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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
FORT WORTH WINS.
leads All Ciub. Ia the. Fir., seric. 81
the Texas League.

AuN ANAas AfahNfs
AUSTIN, July 4.-The first series Of
the Texas league ended yesterday, Font
Worth winning the pennant The clubs
finished In the following order Fort
Worth. Houston, Paris, Galveston, Aus.
tin, Donison. san Antonio aud Dallas.
The games played yesterday resulted
az follows
At Fort worth-Fort Worth, 20 ;lDal.
las, l.
At Standardization, 10; Calves.
ton, ..
Hat PAris-Paris, o.; Denison. g.
At Austin-Austin, IL; San Antonio,
10.
National league;
At Brookl-n-Brooklyn, 8 Boston, 2,
Az New York-New York. o: Balti.
more G.
Az Philadclphia-PhilAdolphiA 49,
Washington, o.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, G; Cincin'
natl. 3.
At Cleveland-Cleveland, "a; st.
Louis, >.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
n.nuhIlran N.r.rarer. d k.n....

TopEKA. July A compilation Of
the Republican newspapers Of Kansa,
shows that there has been little defec
tion because Of the adoption Of the gold
standard plank by the Republican ma
tional convention. There are in IN,
state 2S4 Republican papers, all but oI
which have commented on the Sc. Louii
platform. Twelve have expressed dis
satisfaction with the platform, bu
pledge themselves 10 the support Of th,
ticket Two have bolted both the plat
form and the ticket and 984 have de
olAred unequivocally for the platform
and announce their determination h
support Mckinley.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

CHICAGO. July 4.-The gold standard
men held q meeting here last night
Senator Gray WA called to the chair
A temporary roll Of those present wa
made and Il was found that nearly al
the states were represented either b,
delegates 10 the convention or by mel
who had come here 10 work against fire.
silver.
The conference commenced and ende'
IN enthusiasm. Daily meetings viii b
held until the convention meets.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

ST. JOINS, N. r.. July S.-The Gus.
toms revenue for the colony for the quar-
ter ending June 30. was t4OS. 900 against
Sas2, 900 for the same quarter last year,
but only an average when compared
with returns for similar period In the
past Ave years.
The schooner Finance, here from
Grand Banks, brought two French hsh.
ermen who had been Sdnft in . dory
for nine days and were almost dead
when rescued. One wAs 20 weak that
he had 10 b hoistcd aboard the vessel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
Made STATE. Delegates.

CHICAGO. July 4-The middle states
delegations are not yet on the ground,
and very little sentiment ON any ques-
ton can BE- obtained a. 10 their standing
Mr.. HarTity, who represents them Nc
far, says that there has been a genera,
idea prevalent that the subcommittee Of
the national committee would make 0
recommendation on the question Of tenn
porary chairman. but II Is not 30. Tn,
matter will be settled before the full
committee ON Monday and not before
then.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
INluREo wHILE ANcAoaINe.
Battleship Maine Drifts on . Reef Ia
the Key West HaFbor.

battleship Maine Drifta On Reef In
the Key West HATbor.
KY WEST. July 4.-The Armored
cruiser Maine. when she came 10 anchor
in this hArbor. put out only SO.fAthoms
Of chain. In swinging 10 the tide the
chain fouled her anchor and tripped IL,
causing her TO drift ON q reef. which
made some dents in her plates, but no
holes. She was drawing % feo Of
water and was anchored in 30 feet Of
water NJ the same anchorage where the
Colorado, the Dictator and other ship.
drawing 90 and 81 feet have safely an
ohored. Had the captain veered out q
fathoms OF chain he would have saved
his ship from injury.
Whether a court Of inquiry will b
convened viii depend upon circum
stances. but court is usually ordere,
when a man-of.war suffers damage 1,
her hull
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
Revolution In suore.

