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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-15

The People Thoroughly Aroused
bryan and sewnli Club.

RAINES. CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
VA. September l2.-(special.)--A very
large club was organized al this place to-
day. TO be known as Randolph District
Bryan and Sewali and Flood Free-SIlver
Club" With Colonel u. w. l.. Blanton
- president: A. q. Armstrong. first vice
president: Joseph w. Hazlegrove. second
vice-president: James a. Armistead,
third yice-prea;dent: {. w. Biauton, Jr..
te&srth vice-president; y. 3. Hughes, sec
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-15
Mathews All Right.

MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, VA, Sep
TENDER 14-(Speciaa.) -There was a grand
democratic rally here to-day. Marquis
ZONES. of Gloucester, and Thomas Down
ing. of Lancaster. made rousing Demo-
cratic addresses to a large and en-
thusiastic audience. Colonel Cookham, a
Republican, OF Rappahannoch made a
feeble effort to return the eloudburst,
but was not in II with Downing, who re-
piled to him. Silver Is at white heat,
and from present appearances there VIII
be an overwhelming Democratic majority
in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-15
A Rou.,nx Meeting in Loudoun.

LEESBURG. VA. September H--(Spe-
clal This being court-day here. the
court house was filled this evening with
an attentive and enthusiastic audience.
which listened for three and a half hours
to very able political addresses by Hon.
John r. Rixey. the Democratic candi-
date for Congress In this district; A. A..
Lipscomb. elector on the Democratic
national ticket; Judge J. B. McCabe. and,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-15
MIR. Marquis Jone. on the stump.

ACHILLES. VA, September H-tSpe-
cial. )-Hon. Marquis Jones spoke at Il. a.
Rowes store Saturday night to the peo-
pie of this section. He made powerful
argument for the free coinage OF silver.
He swept the audience by his brilliant
eloquence. Mr.. Jones was followed in
fine speech by Captain J. n. Tabb. At
the conclusion of the speeches large
Bryan and Jones club was organized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-15
The FOURQUREAN-pR co.
CroCkery and housefur.
nishing Department.
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered.
$500 DINNER-sETs ron 1880.

Dlnner-Sets. beautifully decorated in
green and gold. finest la Belr' china IA
pieces. new shapes. for 81 90 Cheap az
SIS
Haviland's China Dinner and Tea.
Sets, 100 pieces. beautifully decorated, fot
SO complete.
iO0-Piece Genuine Wedgewood Dinror-
Sets, including large soup-tureen. Special
for to-day. N67 complcte-regular 81
value.
800 Steeled Flesh-Forks. &c. each.
Elegantly Decorated Comb and Brush
or Boudoir Trays, Haviland's china. AZ
csc.
$50 dozen Manufacturers Odds aud
Ends of Glasses OF all sizes and
styles. q for I5c.
Best-Quality Copper-Bottom Wash.
Boilers. 42c., instead OF 75c.
Best-Quality Jute Clothes-Lines. Sc.
Choice of % Handsome OnyN-ToD
Tables. real gold finish regular price
S69S. Special for to-day, A.25.
Mems Large Rocker. nicely finished, in
two styles. at siee. worth $50.
100 Beautiful Imitation Cut-Glass Water.
Bottles at 39c
Our own importation Of $50 Hand
some Tipiits Vases i'm Royal Wor-
ccster finish, worth from SI.25 to
SLIGO. Your choice for 07c.
Just received $50 pairs After-Dinnc,
Cups and Saucers. real Austrian China,
worth Sc. choice Sc.
Fancy Wire Lamp-Frames. any size. Sc.
200 Lovely Flint Gas-Globes. nicely en-
i 1 %. l..H
$50 Genuine China Ice-Cream. Fruit. and
| Oatmeal-Saucers nicely decorated, worth
/ 81 % per dozen. for PC each.
Real China ChocOlate-Pots. nicely deco
rated, at 81 %. worth $50.
| Cream-Pitchers, two styles, at Sc
$3.50 TEA-sETs FOR sf.30.
Real China 5-Piece Tea-Sets. beautifully
| decorated, worth regularly $50, for 81 %
| complete.
100 Real China Cracker-Jars. h.ce.y deco
rated. full size. &c.
100 Two-Pound Stone Butter-Jars az &c.
| 500 Preserve-Jars. made Of best-quality
stoneware, all sizes, from &c. to 59c
coo Best-Quality REFINED Covered
| Buckets at &c.
SHOULD Planished-Tin Muffin Pans. &c..
Large-Sized Best-Quality Tin Colanders
for &c.
] Long Handled Bastlng-Sp Spoons. &c.
800 Jardineres. several styles and worth
! I'D TO 81 %. for 39c. choice.
Gilt Chairs. pretty in the parlor, worth
IS Slightly soiled). for $3.50.
2lxS5 Artist-Proof Etchings, beautifully
framed in white and gold. rich effect.
actual value 81. for Sl.50.
At &C.. Nicely Decorated China lndi-
vidual Butter-Pates.
Large Turkey-Feather Busters, regu-
lar 3 and 35c. ones for i5c.
Choice Onyx and Gold-Plated Banquet
| Lamps. genuine onyx centre. embossed
head and fount, centre-draft burner,
| value Sc at s. 50.
800 Smooth Finished Rolling-Pins at C.
each.
Heavy REFINED Dish-Pans, &c.
9-Inch Pie-Plates, lc.
25c. Best-Quality Cedar Buckets, with
brass hoops, for II l-2c. each.
80 dozen Extra-Tbin Porcelain
China Cups and saucers, regularly
worth $3.50 n dozen. Special for
to-day, @ pairs for 35c.
THE F0UR0UREAN-PRlCE CO.
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TO Cure : Cold In One Nay

