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0r. 264.
Sicjer 8 S1ucc.

6uron, go, 2. Nootm6'r. -
Sin 6sfti9sr Sfn.sIturm piit6ets 1ier
pG6rtno Der pergangertn R1ft uno
Der Sfn:e lttgt 3ur 3eit einen SUB
tiaF. Die 5aIc3rapb:nor6bte 3piIfsn
bier u'no Bierra Hagen 5u 8ooaa uno
Der telegrapbiIfe G2rts6r lit unterbroz
den, pas?5ln iigo Die GIf1jiia, rur sea
r;nJ oarIpGt2t. Utan erplrtet, odB Ter
SfneaTturm cl8 2ltstben zines pollen
9}otums mpr1an par6inosrn ni1to.
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nTeS 2tSen Cite 2aft. a

IT. SaODao. G5ecbrtcr Serr! eejt lancer 3cit
Iitt id an elmer 8cibc ooH RraHtbtttn, iDel1t Der
pab lptnu ID pisiclbeR uibt an ibrsm ifortitrcicu
an belnmcu i'm Stanns mar, Elm totaer 3crial mtja
ntr Srditc itattiiuOen piros gerluit oss Appttts
mnn elm Bunid uad ReiImittsln unD tiuitIiasu
VGbrmittcln gu unreecImabigsr 3sit oas geoirnjb
rad qtiuaocm 66ui uno cine tttige 9tpr'lton
bei'm Iuiftbcu ocs WOrGcu5 perqdhte mir mti1
Qebeu bis elm iSreuRO mid Dnlu oeranldbtc, Sbrs
9Ecbiiiu Al probireu. 50 psribafitc ib mir benz
zinc r5la{bs RuomaD's SuriaparJutdn uun cne
Shdhtc Qtaeu mn pcrfGbr odmlt nab Sorlbrlft
St lam bQlb Grlsi5ttruuq sd tIufts erei fpetere
Sbqttclu uun i5laid1en uuo bin QsHHbtr, bern is.
9b perb!ebe abtunagUou Shr
y" Grt6ur 2. gSriobt
llniouDiG'. Wi9.
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Baltimore, MD, senrag, Nouember 1896.

gang entf6isOen Der Meinune, oab ss in iraeno
elmer Staot bon Der duberiteu g8ibtqfslt III. pIe
Sonouiten Der perlbepeuen 6ompaqnlt II nbloIul
psn einanoer getreunt gu baltcH, 10 oaB ben pom
Der etnen Gompagnie bei6dtieten arbeitcrn JeoE
peoe Geleaenbst qeuommen lit, 3u ben Rabelu oosr
SrabteH 1u Qelauoen Del5e elmer anoeren eoh'z
pdgnic eebDrcu."
gIIs @r. Nturpbp Qefraet puroe, tuslbe Soften
Der Staot oaraus eripddlen ieien, antluortete e.
Dab ods Separtement auber Der llntcrarunolcgun9
Irbeiten 5u perribteu bottc. bod bdtten pie Nnsz
9aben fir bic Staot in 9e3ua auf oeie 9tl0nocre
arbeIt HlGt Den getraa Don S20,UO uhcrlDttIsH'
iuel6er tir 8trUoltunq, Snlpsfton, ghreau' uh8
toten Il; I. 10. ptrausgabt puroe. ,.,.,..
Sr: WurpbD tbeilte ferncr NIT, oaS EN- bfoeulehs
Der Sbeil Der uuterarunoe0Unqs=I =Irbtiten bereIts
eetban mar, bcopr oas oegenpdrtge 8e1eB III 8rat'
trat Sn ben oibt bcipobnten StnottbetlsH Dalte
Die SelepboH=Gompaqnie ctHen grofeu Sbtll ppAeHz
bet, uno bic Goiipn=6 6nmpaguicr pelde cine aus9tz
oebnts gInlage i'm 9ctricb bate bciaS elm pounGn:
biaes untereruno= SOitem, oa ocielbe BON 3eit 3u
3eit, il nab ben 9eoiirfniicn, pom Der Stdcfoer=
ipaltung ber3u Die GrlaubuiB erb1lten hattie.
I'm aus benz SutCroieip eiuc f5olQcrlIHg I'M OcH=
sen 3u ,ebeu, tann eeiaQt iperosri oab scr. Turpho
mas anb bier onJurntben it, tttne muni3lpalc VIE
geutbmeritaft bsiiirmurtst; bah cine ral9enclne
9prouite," pel6e Don ailcn purb elnt III Ura9e
tommenoe StraBe fibrenocn Spmpagnle'n 3u DeE
nubeu it, uidt fir etpfcbles ipertb bGit oaB clHct
Weinung nab iene Gompagnic ibrc ciGenen eon=
outen nab 9ldneu baucn iolte, Die ron eiHer pa
nit beauttragtcu Hno geetgncten Hutortfat 0epAgt
lcin muBten, uHo Spar an lOl9en StcHtn, pel2s
bon iensr Nutoritdt oGitr bcjeidnct ipuroen; o15
oeie Gonouiten abiplut bon cuau6sr 0erenn. letn
uuBteHs icoe oeriebcu ibrs ciaentn 6lntege=SoDer
babcn lolts. iuel6c ibre cigeue Setfnun9 bGbeH
mIBten auf bieie g8eiic ieoc 9rleacnbtit ju
9triibrung gu fommeu. Gr niiroe eg uibt fiit
ratbiam balteH, DaB Die Staot iiir cine Ocynrt9e
NnldQe @elo perausQ Qubc uuo mobte oiclebc Dor its
Der Terantiportli6ftit irgcno pebcr @rt be!oahren
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Opfertcn iidj fur tBrrn aamrrabrn.