la Sd, Bolivia. July IA revolu.
ton has broken out in Sucre. No de-
tails have been received. but il is sup.
posed the outbreak is in the interest Of
General Pando
The Jessuppi expedition has arrived
in San Luis ON its way TO attack tbs
rebels in Ignitos. Peru.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

CHICAGO, July 4.--The silver dele
gates in the city held a brief caucus at
the Sherman House last night TO con.
slider the advisability Of naming a man
fer temporary chairman Of the oonven'
ton. but postponed action until Monday
Tho Indiana delegates refused TO attend
the caucus. believing IL unadvisable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
The pITTsToN DISASTER.
No Hope Of Reaching the Dead Bodies
Undsr . Week.

lnder q Week.
wuKEsBARRE. Pa. July S.-There 10
practically nothing new in the situation
nj Twin shaft In Pittston. Tho work
Of removing the debris is progressing
very slowly owing TO the immense
amount Of solid rock that has fallen.
Much Of the time has been spent by the
rescuors In strengthening the stone wall
that conducts ventilation In the shaft.
The bodies are about 700 feet from
whore the rescuers are at work. Il {.
an assured fact that the men will never
bo found aive. Il may be week OF
more before they can be reached Som,
Of the best known miners in this region
say IL is more than probable not hall
the bodies will aver be recovered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
KnI.a nI. wIf. sna mIm.,lf.

wNNIPEG, July 3-A brutal murder
aud suicide hiss occurred here William
Warren. while intoxicated. cut IN,
wife's throat and gashed her face and
head terribly with a razor He then
drew the weapon across his own throat,
dying almost Immediately
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

WICHITA Falls, Tex. July4. The De.
mocracy Of the Twenty.n,nth senator
ial district Is called by Chairman Rober,
+. Huff to meet at Wichita Falls
didate for state senator. The basis Of
July 2s 10 nominate a Democratic can
representation will be one vote for every
800 cast for Culberson in iSgi.or fraction
greater than half, each county to have
At least one vote
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

CHICAGO. July "A dispatch from
OorncanA. Ter. says the gold standard
Democrats Of TeIAs intend 10 carry
their claims 10 represent TerAs Dem
ocrAcy first before tho executive com
mittee. and II necessary, 20 the ere
dentiAls committee and thence 10 the
convention. They intend 10 have full
hearinU
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
Anoshsr Expedition Landed.

HAVANA. July Am important fih.
clustering expedition has landed on the
coast Of the province Of PinAr del Rio.
According to secret Advices received
here large quantities Of arms, Ammu.
milton and other munitions Of war were
safely landed and are now IN the hAndi
n the rebels.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
n. s,s,i.a Hls olssAss.

PEHnY. o. T.. July 9.-rhs rev.
Ronard D. worth. . New York Bapasi
preacher. has been divorced from h
wife, ElvirA II. Worth, In the c0urts
here. He swore she spoiled his Sunday
clothes and took him from his preaching
and allsd his Sunday shoes with water.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
Aifaro Join. MeraIss Ture...

GUAYAQUn., Ecuador July 3.-Gen.
Alfaro with 800 men joined General
Morales forces IN Rio Bamba The
rebel general. Vega. has retreated with
his forces in the direction OF Cuonca.
All cable dispatches are subjected TO a
strict censorship.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

GUTHRIE. OF, July Abe Mulkey
the Texas evangelist has begun reyiv
al herein an Immense tabernacle S'ycra
Thousand poplc nrn ont and great ma
tcrcst was manifested IN the meeting al
tho .inrf.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
stabbed mlm..lf to Oh. Heart.

SAN ANTONIO, July 8-Hcnry veys
sier. baker, aged %. committed suicid,
here by stGbbing himself through tn,
heart with dagger Unrequited Low,
Wa the came
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

ENNIs. Tex, July Aaron Melon
aid was arrested at Telico by Constable
J. p. Darden and carried 20 the count!
Jail at Waxahachie He is charged will
criminal assault.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

New YORK. July al. $. Baohe a
Co. a prominent brokerage firm. are Of
fcring ON the Stock Exchange $4,000 20
$4,000 that Mckinley viii be the next
nresldont
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05
Livestock.

