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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-24
WHO LIE no. 1887
Wild West Denomination.


Wild West Demonstration.
The Democrats 81 HarfIsou
county indulg In d grand rat,h.
ation meeting at the court house
here last Saturday afternoon Az
o'elock p. M Hon. NJ. Scott.
chaifman OF the county executive
committee, took the eatel ia
Ehand, ana called theassenblv to
rider ouncin9 that theysSere
com ened etler 10 ratify Ethe
nominati lion 81 Bryan and sewall
at the Chicago convention Ia d
graceful speech, Mr.. Scott refer.
red to his first meeting with HE
nominee. when he was i Con.
gresham, and ofthe favorable
Impression made upon himattlae
time. His utterance Of thenaines
LOT Bryan and sewall were greet.
ed with enthusiastic cheers.
The first speaker introduced
was Col a. w. woodfofd of
Weston, whose address was
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-24
LAT Err.

Special dispatch to the TnlscRAa, ~. m.
On the first ballot Kendall for
Treasurer and Trotter for Super
intendent of Schools we're nomi-
mated. The convention is now
balloting on Attorney General.
The Indications are that the bust.
ness viii not be completed until
d late hourto might. Willis.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-24
Hon. Geo. w a tkinson.
aoandea the keynote Of the can

soundel the keynote of the cam.
S qhe applause which punctu.
afed Gle address was almost con
tinuoo< md the speech received
the Close and earnest attention of
! tile niaense audience. Senator
Elkias QIosedS in q brilliant peror-
afioa WHICH was greeted with am
Rofhei 1ltlreslS 81 applause tllat
l.litl liyolz the mammoth struct..
Enre which had resounded with
the eloquent echoes If the Grafton.
After Senator Elkins closed the
convention again took up routine
business.
The following assistant secre-
,taries, had in the mean time been
appointed: Stuart F. Reed, of
Harrison county. LIST district; L,
w. B. Duckwall, of Morgan coun-
ty, I'd district; Chris Payne, of
Fayette county, Sd district, and
j. j. Peterson, of Cabell county,
4th district.
A dispatch from Parkersburg
to the lattelligencer dated July 81,
says: This. city is jammed with
convention visitors. Every train
to the city this afternoon was
crowded The greatest train
load to arrive was the one at Z
o'clock this evening from Clarks-
burg. where. from all appear
ances, the whole First district
turned out en- masse to re-nomi-
nate the gallant Capt. Dovener.
By tomorrow the number of
strangers will be largely in
creased. The situation late to-
night is that Atkinson will un-
Goubtedly be nominated by &C
clamation. Hyer leads in the
race for Auditor and as things
look at present, he will probably
receive the nomination on the
first ballot. La Toilette and his
friends are hustling. however.
and his strength has greatly in
creased. But he is working un-
der q disadvantage, as John z.
Thompson has withdrawn in IA
vor Of Eyer, and will swing his
support TO that candidate. This
turn in affairs is rather sensa-
:tional to say the least. Ash
Prince. Who claims he will have
eighty votes, on the first ballot.
will, it is said, deliver them to
Lafollette. If he finds that ne has
no chance.
LATER La Toilette has been
nominated.
In addition to the above &C.
count the TELEsRAM is able to say
! that Atkinson was nominated for
Governor by reclamation. The
convention is still in session as
we go to press.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-24
DQV enc R.
kheUnanimousc Choice
Of the Republicans
of The
Congressional
District.
rst CONGRESSIONAL
|t,i Gallant Soldier Henry Raymond
Selected for Presidential Elector.
tremendous Enthusiasm.


Copious as was the rainfall on
l. morning of the convention
ID the night before, the crowd
Ia. assembled al the Court
|ouse Tuesday was immense
b the enthusiasm unbounded.
The First Regiment Band en-
Eened things by discoursing old
|ae patriotic airs.
The assembly was called to or
Oy chairman Richards, of the
|ale committee. who named
|Su. Alex. Dulin as temporary
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-24

A young Jew seven years of
age, Arthur Bonnheim, won dis
tinction at Milwaukee for his
knowledge of the Hebrew langu-
age, and was presented with a
gold medal.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-24

