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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12
FRESH WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
What People in Whom West Yirginians
Are Interested Are Saying and Doing.

W nat fcopie III " nom hesL Sirsihiaho
Are Interested Are Saying and Doing
Special to the Register.
Washington, D. c., February 11.-Mr.
Thomas 4. Davis, OF Grafton, who has
been here with the West Virginia dele
gation on the Improvement Of the up
per Monongahela, is very much graft
fed at the success of his bank, the First
National, Of Grafton, in getting the
bonds which it bid for the other day.
The bank has in its own vaults al
most enough gold coin with which to
pay for the bonds allotted to it, al
though it sent to the treasury $4,000
in gold about three months ago in an
swer to the appeal of Secretary Carlisle.
Mr.. Davis believes that if Secretary
Carlisle cared to do so, he might have
rejected all the bids for bonds be
low 115, and that the whole issue would
then be taken at that price.
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u.gr Distribute SEEDS.
r.. l ADOPTS a Resolution Of In
StruCtiOn

s,-arv Of Agriculture Morton.
Cuay's Resolution TO Re
-l. Tariff Bill and It's
--e Goes Over-Civu Ser
.-. and In-er-SCate Commerce
-s= ions Denounced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12
BOARD OF AcRIoULrURE.
The "Farm Reporter" Discussed-wu BE
Continued

Continued
Special TO the Register.
Nartiusburg. W. Va. Feb. 11.-At
the meeting Of the State Board OF Agri-
culture to-day the secretary reported
upon the financial condition of the
West Virginia Farm Reporter, a
monthly magazine published under the
auspices of the board. The practica-
biity of the Reporter was discussed
and il was decided to continue its pub
HcatiOn. The board was entertained
at dinner by Mr. C. o. Sperow.
What is known as the San Jose scale
a fatality among fruit trees has made
it's appearance i'm this county. Speci-
mems have been sent to Prof Hopkins,
of the State University, to inspect and
suggest a remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. Feb. 11.-Sixthy-nin
day Crescent City Jockey Clubs win
ter meeting. Weather fine. track good
First. purse 5000, for three-year-olds
selling. six furlongs-Stanza won, 1:17;
second. 5000. two-year-olds, four fur
longs-Janeiro won, 0:5O%. Third
$3.50. four-year-olds and upwards, sell
ing: seven furlongs-Chicot won,
1907. Fourth, handicap. $500. four
year-olds and up; mile and a sixteenth
-Lagniappe won, 1:51% Fifth, 5000
four-year-olds and up; one mile
Lochinvar won. 1:44. Sixth, 5000. four
year-olds and up; mile-ROssmore won,
1:45.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
Following are the entries 1T New Or
leans for February 70: First. 51R. Ket-
tleman 50, Mamie G. 81, Squire G. 80.
Mckee 101. Jack Bradley 1OG. Han Ban
1OG. Chattanooga 109, Tartarian 109.
Hubert 109. Maurice 109. B0ro 1O9.
David Ill Second, q selling, Rosa
lind III. 96. May Ashley 9S Belle
Groves 9S, Feast 100. Minnie Clyde 100.
New House 101. Twelve Fifty 100. Plug
102. Albert S. 103. Bertrand 104. Win
chester 1G4, Julie 106. Third. mile SELL
ing. Favorine 107, Kitty Belle 107
Peeue 109. Midstar 112. Tuscarora ia.
3. F. Fly. Jr.. III. Adam Johnson IA.
Wedgefeld ia. Beatifce ia. Bitten
III. Loch,nvar III, Salvador III.
Fourth. mile and 20 yards. Fabacher
handicap. Bloomer %, Chattanooga
1O2. Blasco 102. Sun Up 107, Florence
p 10. Emin Bey III. Fifth. x sell
ing. Eva L. 80. Albert Sidney 101. Bag
pine 1O1. Bessie Nichols 1O2, Rainmaker
1Oi. Herman 1O4, Nero 104, Joco 1O4.
Dobbins 104. Gov Hill 104, Cerro Gordo
1O7. Fakir 1O7. Sixth. u selling, Spit
fire 90. Momus 101. Panway 102, Casa
102. The Rook 1o2, Rachael McAllister
1n2 Old Pugh 1O4. Lyndhurst 1O4, Bill
Arp 1O4. Guard 104, The Sculptor 1O4,
Borderer 107.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12

