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FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE.
Bousks ceekrsa wouia Like 10 Knew
what 10 dssnsl

NEW YoRK, Oct. Al.-Boufke Cock.
ran spoke al tue Academy OF Music.
Bto1klyn, last night, 10 an nujlenco OF
1000 persons. IL was the anal rally
pi tho gold standard oAmnaign In
Brooklyn. Mt. Cochran said, among
ether thingti
"rhe gsrb Of philosophy, which
acted az An exiting nishor upon the
Populisllc enthusiasm Of Mr.. BfyAn's
followers In August, has been discard.
cd during his progress across tho
county. and he has thrown aside the
mantle OF philosophy and donned the
rcd cap Of revolution.
"HAys you over heard Popullhtio
speech that did not say 10 wzs tins tot
us 10 uee N ws could establish n nnan.
cial uyslem OF our own, Independent
OF any other county under tho sun.
rhat 10 u pretty attractive phra,e.
Financial Independence OF Great
Britsiu? Wa can't have nnanelai in-
dependence OF any person or county
with whom we trade. II l owes man
money he cannot be- independent OF
me, II no tried, and II he owes IN.
money, cannot be independent Of
MIN even II would Ike 10 be-.
"rtue financial Independence would
DO hasncial ISOLATION, 1 wonder
whether Mr. Bryan would tnd II Ia
his advantage and conduoible 10 hi
prospect Of election TO return 10 hii
Nebraska nelgnbors ana with wheat
Jumping up 10 81 a bushel advise them
that II T. tho part Of patriotism I.
maintain their Independence OF GFeal
Britain anu Tefusr TO sell wheat In tn,
l.iverpto oil marie? Mt. Bfyan's Pop
ullst notion OF finanoial Independence
Ia TO maintain us permanently On .
basis Of financial inieriofity. The
Democrats ami Republicans alike, all
love their country AMI ineist that u u
In the power OF the people In this Re-
public to oslBbl a financial great.
ness which will ovsranadow that Of
| Great Bfitair. We believe that ~ tn
great republic Of Antiquity accom-
plish the military conquest OF thu
world, II IL the destiny OF this moderI
| Republic, greater than any which an
| tiquity ever Witnessed, TO accomplish
the industrial oonqusss Of tbs world.
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CANTON, Ohio, Oct. 3l.-rhe mt
delegation today reachrd tho Molkin.
ley home shortly before nine o'cICck !.
IL consisted OF the tin plate question Of
Elwood, Ind, who came ON a speeial
train OF nine coaches. The uniformed
Mckinley marching olub OF Elwood
headed the parade. Tho crowd lett tho
train with cheers which continued uU.
al the hsur was reached whom Mo.
Klnls. 1rpC atei on tho porch. The
CROWD gave him n most enthusiastic
demoustration. The party was intro
duetd by James B~aImau, n member
OF thu company.
Mckinley said. az am much moved
by the presence shout mo this morning
u workirg pen engaged In that great
TN plale plant In Elwo0d, Indiana. I
TeroguiEe IA THIS audience some men,
who, yeafs ago l met 10 a littlu ,actofy
NJ which your spokesman spssks, an !
am glad 10 be assured ny your ptes.
unce aud by his speech, that now, NJ
then, you stand tor tho promotion Of
American prosperity aud the upbuild-
ing OF American industries and the
support o. American LABOR. Better
than titlee, better than tfiice, better
THAI fame Ia the honor that
comes 10 any man who has given
work and wages TO labor and cheer Ia
AmnricAn nomvs. Cries, "rhsps what
you have DONE" a.d great spplause.
IL by lAny act of mine, In NIL the years
past, / have furnished a day's tabor
10 singla OF my counlfymsn, that he
did not have before, that Ia greater
honor than eau ever colao 10 inc In th,
fuiufe. | believe "a your apok ssmAn
ludicales. tnaiwhat We need In this
county To- g policy that viii give pro-
lection 10 tho Atneflcon people, u,
your uisttnguished ,Indianau, General
| Harmon, ex-PIesideni, tho otues day
| In his plain, mastery man neF, said
"Hume goods tor home folEh" or nom,
labor Tor home oitizens. Loud eheers.
| We want by our v0lsu hskt iuptday Il
| teach ihs whole world That We are 81
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The City's Health.