Steve Wood. station agent and
general dictator at Sloatsburg,
N. Y, just over the Jersey line
on the Erie Railroad. came out
for free silver the other day.
Greatest thing on earth, !" said
Steve. sCountry'll be ruined
unless we get it.
One Of the farmers went to
town yesterday and was told by
Steve to bring back $50 to pay;
his freight bill. AT train time
last night the villagers gathered
around as the farmer gravely
walked into the station and open
ed his satchel al the window.
Ont rolled eighty big silver
dollars.
NO bills p qnerled Steve.
Mary bill, replied the farmer
winking solemnly at the crowd.
Tibet be good free silver. hain't
it %
And now the Sloatsburg gold
bugs thinks they can convert
steve.-M Y. Wor1d.
Ills q freak to fit the foot, Try
the Holmes Shoe Co. for nice
fitting shoes. l2 IL.
,srnIInce ], ,-,,,y,,. So, 7,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-24
Bryan n Popullst.

The nomination of William j.
Bryan IS far more acceptable TO
the Populists than to the Demo-
Gratis. He mas really been a
Populist for several years, and
in one or two speeches in Ne.
braska threatened to leave the
Democratic party if it did not
adopt certain Populist principles.
His nomination has brought to
the front such men as PETER
and Waite, who declare their in
tention to support him, and urge
that the st. Louis Populist con-
vention endorse his nomination.
This effort at fusion will prob
ably win. The Chicago platform
is all that the most rahid Popu-
list could desire, and the Popu-
list leaders look upon Mr.. Bryan
as one of their own number. He
believes in all the Populist is
sues, and is in every way quall-
fed to act as their leader. OF
course if the Populists support
him they will expect to share IN
the spells if he should be elect
ed.
Senator Stephen B. Elkins was
selected to act as temporary
chairman of the State Republican
Convention at Petersburg
Wednesday, and sounded the
keynote of the campaign.
on easy monthly pay
J. II. Hcrnor q 60.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
Standing of Clubs.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Youngstown. O., May 9.-Wheeling
easily defeated the Youngstown team
at Hazen Park this afternoon before a
crowd Of about $500 people.
Garvey, the new man from Pittsburg,
was in the box for the Nailers and
pitched a steady game. His support
might have been better. but after win
ming the game Captain Darrah grew
little reckless and made three errors in
succession. This was in the eighth in
ming and did no harm. In the fifth the
Wheeling team made the beautiful sum
of nine runs on a triple by Wagner,
doubles by Garvey and Shaw and sim
giles by Shaw, Garvey and Rickert, aid
ed by errors. These runs were made
after a chance was given to retire the
side. Baker will likely pitch Monday
The score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
BASE BALL NOTES.

Nine errors looks bad. Brace up
boys!
Pittsburg dropped down to third
place yesterday.
Saginaw plays at Fort Wayne, and
Jackson at Toledo to-day.
It's a chilly day when Shaw draws a
blank in the base hit column.
None of the Wheeling players will be
swallowing breweries this season.
Wagner has not been doing as good
work as he is capable Of with the stick,
The Youngstown Vindicator calls
him Capt. Gerry" Darrah. Jerry" is
good.
When Wheeling starts to pile up runs
it would take an earthquake to stop
them.
Garvey pitched for the Holy Ghost
College team of Pittsburg, last season.
His work was fair.
There have been no criticisms about
Jack Darrah's methods as yet Darrah
is in better company this year than last
II Wheeling wins one of the two re-
naming games in Youngstown, the
club will come home with percentage
of 800.
The local management cannot COM
plain about the attendance away from
home. Wheeling is drawing like por-
our plaster.
Wheeling has made more runs and
more base hits than any club in the In
terstate. She is not far behind in er-
rors, either.
That game at Fort Wayne yesterday
must have resembled the contests on
the town commons before speedy balls
were used by the pitcher.
Tiffin has a strong semi-professional
team, and will play che or more exhibit
ton games with Wheeling. The open
ing game was witnessed by 1000 per-
sons.
Look out for kicking all through the
game when Jack Darrah. OF Wheeling,
strikes town.-Toledo Blade. Getting
ready to make excuses for defeat, are
you?
Hundreds of fans" depend on the
Register bulletin for their first infor-
nation about the games. The crowds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
M0IrNDSVIILE.

