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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
Viduals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of lndi-
viduals.
Mr.. Emil Beiler has returned to his
home in PiJtsburg.
Archbishop John J. Kahn, of st. Louis,
is in the city on business.
Mr.. John Beuter of Pittsburg, is the
guest of East End friends.
Mr. Peter Zceckler, of South Dakota,
is the guest of Wheeling relatives.
Mr.. Albert Schenk, who is suffering
with his eyes, is able 10 be out again.
Mr.. John Kuehlborn, Of the South
Side, is confined to his room by illness.
Mss Rose Siehler, Of Thirty-seyenth
street, is confined to her room by IL
ness.
Mr. Christ. Ziegler of Marietta, has
returned to his home, after visiting
Wheeling relatives.
Miss Lola Saunders, of Parkersburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. Geo. H. Ebeling, OF
South Market street.
Miss Ida Hazlett, of the North End,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Maggie Hen
dershot, of Parkersburg.
WI. OllO NUlll4Al u Ll4N ANOl I'll i~AANi
who has been in Pittsburg lately, is in
the city visiting friends
Councilman Thomas Dawson, Of the
Eighth ward, has two boys i'll with
Qiphtheria. One is recovering.
Mr. w. A. Rolf and wife, who were the
guests of his father, Col August Rolf,
have returned to their home in COraopo-
lis, Pa.
Miss Theresa Loos, a niece of Edward
Hofreuter, Of South Jacob street, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from her
home in Germany
Mr. Maurice Krakauer, one of the
younger members of the firm of Kra-
kauer Bros, of New York, the piano
manufacturers, ana a young man thcS
oughly posted in the business, as re-
CARDS both Office and factory, IS in the
city the guest of Mr.. F. W Banner
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to turn out in Saturday nights parade.
Let every Democrat on the Island turn
out.
Editor C. B. Hart spoke at Bishoff's
Hall. East Wheeling, last night
Col. A. w Campbell addressed a Re
publican meeting at l. o. o. f. nall, last
night.
The William ]. Bryan Silver Club is
called to meet at the Peabody building
this evening at seven o'clock, in full
uniform, to attend the Bellaire meeting
Chief Marshal FranZheim has called
a meeting of all his aides, at the Pea
body building Wednesday evening.
1t is hoped that every Democratic
club in the city wifi go to Benwood
Thursday evening, TO take part in the
demonstration there that evening.
The meeting previously announced for
this evening, at Seventh and Market
streets, at which Col. w. w. Arnett was
10 speak, has been cancelled on accounl
Of the Bellaire demonstration.
This evening the Republicans of Mar
tins Ferry have arranged to have
large parade. A large number OF inyi-
tations have been sent cut by the club
of that place to clubs in this city and
through Eastern Ohio, and number CT
them are expected to respond.
The Faulkner Silver Club is called
10 meet at Twenty-second and Main
streets tonight, promptly at seven
O'Clock, to 90 TO Bellaire.
The Watts Club, of the Sixth ward,
is called to meet at their headquarters
at seven o'clock tonight, to 90 in body
IN Pellaire
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T. 5. SENATOR BACON
Addressed a Large silver Meeting at
Nfoundsville. Last Sight.