The board OF health gives out tho
following report for the week ending
today;
Births, IL; males 4, females g..
Deaths, s; males 2, females 0. Bodies
received from other places for inter
msnt here 1. Contagious diaessesi
flags outstanding, o; scarlet fever 3,
diphthoria 8. Infectious diseases 10;
lyphoiu fever H..
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unr.s nrrL,T1 10 .aursrIos.
the wsshinEmes Prosperous Undsr
hi.ins friess.

OTTAWA. Iowa, Oct. ai.-ByAn
entered Iowa on tbs Illinois Central At
0 o'clock this morning aud made his
flrsi speech VI tue Jay nj Mt. Pleasant
at O'Clock, before bo had nis break.
fast. Tho Nir was cold and crisp aud
seemed 10 give tho candidate new
vigur " HE last tour Aofoos this state.
he appeared In good voice aud spoke
10 distinctly as 20 Ic heard with ease
by large crowd. The audience was
ebthuuiasliu anu evidently IN sym.
patty with the speaker. Bryan's
speech at sit. Pleasant was devoteI
largely TO q discussion on tho a U i
~ ns his later camraign efiofts.
Al Fairfield where he wns met by
large crowds, Bryan devoted himself
10 questions pfopounded 10 him by
telegraph nuu spoke a. follows: ~
have Two questions 10 answer. Ons OF
them lei 'Granting for moment that
We have tho right to pay interest on
our bonds In colin anu not In golJ, 10 II
not at least unfair, after having paid
continuity gold 10 suddenly switch 10
silver without q warning and compel
tho acceplaDte thereof when the lace
value OF the bonds themselves at the
present moment aud Tor many yo,Ts
has teen the same aa theit value In
goid2 In other wotds, IL u fair TO
the holder TO suddenly change his
gold bonds or hls bouda as good AZ gold
10 mere silver bondiY
"rhs question goes upon the at
sumption that gold anu nllver will not
be maintained at parity, whereas we
insist that under ifes and uniimitsd
coinage OF silver VI 10 10 l, wa shall
maintain tho parity between gold anu
silver nj the present legal ratio. anu by
| sffoTding u domsnd Tor silver when
will take all there 10 on the market va
will DO abls " make the silver dollar Ne
good a. tho gold dollar, whether
melted or coined here OF anywhere
slss In the world. That Is our contsn.
ton, therefore We cannot admit tho
position assumed by tho question.
The question makes another asaump-
tiou. That IL that ths Standardization
having surrendered to the noluor Of an
obligation the option to demaud his
kind OF coin, shaiil not assume ~ q
right which the law gives to pay IN
sither kind OF coin. IL goes upon tbs
theory that because you have given "A
man an unfair advantage n long time
you must continue giving him that ad.
vaatagu aud not resume 10 pay Ia
either kiud 0i coin, When you nal o.
tain the parity between gold and silver
A. matters not 10 the holder OF the obli-
CATION whether you pay In gold oT
silver, but The very TACT that the debtor
exeiu ises tho right % pay Ia either
kind OF coin serves 10 keep the two
metals together. Bimotsllism impllos
lhAt the debtor shall choose tht
coin OF payment. This bonds inued
Dy the United States call fol
clln. The Matthew resolution Ia
1878 declared TINT THIS nation had th,
right TO pay its coin obligation la oithel
gold OF silver and that resolution neyel
nas been revoindsd. Tue President o
the United btstes has no right Il
change tho laws OF the land, and whe.
no tries TO do II, tho people have q righ
to atAnl by the law instead OF the ad
ministTation's policy.
"You Will I'M that MT. Carlisle II
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Ladies' Final Silver Rally.

