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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3O.-Martin
Julian stated to the Associated Press
this evening that ne had just telegraph
ed an acceptance OF Dan Stuarts offer
for a finish fight between Corbett and
Fi;zsImmons for a $4,000 purse. He
has sent similar telegram to Corbett.
Julian says his reasons for, accepting
this offer in preference to Offers for a
larger purse Is that FitZsimmons desires
10 fight 10 n finish. Stuart offers to
place the entire purse in responsible
hands and to name the tins! and place
when the articles are signed. II the
match is not brought off mt the time and
place specified, each OF the principals.
according to Julian. is 10 receive half of
this purse. Julian believes the fight will
be brought off at JuareZ.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Several Cases Dispo ed OF In Part III fei.
ftrdnu A fIerunnu

~
In Part II OF the circuit court num-
Der OF eases were heard and decided,
Judge PAUL on the bench.
The case OF John +. Drayo against
Samuel ". Darrah, late superintendent
OF the gas works, was heard, The
defendant flied three pleas in writing to
which the plaintiff replied generally,
and Issue thereon was Joined. Tho case
arises out or the late test ut the city
gas works OF the Harvey process for
making gas, In which Mr.. bravo Is in
terested.
In the ease of the city OF Wheeling
against John Wenzel, appeal, the appll-
cation for 4 transfer from Part | 10
Fart ii was granted, and the cause
docketed. TsE
In the case OF the city OF Wheeling
Louisa Schneider, appeal, the attor-
n0ys and p. J. Gavin, surety on the
bond, appeared, and the motion to dis
miss the appeal on account OF alleged
insufiicicncy OF bond was overruled.
In the case OF the city OF Wheeling
VS.. Elizabeth Martin. the same acuJh
as In the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case
was taken.Y
In the case OF Pauline Falk vs.. Will
lam and Alice Siyvis. unlawful detain-
er, plea Of not guilty was entered by
the defendants and the case went TO
trial before a jury, which found for tho
plaintiff and recovery OF the property
In question. The attorneys for the de-
fendents moved to set aside the verdict
and for new trial, the arguments OF
which will be heard by Judge PAUL on
next Saturday. The case Is for the re-
covery Of part of lot In Alley C, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
In the case OF Hannah Miller VS..
Joseph Kirchgessners executor. The
plaintiff came not, whereupon the court
heard the evidence submitted by the
defense and found for the defendant,
which sets aside the Judgment entered
In the case by Justice OF the Peace W.
w. Rogers on July ., last.
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B B;@ss sSss5aSssSs$sss
aGS $50,
4 SPORTS
SSe 4
flTz AND SIiARKEY,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3o.r-Yester-
lay was doctors day at the quarters OF
F!tzsimmons and Sharkcys = The same
physician waited upon both men and
he was there rs the representative OF
the National Athletic Club. His object
was 70 tap chests and test ;lungs and
satisfy himself that the mPn, were in
SQUAD enough condition generally, to
bear the brunt of as hard n contest as
It Is popularity believed "Wednesday
nights contest will prove. to be.
In addition to being Doctors day Il
was VISITORS day. The camps.of the RI
sal heavywcights were fairly oyerrun
with people from town. As Sausali-
10 Is not within 40 easy reach as the
Gin, FItssimmons did not have such
crowds hanging on his heels as did the
sailor man. but the Cornish man re-
ceived adulation enough to,.satisfy the
most pompous puglllst, As, for Shar-
key,whcnever he showed hiDlself on the
ycranda OF the Seal Rock house the
roadway In front Immediately became
congrsted. At times there were thou
sands staring at hint. Fitzslmmons'
normal chest measurement was thirty
rIne inches, Under forced exhalatiop 1t
Is thirty-seven and three-fourth inches
and under forced. inspiration 1t meas
ures fJrty-four inches. he,only defect
in Fitzsimmons was slight attack OF
cold In the head. which will quickly
wear OF. Sharkey's normal chest meas
uremtnt proved to be forty.onc inches.
With forced exhalntion N7was thirty
nine ard threc-fourth inches and with
forced inspiration forty-four inches.
Both Fitzsmmons and Sharkey have
ceased their training and will rest Until
Wednesday night. Each remains In his
own training quarters. Their respective
managers have been trying to select a
referee. but Lynch. acting for Sharkey.
dneS not wish 4 choice 10 be made until
the last moment II no one Is selected
by Wednesday noon, the National Ath-
leSc Club will name an official. Each
pugilIst seems confident Of the decision.
The betting Is generally from 3 to l to 4
To In favor of Fltzsimmuns Martin
Julian. the latters. manager, says he is
betting to ! that Sharkey will be
knocked on. in four rounds.
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MARTINS FERRY,