Addressed n Large silver Meeting at
1ouudsville, Last Sight.
United states Senator Bacon Of Geor-
gia. addressed the largest and most en-
thusiastic crowd of people last night that
ever assembled in Moundsvivlle The
meeting was held in the Court House,
which was packed to suffocation.
He stated that all the great corpora
tions of not only America but Europe,
We're against Bryan. and that England
was anxious TO have us maintain our gold
standard because she was a consuming
nation and not a producer. 1t was there
fore 20 her interest to keep the price Of
products as low as possible by increasing
the value of her gold. Senator Bacon
proved The falsity of the gold bugs ar
gumeuts as to the increase Of money un-
der free coinage.
He said If the entire production of the
world was brought TO the United States
and minted it would Increase our per
capita only 50 for every man. woman and
child I'm the country. The production Of
am the silver of this country. including
that used I'm the arts and for silverware
and other purposes. if melted would only
increase our per capita two dollars.
During The entire length of Senator Ba-
con speech. which lasted for over two
hours ne was given rapt attention. At
times the audience became wildly enthu-
silsJir. The cheering at one time lasted
for fully tive minutes. A great many Re
publicans were present and several after
the meeting announced their intention TO
.luunIt DrEnm
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chief marshal and staff viii be located
corner EOff and Fourteenth streets.
The Sound Money Business Men Cluo
will form on Fourteenth street, right rest
ing on Eoff. The organizations meeting
al quarters above Fourteenth street VIII
form on EOff street, right resting on
Fourteenth street. ..-..-
The organizations meeting at quarters
south of Fourteenth street Will form on
Fifteenth street, right resting on Chap-
line.
The members Of parade who do not come
as an organization will form on Chaplne
street between Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets. right resting on Fourteenth street
The visiting members from Bellalre, Ben
wood Bridgeport. Aetnavtlle, Marun
Ferry and the surrounding country. VIII
form on Chapline street between -FOUR
teenth and Sixteenth streets, right rest
ing on Sixteenth street.
TO avoid confusion and unnecessary de-
lay all delegations will enter into thelr
positions as outlined above from the oppo,
site direction TO that called for their head
or right Of line. -
The line of march shall be as follows;
East on Fourteenth street to Jacob ia
cob to Sixteenth. Sixteenth 10 Market
Market to Ninth Ninth TO Main, Main 10
'Twentv-fourth Twenty-fourth to Chap
line Chapline 10 Twentieth, Twentieth 10
Market. Market TO Fourteenth and dis
band. -
The list of aides will be given later
EDWARD b. FkANZHElM NJ,
Chief Marshal
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rms STEVENSON MEETINGS

And Parade. saturday Evening, will Fit
tingly End the Democratic Campaign.
The Democratic campaign in this city
and county VIII be brougl to a grand
climax. Saturday, with the meetings 10
be addressed by Vice President A. E.
Stevenson, Hon. John H. Marion, OF
Pi,,sburg, Governor w. a. MacCOrkie
and Hon. w. J. Kerr.
As before announced. there will be
one mass meeting al the Opera House
and three others ar STANDS on Chapline
s,reet-cn5 a- Twelfth street, one at
Fourteenth and one at Seventeenth.
All these meetings will lake place
simultaneously, in the afternoon.
The nigh parade promises to be an
immense affair. The indications are
that ou--o.-,own cubs will respond in
large numbers. while the horse brigade
Of between one and Two thousand Will
represent The surrounding country for
many miles.
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TO WORKINGMEN.

To tho Editor of the REGISTER.
Sir: As the election is near at hand
there may be some things overlooked
by the ordinary wOrk:ngman, who in
tends to vote for The continuation Of the
present condition Of things II he is
in easy circumstances he is one in a hum
cred who is prosperous, and IS fayore
10y something accidental, All the ordi-
nary working people, with possibly a
few of me above mentioned, are com-
paratiye.y In distress. These are The
r50pe wlo should engage cur attention,
Ior If we WISH O continue TO live Vel
ourselves We must live for the benefit
Of others. What can We expect by the
continuation Of the gold Standard To
DEE c1nsi=t cent. reasonable. just and hon
or8b.e we are bound 70 ne on he side
of the common people, by voting for
Bryan and free silver. How can we
better on. selves, is high, low ana ordi-
nary protection has been RED without
avail. say. please je,l us what IS best
i b.meta.ism is no panacea.
W. s. BERESFORD.
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sn1.Nn NlnNEY PARADE.

Having been designated by the National
Democratic Association and also request
I'D bv the County Executive Committee oil
nh. Eeuuhucau party To act as chiet mar
SINH for am independent parade OF the
sound money interests by the people or
fnfs citv md neighbOring towns. / ask the
hearty '-uuurrt and cooperation of all
lov9l and true citizens who believe i'm the
cause OF sound money Tor the success OF
this parade. and I call upon them TO make
mis- occasion memorable Toy their pres
ence I'm the line of morchers.
therefore issue my first general order:
Genera. order No. /.
AN renutable citizens of all political or
c9nizot lions are invited 20 join In parade
for sound money as il is strictly independ-
emit cooperative and non-partisan
There shall be no cmblems displayed In
Tho line except that Of sound money. No
roDners except that of our country. the
%-+ional stars and Stripes. All must re-
frlin from wearing badges or calling for
+beir favorte candidate for the Presi-
Fencv AS the parade is 20 be made up of
mon from all parties who unite In the
common cause of sound money
There shall be no uniformed bodies I'm
Tho Zinc hut an are expected 20 report in
civilian costume with yellow badge for
sound money attached 10 the left lapel
of coat. and carry 2o-nch American flag
in right hand. .,.,,.,
roov of me 2d of November and Will
move nrornntlv al four O'clock. this, IS
positive and an will take due notice. This
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Y NJ G. A. LECTURE AND ENTER
TAINMENT COURSE.