8ott5ptlle, @d., 2. 9ooem6er.
- Our9 Elm beuts gfa4mitIdg in Der
Yafer9&o6l,n5e6s Nr. 2, nabe 8ir1roz
pile, porgefaQsnes llngIid tlmen 5lpsi
glaalfsn um's Qt6er uro Elm oritter
ruroe tDotli6 perleBt. Die 8et0oteten
Itro So5a 0oloran mo S0Iep9
5taum, Der 9,rIeBte bsiBt 2bo5.
DuII6. 2luBar OieIen orsi Wdn1ern
pur nur nod g}if'1sl Huf in Der
8ru6s all Der Nt6eit, uno oieIer aRtfIm
pfne erpG9r;n5p:rt6en Sf1oen.
NalIb 6atts ejn.n SprenJI6uB gals3t
uro Die 2unts anqe3iinOtt, mar jeooa,
uls er Ii6 Itleuni5It na6 einem Ii6eten
Orte b:g;5sn pOlte, our6 Elm ffpere5
Stiif &o6Ie, !pel4eS duf ieirsn Sub
6sra6 fisl, ieIt9eE1ltan tpor0eM Gr
TAris um 6iilf2, unO ie,na SImer1can
eilten Eap5s;, um ibn aus ieinsr I6redz
li4an Gage gu 5.frs;en. G5e i6ncn oies
galaN9, ginQ .0er SduB lO5, uno 6olloz
run uno Stlum tpur0en untsr otn b:r@
d67tiir3moan &o3lenmli7en 3ermdlmt,
tpG6raao NalI9 tDOtlife 0srlsBun3an
rlpCn trud.
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Snnamit Did" cntfam.

8ut6ris, OIL, 2. g}oo. - Sin
2(uFgs6ot unter gsfsbl Oes 9ii,T5@8unz
'ossm1ridaG5 3bomas trdf gsitern
2(benb auf bic 8anos OtS Oeiperaoo5
,Dpnumit Did" uno ps6Telte reicbl;d
6unDart S4UTs nit DerIsI6en, BON BE-
nen in Der 0urtel6iit t:jner traF. Die
0tIperdDos lieBen u6ar Elm Bfero unO
me6rere U2auttbiere nit geuts i'm
Sti9 uno Iolltn, nun man t9re SPur
fat, fpeiter barfoldt parDan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-03
9ie @6mo6en,
Sic GrQnfcll
ee(tItGt ,,,1o gefuno gentadit
Or. ,RoOl()oll'S s
Sar(apari(Iian J'e(o(Oent.

