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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-27
VICTORIA NEWS NOTES.

''''UTIVl IVAfs, ApTlI .B'-Mr, T. +. Jork-
or is dcmonshing the brick building. an
Oh landmark, adjoining his saloon ON
IONS tuition sirrei. ana contcmplates
erecting nov brick on the site
a. Levi Go. IRE putting mp n new
oefrusated iron warehouse in the rear
OF lhelr groccrN store on Main street
~ Is probable that summon normal
VIII onen hero iho latter part Of June. nj
.nnpSh mai preparations have not been
Juase J l.. nupree md County Attorney
! v Nanicnhersfr returned YESTERDAY
rom Austin whittier they went on bust.
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rR1MARY Ar -MARQuEz.

Marquee, Texas. April 3 The demo-
cratic precinct primary convention was
hold mere this cycniue. Everything passed
mi harmonipusly. The convention was
overwhelmingly free silver the sound
monry men couccd.ug tnat there We're
nearly TO ! IN favor Of silver However.
ne sound money mon received fair treat
mont. aud four silver and two sound
money delegates were appointed to attend
the county convention dudley was IN
dorsfd and Hon Tom nall. candidate for
congress. captured the convention IN Il
NcrN hAnnV tWcrtN infinite sncoch.
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sot.Nn MONEY TNsTKl,crfoNs

Lexington. Texas. April &c. At tho
democratic primary held here today Dr
y g. Conuor was elected chairman.
Aioph NcUnann secretary
Delegates were elected to the county
ceHVeuticn and Instructed Cor aa Il Sinks
foi district nrAc ard W l.. Maynard Tor
district attorney.
senator Dickson introduced resolution
instrueNnr delegates to the county con
vuuuon TO vot' FOR none hU, sound money
dnl. snt,s 10 tn" Statc ana National CON
V'niiuus at AuStln aud Fort Worth. The
resolution was unanimously adopted. The
convention then adjourned.
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RIcHMoHn's AnrrsrAN WELL

Richmond. Texas. April gs-Mr. lind
holm. the we'll contractor nn,shed ana
turned over to tho wou co,,ni,,.a H.,
second well for the wntor works com
nanN, 1t was thought Al tirst enc deep
W. S.h Ne e. I. nu, Town % u depth of 90
49,, ~ nut as a sufficient amount OF
o o,a ny iae Committee 10 put I'm 'he soc-
S M Wcn which WAS accepted yesterday
~ '.' no wo wells we, supply over le.ia gallons
rs spring "''' 10 80 N''-'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-27

lsctor and arrangement made for the
srlcctlun of % .tomnrtcnt faculty.
Fhe heal ta.r1uage viii be quito inrsr.
Morc than a da1cn young ladies resident
In TINS place being engaged IN the tca'h.
.ng profession. ~ sides such low rates o.
tuition and board together, with su'A an,
.NtutuEcs nf couEcnlal sNrrounllhss ~.
a large attcnluucc Is expected.
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ASSAULT TO MURDER CAsns

''N Nn''su Texas, April 25--Ihe case
VI N'u''' jackson, charged with attempt
iatte ,Hi,''' = !, SOM, both negroes. the
, ,,ya Isnrsday for trial ana oonsu,ne,I
nv, a,NSs. nc jury returning a vereiirt of
only AL evening. after being out
Az ~ lark, charged with assault To- muir.
and fined s.s, y Ass'S'a'eo assault
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-27

Gratis here dcpiorr the action Of the Dallas
cricreuc" anu vii. pas no attention
attention whatever To- the move adN"c"tvl
irere. out OF Over 300 members OF 'hr
Marty ~ this city there arc not Il mar
DOZEN free silver doWocrats, hut they al
believe tn lighting out the dncrrnccs
within the party ranks and VIII support
tNn nominee, eVttl ~ he Is free silNerliv.
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WlLL surrOnr c1fLnnnsoN.