The Y. NJ. C. A. lecture and entertain
rnent committee has made careful selec-
tIon of talent for this years course Inc
conrse is not designed to yield revenue
TO the Association but rather TO iuThish
GOOD entertainment for members and
friends under pleasant auspices at small
cost The dates and attractions are as
follows: .,,,,,oo,
November 17-John r. Clarke subject
ABRAHAM Lincoln" Mr.. Clarke is pop
ular lecturer. His success has been re-
markable. Gu. .,,,,
iect THE New Man" Or. Anna SHAW is
the peer Of any lecturer on the platform.
January 2S-Miss Annie Louise " mite III
o. unioue and artistic entertainment.
February 23-The smailey Grand Con-
cert Company.
March ls-Dr. John ". Simpson. DIT
simpson is well and favorably known III
The city as 4 scholar and pulpit orator.
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF the
Goats and Boatmen.


Goats and Boatmen.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Ruth, $3.50 p. m, for Sis,ersyille; Jewel,
$3.50 D. m. for Cl3rng,on; Ben Rur, .
p. m, for Parkersburg; Taylor, 2:3O p.
m. for S.eubenville.
TO-DAY'S BOATS-Keystone State
for Plttsburg at a. m; Hudson for Gin
cinnati al s a. m: Arg3nd for Parkers-
burg at II a. m: Ruth for Sistersviile az
$3.50 D. m: Jewel for Darlington at 1870
D. m; Taylor for SJeubenyilie at 2:3O
p. m.
The stage last night was 10 feet .
inches and stationary. Riyermen are IN
good spirits over the continued good
stage. and the prospect of uninterrupted
navigation.
The following boats passed down yes
terday with coal: Dick Fulton, l. \.
Bunton, Tom Dodsworth, p. m; Hawk,
4 D. M; Enterprise, 4:30 p. m.
The report that the Ruth was sold to
the Bay line proves to have been incor-
rect.
The total shipment of coal on the
present rise was 100 barges, q flats,
and boats, or a total Of 1,655, 800 bush
els.
The Ohio River Improvement Assoc
citation viii meet in Pittsburg in two
weeks
George w. Campbell, an Old Cincin-
natl and 81. Louis pilot, died at his resi-
dence in the former city Friday aged
So years. He was pilot on the Mag
nolia during the late war.
The James MOren was the flag ship OF
the coal fleet at Louisville. She landed
there with nineteen barges and made
the run in four days and fourteen hours.
The Nellie Walton passed up yester-
dav with a tow OF empt.es.
Pittsburg, Pa, October 26.-River
& $40 feet and falling at the dam;
weather clear and cool.
Greensboro, Pa, October 26.-River
II feet and falling; weather clear and
warmer The Blaine is due mp and
down Tuesday.
Norgan,own. W. Va, October 90
River Q feet inches and falling; wealth
or clear and pleasant
Oil City. Pa, October 26.-Riyer
feet and falling; weather clear and pleas
ant
warren. Pa. October 2G-RIver ] foot
and stationary; weather clear and
milder.
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THAT EEruuLlc.N PARADE.


