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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09
LABOR CONGRESS
or the british Trades Unions-ltcporfcr,
Of Son-Union Papers Excluded.

Of Son-Unton Papers Excluded.
EDINBURGH, Sept. S-Thc Con-
gress OF the British trades unsns to-day
discussed the report OF the parllamen;a-
ry committee which opposes further
participation In international congress-
cs. Finally the delegates adopted Ben
Tillet'S motion to the effect that nil fu-
ture International congresses should be
constituted of representatives. OF bona
iidc labor organizations, md that the
delegates should be determined upon the
lines Of those attending the British
trades unions congress. After disCus-
sing the motion OF the paper mill work.
rrs, that no representatives OF the press
be allowed TO report the proceedings OF
the congress unless he can peroye that
the newspaper he represents Is print
ed by trade union labor and on paper
manufactured In the United Kingdom, :"
the delegates voted TO exclude the re-
portcra of all non-uninn papers. The
latter include all the newspapers OF Ed
inburgh.
Counsellor W. Thornc. n member of
the parliamentary committee md DEL
egate OF the gas workers. union, moved
and the congress adopted, Il resolution
declaring for the limitation OF the worl,
day TO eight hours In nll trades and oc-
cupations.
E. Hartford. delegate OF the nmalga-
mated railway servants. moved n resoM-
ton calling for an amendments OF the
employers llabilllyact. particularly I'm
regard TO the responsibility Of sub-c)n-
tractors for the extension of the period
OF notice md the removal 0c the maxi
mum limit OF compensation. The mo-
ton was adopted.
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NOT THE ONLY STATE
III Which Brrnn supporters May Receive
Smrnrisc- -NNnmin,. al IlinL1

III men bFVhh supporters Nay Receive
snrprtsc-WyominS all Right.
OAKLAND. Cal, Sept. S.-Gov. Will
lam a. Richards. of Wyoming, Is In
Oakland on n visit TO his brother, A. C.
Richards. deputy county assessor. He
Is accompanied by his wife and will re-
main for two or three weeks. He said
yesterday: 81 believe We can carry the
state for Mckinley. We are not large
state. having only ab0ut 1000 voters
and three electoral votes. but things
might 50 happen that these three votes
would be necessary and we shall do
everything to place them in the McKin-
ley column.
"WyOming In not the only state In
which the supporters Of Bryan may re-
ceIvc Il surprise. In Colorado. although
II may 30 for Bryan, there Is gu!ng TO be
n much larger vote for Mckinley than
the newspapers would like to admit and
! think the Republicans may choos,. the
state officers. or course. Senator Teller
has been told by the silvcryncn that he
would be returned to the senate. but
there are others who have been schrm-
Ing for many years to capture the senn-
torship and 1t Is within the bounds OF
possibility that Teller will find himself
deceived. The upshot OF It all Is that
Senator Wolcott will emerge from the
confusion rs master Of the situation.
There are some women who would make
Themselves dlsagreeably prominent In
politics, but they are held In check by
the others who say These women do not
represent us, and we will not help to
elect Them ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. S.-The'
sixteenth annual Reunion of the Uni,
ted States Military Telegraph Corps
and the Old Time Telegraphers Asso-
ciation. which commences here to-mor-
row, 20 continue for three days, pro-
mIscs to be one OF the largest and most
enjoyable Of any In the history OF these
organizations. Quite a number Of r!s-
!ting delegates have arrived and the
late night and early morning trains
from both east and west Will bring
hundreds more. Fully 500 delegates
have notified the local committee OF
their coming. The reception and en-
tertainment committees have mapped
out an elaborate programme of pleas
ure and sightseeing for the visitors,
and after the business meetings of the
association Tomorrow, the time Will be
taken up almost entirely with recep-
lions, concerts. excursions and inspcc-
ton Of the various mills. factories,
etc. The whole to conclude with a
grand banquet at the Monongahela
House
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09
DOWN IN TYLER.
Hon. Patrick O'Fari-il Enthuses n Large
Meeting OF ofRepublIchns.

