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The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

Aspecial 70 the Times Democrat,
rom Monticello, Lawrence county,
lated August 4th, is as follows:
lion. W. F. Love, candidate for
tongress from this district, ad-
lressed a large audience at the
courthouse here yesterday on the
political issues Of the day, which
lie elucidated to the edifcation and
satisfaction Of bis hearers. A large
5 rtion Of bis address was devoted
. some charges made by Mr. n. A.
Dsep, which he completely refuted.
The attack made upon MI. Love By
Dees has acted as 3 boomerang upon
dF Denny's chances Ia this coun-
j and there is now 10 doubt but
hal Loyo will carry the county
slid.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

Here is a. cute for terrible dis
order ofthe mouth, commonly call
ed scandal Take of good
nature an OUNCE; Of herb, called
by thelndiaps,min your business,
an ounce; mix these with a little
charity for others and two or three
sprigs Of 'keeplyourtongus between
your teeth. Application: The
symptoms are a violent itching Of
the tongue and roof Of the mouth,
which invariably takes place while
you are in company Of species
Of animals called gOssips. When
you feel a fit Of it coming on, take
a spoonful Of the mixture, hold it
in your mouth, which you will keep
closely shut till you get home, and
you will find q complete cure
Should you apprshend a rslapse
keep small bottlsful about you,
and on the slightest symptoms
repeat the dose. .''-PhiladOlphia
Times.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

We have been informed that a
man BY the name Of Dees, living in
come Of the coast counties, or there
shouts. was some time ago excluded
from the Baptist church. Our in.
t1rmant says all Of the proceedings
ppearsd in the Baptist Record, but
As can't say that il was NJ A Dees,
enough be thinks it was. Now we
10 not wish to do any man an in
istice, even to get Love into Con.
1ress, but If this is the man who is
loing the letter writing act, there
can certainly Be but little credence
a:sached to what be says.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

We are authorized 10 announce
that there will be a picnic atTravi'-
bridge on August 7tb. Everybody
cordially invited 10 attend.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

Alabama has gone Democrats BY
bout 40, 200 majority having elect
80 ihs entire State ticket and more
aan tWo-ihirds Of the Legislature.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

We uill advise the Hon. N. A.
aov Dsss-isi from letter writ
=. = Love 10 longer needs his
b.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

EfDsss is tie saan that sane pso-
re ssy he Is. Be needs tha, deep
-isE" for rs-eapsism.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

Last fall young man BY the
aAme Of Dees attended a CONNER
al school at Meridian. He said
as was a nsighbor to Mr. Denny
i'd was preparing himself to act
- his private secretary, having al
Feady secured the position. He
IN in December, about the time
congress opened. What relation il
10 10 Hon. N. A. Dees?
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

The original Mark Anthony said
he came ito bury Caesar, not to
praise him. " Mark Anthony ODDS,
also came to bury Love, and BY no
means did be intend to praise him,
but hs has about succeeded in bury
ing Denny, and added greatly to
Loves fame.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07
0veT-PTuiit Paying
Stop II

Get cur Great Catalogue ana Buy.
ers Guide. Wen send Il for Is
cents IN stamps to pay part postage
% expEessage. The Bocksa free.
goo Pages, Tacoc illustrations, 10000
80 descriptions, everything that's used
.st,A b hiei tellByou what you ought %
q. pay whether you buy Of us o. not.
oneprodtfrcm maker ouseE. 0esit,
MONTGOMERY WARD q CO..
Osisia.aess = ~ Aszii Ofdis msthsa
aiI.IIo Michigan Ave-, Chicago.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

Dses said be did not ''harborp
aay personal feeling against our
40. but be has shown that be did
nsl Love him, and be "coasted''
bout until he got in such "dsep
water" that he was forced to pull
u the Shore He can't Denny
"a. when he called up against Love
as struck a reef and got scuitled.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

zhs town authorities have voIsd
tie bs1as With xhich 70 purchase
's csllsgs property.
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07
Liberty Male and Female
College
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 7rH, 1896.