The Intelligence iied About i" '"S' ~
Was Expected.
The InteIica1eer's report OF saturday
nights BIG publican parade appeared
yesterday. ...,.,-,
T-c0r-a.ner mum o. l1,c-ha3del
falsehoods. on q par WITH MS e---0I.al
Justification of tom DAYS ago, ao-u- TIE
Register. the Grady U eng 1G1 Ail'
Baers card.
on that occasion Che Register SD com
p'e.ely demonstrate. the M--o-N.es VI
the intelligence that &C. never slte~Ael
ab0u, ,he suojec. again. .,.--
Here we have another ease, OF '1-AeI
four cases. equally pa.111e.
We win print tine four la'se'0ooS'
taken from the Int .li-e-cet. iu q group
and then discuss them sel-1-il-.
q Comirc down Ma.r street Dog. tAtl7
,sara over {. .lu men l. ...-. .-. tt .-r
uer of Twelfth ANA A... ,.'.-
sound money r.Ilroai..- ..l- .'- f'..,
sion and marched rl ... NHN'
rr.- fr.f. ...r .- Iu leave A-
o'clock. This left or.r N no 81.
rl. parade passed a0H. NtiNr
E.flr. the Ney--l.. CLUB. OBJ IN- al.-
rf....... ,..I I.fr dad. ..... '. Required one
l..r .rd ero minutes rH pass e. r'lai ana
there we've uu -Ip- D.. ... t.-. -.,
O. The keystone clubs .Nin'el .T -,-.
started in che parade ,ri
rr. route as far u~ "....l
lI.Iu. whore they ...L OH. -o....- t.
f..E .her ,r9ln which was "@'ln7 loI
Tine p-.ister's tma-, NJ the number
Cd. r.. Iu ... Wn- U.u ..'-r pL @-ti. tot
comment yesterday, u.I was .',--.'''
f,tr.. .r both PARTIES For instance, lIe
manner ..... the number nI mon iu .Ir tNrl
SION. t.rof. employ - .-', .--,.- tbaf
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FOOT BALL TEAM ORGANIZED.

A strong foot ball team, composed Of
n1avers who took part in the game at Al
fenbeim. Saturday. between the Alien
holm and Wheeling boys is being or
gained with the intention OF playing
Games with the various ,eams IN neigh
boring towns. Games Will be arranged
with The Steubenville Athletic Club
bethany boys, ST. ClaiIsy.Le, and o'her
organizauons who pu, up a sum con-
tnsf
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ZEAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds OF Transfer Left for record at Clerk
.Fco,'e Office

Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record at Clerk
Hcot's Office.
Deed made October "a, 1896, by the
washington Hall Association to
Henry Schmulbach. for lot No. 4, in
square No. 10. at Market and Twelfth
streets. Consideration, 100000.
Deed made September q, 1896, by
Charles +. Bachman and wife to I thomas
w. Cameron, for LOT No. s. in square No.
.. on South York street. Considera-
ton, $4,000.
Deed made October &c, 1896, by j. NJ
Walters and wife to VIM. NJ. Marsh, for
the south half Of 10, No. 81, in d.
Zane's addition, on South Broadway.
Consideration, $1,000
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Steamer VIRGINIA. nos.
Master. Robert IL. Kerr, lt...
steiner HUDSON. Robert y
ter. LANES Alexander. Clerk Do.
". steamer KEYSTONE STAT
Knox. Master, Dan Lacy
Thursday. s. "a. m. ,.....
Tor freight 0r passage. te'el
CROCKARD d BOOL
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BErUBLICANs DECLINED
To Divide Time Between PoOrman and
flar: at fulton.

fiar; az fulton.
Fulton Republicans have secured the
Metropolitan Athletic cub house for po-
li,ca. meetings, and q speech will be
made "Wednesday evening by c. b. Hart.
The Democrats have also advertised
meeting on the same evening, to be ad-
dressed by Col c. L. Po1rman, of Bel
la.re. who has been sent 10 Congress by
he Republicans. but who is making
speeches for free silver in this cam
pa.gn.
As many Fulton voters would like to
attend both meetings. the Democratic
Committee issued a challenge on behalf
OF the speaker. for a joint discussion.
The Republican c0mittee declined to en-
terrain the proposition, and many Re
publican voters have therefore anH0unc-
al tler determination to attend the
PO0rmau meeting.
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POLITICAL NOTES

A novel bet was made between nine
Republicans and nine Democrats OF the
Eighth ward yesterday. According 10
the terms of the wager. the winning side
are TO ride on a tvO-horse dray the night
after election. and the losers to escort
them in a body and burn red fire and
yell for the victorious candidate.
The members of the Young Mems
Democratic Club viii meet at Demo-
cratic headquarters this evening at 7
o'clock. in full uniform, to go to Bellaire.
Governor MacCorkle, who spoke at
Parkersburg last night. goes to Mans
field. O.. to speak to-day. He will be
here Saturday with Vice President
Stevenson.
The Republican parade at Benwood,
last night, fell far short of expectations.
The Republicans go to Martins Fer
~. this evening.
Be sure TO hang out flags on Satur-
day. as per the reques, of National
Chairman Jones and County Chairman
Darrah. Put no device or words on the
flag, however.
Workingmen should turn out in their
working clothes in next Saturday S
parade. That costume is a suficien,
badge Of honor. onG a small flag is the
only decoration necessary.
The Democrats of the Island are all
requested TO meet &. the Island hose
house this evening at 7:SO TO form a club
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NEErING III FULTON.

