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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28
THE RIGHT NAME
Hut the Wrong NIHn-Enprriencc OF til,
french Consul to lInIntlsn.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2I.-The first per-
sons TO board the steamer La Bretagne.
OF the French line, after she was made
fast TO her dock this morning, We're
two men OF middle age and business
like manner. They made their way 10
the saloon deck, and approaching n
handsome man OF military mien who
stood talking to 4 woman. one OF them
said: This Is Monsieur Charpcntier. I
bclieve?"
"Ou!." replied the man with polite
bow. THAT is my name. What Is
your pleasure"
I've are officers Of the law and It is
our unpleasant; duty TO take You into
custody" replied one Of the two men.
Yes" interposed the other, land
this. ! suppose ~ Madame Dupont. We
will have 10 arrest her, too"
By this time crowd had gathered
about thr group, and 1t was learned
that the man and woman had been mis-
taken by the detectives for George
CharpentIer, a French artist. and
Nine Alice Dupont, his model, with
whom he Is said to have eloped from
Paris fortnight ago.
When the facts became known to the
man and woman they laughed heartily
and the man said:
at Is true my name ls ChnrpentIcr,
but l am not the man you are looking
for"
He went TO explain that his name Is
]. C. Charpentier and that he Is the
French consul al Mazatlan. Mexico.
And this lay" he said, with n
sweeping bow, "is Madame Charpen-
tier. my wife"
In proof of his statement Consul
CharpentIer showed the detectives his
official papers and after making pro-
fuse and abJect apologies, the officers
left the ship,
The artist and his model both of
whom are married. were not among the
La Brctagne's G9l passengers. The
immigration officials were also on the
watch FOR them and careful inquiry
was made among the $50 stecrage pas
Sengers without result.
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D0vENER DAY
In Harrison Connty-rhn Doughty Cap
tain Addresses Two Iiig Meetings.

tain Addresses Two Iiig Meetings.
Special Dispatch TO tho lntSlllgsncer.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va, Sept. 27.-
Tho Republican rally at lliE Isaac, Dod-
drldgc county, yesterday was u mag
nlilcent success, There was an all.day
picnic dinner on the grounds. two bands
and nm audience Of 1900 people. It was
hy tar the hlggcst denomination ever
held In that community. Captain
Dovener was tho orator OF tho day and
Major A. c. Moore, N. II. Willis and J.
T. Carter also made speeches.
Il waB n vote making occasion and
Captain Dovencr was at his best. At
night an enthusiastic meeting Wal held
at Wilsonburg. Harrison county. Tho
hall had been beautifully decorated by
Mr.. W. NJ. Francis, and when Captain
Dovener arrived he found an audience
that far exceeded his expectations
Every available Space was occupied
when Mr.. John Flynn called the meet
lnS TO order and named lion. Henry
Wickenhofer aS chairman. CNptaIn
Dovcner spoke for about two hours and
was given close attention and frequent
ly applauded,
|, Well may II have been said that Sat-
urday was Dovener day In old Ilarri-
son.
Captain Dovencr'S attention was called
TO the correspondence In the IntelllEen-
Ger concerning the challenge that hc
meet Col. Arnett in debate. He had not
heard OF It before. and notwithstanding
the decision OF his committee he eX-
pressed an earnest desire to accOmmo-
date Col. Arnett, and provided he can
cancel some engagement already made
he will consent 10 a debate where they
can have an audience from five TO ten
thousand with stenographers present TO
report the discussion In full.
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irt Without a Fo0d foundation.

