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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-30
FAIRMONT NEWS NOTES.

About eighteen or twenty Fairmont
people took advantage Of the reduced
rates and went to Clarksburg Sunday.
Twenty-six tickets were sold to Pitts
burg.
Frank and Herbert Kidwell, of Par
kersburg, are the guests of relatives
here.
o. d. Matheny, of the Weston asylum,
was in town this week. He is off for
a while on account Of some injuries
recently sustained.
Capt. Pat Shields, Col. 7. NJ. jackson,
and Cashier C. Sprigg Sands, are
among Clarksburg people in the city
to-day.
Mayor n. S. Kendall leaves next
Sunday for Connellsville.
DR.. John A. Myers, Editor Brown
Boughner. Bert Lowhead, Lee Lew
ellyn and Dave Rheay. of Morgantown
were in the city to-day.
The stockholders of the Marion
Machine Works held a meeting this
afternoon.
Sunday morning Thomas lavender
a negro waiter at the Watson hotel
struck Mrs. Martha Scranage twice
with his fist inflicting a severe wound
under the eye Indignation ran very
high here, and in police court this morn
ing he got the full extent of the law
thirty days in Jail and a fine. The
Mayor said he would like TO give him
nine months in Jail.
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WESTON NOTES.

Weston June 2S.-The rebuilding OF
the suspension bridge crossing the
river on First street to the hospital
grounds is a fixed fact. Hon. Andrew
Edmiston has raised the necessary
amount by private subscription and as
sures our people that the bridge will
be completed by October l.
The new Touring mill which has just
been completed was stared up to-day
on a trial run. Everything worked
smoothly and apparently gives entire
satisfaction. The owner. H. G. Giffen,
will probably take the mill off the con-
tractors hands this week, after which
il will resume its old trade. The loss
of this mill by fire over year ago has
been keenly felt.
Already numerous wire pullerS are
on the ground to be present at the
meeting of the hospital board, which
convenes here tomorrow. 1t is gener-
ally understood that at this meeting
a number of changes in minor posi-
tions will be made The positions I'M
der the immediate disposal of the sup
erintendent are being made with great
care, there having been but three
changes thus far.
Quite a good bit of anxiety has been
caused in this county by Judge Jack
sons instruction TO the federal grand
jury to make a searching search Of the
election frauds prepetrated at the last
November election throughout the
state. Several witnesses from this
county have already been summoned,
and some startling developments may
be looked for growing out of the con-
tested election cases now pending in
the circuit court.
Every arrangement is being made to
celebrate the Fourth here on Saturday
the 3rd. A calithumpian parade in
the afternoon, ghost walk with fire
works at night, are two Of the princi-
pal features on the programme.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

or two lots in the Eighth ward, adjoin-.
ing each other. and being the property OF
Emil J. Schmidt A brick house IS erected
on one and frame house on the other.
and said property is located on the west
side of Wetzel street, between Thlrty-hlHlh
and Fortieth streets. 90.
BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit court
of Ohio County West Virginia, MADE IN
the case OF Reymann's Brewing Company
VS. Emil J. Schmidt and others. on the ltth
day of April. 1897. ! will on
SATURDAY, JULY oath. 1897.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the front door Oh
the Court House Of Ohio County, West
Virginia. offer for sale at public auction,
Lots numbered Is and IA, In Square num-
bered a, in Spriggs e. Ritchie's ADDITION
10 the City Of Wheeling, in OHIO county
West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third Of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash on the
day of sale, the balance thereof upon
credit of six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving his notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest from date. and
the title TO be retained until the purchase
money is all paid. But the purchaser may
If he so elect, pay the whole OF the DEFER
red payments at any time. with the Ac-
crued interest thereon.
Said two lots will be offered separately
and together
GEORGE +. BOYD. JR.,
Special Commissioner.
do hereby certify that bond and secur-
ity have been given by the above ne =
Special Commissioner as required by
c. II. HENNING
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio Cou
ty. West Virginia. julia
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Srr,KING oirIN MEETING

