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The news boy., 1896-04-04
Fine Country Residence Burned.

The residence of Theodore Corum,
father Of the prosecuting attorney Of
of Cooper county, caught fire and was
destroyed with all it's contents, the
family barely escaping with their
lives. The house was situated ut Bel.
lair, and was one of the largest and
finest in the county.
The news boy., 1896-04-04
Oldest Man of Macon County.

Obediah Griffith, aged 90. the Oldest
man as well as the oldest mason in Ma
con county, died at the home of his
sOn-in-law, Robert Powell.
The news boy., 1896-04-04
An Important decision.

The Kansas City court of appeals
handed down an important ruling. from
the standpoint of the public, the other
day.
1t was that the state OF Missouri has com.
plcte Jurisdiction over the Mississjppian Mis-
souri, rivers, where those rivers form the boun-
Diary line of the state, so that the state would
have jurisdiction over gambling or illegal
liquor selling on a boat in those rivers, or auy
other illegal &C; done on the river.
The news boy., 1896-04-04

G. Q. Metsinger, aged ~, prosper
GUS farmer of Dent county. died from
the effects Of blood poison resulting
from breaking his leg.
The news boy., 1896-04-04
Introducing Foreign Ian -uars,.

The state university, Columbia. has
determined to supplement the work OF
teaching with actual language work
in societies and clubs.
With the establishment Of q distinct Ger
man chair, the students of German have
united in the "Deutscher A, b, C Verein," a
literary society, where readings, ora
lions, declamations essays AMI debates
are given ih Getnah. A like French
organization fiourishes. These soci.
ties will supplement the classroom work
where from the beginning foreign languages
are introduced and MS fast as possible be made
to take the place Of English in the recitation,
work. Another new society is the NJ s. U. De-
batting club; which discusses current questions
Of politics and ccUnomicS:
The news boy., 1896-04-04

While On Her Way to Church.
While Mrs. Henry Nieder was on her
way to church at Pennington, she was
seized with an attack of heart trouble.
and died almost instantly
The news boy., 1896-04-04

CASES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-26
GOLD BUGS
Score Failure In worzel-The County al
Right for Democracy.

Score a Failure Ia Worzel-The County all
Right for Democracy.
New Martinsyille, ". Va, Oct %.
To the Editor Of the Register.
Sir.-Under the exclusive auspices Of
the Republicans. one a. NJ. Loren.Z,
haiing from some unexplored and be-
nighted region Of Mathail county, spoke
here last night at ,he Court House in
favor of Palmer and Buckner. The Re
pubiicans had the bills I1sted for the
meeting several days ago and tried hard,
in the background, 10 secure the pres
enCe Of as many Democrats Of che rank
and file as possible. bu, as a Democratic
meeting 1t was bowling and dismal
failure. During the progress OF the
meeting a Democrat went 10 the door
and counted just p Republicans and
one Democrat present In fact, the Re-
publicans themselves, being ashamed OF
the clandestine and dirty work, failed
TO attend in any number. The lonely
Democrat, however, being from the
Buckeye State, got into the meeting
through a mistake, which he soon dis
covered and at once withdrew, leaving
the meeting more Republican than any
Republican meeting ever held in old Wet
eel. The Wetzel Democracy usually
turn out freely to Republican meetings
in the county and give the Republican
orator a respectful hearing, but they
draw the line sharply on the Mckinley
Aid Society and will not listen to any
of their orators, knowing full well the
false cOlors under which they are SAIL
ing and that their meetings are purely
Republican. with the expenses all paid
by the Republican committee, etc; and
in truth held under the secret auspices
of the Republicans to deceive Demo-
Gratis, if possible. AS Bryan says, the
gold standard people will not fight an
open, fair fight. Having succeeded IN the
past by trickery and deceit, 1t hopes
to do the same in the future. NotWltA-
standing prediction and reports to the
contrary. the Wetzel Democracy will
give a most excellent and satisfactory ac-
count of itself the Sd of November next.
The Democracy of Wetzel never was IN
The history of the county as united and
harmonious as during this campaign.
If the Democracy in the other counties
of the State do propCrionately as well
as Wetzel will do, there will be no
doubt about West Virginia declaring
ror Democracy and continued good gov
eminent The Democracy Of Wetzel
stands as firm for the restoration Of sill
yer 10 lis rightful position in the monet
arv system as the rock of Gibraiter' ana
The Populists are just as firm, together
nth some others whom our friends, the
enemy. Will find to their astonishment
when tbe vote is counted out. The Re
nnbljcang doubtless, viii not undertake
again soon to get up another Demo
cratic meeting. as their experience
with the Lorentz meeting has taught
them a lesson and they are ashamed
of il.
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WHEELING REGISTER. MONDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1896.

