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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
GROWING INTERESTING.

With Smith. Ralphsnyder and W2,-s
all scrambli-g for the nomination for
Governor. the campaign Is getting 20 DC
q LIKE interesting. i Is row more
than q month Till the Wheeling conYen-
tio-. and IN the meantime some very
important matters viii be settled which
VIII. in a great measure. throw some
light along our pathway and enable Us
20 better see our duty. So We see no
necessity al this time OF binding By in
strucCons any Of the delegates 70 the
SAFE convention L may. after sur
yey OF the whole field, be found best for
The party 70 nominate some man for
Governor who has no. even been men
toned. and delegates should " EFT free
20 serve their party ard nO- some PAY
ticuiar candidate A. present We have
q soft side for Watts. but something may
happen a. Chicago which would make it
the duty OF the party 70 take a man o.
less pronounced silver yiegs.-Logal
Banner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

ring out there are not adequate SURG
ties
There is nothing il The story as i
has been published inconsistent with
he characteristics o. Mckinley OF
Hanna. or Incompatible with the call
PIAZZA that has been made for Nch.n-
ley's nomination Nothing in The way
Of s.ruples has been permitted 70 Stand
ID The way Of the success Of the choice
q. The dsbt-p2ying syndicate Tbss
BARGAIN with Foraker. II made, vas a
r-rle worse than some o-her things a6-
n.rea 10 have been done. buI il must
have bse2 a Ittle harder work Il enlist
Foraker thai some O-hs-s
Foraker has reason enough 70 dis
,-ust Mckinley. Mckinley IS governor
o. Ohio did all in his power 10 drive
Foraker from political life. Foraker,
much brighter nan. vas r'ore t.'1n
3IcN.nley's match. and last lall. in spite
o. McK.n,ey's presidential ambitions,
Foraker Won the great PERSONA I'll
umph os becoming absolute il MS con-
.-3l Of The sac convention He nom
-s.si MS Own maa for governor
md MADE his own terms Il o-hsr de-
-z-s OF thar convention. Then ], was
-1a- Mckinley. thoroughly frightened as
20 The outlook. IS said 10 have sent for
Foraker and promised hin wiki Han
mas approval. The entire control Of The
FEDERAL patronage OF Ohio. il The event
OF his elecLon. provided Foraker would
nominate hin a, S, Louis. and that
be n.ga- have what no o,-sr Ohio can
dars has ever had. really honest
support from his ovn SAFE TIE bar
gan was colt-b'ootsd. since il sac-!-
need not only John Sherman, bur al
a. l-caln.ey's trends who had trusted
l.n.
IRIS true. IL IS one mortgage more
T. Il IS NO, True. it : one mortgage less
The uo-tgged man is il muca The
same pre5Icame-t either Nay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
ADIsHoNEsr ARGUMENT.

The gold men are using a Ease OBJ
iscr lesson" down in North Carolina 10
convince wage workers Ghat the single
gold standard Of our currency is what
Is bes, for them. Several firms down
there have paid of their labor in Mex
lean dollars. giving them double the
number they would GO, in gold dollars
and telling them TO 20 and see if they
can buy any more with them than they
could with haf as many dollars in gold.
This is a dis1ores. argument for the
rsasoa that. in the first place, Mexican
dollars. are not the money Of this coun-
t-y. and. in the second place the teach
ers Of this "o5jec, lessor" are making
the calculation With a silver dollar
which is on a silver basis on the alto
zs,her different basis o; the silver dol
lar Of the United States. which is on
a god basis. and which is consequently
row half fat money. This object les
son" Of the Carolina merchants is no
argument at all against b.meJalism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
- cIoRIors ForRTH AGAIN.