ture Without good foundation.
Among other thugs he said.
We are building forward Into the
future without knowing what we are
building upon. or knowing whether we
are building upon anything In partlcu-,
lar that contains In itself che inllH.
penslhle elements pt permanenCe. Ma
tcrinl commodities In tho shape OF
stocks and bonds, products ~ TIM soil
and manufacturers have the same In
trInsic value IN the United States as
they had six months ago. But tho lden
Is In the air that all Of this Is presently
10 be dumped upon foundations too
fictitious TO sustain themselves, and
stllF less 10 sustain the enormous
weight OF our national economies that
~ proposed to plnce' urnn them.
There IL feeling that there are ctor-
nal PRINCIPLES that It Is proposed to mix
with an alloy Of chiefly human invcn-
ton. and that this lncoherent conglOm-
GRAFTON Is to be used In mortarlng up
underneath the terrific weight OF our
national veal and destiny, and stocks
20 down. or course they 80 down. and
they VIII continue to so down TIL there
Is restored the conviction that tho
government Is to be set up on a bot
tom that viii not give.
Il am not here 10 argue financial
questions. but tho present situation In
our country Is an illustration on n pdr-
tentlous scale OF the truth am trying
TO drive home that You cannot move
with riGor, nor strike with effect ex-
cept as you feel on the Instant the ever
lasting ilXlty OF the rock your foot Is
planted upon.
National prosperity Will come bacl:
when confidence comes back, and con-
tidence viii return when the nation
gets Its fect out of the quagmire and
back to granite. And attempts are be-
inS made deliberately aud In hot blood
20 crush out all lingering remains OF
that mutual confidence. and such pro-
cedure dare Ia brand on this altar of
gold as thoroughly, false to the spirit OF
the gospel. and accurSedly treasonablc
TO our collective interests and national
destiny"
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AS A JOKE
Republican Names on u Free silver Club
List Not AnIhorlir,l.

LAST Not Authorized.
Special Dispatch TO the IntelliEcncer.
RAVENSWOOD. w. Va, sept. o..
The Sunday Register contained an lc-
count OF free silver club organization.
not Democratic. Mt this place Saturday
night, with $50 voters. twelve OF whom
have heretofore been Republicans. We
do not question the fact that $50 names
appeared upon the list, but they are not
all voters, unless the law lets fourteen
year-old boys vote, and the twelve Re-
publican voters names upon the list
which were placed there as n Joke by L.
w. Brown, are az good Republicans to-
day as can be found anywhere. and all
OF whom dlsclalm any knowledge whut-
ever OF their names being, on the list.
and have been members of the Republi-
can club here for two weeks.
Such acts rs this will only react upon
those who are trying to make capital
out OF II. II the Republicans throughout
the .tate are as firm rs they are here
West Virginia Is safe and sure for Nc
Kinley and Atkinson.
Hon. G. w. Atkinson arrived In town
to-day on his way To Spencer, where he
speaks Tomorrow. He IL looking well
Notwithstanding the fact that he Is
speaking 10 immense crowds twice each
day,
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DAYTON IN BERKELEY.
Indications that lie will Receive n
Largely Increased Majority.

Special Dispatch t0-thc lntcllIgcnCer.
MARTINSBURG, ". Va, Sept. 27.-
Congressman Dayton and Hon. u. s. G.
Pltzer addressed the largest and most
enthusiastic meeting held here during
the campaign, Rt the opera house last
night. Hon. GCoge NJ. Bowers presided
The big crowd gave undivided atten-
tlon TO the convention arguments in
favor Of good government and sound
and stable currency. Manlfesttng ap-
prOval by frequent applause and cheers.
.Dayton's speech closed his campaign
In Berkeley county. He has made nine
speeches In the county since his renomi-
nation, and at each place was accorded
an enthusiastic reception by n big
crowd The Indications are that he Will
carry the county by n greatly increased
majority. Even the Popocrats conCedc
this now They say that Brown Is no
speaker and lost votes BY his speeches
here and at llcdgcvlllc. The Demo-
cratic congressional executive commit
teeman from this county has advised
his withdrawal from the stump,
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JOINT DISCUSSION
Between Senator Stuart q. Heed aud Col.
Hen wilson.