CHICAGO. July a-Common o. fancy native
dressed beef and shipping stccra - t0ei %
light stockors, - a0d3Ol
Hogs Common 60 choice, 3 55a3 ~.
Hheep-Common b. choice, 81 stdi0l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

LITTLE Rock, July S-The Repub-
licans Of the Fourth district nominated
Hon. @. G. Waters for congress
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-05

CoRacASA. Tex. July B.-RAs Hardy
was found guilty Of manslaughtsr and
given five years in the penitentiary. He
Is charged with killing Herbert Twadls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
MARTINS FERRY.

4 large number of people attended the
literary entertainment given by the Mercy
ana Help department of the Methodist
Church. in the Hobensack rooms on Han
over street. The programme was very
interesting one and was greatly appreci-
ated by the audience
Mrs. S. Steel and daughter. Miss Mary.
of Fairmont left for home yesterday. af-
ter a several days visit with Mrs. > l..
Selby and family.
John Cumley Of Steubenvi'le. returned
home yesterday morning atler short
visit with friends here.
Tomorrow morning Rev J. NJ. Criswell,
the late pastor of the Baptist Church at
st. Marys. o.. will preach at 1880 at the
Baptist Church AT this place. assisted by
ministers of the West Virginia Baptist
Association. At : y. m. Rev. DR.. W. o..
Powell. State missionary of West Viz
ginia and business manager of the jour
mai ana Messenger VIII occupy the pull
pit. All are cordially invited to attend.
ST. Paul's Episcopal, Rev J. W. Will
liams, rectOr-rhis is the twelfth Sunday
after Trinity. Services as follows to-mOr-
row: Sunday school at a. m. Mathis
Ante communion and sermon at 1879 a.
m. Morning subject st. Luke, the Evan
gelist' evening subject, Universal Sick
ness" The rector will not take service
at St. LUke's Church on the Island, as
was stated. but will hold the above SER
vices i'm his own parish.
Miss Esther Bigger is spending couple
of days at Portland Station with her
parents
owing to the large number Of orders
coming in al the Aetna-Standard tin mills
four extra mills have been put in opera
ton.
Levi Jones went up to Mingo Junction
yesterday TO visit friends.
The senior class of the nigh school Wis
tied the Steeple Valley school yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Lulu Hoge left last evening for a
couple of weeks visit at Steubenville with
relatives.
Miss Rickie Kraatz has gone to aEst
Liverpool to visit relatives for several
weeks.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Williams will
be at home TO their Pensioners and
friend next Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons from TO o'clock,
a. their home on Pearl street.
On next Monday evening c. F, Arm
stead the colored orator from Charles
ton. W. VA, Will speak at tn eBryan BIZ
metallic Club Hall. Mr. Armstead is
brilliant speaker and has made quite a
reputation for himself during this cam
paign.
The following the the judges and clerks
that have been appointed in this city for
the coming election:
First ward-Thos H. Green. T. G. saun-
ders. r.; Levi Jones. Geo. Venum. D.;
Clerks John F. Beazel, John Leonard.
Second ward-R. {. Montgomery. !. S.
Jones. r.; Geo. Becher Jacob Arm, ID.
Clerks. J. B. Farnell. John Wilson.
Third ward-E. j. a. Drennen. J. NJ
Waters. r.; W. II. Orr. Albert Sapp. d.
Clerks. c. c. Sedgwick JOS Pennington.
Fourth ward-R. r. Ailender. Samuel
Westwood, r.. S. w. Boyd. John Camp
bell. d. Clerks, John Vickers, George
Cooke.
Fifth ward-A. T. Dinsmore. w. r. Gar
rett. r.; d. 3. Mitchell. Jas. r. Shrodes.
ID. Clerks. y. J. Harris, Thos. Kyne.
Martins Ferry precmst-W. W. Woods,
Robert Coss. D.; W. S. EllefritZ. VIM Tay
Tor; r. Clerks, John J. Smith, +. A.
SndpWick
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
RRIDGEPORT.