No man -oc stone deaf ever needs
a reminder that The Glorious Fourth o.
July IS upon rs.
Nobody needed j, last night I, wor-
-ss some nervous folks. Bur II oughnt
10. The anniversary OF The day on
which this greatest country II the world
declared Us independence is an oceas-
5a o. xa.ch every person ought 70 be
willing 70 sacrifice considerable personal
comfort a, leas- 70 help along The Gel
s5-a-5n O. the Creates and grandest
ersa- ID American history. One doesn't
have 90 Tell this. however, 70 any true
.oys- o. The rag. ard this Is the Amer--
can F.azs special anniversary.
The American Flag was born this
day 30 years ago.
AMI wha- IS the American Flag? L
IS something more than three co,ors o.
bunting ssT=t together.
Fer one hundred and twenty years
+, has foa-sd before the world as the
emblem ola people who could rule them
selves and asked neither alliances nor
protector from others.
Behind IL beats the hearts o. seventy
millions OF people. Il stands tor their
welfare: .- represents their aspirations
Wherever the stars and stripes are
found there is recognized the equality
Of men in all the rights Of men; there
IS intelligent. self-respect.ng manhood.
Whatever makes life worth living for
MAJ IN his hes. development is found
+, the promise which the American flag
carries in Us folds.
Wha.eye- there IS for the welfare OF
The human race in the future IS written
IN the prophecy OF It's stripes
I. was born in The struggle for a
higher national life. Il has had It's
baptism Of blood. Il Is saturated with
patriotism and rich in memories Of
deeds which thrill men with pride.
That is the American Flag and this
is It's one hu-d-et and twentieth birth
day
And this is why We celebrate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

Last summer one Of our grand chill
6-=n was sick with severe bowel
--0u5le. Cur Doctors remedies mad
failed. then We tried Chamberlain ;
Colo. Cholera and and Diarrhoea Rem
edv. which gave very speedy TslieI.
We regard il as the best medicine ever
Du- on the market for bowel com
Dlaints.-3Irs. Z. G. G-egory, Fred
erickstown. No. This certainly IS the
hest medicine ever put on the market
for dyseutery. sumner compliant, conc
and cholera infantum in children. l.
never fails 10 give prompt RELIEF when
used in reasonable time and he plain
printed directions are followed. Many
mothers have expressed their sincere
gratitude for the cures i has effected
For sale by Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
BRIDGEPORT.

About the only way people CT this place
wiz celebrate the Fourth is by going CUT
Of town % picnics, public ard private. The
union picnic at Ridgeway's Grove viii Be
largely attended. also the Sabbath school
picnic at Crssap's Grove. Many viii at
tend the union Catholic picnic on the Isl
and Fair Grounds.
An inquest was held last evening over
the remains OF ths late George Patterson
Miss Eva Coss returned home yesterday
from Steubenviile. where she has been Wis
itiag Miss Clyde Bell for several weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
HAYES IS BETTER.

Canton. Ohio. July 3.-Hon. Burcha7d
HAYES is resting easier al the Mckinney
house to-day. He and MS family were
Joined here b. Messrs. We7b ard scott
HAYES. Of Cleveland. 1t Is thought tha-
The Invalid viii be 50 far recovered By
SATURDAY. as TO sand removed 70 Ere
mont and a private car has been pro-
viied for the trip.
Gov. McKinley's callers began early
in the day and included people in all
ranks Of life. CONSPICUOUS among their
number were a taIlyho party from Pitts
burg.
The women OF Cleveland are arrang-
ing for q party 10 come 70 Canton to
greet Governor Mckinley on July 10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
WATER FIL7eRs-EwlNe BROS.
EWING Bros.
That everv family s5ould use them
- -,-r.~-. GoDi enough

gan knows this is not tue Il IS not 2
party question. Many Democrats VIII
rot vote for free silver just as 2 gcoo
many sensible Republicans VIII not Yo-e
for the Wall Street standard o. money
In the coming campaign the RepuoA-
can managers VII doubtless do more
arguing on the partisan standard than
on the sicg,e gold standard. which The
Wall Stree. owners Of the grand Old
party Of high moral ideas spent s.
0oo.O90 az S. Louis 10 have adopted
They are afraid Of Jae issue and win e1-
cs.lelt reason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
N THE I. 5. COURT.