C. B. Riggle. wife and two children.
of Middlebourne, are visiting Mrs. Rig
gle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Shaw,
on Tomlinson avenue.
Miss Edna Thompson is the guest of
friends in Wheeling for few days
The remains of Thomas Higgins were
taken out TO Cameron on the early train
yesterday morning, where they were in
tered in the Catholic cemetery. His
wife, who preceded him just seven
weeks ago, was taken up and both bur-
led side by side in the same grave. He
leaves a family of seven children, five
sons and two daughters, the youngest
Of which is about ten years OF age.
Miss Lizzie Lowe entertained a num-
Der of her young friends very pleasant
ly at her home on Tomlinson avenue,
Friday evening.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee met yesterday afternoon,
and selected June the Goth as the time
OF holding county convention.
The district primaries for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the
different conventions will be held at the
different precincts two weeks from yes
! terday.
The Board of Directors of the Water
Works Company held meeting in tho
Court House yesterday. The members
present from distance being President
Geo. II. Brown, of Pittsburg, and
James McCready, of Braddock. Ths
company is now in good condition, tho
report for last moneth showing 25 new
subscribers on the line.
The work OF piping the town for nat
ural gas will be commenced this week.
and pushed to completion as rapidly
as possible.
Miss Mollie Terrill, an accomplished
young lady of Wheeling, is the guest OF
Miss Clara Mosier, OF the Central Tel
ephone Office.
The Ballot Commissioners met yrCJ
terday afternoon and selected the,p
lowing petit jurymen to serve at -
June term of court: ]. w. McGinnis. 7.
A. Clark. Jas. A. Stewart, Y. B. Rich
ey II. Z. Burton, Silas Johnson. Jas.
+. Wilson, C. B. Wilson, John Patter-
son, D. II. Roberts. S. c.. Clemens,
Theo. Barrick, J. w. Marshall, Henry
Korte, Geo. Bowers, B. +. Peabody, w.
P. Jones, John Eskey, s. w. Wilson,
Louis Kocher, KyIs--Wllllace, Meiysn-
Powell, d. y. Patton, J. II. B. Ander-
son. John Messenger, w. f.. Franklin,
Jacob Stillwell, Andrew Shutter, How
ard Douglass, Chas. Walton, n. r.
Yoho, Henry Wayt, w. A. Blake, and
| John Kern.
The Republican primary for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to the dis
trict and State delegate conventions TO
be held at Clarksburg, was held in the
Office of the Prosecuting Attorney yes
iterday afternoon. The following del
egates were chosen 10 represent both
conventions: T. C. Stillwell, j. d. Bur-
ley, J. A. Manning, John Berry and
Chas. +. Flood.
A farm OF 80 acres, belonging TO the
Mary J. Sivert estate, in Liberty dis
trict was sold at trustees sale at the
front door of the Court House yesterday
afternoon. A. A. Teagarden became
the purchaser for the sum Of S55S.l4.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
IN NEED OF PITCHERS.
The Wheeling Interstate League Club
Tries Hard to Get Some Pittsburg

The Wheeling Interstate League Club
Tries Hard to Get Some Pittsburg
Twirlers
The President of the Wheeling club
of the Interstate League is in hard
way for pitchers. His present staff,
which will round to in time, seems all
awry, says the Pittsburg Times of yes
terday.
He was IN Pittsburg this morning
and used all of his responsiveness to
get Jimmie" Gardner TO help him out.
After the terrible ordeal Gardner had
gone through relative to the street car
accident, in which he was involved, he
felt little like pitching at this stage,
but had diplomacy enough to tell the
President of the Wheeling club that if
he felt at all well in the near future lie
would try and help him out. Manager
Mack, Of the Pittsburgs, has been try
ing ever since the season opened to get
Gardner to put his signature to a Ma
tional League contract, and has thus
far failed. This would indicate that
Wheeling has little chances of securing
his services.
Nothing daunted, the Wheeling mag
nate went in search of Garvey, who held
up the pitching department OF the Holy
Ghost College team so we'll last season.
Garvey said that he could not join the
Wheelings at New Castle yesterday, but
would go in the box for them to-day.
He also tried to get Cape, pitcher for
the p. A. C.. This twirler has a wise
head and a good position, and will not
venture pitching for any but P. a. c..
this season.
The Wheeling president says that his
club has done well in the way of pat
ronage so far, and he looks for the In
terstate to be winner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
WESTERN LEAGUE.