There viii De a Democratic and free
silver meeting al Fulton Wednesday eve
ming. and an the city cubs have been
requested 20 ATTEND. The following
special order has been issued by Chief
Marshal Franzde,m:
Spec.a. Order No. Z.
All Democratic clubs in The city are
invited to- attend the demonstration al
Fulton Wednesday evening, but will
make their own arrangements ABOUT
A. a. FRANZHEIM.
T1faf H4r-hal
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NJ. B. BAILEY.
Adju-ant.
4p,1eTFAD At GLENN'S RUN.

ARMS IND \ NTlT--N-N = IsV'''
Charles r. Armsread, the elOquenc
free silver orator Of Charleston, ad-
dressed a meeting in the G.cnn's Run
school house last evening. The room
was crowded. and the speaker was fire.
duen.ly interrupted with enthusiastic
cheers. When the meeting closed the
farmers talked about the big demonsIra-
lion i'm This city mex; Saturday. and i,
WAS stated tha, that section Of Ohio
county will be well represented IN the
demonstration. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Geo. W. Robinson, OF this
city.
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band. The boat will be at the wharf at
seven o'clock for the uptown clubs,
will land at the Belmont mill on the
way down. and later at Bloch's landing
for the Eighth ward club. The Ben
wood club will cross on the ferry.
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Judge PAUL viii hold Court every
dav This week. except Friday morning,
- admit men 10 citizenship. Court will
also he held Saturday evening, Monday
and Monday evening peyt.
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SENT TO JAIL.

Yesterday afternoon James Field was
sentenced to thirty days in jail by Jus
tice D. z. Phillips. on complaint OF
Kraus & Bamberger, who charged Field
with stripping dummy in front Of their
store at half-past seven o'clock on Sat
urday evening. CT an overcoat. Officer
Michaels was entrusted with the case
who. after a quiet search. found his man
wearing the stolen coa.,
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CITY TAX RECEIPTS.

The city tax receipts for 1896, paid
over by Collector Hall to Receiver Kin
d-lbargar ore as follows.
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THE REGISTERS SILVER Fund.
A Popular Subscription, the Proceeds of Which w
Be Devoted to the Education of the People a.
the Issue of Free Coinage and to Demonst7t
Its Benefits to the Masses.
oN@%&%oe

The Register recognizing the fact that the Democratic C
mees are this year almost absolutely without funds with
to conduct the pending campaign Free Silver and poW
will result in marked benefit the great of the people
further recognizing under the conditions existing n
absolutely necessary for the dissemination of information the
bution literature and the placing of the Truth in the hands,
the people, must from the people themselves has re'
nauguate Popular Silver Fund, which contributions ire
yited in any sum- matter how small 1t expec .-
any one will give largely, but rather that many people M m
something and as a means OF facilitating such conbut u,
following blank is printed:
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At ST. Joseph's Cathedral this after
noon, the Rev. Father Harris will per-
form The ceremony which will unite for
veal or woe. Mr.. George Nau. a popular
barber of the East End, and Miss Mamie
Rush. of the North End. In the evening
a reception will be held at the rooms Of
the Be5bout Club. CT Wood street for
which a large number Of invitations
have been issued.
The Wheeling Turnverein opened the
fall amusement season, last evening,
WIN IN exhibition and ball, at the hall
en- North Market street. The pro-
gramme. which was rendered under the
direction of Prof Neubauer was a very
creditabe exhibition of the work taught
at he hall. The Opera House orchestra
played for dancing.
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IN SOCIETY.

The Three Orphans, a South Side or
ganiza,ion of young men, will give a
dance at Myers hail on November 5th.
The Marine Club, of Wheeling, gave
a hop last night at the City Hall, Bell
aire.
Mr. Fred Roth, of Fulton, viii marry
Miss Elsie Dowier, Of Limestone, w. Va,
on November 18th.
The Surfer Society celebrates its
fourteenth anniversary with a ball at
Beethoven hall tonight.
The social session Of Parke Division,
A. 0. H., held at the hall, corner Of
Twelfth and Chap,.ne streets, last
night. was a successful affair.
The following programme was rem
JoroT.
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FOR NATURALIZATION PAPERS.

Totals =. ...S29,734 81 S5,V6I