Senator Faulkner seems to be of the
opinion that there will be no change
in the Senate elective and appointive
Offices for some time to come. He be-
lieves the Republicans will not be able
to carry out their deal with the Pop
ulists in a hurry. This will insure the
retention of the West Virginians who
have places about the Senate for some
time longer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12

Mr.. Geo. F. Miller, Of Huntington.
who is connected with the First Ma
tional Bank of that city. is in Wash
ington. He is a brOther-in-law Of
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Mil
Ter. Ex-Postmaster Adams and Edi-
tor Alexander, of the Huntington Ad-
vertiser, are also here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12

Congressman Miller has introduced
the following bills: To pension Michael
NJ. Peters, Co. d, 105th Ohio Vol. at
the rate of $24 a month; Elizabeth
Short. widow of John Short, late of Co.
G. 1st Ohio Heavy Artillery, at the rate
of So per month; and John Parsons,
Co. G, 18th Illinois Infantry, at the rate
of $50 a month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12

Greencastle. Ind. February 1.-THE
county commissioners were called to-
gether to-day to take some action in
the Bryan case. II is proposed 10 offer
a reward Of $500 for the recovery Of the
head of the murdered girl. in the hops
Of stimulating the search for it. The
body still awaits burial, and will not bs
taken from the vault until the case Is
finally disposed of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12
WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRS.

WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Special TO the Register.
Washington. d. c.. Feb. IA COM
mission was issued today to George
Michael as postmaster at Montana
Mines. Marion county. W. Va.
EXTENSION TABLE PATENTED.
Special 10 the Register.
Washington. ID. c.. Feb. IA pat
ent was granted to-day 20 Emmett S.
DHworth. Peel Tree. w. Va. on an ex-
tension table.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-12

Bowling games at Fette's between
the Appollos and Mozart Clubs. The
following is the result by games:
AppOr OS MOZART.
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to-day at Mr. Harris expense. Stivetts
and Tenney made home runs. Ten
ney's hit went into the 25-cent bleach
ers in right field. The fielding OF the
visitors was great Improvement over
their work the past two days. A dou-
be play by McGann, Long and Stivetts
was feature. Score:
Boston. 3O2O12230-19 16 8
St. Louis. O2OOO1OO0-S s 8
Earned runs, Boston s; pitchers,
Nichols and Hart; umpires, Henderson
and Campbell; time, 1850; attendance,
1850.
New York, September 4.-The New
YOrks batted Foreman hard to-day AMI
won easily. Seymour was knocked out
of the box in the third inning and Sulli-
van replaced him. The game wass call
ed in the seventh Oh account OF dark
rsss. Score:
Cincinnati. -. O14OO0O- s 3
New York. 341304*-1 II
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3, New York
Z; pitchers, Seymour and Sullivan and
Foreman; umpire, Sheridan; time, $50;
attendance. 2.4OO.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Sept. 4.-Cleveland
took things easy to-day, and had no
grOubia in defeating Brooklyn. Score:
Cleveland. 0013O0102-7 II 8
Brooklyn. 0100O0O2O-S 6 /
Earned runs, Cleveland 6, Brooklyn
1; pitchers, Wallace and Young, and
Harper; umpire, Hurst; time, 1:55; at
tendance, 1900.
Washington. September 4.-Emig,
LoJisyille's new pitcher was hit hard in
the first game to-day. In the fifth IN
ming thirteen men went to bat and nins
runs were scored. There were many
brilliant pays in the first game. Del
mont, Se,bach and Pickering carrying
of ,le honOTs. In the second game the
Colonies made q good fight but Nc
James was more effective than Frazer.
Seloach was hit by the pitcher and was
succeeded by Abbey. Attendance 400.
Score, first game:
Washington. .O01O9SO4*-17 IA 9
Louisville. OO0O0OOO3- s
Pitchers, King and Emig. I Umpire,
Lynch. Time, 1:45 Earned runs,
Washington S; Louisville >.
Second game, score:
Washington. .OOO31O2O*-6 9 4
Louisville. .1OO1O2O10-5 10 1
Earned runs Washington 3; Louis
vile 8. Pitchers, McJameS and Frazer.
Umpire, Lynch. Time, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-05
AMONG TIE CHURCHES.
News Concerning the Pastors andt the
Religious Bodies.
The improvements to the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church AboutJCom'
pleted--Some Special Services for
.To.Morrow-Topics for Sabbath
Sermons-Entert ainments OF SO
cieties and Notes.