Hen Wilson.
Special Dispatch to the IntelIgencer.
CLARKSBURG. W., Va. Sept. 81
The announcement that Joint discus
sion between Senator Stuart i. Reed
and ex-congressman Bent. Wilson would
take place at Lost Creek. a station on
the West Virginia & Pittsburgh rail-
road, ten miles from Clarksburg, ut
tracied very large crowd 10 that point
on Saturday evening II was TO be IL
battle Of giants, and In the Democratic
stronghold Of old Harrison. Cal. Wilson
had the double advantage of.gettinE the
choice In the division OF time and In hav-
Ing an audience In which Democrats
were six times as numerous as Republl-
cans.
George Hhrmcr was elected chairman
and in graceful speech introduced
Senator Reed. who made most slo-
quent and convincing address. captur-
ing the audience by his logical dcduc-
tlon
: Col. Wilson'S reply was a cautious eva
sion, while the senator's was Il strong
array of facts. The closing speeches
were fine examples Of Intellectual spar
ring, In which the veteran statesman
found his younger opponent more than
his equal in argument and eloQuenc-.
The Republicans were jubilant over the
meeting,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28
GEN. PALMER TALKS
On the Political Situation-Thinks Nc
ISinl,y Will he Elected.

Sinlsy Will he Elected.
WASHINGTON. D. C.,Sept. o7.-sen-
ato7 John ". Palmer, OF Illinois. the
PRESIDENTIAL candidate OF the National
Democratic party, arrived In the city
;rs afternoon from Philadelphia. The
senator Is on his way TO his home IN L.
"n"!S. and stopped in this city to pay
visit 10 his married daughter, and for
the purpose OF looking after some de-
p'Tmental business requiring his at
i"nton. He will leave for Springfield
either tomorrow or the next day.
Next week he has some matters de-
maHf!ng his presence at the meeting
~ the supreme court OF Illinois at Otta-
va, and after that will hold himself In
'ead.ness to respond to calls for
Speeches that he may be asked TO make
by tina national committee. The senator
lofs not as yet know what demands
'h'F= VIII be made on him in this re-
siect
Concerning his brief trip In the east
EN- states and the general outlook, the
'+aai1r tonight spoke substantially
as I5ll1ws:
"ls very much pleased and graf
H'f Al my reception and ut the audi
enc"S which greeted me In the. various
',-'"7. and especially Mt the predoml-
htHc" %: young men In the orEaniza-
IHh of In" party. There Is nn evidence
- organization and carnestnegS OF
purpose tnat shows great fighting
strength. The national party " the
.",y OF tho future. The Democratic
LiiflF il passing from the hands of the
'N'r! leaders like liIll and Morrison,
.." u" young men iare coming to the
.'2aI The Democratic party organI-
%t'E'A Ia In bad shape In New England,
%"N IoFk and Pennsylvania. and the
!''ph"l.tan pnrty viii carry that Sec
"o" u the country. Mckinley. be-
,r.''. all also carry Maryland and H.
,'h',' ana l think he viii be elected
p!e1.!,ul." -
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CANTON, Ohio. Sept. e7.-Major Nc.
K,n.cy spent Sunday very quietly. lie
and Mrs. Mckinley took dinner at the
home " Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. c. Barber,
Mrs. Barber being Mrs. McKinleys
.j.ar. The day was cold and rainy
snI except for this trip the family
,psnt the whole day about the open
Ire In the library.
Saturday night closed an evcntful
week and Monday morning Gpcns up
anothcr. The appointments for the
week are about double the number ar
ranged for last week. Major Mckinley
seems 10 be enjoying his usual good
health and stands the strain remark
ably we'll Engagements have already
been made with more than score OF
delegations for the week. Dates have
been fixed Us late as October 81 and
there are but one or two open dates
between now and that time. The weeks
engagements are as follows:
Monday. September IS. farmers and
citizens OF Lisbon and ColumbIana
county. ohN; delegates 10 the Afro
American Methodist Episcopal confer
snce. now In session in Cleveland.
Tuesday. September 20, Locomotive
engineers from Chicago Sand vicinity:
I'd soldiers from Sandusky: Baltimore
K Ohio railroad men. farmers and busi-
ness men from Northern Indiana and
Missouri, along the line OF the Santa Fe
ladies' Mckinley Club,of Gin
c!nHati. and farmers OF Gcauga county.
Wednesday. September 30, citizens OF
Releiunte, Pa. and vicinity; citizens OF
northwestern Ohio In the vicinity OF
Dslphos and Vanwert.
Thursday, October l. Mckinley and
Hobart Club. OF Ravenna and Port
gaze county. Ohio: Clarke county Nc
kinlcy brigade from Springfield, Ohio.
Friday. October 2, italian club, with
baad and military company, OF Chica-
"a; farmers from the Panhandle OF
West Virginia. starting from Wheeling.
Saturday. October }. Mckinley and
Hobart Club, of Venango county. Pa.
starting from Franklin: commercial
travellers sound money club, from
Mansfield and vicinity: wheelmen from
al over the United States: Bohemian
American citizens OF Cleveland, Ohio;
miners. farmers, mechanics and busi-
Ness men from Sunday Creek Valley,
Ohio. starting from Gloucester; the
"News" Mckinley and Hobart Club,
rom Harrisburg, Pa, including me-
'hanlcs, iaboring men. business men
and professional men. Swedish Amer!-
.aa Club. OF Rockford, Ills.
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WHAT WATSON SAYS.
lie Claims Mr. Bryan Cannot Get the Fall
Popuitst Vote.