" LII w In SEE AEADEh tAhi 1880.
Rev. n. smylie, A. NJ, D., President.
Mrs. N. smylis, NJ. E. LII. l..
peabody Normal, Nashville), ElO-
eution and Higher English.
Miss --, Primary Depart
ment.
Miss s--, Music.
Competent teachers will be pro-
vided for the Primary and Musical
Departments before the term be-
gins.
Three courses: Primary, Prepara
tory, and Collegiate.
Boarding Department under thu
management OF the President anC
his wife Terms reasonable.
For further particulars apply tC
Rev. y. sMYLIE, President,
July "a, '96 Liberty, Miss
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07
Q. y. kAMsEY, AGENT,
For the Political Camnaipn

take The Weekly Commercial Ap.
peal, Memphis, Tenn. Three months
only 10 cents in silver. The Com.
mercial Appeal is one of the lead.
ing papers in the South and is fol
free silver. For club Of so new
subscriptions for three months at
10 cents each they will send q stem.
winding, stem-setting and open,
face watch that will keep accurate
time for three years or more. They
want 1000 club-raisers to accept
this offer within the next 80 days
This offer not good after Sept. Is
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

Many thanks to the following
named parties for cash favors in
the last few days; r A Holmes, J
R Bates,
The Southern herald., 1896-08-07

The owners ofthe above described EalAys
are requested to come forward, prove prop
rty, pay charges, and take them away, o.
they win be dealt with as the law direct.
A. G. STRATTON,
Coroner and Ranger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
BUGS GALORE.
They Were Lots of Them, Last Night, and
Most of Them Were Hungry.


Wonder where all these On bugs
come from?' said the religious editor.
as he brushed half a pint OF insects off
his desk for The tenth time.
They make 'em by the gross on the
outside said the sporting editor, who
likes 10 be funny on days when Wheel
ing loses a game.
And they're drug on the market"
said the nigdt editor.
still, some Of them are taking a fly"
sad Jae .proOfreader, who labOrs under
the hallucinatiOn that he can be funny
When he tries real hard.
The bugs were bad last night, and this
remark includes the humble but indus
Jrious mosquito. There were about
twenty different sorts of small winged
insects out for an airing, and their num-
brs were as the sands of the sea.
Most of them, apparently, visited TAG
newspaper offices during the night,
where they lost their wings in the lights,
got all gummed up in the paste pots,
were drowned in toe ink, were smashed
between the rollers of typewrijers, and
met most horrible fate by falling down
the sporting editors back. There were
litcle bugs and big bugs, long bugs and
short bugs, round bugs, and bugs OF
no particular shape at all. And they
had between them all the coiors of the
rainbow. There were bugs which look
ed Ike big an. and bit Hke-well, Ike
anything. There were little round
bodied bugs tina, made a speciality of
running a couple of inches, and then
jumping backward about as far Little
green bugs which resemb,ed amateur
grass hoppers, and which simply mOped
around and didn't 90 anything; and ex-
asperating ltls gna.s, which delighted
70 roOsJ in peoples hair, bob in their
yves and fly into their ears. Then there
" re nondescrpt and homeless looking
bugs which simply few in, and laid
down on the desks and s-raightWay d-ed,
and slim white bugs WIKI long legs,
which you could hardly kill with IAN
AK. There were little brown bugs
Wlich fought each Other Ike bull dogs,
and new paten, bugs. which didn't have
any particular object in life at all. And
through it al, mosquitoes hummed and
buzzsG and chawed people, and pinch
bugs bajted against the walls o. fell on
the floor WIKI that dun, sickening thud
which reminded people Of the go.dbug
campaign efforts. II was a great night
,or insects. sure. and a tough one for
humanity trying to earn a precar-
iOus existence by gas light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14

The meeting TO be addressed by Gen.
era, J. W. S.. Clair, of Charleston, at
the Webster district Democratic poe,
tomorrow evening, will break all rec
ords for political gatherings in this city
so far this campaign.
Democratic clubs bo,5 from this city
and county and from Marshall are ar
ranging to participate, and there will
be an immense audience to greet and
listen to the Kanawha county orator.
This evening the last preparations viii
be made for the meeting. by organ.zs-
lions. and individual voters not con-
nected with organizations are urged and
exnec,ed TO attend and hear this ad-
dress. The meeting Will be called to
order by Thomas NJ Darrah, chairman
of the County Committee, and viii be
presided over by John Waterhouse,
Esq. with proper list of Vice Presi-
dents.
General ST. Glars reputation as an
orator is such that he needs no intro
duction to a Wheeling audience, al
though he has never been heard in a
set political address in this city. He is
lust the man to talk to an outdoor au-
dience. being the possessor Of a power
fuI voice and q most earnest manner,
while his information upon the ques-
tons at issue in this campaign makes
him second to no man in the country
as a Iebater. His statements carry
conviction with them, and he Will give
an expose of gold bug f2ilacies which
Will be worth going miles to hear. HIS
reception will be an enthusiastic one
and his address Will do justice TO the oc-
casion and the great questions now be-
fore the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
THE. Y. VI. {.
The Fall Opening and Inspection of the
Building Occurs Tuesday Evening.