SPECIAL 10 the Register
Pa-kersburg. ". Va. July 3.-At rhe
I. $. Court in the case o; O'B-ien Moore
rs. J. 3. Henderson, e Al. the answers
OF Messrs. Baer & Afford ard T. y.
BarnsdaW wer fled and the injunction
was continued in force. VIM. \. N.cl-
olson was appointed receiver o. the
tracts OF 122 and 81 Of land and vas d.
recred 70 proceed with developments =
he deemed II proper 10 do so.
The Ri-chei Oil Co. -. the CARO- &
Kanawha Valley Railroad Company,
upon motion the plaintiff was gwen
permission 10 withdraw the original
lease BY leaving a certified copy o. the
same
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

TIE beauty cs 5.me-a--isn IS that :
would furnish Us O money o. final Re-
deupl51. whether O. silver, or gold or
both. w1.c1 ,le money sharks OF VAL
s.rse. and Europe could 1gI corner so
easily as -1ey can sod. They can cor
-e- go,l easily They would probably
be- able 20 corner silver. i that metal
wee The worlds o-,y standard OF mon
or. bu- taey would have GA extremely
difficult .tme co-ae-.rg both gold and
silver. watch they would have 90 do in
che event Of the Adoption OF the 6ine-
tall.c standard. and In order 10 control
the money markets @; the world as they
do at present under the single SID
standard. This is che cream Of the
NIX ID Che currency c3cc1-u-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
CANNOT STOMACH HIN.

The Hinton Independent Herald
prints The following from a correspond
en-.
y am an old Union soldier, and have
supported the Republican party since
IFS sXisIsuce.I find the Republican party
OF ny county. FayetJe, has seen proper
in is wisdom, 10 place on its ticket for
Legislature the name Of Summers
county buck. OF The cOIored persuasion.
I see our parry has also abandoned the
money Of the people and the COns-itu-
ton and gone into The gold bug camp.
1 therefore serve notice that I shall no
longer support the 2. o. p. but shall
cast NY lot with The party Of The peO-
ple--he Democratic party. There are
plenty OF good white Republicans in
the good old county OF Fayette 70 rep
resent Us.
LEWIS y. KING.
~Gauley Bridge, ". Va, June IS, 1896"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

John H. Holt. OF Huntington. IS a
candidate for Judge OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. John is a splendid
lawyer and is We, equipped for the
position. and We are for him. There is
only one thing which could disqua.ify
him for a place o. the State ticket. and
that is the fact that Cabell IS a Demo-
cratic county. but as she was Repub-
l.csu Two years ago. this cause OF d-s-
qualification may be Oyerlooked-Logan
Banner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
,,.rrAN uFAnOrARTFRs

Chicago. July 3.-Jo1n K. Mclean, o.
Circinau. whose name has been brought
forward quite recently as a candidate
has opened headquarters in the Audi
torium annex. but his friends are not
as yer doing much active work. He al
ready has IS votes from Ohio. ) from
the District Of Columbia, aud several
others scattering votes from other
States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
INSANITY HIS PLEA.

Special 10 the Register.
Huntington. " Va. July John
Love. the murderer Of his wife and
father-in-.aw al Milton. is now on trial
here. His attorneys have already en-
tered q plea Of insanity and he acts vio-
lent al times. He is under q close
watch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

Waa- IS Mckinley going 90 talk about
.n -1s coming cznpa-s1e TIE people
are sick O.. hearing his ancient speech
oa The a--r. and on The curre1-y-,ns
main issue-NcN.n-ey IS not c---7-'@--
% speak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONYEN
TON.
ULY ! 70 i, 1856.
We Vnlcanize Tire.