(sOsr 5sosf;n 0tg Sariaparlian Gtiolp,ut pirtt
ouTb OGs Siut, Den SDwuB uriu uUo drDtys
GJifgfsrt,u uHD St'tt hes Rorpers aUf OIe S,bsusz
tralt; otUH Is trieSt OIs Nus tsoUHg;u aus osm
30rptr ourb H:uH, QeUrotH Stolf, StyoiclU
S6wIHoiubt SupbIs, uupebsilts uHo ibIsbl bt4
blnoelt: Gurisuds IN bCcn Olelsn 5prmsu urlT
isgNs It5H StH!s siu iiir eInc luutrlrtt &gOibige
.gtdODaD YIusrsal"l, Srui,ns sRrdHtbsi, Giitruns
0tn i'm 6li: uno YI,uOs, Gtiapllt:, &uontu ii
ptH SruitH uno lHOGsn SbtIsu ots &prpU5
i5mms Gu1eu. Nusfu6 aus Dan Sbrtu uuo O.
idJmmttH yllt BON SauttraufbsiteU 6ruptl9Hsu,
Sitbsrs rsIu2 id.Ge, 9opferlIo, GiHaUurm, Sajilug,
ROtb!aui, Meme, ibplrje 5IedtH 98trmtr I'M
Glsiit. irtbsurtiQ. GtitnDtlits, 6rdu,HsIO:n. ole
fblpdd,Hotu uro ibmtWbattsn 6nIlttrnHatH, Ra4t4
ibpslB SlmtufIuB ionic ale 9sraeuNInQ Der Sts
bsusidit, tountn Ouyt5 oities Tunor Der mOosruU
Gbtmit fuTirt rutvosn, uHO Der 8etuuu6 otislbtu
tucuiQs lace lang uirO ole SieieUgtr, tOe!ds Is
fir irRcUO zine oitsr 3riutbsittu anrpsn0tn, DOH
ieiuer S9eilFraft iiberjeueen Beun Der Qutjsnt
pe6sr taqlld our.b Ois tets tOrti6rett,nNs a5Jeos
ruug bUddl;r uiro, i'm Stunos it,, btrielbEu Gius
bait Ju aeb1tttH uuo Die ptreeuOtten StOfte ourb
nsus, aus a<iuuOsm @luts sutitanofHe tricBt - Dt=
dts Durd oas SariaparinruH idp,r eti6itbt 10
miro bttmmt StIuna trjclt, Otnn iDsnE 0ieit Dlss
bijif slrmll nit Der arbsit btolnnt uHo trtolUrcD
if, ben @bQaug Der D'rTsunttsn Stotfe lu bsmm5u,
70 piro Die MISUNDERSTANDING bah trtolgsu un0 NIT
ieotm GAGE lpiro Der BatgHt btftr .u!to id tarisr
fiibtH Die Sptitu psrDsu beisr pcrodut, Der Nppts
tit ipiro qUoBer uuo oas Sprpsr9epit luiro 3Ent1s
msn.
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Gin NnQNnhcnfcuer.

Dlata1pan MS, 2. Nooemi6er
- So6n Ser1une, 9rGIiosnt Der ST.
itta N1ticraIz9ant" bon Gonq 8rdn9
unD lem 5reunO Sumss Reeo aus 6re=
rglu poQtsn gsitern 5tpei SGger aug
sinam bsm grIttren bier gs60rieer
@aNps bertrei6tn dllein bic csGger
pelGe 9eutiGs gu Isin i4tenen, ri4te=
ten IRE Saps5re auf Die 6sioen Wtdrs
Ter uno briiften as. Sas cine @eipebl
oerTagie, Fds anoers ging los uno Ser
funa pur0e purt2 osn S6uB gstrofTan
inoehen DrIn9en Die S9rotfDrner midi
cur9 Ietnsn Diden ueberrpd. Ser6urt
Gno Ras0 nr16tsn ii3 aus Dem Stau6e
lieBan ie0o9 Die b.ioen Ndnner IpGts,
ber6uft;n. Die SagoIuifon lit bier niht
cFfsn 1rno 5srbuns hlt ii4 piel Mub;
sa5sbeh Die Sa8DseIebs in pieIer 6e.
s:no 9.bDrig oolitrsden gu taIitn.
= Die gDerfe Der rG6ateuugar
Pulp 60" gu G6ateaWgap, N.zN:, INN
etnl3eGihert iporoen. Der 9erluit BE-
trG1t $4,000.
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lin fir
Meranoer s.. HobertIon
meiteren & / 9ter
sn Nintnten.
(Nus,uq ans bem Goitorielsn Der Saltmorsr
Mems bonn % Gtteber 1861