Meeting OF Republicans.
Special Dispatch to tho Inteligencer.
SlSTERSVILLE, W. Va, Sept. S.
This evening the Republicans had n
large and enthusiastic meeting in the
operu House, which was addressed by
Hon. Patrick O'Farrcll. OF Washington,
D. C. The house was crowded to the
doorS by Republicans and gold Demo-
Gratis, and every point mnde by the emf
nent speaker was cheerpd to the echo.
Mr.. O'Farrell Is n forclble and logical
speaker and the way he went after the
fallacies OF the silver people left no
doubt In the minds of his audience that
he was acquainted with his subject.
The speech made by him this evening
will bear good fruit. and without
doubt will lid very materially in SWELL
ing the grand Republican majority
which old Tyler will give for Mckinley.
Hobart and sound money at the election
in November.
Tomorrow evening there will be
meeting OF the Elkins Republican club
in the Opera House, for the purpose OF
perfectlng the organization. The club
In this city now numbers over $50
names, and they are all voters.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Sept. S.-Ehorts
are being made to form trust OF the
wrought iron and steel pipe manufac-
turers OF America to control the pro-
duction and sale of pipe. It Is expected
TO be formed on much the same lines
as the Bessemer steel producers asso-
ciatlon. y representative OF Morris,
Tasker & Co., of Philadelphia, has
been In this city for several days en-
deavoring to interest Pittsburgh man
ufacturers in the scheme. and to urge
their attendance at meeting TO be
held ut the Hotel Waldorf, New York,
September 30, when the preliminary
steps will be taken. There are thirty
nine pipe plants in America, twenty
seven Of which are in working condl-
tion. with an output OF about 100000
tons annually Capital aEGregating
S50,Q00,00O Is invested in the business.
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D0VENER AT CLARKsBURG,
lie Is Given an Enthuslastio Reception
by Harrison County Republicans.


by Harrison County Republicans.
Special Dispatch to tho Intollgcnccr.,
CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, Sept. s.
The reception given to Captain Dovcncr
here to-day waH ono OF great enthusi-
asm and cordially. Tho Con marching
club. an organization strong in numbers
and resources. turned out In force, and
headed by the First Regiment band,
marched through the streets. a gallant
escort to our doughty congressman, who
was driven In carriage, the procession
proc"ding to the wigwam where the
speaking took place.
Major Moore presided over the meet
inG and ut . O'Clock introduced the prln-
clpal speaker OF tho occasion, In his
mastcrful manner Captain Dovener held
the respectful attention OF his audience
for IN hour and forty-thrcc minutes.
Among HIS distinguished auditors was
Col. Ben Wilson, who occupied the scat
OF honor on the platform. Prof. J. Rus
sell Trotter, candidate for state supcrin-
tendent OF schools. and Hon. L. II. Fitch
"the bald eagle OF Cabell county" were
also present. The latter also spoke.
His brief address was well received. The
meeting was adjourned with three
cheers for Mckinley.
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70 mako our glorious state what It IL,
and our civilization and citizenship
the best In tho world. (ApplausG.)
From your ranks have gone forth
some Of the ablest Journalists whose
Influence anu learning have impressed
other states and enriched the lItera-
turG OF tho. whole country. l congratu-
late You Upon the high rank OF tho
newspaper press OF Ohio and wish for
you Btill higher achievements In your
chosen work In broader fields. con-
Gratulate you upon tho Grcat work you
are doing mud appreciate more than
can tell YOU the Kindness ind courtesy
OF this cnll. (Grent applausc,)
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. S.-Gov. w.
G. Oats, OF Alabama. who has been Wis
iting his brother. ]. W. Ohtcs. OF Santa
Rosa, for number Of days past. re-
turned TO his home IN Montgomery on
to-day's southern overland train. He
wns IN CDngrcs. fourteen years md
knows both Bryan and Mckinley. ALA
bamu will give her electoral vote to
Bryan" said Governor Oates last night.
''The gold Democrats and Republicans.
however may fuse on congressman and
give the rrgnlnr Democrats third vote.
The cotton states will go for Bryan. The
border states are doubtful, Kentucky In
particular, where the Palmer Ruckncr
ticket will pbll II great many votes from
the regular Bryan ticket and give the
Republicans good chance TO win the
atntp
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BRYAN AT HOME.
Large Crowds Greet IIIm-Not!fied OF His
uSilNrr Nominations"

