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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
BEI.I.AIRE.

Every silver advocate and every ono who
wishes 10 understand the adyaula-es ~
free coinage should turn ont 20 hear COL
G. =. Poo~mar. Friday night ncrt He
viii speak i1 the rink. under b. auspices
of the silver Club ~ Gallairo A. tns
Colonel has done reoman service 'n a"
interest of bryan during this camr Ign.
and as he is one Of the best posted sr,a s
ers On the city and OF wide experience IN
debates. his speech will Doe good or" ana
orc that win help the cause aloneg ID inis
city. So let everyone turn our on FRIDAY
night.
4 debate or silver IS announced for For
esr I'm school r0J a on S4turaaE after
noon next. r. n. whitney viii affirm and
T. Danforl VIII negative -..-
win Shirlewof J. O'Donrei. and Orion
Porterfeld. members ot Hack. is oan H.
were called 10 Quaker city yesterday 20
rlav FIN the later band en- q trip TO Cam
ton to-day. --.,,-
is el1est or Third ward friends.
Isaiah Dean: Of NE Fourth ward has
Miss VIZ 81 LAURA Moore Of ST. Clairsyill4, IS
thu auest Of friends on Rose Hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

Members of the ". J. Bryan Silver
Club are called to meet at the Peabody
Building at 80 o'clock this evening.
All members Of the Eighth Ward Bry-
an ana SeWau Club are called TO meet at
fhe.r headquarters tonight at seven
o'clock.
Let every member % club be in line
TONIGHT. A street demonstration will be
followed by a candidates rally m the
Sixth ward.
The Sixth Ward Junior Democratic
Club has been organized with fifty
members. While not voters they are
as enthusiastic as their elders.
Every member Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club is called 10 meet at the
Peabody Building promptly tonight at
haIf-past seven O'Clock 10 take part in
the demonstration.
The Washington District Democratic
Club. the Watts Clue and the Fad.kener
club and he Communication Club
are called TO meet at their respective
headquarters tonight to participate IN
the street demonstration.
The Register Tree silver fund is sal.
growing. There have been several
contributions within the past few days.
II is but a few days now until the
election. and funds are needed 10 defray
legitimate expenses Of the campaign.
send in your contributions, however
small they may be.
The reports that have been circulated
that Bryan ue1 wear Mckinney. sui S
and ba 5ges are true beyond contrsdic-
ton. An employee Of a certain fecOry
o., Wheeling who is known TO be q tTue
blue Bryan man. yesterday assured a
Register reporter that he would ac-
company the ether employees of the
fac-ory where he worked TO Parkers-
burg on the Republican excursion TO-
day He said he would wear a Nc
Kinley SUR but this did not mean thar
on election day when he was alone n
the booth that he would cast bis vo,e
for Mark Han1a's candidate As ne
expressed it when YOU are with
Wolves you have 10 yell with them or
else be eaten up"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
DAY-HANCE.
a Quiet Wedding on the Island Yesterday.
Otrar Society