take laxative Bremo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II falls to cure.
&c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
THE TOUR OF WATSON.
Chairman Butler Gives an Outline of
 What It Will Be.

WASHINGTON, Aug 26.-Chairman Butler of the Popuhst national com mittee, has announced that Tom Wat son, the Populist candidate for vice president, would begin his speaking to at Dallas, Tex. on Labor day, Sept :, and from that time forward would be on the stump until election day. From Dallas Mir Watson will go through the northwest as far as Nebraska, returning by the way of Missouri and Arkansas, and thence 10 Georgia, where he will remain until Georgia's election. After that Mr. Watson will again enter the northwest, going as far as Idaho and Washington He will come east in time to give some attention to the eastern states before the election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
REPUBLICANS AT SARATOGA.
They Meet to Nominate 8 Governor
 and Lieutenant Governor.

They Meet to Nominate Governor
 and Lieutenant Governor.
 SARATOGA, Aug 26.-State Repub- Hcan convention to nominate candidates for governor and lieutenant governor met here yesterday When MT. Platt en- tered the convention hall the entire as- semblage rose. The applause was deaf ening. MT. Platt's usual nervousness was apparent, and when one of the bands played Hail to the Chief he did not look particularly pleased. Mr. Platt stopped to shake hands with Mir. Hiscock and then went to his seat. Benjamin Odell in the absence of State Chairman Hackett, called the conven ton to order Congressman Frank was selected as temporary chairman. He delivered an address ill which he discussed the financial issue and criti- cised the Democratic platform.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
TlllMAN's VISIT TO WATSON.
It Is Said It Was to offer Him Cab
 inet Position to Come Down.

It Is Said It Was to Offer Him a Cab
 inet Position to Come Down
 ATLANTA, Aug 26-The latest on the political boards is story which appears In the Atlanta Journal and which 1t says comes from source of undoubted authority, to the effect that the purpose of Senator Fillman's recent mysterious visit to Tom Watson at the latter s home in Tn mpsen, was to see if MT. Watson could be induced to retire from the vice presidential race on the promise or place i'll the Bryan cabinet The Journal informant, who is q Democrat Of high rank, but warm friend and possible supporter of Watson. says there IS no doubt that tentative offer of such position was made. by whose au- thority 1t is not known, and very promptly declined
 MT. Watson declared that inasmuch as he had accepted the vice presidential nomination ill order to preserve his party organization he could not surren- der it in exchange for any office what ever
 It is said that similar offer is to be made to MT. Sewall In this connection 1t IS noted Us significant that Mr. Wat son has been declaring with confidence of late that he would be on the Demo- cratic ticket inside of two weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
THE SOUND MONEY TICKET.
Full State Officers Agreed Upon In II
 linois at Caucus.