Within a Gaw days the Improvements
at the Foufth Street NJ. e. Clurch'
which have been under way for scme
time. will be completed. They are OF q
very extensive character, and the ed
fce. when il is again thrown open fer
worship, will be one Of the mcsJ hand
some in tue c.ty. The Inferior Of, The
audience room has been newly frescoad,
the designs being very tasteful and ap-
oroDria.e. Gas mas given way 70 csc
briefly, in Lighting the ChurcA. All me
wood work has bean re-pa.nted ana re-
vanished. New carpets have DseA pi3c-
ed in The aisles, and new cusn.ouS III
the peWs.
A number Of the Catholic priests CT
this diocese. VINO have been in retreat
during The week al ST.. Nary's Seminary,
Baltimore. will return home TINS even
ing. The retreat which was c0nQuc -Su
bv The famous Paulist, Fa-nef Ei!o't
con,udes this morning. -.
+ The ls:. quarterly meeting at the
Chapline Stree. NJ. +. Church VIII DC
held tomorrow.
The youag persons CT the Zion Luih-
e~an corgr0gataon enjoyed an cutting
Thursday. q. Wheeling Park. On the
same day the young persons OF 81. james
Lutheran congregation, went down 10
Mozart Park.
Rev. w. II. Hayden will return TO &C.
upy his pulpa5 al the usual services 70
morrow. at The First Christian CnurcA'
Rev. Fsener Marcus and Rev. F&IAer
Odilo The newly appoin,ed priests Of the
s.. Alphorsus congregation, Will cale-
brate the I and 8 o'clock masses respect
lively tomorrow morning. Rev. Father
Leo and Rev. Father Raphael have lel-
for their new field Of labor al Pi,tsburg
and Cumberland, Nd.
Eyangelis,s Randall, McCua and Kipp
are holding meetings every night at The
corner Of Thir,y-third and Chapline
streets at 1880. o'clock. On Sunday at
$50 a. m and I p. m. on Market
and Fourteenth streets; at 1870 p. n. at
headquarters, Cnapline and Thirty-third
streets. Much good is being done, and
large crowds attend these meetings.
The North NJ Z. Church viii give q
musical and literary en-. srJGinmeH, Sep
tember 10Th. Admission, including
luncheon, . cents. Luncheon viii be
served from $50 p. n.
The customary young mons meetings
viii be held a, The Young Mems Chris
tian Association building lbs evening
at o'clock and tomorrow afternoon
2, O'Clock. % when all young mal
will be welcome.
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IN I'VE LrsTICE SHOPS.