eStlrer nomination.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. S.-The con-
tinuous welcome Lincoln people and
large contingents from other parts OF
Nebraska gave William J. Bryan on
his home coming to-day. eliminated
this evening in grand demonstration
In honor OF his formal notification OF
his nomination for the presidency by
the National Silver party. FROM the
time Mr.. Bryan reached this city at II
o'clock this morning until the tired
crowds retired from the streets at n
late hour tonight, there was paradlnG
galore through the streets OF the capi-
tol city by local and visiting campaign
clubs. nearly all with brass bands ia
front. All those members of the notl-
flcation committee who came to Lin
coin to attend the ceremonies, were
seated on the platform erected In the
north front OF the capitol building
when Mr.. Bryan arrived. With the ar
rival OF the torchlight procession. the
crowd gathered about the capitol vas
Increased ten fold. 1t seemed many
times larger than the audience OF 5000
that listened TO Mr.. Bryan this after
noon. Norris Humphrey presided at
the meeting and introduced George A.
HlOOk, Vi OHO' GU1h VI AAFG liOLlA-
cation COMMITTEES.
II was 1920 o'clock before Mr.. GrOot's
long address was concluded. Mr.. Bryan
was Immediately presented and made n
short speech. lie said: Mr.. Groot. chair
man and others. members Of the nn.ifi-
cation committee OF the silver party: I
beg TO reply at this time without the
formalIty OF letter. The platform
adopted by the Silver party contains
but one plank, and that, plank. the
plank upon the silver question, is'iden-
teal in substance with the silver plank
OF the Chicago platform.
As I have already discussed that
plank at length. 1t will not be neces-
sary to enter into any extended dis
cussIon at this time. beg 10 answer
the committee that accept the nomi-
nation tcnuered.
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II Does Not Signify.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept. S.-The
Democracy OF Arkansas yesterday
achieved the greatest victory In the
history OF the state. Never rc-ure was
such an overwhelming majority given
any Gubernatorial candidate as, that
which yesterday was given General
Dan w. Jones. and never was such n
large vote polled in the state. Conser-
vative estimates based on partial re-
turns received now place the total vote
at $4,000 and give Jones a clear ma
jority over all opposition combined OF
from 10000 to $1,000. The figures arc
coming In slow and many enthusiastic
Democrats claim that when the back
counties are all In, Jones majority Will
run above 10000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09
Junior Order American Mechanics.

CLARKSBURG. ". Va. Sept S.
The eighth annual session of the Junior
o. U. a. N. OF West Virginia con-
rcnd here to-day. state councillor E. ].
Savage, of Parkersburg. in the chair.
One hundred and seventy-flve councils
are represented. The reports of the off,
GERS were received this afternoon show
ing. the membership in good standing TO
be 1855 up to the present time In the
election of officers in the state council
thcvarious candidates showed as much
energy In their canvass as the average
politician. Tomorrow there will be q
grand parade followed by public speak
ing. The attendance Is far greater than
that OF any previous session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT
10 a Coaching Party-SiI Persons Killed
and Four Injured.

WARSAW, Indiana, Sept S.-A
frIGhtful accident occurred this after
noon TO n coaching party OF young peo-
pie. which started out from this city.
When about five miles north Of this
city the horses took fright at some OBJ
ject in the road. They backed the
rear wheels OF the tallyho over an en-
bankment and the people, horses and
vehicle. We're rolled down 4 hillside in
n mangled and bloody mass. Six per-
sons were killed. Thei. names follow:
James FItzhugh Frank Metzelcr. Mary
CumlIffe, Francis Conn, Agnes Leyest,
Edward Smy<he.
The injured are: James Holloway,
fractured skull: May Morrell, broken
ribs: Frank Donahue. driver, internal
Injuries; Victor Brlce. broken leg.
The remainder Of the party escaped
with more or less painful bruises. One
OF the horses was killed In the fall. The
remainder had to be shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09

SAN RAFAEL. Cal, Sept. S.-Enc-
land has her fox hunts, southern Cali
fornlr coyote hunts. aud San Rafael
hitherto her paper chaScs, but hereafter
she will lead the world with nothing
more or less than Kangaroo hunt. 4
young Kangaroo has been secured by
the Hotel Rafael management from
Australia. All OF the experienced riders
who have participated In the paper
chasca will take stations nonr-thc hotel
Rafael, tho, kangaroo viii he turned
loose and win be pursued across the
country until recap;urcd. a pack of
twenty-five English hounds Is being
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09

ard Democratic committee, headed by
Chairman Ewing. AS result, General
Black gave no decisive answer as to
whether he will accept REORGANIZATION for
governor or not. He promised the conf
mittec TO make no statement until to-
morrow. when It Is expected he will de-
cline the honor. In the meantime the
committee will select Judge Thomas a.
Moran, William S. Forman or Henry
Raab TO make the race against Altgeld
and Tanner. Neither General Black nor
members OF the committee would talk.
but 1t IL Known that General Bltsk told
the committee he would not accept the
nomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09
NEWSPAPER DAY
At Canton, Where There was n
Sost OF Lovcfcast all Round.
EDITORS OF BUCKEYE STATE,
Following In the Wake OF Their
West Virginia Brothers,
INSPIRE MAJOR M'KlNLEY

