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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17

Some OF the best physicians who
have had their eyes examined and in
vestigated Professor Sheff's new s1icn-
tiac method OF examining the eyes and
fitting glasses without use OF drugs
and making tho patient blind for a
week, or having them look at charts,
ETC.. or IN any way depend upon tho
patient, is wonderful and the only alb
solutc correct way for examining the
eyes for glasses. Professor Shelf can be
consulted md VIII examine tho eyes
FREQ 1T ITO Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17
.AMATTER OFBREAD.
Recent Advances in Wheat will
Not Affect y
TIE PRICE or BREAD LOCALLY,

he Han for u Qunrtsr-rno Wheat FAM
= ino Abroad viii Hiring In Over $780,
100000 In Goid-Tho Foreign wheat
Crop Will Not Average More than One.
IIaif-Fionr Has Advanced From 50 90
to 81 Per BarreI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17

Al Wool Blankets $50 per F'"'
$3.50 -
Sp6cinI nricca in our lt"S'''"
and Glove departments, - ~ Inis;p'
We nrc selling dray loN"F , y,
Childrcn's Underwear 'y ''' =.
Ladies' Underwear lsG Gr, Fls r,'Gs.
t;onts' Underwear At 3,st Gp,,s, rlhi "
When In need Of smaI. 0'''''
Notion Department.
sNiournIng FINS lc NIr o'''
R6c pins ut &c per ,lhi","
: HiTmintim liaIr iIuN ! !Cr T ~ 49,,
II orn ilnir Pms tc ror, ~ 'DS,act tI''
ChilIrer'r Dresses. mace w.
nicrlv trimmed, at ne ,,, II. III
Good Steel Scissors On 'a: SJ |Sio2" "
Vogcra' Knives. Fork" I'll" . n
| pcr dozen, ~,,,'.l7S al N
prlcCF, 81 ,,,lgnp'c F''''
$iNS m,,, .,stHs A. ="
| yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17

Mr.. C. H. Dowler. tho produce msc-
chant. OF the South Side, and Mr. j. B.
Garvin, OF Lcatherwood, left after mid
night last night on the oast-bound
Baltimore & Ohio for the wllds OF Ran
dolph county. By the stock OF nmmun!-
ton they took along, they evidently cx-
prct a harvest OF bear and deer to fall
across their path.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger In tile city and Wheeling Folk
Armand.

Stranger In tile city anu W heeiinH boiRs
Abroad.
]. 2. Smith. Of Shirley, appears on
the Stamm's register.
Mr.. Frank II. Blowers leaves to-day
for Cameron on business.
]. w. Wilson and Il. W. Kelly, are
ParkerSburgerS In the city.
W. NJ. Daily, OF New Mart!rsvIlle,
was an arrival in the city last niEht.
Part of My Dad. the Devil" COM
parry are putting up at the Windsor.
C. c. Shownitcr. superintendent OF the
reform school at Pruntytown. Is in the
city.
Miss Minnie Johnson and Miss Mary
Boyd, two young Indies OF Bcllaire.
were In the city yesterday.
Miss Martha Thomas, OF North Main
street, who has been visiting friends In
MoundsvIlle. has returned home.
A. L. Binkley. OF Plttsburgh,and John
DIclcey, OF Boston. two gentlemen well
known In Wheeling, are at the Wind
sor.
Mr. r. Fl. Brown. a prominent fruit
grower of Hancock county, and q stall
wnrt Republican, was registered at the
Mcclure last night.
George N. Bowers, ". \. Inch. e
W. Van Metre, of Mar.insrllle, were
West Virginians upo? the MrLure's
register yesterday.
Officer Edward M!chaels, OF the city
police force, who has been of duty for
several days by sickness. was back In
the harness last night.
C. NJ. Mathcny. OF SIstcrsrlIle, one OF
ttra active Republicans OF Tyler coun-
ty, was IN the city yesterday to see his
father off on IL western trip.
Ed. Singer and Ambrose SwalIey. OF
Noble county. Ohio, who have been
In the city AZ guests OF John Rutter-
bach, OF the East End, returns home
to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17

THE superior excellence of the
Wheeling Bakcry's S3rend Is ncknowl-
edged By all who use II. Sold at your
rrocprg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17

EVERY season brings new crop OF
cough remedies. but they cannot COM
pete with that grand, old DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17
An Impnrtnnt DlGtrsnrr.