creating the confusion by opening MS
talk with a reference to the new god
disease resembling yellow fever,
and the Republicans mainta!ne1 duel
Of counter cheers for their candidate.
Just as though It were incendiary 1or
a man 10 use q figure Of rhetoric in or
der 20 make his ideas plain enough for
the obtuse faculties OF Mr.. "Republl-
can" 10 understand. And just as
though this were ample preteXt for
mob of misguided gold bugs and edu-
Gated CD gentry to break out in wiLo
hal,oo for the mute of Canton and
drown the speakers voice! But, alas!
the most pusillanimOus thrust OF all is
the charge that 1.-The Democrats are re-
spons.b,e, for they commenced the
cheering" Has it come to this, that
Democrats cannot applaud their own
speaker without being interrupted by
counter" cheers from the followers Of
shat sweet-scented labor crusher, ana
mortgage of chattel property
known as Major Mum? Are these yell
low Yale yellers incapable Of hearing
The truth without letting forth audible
evidence of the pain? But why attempt
to justify an act alreay repudiated and
denounced by the more fair-minded
men of both parties, Mr.. Republican!
Is a banker to gain reputation Tor
safe and conservative business man by
crying down those who come to en-
tighten him upon the vital question OF
finance? Does a lawyer commend him.
self to an intelligent ciientage by mock
ing a member OF the profession who is
obviously and pre-eminently his super
ior? Does a justice of the peace inspire
confidence in his ability to administer
the law fairly and impartially by howl
ing down the man who breaches equal
rights TO all, and special privileges TO
none?" Would this justice emulate
the rowdyism ne would punish? Does
a member of the city Water Board lead
his constituents TO respect his JuLs-
ment by openly bOascing of his part in
this disgracelul affair and brazen.y
proclaiming he is glad he halloween
Does the writer of the Times article,
and that very urbane good government
editor of the Ohio Valley News, who
saws Mr.. Bryan was not polite wish
to be considered voluntary defenders OF
this outlandish hoodlum!sm? What
will be the moral effect upon the youth
of Martins Ferry, and others who are
susceptible to this pernicious example?
Answer. We fathers of aspiring sons and
daughters. and husbands Of respectable
wives. DO We quite Understand your
position?
FREE SPEECH.
Martins Ferry. O., October %, 1896.
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qualification implies, and QuaIly the
Lsevaseur statement as false and mis.ead-
ing. and suppose that he has been gath
ering his information from the source
where Republican mOnopolists seek The
votes of the American workingmen, J..
e.: the employers or managers Of shops
or mines. and not Of the w0rkingmen
personally
If you desire and will give me space
sufficient, l am prepared 20 substan,iaJe
with undeniable proofs ali the state
ments that l make, and, in conclusion,
Will say that, by such comparisons, you
have been blindfolding the American
workingmen, because, through national
pride. they were kept away from invesi-
eating the true conditions, and have
thereby believed they We're receiving all
they were entitled 20, but the hard times
have opened their eyes now, and no
matter what arc the conditions Of any
other natiOnalities. they have awakened
to The fact that through the machina-
tons of the European and Americans
fnanciers and plutocra,s, they are at an
express rate being reduced 10 slavery
and serfdom. But their manhood and
the right of suffrage has, thank God, as
vet been spared, and through them they
will vet see thai their wrongs will be
riglted.
Respectfully yours,
V nET OTJT
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FREE SPEECH DENIED.
The Recent Disgrace at Martins Ferry
Reviewed.