indianapolis, Ind, May 8. Score:
Indianapolis =. $4,000
Columbus :. 80 100000 O. l. So
Davis and Buckley; McGreevy, Grady
and Wilson.
Kansas City, Mo-, May g. Score:
Kansas City :. 10 10000 2-10-17-7
Milwaukee :. ..00023 90 2-11-14-5
Callahan, Barnett and WEIGH; Baker,
Rettger and Spear.
Grand Rapids, Mich, May 8. Score:
Grand Rapids 0O0O041100 -6-S-3
Detroit =. =. ...0020103 001-7-9-6
Hewett and Smink; Gayle and Irvine
ham.
st. Paul, Mimi, May 9. Score:
st. Paul :. :. ..4410000 47-20-20-S
Minneapolis -. 100000 0-14-20-5
Johnson, Phyle, Mullane and Kraus;
Hutchinson, Carney and Moran.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
AMATEUR NOTES.

AT Warehouse grounds:
w. Druid ...........53112412 1-20
Red Stars ..........21 l 6 3 3 2-21
Batteries-Metzner, Moran and Bern
hard; Clancy, Galloway and Stein and
Wells.
At Tunnel Green:
Red Clippers .......224010112-13
Dogtown Growers q 12040001-10
Batteries-For Clippers, Hesse and
Slotcher.
Kraus Stars .....724 5012 % pa
Richards Jr. 80 l 2 o 0 l 0-1S
Pitchers, Sattler and Baker, Pollock
and West.
The Baers Duchess Trousers would
like to play the Martin Blinn's next Sat-
urday at the old fair grounds.
The H. C. Richards Experts would
like to swipe the Jepson Stars next Sat-
urday afternoon at the Central glass
house brick yards.
The w. w. Twins and the Martins
Ferry clubs will cross bats on the Tun-
mel Green at 8 o'clock. The batteries,
for the Twins, Wilson and Farrell; for
Martins Ferry, Murphy and Coss.
Results of several amateur games,
which were handed in for publication,
are left out because they were not
written on the Register score sheet.
The score sheet must be used to insure
publication.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Jrs. were to play the
Daisies yesterday morning, but as the
Daisies did not show up the Y. NJ. c. A. S
claim the game Their lineup is as fol-
lows: Catcher, Kemple; pitchers, Boyd
and North; first base, c. Killmeyer;
second base, Pollock; short stop, Wat
son; third base, Milligan; left field, JEFF
ferson; centre field, RAIDER; right field,
Leonard. Any one wishing a game,
please call on Manager Schatz, Y. NJ. G.
A. building.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
NEW CASTLE DEFEATED.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
New Castle, Pa. May "a batting
streak in the first inning gave Wash
ingtOn a good lead in to-day'S game, end
the home team never showed front The
visitors pitchers were touched up for
ten hits. and New Castle made a grand
rally in the ninth. but could not over
come Washington's lead. There were
a number of brilliant plays in The game.
Attendance, 1900. The score:
New Castle ......1 0 0 0 D 0 Is
Washington =. ...S 0 002 SIS
Base hits, New Castle 10, Washing
ton 10; errors, New Castle :, Washing
ton 4 batteries. Wilcox, Irwin and Gil
boy. Dinsmore, Riley and Bates; UNI
pire, O'Brien.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
CYCLING.

A run to Cadiz and return will be
made to-day, under the management
Of the Wheeling club. The start will
be made early in the morning, from the
clubs quarters on Eleventh street, and
it is expected that Cadiz will be reach
ed in time for dinner The distance is
% miles The Wheeling party will be
made up of about forty riders. They
will go out the National Road to st.
Clairsville, where they will be Joined
by about dozen cyclers from st. Glars
vile, GAINESVILLE and Flushing. If the
weather is fair, the excursion will be
a big success.
Last week was record breaker in
the way of applications for membership
in the League of American Wheelmen.
The number filed was 2,099, this being
L521 more than were ever received before
in any one week. The largest number
received in any one week last year was
ISIS, the list of which was published in
the weekly bulletin on June %, and was
the high water mark until May /, 1896.
The members of the Wheeling club
have received their caps and colors,
through Herbert Rlheldaffer, and they
will be worn to-day on the Cadiz run.
The colors are ribbons of red and black
and they look very attractive.
The uniforms for the Carroll Club
Cyclers have arrived at last, and look
very n0bby. The club will go out for
theft rst time in body next Thursday
evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
Wheeling. May 8, 1895.