Austin, Texas. April 26.-Judgo " e..
Cochran of san Angelo. who s here TO-
nighe says he isn't in with tho Dallas
conference game as has democracy dau't
boar that brand. iln Viii support cutter
son IL rcnuminatcd'
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,,rstr N.,oim, So imn $50 eru
Nib.. ~. TO-. Nh BE. tYi n i.I Ii
r5reut When u yearr oii no wont o. fl.
northern penmsuia. h~hnt trading with
ihn indians nni srruhiing with iAc Nor
mon. st ID ho returned to Ann Arhur
aui entering the Michigan university en-
gagged iu tile study Of medicine Before
.roWpictns his studies he married and
went West where he followed tn, oceuna
ton of "a flrmor aud lino stock RAISER At
tine Nraaking out % the war he had a wife
amt three litlle children. 1t seeming inn
possih,e under those circumstances to get
away he tried to serve his country 10y
raising troops, and succeeded ia raising
several companies, In lsia he enlisted as a
private In company H. seventh Mlyhisan
cavalry. and went with that command to
the front. Al Gettysburg in lsi3 he was
promoted on the field for lending charge
and was again promoted ~ Falling waters
FOR volunteering In a fororn hope. From
then until Tho CLOSE of the war inc was a
division. ~ the olosr Of the war with
oradn and wyoming 20 operate AGAINST
the Indians IN 1881 he wis mustered out
at Fort loaVcnworth Kan. Me was bad,
iv wounded ~ White Post and Merton >
rord He ls FIRST vice president 81 the
rnited American Veterans association ma
qualification for which Is ifai mHn
must lave hccn good soldier Federal
nf 'onfeirtafe ii' has a.. id'l fn Mathis
inrt''n Nr.t ru'l EFF ii'i '''n' 'us'.'
100 nrrvnuiilr rufSni ilr Npsf tF
,ifif' Ir 'tiul vans uldiIIln nffl
ur,,r h. .,u uuir'd npul o. AN 'hpli
4 nuitN.f-tltt
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FAlLnp TO cnNvENI,

Orange Texas, April % The populsi
convention called To meet yesterday did
not convene on account OF small attend
aucc
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FOR COUNTY JrD
The Post Is authorized TO =
name of f. Lee Schwandcr f.
Of county judge OF Harris cot
subject TO the action or tho
party.
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ANNouNcEME1
FOR CONGRESS S.

FOR CONGRESS.
THE POST Is authorized
HON, w. r. McCoME Of ]
county for Congress FROM TN
Eressional District. subject {
of the Democratic ConNeniio.
THE POST is authorized I
HON. THOS. II. BALL. of w,
as q candidate for tcngros
First Congressional District
the notion of the Democrat
sional Convention
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in tho belief that yourr e 'yII Il
If 50. call on Ms ana ", n,slit'
YOU whether you az rillnf
If il is durable we ats ss,i.t !
tee u w espeoiai,y. 80 o.
have been Ions neg
iI-.i.h gnE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

a three weeks old child died last ven
ing at : O'Clock at the home OF n Mrs.
Williams. In West Whc4IC. and the cir
cumstancrS are such that poisoning is
believed to have been the cause.
From what can De learned OF the case.
the name OF che mother OF the child Is
Hamilton. and /; was born in Steuber-
willie three weeks ago. Last Wednesday
the infant was taken 10 West Wheeling
by the mother and left with Mrs Will
Iams. The mex morning the mother
returned to Pittsburgh. leaving her child
behind. Yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock the child was placed In 4 cradle.
and when Mrs. Williams looked at /.
about O'Clock last evening. It was dead.
Coroner Furhay. OF Belmont county,
was called to Wert Wheeling from Mar
tins Ferry last night. and made a pre-
Urinary examination. Il Is said the
appearance o. the body points 20 the
probability hat the child was poisoned
by some one. The body has become dis
colored very quickly and the lips have
an unnatural appearance. The coroner
will hold an inquest this morning at S
O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
WORTH HEARING.
\ Ionng Colored Orator who Has Taken
High Rank, to Lecture Tonight.

This evening Mt the y. ". f. church.
tho&. who attend the lecture to be deliv-
cred by Mr.. W. J.. Board. OF Wherefore.
Ohio. will be treated to a rare feast OF
reason. Mr. Board. though 4 young
man. has already taken rank among the
best OF the cOl0rrd platform orators % the
country. The subject OK iO-nlch;s lee
;urt Is Work Crowned with Success"
Mr.. Board Is 4 gradual" Of Wllhcr-
force University. Onto, and r scholarly
and finished speaker. \; the Anti-Sa-
loon state Hr-toricdl contest. held at Co
lumbus. Ohio. January, 1896. he carried
off the first prize against good comp.t!-
;ors. one OF them afterwards taking first
prize at the state orator!csi contest OK
the colleges OF Ohio.
Mr.. Board has decided 20 take sides
against the organized liQu0r traffic. and
to devote his tal.n; to the cause OF God
and home. lie Is pleasing In address.
eloquent and logical in speech, Christ
Ian in character. and will DO much for
the advancement OF the Grest CauS, "
tamncranCr. lie was one OF he prin>
Cipal speakers at the great International
Christian Endcavor Convention at
Washington. y. C.. In July. where he
won the hearts OF thousands by match
less DrltOry,
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Sole E,ttyI:
THE APOLLLNARLS COMPANY, LIMITED.
AN UNJUST RULE.
Al Amendment to tho Hoard Of EducA-
lions Rules that 'Ju,iIce" Takes E,-
Crnllnu In