The Recent Disgrace at Martins Ferry
Reviewed.
To the Editor of the Register
S;r:-Martin's Ferry has had her
labor troubles, when honest wOrkmen,
chatting under the irritation Of real or
fancied grievances have been unable
10 restrain from acts of violence the
more hot-headed and impetuous Of their
humber. and She has had her circus
riot and her Brown Front escapades,
but never until Tuesday morning last
was the right Of free speech denied 70
anv man. no difference whence he came,
what his mission nor the character or
tenor of the doctrines which he adyo-
Gated. And who. forsOoth, were the in
etigatOrs Of this i!sgraceful breach OF
statute law and common decency? was
it the toughs of the town? No! It was
those who arrogate TO themselves a
hight degree of refinement, and think
themselves khe cream Of society ald
:ba blooming roses of morality. And
who was ne at whom these shafts OF
abuse and insOlence were directed!
William Jennings Bryan. a candidate
for the highest Office within the gift OF
the American people; a refined gentle
man OF spoUess reputation and noble
character: a Christian statesman Of pre-
eminent ability; the idol Of Democracy
and the friend of the humble and Op-
pressed, Could any one in this en-
lightened day be found who would at
tempt TO Justify such outrageous con-
FIuc;? Yes. there is no cause too con-
temptible for the support Of certain
ghoulish partisans when pubic plumber
is a. stake. Even the Evening Times
the ultra vindicator of the waning
cause of he British standard. would
rot assume the responsibility Of de-
Tending the rufianism of Tues ay
morning. but a contributor who signs
himself Republican, essays TO perform
that service for It. This fragrant apos-
tie of British domination and Hanna
ism sings a song. Che Is known 20 De a
singer. after this fashion:
MT. Bryan materially assisted IN
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TRUSTEES SsLz

BY virtue az f. decd 0E t-ue.
Carl Martin a. l...-.. N.r...
10 the undo ...r. ....r
the 3lst u1E .. ...
corded iu fh. . .. tI...
county Court l.r ST.
West Virginia .. book
o. page % OBJ. .
SAL L. EDAA ItI -- Ir
\EA!IIK. A. DID,.
commen,inE at ll o .C.n.. u r0...
sell at publ. auction a. ppm. ...
or tho Court House OF .II |.
in the City OI Nhrel.u- A.
The following l lIu,I uruIur'.
Go say. s. part oi l0t nlmhore.
ID square numbered tom 0W lu 81
kitch.D addition r1 the city of NJ
Ohio county West Virginia. the
being portion or o.. southern D.
said Iut having front ol fifteen
and running back through the
even width, together with fnt
place ou other portion OF the
suitable watcrsp0ut Tor thg u
house now on or amy h1u-.
erected ON the portion ~ tue sl..
by conveyed
Terms Of Sale-Cash. or one-t..
purchase money cash. lut-tl
with Interest lu one year and
thereof with interest iu two
the day Of salc The purchase
notes, with security 90 Doe approx.
trustee. for the deferred UIL
the legal title will bee retained
security until all the purchaF.
paid in full
JOHN o. PENDLETON. rr
l.. i. Sufel, Attorney.
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HOW 1T WAS DONE.

When that noted anarchist, Pop
ulizt =" "silver nor 1metallist," etc, etc.
Senator Allen, of Nebraska, was a can
didate for United States Senator, as
late as February 4, 1898. the Hon. John
G. Carlisle. Secretary Of the Treasury
telegraphed ito every Democratic mem
Der of the Nebraska Legislature to vote
for him. The following from the
World-Herald. Of Omaha, Nebraska, OF
February 5. 1898, shows now Senator
Aliens election was accomplished:
"An idea may be had Of the light in
which the situation is viewed by the
national leaders by the following tele-
gram:
"Hon. Henry Gerdes, Lincoln, Ne
braska:
I'VE hope that You will vote for
Judge Allen. and thus keep the Sena-
sorship out OF the hand Of the RepubH-
cans.
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NESBITT & DEVINE
Tel CAB. 1879 Market Sire
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

y shares Wheeling Bridge CON- .y
a good inVes tment COrn-. lH ai
EOu streets.
NO. PIG EOFF STREET, brick hons
LOT Is feet front. rent for 80 ~. u.l.H. .
5000
NOS. 2Oi9 and 2o21 MAIN sTnE.r
story brick with storerooms arl l r.
above.
NO. 81 S. BROADWAY. known o.. Pa
Hughes residence.
ONE MORE LOT N WO0DsH'
House Of rooms and 2i5 ceres
country either for sale or -nf
a fire RESIDENCE .n Pleasant
The BLOCH PROPERri .- H.f.
street .
A very desirable RESIDENCE 0r 81
Sinia street, all modern conFeLi ..'
Price low
NO. 121 FOURTEENTU Ltl.l
NO. 22l2 CHApLINE STRIFE D,
brick dwelling. modern.
d ACRES OF COAL north NJ TOP
LOT 30Xl0s on ThIrteeu'r street
THREE LOTS. cacn 40rl,D t'.'
northeast corner NJ wabash and IF.
streets. Island VIII sell cheap.
MONEY TO LOhN
RINEHApT & TATUH. Iy Bl1,
Telephone 2l9. Eoon
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Respectfully,
NJ. 5. HOLT.
WESTON. W. Va. June q, i


