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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-22
BRIDGEPORT.

The puddlers at the Aetna-Standard
mill will resume work this morning.
The Wheeling creek coal mines were
running yesterday.
Miss Clyde Bell, OF Steubenville, re-
turned home yesterday after a several
weeks visit with her cousin, Miss Eva
Coss.
Bane Crawford, who has been i'll for
some time with typhoid fever, is slowly
recovering.
This evening at the Opera House Capt.
W. H. c.. Bowen will lecture on Gus
ter's Last Fight" The lecture will be
illustrated with stereopticon views and
promises TO be something worth hear
ing.
]. H. Hall returned home last even
ing from a weeks visit with his son
at Westfeld, N. Y.
Capt. Lorenzo Danford was in town
yesterday for a short time.
Charles Greer has purchased a fine
Jersey COW.
The Hillside Rod and Gun Club That
have been hunting for the past two
weeks out the c., L. & W., have re-
turned home.
Hon. Allen o. Meyers. of Cincinnati.
has been secured by the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee at Martins Ferry
this evening, and large number of pee
pie of this place have signiied their in
tentiOn of attending tfa meeting. l. will
be held in the Bryan Bimetalic Club hall
and anybody wanting information on!
the money question should hear Mr..
Meyers.
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commended that the project be deferred
for another year. The report was adop-
ted.
Reports were received and acted upon
from a number Of standing committees
Of the Conference, among them Church
Furniture, Freedman's Aid Society,
Bible Cause, Epworth League, Observ-
ance of the Sabbath, etc.
DR.. Hutchinson, President of the
State Seminary at BuGhannon, was then
introduced and talked at some engA
on the work and the needs of the in
s,itution. He was followed by Bishop
Hurst. who made a long argument on
behalf of the American University at
Washington. d. c., after which col
lection was taken up for it, Last years
collection for this cause was $500. This
years collection was nearly double, be-
ing S754.
After the reading of the list appoint
ments. the Conference adjourned.
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RELAAIRE.

On Saturday evening the executive
committee of the Populist party in :his
county placed in nomination for the
Office of Sheriff, Sherman G1assgo
of Pultney township. Mr.. Glassgo has
always been a leader in labor circles
here especially among the coal miners,
and holds the confidence of his fellow
workmen of both parties, and is well
respected by the people Of all lines Of
trade wherever known.
Andrew Tolmie in getting off his en-
CINE at Rayenna, O., slipped and was
nearly precipitated beneath the wheels
AS it was his back was badly wrenched
and it is thought that he may have sus-
tanned an internal injury. His physi-
clan ordsre him kept quiet.
Dan McCloud. who, III is charged
stole A. J. Reitz's bicycle last week,
was bound over to court by the Mayor
in $500.
The man who stole A. N. Simpsons
wheel was not captured but the wheel
was recovered. and the police will
likely not make much effort to capture
him.
tan church will give farewell recep-
ton to their pastor, Rev. R. G. White,
and wifi. The Rev will start in short
time for Harrison, Ohio, where he will
locate
A wagon load of Epworth Leaguers
of the First NJ. E. church under the
charge of District President DR.. J. s.
Mcclellan. went out 10 Brooks Run and
paid a fraternal visit to the league out
there. There were twenty IN the crowd
and they had a very fine ride and meet
ing.
Mrs. Rate Poorman and three child
rem started on the midnight train Sum
day night for Ellsboro, Ohio, where
she will reside in the future.
Mrs. George Taylor AMI Mss MOllie
Wslshhance. of the Fourth ward, spent
SUNDAY at Wheeling.
William Duke, of the Fourth ward.
aged IS years, died Sunday night from
rheumatism.
The Second ward silver club are anx-
ions that everybody should remember
that James c. Tallman will give an
address in Nonaghan's hall on Friday
night next.
c. c. Kelly, of Armstrong; Mills,
was in Bellaire yesterday on business.
Frank Rickson, of Powhatan, was
registered at the hotel Anderson yes
terday.
Martin Ney, of tn Third ward, will
co to SEQ college this week to study
pharmacy
prof, leeds gave splendid show last
night. His sleeping hypnotist subject
in. Friedmans window attracts quite
= large amount of curiosity and debate.
He will be awakened tonight on the
stage during the performance.
Dewitt. Danford, the assignee OF
Charles Henry, will offer for sale to-day
two very desirable pieces of property.
The Capitols and Irish Sluggers play
ed ball Saturday on the common. Score
II to 9. in favor of the Capitols
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WOODSFIELD.