Before Justice Ankle yesterday, Susan
Hennegan waived examination on three
charges Of conducting 'maison de
JOE" on Soul Main stree, and was
held to appear before the grand jury
next Monday. The eigh, inmates were
not prosecuted, as the complainant dis
PLAYED evidences of spite work.
Kitty Lee will answer to TWO Charges
at nine o'clock this morning of selling
beer wihou. a license and keeping a
house Of i'll fame; also six girls, being
charged with locaTing.
Justice Phillips will not render his
decision in the case Of Hattie Johnson,
colored, for inhuman treatment TO her
infant Child. until ne has consulted
Prosecuting Attorney John A. Howard,
who is expected to return from Clarks-
burg to-day.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Last evening Miss Bessie Griffi IN en-
teita.ne1 q large number Of her young
lady and gentlemen friends a. her hCme
IN honor Of Mrs. G,c. Bcckicrd, wlo
leaves this morning for her home at
Sandusky. after a several weeks visit
wiki her parents, Mr.. and Ms B. F..
Brady. CT North Ff.h street
Invitations were issued yesterday an
nouncing the marriage a. Miss Anna
Moore. of this place, TO Rev. john NJ.
Criswel. CT ST.. Marys, Ohio. az high
noon en- Wednesday September 18th, at
ne home Of tn bride Miss Moore Is
me we'll known and highly esteemed
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Moore,
of West Walnut street, while the groom
s a Bapls, minister. al st. Mary's.
Everyone is delighted with the Pho
tographs they have made at Kinks
ground fCor Studio, 1905 Main stree.
No stairs 70 climb.
W. T. Garrett, one Of cur well known
Republican friends, has in his possess
ion Z genuine living gold bug. brought
10 him from Germany. The insect un-
der a microscope presents a very pretty
dplCdEduCt. rs DdCh anu n du are OF
a dep yellow color, with a spot of brown
in between the TWO parts. Us wings are
similar TO these Of a house fly, but seem
20 be perforated.
Forty hours devotion at St Mary
Church begins this morning. a high
mass. and the provessi0n CT the Blessed
Sacrament a seven O'Clock.
Mrs. James Peters, of Empire, Ohio,
IS the guest Of her parents this place.
Emerson Campbell has returned home
from a ten days visit among the Zoar-
ties.
During the summer stop every fur
race n the Ae,na-Standarf mill 32s
ben fitted for gas and hereafter they
sill be run by gas alone. This operation
will throw nearly three hundred ID
out CT employment mostly coal dig,,
gers. as they have about two Auhur7u
employed in the two mines.
Sheet mills. l. .. S. 9, 10, II, y ana
10 at the Eatna-S -andard mil VIII re-
sumo next Moniay after four week
STOP Do,,r.
FDiscoDal Church Sunday Afternoon at
3.S0 o'c,cck. Rev Jacob Britungnasa'
Of Wheeling, viii occupy the pulpit
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BRIDGEPORT.