To make It APPARENT to thousands, who
think Themselves III, that they nro not
afflicted with any disease, but chat the
system simply needs cleansing. Is to
bring comfort home to their hc3rss. 40 q
coSiyo3 condition is easily cured by US
lng syrup OF Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Company only,
and sold BY Nil druEEtsLg lslEI. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17
c1oAks, ETC THE,L LEADER.
&; N0NDAY NOV a.; A.:
at Lac I'd. e334so ie, u
oSSS>'''

We offer inducements to-day and during the week Sa.
economical buyer should neglect taking advantage Oh w.
store is doing Immense Cloak business and why n0' '"
have the stock varety, styles and sizes to please tic mus
acting buyer. We place on special sale:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17
BOYS REFERS AND OVERCOAHS

What others are ncglectful OF we are most careful
with. The boys have got to have winter weight Of
some style or other, and you'll find asstcs here to
take your choice from. Plain Overcoats, Cape Coats
listers Refers and Novelties galore-for all ages from
the ltest to the DIGESTION the cheapest that's good
tothevery bcst-only complete stock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17

DO YOU cat tho Wheeling aBakery's
Quaker Bread? Sold by oil groeers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17
You Can Read the Book Of Fashion

Clearer hcrethan in twenty visits TO twenty other stores
every sort OF Coat that will be popular this season
awaits your inspection-thcrc Covert Goats here
short ones and medium and long-there arc West Of
England Jerseys, Castor Beavers Montagnacs long
short nap Chinctlas, Auburn Meltors, black and
mixed Worstcds-a list Of 'em as long as your arm
the making and trimming OF the highest order
the smallest detaslk and satin and all the ncncss
ave been layislly uscd-i's perfect stock OF Over
coats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17

Ed. Singer and Ambrose SwalIey. OF
Noble county, Ohio, who have been
In the city as guests OF John Rutter-
bach, of the East End, returns home
in.Ioy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17

C. NJ. Mathcny. OF SIstcrsrlIle, one OF
i,r, active Republicans OF Tyler coun-
ty, was IN the city yesterday to see his
father off on IL western trip,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
FIERCE COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
The Convention Today TO Be Entirely
Harmonious.

Tacoma. Aug IS-Spcclal. The Repuh-
fican county convention viii assemble
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock at the
Ninth street theater 10 elect delegates 10
the state convention IN this city August
D IL VIII ba called 20 order by James c.
Fairchild. chairman OF the county COM
mittee.
The indications now all point 70 a most
harmonious convention. The various as
rlrants Tor the Endorsement OF the c0nVen-
tion for the nomination for governor are
contenting themselves with holding their
forces together and each apparently
awaits the outcome with confidence thar
the best interests of Pierce county will be
served hy the convention There ls a dis
position on the part of a number OK friends
of the various candidates not 10 ask the
convention "a pass a resolution inaorsing
any candsGate. Among many Of the dele
gates there IS strong sentiment against
4nstructiaE the state delegation further
than n work as "a unit Tor Plerce county
ard - select for their support the caadi-
0ate best qualified 20 unite the PARTY in
lhe state. and Who vii. be able TO make a
strong campaign
II IS expected that the relative strength
~ t1e candidates viii be shown oa The
tsht over tae temporary orVaulza tiea. AMI
ffteF that the work of zha convention a-{ll
DE- done smoothly and without fiseors oS
any kind \ delegste W.e viii vote for
*s0AiS t-4f4flHess }u tEe convention said to-
Gav. This is no time for she gaDflh4seaTls
~ Pierce county 10 De az var among them-
seiFrs, on taen depends tne responsible
lF - selecting the Eepu hlgcan nominee
for governor. and ia order that the best
man shan be named, the Republicans 81
t6ls county should lay aside everything
t0r the sake q party success anf that
tAe best man fEgted Tor the race snau Be
chosen. The contest between the friends
~ hotn Sir Sa.livRn and Mr Campbell
bas tesn ~ a friendly ard 8iEnifed nature
anil { look far she convention TO De tha
ffost harmonious ever held in Pierce
counts"
TIE friends of II II. Warner are putting
up AT aggressive campaign tn his interest.
and gheT express themselves fcrfwg-- "a
heiuE cun63enf - tho success ~ their ran.
6j3afe NT. Warmers chlef strength a
Eoana among the delegates frem fn-
TWentv-third senat toFia5 d.S-rs-r. ard he
has friends as wei On other aofsRssfons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19