The lAdiss OF tue Non.paTIisan Con.
solldAged Bryan silver clubs win hold
their rnsl rally at the sslt Lake Thss-
ter tonight. The intsrior OF the build
log has been specially decorated for
the occasion. oratory and music viii
DO the order OF the hour. Among
thos. who will speak arc bsnator Ffani
J. Cannon, Fisher \. Harris, Mu. l..
X. ,LaBarths and Miss 8. Monroe.
Music will DO furnished by the swing
OF Btos' quaTteite anu tho Silver Gies
club.
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MONTREAL, oct SILT has been
arranged definitely W cable that the
worlds speed skating championships
will DO decided this year on the rink
OF tho Montreal Amateur Athletic a..
ISOLATION. The local q mnlilto was
anxious 10 oonnn0 the mevtiug 10 one
cay, but tho executives OF the inter.
national union insisted upon two days
aud matters were finally closed by q
cable 10 Stockholm yesterday. There
will DO two dAys' meeting on Fobfu.
AIRY o aud 0, when twenty events, com.
prlsing tho worlds championship
events, both amateur and professio nai,
will be skAted.
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Boobies IL one Of the oldest and mosi
exclusive clubs In England, and has
among its 600 members SONS ~ the
test known msmbefs0f the arisi0cfacy
and wealtbisst land owners Ia Great
Britain. Ths Boobies was founded In
1909 and has always been proprietary
club.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
On December 10, The Prince OF
Wales will be nominated for election
~ grand master Of English Mater
MAsone. This viii be the twelfth sue.
ccsgive nomination with which ho
has been honotuu. On the following
evening tho prluce will, for the
twonty.thlfd consecutive year, In the
united grand lodge, be nomiuated for
election aa Most worshipiul Grand
Master OF English Free Masons. Tbs
respective elections VIII be- held on
March aud 8, 1891.
Toe Duko 0f Cynuaught will repre-
sent the queen At the marriage OF the
Due dc Ofeans and the Atchduohess
Maria D,f1thea OF Austtia, which &c.
ours ut Vienna on TnupiAy, Nov. 8.
DR.. aud Mu. Nsnsun viii Welt
England during NUvembaf aud viii
be the ruests Of 5ir George and Lady
Badun Powell In Eaton Square.
In the revlvrl u Diem uiovau nl,
which will shortly be presented nj tho
0fapd Opofa buuse, Paria, the exact
scofo ~ written by Mozart viii
be used. Tho original MSS.
of the opera was once offered
10 the Bfilish museum which deeiinsd
u and it wa. quickly purchased by
NJ. de Garcia Of Paris.
The Emp'fe ballet "Monte Cristo"
on Monday was the most gorgeous
presentation OF the kind seen IN Lon.
don. The music IL charming and
there was bowlldeting blsEe OF TO-
600 electric llghts In the cave scene.
Among the passengers who sail FOL
Now YORK today on tho Amefican
Inns steamer ~. Paul from South
hampton arc Mr. anu Mrs. John &.
New, Mfs. Ffaneis T.. willard, Lady
Paunceioie, Mt. aud Mts. Julian
storey, olgs brandon, Mis-. Hcuty
Abbey and 4. =. willari and com.
pany.
Toe one.th ousAndth performances Of
the Mikado ~ thu savoy theatre take
place tonight. Sir Arthur Sullivan
will conduct the ofohestfs.
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COIFAx. Ind, oc'. Sian orator..
cal pfoJigy Ia tue prrson Of BeDI amin
uoldsbctfy, a lad IL yeafs old, has TO
Gently developed here. A Tow nights
ngo he nppeafei before an audlenus
with q lecture Of enc hour aud forty.
ave niuniss 10 length, Which. he 40.
/ iivefcu witnouf A DftAA lion START 70
nnish. Tue lecture Il entitled "Why
uoi don't kili the Devil" aud II an
argumen, la support OF original sin
anu hbounds In witty sxpiosions AM
freely Interpreted with necI0lei.
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CHICAGO. Oct 81. - Chairman
Hanns lousy Issued tho following
signed statemeni ~ am confident
that the strength Of Mckinley aud
Hobart In the electoral colltgo ~ .
result Of next rureday'e election will
not DO lee, than 8ll votes. Thi. esii-
mHtc IL made upon ngufet
Just received irGm the chairman Of
state committees. The result Of tn.
nnal poll 10 taken In such a careful
manner as 10 give them the highest
cfedence. These polls indicate that
tho voie by slaiea viii be az lolloMIi
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discussing this tubleo, beiofe the com.
miues on anpfoptlatlons on tho 2lst oI
January, 1895, said that " executive
ofticcrs had IN the beginning exercised
the fl.ht 10 psy IN either coin, u
would have done no harm, but would
have worked well. but his con-
tenlion was that, having saisb-
lithed precedent u you'd be
necessary 10 follow tbst precedent To-
stead Of exercising the right 10 pny In
either gold or silver. We cay, u the
administration has surrendered tho
rights the people have, tho sooner
another adnilnlsuration resumes those
rights the betlot for the people who
have boeu iriuftd by tue surrender OF
ito rights.
"Again let me say that we have acid
bonds payable In coin, and tho rur-
chAscrs Of bonds have mado differ
ence In the price they paid. In come
Instances because Of our right 10 pay
silver, ami believe that y en men
bringing tho bonds ma1aa difference be-.
tween coin bonds and gold bonds anu
charged no Tor tue tisk ,bey took they
cannot complain II We exercise tho
right b pay In either clin.
"Aud then there IL another quet-
lion! GAntiug that tivsr and gold
may reSch parity, what reason Il there
tor believing tho wages ol vufking.
men will double o. quioky2 Have
they ever done 20 under SIMILAR cir.
oumslAncetg
my ftrndf, the trouble IL that under
ito gold standard 30 many working.
mcn,io not haveitho oppofiunlty 10 earn
any Kind OF dollar. Bituetallism 70.
stores prosperity anc gives the work.
ingman n chance 10 work whole
week, insiead Of half week, and then
demand Tor work faisra wagct. When
two b. Of work are locking tot one
man, The wofklngman h mlf pros.
porous than he Ia under a system
which compsla two wofklngmen
10 look for tho same job. In all
times past, lahofing men have teen
mvfc pto,psr8us under a system where
prices were not falling than under n
system where prices were falling. II
/ you havs any d0nbt ab1ut II 40 back
10 the times when We had rising pr cos
ana you Will nnd that all kinds oil
people, Including labofefs, were pros.
per6ul; whereas under ialiing prices,
tho oniy men who are prosperous ara
the money l1anef aud money changer
and tho holiefu Of nxoi iuvestments,
aud they sisni today In iavot Of th,
gold standard"
Bryan arrived at OtumWA nj !
O'Clock aud remained more than Al
hour, addressing crowds Ia several
places.
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EXPLOSION OF SIrnoeLrornrSI
wages. uer-s. saa NE. Biewa "a
Atoms.