July 3. !. ) and the B. q o. will sell
excursion tickets 20 Chicago a. reduced
rates. good returning until ne l3-a.
Two daily fas- trains from wheeling
10 chicago VIA 3. & O.. with Pullman
sleepers attached. -5,-',-S,Sv'I'-'S'i'9'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

FOURTH PAGE
For Ee---R-1 a-5-l B1l-1-
LIST GO Letters
FIFTH PACE
we E-s--a-- Ia-1---
EG-ITI PAGE
score C.-=es -all Flzy-5eo- i S-if5l & co
s-1ra Cl1ssl AL Iay-S,1-= s. Ta--nas-
S.--e C..ss1 a- o,o51-Hra-s Br1s-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

For q refreshing summer drink Try
P9rza-s Cream Ale. Stock Ale or Por-
Ter Bottled for family use. Tele-
DhCre e-s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

LCsT-BCNCH o. ELEVEN EEyS z
June On. berWe=L Cl.e-z-l ard wee :
or j. Wheeling. Fi-l=- Will o= cess
by returning % tcls ot.lc=- -s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

III ma kEDI>tth tVL1-v" IDN'
Persons leaving -H= city iu--1s the sun
rrs- can have tie Register mailed % lH-in
by --1s.l-g IL a. -1is c-l-=. eiIasF u per
se- 70 ~ letter. Terms. y cents Per
meath. sxclc1i-s sunday. - 81 c-H's leF
month. including SUNDAY. payable II a.
var--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

Chambgrlain's Cough Remedy cures
colds. crop and whooping cough i
is pleasant. safe and reliable. Far
ale bT Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

TIE REGISTER. embracing IS several
e1..lc-s. q entered a. he Sosie1es y
Whes-nE. ". "a. a. sseole---Gss mater
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
DIED..

DFyORE-Fr.day. July 3D. 1896, az s:l5
O'Clock .. n. ADD 5. wife Of J. H D@Eor--
Funeral private sunday al P n
RRONER-At her home. or Caldwell
PlIr or THURSDAY, July p, $50, az ~
0'cIock o. n, Mrs. MarSaretn4 bFoIle4'
aged 3 years ard : months
Funeral or Sunday al P. n rom h-r
late residence. Friends ot the family IL
vited.
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WANTED.

w.~TED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
a. Tsvvs agents or railroad trains; must
re security. Apply At Union News CO.
ofica. 3. & o. depot Je-a
v.NTED-GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS Work.
INQUIRE al Is Twelfth street jylh
wAHTEp-AIARRIED NAN FOR Dairy
v-6-k Good wages and steady work
DAIRY. Register oties. jyl32
WAYTED-BoARDERS. AT NO. S.
Penn street Je-seun
"a >-7-F1D-NIEN WHO WILL WORK for
s- a month salary, or large commission.
ssI1irC staple goods by sample . dealers
T-,rns-fer.e unnecessary. HOUSEHOLD
SPECIALITY CO.. y ". 4th St. Cinctu-
uati. O. Je-VSAIfn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
JOINED THE DEMOCRACY.

Hinton d=ps-dsct-Herali.
Bennett D0d-iA. Esq, Of Webster cour-
~. who for years Ia been recognized
leader os the Republican party. aud was
president Of the Republican Lazy az Adj
olson On last Saturday, soiemv abju-ed
the Republican religion. McKInlsyism. etc,
and Joined the Democratic party. The right
hand OF fellowship mas b=e1 extended unto
the poor wafarer. who has 30 lorg been in
the camp Of doubt ard sin. MS conversion
pronounced genuine 10y the boys ard he IS
now a full c0mmuuicart. He is guaran-
t=sd the rights Of an American citizen 20
think ard act for himself independent Of
the "bosses" ard gold bugs and with the
blessed assurance that he viii never be
called upon 20 swallow pill Ike the enc
compounded IL Fayette county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
THE DELEGATION