Caussug eus bsm eeturisllen Der @attimOrsr
sReips~ bonn 26. Cttober 1861
QBie tOnnte es mOgli6er Weile Dem
Wc3inlep Gotum f9absn ipenn 3. g.
elm Ueann ben republitdnii9sn Ri6terz
Gunbiodten bon ieinsm Stimm5sttel
ausitrei9t2 Ssber 8utgslo Mann,
lpel4sr Stod6rtose gu itrei9sn beab=
ii6ti9t, but getpiB SnteGigen3 gsnus,
Inn fein WdrtSei9en an Der Gangs
ieite pes repubIitanii6en GmbIems gu
MAIDEN, uno bies piro es ii9sr Iteaen,
oaB Iein Sidst fir Die rspublifaniI6sn
@lettoren ge3dblt ipiro. Mu6en sic
oesEdlb Sbr Mdrf5eihen our &e9ten
oes republifuniI6en @mblens, uno
i3euen sic ii4 ni9t, Sbr Mdrf5eiden
ebenfalls 5ur Hsdten bes Hamens bes
9rn. Rpbertion 81 MAIDEN. 4lsodnn
pfrb Sbr Stimm5ettel eben 10 ie5r 5u
9unlten BON gutem 9eloe iein, ols
tpenn sic fir bus eefanlnte repu6lituz
niI9e Sidet geitimmt bGtten uno tptrb
gu glei6er 3eit fir einen unab6dngigen
Wann in Der lptalen 3e9isrung in Qn=
re@nuna oebrd6t (3633-4)
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saa eerpncmtInlts! sas eenel

lIaier soriopariaiau Reclutut in mcbr naa me-
bi1iniibcn GIrunOidstn bcraetclt, ais irgcuo eta
onocr,s 9rdpurat Gs miro genommsn in a5eeloF.
lei 7pisn rpabreub GHncren arjcnsitu 'huI
onrr jss Ulal 10 picl srorDerlib 1T. gu bchcn bsi
9lpothetcrn. grci5 $l00.
Ipan r,noe fd an , r. Or q D 10 y & D. Qr.
30 Ftmfrabe, Tclp=9Orf, unO lofe f5 ttRtu n&ot5S
esbsr" tcuOtu. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-03
Soel 0ntman & So.
| Wf d tt { E L
( ~ & M-H %-sk *
in boaer SlItbe.

Wir msinsn sSadets, Gapss,
&leiberrDde unb Soitiime - elm
arpbes Quurtstt in oiefem Ssz
f6Gftg6auIe. Wtr tpiini4sn, Sbre
WGb9en bier ap feben, flstn uno
grob. Sps3ieu Sic mO6tsn tplu
bitten, sl tonnen. Gs npa4H
Ri9ts aug, fpenn Sic audi nun
eins4r gsIu9 MAIDEN, I'm ii3 bet
lnns uu3uIeben" - tperm sic jeBt
bic Sa9an anIsbsn. tpsuben Sic
fpGtsr taufen. Sic muhen, bs1
unIeren Preiien.
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an Dir Stimmgsbrr bfr 10. Darb.