To One Of His Hest Efforts, In Which tho
Republican Candidate shows His YER
,a,lIity-Ho Delivers Ono OF tho Most
Eloquent Tributes TO tho journalism OF
the Present Day Ever iiear,i-'rhero Is
not a Single Sentence That tho Abiest
Editor Would Have Drawn tho "uiue
Pencil" Through-IIo Furnishes Much
netter Copy Than the popoerat Repor-
ter Uryam-iion. Charles Emory Smiths
Breezy Talk to the Ohio E,,Itor.al As
Eoclatiou.
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THE LETTER CARRIERS.
A Tenure OF Office RESOLUTION Passed.
Overtime Claims (on,id.rSts

tenure OF OUtcr tesoluftOn Passed.
Overtime Claims Considered.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Sept. S.-The
first business session OF the letter car
rlens' convention was held to-day. The
president reported 6S5 votes in conven-
ton. 400 delgatcs actually present. lis
branches represented by proxy and off,
GERS. with 81 votes. Two contests. in
cludng Brooklyn and Pittsburgh, were
settled nmlcably by the withdrawal OF
Brooklyn. Some warmth wasshown rel
ative 20 the rules, the second class cities
desiring less power given TO the chair
man. John Goodwin. OF Branch Is, B. J.
Curtis. OF Lynn. and John Parsons. of
New York. were appointed committee
to draft new rules.
At the caucus OF the second class city
delegates. resolutions favoring Il tenure
OF office bill, giving security in position
during good behavior. was adopted. and
W. b. Hasbrouck, Of Cory. Pa, was d.
rcctcd to bring the matter before the
general convention.
William B. King, of Washington. made
an address In relation to claims for over
time. New Orleans presented Grand
Rapids with n handsome standard In
recognition of hospltalIiieS rendered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09

MlNNEAPOL1S, Mimi, Sept. S.--Thc
Great sun Council of the Improved Or
der OF Red Men hogan Its sessions to-
day with 100 representatives from the
state council. twenty great --,IcfS and
seven past lncohOnce3 present. These
are all that have votes. but there are GOO
Red Men IN the city. Great lncuhncc
Andrew Patton. or Dnnvcrs, Mass,
made his Long Talk" reviewing the
work ot thc year and commencing the
handsome growth of the order.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligenccr.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va, Sept. S.-TMs
AFTERNOON W. II. Rakes accidentally
shot himself through the thigh with a
45-caliber revolver. The wound is a
serious one and may prove fatal. He
was pursuing ROLAND Brammer. who
was wanted under charge OF aiding
prisoners 10 escape from the county
Jail. He was caught by officer Pete
Tramplon and lodged in Jail.
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WHAT A JOKE.
The Cortes Authorizes ~ the Spanish
Government TO borrow 5000, 100000.


HAVANA, Sept. S.-The insurgents
have totally destroyed with dynamite
fine, iron bridge which spanned the
river Pedranales. near ManSas, pro-
vince OF Pinar del Rio.
The military train has been obliged
10 return 10 Artem!sa In the same pro-
vince, having been partly deraIled at
Dlgame. The rails had been lifted and
two culverts burned. One soldier OF
the escort was killed.
The Cortes have adjourned after un-
animouSly authorizing the government
10 borrow 5000 900 guaranteed by
the railroads, and also unanimously
authNriZ!ng the government to raise
another loan OF unlimited amount 10
detray the expenses OF the campaign
against the insurgents, this loan TO be
guaranteed by any OF the national rev.
enucS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09
OLD MoEoNGALIA
Republicans Hold II Record Brenking
aieetiug-Jnhco Lnn.inS's Speech.