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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-26
MR. MKINLEY
Is Not tho Man for the Presidency-This
Concluslveiy shown In short Cores

Is Not the Man for The Presidency-This
Co,clusIveiv shown In a short Cores
pondence
Weston. W. Va, October q, 1896.
To the Editor of the Register.
Sar-Iaasmuch as il has pleased the
go,Gtes 10 attack every Independent
voter Who belongs to the Republican
rartv ana ca,lumi1a,e him for eXer-
eis.ng the righc Of casting bal.o. for
Mi. BRYAN. it may be wei TO show that
there are the best OF reasons TO be Of
fared for actively supporting a typical
American who has the courage OF his
convictions. and thereby deJhrone piu-
-0cr8cy ia this republic.
Enclosed find q Letter which was writ
ten to- Mr. Mckinley on the date shown
fn its CAPTION. also the reply thereto
from Sir Mckinley The letter refer
red 90. written To- N. S. Quay. was dated
NAY s. 1896. and IN substance is as fol-
lows. The writer expressing his ad-
m.ra-f1n for Quay for his fr9nkness
and 0.e-iigenca and desiring 20 see
him M line for promotion, predicted
The nomination OF Mckinley, and sug-
ge--es that SIR. Quay be interviewed
and state thar the edict of the people
had gone forth and that he bowed to
he VIII OF q decided majority. etc. Now
i- is evident that Mr. Nckin,ey's ac-
-i.,s since his nomination settled the
tl,- with ne that Mr. Mckinley is not
The man for the presidency. He could
have changed for only one Of TWO rea-
sons. from a conscientious conviction
hat gold standard was right or from
q desire 10 be President, therefore in
either event ne could not be considered
suitable man for the position 10 which
ha aspired. II ne advocated "dishOn-
est money for twenty years and just
recently discovered his mistake, he
would be TOO slow 20 be President, and
II prompted by the other cause, he
would be too dishonest 70 occupy that
position. If it took him twenty years
no ger right on the monetary question,
he can at that rate only learn one fifth
OF the truth during his four years
term. He says open the mills instead
of the minis. I say that as long as the
Insurer can collect more than legal
rate OF interest on good securities, the
money in the country is too scarce II
mills and minis ere both open. The
contest IS one OF the corporations
against the laborer. and the people can
only blame themselves if they vote for
their seryitude.
RpenpctfullV
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FOR SALE

House s. rooms and hall Market
Centre Wheeling, SLIGO.
House. 4 rooms, brick. tern D
Eighteenth street. 81 AGO..
Splendid brick house. , rooms. I..
gases bath. hot and cold water DO.
between Z3d and 2ith streets at low
House rooms and store room.
street, Sixth ward. terms easy, s. 700.
S5Zj buys house. rooms ~ 1850. t
Centre Wheeling $50 cash, haIau.. If
Lots on Linn So. and McEOlOch 500
Wheeling. so 10 $40 each, on easy
mcnts.
Splendid building site for dn
Fourteenth ST.
House, rooms. brick. Jacob street SID
ward, easy terms. $3.50.
Building site for dwelling, t
street. Fifth ward.
Eight-rOOm frame house. bath.
cold water; also double frame
rooms on each side. with an nee.
buildings, suitable for two faU..
gases. Between Seventh and
streets. east side Of Market str
50Xl32 feet. a bargain AZ $500
House, y rooms. .rge centre hal
modern cCnNerienc5s, and larg
2009 Chapl.ne street; cheap and form
House. - rooms, brick Fifteenth
cheap. $1,000.
House. rooms and hall, 14th g. Nnf
Bushes property on Market %. l.
500 $500 $40. $500. 5000 and $500 20 -l
on zeal estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE
Tel. CAB. 1899 Market STREE
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North Wheeling Properly MG.
IN order to close Tho oslaI- = :

In order to close the estate ...
the property belonging 90 t.
tate, situated on the west
street between Fifth and
Cousl>iiu- o. Dr....-. f,..
brick house fronting ON S.
also twO-stOry brick house
Alley T. said Market llQ
both paved with brick. IiI
in very good condition. o..
age and as whole IF a t...
opportunity for Investment
otherwise. being lu Obj.
best part OF tue city NlU Sell
or In TWO parts For pa-ti..
IOHN
a Ir Illustrator Estate I.
au2leh. -rf gf.....
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c GOSSEIE.