Omaha Aug fs-E y. Dehs has writ
ten under dzgo OF August = letter 70
George p. GaEriscn. OF Chacron. Nso..
setting forth als views on silver and fH-
sion beeween ths DeEoCrats and PoTu-
lists. Isssss SAYS. Without the support
os sae Pupullsts the Democrats party
ecusd nos Hin Nr. Sswzli car wei afford
- step aside 70 unite the two grsAt forces
ard sasurE the election OF the people
CO xrs3f6ates. Such aetsca on the rart OF
SewzH would make him far greater man
than vice president Failtrg % accord the
Peoples party such recognition may
cnlmsnAts In cpen revolt especially In vAe
Southern states. where the Popuitsss hare
suffered ali sorts Of tndlgnisies AZ the
hands Of the Boarboa Democracy. and
thss may cosk Bryaa his election and put
Mckinley and golsshuSss1D In power There
Is a vast difference between Bryan ara
the Democratic party. II the latter's Only
anrbitinn is 70 swallow the Peoples party
50 as 20 place them IN power and get pos
session os the Offices. their purpose should
be tawarfe5. ] would far rather see Me
Klriey elected than have another Demo
cratic administration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
Out With a New Attack on
His Rival. SewalL
SAYS HE'S 4 pRorEcrIosisr.
bryan's Lips Also Sealed on the Ma
tfcnsi hank Question Hccan-e >e-
wall Il a National Eanker- Tom
says-.ewaiI "a Contradiction OF the
Chicago Pfatfsrrn.

csaeago. Aug tx.-The Pests Washing
Ton 1lsy sp@csaa says. Thomas Watson.
the PoFuilst vice presidential nominee. -
oSs Win asotae statement. Watson says.
To expect - beat Mckinney sgahaut say
inS = word against Mckinley is sonnet hing
ae~ under the xaa, hzft Bfyan's silence
wss proper ard necessary He eaasa not
aHord = asnoHnes DTatectsan willie Mr.
Ss$all his rfsnriag nate. Is so wsn known
as protfefionsst
dF. sNwais - egen BOW acting IN ieague
WIN TIE Republicans 70 secure legislation
which vii levy tribute 1poa every Amerl-
car consumer Of foreign go0as In the
seasssn interest Of the New Engiaad ship
.as1srs. o. wstsfn he Is one. ard Jast as
III seEalfs pscsence on the ticket pre-
vented Mr.. Bryta from assasInx aatsona.
s@aNs ~ issue and the Republican Doe
tFsne of protection. 50 the sarne aanefs.l
iRtssenes prevented hsn from dansuncsng
4aaFoad monopoly ard extortion 1sr sew
~ ofing proiecuonlst OF lgssy prepor-
taans himself.
IN Tact. II seems that the mission OF
stt- Ss~si IN the campaign Is 20 aef as
contradiction 20 Mr.. Rryan ard ;he Chi
ts-Ae plstIoTni- Fer Instance Mr.. Bryan
saia ~ one of his speeches the other day
tnAt ne should be elected the people
Wao elected k.m would aot BE- found ask
Ing iagors Of TIE government We had not
aelts finished ciauping hands over this
ssatt hsni before x *ts made clear 10 ls
'Nas TIE Aien who are hacking the ticket
70 Yea England Nil 8sma ID that the gov
ernfagns lsvg a fine apon every citizen
"t1o rares 90 buy foreign S3oas wAgsh are
nes bsough; 20 THIS country IN he ships af
Air Sewall and his Republican COL
leagues.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
The FUSION movement In Idaho.