NEW YORK. Sept. 2T.-Thomas Wat
son, the Populist candidate for vice
president, telegraphs to the World
review OF the political situation In
which In conclusion he says:
Under present conditions Mr.. Bryan
cannot get the full PopuliSt vote. He
cannot get II In Kansas or Colorado.
He cannot get It In North Carolina or
Nebraska. In the friendlIest gplrIt
Siye Chairman Jones this warning. He
will make the blunder OF his life II he
listens to the fusion leaders and be-
l!eveS that n full Popul!st vote can be
had for Bryan with Sewall on the tick
ct.
Populist voters are men who have
educated themselves on political topics
They Will not stultIfy themselves BY
voting against their convictions. They
Will not vote for a man who. Il Mr..
Bryan dies. will make us another pres
ident after the fashion OF Grover
Cleveland. They may not be able to
break up the fusion deal, but they can
stay at home.
The contract made at ST. Louis for
united Demonratic-Populist ticket
should be carried out in good faith.
Democratic managers should not ex-
pect TO hold us to 1t when they ignore
It themselves.
II Mckinley Is elected the RESPONSE
bi!!ty Will forever rest upon those
managers. who had II In their power
TO control by fair means two million
votes and who lost them by violating
the terms OF the compact.
The writer OF this has stood .loyally
by Mr.Bryan throughout the campaign
and will continue to do so. and 1t is
out OF n sincere desire to see him elect
ed that he points out the weak place in
our lines In time for 1t TO be straighten-
ed
AIR. Chairman Jones can do 1t, Is
under implied contract to do 1t, ard
should. for Mr.. Bryan's sake, lose no
time In doing It,"
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FOR SOUND MONEY.
a Large Meeting OF Honest Dollar
Democrats ut Grafton
ADDRESSED BY HENRY A. ADAMS

or New York Ciiy-rhr Gathering was
Under the Auspices OF tho baltimore T.
Ohio Railway Employee sound Money
Club b-i'rosidcnt Estop Denounces Ithc
Charge that tho Members or tho Club
Connected Themselves with II Through
Fear OF Losing Their Jobs-Onr ofthc
Most En,husin,tie Meetings Ever Held
In nGrnnon-Adpms'sp speech was Received
with tho Wiidr,t Denominations OF
Approval.
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An cmployc OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad was robbed nj his boarding
house at Benwo0d Junction yesterday
afternoon Of $50. lie had been running
double time and when ho went TO bed
he placed Ms pants. containing the mo-
ncy under hlS pillow. White he slept
some person entered and stole the mo-
nry. When h. discovered his loss he
Informed the authorities who made n
search of the town, Tho Bcllnre and
police arrested Two men suspected of
the robbery. tH..'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28
REV DR., PARKHURsT's SERMON
V" The Political Situatiun-IIIs ruIminn-
ilDnS Against Free Silver.