lions, Rules that .'Ju,tIc." Take, E,-
crptlon to.
To the Editor OF the IntellIGcnccr.
SlR:-PuDlic attention should be
called to the following amendment pro-
posed By the special committee 90 be
acted on Mt the next meeting OF the
board OF education. mo person shall
be appointed a substitute who shall not
have obtained 4 number one or Two
certificate % his qualification 10 teach
silch branches as a teacher In division
\ ~ Required to be examined In. The
compensation OF such substitute shall
be II dollar per day and Is 10 be paid
BY the teacher In whose place the sub
stitute teaches"
The teacher receives S39 10 $50 per
month salary. according 90 the grade
taught. or s. 90 to 81 so for each school
day. The teacher may quit work tenn
porarily and make Il profit OF 81 90 TO
81 80 per day OF the work OF the sub
stitutc. This amendment would en-
courage absentceiSm on the part OF the
teacher aad be an injury TO the public
schools. Moreover. 1t Is rank injustice
TO the subs titutc who Is required to be
rs Gully qualified as the teacher. The
substitute being u~uacquaIn,ed with the
pupils has harder work than the reSu-
lar teacher. The substitute must be in
readiness always to attend school for
perhaps but half days work. Persons
may take the position with the con-
ditions In hope OF becoming regular
teachers and receiving unearned mo-
ney. The amendment, Is wrong In prin-
Ciplc and not for the benefit OF the
schools. The committee has made 4
bad mistake. JUSTICE.
Wheeling. December II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

CURIOUS.-It Is astounding that
people will pay big prices for all kinds
OF watches. clocks and Jewclry. when
they can go q 0. c. Gentller and buy
the same Identical goods Tor n Great
deal less money. BESIDES they find the
largest stock OF jewelry. Watches and
Clocks In the state. First-class opti-
clans and WatCh-makers are always
in Mr.. Genthcr's employ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
Some Christmas Ideas

From the Old lily BOOK Store.
We will suggest n few ideas from u
stock that may assist you in choosing
some Filling" for the Christmas stock
incs Dor socks. az tho case may ba):
ENGRAVED CARDS AND PLATE
chest work and stock .......... soc
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO MAGAZINE.
from w TO 81 90
POCKET DIARY with name stamped
In Eold) SOC 10 s. 90
CARD CASE OR POCKETBOOk with
name stamped in gOld). 49,. soc to s. %
TEACHERS BIBLE. overlapping
edges. (wlth lame stamped In
EOldD 81 TO SlO 90
SET PRAYER AND HYMNAL with
nam"s stamped In gold).. 81 90 TO IS 90
CHURCH HYMN BOOK, leather. with
nam" stamped in Eold).. 81 90 to Sc %
PELOUNET'S NOTES ON S. S. LES
SONS. 1897. reduced TO. ...........S %
CHRISTMAS NUMBERS LONDON
AND PARIS MAGAZINES. SOC to 81
To say nothing OF books. books and
then books for all ngcs, all tastes, all
purses. FRANK STANTON.
1901 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

Has found that her little ones are I'M
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs, when In need OF the laxative eff
feet OF a gentle remedy than by any
other. and that ii Is more acceptable to
them. Children enjoy II and II benefits
them. The true remedy. Syrup OF Figs,
Is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

DON'T buy Sterling Silver from mi
concern unless YOU know You are get
ting the real article, .995 fine. We have
only the fine.
DILLON, WHEAT & EANCHER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

YOU can't buy .925 fine Sterling Sill
vcr goods for nothing.
Dillon, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

BUY the best. Wdshhu-E and Lyon
& IIealy Banjos. MandolIns and Guitars.
+ W. BANNER & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

FINE: French China Match Holders,
Blue and Gold decoration, &c each, at
Shelf Rros'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

IRON Toys, Magic Lanterns and
Printing Presses. at
earle BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

FOR Games and Toys. so 70
Garlic BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

LADIES' Solid Gold Rings from 81
up. at SheT Bros. ITO Main street.
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BARGAINS In Boys Silver Watche..
6-rrHAS II. r.. NII.l.MAN ~ co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
GROCERs' ASSOCIATION
Eject. Onlrers-Stores to n. Kept Open In
the Evening.