Full State Officers Agreed Upon In H.
 Hnois at a Caucus.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-The Democratic gold standard state convention was called to order yesterday by Chair man G. A. E. Wing of the state com mittee. About 1000 delegates were pres ent, representing every county i'll the state. The following ticket was unani- mously agr' d upon at caucus held late last night:
 Goyernor-General John 0. Black Lieutenant governor-Chester Bab- cock
 Attorney general William s. For man.
 State treasurer-E Edward Ridgley.
 Secretary of state-L. J. Kadeski.
 Auditor-F. E. w. Brink.
 University trustees-A. 0. Babcock and Clara Bourland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26

.aii
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
REFUSED THE NOMINATION.

Platt Announces He VIII Not Let His
 Name He Considered
 SARATOGA, Aug 26-Thomas O. Platt yesterday refused positively to d. low the use If his name in connection with the gubernatorial nomination and said he would not accept if nominated When Mr. Platt entered the hotel dil.- ingroom he saw Hamilton Fish seated at a table He walked over, put his hand on Fish's shoulder and said
 Fish, am not in the race; that is positive and final Get on your harness now and fight hard. You people who are candidates will have to fight your own battles '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
'lSSOR OF SMITH.
|.,.euor Francis Rendered.
 oloce by Cleveland.
..rF EFFECT ON SEPT. l.

=. known That He Will
 r :, Head of the IntArior De-
 - The selection Caused some
 sns washington-0ther News
 political Nature
 sssvos, Aug. s6. President
 < has appointed ex-Goyernor
 ' .;s If Missouri secretary of
 iu place of Hoke Smith, re-
 .aa whose resignation takes sst Tuesday.
 ,nDortant piece of news came
 .;,bt from Buzzard's Bay land
 mite g surprise. MT. Francis
 ..r If q gold standard, though
 ..+ identified himself with the
 .d.rd Democrats, who will meet ',n.nolis. It is believed by MT. friends here that he will not
 the place, because of the short of the office, and on account of :,... at St, Louis. Whoever &C., \, place will only have a little ! months to serve.
 p.nornor David R. Francis is
 a years of age, having been Richmond, Madison county, E.,t 1850. His education was d in Washington university, his ] having removed to St. Louis. In \ graduated, receiving the degree His first employment was . grain commission house, con N until 1877, when he began busi- |Irr himself. In 1884 the D. R. , < Bro. Commission company Established as a result of the N of his firm. That same year he .s Dresident of the Merchants Ex- s. His first political position was \ delegate to the national Dem l convention of 1881. In April, As was elected mayor of St. Louis, ] been nominated on the one hun Sad elghty-f ballot as a dark l In 1885 MT. Francis was elected hor of Missouri. At the expira- a his term in 1899 he resumed the } business management of his old (which had been kept up by the Ensmbers of the firm, with ocea- lsuperyision by the governor him. His connection with politics since n been that of a simple citizen h active interest i'll the welfare of [rty and country. He has always ] Democrat.
 ] Francis is q leader in St. Louis ! They have four children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
'oomAS B. REED SPEAKS.