"E" YORK. Sept. frey. DR.
'""FI'1 II. Parkhnrst sgnalIzcd his
'.Hfn from Europe to the pulpit OF
''ai.'1n Square Presbyterian church
many by preaching n sermon on the
''"i!eal situation. The church was
mel 4 number Of silver mon who dis
,i''1'rl 6f the Doctors Views being In
'I' congregation. Some of thege made
lt"tng comments on leaving the
."'. after tho sermon.
" l"h the doctor waS told Of these
.Nn"nis. he remarkad There is
.3 m this thing than tho silver qtIrs-
ana Home Sunday IN the near fu-
! am gnIng to speak my mind
w.. J., IN" treatment of labor by capital
'n. nat mince words. either"
"" u the visitors To the church wDg
Nrcf william =. ST. John, OF the
In'rdilc national committee, lie
Z. E ''''"'' ''''
=. 81. John ls pnr Of our dhacony."
,"' Or. Parkhurst after Ferylrr. Thc
,'.''h"r led up to what he had To say
'i the campaign by an argument In
ID" U no tried 10 Show that II was I'm.
n'1lDIc 10 make anything without ma
"'nI' and impossible to build a struc-
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DARING HOLD.Up
of PAymasicr Al CIin Top, West vir-
Cinin-Ihe ltobber Fatally. Shoot. Him.

CINCINNATI, ohIo,Sept. 27.-A spe-
cal from Charleston. ". Va. says:
A daring hold up occurred on the
Short Line railway between Sewall and
Cllf Top eight miles from this city.
yesterday.
Joe Thompson, who came from the
west about year ago, learned that W.
l.. Wilson, book-keeper and paymastrr
OF the LOngdale Iron COMPANY, at
GIN Top, was going up the road In the
afternoon to pay off the men. Wilson
had S2.S0O with him and rode on the en-
glne. When the train reached lonely
spot In the mountains Thompson, who
had boarded the train, held up all those
In the engine at tn. point OF two re-
volvers. He suddenly grabbed the mo-
ney from Wilson and Jumped from the
engine. Wilson shot at THOMPSON
twice and missed him. Thompson re-
turned the fire. shooting Wilson fatal
~. Thompson made good his escape.
and Wilson Is dying Tonight. a posse
is in pursuit and Il lynchng is expect
cd
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A HORRIBLE FATE.
Three Zig Rats Attack n sirrpiug Infant
aud Ennw II 10 Death

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept 27.-IThrec
big rats attacked the, two-monttrs' old
baby Of Isaac Asher last night. gnaw-
Ing IT'S face, head and neck to such an
extent TINT 1t died in II short time.
The mother OF the child had gone 10
market .nnd the father had Left IL
sleeping on bed In II room on the sec
ond iioor while he went Into his store
down stairs.
i!nt n short time had elapsed. when
Mr.. Asher heard the infant crying as
though In pain, h. hurried up stairs
and az he entered the Chil1's room,
three large rats Jumped from the
blby's couch md scnmpered OF.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intcllscnc"r
WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 9i.7-iaaC
White, white, aged ihlrty-Scvcn years,
OF Meadow Lands, four miles north Of
Washington. was perhaps fatally shot
between twfnvc and ono o'Clnck Sun
day morning by Wilbert Lewis, rnlorcd,
In liermnn's Hlloy. White IL coal
miner and with II companion, Henry
Mull,. came to town Saturday evening,
nnd visited paradise Alley" While
there. hiR companion became Involved
In IL quarrel with William Edmundson,
colorcd, and Lewis uterfercd where
upon Lewis pulled n revolver and shot.
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A QUIET SABBATH
srsrt by Major Mckinley After an
Evcntiul Week.
ANOTHER ONE OPENS UP TODAY