CscIHsATI. Oct. STA special
from Genoa, Iud.. says seven hundred
quarts OF nitToglycerlne In the En-.
pire magazine, near that city, en-.
ploded nj 8ii5 n. M. The conclusion
was felt for miles around. Hundreds
OF windows were blown out, walls
cracked anu chimneya torn down, IL
IL reported wagon was unloading NJ
the magazine, but not trace Of wagon,
horses or man can be found. inuesd
the wreck IL absolute. A lsrgef qutn-
THY OF nltrogly cerine stored IN tho
Hercules Mngaz,ne, not more than
seventy. ave yards away, did not az.
plods, though portion oi the wall was
blown In.
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sqEvESs PoIST, Wiz, Oct. 3i.-Au
atlsmpt was made TO aftassinRte Rsv,
q, Sileneesi, pastor Of 81. Peters
Catholic ouulch last night sllsnski's
house was burned two weeks
ago. At the new home last
night two thols were ited
through the window, ona OF
which grazed the head Of the house
keeper. Tnere had been = row In ths
church long time. No arrests have
bsen made. The priest 10 now on
trial for alleged assault on tho church
lAnILoI.
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III. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 81. - The
national campaign cllsod today with
pafadss anu ~ 90 making. Ffom ,al-
m1st every residence, store and bu.l.
ness house the StstA anu stripes wtfr
aWung. siHty.nve thousand hand
fiags had bten given out TO mhfchers
10 iodsy'a pAIAae and IN ADDITION 25,.
600 received this morning were also
distributed. Hhoruy alter noon, uu.
der the auspices the Merchants aud
Mauufacturefs' Sound Money hsa3oia.
iionf, one OF tho iafgeat pefadss that
uvsr mAIched thu streets OF - Louis
formad AMI mrrcnetf hrnu-1 frn iusi.
ms. isctlfn. Budnfta uns FINEST on
tr ~ Suspended curing thstlitcrnoor.
IL toos several houfs toI tho PROCESSION
composed Of twenty divisions 10 march
past y given point. 10 l. estimated
that there were not Tar from $4,000
men IN lins anu According 10 the re-
ports OF tho ofgauiHsn thtro were
many thousand mote. Thp failfoal
men alone were represented ny 5000
men. There were 40 many applicu.
tions from clubs outside ~. Louia 10
participate Ia tho parade that it was
found necessary 10 sdylsr thsm not 10
come. Samuel NJ. kennafu was gTn nj
MARSHAL. General PAiDeT, National
Dem cratic numlnse fJr President, To.
vlswed tho parade and tonight will Gd-
dTess mass meeting At Music hall.
Preparations arc being made for an
I'M m ,nse parade tonight by the Bryan
ffce silver organizations.
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Candidates Train.