Other Society.
4 quiet nuptial ceremony was SOL
emn:zed at seven o'clock yesterday
morning, by the Rev. Jacob Britting-
ham. at the rectory of St. Luke's p. Z.
church. on the Island. The happy Trin-
cipals were Nj William Bates Day and
Miss Mary HOge Hance. The groom is
CONNECTED with the clerical department
of the wholesale grocery house Of
Joseph Speidel & Co., and IS one Of the
best known vCcalisis in the city. He
possesses a clear tenor voice, which is
frequently heard in pubic and he is
row member CT the recognized choir
at the First Presbyterian church. The
bride is a daughter Of Mrs. Mary l..
Hsnce, OF Virginia street. and Is a
beau .ilul and extremely popular young
lady. The ceremony which was
simple but very impressive, was wit
messed by limited number of intimate
friends. There were no attendants. A
brief reception followed, and the newly
wedd%,i pair received many warm con-
gratuatiOns and good wishes. They
vera then driven to the Pennsylvania
depot, and were passengers on the 10
O'Clock train for the East, where their
honeymoon viii be spent Upon their
return hey will be az home at No. 80
Virginia street. A large number Of
valuable gifts attest the popularity of
of Mr. and Mrs. Day among their ac-
quaintances
Yesterday morning at nine o'clock a
most interesting Wedding ceremony was
Olemnized az The ST. Alphonsus Church.
The contracting parties were VIM. Z.
Sullivan, OF Cleveland, and Miss Anna
former Wheeling gentleman, but now Of
Cleveland The bride is the estimabe
daughter Of Michael Zeigler, of Twenty
third street. The wedding was cele-
bIated with high mass, Rev Father
Clemens officiating. Joseph and Rober.
Zeigler. brothers of the bride. acted as
attendants. The bride was attired in an
elegan, dress OF white satin with hat
and gloves 10 match. The groom ap-
peared in the conventional black. 4
large number Of friends were in the au-
di,orium OF the church to witness The
ceremony, and when the couple were
leaving the church they were sacwered
with rice. A reception was given Inc
couple at the residence OF the brides
parents. They left at 5:45 yesterday
evening for heir new home in Cleveland.
They carry with them the best wishes OF
numerous friends Of this city.
Mrs. Mary Bowers was rendered
very pleasant surprise by a colgeniai
party of her friends Tuesday evening,
at her home on South Eon street, IN
celebration Of the anniversary Of her
birth. The evening was spent very en-
ioyably IN the customary diversions
MIS-. H. w Schrebe was rendered an
agreeable surprise party yesterday after
noon in honor Of her fCrjeLh birthday,
bv the ladies of 81. Matthew's congrt-
ga.on. The afternoon was spent IN var
iOus social diversions.
A leap year hop was given last n eht
at the rooms of the Silver Leaf Club. On
South Jacob stree,. The affair was Civ
en- by a number of popular South Side
young ladies'.
MIR. Charles Klein, salesman for Simon
Bqer's Sons, viii marry Miss Wiling
Cunningham the latter part Of the
month.
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OIL NEW s.
Special TO the Register.

Special TO the Register.
Sislersville, W. Va. O. r-- ..
Word was received here
.ha- the Well being drilled ODD
Mayfeld farm az The head G. +.
Of Pt. Pleasant creek. hal ben
in and would make al0l
q day. This WEI is loc-r.
Spr3gue well which came III
some time ago, and j. looks
though another good POO.
capped. Since the Carter OIL C
has made such good strike. -
down ,he river. it gives every t.
OF being tributary pool wa.
the head CT the Elk Fork. a.
mas starred a great deal of vl,. 81.
$ ctiOn Of country and large r.--
Of wells are now drilling.
The Fisher Oil Company *.
the Price farm has been due n
for several days. but Ho.1.u-
heard IRON il. Tie lis. r.a.-. p.
favorable for a good Wei.
Several very well known uus-...-
of this city have le- the contra. ~
well on a farm adjoining ,1- p
.Mayfe.d tract, and work w.r
menced upon il az once.
Nothing can be l5agaoi t.8r r.
CrawfOrd's wells. winch ~. Jr.
Hebron. but IL is tnoulr- .- ...
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- - -SSSSs Is, ~
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Daily Chronicle of The Movements of Inli-
Viduais.
Miss Minetta Maloney IS the guest Of
Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. Jacob Vogler and daughter,
Miss Bertha Vog,er, are visiting
friends in P.t,sburg
Mss elena Adams, of Salinevile, c.,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles Work. OF South Chapiine
street. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Marschner re-
turned from CoraopOis, Pa, where
they have been visiting for some time.
Mrs. Henry BiebersOn and daughter,
Mrs. Carl GoeJz, are visiting friends
in Eas, Liverpool, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22

pf the Webster Disrct Club, on Twen-
ty-fcurth street, will be & very pleasing
affair. All the candidates on the
county ticket will be present, and each
IS expected to make d few remarks
The club room Will be decorated.
Chief Marshal F'ra1zherm has called
all the clubs in the city 10 parade down
10 the club room. They viii meet a.
their respective headquarters, then
march to the rendezvous, and the col
umn will move south to TwenJy-fourJA
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
90 10 PARKFRSPTRG-

This afternoon all the Ohio county
and Benw0od gold-bug cubs are called
TO raport "a points along the Ohio river
road for a trip TO Parkersburg, where
a big Republican demonstration Will be
held tonight. The Ellins Cadets.
Tariff Champions, Douglass Club, First
Ward Club, Cl3v-Un.On Club Fulton
Club Cycers' Sound Mone> Club. Fifth
Ward Club. Sixth Ward Club. Young
Mems Escort Club and H. c. Richards
SIX Footers, VIII report at Twelfth and
Water streets>at 1:30 p. m. sharp. The
A lkinson Club, Dovoner Club. Ameri-
cen Creating Liberty Club. Mckinley
and Hobart Club and T. J. Parsons Es-
cort Club viii report at Fortieth and
Water streets, at O'Clock p. m. The
Mark Hanna Club will report at Ohio
River rai,road station, Benwood, at
2:15 o. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
ANOTHFR SILVFR SPEECH.