Wcius Nuimcrtiamftit ipurDe uuf O'ribit=
b.ns psrltumDeriibe Girfuldre gelcnft ipslbe
fir politiide 3iptds in Der 10. 9SarD oer=
tbtilt Durben Inter eep6bnlibsn llmitdnz
DEN tpiiro.n oieitlbsn, iptil auoupm uno oa
iie brsn pabr.n 9,iit f6tbar Isigen, tsine
Scabtune iiRosn.
Sd purOe BON Der Semofrdtiihen 9drtst
als oereuGanbiont fir ben Staotratbs=
3iutg nomiuirt, uuo iollt. id eriudb!t iptr=
p.n, iusrDs ib in alien 5rugtn 10 banoeln,
lpit IS mir m.in Sspifitn Drri6rsibt.
ellie 9crion.n, tpsl6e mid fenuen, perosn
Napon iiberj,uQt ieiu. Dab i'd oas Solf tbr=
lid uuo obn. 9orurtbsH asqtn irgsHo iuel6e
relgi0t S.ttt pertretsn iptrSe.
ri, Grtulart fuo BON Den niDTtrdd)=
tighten 2lbfbten oittirt uno babsu MIR ben
3lp:d elm. rcliqi0ic Ssfts eeeen Die anptre
aufjubtB.n oisitIben iolteR osshalb non feI=
mem sbrli6.n Stinlnresbsr beabt.t perocn.
,(264r, Spbn 8. SommerIDf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-03

nod meine 9:Iddftscorrsipon0en5
8runo gaHl93 gu 9efiir6trngsn BIN
iiftLi4 bs5 4us3angs. 9(Itgelo bat
eirsn ie6r itupten NnhaHJ in etli4en
5beiIsn toes 0aitens, IND t4 fiir9te Die
f61lnmen 5oIgen, pel6e i'm Sale Der
&rlpd6lunJ Oes osmotrat;IGau &anotz
D1ten eintreten tpercen."
Sur n8slebrung" Der u 6eie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-03
poltan unS flins slsktrifdsu Drabte.
@as Baltimore rpn ctner anosreu
Staot Iersten faru.

Gin intersifantes une Iebrreid,es Sefprdc, NIT
eem Met,tb. Sohn q. Demrpbp, rem frhbersn
GUmmiiTGr fur eieftrIfebc Srabte in Scs
ffon.-Sieie Staet ;wans icre Gompasnic,
ibre ciscnen Gonsrten Sa bamrn. - Sr.
Wurpbp 1T eagesen, raf ffdetiid)e Sers
all 4 Mil E.II
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}erontportli6ttit Sci uno

rltno nod ensn anOtreu Uguuo." SbQ!sj6 Gj:=
idbrtn Ourb Cltfriibe SrGbtt ptrTl!u0ert iDurDcn,
fruntn un8liids Gle oenuO3 5u ircsno einIr ,}sit
rliirtn.
Die llriatcn aus3uiin0en utnn Die Cydb;, ms
t;rlyoiib Gnotltgt inO, 1T nibt 10 Itbt. g9suu oic
Sr0htt Den 6orporationIn uFo fcb ein uualiidsfaQ
trti8nct, 1T &c ibusr iu entideiotn iDcr Die @Gr=
GHtDortldttt 3u traJeH bat. N5 mag isiu, onb bic
Sorouittn ldlIob1it uarsu oocr OaB Die SGdhe Den
inJlittsdl, trpB ibrer Siolirunqtn opsr 9:tleoun=
Q'n, ncrurildDt:H. 29.nn a5er Ole Srdbte uuO Die
6oTou!teu otrislben 6omplgnie esboytR, 10 tlnn
tbcr oieitn Yunft f:ia 3,utiitl tntfcbcu.
Sin SDitem BON untsrirO 1cn
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Ser Srann ton GuasaguiI.

5uttreffdutc Gim,eInbritem per 4pif nbcrmit=
tcIt.-5ie srrfte 5cuersbrunit i'll Ger ncEcn
SBclr, auBer eerisuiacu III Shicdau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-03