A special train OF Democratic cam
didAtss and friends, with held's band.
went out to Bingham this afternoon at
O'clock. They will hold q Dig rally
vt tho camp Of the "Old Reliable" this
evening aud return ABOUT midnight.
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nai...,hs Ol.,rlc, DeuslIui.

ATLANTA, O., oei. .8l.-Cssey J..
publican candidatr. This makes the
district which has heretofore bson
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NJ N II
nRYANis I,srINATR.

osoaoLA, Iowa, Oct. sl.-iIryan was
shown the Telegram giving the
estimate OF Chairman Marx Hanna Of
the Republican national commitloe.
Bryan saidi
al shall leave TO the national com.
mltiesa the issue OF estimates. but n /
were IN .xprea an opinion upon his
table tmcaning Hannapl l should
say iully half VI toe electoral
votes which he osunts upon
will DO found IN the FREQ silver
column. Unles tho reports which
come 10 US from the various states are
directly erroneous, We shall bnvs con.
sideIably more than three hundrot
electoral votes.D
Bryan also stated he was confirmed
In the opinion uttered some time ago
that the study Of tho money question
had Increased the number OF Repub.
loans who support free silver aud de-
creased the number OF gold Democrats.
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BT. JoaErH, No.. Oct. 3i.-One Of
the special tfains travelling through
literature arrived here at noon today.
Fully 600 silver men tuTiou ded u
distflbuts the literature. Alter tho
visitors nAd referred 20 Missouri No the
"Homs Of Jesse James," any iurtner
This train pulled out Tor Council Bluiir.
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OFFENSIVE rAnrIs,ssuIr.
anieiai. Discharged FOR Mailing
speeches for Brya

RICHMOND. KY, Oct. STA. 7. @.
Hepault aud Colonel J. J. Brooks,
prominent revenue ofilulsls In this
Oily, have been discharged by order Of
Commissioner Miller OF Washington
on the ground OF offensive partisan.
shir. They had been making speeches
for Bryan.
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LoSDoS, Oct. al.-whsat today was
nfmly held up, In some cases 81. Ad.
vance was asked, but market very
quiet. Eleven thousand quarters
November delivery California sold at
SIS. "a.
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IsJuSorIoN GRANTED
AEains, Empioyias special Deputi..
- tho roiis.

NASHVILLE Ter. Osi. Sl,-W. J.
McMutray chairman Democratic
county executive oommittsu has iile d
a bill praying for an Injunction againtt
Sheriff snap 10 prevent the appoint
ment by him Of special deputies 10 be
nj the polls on election day, alleging
that such aols are contemplated con.
trHTy to the statute Law. A temper
AIRY Injunction was granted.
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A LONDON LETTER.
Ilaly's King and Queen lrsultsd BY
Tho Pope IN The Church.
HONOR FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES
The Ono Ihousabdth Performance, OF
the NIL idO-Notcs on Mis-.
csllansous Topics.