Prof. c. 0. Pomer gave an interesting
free silver lecture, illustrated with ster-
eoptican views. a. the Bridgeport city
hall last evening, to a large end enthusi-
acic audience. The Illustrations showed
how the scarcity Of money caused the
fallen products. Quotations from the
speeches Of prominent Republicans who
have always advocated free silver up TO
the present time were thrown on the
canvass. These brought forth cheers
from time to time, but the crowd went
wild when the last picture, that of Will
lam Jennings Bryan, the coming Presi-
dent. was thrown upon the canvas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
4 F.BE DISCUSSION
Of The Silver Bpe By Hon. II. j.
Corners last Night,

AttheTwenty-SeventhstreetS Stand
ALargo Turn Out of Clubs as an
Escort IS. @. Varian Made a
Splendid Address at Martins
Ferry The Date OF the Stevenson
Meeting Changed - Other POliti-
cal News
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
Is PROVING 4 ROOMERANC.

That the treatment accorded Mr.,
Bryan a, Martins Ferry Tuesday by o
number of r0wdies led on by prominent
citizens woU,D prove a boomerang has
been shown by subsequent results. The
same night the matter was referred 20
in an up-bound city street car and was
discussed approvingly by two Repub-
licans. This led a travelling man at
the end of the car 70 chip in and re-
mark that ne had never in his life
voted Democratic ticket, but after
witnessing the disgraceful episode at
Martins Ferry h had made up his
mind then and there that he would
vote for Bryan. He declared that he
was not the only one who was so in
fluenced by Jhls incident. but that sew
eral Othe~ Republicans who were stand
ing near him al the time had torn gold
badges from their coats and trampei
them in the mud, declaring Jhat they
would not associate longer with q party
which refused to give others the right
of free speech.
This sentiment IS voiced by numer-
Ous f2ir-m.lied Republicans of Mar
tins Ferry and Of Wheeling. and there
is no doubt that il will result in bring
ing many votes 10 Bryan Of those who
desire to resent such a disreputs0i Die in
suit cast upon a distinguished man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
SC.VARIlN


H.1. s. q. Vsr.3u. q Republican of
trirv years standing from So State
OF U-l. addressed d '3rsa free silver
audience at Martins Ferry las. l.ch-.
on -ls money question. He not oaly
SPOKE OH the question named. but ar
elet ard discussed it In q mos, .0g.-
c manner. showing why ha had
je.ret the ranks Of the silver party.
The question was put 20 the audi
a1ce In such an Interesting and open
manner thar the audience sat il perfect
silence throughout the meeting and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22

"a .
Ar,~-. T7,-, O,7t of CI,,bs SO an
- - v1-...o, ~
-o' 60
Spl5nClO Aoorc55 al darC'
Ferry The Date OF the Stevenson
nr,e+iDo C,7aproa - Other POli+i-
.-l 49,.
-A-' 20, '-.''''-' 'o ~O"0' 'I9 "'P'"
--i eA.r-. az me SILVER seh-ul7n- SnouO
have been @ sDec,s, Cr al The biz silver
..ii.- r..l7 So, .-., ,,.-., IKE f,.- ,,...,,- ,-
q "vl.t -s-' e--l street, Ahlie fair
sized audience were seated iu O c1mf0rta-
bic hall listening 10 the real live United
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@o' o,.-9-"C' N'' i--'F Fo- as ava!
a. '-- .-'' ".-'i ANU u''' .'.= '.lC 'o'' Als-l-
--lI .7.51v' e'7-1is WIZ" 1Ae 9le@'es-
lia----e. '-,.o- ol el.-lJs-aHn 10 l1e Sill
Fei or-.olS
Ll-- IA. d. conner. or P-t-soulg was
.ne speaker Of .la evening, bu, after he
had -.-c.uded he audience would not
5a satisfied. bu, ca,ieu for other orators
seated OH the platform.
The spe'N ers were escorted TO tne place
o. meeting oy lle E.g0-l ward. sixth
V3rG. W. d. Br an, Y. Nj. D. O., and
tu.kau.- clubs
County Chairman T.. NJ. Dauah nam
7c ~. T.. Han-l-n as president OF the
m2e ing. and Ar h7u0lau promptly IN
IJd7c.d Nr. 81. d. Conner. Mr. Conner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
TIE Quo COUNTY, TICKET

Clerk John Walton has completed the
copy of the election ticket 10 be voted in
this county on November Sd, and it will
appear in The Register and In.eltgancer
officially Friday morning. Il will oc-
cupy five columns Of space.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
81 so WHEELING TO PITTSBURC,
OCTOBER q.