Now. TO fulfill the duties imposed on
me by the above resolution, Will say that
for three years prior 10 1873. or before
the demonstration Of silver. I was a
French working boy and since 1873 I
have been an AmTican wOrkingman,
and tha. by my reading French and
American publications. by my associa-
lion with French workingmen coming
20 shis country. and American working
men living here. 1 assume 10 be quail
fed TO speak on the subject, and I here
or declare without prejudice, without
being influenced by any political send-
men,s that I may entertain. and assur-
inr your readers that, although born
I'm France. I am for sixteen years past
"a American citizen, with all that thd
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ANSWER

To the Wheeling News Editorial on Emile
Lcyaseur's Position on Condition of the
american Workingmen.
Editor Wheeling News
Bridgeport, o., October is, 1896.
Your editorial Of Friday evening, the
10th inst, has by me been translated 70
-he French free silver club of West
Bridgeport, which is composed of for
mer French wOrkingmen, but are now,
and for some time past, American work
.ngmen.
After due consideration and discus
sion OF said editorial, the following resO-
lulrns were unanimously adOpJsl:
Resolved. That we. The workingmen
composing the French free silver club
of West Bridgeport, denOunce as false
and misleading the publication in the
Wheeling News OF statements alleged
.o have been made by one pretended
French economist named Emile Leva-
seur making a comparison on the So
cal ANA huancis, conditions enjoyed
r .fa French and American working
men.
Resolved, That our vice president
a' iD -uc-ej 20 repiy 10 said editorial
and have the same published by the
Wheeling News. or. on refusal. by some
other paper. and appropriately explain
the conditions as they exist.
a CRCNELI
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John G. CARLISLE,
CALVIN S. BRICE.
"APTWTR p GORMAN.

This is pretty good Democratic au-
tboritv is II not? John G. Carlisle, Ar
thur p. German and Calvin 5. Brice are
not the kind Of Democrats who lay
down in order that the Republicans
may ride rough she'd over the Demo-
cratic party. The advice Of these men
ought to at least be as valuable 70 men
elected by Democrats IS is the advice Of
Omaha Republicans and half-cocked
Democrats who have bsen urging Dem
ocrats 10 vote for a Republican.
Get the Pest,-H
TIE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.
Toe PER WEEK.
Telephone,s oO''
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L
Building lots on Thirteenth -r-ea
Building lots at Edg.ngton.
Building lots az GreEgsyiIe.
w. y. HOGF N Pm
au2} Room is, City Ban. ~.
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FOR RENT
FoBSALE.

FOR SALE-7EAL ESTATE
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CANTON. O.. July Sd. 1896
AR n S. Holt Weston. w Va.
"AIry Dear Sir:-I ann very much obliged
Tor your friendly suggestions Of tie 9th
u-t.
yours very truly.
"WM. MCKINLEY"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-03-25

provisions and ammunition. The details
are meagre, but all the information at hand
gives a gloomy view Of the plight OF the
Italian forces.
The kilograms from the seat of war say
that opinion is divided as to whether Cen
eral Barat,eri was led to make this desperate
attack upon King Menelek's army by de
sire to retrieve his reputation before the ar
rival Of his successor or by the direct orders
of Premier Crispi, who wished TO be able to
20 before the Chamber with news OF vic
tory. Whatever induced the ill-starred COM
mander to risk almost certain defeat, the re-
suit was little short Of the annihilation OF
his army.
One despatch says the troops were ill-fed
before they went into battle, and were partly
subsisting upon mules which had died OF
hunger. In fact, the commissariat OF the
army was In anawuI condition. Dispatches
from various points OF Italy described the
whole country as angry and panic-stricken.
Troops are under arms in many places to
prevent uprlsings.
King Humbert hastened back to Rome
from Naples. As soon as he arrived Signor
Or,spi presented the resignation OF the Cabt-
net, The King declined to accept 1t. Signor
Crispi. accordingly, decided to 20 before the
Chamber and ask for vote OF confidence
before deciding upon his course.
Meantime the Government Is straintng
every nerve to prepare and hurry forward
large re-enforcements. The actual num-
ber OF men in General Baratieri's command,
according to the official figures, was 23, $40
infantry, including 1900 natives. ard 1865
artillery, with 70 guns. The troops en-
route number 15.46O infantry. $50 artillery