LONDON, OCT. 81. - [Copy ugh,ed
1896 by tho Associated Pfss..l-Dur.
ing the pas, week the weather settled
To some degree. On Tuesday the
ntsi yellow fog Of tho season plunged
the me,ropoli, into temi.dsikne,s and
made street travelling diricull and
dsngorou,.
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should start betimes il he wish.
anything like a good bag, for ba ''
not expect the birds will await he .-ls:
ing. He must get there before 80 W.
lie will first survey the ground 20.
choose a suitable spot for his ~, alt
If there is a ditch, well Drofacta1 Isl.
bushes, he will have Eu.e d.B...,. !
The enclosing banks Of rec,aimsji ~ y.
offer good positions, but they are M, '-- .
bare and unshel,ered, and in sroS '.s,?
the shooter must construct a sc-e. .a's
so6s and stones, sea weed or o,bs- We. !
able material, being careful never -, -
anything foreign TO the locality ~ -
prey or quarry you seek, is a kaor.--t'
chap.
A good sportsman, but unused ,,...
KIND CT shooting, who fcunI h.m.s
the nsiga30rhoc1 CT an cmbs-g,9
outside which was a famous p..-. -
wild fowl, erected an elabora,s s,--. -
laurel and other evcIgreens. Ha.-.i
every day patiently for a week VI
success, when he gave ii mp In d.
vOwirg there wasn't a duck .n The -
Yet 4 night CT Two after lis so-s.r =,
been torn down and a few ro12 W.
built up in It's place, a well 49,
rewarded his succ. ssor.
There may frequently De f-,i
these muddy es.uaries, small .+
mere patches OF turf. nsyar cutie ,-
cred eXceE, a, high tides. These finn
admirable stations fer the local ,r.
or enc who contemplate a Bu.~s.i
stay in the n 5.ghborhCod
The sAoo,ar who wishes 70 avail Him.
self Of one eff these. makes bis p-sa.-.
tons long bsfCre the VIII low. mr.. F,
an appearance and SO guard. ..r.i
agains. Disappointment
The frs thing is TO provl t.-v
solid foundation. SO as 20 b. 90. e.. Fl.
reach CT high tides Over IA. .ra
long watiles mus, be- arranged 20 fam
reef which can be ,ha.cat1 U..ar.t,
or rushes or the lClg Grass Ian abound
in such a spo- LoJpa1.e. WC. z
course, b. made. and smal. Opening
just large enough 10 creep through =.
on the land"ari side The lu. rl
takc The CO. Of tle surrounding islt.
In some lrls @. Shore shooting a
"skea" may De- ace ss4ry 4 sal.
which is quite anss.. You know. IS
simply mud b-l. a50l. $50 and one
hall feet long by -l. aches wide.
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STRANGERS IN TOWN.
Some OF the Visitors at the Fair
Yesterday.

Some OF the Visitors at the Fair
Yesterday.
Eugene Mead, of Flushing, is in the
city on business.
Can't. c. A. Prichard, of Warrington,
was among the Fair visitors
Hon. Sep Hall, of New Martinsville,
is in rhe city. attending the Fair.
Ex-senator D. A. Dorsey, Of Marshall
county, took in the Fair yesterday
T. c. Pipes, Esq, OF Wellsburg, was
on hands yesterday TO witness the
races.
Major B. A. Lindsay, ex-Treasurer Of
Jefferson county, o., was a Fair guest
yesterday.
Col. Charley Wells, U. S Marshal for
West Virginia, was among the Fair
visitors yesterday.
Col. Bob McEldowney. Of Weizel
county. was an interested spectator at
the great Fair yesterday.
Senator Thurston and Capt. B. B.
Dovener made a visit to the big Fair
Yesterday, and seemed to enjoy the
races.
Otto Jaeger. of Fostoria, o., is
in the city and was looking over the
interesting sights at the great Fair yes
terday.
Can't. Jack" Mathews. Of Mounds
Vile. candidate for State Senator, was
circulating among his many friends On
the Fair grounds.