Jas. Detz returned home yesterday
from n months stay at East Branch.
Warren county, Pa. Joe says that all the
people in that neck of the woods are Dem
ocrats.
Last evening the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church gave a
pleasant entertainment and supper at
the church. The programme of the en-
tertanment was of literary and musical
nature and was we'll received by the large
audience in attendance.
Miss Retta Frazier is home from a couple
of weeks visit at New Athens with friends
and relatives.
Charles Greer has returned from a
couple of weeks visit through Northern
Ohio.
The "HoOdad rod and gun club returned
yesterday from atwo weeks outing at
DickinsOns Mills.
Drs. J. O. Howell and G. G. Cole were at
Steuhenville yesterday attending the meet
ing of the Eastern Ohio Medical Associa-
ton.
The officials of the Cleveland and Pitts
burg road We're over this end of the line
Miss blanche Dunlevy steenrod has just
had published by the Thompson Music
Co. of Chicago. a pretty waltz song en-
titled Branches of Bright Holly" The
words and music Of the piece were COM
posed by Miss Dunlevy and reflect great
credit on her musical talent and ability.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
SISTERSVILLE.

Sistersville W. Va, October To-
VIII Fitch, general manager of the New
Martinsville Natural Gas Company, at
New Martinsvlle, was in the city last
evening calling on old friends. He left
for home his morning.
Mrs. Frank SHETLAND, who has been in
a hospital at Wheeling receiving treat
ment for stomach trouble, died there at
10 o'clock this morning. Her husband
and three little children went up TO
Wheeling.
The IrOquois Club, of this city, new
social organization, held their second
private dance last evening. and il was a
very pleasant affair. There were about
twenty couples present and a good tine
was experienced.
Ike" Simon, the well known mer-
chant Of Bradford. who has been in the
city for several days attending he OPEN
ing of his new store here, left this morn
ing for home
There was a special meeting of the
City Council last evening. and arrange
ments were made for the opening Of a
road to the sta ion until the new road
can be built.
Uric Randolph went to Cairo this
morning 10 look after som coil interests
ne has in the field in that vicinity.
James f. D0lan. the rlinglon Hotel
man. went TO Waverly this morning 10
look after some business matters.
Cleu Nichols. the local manager of the
Associated Producers Oiu Company. left
this morning for East Liverpool From
there ne WI 90 10 Cameron, w Va. for
a visit of a couple of weeks at his home.
T. J. Campbell went to Wheeling this
morning 10 attend to some business mat
terri.
Tie city pu, force OF wOrkmen to
cleaning up the cd road to the station.
The old road viii be put in good <lape.
and will be used until the new road has
been commenced.
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BRYAN COMING 70
BELMONT COUNTY.
Continued From First Page.

the tumult was started as soon as the
first contingent left this city, On the
seven O'Clock train. From the time
this first train left the City Han IN lhls
citv until the arrival Of the train cue
here at 1895. every car was flied WIN
whCoping and yelling young men.
whose language was the subject OF
critical remark all along the line. a
train load Of Indians on the war pain
wo1ld not have made more noise, ana
their clamor would surely have been
much less Objectionable. Every Dem
ocrat caught sight OF was insuited win
ieers, boots and ep.thets, While 1t was
not unusual for twenty or more men 70
shout in chorus some vile appellat!on
directed towards Mr.. Bryan. the
crowd varied the mOnotony by some one
crying: who is the Goddess or LID
erty OF Fulton?" and the reply in chorus
would be: Mother Bunch" and in har-
mony with this sentiment Mother
Bunch and others at her saloon waved
enthusiastic greetings to the Repubh-
cans. on both the outward and return
trips.
The attack on Democrats at Elm
Grove. led by the negro Anthony Smith,
was wholly unprovOked. and there was
very. general satisfaction yesterday that
he had gotten decidedly the worst OF 1t.
Thursday night 1t was thought he was
dangerously hurt, but yesterday ne was
reported as being in no danger what
ever. He is a resident Of Elm Grove.
His second attack upon the Democrats,
after having been raced over the bank
into the creek, showed a set determina-
tion 10 make trouble. In the second at
tack the negro was also reinforced by
several friends. and haG not the Demo-
Gratis been in strong force at that time
two or three of them would surely have
been badly beaten, at least. So badly
were the few Democrats in Elm Grove
in the evening terrorized, after the at
tack upon p. J. Gavin, that two Of them
rename at Pestinger's until after the
procession returned from Triadelphia
town. and during much of the time
they were subjected TO threats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
BELLAIRE