Republican Gathering ] " Old Orchard.
 l. 0acHARD' s, Me, Aug. se.-There z s'sA' 's gathering here yesterday to
 =. A' speech of Speaker Reed. good crowd present and his s,. 'esa received with enthusiasm.
 0'lsl Introduction Mir. Reed Fht saauo, :,
 ,ha. seemed the great primeval s s a' In the sweat of his face s;s sa sal bread, has been found I]nss. ss. View of the great circles of
 sn'y to be the foundation of a,l ''.s, asps all sure es''o progress anS a' all all ks1;.lp power. To the 75,0Oo, ,ooe opaa.. make up the great repub. |S |'nl'unity ,|' \ to labor means more |idD,, A0 world besides. But each |h ,a,l. a,aa Is Weak and powerless. esp sSu1 examination each with the h o,oas vu results be had. No more \ ,baa sO' :; or this can anywhere be |Shieh 'n that complex union of Iad noa uakes up the modern na. h nasas enterprise. The natur. ' also liberty And individu. Rh.s are tsa sas causes of prosperity ||as,ter;o, " \ causes of panics? Are |eas r S things beyond the hn- |ha tbs. a you will analyze you
 whatever the remote
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26

CTS, true and tried. who have fought so many fights shoulder to shoulder, ill the great conflict of human progress, will never be separated from each other, or rom that great party around which clusters all the glories of 30 of the most inustrious years this country's history. D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
cHAIRMsN AGREED UPON.
m He From the East, the Other
 From the South,

l ~AAS ARO0%AAF
 FAslPoLIs, Aug, 26.-The execu- pmmittee of the National Demo- Iparty has practically agreed that nporary chairman of the conven- Dali be taken from the east and Ermanent chairman from the south. ben who will preside have been in- 0 Of the fact, but their names will
 made public until after the meet
 she full national committee here
 several names are mentioned at parters, but the plans seem to be fs Bourke Cochran of New York ffy chairman and Donelson Caf-
 Louisiana permanent chairman.
 aa1ement printed in the east that
 ha'terson of Kentucky would
 'ns D imitation for president un- i'sla conditions has attracted wide 'm at the gold standard head E. 1t is conceded that the gold 1a Democrats of Kentucky will important factor in the conven- ]. aa who will, if they conclude that
 a'ssrson ought to have the nomi- |ss 'asy may be able to swing the |ntion to him.
 E,s se '0'ce or men are engaged in us and rearranging the hall in 4' conventlon will be held and A' ol the week the work will |'ssn completed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26

DALLAS Aug. 2l-New wheat, 6oe.
 ORts-l501l8c bulk. wagon; carIpts, f. O b, country points, 150lf
 Corn-Bhellecl. mixed, joblots, 32e; ear. from wagon, 25a27S. bulk, sheiled. 25 sacked car. lots, f O. b., country points 8Q29; ear. N1N
 Lard-Refinet Eerces. 415o; 50-I pailA 44; 10 n. 5K; 5rfh. 5X pure leaf, in tierces,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-26
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Aug. 2.4-Wheat-No ro1 d215 -1e.
 Corn-No 2, 22l4e. Oats-No white 20lse. Lard, P l0u tbs, s 37-aG3 4) Mess pork, p barrel s5 9 Short clear sides. boxed s3 75 Short ribs, sides, loose. s3 2Jd3 25 Dry saited shoulders, boxed sj75D4 0l
The evening times., 1896-12-15
met this peeler ON thu sthrect ana he made a

met this peeler on the sthrect and he made a
An how wud the worrukhouse suit ye?'
an seZ. II wudn't agree wild me system
Then he asked me where. i was from an .
inkin he was trOwin The con inter me,
trew 10 back Inter him. 4 sez, I'm from
Fioridy. Jist as a kid, fer fought he was
some Dig loafcr agiyin me steer" ="
We'll, said his honor. taking a long
breath. You rea professional tramp, judg-
ing from The rfuency with which you speak
the hobo language s-f-rs l.il'.. H''I
Il know ne grammar as well as inv
man., returned Pat, aggrievedly, but
tax wild the times"
His honor was ralrably amused. -.''
Where was your last working placer"
he questioned. .l.str. :. l--,t..
Pat scratched his head in pcrplcxity.
Vow, ofm sthuck gin,'' he said. 'Ah,
yis, rccoycrin. himself; lit was in 6 Georg ="
what town" asked Prosecutor Pueh
Il know It's where they close the bair-
room at 10 O'Clock. but for the love OF
neself | can't tink OF the name"
Pat stood silent for "A moment. and tn. n
danced around delightedly. ''Atlanty;
that's the pBlace." hc said. .,a -f.tt r5'
Ibid YOU meet Dink Botts:" said Mr.
Pugh, slyly,aor Pod Dismuke2y 10
NO. sur" replied Pat. sturdily; lit
was niggers mostly | RUINED atiast"
Pat, L md H. hard 10 reconcile You in
my mind as " worIingIngn,' .renia Fked the
court.
TRY It, me good sur, said Pat. sooth
ingly, as IL he was administering dose Of
castor oil TO the judge, ''an' I've tire
lyitiince roight I'll me hnnd to prove it,
The evening times., 1896-12-15
Mail Orders
Will Receive
Prompt Attention.