The Fall Opening and Inspection of the
Building Occurs Tuesday Evening.
The fall opening and inspection of the
new addition 20 the Young Mems Chris
tian Association building will occur on
Tuesday evening The programme OF
music and brief address > Wi. begin al
SIGHT o'clock. After the snort formal
programme. some time viii be spent
socially and in The inspection o. the
new bowling alleys and swimming pool.
An invitation is extended to all friends
CT lle Association.
Three excellent bowling alleys have
been provided in the new addition. They
are regulation length and width and are
well supplied VITA the besy appliances.
Bowling clubs viii be formed and n
diyidua. and team competition arranged.
Tn new swimming poo, . lined with
white enamtiled brick and is a great
luxury. J. IS 90 feet inches long and
Is fee. s incnes wide. The water Is AZ
feet deep at one end and 6l2 at The othsr,
and Will be kept a. proper temperature
summer and winbr. Lessons will be
given to members desiring TO learn 10
SWIM
There are shower and tub baths, with
a full supply Of hot and cold wafer at
all times. Many consider tbs PRIVILEGED
worth more than the coso Of msmber-
ship.
The gymnasium has bsen renovated
and the dressing room enlarged. The
gymnasium is w5ll equipped with nee
essary apparatus for body building and
recr alive exercise.
Mr.. e. J. State, of Springfield, o., has
been engaged as physical director, and
comes highly recommended as an in
sTuc,or.
The gymnasium classes will meet as
Young Men-Tuesday and Friday, s
n. m. Business and Professional Men
6Ionday. > p. m, and Thursday, S;15 p.
m Juniors Monday. 1870 p. NJ and
Thursday. 7 p. m. Boys-Wtdnesday,
4.S0 p. m. and Saturday, 9 a. m.
Along other features are practical in
s-rnction in evening educational classes;
read;ng room and library; amusement
room social receptions and entertain
ments; good company for leisure hours.
-, ,.,.+ -.ocl- of school hooks and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith,
lily Told
There was a big attendance a, The
Parks yesterday.
Officer McCausland arrested C. F.
Inglehsrd, yesterday.
The mercury at Schnepfs recorded
81 in Inc shade, yesterday.
The river is falling slowly, and prac-
ticaily no business is being done.
James Cas,lin was arrested by Off
Ger Michigan, last night for disorderly
conduct.
This morning the urchin, with shin
ing face, will 90 unwillingly 10 school.
Vacation is over.
Las, evening Officer Troutwine
found a bunch of four keys, on ring
which the owner can obtain AZ ,he Ci,y
Hall
Officer Holmes found a stray bay
horsa on Eighteenth street. last night.
The owner can get il by calling a. Luke
and paying charges.
The Terminal Railway Company has
determined TO cree, q wall along The
north bank OF tde creek. east Of Market
street. and the preliminary work has
commenced.
Information was received at police
headquarters. Ia.e las. might, cha, an III.
known man had been shot IN the arm
back of Moundsyiile, and mat amputa'
ton was necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
JUDGE oNG, or CLEVELAND.
i Former stalwart Republican VINO Is
Heart aud soul tor silver.

: Former stalwart Republican who Is
Heart aud soul tor silver.
Udge Walter Opg, of Cleveland, o.
who mas b. EN- visiting his Drother' III
4 r Ong. al Mardn Ferry, Left yes
rerday over the c., i. x W. lor
home r.,oo
II will be remembered that The Judge
has always taken prominent stdAo lo'
the Republican cause UnLl TAILS caI-
D3jgn. When he was forced by the con-
yir,ious OF MS own mind 10 leave them
for -h. frs. time in his life, on account
of their views on the money quesIon'
When asked by the Register CORE
sDcnd-nt for his views on The money!
oues.ion he stated that he did not care
~ he interviewed ON thaJ question, and
had even refused his home papers an
interview. "bu, you may say lnd- / am
absolutely in favor OF the free aAu IN
limited coinage vi silver.
FL have made a careful examination
of the matter and its surroundings, anu
under the conditions Wrcugn, upon lie
by q careful study, / have Geclded lA3V
uae free coinage Of silver would DE 4
benefit TO the American people N sen
eral. ,.,
IL have been Republican all my life;
have received all The Offices l ey-r asked
for at the hands of the Republicans;
l favor the Republican parry in all their
views. but / cannot ayr with tlem
while they have a gold standard PLANK
in tleic platform.
All their arguments on the money
question are made up Of mere ASSERTIONS.
They say. Look I'll England, France ana
Germany they have the gold s,endiic.
That has nothing TO do with America,
fer we are q republic and they are not
Their ideas tend 10 cenTaliza, while
ours tend to broaden.
tile Republican party tell you that
they favcr ,hs free c0in3g &c OF silver as
soon as an international agreement can
De reached. Why. th3l will never be-;
any sane man knows ,hat, and so 90 the
Republicans.
81 tell you the gold standard is as
much a menace TO The American people
as slavery and The declaration of seces-
sion was. l look at il i'm this way: Sup
pose yCu have ,lrca columns, one rep
resenriug the American l3boring class.
another the commerce; and another the
money. Now. take ou=-h5lf the labor
ing class away. The remaining half
are left to supply the demand of the
people. They cannot do IL, and cCnse-
que1,ly the price Of their labor s05s up
and they charge what thy feel like.
Suppose now 0ne-h1li o. the com
merce is taken away. then labor GOES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14