Yesterday a letter was sent by a
Martins Ferry football player to the
manager of the Eclipse football club,
Of East Liverpool, asking for a game
to be played any time between now and
Christmas, the Martins Ferry eleven to
consist of Martins Ferry players.
Rev. S. j. Boyle. pastor of the Pres
byterian church, OBLIGATED at the fu-
neral of Mrs Mary Wilhelm yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. George VIII
helm, Of M!ngo. attended the funeral.
Miss Nora Clark and Miss Barnes.
teachers in the GAINESVILLE schools, who
have been visiting in Martins Ferry
since Thanksgiving, have returned to
their homes.
Waneta Tribe Of Red Men will have a
smoker" Mt the conclusion of its reg
ular meeting on Friday night-some-
thing new in secret societies here.
abouts.
Captain Lorenzo Danford, the pres
emit congressman, who was reelected
by such handsome majority and who
has been very sick Is improving.
The festival at Scheehlc's hall for the
benefit Of the German Lutheran church
closed last nigh. with good attend
ance.
The ladies OF the English Lutheran
church will give festival In the Opera
House block on Saturday.
The Wheeling Laundry Ball club has
re-organized and will give ball on
Saturday night.
Rev. w. H. Ochschlaeger is attend
ing the German Lutheran Synod at
Canton.
Theodore Moore has enlarged and
improved his property on South First
street.
Mrs. Laura Wilkins, Of Harrlsville, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Bowman
have returned from Wellsburg
The Eclipse football club practical
yesterday for the first time.
Mrs. Mary Lewis left yesterday for
Shawnee. to visit relatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-01

The Pittsburgh coal fleet, carrying
1900. 900 bushels of black diamonds to
Cincinnati. Louisville and New Orleans,
began passing this port at n. m. yester-
day, and were still going down last
night The Enterprise was the flagship
ut Wheeling. with the Ark in second
place. The boats passed in this order:
Enterprise, a. m: Ark, . a. m: Percy
Kelsey. James Moren, John Moren, II a.
m; Pacific No. ., Samuel Clark. l p. m;
Resolute. Volunteer. . p. M: Ida Budd,
Fred Wilson. p. M: John A. Wood
Fallle, p. M; Josh Cook, p. m.
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Several steel bridges have been trans
| ferred from the Baltimore 6 Ohio to the
| BeIlairc, GAINESVILLE &C Cincinnati rail-
road. where they will be placed along
the line to take the place OF temporary
structures put up since the floods Of the
| past summer.
A. o. Melott went to Darlington, Pa,
| In search Of team of horses stolen from
| a farmer named Glffen, in Guernsey
county, and succeeded in finding the
team, but failed to find much OF clew
| 10 the thief.
Nora Ruttcr, n sixtecn-year-old girl,
who ran away from her home at Clar-
| ing,on, wns found here by the officers
and returned home with her brothers,
who were on the lookout for her.
| Custer Helsley and wife returned yes
| terday TO their home in Newark, after
spending few days in the city, called
here by the serious Illness of Mr.. Hels-
ley's mother.
Harry Thomas and his brother have re-
| turned home from hunting trip
through the county and brought In n
number of pheasants.
Mrs. Albert Michael and daughter
have returned home to Elwood, Ind.
after q pleasant visit with friends In the
city.
Perry Cummins has returned to WASH
| ington. Pr, 10 resume his studies In the
| Washington and Jefferson college
The bottle house did not run yesterday
nor will 1t run to-day, on account OF re-
pairs being made to the boilers.
Mrs. Il. c. Faris and Mrs. +. p. Barber
will leave to-day for Pittsburgh to visit
Mrs. Wilbur Howell.
Miss Maud Little has returned TO her
home In GAINESVILLE, after visiting
friend In the city.
Miss Bella Moore has returned to her
home In Wcllsburg. after spending a few
days In the city.
Nose Sonncborn. of Morgantown. W.
Va, Is spending n few days with rcla-
| tivcs In the city
| Thomas Kane has left for Dunklrk,
Ind, where he will work In the glass
house this fire.
Mrs. C. ]. La Roche has returned homo
from visit with friends and relatives
In Pittsburgh.
| Jacob Schramm and Harry Pom left
yesterday for Pittsburgh, where they
will work.
Miss Grace Malcolm is the guest OF
friends md relatives and friends In
Wnrnock.
William Woods left yesterday for
Dunkirli. Ind, where he VIII work this
winter.
Miss Ida Simmons. of Mayer & Do
grootc, IL somewhat under the weather.
Mrs. Kate Adams Is confined 10 her
home in The Fourth, ward, quito III.
Harry Mlncmycr OF Wnrnock, Ia the
quest OF friends In the city.
The steel works will resume opera
lions this morning.
Jacob schindewolt Is confined TO His
home quito sick.
quite Ill .
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"'our actual loss" said Mr.. ". w.
Smith. Il. director Int he Moundsvllle
Coal Company, yesterday. by the fire
on Sunday cannot yet be estimated. but
II We should be allowed the full amount
of insurance It would not cover It. Be-
sides the burning Of the upper portion
OF the tipple and tramways and a por-
ton OF the holstlng machinery, one cage,
which dropped TO the bottom OF the
shaft when the cable burnt off, Is total
loss"
To question as to how coon the COM
pany will rebuild he said work would
be commenced as Boon as the Insurance
Is adjusted. He could quote nothing
but current reports as to the origin Of
the fire. The true cause will possibly
never be known. The damaged cage
was hoisted to the top OF the ground yea
terdaY afternoon by sending men down
In barrel by why OF the air shaft, next
TO the electric light plant, who made
fastening to the Irons OF the cage ut the
bottom Of the shaft.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov: 60
MOrcll0. the once three year
o>, king of the turf, died yes
t.!'day morning mt the RseS ranch
Il Contra Costa county. The-Futurity
and Chicago Derby winner has for over
;h!rtcen weeks been suffering from par
alysls and although the ablest Of vet
crlnaTies did their utmost to cure him.
their lablrs were for naught. In his
best days Moreilo was valued at over
100000 His sire was the great stallion
Fhlus and his dam the equally. famous
Ce:isC. sut'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-01
BOWLING.