Boise, Idahe, Aug. 1s-Tha Democratic
and Populist conventions met tais after
n3oa, effected temporary organisations
ard adjourned uRtl 80 IN the evening.
In both the conventions the speeches that
we're made broadly hinted at fusion be-
tween the two parties. and the manner Of
the reception indicated that they met the
approval OF the delegates. There has been
no change In the situation. and It is GER
tain there wiil be a fusion. The leaders
OF the silver Republicans. Including Sena-
tor Dubois are on the ground. There Is a
sentiment among some delegates in favor
OF fusion taking Ia the silver Repu5ii-
cans. but this class seems 10 he only a
minority.
Al the evening session OF the Democrat
&c convention j. ~. Reid OF Lewiston, WAS
made permanent chairman. and cenl-
msftee of one from each county was ap-
% einted 70 confer with the Popaiists. on
e vote of los 20 81 IL was decided that the
conference should be with the pcpaIsts
alone. and that the Silver Republicans
Should be left out. The Populist conven-
ton did not proceed so far. only appoint
Ing ordinary committees. The evident
plan was 10 force the initiative upon the
Democrats.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19

T-rper Rel Heck. y y. Aww. iS.-When
Nr Er~aa sroec th,s usern'ns ne feara q
ersa. rysaay letters csue ai~trE snvi.s ans
f~e-n vsr1a8s rsties t8 sneak Hs a858:
saThis Is the very reason I son't Nsnt my
rf.rse me4e knowu shat sneak AZ SO
macy places rs nesslb.e ara as Dften as
49, rar rgeas sxn eaa-. .sftter 8es'res s7e. hgt
rennas xeon as cvety rsce ~sr8raaa
& -4a 81 ere ss'e@ arEinE Efysa % stor.
Taa tAaaWn3 sus ai0rs we're present
a. yha reaertia1 &lss usrat eaa tbe ''rtel-
Y-peaer remarked fhts 1aaTnfnE. There
s,7ve nat been So rwavv nrep.e here sa,e
MARTIN Xaa BurV- vt7ste3 hsTe Thts
strteeaezs raaa3ts she historical fast tns-
t4a on.v eeher presidential s3Tss nee sf -
ever vlS.fes shfs ~artl, aisr sEsaf was An
Rslrea NJ seS MFA Eryae aa8 Mr.
ans Nre Frrrgn# ~pmt ta SFrmE lake
ss.ss tFtersa-an an a nshsuE excursion. To-
raaFraa ae3 Thur~1av eT3ss wlll take a
srs, grt., ths Cst ssf.ss Mrs BFvaa -
2eak rg an# feeling hetfer slreaty Nr.
nr~aa's voice WAS gn prna eocs3s'son so
Hae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
The Kansas silver prohibit,oni,,s.

Topeka. Kan. Aug. 1s.-Ths state con-
ventlon OF the National party. represent
igg the boilers from the national Prohibi-
ton convention, met in Representative
ball here today. with exactly forty per-
sons. Including six women. in attendance.
J. ". Forest, Of ChanGfe. was made per-
maneDt chairman. A recess followed the
appointment OF committees. At the second
session lengthy set Of resolutions were
presented and finally adopted. Allegiance
to the National party organized in Pitts
burg May last is affirmed and the plat
form OF that convention is heartily In
dorsed. j. r. Silver. OF Shawnee county.
Was Nominated for chief justice: II. r.
Doutha8t. OF Brown county. for governor;
J. u Botkin. Of Neosho. for congressman
at-large. Mr.. Botkin is the Democratic
Populist fusion candidate for congress-
man. Tire proposition to indorse the DEM
ocratic electors was voted down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19

says That He Never Was Paid by the
Mine-Owner@.