, Large Number OF Delegations niiiedto
Visit tdu,on ihls Week, brInIlns the
Farmer, of tho Pan-ilnudlc OF West
virginia, Starting From Wheeling. Gem
s,Al Palmer on the Political situation.
lie Relieve, Mckinley viii he Elected.
H,v. Dr. parkhur,t siEnaiir0 Ills Re-
turn From, Ills Vacation by Preaching
assTmon on the silver Craze.
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: MEETING AT M0N0NGAH.
Jarrou hddrrssr.thr Miners on the Issues
az The Cmnnnnign.


Special Dispatch to the ln,elliEcnccr..
FAIRMONT, W. Va. Sept, IA
monster meeting Of Republicans was
held last night Mt Monongah, the center
OF the large coal interests here, to listen
to the address OF Hon John Jarrett, nr
Pittsburgh. The question Of wages and
tariff appeal peculiarly to this section
and there are few who can handle the
subject more undcrstandIngly than tho
speaker Of the evening.
Special trains We're run on the Monon-
Enhcla River rallroad north and south
aud there we're fully 1000 people and
four bands present. The Falrmont del
cgntion returned about II o'clock and
paraded the streets and had several
short speeches here. 1t was a most en-
thusnstlc occasion.
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Took Lnudnnum In III, Coffee.


'F7T77'TIT I7TrF''EETI To HT'V IFE1VTHtEFTO'T'
MAKf1NSBURG, W. Va. Sept a.
4. Tlngslrum, cigar maker, about
thirty-thrrc years OF age, took an
ounce or laudauum In his coffee last
night. Will suicidal intent and died
to-day from the effects. His wife, saw
him take the poison. but supposed II
was medicine. This morning he was
found IN stupor and All efforts to
arouse him failed. lie was d heavy
drInkcr and was intoxicated ut the
time
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CINCINNATI. ohSo. Sept. 2T.-Sev-
a.al hundred wheelmen from Ohio and
kentucky will make a pilgrimage 10
Canton. this week. They will carry
Mckinley notices and various designs,
The wheelmen from Southern Ohio and
kentucky leave here Wednesday
morning and will be Joined by Other
hsycle clubs as they pass through
ohio towns. The procession OF wheel
men will pull Into Canton Saturday
morning. early. and give a parade.
N-etIDgs of wheelmen win be held
along the way.
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SNecIaI DIspntch 10 The IntellIgonccr.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. .27.-Rob-
crt Adams. II painter. aged thirty-fvc
years. OF kaloramu, Il Washington
suburb. committed suicide this morn
Ing by swallowing an ounce OF carbolic
acid at the residence OF his brother, j.
Q. Adams, $40 West Chestnut street. It
appears that he had n quarrel with his
wife on Saturday evening.
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Chickrring Upright for sale.

We have one Of ChicRerlng Sons latest
and most modern Upright Pianos, pur.
chased about one year ago, which has
had little or no uScs; The owner must
dispose Of II. and In order to do 40 quick
" viii sell II ut Il great sacrifice. The
piano can be seem At our warrruoms,
i, W. BAUMER CO.,
No. 1910 Market street,
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Persons contemplating the study nr
music IN any Of I,s branches will find II
10 ihcIr Interest to walt Tor the opening
0t the wheeling Cons s+ryRtOry OF Music,
catalogue. HENRY J. ARBENH.
Director.
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A BIG SUCCESS
Was the Farmers Meeting and
Darbccuc, Saturday.
TIE PANHANDLE REPUBLICANS

Were Out IN Force 10th In the Afternoon
and Evening-Captain "Jnrk" Craw-
forJ oIabs uIt-Mr. Hart spoke OH
Wool aud ,ionry-The Visiting Clubs
Went Out for the Evening Meeting, and
Made Fine showin g-lneidepts Of tho
Day.
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meeting, and certainly many more DEM
oern,3 who henrd Mr., Adams than those
who came to listen TO General Watts,