary Ia close the
shops until next Monday The order
affects 5000 employees.
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For Wet Virginia, fair preceded " by
Ing TO westerly. ts So - X
For Western Pennsylvania, local show
crs,. followed by fair during the days;
slightly cooler; light westerly Winds.
crs IN eastern pertinS Isht ~ 10 S fresh scW
crly winds and cooler. Fl. ~.
Weather Foreeast for ro-,lar. 4. 4; f,i
The Temperature Yesterday nS observed
by g. Schncpf. druggist corner Four
teenth and Murket streets. was as fol-
lows:
7lu. M. 3. ,kD5 ~, m.,.s...,, I'd
n ,... h9t7 H., y. ,5
j. m,.,,,,,. ..,.,,.. yGlWea,het--C hang IL, vi
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COMPLETE FAILURE.
oithc Demo .Popullst Fusion
in Georgia.
ZIG SENSATION Is EXPECTED.
lfthe Democratic National Com.
mittce Finally Refuses
THE ULTIMATUM OF POPuLISTS

Tom Watson Prepared TO Take Position
that Will Prove the Sensation OF the
cnmpaiSn-A ,Ilr Up Which will prors
Embarrassing TO son,ehody--The Popu-
list ul.imatum which was Tarned Dow,
Sbv ihc Georgia Democrat ie Committee.
Popull,u Stand FOR Their Hight.
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Daily zMG@ggig@m@@r Reduced 10 5Q Gents Per Ug@@I

illled With facts sustaining the Repub-
lican side ot the questions Involved In
the campaign. lssf - 7
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1t was grand rally and will do the
cause OF Mckinley and sound money
vast amount of good. e
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Not to be THfled With.
From Cincinnati Gazette)

Will people never learn that Z
"cold'' is an accident to be dreaded
and that when it occurs treatment
should be promptly applied? There
is no knowing where the trouble
will end; and while complete re-
covery is the rule, the exceptions
are terribly frequent, and thousands
upon thousands of fatal illnesses oc-
cur every year ushered in by lit
tie injudicious exposure and seem
ingly trihing symptoms. Beyond
this, there are to-day countless inva-
lids who trace their complaints to
"colds," which at the time of oc-
currence gave no concern, and were
therefore neglected. When troub-
led with cold use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is prompt and
25 and so cent bottles
for sale by B. Y. Hudson, Bolivar;
Jno. w. Nuckolls, Toone.
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Cedar Chanel.

EDITORS BULLETIN:-The farmers
have recently begun work.
Mr. Bob Miller, of Nashville, is
here sick.
Miss Glarrer House il. the guest
OF Miss Dollie Lakewood this week.
Mr., Joe Morbrey, of Texas, is
here.
Mrs. Smith is visiting DR.. M. M.
Smith this week.
Mr.. Tom Smith has lately been
to Memphis to buy spring goods.
Mrs. George Williams and son
are quite i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Brosie Moore and sister
were the guests of Mrs. Mamie
Smith this week.
Mr.. Shaw Smith, of this place.
has accepted a position in a produce
store in Memphis.
J. L. Smith & Bro. bought a
wagon load of eggs IN two hours
last Saturday. It has been stated
that they do more egg buying than
any other country store in Tonnes
see.
Mr.. Leland, of Jackson, lectured
at this place Saturday night.
There is great deal of sickness
in this country at present.
Cow Boy.