Upper Red Hook. ~. r.. Aug. R.-wil-
Ian J. BRYAN, for the frst time since
senator John IL Thurafoa declared that
ne tsryan was 10 the employ OF mine
owners, has made an Official denial.
eouN4ed with chailenge 20 the natlonal
Republican committee 10 come oat N the
open and accuse him or forever be silent
M. bgyan's attention had been called 90
me controversy between Senator Thurs
ton and Stewart. and he determined to-
nlght 10 settle the matter II possible. lie
therefore demands an open charge, which
ne says DC VIII refute With details az his
private life ard his financial affairs. or
silence. He said tonight:
have already denied this charge on
several occasions, bat the reiteration ~
y by Senator ThaTsioa. a distinguished
resident OF my own state. jusfiaes me IN
answering u again. ! have never a. any
Tune or under any eifeums sanees been In
the employ % any mine owners individual-
" or collectively. directly or Indirectly. nor
have ever been In the employ OF or paid
hy any bl-meEdlie league association.
Aside from my editorial salary og about
tl1 per month paid by the Omaha World
Herald. and small amount derived from
The legal profession. my income since my
retirement fiom congress has been derived
entirely from lectures before Chautauqua
Neeum and lec;uTe bureaus. which have
usually paid me fixed sum. and from con-
trisulions made by the people OF the local
lies where ! have spoken In some in
stances ] have received nothing M ali.
In most cases ! hsye received more than
enough to pay travelling expenses In only
tive Instances. think. has my conaensa-
ton exceeded siao and in these instances
II was about 500 az one place ana about
$S9 az the other. The lrst platform on
which I ran for congress IA iSa9. before
] was known politically outside of my
state. contained free coinage plank. and
my opponent that year was an advocate
% free coinage. In the campaign of fsas
] asain ran ou a free coinage platform. IN
isa4 again ran on free coinage platform.
and nv opponent for the senate Mr.
rhnrsten. while opposing unlimited coinage
at ts 90 l. insisted thst he favored bl-
metaiiism. ] wrote the free coinage plank
en- which I ran In is9a and The free COIN
age planks IN the Nebraska state platforms
in 1851. fssl and 1856. and tried to secure
the adoption - free coinage rianks.ln the
state platform In 1892 and 1%2 ! only
mention this 20 show that ny advocacy of
free silver is aot - recent date
Having mafe thls answer 20 Mr. Thurs
tcn's letter, 3 shall hereafter take 70 no.
ts-a ~ iatsvisaal ~ newspaper comment
on shs s8bis-t II the Republican national
COMMITTEES ala sax officially tAas I have
ever heen employed to deliver speeches by
ans mina owacr a group o. ulne oNners
ar hy any assaciaslon saprortea ~. mine
rwaers. ( an ready 70 make = statement
showing IN detail al the money rcaelvea
by ru@ fer sreec bras SiaS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
JONATHAN BoUnSE RESIGNS.
Oregon Republicans RId 81 Their Free
silver Secretary

Portland. AaE iN-2cn8 8thRn rau~~Sz
p no has been secretary ~ IRE Renuhli~ar
state central committee sinre last AursI
today rs Tnest. q X Teruy. receiver of
TIRE Portland savings hank. wza chosen
te 65g TIE vaeHncY- NT E8tlrna ia A sfrra
hs'texer - fhe fire. coinage of silver AZ
= ta 3 sad sesn ths 3. Leafs convention
Egess pressDre aaH been AruUeht - bear
CT h.m 10 cBuss hsm n Eive way 20 a ran
wha - in sympathy wGsa ere money plank
cg Ene HerGhlseaa platform
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
SEATTLE WASHINGTON. 49,.

hss ssaner throurn the thlck of ths hsst
between EoE and election day. Marry
80 slgne-s 20 a call for meeting ard
organization have ALREADY been secured
i $ expected that fhe s2ah or Veterans
Tatoa League. as Il Is called. VII. number
- AZ the opening meeting. The creates.
enthusiasm prevails among Grsna Army
nsen hsre and theT are heart and soul for
Acninsey. believing hin - be the man
sAe country needs a. this tine. ard they
know hin 20 Be the <-seai OF the old sol
der
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
salisbury Yields In Venezuelan Question