The Retail Groccrs' Protective ASso-
citation me; lat evening at Odd Fellows
hall. and elected officers for the ensuing
year ne follows:
Board Of Dlrcctors-John Walford.
John Mshlmnn. Fred Nicwcg, Jacob
Rolf and II. W. ScIrebe.
First vice presidential. F. Rchrcns
Second vice prcsldcnt-ThOmas Kill
lccn.
Recording sccretnry-John c. Strnbcl.
Financial Secrctary-William Wendell.
Trcasurcr-John Mckee.
Delegates to the national and state
IrrCcrs' associations are to be selected
at the cN; meeting or the association.
II was decided to open the stores In the
evening from December IS to December
y. to accommodate Christmas shop
pcrs. Stores will close promptly at
noon on Christmas and New Years
days. The association also decided that
presents will not be given 10 customers
during holiday week.
Plans for the groCcrs' day celebration
mex summer ARE under consideration.
but are not yet advanced 10 n stage
where they can he given in detail.
CANDELABRAS In entirely new
designs, ut
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
a FINE line Of Pocket Books and
Card Cascs. Mt CARLE BROS.
FINE Violin with case. bow and in
structor, 50 81.
FW. BANNER x co.
BEWARE Of ~. 80 and ca ccnt bar
VainS In sterling. II IL not always the
real thing.
DILLON, WHEAT II HANCIIER co.
BUY Diamonds from Shelf Bros.
| the reliable jewelers.. and you VIII get
full value. They have Solitaire DIa-
mOnl Rings from 81 TO $500 each.
DIAMOND RINGS. 81 90 each. at
DILLON, WHEAT Il lIANCHER co.
DIAMONDS Go TO IIIllmnn " Co.'s for
bargains.
WE soil only Sterling Silver goods,
that ar" .9Ij fine.
DILLON. WHEAT & IIANCII;R co.
NEW lot OF Cheap Wall Papers.
ROSS II. CHEW.
. ] q: {; ;;::;;s,Lz1Mzzw.$:;si ill.,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

TO euro all old sores. 10 heal an In
dolcnt ulcer. or to speedily cure piles,
you need simply apply DcWiit's Witch
Hazel Saive according TO directions. Its
maSlc-likc action viii surprise you.
Charles Il. GnCtzc, corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co. BRIDGE
wort; I'enb0dy & Son. Renwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

\ DROWNIE CHILD'S SET. consist
Ing Of II knife, fork and spoon. extra
h"avy Rogers silver plate. given by the
Wheeling Bakery for 100 Tin Seals. This
IL the most superb article ever Of
fcrcd In rcdrcming Tin Seals. Elegant
Christmas present for children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

GORMAS MANUFACTURES Co.'S Silver
Combs only Sc.
II. F. IIlLLMAS & co.
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CANDELABRAS In entirely new
designs, ut
DILLON. WHEAT & UANCHER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

DIAMOND RINGS. 81 100 each. at
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

DIAMONDS Go to IIlimnn Il Co... for
~Iinrgnlns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
IS IT MURDER?
\ Baby Three Weeks Old Dies
Over at West Wheeling.
TIE CIRCUMSTANCES ALL POINT

To the Theory that the Infant was Done
Away with-Thr Mother Len II with a
Family ut the WALLACE aud then Returned
to Pittsbursh-Coroner Furbay E,.m-
lined the Body, aud inclincs to tho he
lief that the Child was Poisoned.
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WE soil only Sterling Silver goods,
that ar" .92j fine.
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A NEW lot OF Cheap Wall Papers.
ROSS II. CHEW.
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SUITS AND sElRrs-pARlslA AN CLOAK COMPANY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
Missouri and KansaS