Woodsfeld, September 21.-A big
crowd in town to-day for the Demo-
cratic mass meeting.
Judge briggs, Of Bridgeport, Ohio,
is registered at the New Columbia.
Mr. Charley HaSn and MIR. Glenn
Hoeffer spent yesterday with Temper
vile friends.
Miss Jane Eddy and neica, Miss Luna
Eddy. are visiting Bsaisyille friends.
The telephone line was completed
between here and Lewisville and Stat
ford Saturday.
Mr. William Reel is on the sick list,
contend 10 his home with rheumatism.
Miss Estella Nelson, Of Ozark, Ohio,
was the guest Friday OF Woodsiield
friends.
Capt. Brock and wife, of Stafford, arr
guests of friends here this week.
Miss Ella Bishop, who has been
home spending her vacation, returned
TO Zanesyilla, Ohio, to-day.
do you know where the bad ople VINO
do not 20 to church go. Johnnie
My pop goes fishing. '-Philadelphia
North American.
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FAIRMONT'S BIG CLUB.
Remarkable Enthusiasm Evinced, and
Big Club FOrmed-Preparations for


Remarkable Enthusiasm Evinced' and
Big Club neutrality-suspicious. Tor
Heavy Work
Special TO the Register.
Fairmont. w. Va. September 21.-As
mentioned in the Sunday Register. the
Fairmont Free Silver Club was orgar-
lied at the Court House last Saturday
night. with a membership of sol. CThe
number given in the Register was 4SI,
but the remainder Of the names We're OBJ
tanned before the cub adiourned0 Of
the sol, % were formerly Republicans,
but intend to vote for Bryan and free
silver this year.
This large crowd is very encouraging
TO F2irmonJ Democrats. as il is the larg
est pONtial club ever organized here,
which depend upon its immediate vicin-
iJy for its members. There are also two
other free silver clubs close to here, be-
ing at Barracksvi,le. three miles east
with 1873 members, and at Watson, a
mile south. with 100 members.
The Normal School boys are thinking
Of organizing a marching club. There
are IS boys enrolled there, So Of which
are Democrats. and Il OF the SO are vot-
ers.
The permanent officers Of the club ate
as follows: President. Fred r. Martin
secretary, W. II. Conway; assistan,
secretary. John Bebout; corresponding
secretary, Ed. T. Meredith; treasurer.
John c. Galiahue. and vice presidents,
Thomas s. Haymand. w. H. Martin. B.
L. Butcher. Brady Meredith, Patrick
Gett.ngs. ST., Frank R.dge.y and L. c.
Rishmire.
The club starts off under very favor
able circumstances. Attorney W. II.
Conway, formerly president of the
club. when approached by your repre-
sentative said:
when l recall the fact that it has on
lv been d few years Il believe in 1890,
when l first assumed the responsibility
O. the organization Of a cub at tAis
place. with a membership of II, l can
-lv that T am much pleased with the
0rrgr=ss we have made as club.
hope The day Is not far distant when this
temporary organization may be made
permanent and the club become a fixed
branch of he Democratic party n this
county. The meeting on Saturday, eve
ming IS evidence TO me that the voters
have confidence in our party. in its
/ leaders. and the ability Of our nominees
I Co carry into effect the principles advo-
Gated by our PLATFORM
Greet preparations are being made for
The Watts meeting here Tuesday night
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GOOD MELTING AT WESTON.
Several Fine Addresses Are Delivered Be
fore the Bryan Club and Its Friends

Several Fine Addresses Are Delivered Be
fore the Bryan Club and Its Friends
To the Editor of the Register.
Weston. ". Va, September 21.-For
the first tim since the Weston Bryan
Free Silver Club was organized. there
was meeting OF the Democrats Satur-
day night AT haif-pas, seven Presi-
dent r. L. Bland called the large and
enthusiastic crowd TO order. and W. b.
McGary was introduced, and held the
audience for a while in a telling speech.
Col. \. W. WoOdford and f. NJ. Chal-
FAINT responded n speeches replete with
facts and figures. showing how the
country had prOspered under free coin
age and how il has refrigerated under
the single standard Dr. w. A. Rymer
was ca.lsd for and made a logical dis
cussion on the great issues before the
people. and dealt considerably in State
politics. concluding with a happy en-
conium on Bryan and General Watts.
Ii is confidently believed that Lewis
will give go majority for the Demo-
cratic ticket. A MEMBER.
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DoyENzu And MEIGHEN
Make Statements at Roseby's Rock That
Drove Republicans 10 Bryan and Free