And o equal
n
getting
a S
leced for it.
George Maxwell Williams Pa; Mrs E. Werkheser Union
Hotel, Phipsburg, p. W Pee,
orwigsburg Public Schools their orders in by mall and they
fortunate diamond selected
Stud Ring Will of
ed Mail orders will be filled received.
The evening times., 1896-12-15
Our Guarantee.

We warrant each and every
stone to retain its brilliancy and
the mountings to give perfect
satisfaction.
We will give 81 900 to any
charitable institution in Wash
ington If it can be shown that
we have refused to replace a
stone that was returned as un-
satisfactory.
The evening times., 1896-12-15
Do Not Confound

These stones with So called Rhine
stones, Sumatra, Partisan, Bra
lillian, Alaska, or in fact, any
other imitation diamond, regard
less what the name may be.
WHITE TOPAZ is the only stone
that has ever been discovered
that cannot be detected from a
diamond. All others are simply
manufactured from chemicals.
The evening times., 1896-12-15
"Youi,ave," said the judge, wonderiugly.

Let me see IL.
Pat stretched his hard, horny, caloused
palm over the judges desk, and exclaimed
feryently: There { is, sur; me ha nd ltseiI,
look at worts on il from hard worruk.
Pats argument was Irresistible and tue
Judge determined to give him a show.
Pat" he said. If let you go Will you
promise never Ia come back here a agaln!
'.Ef Oi do" said Ryan, enthusiastically,
''ye kin gimme the whole ccntintS ay the
worruk house. wild everything trun in.
Take his bonds. Mr.. Harper" said the
Judge, laughing: take his bonds"
May the good Lawd sit up at noights "a
tinkiu' av yer amer, said Pat, retiring
This is Barney Pagan, your honor"
said Policeman Thompson, as q red Wills
kered man emerged from the dock.
His honor is delighted, I'm sure, to
meet Barney" smiled Mr.. Pugh-
Haven't seen you in some months, Bar
ney." said the Judge.
An l wish yer 'anners eyesoight
want so good now replied Barney ten
derby caressing two highly-inflamed boils
on his neck
..Jedge.'' he went on. I'm the mos un-
fortunit guy on earth'
How Is that. Barney?'
I'm full Nv biles.'
Weir
sWeii,'' repeated Barney: sif there wuz
ennything worser thin hiies Job would er
caught en-. that's why"
sixty days, Barney
The evening times., 1896-12-15

100 Pairs French Tamboured Muslin
Curtains, full 3 y yards, reduced from
$500 to 81 40.
The evening times., 1896-12-15

Fifty Pairs Irish Point Curtains. white
only, fun 81 yards long. IS inches wide,
reduced from $500 to S349.
The evening times., 1896-12-15

100 Nottingham Lace Curtains, ecru or
white, full four yards long, reduced from
$500 10 S1.9S.
The evening times., 1896-12-15

All our $3.50 and s2.75 Chenille POP
there's reduced to 81 69.
The evening times., 1896-12-15

All our $500 to s4.oo Chenille Portieres
S2ss.
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Fears for a schooner,s safety.

Tacoma, Dec. 15.-The steam schooner
Edith, Capt Edw ards with a crew of thirty
men aboard, Is now nine days overdue from
the laiibut Banks off Hecate Sound and
fears are entertained that some rnishap has
befallen her, owing to the severe storms
or tne past Week.
The evening times., 1896-12-15
Lace Curtain Bargains.