The HarvcG. team, leaders in the race
for the South Side Bowling League
championship. last night contested with
the Randy Roos, Notwithstanding that
Harvest labored under the disadvantage
OF having 4 weak team out, the Randy
Doos suffered defeat twice at the hands
Of Fette's boys. It's wonder. though.
that Randy Zoos won one game. for the.
name they bear Is enough u drive them
10 booze" The work of Speidel. for
Harvest. and Bickmyer, for Randy Boos,
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THE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY,s pEpARTuREs.

Is IENDA1 . DF1I AM UIsf-s'
Steubenville.. ENOS TAYLOR, 80 p. nj.
Darlington. JEWEL. $50 p. N.
Sistersvlle.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Parkersburs. BEN HuR, p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Pittsburgh. .ARGAND. { a. m.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, a. m
Pittsburgh. HUDSON. s a. m.
Parkersburg. LEROY. II a. m.
Matamoras.. .LEXINGTON, II n. m.
Stcubenvillc.. ENOS TAYLOR, $50 p. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $3.50 p. IN.
Sistersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .kANAWHA. 6 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 8 n. m.
SteubenVille. .ENOS TAYLOR, go p. m.
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. IT
SistersvIIle. RUTH $50 D. III.
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Along tl,e Landing.

The marks at p. m. showed 10 feet 4
inches and rising. Weather, cloudy and
cold.
Capt. John Crockard. Of the wharf,
boat, was cut yesterday for the first
time after an Illness that has confined
him to his home for two weeks. The
captains many friends on the river will
be pleased to learn Of his recovery.
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Clarence Harett, the fellow who forged
DR.. G. W. Stewards name to a note for
s25 and sold it TO Charles Arnold, plead
ed guilty to the charge before Mayor
Williams yesterday and was landed in
the St. Clairsville jail before noon. He
was held In $500 bond and could not
give It. He admits having committed
such an offense once before
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1910 night
Tom Tracy. the clever Australian weller
weight will meet Jimmy Ryan, OF Gin
cnuati. in a ten rouad contest under
the direction OF the Golden West Athletic
club, There will also be :, siX-round go
between Jack Stelzner. Fltzs!mmons'
boxing partner, and Tom Johnson. and
the same number OF rounds between
Charley Rochetie and H. Butler at 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-01