EdsIin, matentIid uns Sonntass.
q. Moins. Gisenfbamer ano Hesaftenr
(NahioIser bon Q. Hoin,),
enbref.gde SaItimors'Gtrase unb poii,Sifee<ape.
Rreis bes stasIidten s5IatteS, buree 1rdser beOrgt
12k Gte.; taeIid,e unb Spnuta 9Ss2tusg gabs 10
Gents pro ohe, Sabbar an bic has Bsatt beoraeneen
G.aser.-fdali6 n.bh sonnta sssalns eabs unfef
PoIfs.Horausbesahuns $50 pro Sabr, tar tntsere
nit Gonntos ssblott, portoirei nit absus tlr CLUBS,
$3.50 pro Sabr, nan trsenn etHen Srts hss Snian.
b.s "A mad europa. Spuuta al s9taSe eabe u
Sro Sahr.-Das beite unb biui eits sestide 8Iats
o ben Dlittels unb Slofaattn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21

things that are Caesars and unto God
the things that are Gods.
I hold. M. President, between my
thumb and finger a silver denarius, OF
penny" OF that ancient time, bearing
The image and suDerscriptiOn Of Caesar.
l. has been money for more than ~ cen
turtles. Imperial Caesar is dead and
turned 70 cay" He has yielded 10
m.gh-er cORquerOr, ana his eagles, his
ensigns and his trophies are lndistin-
Euishab.e dust. His JriUmphs and VIC
tories are q schoo,boys tale. Rome
herself IS but q memory. Her marble
porticos and temples and palaces az IN
ruins. The sluggish monk am The lazy
lszZaron! haunt The senate hSuses and
khe Coliseum and The decisive owl
wakes the echoes Of the y0iceless forum.
bu. this little contemporary disk OF ST.
yer is money still because il bears the
image and superscrip-On OF Caesar.
And. sir. Il Will continue 10 be money
for % centuries more should il resist 30
long the zorro ding csnker and the
gnawing tooth Of time But, If one Of
thase pages here would take this coin
10 the railroad track and allow the train
10 pass over il. in one single instant It's
functions would have disappeared, and
It wJu.1 be money no longer because
the image and superscrip;ion OF Caesar
would have disappeared.
Mr. President. money IS the creation
of law. and the American people nave
learned that lesson, and they are in
different to the assaults they are IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
HOUSES AID LOTS FOR SALE.

- shares Wheeling Bridge Company.
a sJo- .nNeS .oent corner Twelfth and
EOn streets.
10. PIG EOFF STREET, brick houses;
lot IS feet front, rent for - per month, for
IS 90.
NOS. 2o19 and 2)21 MAIN STREET. ,
story brick with ? storerooms and II rooms
above
NO. 81 S. BROADWAY. known as tn,
Hughes residence.
ONE MORE LOT N WOODSDALE.
House OF rooms and - acres Ground IA
country, either for sale or en-
a fire RESIDENCE IN Pleasant Valley.
The BLOCH PROPERTY on North Main
street
A very desrab'o RESIDENCE on Vir-
S.nla street, all modern conyenlencos-
Price low
NO. l21 FOURTEENTH STREET., brick.
NO 2eI2 CHAPLTNE STREET, Jre5
brick dwelling. modern.
. ACRES OF COAL north n Top Niill.
LOT 70Xl0s or Thirteenth street.
THREE LOTS. eaCn 20-le0 seet. ~ ihs
northeast corner OF W7hash and Indians
streets. Island W!ll sell cheap.
MONEY TO LOAN
RlNEHART & TAfUA City BasS BulIdliZ
Telephone 20. Room No. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
~ A NUTSHELL

1S13-DemOretizaucr Of silver-Panic
hard times. SOUP houses. tramps.
business stagnaron end Daraiys $
f'rafe. ending in the ereat strike
Of 1877.
1S7S-Ban5-AJson 100000 sill
yer dollars coined and circulated
per month. Business revival. rail-
roads hu.,-. factories opened. capi-
ri invested md foreign trade in
crras'nE until
l>t3-R- % The Sherman ac.. with
'rwal o., capital. Indian wheat in
Europe, great Pullman strike
failures. 1852 cocoon bonds. CON
traced currency. 5000 600 men cut
OF work factories shut down. and
farmers IN want.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
SOME HANNA SKELETONS.