Earl McConnaughey Carl Moore Miss
Eva Fox and Ed. Fox and s.s,er went
our TO Washington. Pa. yesterday 20
attend the funeral of Granville Phillips.
A large number OF young ladies' and
nuemen OF this place 10 SOW 'oair
respects and regards for their late friend
and associate. SEM d Gor2l tribute in the
form OF "2.es Aj2r," with Waite dove
l9erched on me top of them. Granville
Phillips. during his resid nee mere,
gained the admiration and respect OF
Young and Oh alike and The news OF
his death came like q blow unlocked
for and unexpected. He was mo- only
we'll known here. but throughout the
county on account Of his Orator!c3i abii-
tiles. He has won Two gold medals and
a number Of silver ones in speaking con-
tests. AbOu. SIX weeks age be gradu-
a.ei from The Wheeling Business Col
lege nj \ hOnOrs. Shortly after gradu-
a.ion l. vent 10 Washington. Pa. Where
ne was tricken down with typhoid fever,
which caused his death. thus e1G.ng the
beginning Of bright career.
Everyone is delighted with the Pho
tcgraphs they have made AZ Kinks
ground floor S.ud.o, 1905 Main stree.
No stairs 10 climb.
The change in tle Cleveland and Pits
burg freight Office 1T his place viii take
place this morning. Walker Taylor,
the head Of the clerical force. goes 70
Brilliant 10 raka charge CT the pass n
ger and fraigl. depot Loyal T. Ssriag-
er viii fiji Mr.. Taylor's position here,
and Henry Fox viii take The position
made vacant BY Mr.. Springer E7rl
Burns. of Wellsyiile. will TAX 'ae posi-.
ion vacated by Mr. Fox.
The funeral of Charles Mckinley '0Jk
place Yesterday afternoon a > o'clock
from 81. Arthony's Church. Rev.
Father Weig2nd conducted The funeral
services. In,ermerJ was made a Linn
wood cemetery.
II IS reported that we'll known young
lady Of the West End will be married
before long.
Misses Georgia ard Lena Den, return
Cd home yesterday from q sojourn at
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Mary Graham and brother VIII
returned home l3sj evening from
weeks visit al Oakland. nd.
r-;r- -,1o - cc,,.--. Us 1,,. %. $40 NJ,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
yjduals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
viduals.
Mrs. Paul Diesch, of the Island, is con-
fined TO her bed i'll.
Misses Ella and Annie Dierlnger, who
have been visiting two months at Gin
cinnati, have returned nome.
Mr.. Hazle;t Freeze, engineer at the
Court House, left this morning en- an
extended western pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Finnegan, who
were recently married. have returned
from their eastern wedding tour.
Mr.. F. D. Frederick, OF North Mar
Ike, street, left yesterday for Dayton, o.,
to attend the funeral Of a relative.
Mr.. William Klappro,h, of Seven
teenth street, has returned home from
Cleveland, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Samuel Smith, the famous bar
tender at LOOMS saloon, leaves today
for a three-w weeks visit to Nj. Clemens.
Hon. c. w. Seabright and wife re-
turned home yesterday from three
weeks trip 10 New York and Baltimore.
Mr.. Theodore Roller, the efficient sec
rotary OF ne Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, has left the city on pleas
ure trip.
Mrs. j. W. Marshall, of Parkersburg,
and Miss Anna Camp, of Cleveland,
Will spend the fair week the guest OF
Mrs. G. w. Feeters.
Miss Lena Voehl and Mrs. George
Hesse, of the East End. who Aave been
spending some time enar Powha;an, o.,
have returned home.
Mr.. Rodney ]. Spangler, of Seven
tenth street, who has been off on a va
cation, has returned to work on the B.
& o., Pi,tsbUrg division.
Mr.. August Frohme, who has been
travelling in the interes, of the United
States Glass Company, is visiting his
family on the South Side.
The Misses Barry and Ella Barrett,
of Sixteenth street, have returned from
Clarksburg, W. Va, where they have
been attending the funeral of relative.
The Misses Sophia Scharf, katherine
Helmbrght and Carrie Kalb.tZer, who
have been spending the past two weeks
in CambridgebOro, Pa, have returned
home.
Mrs. George w. Feeters, who has
been the guest Of her parents the past
two weeks. returned home Saturday. ac-
companied by her friend, Miss Eta E.
Dye, of Marietta.
Mrs. Geo. w. Feeters, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Schempf, Mr.. Herbert Stoehr, Of
Wheeling, Mr. and Mrs. Kress, of Pitts
burg, spent Sunday the guests of B. e.
Stoehr and family. of Marietta.
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SISTERSVILLE.

Sis.ersville. w Va. Sept. 4.-Messrs.
Mike Heating. JOS. Kennedy, DR.. G. b.
West and HIS Honor, Mayor Gardiner,
went TO Parkersburg this morning to
confer with General Manager George
A. Burt. of the 0. r. r. R., regarding
the opening of a street to the depot.
The committee viii also put in good
wo~d fer a new station, etc. here, and 1t
is thought that the mater of the road
wav will be amicably settled and that
a road vii, be opened up and paved.
J. c. McManus went to Marietta this
morning to take in the fair.
John Mcclure and George W Craw-
ford went ont TO see the sprague well
On the Mayfield farm this morning.
J. w. Boyers went to Wheeling this
morning.
Miss Eva Nesbitt returned home this
morning from a trip to New Martins
vile.
Works. had as his guest over night his
father. who is interested in the oil bus
mess.
Wheeling this morning to visit friends
W. G. Kohl, president OF the newly
organized Jumbo Mfg. Co.. went TO
Wheeling on business pertaining TO the
concern. this afternoon.
Chas. Bissett went to Waver,y this
afternoon.
DR.. w. G. Kohl went up the river to-
day on a pleasure trip.
2. c. Cosby returned to his home in
Marietta to-day.
Tie committee on races for the fair
which the firemeu will give during the
last week Of This month, have corps
of men busy engaged in making a race
course on the Wells property on the
South Side II will be quite a t-ack and
will be as smooth as glass and as
straight as an arrow. The boys are go
ing in hard and heavy and will make
the tournament the nest pleasure az
fair ever given in the city.
Over go people from mere took In the
fair at New Martinsville Yesterday. The
affair this year is not UP 70 the previous
ones and nearly all who took it in are
a little disappointed.
Captain Clint Moore, of the "E,kins
Invincibles." has called a meeting for
Saturday night at Olsten's Opera house.
All the members should turn out.
There was 10 have been bail game
today between Bel,a;re and tee home
team, but the Bellaire boys failed TO
show up.
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wHRETJNG REGISTER, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1895.