Prof Edw. Blumenberg will resume
his course of instruction in Violin,
piano Theory. etc. on September IAN,
1895. Lessons viii be Systematically
conducted according to thorough Euro
mean methods. Scholars are kindly re-
6nested to cali on Saturday, September
19tb a. following times, in order to fix
hours: -. -
wheeling Studio, No. 952 Market
street. between 3 and 3 p. m.
clark street. Martins Ferry, between
9 and y a. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14

N0O~~AO
The Sunday Register contained
brief account of the capture of James
II. Sweeney and William Donovan while
in the very act Of robbing the grocery
of J. A. Courts, a, the head Of Four
teen,h street.
Yesterday the prisoners were taken
before Justice Phillips and committed
to Jail for a preliminary hearing.
The story Of how the thieves were
captured is an interesting one. The
two men had been proving around that
portion of East Wheeling lying alols
the eastern portion Of Fourteenth street
during most of he night Once they
ware seen at the Fourteenth street
spring. having a bottle of whisky, and
between twelve and one o'clock in The
morning they were chased out of The
alley back Of the Home for Friendi So
Women. Still later Officer Knabe sa"
them on the street. but IS they were
behaving themselves, he paid noop2r-
ticular attention 70 them.
About half-past two Al. Thomas.
young man who works at the gas works,
happened to be passing Courts store
and saw the two men inside. He looked
for officer Knabe. but he had an err2nd
10 the city building. and no, finding him
on the street, Thomas ran to headquar-
tiers. There ne found Lieut.. Supler and
Knabe. and told them the situation.
Thu two officers at once started on a run,
one taking Fifteenth street and the oth-
er Fourteenth Lieut. Supler arrived at
the store first. and found Mr. Courts
who had been aroused outside. Mr..
Courts at once unlocked the store door
and Supler ran in Il was pitch dark
inside the store. buJ Supler started for
The rear. where h heard a noise. This
noise was caused by one of me men
running to the rear, but VIII he saw
the officer he stood still. and could no,
be located at once. Supler returned TO-
wards tde from, of the store and as he
did so. he saw Sweeney and grappled
Win him, Sweeney endeavcring to Sc
cure Supler's revolver. which the officer
had in his hand. Supler managed 10 get
his pistol in his peck t. and then
TANNED Sweeney in a corner and got the
n.ppers on him. Donovan attempted 20
&c, ont of the front door. but was caught
by Knabe, and the jig vas mp. An eX-
animation Of the premises show that
the men had cut panel on, of the rear
door. Then they found barrel of
molasses in their way, but they pushed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
CALLED TO ORGANIZE

The Democratic voters OF Washington
district are called to inset at the hall
at the corner of Seventh and Market
streets, this evening at half-past seven
O'Clock, for the purpose Of organizing
a Washington district Democratic silver
club, and all voters in the district are
urged to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF the
Goats and Boatmen.

Pittsburg, Pa. September 13.-Riyer
. fee and three-tcnihs and falling at
the dam: weather clear and hot.
Point Pleasant. W. Va, River , feet
and falling. Clear and warm. Lisl,
lain as. night.
Greensboro. Pa. September 81
River 6 feet 3 inches and stationary.
Fair and warm.
Morgantown W Va, September 49,
River 6 feet 10 inches anu sta i9llry.
Clear and warm.
Warren. Pa. September 12.-Riyer !
foot 10 inches. Fair and warm.
OIL City. Pa. September 13.-Iliyer .
inches and stationary. Clear ana
warm.
Petersburg. W. Va, Septem5G 13.-
River 4 feet . inches and rising. cloudy
and cool, Down-Jewel. L.,a- Kan
awha rising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
WHERE THEY AXE At
Republican Leaders fere in Consultation
with Chairmon Dawson.