Washington City. Aug. is-The report
from London that Lord Salisbury has
yielded 20 Secretary oinev or the crucial
point OF the Venezuelan negotiations-
that OF Including the settled portions OF
the disputed traest In the proposed arbitra-
tion--is regarded as an important devel-
opmeut hy those interested IN the subject.
This Inclusion Of the settled districts
has been the chief obstacle in the way
OF arbitration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19

rtaTe~ uff Aue &A-Te Eeesr as-"s s.
rtafa rsnet-lttaa f06AT esrfsa&tet p s..
-rrrnata s. @assrN. Ger Meverrer arr T..
irving fgaa3F. ~ NeHesstEs, fcT reazress-
man. Tae rsss}ufienE as3gf - in.inTss fae
Eseseaer platform suk .setss fas easr te-s
aarssnsfeS tessy - support 3Fvsa a1t
zeass Tsa czavfmsssn wss f4gaE Taf
ssrleht hEteT Zee * Is na efesse4 Tae
faGssAe-s So Peter 5. Ford. es Neeeasfte
- 10 sas lefeagsE fas eavegnss. are cps.sRy
secl4r.ag ira; tAsg AL cot support tsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19

Nrrheu 8 n AmE w-Tae pcuso-
rrs-e stasa rertra1 cnrznaif1es fnef 3s&
rsehf 20 rsnl-e whether s,Afs cca-
,Frsfsa seoui7 r. hesi 80 uus tsa FAte
f.fss sasa-s ~ zrr a@3 Rv3e as
slsrrs thn f1stor deal It was s@~Se9
ansn{raeasIv te irtsrs-s she FoAu}ssf STATE
sf.kes ana she roralaces % fka chicago
...-re-gefsr Fgxan ard SsNaA Ira
f,sssanEsts eNn~~t 10 sarry To- en~ ~e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
Merchant. Remon~trase with rennover

Portland. Arg. IA letter signed bv
more thar fec Of the leading business men
~ Portland has been addressed 20 Magor
Peanoysv. requesting that no further
changes be made IN the personnel Of tae
fire department OF the city. and tAat the
os1eers and men wao have been already
removed be restored 20 the positions
formerly held hy them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19

tseket- TIE xsngEe FAX a6Tceates are also
assSrEassssx HArat4 Szses. s ss-gse fax
nszE and member q the coz1na3ttsa On
Fssoiufsons attempted - present nazzor-
sty report. bus wzE hozle1 17wn ny ths
delegates 2r9 spectators TIRE sn&3or1ty
resos 1-sers were thea adopted with a rzsa.
amid cries OF -.fres speech and gag l2w'
oy the single tax element
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
Fusion on Nebraska Congressman.

Omaha. Aug. lS.-A special from Hold
redge. Neh., says: The Democrats and
Popuiists of the Fifth district In joint
convention today nominated r. d Suth-
erIand, OF Nuekols county. for congress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19

Washington city. Aug iS-The appear
ance OF senator Mitchell. OF Wisconsin. at
tho Democratic national congressional
headquarters was the occasion for con-
graduation. II was announced several
days ago that Mitchell would support Bry-
an. bat this is the first appearance of the
senator at the headquarters of the COM
mittee Of which he is a member
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10. 600 More soldiers for yvevler.

Madrid. Aug ls-The flrSt embarkation
OF l4eeo troops for Cuba will commence at
santander on August 2. terminating on
August - The second VIII take place
from August % tin September 6. after
which date the cavalry viii embark. by
September II the whole expedition OF 1000
viii have left the peninsula.
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Fusion Negotiations I'm Missouri.

St Louis. AUG. Is-There are indications
that a fusion on electoral and congression-
a tickets may be agreed upon in the near
future by the Populists and Democratic
state central committees. both of which
have headquarters in this city.