Next Saturday via Pennsylvania lines.
special excursion, S1.50 round trip from
Wheeling. Special train returning
leaves Pitsburg at 11:2j p. m, city
time. These peoples popular eXcur-
sion tickets valid October 24th only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22

Ii is entirely creditab,e to the Intelli-
gencer that it should take editorial
nc.ice of the Martins Ferry outrage,
aH1 reJuke The hood,um spirit there
exhibited Tuesday; il is likewise dis
creditabie TO The same paper that the
article in its local columns, from which
the above small extract is taken, should
exhibit throughout a spirit Of rejoicing
al the ill-bred crowd which insuited the
distinguished visitor, even TO the eX-
tont Of using p1ofane and vile epithets.
The tendency of the Inte.igencer's To-
col article was TO commend and encour-
age such exhibitions. II is TO be hoped
the Martins Ferry go.d-bugs read the
editorial as well
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22

If YOUR children are subject 10 Group
watch for the frs, symptoms Of the dis
ease-hoarseress. II Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is given as soon as The
child becom hoarse it will prevent the
attack. Even after the croupy cough
has appeared the attack can always be
prevented by giving this remedy. II is
also invaluable for colds and whooping
cough. For sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
THE CANDIDATES RECEPTION
In the sixth Ward Tonight BE "A
Big Turn Out OF Clnhs

The reception TO Democratic cand;-
dates on the county ticket, which viii
take place this evening at the quarters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
sHorLD COMPARE NOTES.

The Republicans one man yeiied
who set up q counter Tell us about lhe
demonstration az the tariff, ana another
ryan meeting over cried out we are
tine river yesterday not DeESarS. hrE-
made a mistake. an was TO talk ten
E,sch side should be minutes. but ne be-
allowed 10 hold It's came somewhat rat
MEETINGS without tied at the conIus-
any r,auifesta tion ion and so did Mrs.
OF hostility. Those Bryan, who turned
W no do not wish 10 from the crowd,
hear should STAY gave orders TO pull
away. The man who the string and the
holds most strongly train moved away.
10 his own opinions The earnest
should be- the most ness Of the McKin-
tolerant of the ouin- ley men who yelled
ions of Others. In for their favo-te.
telllgencer Editorial will no doubt be the
text for long
wnded story in the
Register this morn
ing. Intelligencer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
WHEELING TO MOUNDSVILLE AMI
RETURN VIA 3. e o.

Two-day round trip tickets between
Wheeling and Moundsyille, ". Va. via
B. & o., 40 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-22
b. & o. EXCURSION TO PITTsHT

Thursday. October 22d. he y
Co. will S II excursion tcke.s go
burg 90 e2.25 for the round rr
10 return three days. including
sale. Last train VIII leave J.
Saturday October oath. al 1850 u .
The advocate., 1896-12-09
Bryan In Kansas.

EDITOR ADvoCATE:-On the even.
ing Of November Is news reached this
place that William J. Bryan would
pass through at 1890 the next morning
on his way to Lincoln. Every effort
was made to ascertain If the report
was correct, but without avail. Not.
withstsnding the uncertainty Of the
report, several hundred people gsth-
cred at the depot an hour or two ahead
Of time and waited patiently till the
train pulled In. Mr.. Bryan was aboard,
and responded In Q short talk, after
which hand shaking took place that
lasted till the train pulled 'out for Lin
coin. The morning was bitter cold
and q driving snow.Btorm was raging,
but the people seemed wild to sec Mr..
Bryan and shake him by the hand.
BelleVllle feels elated that It was the
only town In Kansas that woke up to
the fact that Mr.. Bryan was travelling
within its borders and got chance to
turn out and greet him.
II. N. BOYD.
BelleVllle, KAs.
The advocate., 1896-12-09
HoW's Thls2
CoyvIlle, KaS