Special Dispatch 10 tho IntelliGencer.
MORGANToWN, W. Va. Sept s.
Under the auspices OF the Mckinley and
Hobart club the Republicans OF Monon-
gala county held big political meeting
in the court house square to-day.
Early this morning crowds began to
come In from the surrounding country
TO assist In raising n pole from which
floats Mckinley and Hobart banner.
The pole was raised amid enthusiastic
cheering. At O'Clock Hon. G. C. Stur-
gtss. OF MorGantown. made speech on
the currency question. At It's cOnclu-
sion he introduced Judge I. II. Lansing.
OF Nebraska, who held the wrapt atten-
ton OF the audience for two hours.
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HE SHOT TWO MEN.
A Bloody ARRAY In Saloon in
Wick. Tyler County.
IT MAY RESULT in MURDER.

A Negro with n Reputation for Provoke
Ing Disturbances, aud Locally Known
rs "Teras jack" Shoots Two sfen, Ono
ofWhom will Probably Dlo from His
Wounds-IIo Makes III, Escape, but q
Posse Il In Pursuit and tho Chances arc
That He will bo RougIy Dealt with
When Ito Is Caught-Tho OIL Regions
Excited Over tho Deed.
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independence is ono thing and indc-
pcndcncc OF the laws OF trade and ma
ture is another.
"Tho most purlc and grotcsQuc Idea
OF tho Boy Orator Ia his repeated and
pet notlon that because this country
declared political independence OF Eu-
rope In l77G. It ought to declare an In
dependent monetary standard In 1896.
He seems to-ttInk that We ought to
have u distinct American measure OF
value because we have distinct
American measure OF liberty"
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trained for the hunt. which will occur
some time during the latter part of
September.
The same rules governing fox hunts
In England will obtain. the first lady In
at the death will receive not the brush.
but some suitable prize as O souvenir
for her SKIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09

CHICAGO, Sept. S-Gcn. John c..
BLACK viii probably Issue letter to-
morrow dcclInging the nominhti0n for
governor by the Told standard Demo-
Gratis. There was an interesting confer
cncc lasting two over hours to-day be-
tween General Black and the gold stand
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ERIE. Pa, Sept. S.-Chrls Won Der
Abe. president of the ST. Louis Ma
tionul League base ball team, was
married tonight 10 Miss Della E.Wells.
Of st. Louis. at the residence of Mr..
Julius koenlg. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. /. o. Baker. Of the
Lutheran church.
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NEW YORK-KnIscr Wilhelm II, from
Genoa and Gibraltar. :
GIBRAi.TAR-Ems. from New York,
for Genoa.
QUEBEC-ScandInayl from Glasgow.
for Montreal.
Observation-Disclosures. from Liverpool.
AMSTERDAM-Zaandn from New
York.
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NEW YORK. Sept. S..-Thc executive
of the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company has recommended the
declaration OF the regular quarterly
dividend OF TX per cent by the full
board tomorrow,
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wn.nnurn Guitars and ,lnnaollns Mt Cut

The manufacturers of Washburn
Guitars and Mandolns will change
their styles October !. They have given
us permission 10 cut prices on our pres
ont stock. This applies 10 pres
cnt stock only. rs these Instruments
are sold under contract at uniform
prices cvcrywhcrc This ia :ho first
times prices ly15A over been cut, Nov
Is the time TO E;ty them,
n. w. BAUMER CO.,
1910 Market Street.
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Local Temperature.

Tho temperature yesterday ns observed
by C. SChnepf, druggist corner Four
tccnth and Market streets, was as fol-
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For West Virginia and Western Pcnn-
svlvanln. fair; brisk to high castcry 10
southcastcrly winds.
For Ohio, showers Wednesday: fair and
cooler Thursday afternoon or night; brisk
ynuillrn5tCrly Winds
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-09
All Off for ST. Louis.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-It Isl ex-
pected there will be a very large
attendance Of members at the st.
Louis convention. The politicians
will be leaving for st. Louis all
through this week. Gen. Gros-
venor left last evening, notwith-
standing Chairman Dingley's reso-
luton to revoke all leaves OF alb
sence and not to grant leaves ex-
cept for illness. The majority Of
the silver men including Represen-
tative Hartman will not leave un-
til Saturday. Senator Teller, how
ever, will leave Wednesday.
The members of the national
republican committee, who are also
members of congress, will leave to.
day. Gen. Grosyenor will stop a
short time at his home in Ohio be.
fore going to st. Louis. In answer
to the question ado you apprehend
much of a fight on finances" he
answered 81 do believe the COM
mittee on resolution will have
much trouble in reaching a de-
cisiOuO