from West Virginia 10 inc Demo
cratic National Convention.
DrleEntos-st-Lar=--
william D. E-NcAID.
C- ar1-sL-. county
r.EN A tfl.- So
E-f-.- Tag-- rt
JAMES p nf----.----
E S-- ---E.
H L-~N
E- 81 --r l-----'
A-r--fa-r~-a--iar-
Il g. S1EREE.
C---.e. 10y
SLIIEL- BRO. ~
E-N
NORTH
L-l- - E L-r l-
ELr r---
-.c-r-s--.s E1-. Wc-- county
fIr,r Di.t-ics Delsgt-v--
49, e. aTENE
S---- U-l-- DF
r.fN a. HON A---.-
WrE O--- C--s-
sl--rnste--
JOSEPH So GA-LA5.i t-t.-
No. 80 ---l-t.
". ..-..r..-.
We ---.1r L---- county.
second District D~iers-es
-AT.1oT-.
---.v r- county
ra-rE - r.tEA --l----
R---ey. H4-1-fl-= County
sl---ulre~-
C p KEYS.
Beverly
GEO. W. MILLER.
Third District Deie=-'tes
v-g--SCE - T-EEN-t-
T----e-.- 1f--H-u- t----s-
J. IT 81. CLAIR
Fg---ag F4r---= -----s'
RIteruuge--
JOIN N-GARTE.
q rNLEf.
Crs-.as---. ka-aV b ---I-E'
Fourth District Delegates
g WILSON
r-.- Lrrc-- county
b HARDING.
E-.-.-E-.-. Cl1-- t--I'F'
Al--rua----
C SWEENEY.
s. 1r--..- r.l-lr-> county.
Epr. 70 .r.--.cE,
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FOR salem sceLLANEoUS.

FOR sALE-ONE POOL TABLE. SIZE
4lax9. IN first class condition. Tor sac
cheap. Enquire az FRANK ALBTNGER,
1888 jacob street. js9edh.
FOR SALE-SOCIETY ADDRESS Cards
embossed and engraved Emblems for any
society SEown- Handsome and reason
able Address or call or West Va Print
Ing Co. rs and 1911 Market street. apiSh
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@beeIin9 R&9isffr

cHARLEs IL TANEY. General >-asEsr
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-MEMBER OF SECRET So
cie;iss TO call 81 West Va. Printing Co.
No i225 and 12Z7 Market street and exam
inc or samples OF Secret Society address
cards aplSh
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REDUCED RATES JULY FOURTH.
The Ohio River Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets July Sd and
4-h between all stations on its line az
one fare for the round trip; tickets
good returning until July 9Th.
JNO. J. ARCHER,
Asst GenJ Pass. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04
srLrFl - - Pc.

~Gauley Bridge, ". Va, June IS, 1896.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-28

CAPE TOWN. March 27.-Dispatches
from Buluwayo, Matabeleland, indl-
cate that the uprising in that part OF
the colony is very serious. This dis
turbance is widespread. becoming hour
~ more alarming. The revolt may
spread to other parts of South Africa.
The settlers of Matabeleland are flock
ing into town which is being placed
in a condition of defense. Reinforce
ments of mounted police with supplies
of ammunition for Maxim guns are
being hurried to Buluwayo. The ma
tives are raiding the farms and killing
the white settlers in the Matep hills.
Runlor has it that over fifty are SLAIN.
Frederick c. Selous the well known
explorer and hunter who distinguished
himself during the Matabele war, will
shortly start for the front at the head
of a strong force of South African
troops.
Other advices received from Bulu-
wayo today say that there was great
alarm or Wednesday and Thursday,
caused by a report which turned out
TO be false, brought into town at mid
night, that the natives were within half
a mile of the place. The women and
children were ordered to the court
house; the men were all armed for
the defense OF the town and scouting
parties were sent in all directions. The
miners who were hurrying into Bulu-
wayo report numerous native atrocities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-28