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
{ F. ]. CHENEY g. Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last u years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business Eransac-
tlonS and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their Arm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDINa, K1NNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price 76 cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimo-
malls free.
Halls Family PILLS are the best.
The advocate., 1896-12-09

rocks contain an abundance Of organic
remains and have not been much met.
sm0rphOsed or changed by heat. In
Canada oil Is found In the lower do.
VOniAn, In PennsylVanis and Ken.
tuCky In the upper devOnian, 10 West
Virginia In the sub carbOnlferous, In
Ohio IN the lower coal measure, In
California In the mioCene, 10 Europe
principally In the tertiary, at Bsku In
Asia In the tertiary. It iS therefore
Seen that the oil and gas are found IN
oil fOSSillrerouS rocks; that they are
not confined to any particular strata
formation, but under suitable cir.
cumstSncsS may show their presence
anywhere In rock series; that the litho-
logical character of the rock In which
the oil and gas ore found has nothing
to do with its formation, the rock
itself only serving as q reservoir for
the hydro CarbOnS which they contain.
In Canada and Ohio the oil bearing
rock Is limestone; In Pennsylvania and
Kansas, sandstone. 1t Is q curious
fact that petroleum iS very often agsO-
Ciated with salt water. Oil and gas are
usually found In horizontal or slightly
upturned strata. An upturnlng Of the
rock would Of course permit the escape
Of gas and the concentration Of the oil.
The heat required to produce this great
folding Of the rocks would tend to dis
Sipste the solid and liquid hydro
Csrbons In the form Of gas.
From the above facts many theories
have been formulated by geologlstS.
The two most prominent In next issue.
DIR. r. L. PATTERSON.
CoyVllle, KaA
The advocate., 1896-12-09

ties and inoculated. them with the anti.
toxIne 80 necessary TO save them from
falling victims to the foul diseases en-.
gendered by plutOCrRCy. This was
shown when the Democracy at Chicago
rose up and sloughed OFF its old akin
and appeared In new apparel 1t for q
resurrection. IL repudlated the old
barnRcleS and the plutoCrRtiC plati-
tudes that had weighed it down for
years, and walked forth the giant that
Jefferson constituted and Jackson
ssnctlfed. Therefore let US keep on
and pursue the even tenor Of our way
as IL nothing had happened to interrupt
as. And I repeat, when the time
comes for action and to put their prln-
cIples into practice, people thus edu'
Gated will find q way for expressing
their will and enforcing their edlCts.
1t Ia astonishing how many we'll
intentIOned and candid, honest men
are in total Ignorance Of the financial
condition Of the country and Of the
dangers that impend, but are ready
and willing learners In the political
school. II every POpulist would set
ABOUT effeCting one convert only, the
battle would be won and the country
saved. And It could easily be done by
inducing q neighbor to take and read
the ADVOCATE or some other sound
PopuliSt paper; for 1t is an old observa-
tiOn, "Tell me what paper q man reads
and will know his politics"
And as to o name for any new party
that may be born and seeking a title,
that Of "Jeffersonisn Democracy"
would be q popular one, providing the
party proved itself worthy Of the title,
as hope and trust the new Democracy
lnsugursted at Chicago will. II so, 1t
may expect to draw into the fold all
parties anu organizations having the
interest Of the whole people instead Of
the classes at heart, and thus rule the
country again and with a similar sue.
cess as during sixty years Of Its exist
enCe. But IL 1t should prove recresnt
to the interests Of human nature and
the plain people and follow after the
false gods Of greed end svsrice as rep
resented by Wall street and organized
wealth, then 1t has no right to the deS'
lgnatlon Of Democrat nor to sppropri-
ate the cloak Of Jefferson under which
to serve the devil Of trusts and Byndi-
Gates, bonds and bonding, capital and
corporations. A KANSAS FARMER.
The advocate., 1896-12-09

In the December Arena will be found
part 10 Of Prof. Frank Parsons series
Of articles on "The Telegraph MOnOp.
oly," which are being so widely read
and deeply pondered throughout the
country. They are crsmmed with
''fsctS, facts, facts" and their logic 10
lneOncroVertible, while amid the shower
Of sledgehsmmer blows every once In
Q while spaFkles q gem Of humor that
not only tickles the readers disabilities
but drives the argument home. Part
10 deals with the experience Of Eng.
land In the matter Of telegraphS.