The Dollar Savings bank held its
annual meeting at the bank yesterday
afternoon and reelected the former
board OF directors as follows: John A.
Gallahcr. A. Klotz. c. Rumbact, w. c.
Burgenthal, ]. Z. Blackburn, Jacob
Rictz, Robert McKelvey. J. P. West and
Alex. Neff. A dividend Of per cent
cash was declared and n balance carried
to the surplus fund. which makes the
surplus now 10 per cent Of the capital
stock,
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgoncer.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. co.
West Virginia University football eleven
closed its season here to-day. with de-
feat which was administered by the
strong eleven representing Centre Col
lere. OF DanvIlle. KY. which claims the
Championship Of the south. The score
was 6 10 0, and the game was molly con-
tested from start to finish.
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BELLAIRE.
Alisorts or focal News and Gossip Alb ont
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
An operation was performed upon
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, the congress-
man from this district, last Saturday,
for rectal abcess and over quart of
pus issued from the inclslon. DR.. Hew-
etson. the family physician, performed
the operation and says the abcess Is the
result OF slight injury sustained by
rough riding during the campaign and
perhaps cold. The Inflammation and
fever consequent upon the formation Of
such an abcess has reduced Captain
Danford to u very delicate condition.
but quiet, good nursing and. rest will
soon bring him out again all right. His
daughter, who is n trained nurse and
medical student, is constantly at his
bedside. and as soon rs he Is physically
able he will be ut home to his friends,
many Of whom are anxious to see him.
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MouNpsYtlLE


Charles Q. Rocmer, OF Wheeling, came
down yesterday to adjust the loss OF the
Moundsyllle Coal Company by the Are
on Sunday, OF which a complete report
appeared In yesterdays lntelllsnncer.
The policies or insurance were issued by
Alfred Paull's agency, OF Wheeling.
The adJuster had not reported to the
company last evening the loss fixed. 1t
vas reported yesterday that the insur-
nnce companies Will bring suit against
the city for an insufficient supply OF
water to fight fires, as was tho case on
Sunday. SIX Nag
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peculiar to her sex. II women could onlyb be
made to understand that there Is positive,
safe and speedy cure for all these ills the
world would be infinitely brighter than II Is
to-day. For thirty years Dr.. r. v. Pierce,
chief consulting physician of the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. Mt Buffalo,
N. Y, has made specially of the diseases
OF women. Hc is regularly graduated,
experienced and successful physician and
his Favorite Prescription" has cured
more women than oil the doctors. The
story Of the Favoritc Prescription is
told III thousands Of testimonials smilar
to the one Of J. T. Beverly, Esq, of Goliad,
Goliad Co., Texas, who writes:
MY wife suffered from cold feet and faiu,ing
spells heaviness and soreness In the lower part
Of tho stomach, also heart trouble, loss of appc.
titc; tired feelings. rest brokcn-could not sleep.
other. None Of them gave her relief She suffered
five years. She wnshelpless-couldn not walk from
the bed TO tho Fireplace. The last doctor pro-
nounced the complaint inflammation Of the ute.
peculiar case, and said that IL desired, could
consult some other physician. SO wrote to DR.,
K. V. Pierce, and nftcr receiving an answer fion
DR.. Pierce did as he directed. My wife used
two bottles o. Or. rictcc's Inyoritc Prescription,
local homc.trcntincnt he advised. BEFORE INV
wife had used tho first bottle ofthc medicine she
felt the good effect and said one bottle would be
enough. insisted OIL her using two bottles, and
she did so. Now SHE Ia sound and we'll and I
can praise your medicine 10 the extreme"
DILIoussEss IL sign of n serious condition. OF
the digestive organs II is caused by constipation
from which springs nlnc.tcnths Of nil human i'll
ncsscs Constipation eau he permanently md
positively cured by only one thing, and that Is
DIR. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets. They assist M
tire. They are easy and pleasant In their nc
ton. They cause no unpleasantness, no grip
Ing. You do not become slave to their use.
Ono "rellet Ian gentle laxative, and two n
mild catl,artlc. u the druggiSt tries TO sell you
something else, leave his store md don't 70
there agail--he Is not safe man to irnde with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-01
GENERAL NOTICES.
TATE FAIR ELECTION NOTICE.
NlIlCE TO REPUBLICANS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Repub-
lean primary election Will be held In the
city of Wheeling on Saturday, December
i 1896, from II a. m to p M. city time.
Mayor, City Clerk, City Sergeant.
Wharfmaster, and Members OF Council
from the different Wards as follows: For
the eight wards; the Second Branch AZ
follows: gsi'sHi
-Four az from the First ward.
Three tS) from the Second ward.
Three l3) from the Third ward
Three (3) from the Fourth ward.
r'rhree (3) from the Fifth ward. slya
Five 10 from the Sixth ward. ~,
Three 90 from the Seventh ward.
-Four "a from tho Eighth ward y
Also o member OF the City Republican
Executive Committee from each ward. 7;.j
primaries to DO held ut tho following
places: 80
First ward-v!gilnn. Engine. House.
Second ward-Alarkct House,
Third ward-Police Court Room.
Fourth ward.Atlantlc Engine House.
Fifth ward-Ilook and Ladder House.
Sixth ward--k. OF p. Temple, E5e7lI Il
Seventh ward-At Hose House and Police
Box Mt. end OF Suspension Bridge. n
Glgth' ward-No. 35l1 Jacob street and
No. 1903 Jacob street.
SUGGESTION MEETINGS.
Suggestion meetings for tho purpose Of
suggesting names for members Of City
Council and names for City Executive
Committee will DO held Saturday, Deccm-
Der 6, al, eight 80 o'clock p. m. at tho fol-
lowing places: }I!5 s.
First ward, at NiGlant Engine House:
Second ward, Market Hall; Third ward
Odd Fellows Hall; Fourth ward, Poiico
Court Room. Fifth ward, Hook md Lad
deg House: Sixth ward, X. Of P. Temple;
Seventh ward. Logan Club Room; Eighth
ward, d. B. Dovonor Club Rooms -
BY order OF the City Republican Execu-5
tive Committee. asF aG5l si = s'i''S
nos - Chairman.
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THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY.
s WASHINGTON. D. C.