complete cur electoral tiket and appeal
10 the State electorate for It's support
1--WE have reached this confusion and
take this course with confidence That
the Democratic and Populist masses CT
the State will respond with substantial
unanimity 10 our appeal, and that those
whom your committee is supposed
TO represent will not Ibe affected by the
sinister influences with which your de-
clarations and actions were surrounded,
nor withhold the SUPPORT from VIM. j.
Brvan and his associates On the Demo-
cratic ticket, in their fight for the money
Of the Constitution.
In conclusion we think it proper TO
advise you that we haze completed cur
ticket by the appointment o. Hen. j.
W. 81. Clair. of Fayette county, and Hon.
Samuel Y. Woods, of Barbour county, as
electors at large on said ticket.
ANDREW EDMISTON,
'W. A. OHLEY, CAaliI'2n'
Secretary"
Three members Of the Pcpuiist com
mittee were favorable TO a consolidation,
while the majority Of those present mold
inc three or four proxies, were opposed
- anv consolidation on any terms, eVsa
heir cwn. Democratic and PopuAst yot-
oIs +,rcnebout the State will alike ap-
oreciete t6e situation, and will see just
~ Influences were at work and why
they were az work.
Following is ghe letter OF Mr.. l. Z.
Ralphsnyder, declining the FoYd-isC
nomination for Governor:
"C,arksburg. w. Va, Sept. 3, 1896.
"To the Honorable the Executive Com
mittee Of the Peoples Party of West
Virginia:
81 have the honor to acknowledge for
nal notice of my selection by the Peo-
pIe's Party of West Virginia, as its can
did2te for Governor. l appreciate the
homer and extend my sincere thanks
fer the high compliment. / regard the
Peoples Party as a pO,e,ft taste: Il Oh.
State politics. and would have been
pleased 10 receive the suffrage OF your
party. had I received the nomination
fer Governor by the Democratic State
Convention Of West Virginia Having
entered said convention as free silver
candidate for the Democratic nOmin2-
ton for Governor, | am bound by the
acts of said convention, and must re-
specially decline the nomination OF the
Peoples Party rendered me by its notl-
fication committee.
Most respectfully,
ISAAC c. RALPHSNYDER."
This resignation was accepted by the
Popu,is.s and Colonel Fitzgerald was
chosen to fill the vacancy or The ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-05

The Bryan Silver CLAD meeting FL.
day even.rg was Il very sUCc
Af,er The routine business.
pushed through with y.e3r ty
man. D~. Boone. c.-- 81 lc-.
8 cyens1n gave q very gcn-!emau
Cgnvinc.ur address .o the club, O..
ing RS r-a-.-. ta- @G-I7-tinG %.
He wes followed by john Gallahcr
gave "A ra ling gcel address. wnic.
vsry frequently interrupted with
p'luss TIE audience w q very 7
cii..vt one. and were Wt.. cA'o
TIE 1c.. netting viii be On THU.
Q..l. CT next week. n The ctF
cd srerkers will be present
This evening tho Democr
.urn cut to q man in Be..-.r.
that The be-, conservative
iced in power rs dec
County Convention, bat m
should the most encra
Democrats .n The prsc.t
Central Committeeman. ..
Everyone is deligh,cl
tograDhs they have I'm
ground floor Studio,
No stairs 70 climb.
Robert Il. Long.
the city, who WIS
Grove mines som t.m
collar bone ari shGu.'
cd is able IN he ,b~U ..
Ed. Ia Roche on.
were in Emmet P.cke
bringing a piano b ~
Vile. when near W55'
wsgon ran m,o d.,ch
men were thrown from The
badly Jared. and the a'r-
w6ac injurtl The plar
age. II. W. herman a."
same opening, but i3r.'i-
injury. tr-
Miss Bessie Drugs or '-.
IS visiting a. Woc' de.'.
Miss Pearl Chambo
visit with friends IN N,