This law-brs2ling, aggressive spirit
Of MONOPOLY has found q pe-fac; embodi-
men. In the person Of Mark Hanna
He to-day towers above Mckinley
ana above the Republican party. the
American Bluebe9-l Who slays his
workers instead Of his wives.
The skeletons Of the Seamen's union.
the Miners union and The Street OR
Mems union hang bleeding in his close!
Rev. Herbert L. Casscn. OF Lynn.
Mass.
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Think what { per cent none. would
mean 20 -te WeS.' would bvi.d q
w9vuf'ctory by every waterfall. double
IRE cultivated acreage Of every c7v--v
pu- new life into every enterprise. as
-onisl the census Of every ci-v. lover
every transportation rate. ada % the
price 81 every form p-cfuCt ana kin1's
Che fire NJ happiness or every hearth
some Senator John NJ. Thu-ston in
1888. when he w7S honest He is now
for the single gold standard.
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/ ,a-.0r2 49,. -b,.
40. I do no, think 50. You see ina.
during -he past Few years me c11n''' res
-rs-, feDrec.a-.ng currenc-5s, sucn as
/ prussia. India. and even Argentina s-A
,-s--s eg9 bankrupt these couA-
.-.ss ravs improved their cred. 10 -ue
-,s-,-s.s Of Europe very materially. 49,,
an, Won -hink thar free coinage W."
hiring The dollar 90 fifty cents
/ .-r,.- IS q s.atemen, so fan astlc, anu
/ .,s- wicked hat :. mus, l0sa NJ. Nc
/ .,.n.ey many woes. As foot RUE Is IL
! ,--,-s Sd also is a dollar 100 cents 'he
ems ar. Esntic3. What the phrase
means IS .--,-,-,r,N---.
SOMETHING QUITE DlFFEHENl ;
means that the purchasing power ~ y,
IA, silver dollar AFTER free coinage VIII
rs-- 5r 50 per cent. in other words M,
.-r 7rrces os commodities Will dou0.e.
0f eer~.4 this is moi true either. II me
~f.. IN silver IS 20 involve any sucn us
~ sold prices then the converse mus
rfs7 be- r~ue-uamely, That The Ia4l %
Silver 1a. brought abOu, ne pres nj
4r-e- fan no gold prices In other words.
that because OF cue -a'- IA ''
now us.Cg -v0-hundrel-ceh- I9i.aI ~,
dollar watch buys vice as uuC. -. - =,
wears ago. But as far as The workinSman
fs concerned. F. fl Is 20 be remembered
..e- his daily expenses are 20 g h.gA oe-
,-4s constant. T. is only Wholesai7
--.--. wt-es fuc.u1ts violently. In the
wholesale markets prices have fallen IN
-...,..-r,- and In -res. markets rise
Holt 5e The salvation OF me p.0-uc.As
classes
-YcI will admit saL Dr. AIeAu-'
"-l1- a'i History shows thar the We-iaIs
d. -la working classes coes not u-p7-''
u11l % price Of Bread 0u- upon -le de-
mar5 20 .ae.r labor. Il prices rise Oh
course the demand for labor increases
falling prices are ever followed by
decline Of indus rial enterprises. ron.
Russia for example, the very aoue VA
.-v prices laocrers are no" mIsIa..u5
90 Germany where prices are ~ z.
A-5in. from our eastern provinces ~
Germany. where The cost Of living IS eH-
creme .y low '1e human stream Ho"s
westward. though living IN Western
Germany is dearer. The cost o. Lylns
u .he United States is Tar 2.g27r man
il Italy. s-N the American working
man does nof enigrate 20 LAZY. on me
contrary /. IS ne Italian who emigT2lss
20 The Cnicd STATES. There is
SOMETHING UNREAL AND SHAD-
OWY
about this working class argument La
Dor gers us ,0,era1ly regular percent
aga Of an he w sljh produced. II more
wealth. is produced 10 America, then
w.-l free coinage, The working classes
win g. more OF i,. And free coinag
watch viii OF course raise the price or
silver and thus raise the exchange rates
wl-A all Asia VII firmly establish many
prodoc,.Ta industries The existence or
W-. cl In America. and their transfer
enc- 90 Asa. is seriously threatened by
me 2r.s7o- To" price OF s..Yer' l5
money "a WI N.--S
IS 7'-I money anu % p-s' ',lC.'l7 ~
s--.-e aA- - l.'"7 ,'.slI'ss ,u1, ,A-,
money s-l'.- DE- KEEP o7s,au ,fl ''Ie-'
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EnR sAl E2EAL ESTATE.
[ Nd FOR SALE.
North Ehe8!ln8 Property for Sale.