DULI.S AND BEARS-A PAMPHLET
I'D telling how to handle Stocks. Grains,
etc.. OH margins will be mailed on appll-
cation to ROuILL0T & CO., Brokers,
No. lsb South Third street, Philadelphia.
bushels OF grain, $50 (twenty)., ctc. Mail
orders n specially. Corrasnnndcnce sollc-
itcu s".sF y Il d Az. sgl nos
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FOR ., SALE.

Tho National Collection Agency, of
Washington. D. c.. will dispose OF the fol-
lowing judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA.
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II the heads.
mans block of
medieval times
were in use
to day many
n woman would
go and lay her
head upon it,
willingly
up her life for
the sake of hay
ing relief from
the torturirg
pains Of weak
-nr,,.J ,1l,..,
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

ToR RENT-BEST OFFICE ROOM IN /.
centrally located in best advertised build
Ing in the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB CLOTHIERS. Fourteenth
and Market streets. ja3l
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-09-18
Sanilac Republicans.

The Republicans of Sanilac County
assembled in convention on Tuesday
and placed in nomination the follow
ing county ticket:
For Judge of Probate-William Daw-
son, Sanilac Centre.
Prosecuting Attorney-John S. Gran
dali, Sanilac Centre.
Sheriff-M. Nj. Stone, Evergreen
County Clerk-W. ii. Hall, Carson
Vile.
Treasurer-Chas. Corbishley, Sanilac
Centre.
Register of Deeds-O. A. Mum, APP
plegate.
Circuit Court Commissioners-A. +.
Devine, II. G. Morris.
Coroners-Dr. Symington, DIR. Nc
Naughton.
Suryeyor-M. 4. Ward.
The convention was a most exciting
one and full of surprises for the ap-
parently leading candidates. Promi-
nent republicans who formerly attend
ed conventions as delegates were pres
ent as spectators only.
A large sized decided feeling against
third-term candidates was in evidence,
and all of them were turned down. A
resolution was submitted and unani-
mously adopted that all candidates
accept their nomination with the dis
tinct understanding that they ask for
but two terms.
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The Rayln' of Bryan.

Once upon a midnight dreary, as l
pondered weak and weary, in mild
September stupor on my quiet cham
Der floor; while drowsed there, on the
night air, came voice from out the
Somewhere, penetrating, silence-break-
ing, shaking all my chamber floor.
Twas the Bryan, William Bryan, shak-
ing thus my chamber floor-talking
talking ever more.
"Bryan." said / quite emphatic,
"populist or democratic, whether Fate
or silver miners sent thee to my cham
Der floor; dost thou think that / am
daunted, at thy red flag, ever Haunted
me truly implore-is there money in
1t for you? Tell me-tell me l i'm
plore."
"Bryan," said /, "Thing of talking,
who through West and East is stalking
by the rhetoric that thou lowest, by
the talk thou dost adore-tell this land
with party laden, if within that dis
tant Aidenn which you promise us,
prosperity, like silver, is galore-will
our money be more plenty-do we
work eight hours or twenty-tell us,
Bryan, William Bryan-will our hard
times then be Ger" Did he answer?
Neyermore.
And the Bryan, never weary, through
the day and darkness dreary, still is
talking, talking nonsense never nation
heard before; pours his fallacies out
flowing as he travels, eastward going,
DER the waste of Western prairies to
the wave-washed Jersey shore, in a
grand, triumphal progress to the open
| White House door. Will he enteri
Recommendations Falls Times.