KANSAS CITY, July 2..-Extensive
preparations are making to carry Mis-
souri, and Kansas Bland supporters to
Chicago by the hundreds.
colonel Joseph Mercer, delegate to
the national convention at Chicago
from this district, left for that citv
tonight to perfect arrangements for
the reception of these men in Chicago.
The local Bland club has already es-
taollshed headquarters here where del
egateS and Others bound for Chicago
from the outlying cities and towns are
being cared for. Kansas Democrats
VINO are going on what has been nam
cd the Bland Special" will arrive in
Kansas City Sunday morning and let
ters are being received every day by
the club from Kansas and Missouri
points, noting the intention of dozens
OF clubs to go with the same train. 1t
is estimated that the train, which will
leave over the Alton at 4:45 D. m. Sun
day next, will carry fully 500 people.
Three other Bland specials, one from
southern Missouri, and two from St.
Louis, which will carry an aggregate
of about 1900 passengers, will meet
the Kansas City section at Blooming
ton, Ill. There they will be made up
into one monster train and run on to
Chicago, drawn by five engines The
regalia of the Bland club will be straw
hats and blue satin and medallion
badges, with the picture of Mr. Bland
suspended from a silver bar surmount-
ed by two flags.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
Silver rlen VIII Have Control at
Chicago.
AS ALTGELD VIEWS IT
SILVER MEN AFTER WHITNEY AND
ECxELs.
GoIdbugs Headed For Chicago-Pro-
posed Silver Caucus Discussed
Proposition Alleged to Have Been
Sprung BY the Advocates of
Biand-Great Many SpecuIations.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July Gov
ernor Altgeld returned from Chicago
today He expects to return to Chi
cago on Sunday and remain until after
the convention.
The free silver men will have con-
troll Of the convention he said, and
it is, we think, to our best interests to
wind up the business of the convention
in one day. The single gold standard
men will of course fight for a delay. It
is to their interests to spar for wind
as a fighting man would say. They
have no hope Of controlling the conven-
ton, but it is their desire to procras-
innate. They want to divert the plat
form from the straight 16 to basis to
| some sort OF compromise. Were we to
let the convention be in session for
several days they might do this. Wall
street and the Standard oil interests
have an influence far-reaching and
powerful. But the free silver men are
in the majority and will never permit a
small minority to dictate the terms"
AS to the position of temporary or
permanent chairman the governor said
! he did not want either 1t was what
might be called clever politics, he con-
cluQeQ- lot the SOld pug papers. 1ney
knew it would tend to arouse a spirit
of jealousy among the Democracy. 1t
would give them chance to say that
was hogging everything and giving
no one else a chance. / don't want to
be chairman for two reasons. The man
who presides over a body of this kind
if honest and fair, is a figurehead; if
he were dishonest he might abuse the
power to the advantage or disadvan-
tage Of one side or the other. l think
l can be of more service to the party
on the floor. My only desire is to see
silver win. | want to see a free silver
ticket and a free silver platform. Fol
myself, 1 want nothing"
Altgeld said he had no idea who
would be temporary or permanent
chairman, but both positions would be
filled by man acceptable to the free
silver Democrats. Regarding the
presidential nominee. he said he had M
preference; it was too soon yet to fi2
upon man. The chief object now wa:
to see to it that the rights of the ma
jority were not interfered with by Wal
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
Goldbug Headquarters.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Headquarters of
the gold standard men have been
opened at the Palmer house.
A counterfeit presen.ment of Grover
Cleveland, partially hides the large mir
ror before which that dUsl1y but at
tractive queen, Liliuokalani performed
her morning toilet while in Chicago.
The smiling face of Roswell P. Flower.
in crayon, looks down from the top of
the dresser and the royal coat of arms
on the high desk was hidden tonight by
an immense placard announcing that
on Sunday night there will be a mass
meeting of sound money advocates.
The room is to be used as headquarters
for the New York delegates and is the
same room occupied by the New York
ers in 1888, when Cleveland was nom
mated.
There" said Sergeant alarms Wa
ger, as he placed a picture of Senator
Hin and one of Senator Murphy each
side OF the presidents, that is the only
picture CT Mr.. Cleveland that you will
flnd in any of the headquarters, and
the statement proved true. There is a.
great dearth of Cleveland's pictures
here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

CHICAGO. July 2.-Some silver men
manifest disposition to resent the an
nouncement Of the coming of the gold
advocates who are not delegates to the
convention in Chicago with the avow-
ed intention of influencing the pro-
ceed.ngs Senator-elect Money, of Mis-
sissippi. said. 1T is an unheard of
proceeding for men like Whitney and
Eccles. who have no credentials to the
national convention, to attend ii with
a view Of influencing the action of the
delegates on a question OF principle.
To come here as those men do to
change -he views Of delegates who are
instructed on a line of policy is rather
piece of arrogance or perfidy, just as
you choose to regard it. l say to them,
either one of two constructions is to
be put upon their conduct; they either
propose to buy the men outright, or
they want otherwise to influence the
delegates to break faith with their con-
stituents. Either policy will be re-
scented. / predict that the gold advo-
Gates who come to the convention
without other excuse than that OF eX-