$50 Pair Nottingham Lace Curtains,
full 80 yards long, reduced from 81 90 to
CSC.
The evening times., 1896-12-15

Five-foOt Wood Pole in cherry, ash or oak
Brass Trimmings complete with every pair
of Curtains. SC.
The evening times., 1896-12-15

Choice Of 100 sample Half-Pairs Che
mile or Tapestry Portieres, all full length
and width, suitable for single door. or couch
coverings, portieres ranging in price from
$500 to Ss.00-Sl so per strip.
The evening times., 1896-12-15

AN our $3.50 to s4oo Tapestry Pop
tieres, S2se.
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Cords and Tassels TO match, 12hc .
pair.
The evening times., 1896-12-15
..Ynu are resnonsiblc. inst INC same

you are responsible. just the same A
man who allows whisky TO make brute
OF him, must atide by the consequences.
IL suffer from epileptic fits, protested
Green, land when 1 feel them coming On L
drink; never at any other time.
how many Ciu you have yesterday
said the court.
-Four: only four said Green, pulling
at his collar with his thin, crooked fingers
This Is the most revolving case l We
heard IN u long WHILE, saiu the Judge;
You can pay tine or sou, or three months
In default"
Green went to the workhousc. and as he
passed through the pen, even the hooos
shrank from him.
Patrick Ryan, with one eye, a broken
nose. and brogue as thick the bOgs in
his own native Kerry, is, to use kendle's
metaphor a Jollier from JolleTsvlile. Pat
nut up such n wonderful talk that the judge
was influenced TO give him his liberty.
RYAN with f. " OF her tramps, landed in
town last night, and the first place he made
for was the Twelfth street station, to get
lodging for the night. Policeman Billy
Williams met him at the steps ana began
testing with him.
RYAN gave him a Roland for his Oliver
every time, nj told Williams so many con-
flicting stories about himself that he was
locked in q cell and charge OF yagrancy
placed against him.
Its an ordinary case, your honor,
said Williams to Judge kimball this morn
ing. Pat told me so many different tales
about himself arrested him as a vaS. He
says he il from Florida, going 10 Boston"
Its no vagrant Oi am" said Pat. Il
The evening times., 1896-12-15
We @ ARE we'll fixed
For a big rush in our
Upholstery Department.
The greatly reduced prices
are souvenirs with our com.
pliments.
UphO stery Departm mt.

Chenille Port!eres at prices greatly re-
nuepd
The evening times., 1896-12-15

For THIS week only, and in
order to induce you to have your
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Bring OF send US your old mount
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Brilliant White Topaz.
The evening times., 1896-12-15

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The evening times., 1896-12-15


Green went to the workhousc. and as he
passed through the pen, even the hooos
shrank from him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-14
EMANCIPATION DAY
Celebration at tho State Fair Ground.
will he n Zig Event.

Will he Zig Event.
1t begins TO appear certain that the
tri-state celebration of the thirty-third
anniversary OF the Emancipation Proc
lamntlon Of President Lincoln, on the
state fair grounds In this city, Will be
an event OF great interest and which
Will draw to Wheeling more colorcd
people than have ever before assem-
bled here. The celebration Will attract
large delegations from all over West
Virginia and from Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
The celebration festivities will occur
on Tuesday of next week. September
-. The committee In charge, OF which
DR., b. X. StIllyard Is chairman, ara
Osborne Gray secretary, IS making eX-
tensive preparations for this reception
md entertainment Of the large num-
Der OF visitors. Already the committee
has secured one-half rates on all rail-
roads entering Wheeling.
The first feature OF the day will be
the great street demonstration. in
which thousands will participate. In
the afternoon there will be speaking
and amusementS at the fair grounds.
At night at Turner's hall banquet
VIII be given In honor of the distln-
guished visitors expected 10 be present.
The committee Will be at the state
fair grounds tomorrow afternoon.
when persons desiring 10 secure stands
on the midway" can do so. Bids can
be sent 10 DR.. Stiilyard, too.