The people of Trinity church he'll
social at the hone o. C.. W. D.ch-
last night. All hat q splendid -.me
Some excitement was 0ccasioned ya
torday on acc1unt Of Che upset,iue
Isaiah Deans grocery wagon, on RI.
Hi. The driver was thrown ON. --
the horse, getting loose. ran away
The Prohibiicn.s,s held meeting
West Wheeling lss, night Dr. Don
and Prof. Riggs. OF Bridgeport m.
addresses.
The Turner's. who never have q rs',
half done, celebrated the twenuel
niversary Of their organization 10 b.
alre with a dance and banqu . g. OIL
hall.
The Bellaire Republican clubs haT
all been invited over 20 B-'9od 2.
night.
Willard Fillmore Helsley has annon1.
ed himself a candidate for Joe j. Cd
burns legislative shoes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
RIVER NEWS.

There were s feet 6 inches Of water
in the channel last night and rising.
The Bedford for Charleston. Argand
for Petersburg and Lexington for
New MatamOras. are the packets sched-
uiei 20 depart this morning.
PittsbUrs. Pa. October 16.-River Q
fee; and falling at the dam. Clear and
COol.
Oil City. Pa. October 16-River (
fee, inches and falling Cloudy and
cool.
Mcrgantown. ". Va. October 16.-
River Z feet inches and falling. Clear
Warren. Pa. October 16.-River 1 feet
Z inches and falling. Cloudy and cool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
HELD UP AND ROBBED.

SUrCIdI 70 IIIE ItVSI7I'I'
Eilenboro. W Va, October 16.-Syd.
ODel, Of this place. eft Sistersville for
his home on horseback last night with
s34O in his pockets, the proceeds OF an
oil transaction closed there yesterday
afternoon. Near Meadville, O'Del was
held up by two highwaymen and re-
lieved Of the whole amount The rob-
bers carried guns and were lying in wait
for their victim
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
4 SUGGESTION.
Edltor of Id Reglster.

TO The Editor of the Register.
S.r'-If the Fulton Republican club
and its managers would be careful in the
selection OF marching members and
leave the roughs from Wheeling out Of
their ranks. they would get more credit
as 4 small club than to try to have a
big turnout with loud and frequent
howiing and insults to other people by
such ruflans. but it looks to be the
motto of Hanna and McKinleyism in
their pilgrimage to Canton to see the
golden -. A citizen and locker on,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
Oil, n / VS..
snecinl TO the Rerister.

Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va. October IS
Parker & Co. got a good showing on the
Dan Little farm yesterday. The well
is almost directly between the OgdLn
and Henderson, fields.
Word comes here today from the
headwaters Of the Little Kancwha. at
which point the South Penn OF Com
pany is developing some wildcat terri
tory, that they had a gooi showing in
the salt sand and wanted an oil saver
sent at once to the vel. II the well is
good one a large scope Of new terri
tory will be opened up.
Oil City, Pa, October 1G.-Credit bal
ances S1.14: certificates, no bids or Of
fers. Shipments, 92,739 barrels; runs,
113.49 barrels.
New York. October 16.-Petroleum,
Pennsylvania crude easier; November
S1141b bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
Cards have heen received II as a