Drove Republicans 10 Bryan and Free
silver
To tho Editor Of the Register.
Ros5y's Rock, W. Va, Septem-
Der z1.-H0l. 3. T. Meighen and VIM.
D0vener addressed a fair sized crowd at
this place tonight. and from Inc amount
Of applause at Che mentioning Of McKin-
ley. Atkinson and DOvener's names by
She speaker. Your correspondent is safe
in saying that at leas, one-half the crowd
were for Bryan and free silver. and if
young D0y- ner and Mr. Meighen had
talked 90 the people about one hour
longer the whole crowd would have been
converted 10 Bryan and silver.
In answer to a question put to young
D0ven r. he acknowledged that 30 cents
per bushel was all tha, the farmers Of
Chis section could ever hope 20 get for
wheat under a gold standard. and was
inclined TO believe that 80 cents would
wlea under q gold standard. and he was
should be satisfied He also said that
the free silver advocates were either ig-
n0ran- about the money question or We're
Gishon st, and l suppose Of course,
young Dovener would class L. S. SEN
s-0r Henry N. Teller as being a man
who does not understand the money
question. or that Senator Teller is dis
honest; and does Mr.. Dovener know
iaa- Senator Teller's mining investments
consist of gold mining and not silver
W;n.ng? And does Mr.. Dovener know
tta. Senator Teller is sum5ing the
country for VIM. J. Bryan? Benny
called jh5 Democrats very bad names
ana read extracts from Cleveland and
o,her g0ldbug Democrats who are among
the Mckinley party leaders. # the
Democratic Congressional Committee
could only persuade young Dovener to
speak all over ,his district and tell the
farmers that 50 cents is the most they
can ever hope TO obtain for wheat, etc,
[ viii guarantee that his father Ohe
Captain will ct to stay at home the
next TWO years to teach his boy how to
make political speeches. PRESENT.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Very truly yours,
H. C. DAVIS.
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This evening Mr.. Allen 0. Myers VIII
s,eal, IN the fallacies of the gold STAN
dard at the Bryan Bimeta..lc CIuo nan
The meeting. which promises to De d
large one. is being held under the Irec-
tion of the Democratic Executive COM
n,ittae of the county, and they should De
.nommended on securing Mr.. Meyers
whose eloouence combined with conVih-
cing knowledge on the money question:
essnre him a large audience.
Mr. Robert Fowler, Of Nan street;
i'll VI yesterday morning after several
n ,,on+be' illness with with pulmonary
nnnsnmntjon. The funeral Viii take
,,Ioco his afternoon from her late home
80 r. torr,an+ will be made at RiyerVleW
cemetery. r,.4-,.,,., ,ros IN
town Yesterday on business.
w r Graham, president Of the Aetna
standard Iron and Steel Company" VIII
oS dies his employees next Saturday
morning a. the mill, on the money Ques-
'iG n uuskins and A. J. Lee left yester-
daI for Canton to attend the fair al that
p'1 Miss Lietha Frazier, Of Toronto o.
= here snending few days with rela-
Miss Nellie Frazier left Yesterday for
two weeks visit at McKee's Rocks
with relatives. 80. ....s, o.or
the b, & o. road for a couple Of weeks
y's,G With friends and relatives at Tiffin,
The choir of the German Lutheran
Church are making extensive prepare
ions for their entertainment, to be Civ
en- next Tuesday evening at the Maen-
nechor hall.
Miss Alice Morria las returned home
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POLITICAL.
GENERAL WATTS APPOINT
' AIENTS.

~ NENTS.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittec have arranged meetings FOR Cen
Moreantown. Manongslia county, Sep
temh,r %. at D. n.
Fairmont, Marion county, September p.
G rail- September %. daytime.
A,0nougah Marion county, September
Weston. September a. 2 p. m.
sutton. BraXton county September p,
2 p. m.
Madison. September ~. II n m.
Montgomery. September y. at night.
Glen Jean CCollinsyille), September -, Ii
Fire. Creek. September o. at night
'.ewsburg September %. p. m.
Ronccverte September 81. at night.
Hurricane. October 1, p. IN.
Huntington. October 2, p. m, after
Bryan meeting.
CLAW {. H.. October o. ! p. III.
Pqrkcrsburg October 6. at night.
ST. Mary's, Peasants county, October
Z, ? p. IN. ,o
New Martinsville. October Q, . p. m.
New Cumberland, Hancock county, Oc-
Wdllsburg. Brooke county. October u. Il
I" Mio5undsviue. october 13 II am.
Benwood, Marshall county, October 10,
al o i'i5' county. 18th and 18th Of October.
placcs TO be hereaft"- designated.
Ravenswood, Jackson county October
s1encar. october Il. II a. m.
Kanawha county. October -, 20, q and
- Winfield. Putnam county October %, Il
a. Point %' Pleasant. October %. at night
Clonwood, Mason county, October q, IL
r..
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Nv " POSTAL AFFAIRs.