Yesterday a number Of the heavy
weight Republicans Of the State arrived
in .ba ci.y for pov-wow with Chair
man W. NJ. o. Dawson. Of the sac
Committee. and others in charge OF the
gold-bug campaign in This state Among
those who cam were Hon. PM SNYDER:
of Charleston; Col. j. X. Inompsoh, 90, OIL
Putnam: Editor A. B. White, OF the
Parj[ersburr safe Journal; E. Finley
Ei,son ~ ne 9afunct Republican paper
q. S,s,ersv;l,e: Hon. c. D. Elliott, the
adegt dispenser Of the sinews Of war,
and one or .wo others. The conference
was held 81 the Mcclure. and While the
parties interested allowed nothing 10
leak out the rumor was current that
shera was a distinct air of sadness
brooding over the gathering, and nat it
was highly resolved that something
must be done, and be done at once. It's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle Of the Movements OF IndI
viduals.

Special TO The K g.s.er.
New York, September 13.-G. R. Tay
lor, ST. Denis; w. B. Fisher, Grand.
D. C. Johnston, Of Marietta, was IN
town Yesterday
b. H. Hi,e, Of Morglntown, was at
the Mcclure last night
Miss Maggie Angus has returned nome
from Indiana and Illinois.
James r. Harris, of Parkersourg. reg
is,erel q. the Mcclure yesterday.
Hon. Lorenzo Daa.ori. Of Belmont
county. WIS in the ci,y yesterday.
Miss Annie Hall is home from West
hempto1. J.. l., wh re she has be
spending several weeks.
Mrs. George II. Gordon. Of Parkers-
burg. is tAe guest Of Mrs. Anna Robin
son. of North Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
The GEN. St. CLAIR MEETING
In Webster District, Tomorrow Night,
VIII Be a Hummer.

All Democratic Organizations and
Individual Voters Urged to be
Present - The Address will be
from the Platform on Chapline
Street, Between Twenty Seventh
and Twenty Eighth-Republican
MOguls Here General Political
News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
MEET TONIGHT.

The Sixth ward Bryan and Sewall club
IS called to meet this evening at head
quarters, corner of Twenty-sixth and
Market streets, to prepare for the ST. Clair
meeting tomorrow evening and to
Eansact other important business.
Every member is urged to come
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
POLITICAL NOTES

Attention is called to the revised list
Of appointments for Gen. c. C. Watts.
Democratic candidate for Governor, else
Where in this issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14

Get school book cover with your
school books at Care Bros.
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B. & o. SPECIAL EXCURSION TO
THE PITTSRCRG EXPOSITION,
THURSDAY. SEPT. II. 1896.

On above date the B q o. will sell
excursion ticketsfrom Wheeling and in
termediate stations. TO Pltisourg' a. ~"
round trip rates. good to return TWO
davs from date of sale. Round rip from
Wheeling. including one admission 20
the Exposition, 81 %. Music by the
chicago Marine Band, September 9Th to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
THE BURGLARS JAILED
By Justice Phillips for a Preliminary
Examination.

The Story Of How James L Sweeney
and William Donovan Were
Caught in the Act-Lieut. Supler
Had Tussle With Sweeney-The
Prisoner Says He is Glad He will
Now Have Some Place to Go To.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14

too bad thai the people won't take the
Republican medicine, but it's even So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

The largest stock of school books and
school supplies in the city at earle Bros.
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Take your Old Biographies and have
them exchanged at earle Bros.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-23

known to need any words of praise.
 The Y. M. c. A. basket ball team of New Haven will play Company Ks team of this borough in the armory December IA.
 A small barn situated in the rear and owned by the Wallingford Creamery company on Whittlesey avenue was destroyed by fire late Saturday. Two horses and wagons, harnesses, etc, owned by Patrick Roland were burned. One of the horses was insured and the other one had been sold and was to be taken away Monday. There is no clue as to how the fire originated.
 Augustus Brehm of Lee avenue was arrested Saturday afternoon by Officer Dan O,Reilly on a charge of theft of butter from S. J. Halls store, and other misdmeanors. He was locked up and will be brought to trial to-day. | Warden Morris called to order the annual business meeting at 8 o'clock Saturday evening and before any busi- ness was done M. F. Kennedy offered a motion that the business portion of the meeting adjourn for two weeks. The motion was not carried. Burgess Has sett made a motioA that it Was the sense of the meeting that Man, Center Prince and Colony streets be put ir voted and the meeting was adjourned until Saturday evening, December 5, al 7:30 o'clock.