Cards have been received in this city
for the marriage, October 22d, OF Miss
Myrtle Bliss, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. ". Bliss, Of Columbus, Kansas, to
Mr.. Joseph Norman Cook. The eere-
mony WI take place at the residence
of the brides parents, South Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Columbus. at $3.50 p. m.
The bride is a granddaughter Of 7. W.
Bliss. Esq. of this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17

oscted TO file them. They were Ecnos9
from Milwaukee, by Mrs. R. b. smith
and The Founding Time" by WIN.
KEY Mr.. e. Z. Williams read an
exceptionally well prepared and most IN
teresting paper on The Christian Cui-
tire Courses" There was still ano'aeF
S;eannoinement. owing TO the unavola-
obla absencs Of Mr.. G.. w. Kinsey, "Io
was down on the programme Tor paper
on "Pushring the Work in our olaIe;
The meeting adjourned about 10 O'CLOCK
This will be the last day for business
se7sIons Of the Associations, but most 0l
the nastors will remain in t1e CITY over
sunday. The programme for to-day ioi-
io"' p Y p. U. CONTINUED.
devotional Prayer for our
IN. Enc PeonIe: led by E. F. Garrett.
o.292Re1ort of Committee on Noml-
nations. Report Of Committee .so Gn ~, -Te%
Unions. Reports from AsSo'i'''-O-i0'
| Unions. cto+o %
9:4O-Open Parliament on state -
" 1G.SoEReport Ct Sunday School
Board. L. e. Peters. rso,
101O-New Life in Oar ouhuay
School Work, II. Cofer.
to.3O-West Virginia as Fl-ld Tor
Coinortgge Work, L. E. Peters.
J6.5O-The General Work of the A. B.
p. Society, A. J. Rowland,
11:2O-Report of the Church Edlnce
Board. Remarks by the Author, I. I.
Johnson. Discussion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Business. Al
journ.
2:0O-Song and Prayer.
21O-Report on Home Missions. Ac-
dress by Author, l.. w. Holden
2:30-The Field, w. E. Powell.
3:OO-Discussion, led by j. b. Hutch
ison.
3:80-Miscellaneous Business. Adj
journ.
4:10-Meeting OF Boards.
EVENING.
Temperance.
7:3C-Devotonal, Prayer for the Sup
preston Of the Saloon; led by L. d.
Starkey.
7:5O-Report on Temperance. Adj
dress by the Author, 7. F. Holt.
SlO-The OyershadOwing Curse, NJ.
A. Kelley.
S:3O-Union of Forces Against N sa-
Icon. w. H. Adams.
S:50-Report on Obituaries, II. Golfer.
:05-Miscellaneous Business. Adj
journ at will.
SUNDAY.
II go a. m.-Sermons by Ministers
OF the Association under the direction
OF the Committee on Religious Ser
vices.
300 p. m.-Prayer and Conference
Meeting, led by J. D. Simmons.
1870 p. m.-Preaching under the d.
rection of Local Committee.
T. A. Hoge & Co. have received ten
Thousand blank cartridges for the new
campaign canes 1868 Market street.
-O-
The lake &C Wheeling Park has been
filled with water for some tine and /
meets every anticipation.
C11,o1I Millinery our speciality.
OW Gil MARSDEN /. COLVIG.
A-Get the Best
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER. |
loo PER WEEK.
Telephone. 9O7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-17
pOIIrICAI NOTES

Nr. D. J. Ritz. a sanitary potter
working at the Wheeling pottery, who
has heretofore been a Republican, au-
Jh0rizes the announcements that he VIII
vote for Bryan and free silver.
A large free silver meeting was ad-
dressed last night at Yves, Liberty by
Hon. John o. PendletOn and F. H.
LANCE. n. B. McKinly was chairman
The Gsll was crowded and a number of
Republicans were converted TO free sill
YER