In order to close the estate Of the late
the property belonging TO the above es-
tate, situated on tG- west size Of Market
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
consisting Dt Io- '1yl2I feet with -wO-stOTy
brick house fronting on Market street;
also two-story brick house. fronting on
Alley b. SD Market and Alley b are
both paved "lth brick. This property is
in very good condition. the best Of drain
age and as a whole Is a very desirable
opportunity for investment as home or
otherwise. being I'm th. healthiest and
or IN TWO parts. For particulars call on
JOIN o.. hENNEI.
-tratlr Estate .f Patrick kenuey,
lu21eh. 101 Market Street.
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ereT cordially suO0CTt ne amero-
r,ert n-onose5 bv the Senator from Ne
-, In doing so I not only follow the
5.c.s.ss If NV own judgment, but
90. ont .be wishes of the great MAJOR
Nv of nv constituents. irrespective Of
nar.v If nl~-v Affiliations. have been
for he zee coinage OF silver from the
outset and 7 am free 10 say that, after
observing the operations of the ac, Of
fS-S lam more than ever convinced Of
the wisdom of that legislation and OF
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+ OR SALE

House. g rooms and hail, Market street,
centre ~ hrcllg N,lpl.
House. i rooms. brick, terms easy,
Eighteenth street N.tJg.
splendid brick house. rooms. hail. both
gases. bath, hot and cold water. Eon street
between 23d and 24tn streets at low price.
House rooms and store room. EOm
street, sixth ward. terms easy. s. byJ.
Ss-3 buys house. . rooms. Wilson ST.,
Centre Wheeling SD cash. balance i'm rent.
Lots GA Linn 81. and McColoch ST.. East
Wheeling, ESQ 10 $50 each, On easy pay
ments.
Splendid building site for dwelling
Fourteenth 50.
House. rooms. brick. Jacob street. Sixth
ward, easy terms. 50 $50.
Building site for dwelling. Chsp,lne
street, Fifth ward.
Elght-ro0m frame house, bath. hot and
cold water, also double frame house 1
rooms on each side, with all necessary out
buildings. suitable for two families, both
gases. Between Seventh and Eighth
streets, east side Of Market street; lot
5oxl32 feet a bargain 1T $500.
House, y rooms large centre halls. with
modern conveUiences. and large lot No.
2cf Chupitue street. cheap and terms easy.
House. y rooms, bri k Fifteenth street:
cheap Sc 0'1.
House. s rooms ard h1ll. 14-h At. 5000
Business property on Market =. az mod
500. 500 $50. $500 $500 and $500 to loan
on zeal estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
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IS RInICrLOrS

The German Agra-ian party IS in posi-
zion of great strength. and would not
tolerate arv such operation for a mo-
m u-. No Ministry adopting any suCl
policy could carry /, through; indeed.
i.s only supporters would be the Social
Democrats and a handful Of such poll
-risns rs Bamberger and Barth. Our
Parliament would refuse 20 vote O bill
90 make such sales by an overwhelming
majority. You have been what The
opinion OF The Agr8rian leaders IS here
Budapest. When The choice ,of. 10
governments IS between bankers. stock
exchange brokers and farmers. the
farmers must. i1 the end. carry The dav.
The nation may ge- on without Wal,
street hu- g. c7un0, sacrifice Us farm
population. In every country the oDpo-
si.0n of the Anarchists and the Social
Democrats VIII have 10 De me- by the
forces Of united agriculture. Mr..
Pryan's victory viii prove one ming 70
Eur0De--hs. union The weak become
strong, and thar although r. IS infinitely
6hcl- % cOmbin5 agriculiurists. va.
rha- Is nor al,0se her impossible. Mr.
Mckinley has elec.ei 70 stand beside
The money If the country and Nj BRYAN
nv Che men, There is an old Dr0verh
Tell me- with whom you associate and
[ VIII tell YOU Whl- You are 90"