Special to the REGISTER
Washington, D. c., September 21.-
The name of the postofIice at Concord
Church. Mercer county, W. Va, has been
changed to Athens. A commission has
bsen issued to Samuel p. Bragg. as post
master at Elton. Summers county.
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from couple of weeks visit with rela-
tives at East Liverpool.
Don't fail TO hear Allen o. Meyers ex-
pound the money question at the Bryan
Bimetallic Club hall this evening.
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Hon WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, Demo-
cratic candidate for President will address the
people on the leading issues of the day on the
above occasion. The matchless oratory of this
able, aggressive and eloquent exponent OF
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T4E N. T. CONFERENCE.
corrected List Of the Appointments
Made Yesterday.

~,-7rne Street Secures VIM. An
Fourth Street ]. L. SOOy
Dr. Buckley, North Street @.
Graham, Thomson Church @.
re~k. Wesley L. w. Roberts
zane Street 3. 3. Evans.
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ADDING NEW MEMBERS,
big Meeting at Grafton Last NiGht-SPeech
nv Hon. =. ID. Talbot.

Special 10 the Register.
Grafton. ". Va, September 21.-The
BRYAN Silver Club held big meeting
here tonight and was addressed by
Hon. E. d. Talbot, of Beverly. Mr..
Talbot, made an able and convincing
argument. which was we'll received. The
club added several new members to lis
re-.
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HEAVY CYCLONE IN HALIFAX.
One Person Killed and Great Damage
Done to Property.

Scotland Neck, Y. c., July 9.-(Spe-
cial. Yesterday morning about 3
o'clock cyclone passed about six miles
northwest Of this place, doing con-
siderable damage where it touched
the earth At Spring Hill, six miles
from here. it destroyed several tenant
houses on DIR. II. NJ. Johnson's farm;
barns and stables and buggy for Mr..
W. S. Bimes, and killed Mrs. George
Harden. Her husband was away FROM
the house at work in the field and she
was alone. After the cyclone had
passed persons near by, who knew she
was alone. went to see If she was hurt
and found her i'm the yard crushed
by a tree that had fallen on her They
thought she had been out to turn a
horse from the stable and caught the
tree to keep from being blown away.
When found her arms were clasped
around the hree and her body was UNI
der it. The damage was not very
heavy, only a few hundred dollars,
Some colored persons in one of the ten
ant houses blown down were hurt
badly. One colored man took his wife
and mother-in-law and carried them
to a deep ditch near by ant saved
them but when the cyclone had passed
his house was blown away.
The track of the wind was about
SIXTY or seventy feet and it swept
crops and everything where it touched
the ground: Corn, cotton and peas
were swept away in it's track. Mr..
Peter +. Smith was caught in it and
trees fell thick and fast about him,
hut he came out with no injury to him
or his horse and buggy. His hat was
blown away and he has not heard from
it since 1t has not been learned how
far south the cyclone started, but il
seemed to rise just as it passed Spring
Hill and has not been heard from in
that direction.
Mrs. Hardens remains viii be in
terred here in the Episcopal Cemetery
to-day
The heavy rains have greatly dam
aged crops for the past few days. To-
bacco is being cured by quite num-
Der now, but they do not feel very
hopeful about the crop.
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A CARD FROM MR.. REYNOLDS.

To the Editor: In your issue of
July the 23rd, | see in your mention
of the Anti-Russell meeting in Raj
eigh, that the name of C. A. Reynolds
of Forsyth, is named as committee
man from the Sth district. G.. A. Rey-
nols went to Denver, Col, on a visit,
starting the 18th day of June, and has
not returned and has no sympathy
with the meeting mentioned and his
name was used without authority.
Whatever fight he had to make was
made in the convention and he accepts
the results and will cheerfully sup
port Judge Russell. Please publish
this card in justice to him, as nothing
could be farther from his mind than
to protest against the work of the
State Republican convention and his
absence makes it impossible for him
to know of the matter.
Respectfully,
JNO +. REYNOLDS.
Winston, " c., July 4.
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A Real Blood Remedy.

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The Southern Railway via Char
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from North Carolina to St. Louis.
Note this matchless schedule:
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ton Committee to st. Louis is via
the Seaboard Air Line, N. G. q St. l..
and L. d L. Il. r. Special cars have
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THE DIRECT ROUTE TO

National Peoples Party Convention
And American Silver Convention,
st. Louis, Mo-, July 22nd.