to ~ The members of the appropria-
tons committee do not view their de-
feat as the result of opposition to the
appropriation bill Members from the
north who are interested in pension
legislation and those from the south
who are interested in war claims have
been chatting for some time over their
inability to proceed with the work on
the private calendar. Today, by a sort
of combination, the appropriations
committee was defeated. The victory,
however, was completely barren, SO
far as the southern men were con-
cerned, as after the house went into
committee the Republicans forced a
motion to pass over all claims on the
calendar.
The southern men retaliated by fill
clustering against the pension bills, so
that the net result today was less than
half dozen bills passed. 1t developed
during the day that lively fight would
be precipitated Monday when the sun
dry civil bill is called up, on account
of the fact that the bill carries APP
preparations for continued contracts
on river and harbor work and public
buildings for only eight months of the
next fiscal year. That would carry
the appropriations up to March l, 1897.
The appropriations committee suf-
fered another reverse just before the
house took a recess. 1t was Mr.. Cam
mons intention to force the house to
sit tomorrow and proceed with the
sundry civil bill, but the members We're
overwhelmingly in favor of taking
holiday and by big majority voted TO
adjourn until Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-28
WeNIer's Half Brother.

CINCINNATI. March 27-Frank
Weyler of this city is a half-brother of
General Valerino Weyler, who COM
mands the Spanish forces in Cuba.
Frank is a harness maker and a cor
poral of the First regiment. He is mar
ried, and has a wife and five children.
In personal appearance he resembles
his brother the general.
THE last time 1 saw my brother
was in 1866" said Weyler Il have not
heard from him since that time. 1
believe he has been to Africa since
then. He was always a great man for
athletics. He is a leader by nature.
His mind is quickly made up and he
cannot be swerved from his path.
''They cali him butcher but l don't
think he deserves that name. He is
ordered to take measures to subdue the
Cubans, and the measures he takes are
doubtless forced upon him. He was II
years old when my father and mother
married. He was then studying to
be civil engineer, and he did not stay
at homel more than a year. He always
said he wanted to go into the army
of some nation other than the Ger
man"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-28
sALvATIoNISTS.
Their Troubles Appear to Have But
Begun.


Begun.
NEW YORK, March 27.-The Morn
ing Advertiser tomorrow will say:
Commander Darlington Booth has re-
quested Rev. j. G. Haliwood, who was
his private secretary for over four
years, to be present at all the inter-
views which he has with his sister,
Mrs. Booth-Tucker, who comes pre-
pared to make concessions to the head
of the new Salvation army. Com
mandar Booth mas decided to meet no
ambassador from his father alone.
Mr.. Haliwood, in his capacity as pri-
vate secretary, has handled most of
the correspondence which led up to
the trouble. He will visit Commander
Booth this morning and will remain
with him all day, as it is expected Mrs.
Booth-Tucker will lose no time in
hunting up her brother and laying be-
fore him the generals proposition.
Mr.. Haliwood says the recall of Com
mander Booth was the result of "a
scheme devised by Herbert Booth, who
wished to supersede his brother in
command of the United States. An
other incident which Mr.. Haliwood be-
lieves had great weight with the COM
mander in reaching his decision to
sever all connection with his father,
is the trouble which occurred over the
Life of Mrs General Booth" which
was written by Booth-Tucker
Darlington" he added, Considers
that he was very badly treated by
London in this matter. Although he
was always regarded as a kind of a
favorite son, yet in the biography it
was a source of disappointment that
there was so little mention made of the
work accomplished by him and Mrs
Booth, compared with the mention
made Of other members of the family,
notably Branwell, Herbert and Gather
inc Booth. Booth Tucker, at great
expense, came over here to negotiate
for the publication of the book. The
book was published at terms disad-
vantageous to the army and the blame
was saddled on Ballington. The pro-
hts were to go to the generals social
scheme, and the fact that there has
been no profits has been the real
source of the trouble between the gen
eral and the commander
Mr.. Haliwood told how the com
mander and Mrs. Booth prepared for
the reception to the general. whom
they expected to be their guest for two
weeks. He only stayed two days. One
of the first things he did on entering
the house was to tear down an Ameri-
can flag which was conspicuous in the
decorations in his honor.