The following resolution was adopt
ed at the last regular meeting OF TIA
Potters Local Union No. IS, y. b. OF
o. p:
Resolved, That we endorse the clgat-
makers of Wheeling in their hgnt
against non-union cigars and stogies'
and request our members not TO smoke
or buy any but cigars and stogies bear
ing the union label.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

are interesting to the student of hui
man nature.
The "Jaxon" aggregation is good
base ball team and Is able to give any
team In the Interstate league all the
argument wanted. While showing up
strong now, they are to be strengthened
by a new second baseman and an out
fielder.-Fort Wayne Journal:
The UhrichsvilIe fans" don't know
whether they are for or "forninst"
Wheeling this year. The following is
taken from the Chronicle: GAS to the
Wheeling club, it is pretty fair this
year. 1t has Darrah for captain and its
strongest players are those who were
on the Twin City team last year. If
the boys will come up they will be treat
ed we'll provided they disinfect them
selves, so as to kill the odor of Wheel
ing stogies, garlic and onions), and they
will not be robbed as the Twin Cities
were at Wheeling last summer"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
Standing of Clubs.

Pittsburg. Pa, May GETTYSBURG
made a desperate attempt to save de-
feat. but in spite of the fact that three
pitchers were tried, went down igno-
minously Hawley collapsed utterly in
the seventh. when Killen reBsged him,
doing but little better. and Hastings fin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

The following are The scheduled
games for the coming week: Monday, II.
c. Richards VS.. Carroll Club; Tuesday,
Daisies VS.. Summernachtsfesters; We'd
nesday, Boomers VS.. Harvests; Thurs
day, Sunshine and Mail Pouch; Friday,
La Belle VS.. Apegs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

ceeded in getting quite large amount
of money to organize and sustain base
ball club in this city for this season.
They have a lease for FIVE years on a
good plot OF ground and are busy erect
ing fences and grand stand. It is a
sure go and will be literally patronized.
TORONTOS WON A GOOD GAME.
Special to the Register.
Toronto, o., May 9.-The New Cum
berland Blues opened their handsome
ball park this afternoon, named Porter
Park, with large crowd in attendance
to help them out in their first game, but
luck was against them, and the Toronto
Reds, their great rivals of last season,
administered to them a singing de-
feat, although they earned their vic
tory. The New Cumberlands succeed
ed in tieing the score in the sixth in
ming, but the steady and effective work
of John Daniels for Toronto retired
them at opportune times, and Toronto
batted Cornell, the New Cumberland
twirler, all over the lot, finishing by a
score of to 3.
The score:
New Cumberland ....000012OO0-3
Toronto ....... ..00021021 II
Hits, off Daniels 5, off Connell 8; two
base hits, McShane, Daniels, c. Daniels,
Twaddle, Goodwin, New Cumberland;
errors, 5 each; batteries, for Toronto,
Daniels and Brooks, n. c., Connell and
Cheeks; umpire, Foley; time, 200.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY Fun ofI1I
The administrator Of the estate OIL
Elizabeth Chute will sell the property
on Main street. suitable for grocery OF
saloon. dwelling included, at pubic
sale on Tuesday, May 18TH, atfleyen
o'clock. Wheeling time. This - Yaiu,
able property and will be sold on nali
cash payments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
NEW ADvERTSE MENTs
WHEELING WOMEN.

We don't suppose there's city any.
where in which the women are quicker
to locate a genuine bargain than the
women of Wheeling. They've found
out that we have the admirable habit of
doing just what we say. They've
found out that there is more Low Shoe
Style and more Comfort to be had here
for Moderate Prices than the town ever
knew before.
Prices Are Never High.
ELExRNDER,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

nj, IS not The only big Silk offer
...s MAKING this week, but we in
7, y, irspeCtion Of the stock. See
4, e,'5s. then we will talk price,
.ts-a tsiaq is certain, and the la
4, # Wheeling and vicinity know
7. I'm. the largest assortment Of
eSg and other Silks is at our
..,.1c
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

Summer Corsets. soc worth 81 90;
Wide Persian and Plain satin Ni""'"
csc worth soc. .,b 3oo
Remnants India Lawn, IL ~ wot'n
summer Underwear. every klnu '"'"P'
Dress trimmings INV swABACKERs.