The forcical tour of the Pan-American
commercial men. who were brought 10
this country with a view of charging
our commerce with the South Ameri-
can countries they represent. has had
exactly che opposite effect by calling
the special attention Of these represent
ativeS tc our unfair, prohibitory and
insane tariff laws. with especial refer
eace 10 the bin now nearing its com
pletion in Congress. \ striking in
stance Of this was brought to the sur
Race at Cincinnati the other day when
CARLOS LiX Kett. Of the Argentine Re
public. editor of the most prominent
newspaper In that country and a spe-
r.aliSt a. wool. hides and skins. took
occasion 10 air his views 10 the Gin
'ianau Chamber Of Commerce. He de-
siared that the United States never had
better opportunity than this Of ex-
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Ex-Governor Boies, of Iowa has
suddenly become opposed to 16 to l free
coinage, although he is still opposed 70
the single gold standard. Uncle Hor-
ace was a strong enough 16 to man
when there was a chance for him to be-
come a candidate for the presidency.
There is not much to say in favor of
Uncle Horace's brand of Democracy.
Fortunately, he amounts to little, and
hereafter will amount to less.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Ohio Coun
West Virginia.
Mary ID. Rumble, Nettie Rumble, Frai
Rumble Robert S. Rumble. VIM.
Rumble and Mary Rumble, Complain
ants,
Harry d. Rumble. MaryA. Rumble, Philip
Winter. James =. Rogers, Trustee, G. l..
Hin and VIM. Erskine, Trustee, Re-
spondents.
BY virtue of an order entered in the above
entitled cause on the 9Th day Of June l&l:
in Part /. Book Is. page 4l2. II is referred
to the undersigned commissioner oil said
court to ascertain and report:
l. ANY liens which may be found to ex-
list upon the real estate described IN the
bill.
2. The priorities of such liens.
3. To whom such liens are chargeable
4. Whether or not the real estate Is capa-
BILE of partition in kind.
;. Any other matter he may deem per-
tinent or which any party in interest may
require.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed commissioner has fixed upon Mon
day, the End day of August. 1897, commence
ing at ten o'clock. as the time, and his
office No. 14l7 Chapline street, In the city
of Wheeling. in Ohio county. State of West
Virginia as the place at which he will
proceed to ascertain and report the sew
eral matters in said order of reference re
quired.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
June. 1897.
c. p. FLICK,
Commissioner.
HOWARD and HANDbAN.
Solicitors for Complainant.
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markets of the world, and 10 that end
the coinage ratio between silver and
gold should not exceed IS to ]. we
are. therefore, opposed to fixing a DIFF
ferent coinage ratio by international
! agreement with European gold-stand-
ard nations. whose interests in that
behalf are the reverse Of ours.
Here is a plank, which will jar Mark
Hanna to the centre of his spinal col
umn and cause his faithful man in the
! White House TO be shaken up in all
his sensibilities: I'VE demand the
,, immediate recognition of the belligerent
rights Of the Republic of Cuba as an act
of Justice to an American nation strug-
Cling for liberty against foreign OPP
pressors. and we denounce and protest
against the action of Senator Hanna In
voting to nullify the memorial pre-
| sented TO Congress unanimously by
the Legislature of Ohio in favor Of the
Cuban patriots
Gov. Bushnell's administration is
condemned for its failure to sustain
the law at Urbana, and also, for It's
reckless extravaganza, (which seeks IN
this time of general distress and suffer-
ing to add to the already great burdens
of the Ohio taxpayers by spending mil
lions Of dollars in uncalled for and use
less additions to the State House
This splendid and concise declara-
ton of Democratic principles con-
cludes with a plank in favor of the
time-honored position of the Democracy
on the tariff question. The convention
favors "a tariff for revenue sufficient
to meet the demands of the government
economically administered. The ex-
listing Democratic tariff laws, as has
been demonstrated, afford ample rev.
enue to the government; therefore, we
denounce the increased taxation pro-
posed by the so-called Dingley and AL
QTlCn LdTlu DillS, WulCu Hcdp Jun uShS
upon the people, not for the purpose Of
raising public revenue, but in the in
terest of a favored few, especially Of
the Sugar Trust" 1t may be considered
the policy of political wisdom under
the peculiar circumstances, not to OBJ
scure the silver issue, or drive away the
support of high tariff Republicans who
will support the Democracy this year,
by this reference to the tariff, and the
plank may be omitted or modified.
1t will strike the average onlooker
that the Democracy of the Buckeye
State could not do better than adopt
this preliminary platform permanently.
It is a splendid document, goes
straight to the point and is full of
solid, wholesome truths which it is
good for the people of Ohio and every
other State to study.
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ONO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.


The largest and most enthusiastic
body Of Democrats that ever met in
Ohio convened in Columbus yesterday
and will get down to the solid work OF
the convention to-day, when they Will
formally adopt a platform and name
candidates.
A preliminary meeting Of the dele
gates has already drafted platform
which. with probably a few changes,
will be the platform of the convention.
This platform is a brief, splendid,
ringing document. full Of snap and
the burning eloquence of truth and
right. This incisive document ''arraigns
the Republican party and its national
chairman. Marcus Aurelius Hanna, for
having debauched the purity of the bal
lot by lavish use of money in last
years presidential election and We
charge that the election of President
Mckinley was mainly secured through
the fundamentally of coercion and the
corrupt use of money under the direc-
ticn of Senator Hanna, as chairman OF
the Republican National Committee.
now the Endorsed candidate of the Re-
publican party of Ohio for United
States Senator" This is the powerful
Indictment Of Republican Boss and
White House Manager Hanna. The
platform alludes to the delusion of the
people by the false promises OF sud-
den prosperity" and refers eloquently
to the .'hopelessness of the people and
their interests while the government
is administered by political organiza-
ton devoted to the service of corrupt,
corrupting and lawless combinations OF
corporate wealth, whose power already
rivals and overshadows the power OF
Congress" This is the truth in large,
bitter dose 1t is further declared that
the continuance of the Republican party
in power menaces the permanency Of
free institutions on this continent"
The Democracy of Ohio solemnly re-
news our devotion to the immortal
principles of Democracy, as eXpouI. ded
by Thomas jefferson and embodied IL
the National Democratic platform OF
1896. and We especially emphasize our
adherence to the enumeration of that
platform in favor of the tree and TN
limited coinage of gold and silver at
the ratio of 10 to as legal-tender
money without waiting for the consent
OF any other nation. This is the key
note of the platform and Of the cant
paign. and on that plank alone. the
Democracy of Ohio would carry the
State: for it is the very doctrine free
and unlimited coinage of silver which
even the Republicans Of Ohio prior TO
the surrender Of their parry 10 Wall
street. have always been taught by
their leaders, especially William Nc
K,Dley The present coinage ratio is
adhered 10 because 1t is - our interest
that American silver Should command
the highest commercial price n he
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The decline of Sherman's mental IA
culties would not have been noticed in
the Senate. But Boss Hanna wanted
his seat and in order not to offend
Sherman's friends, the aged statesman
was elevated to position next in inn
portance to that of the Presidency, and
where his pitiable infrmities are plac-
ed in the strongest light for public in
spection. Happily the aged victim OF
Hanna's ambition in his senility is OBJ
livious Of the cruelty practiced upon
him.as shown in his dwelling remarks
concerning the Ohio campaign, but
Sherman's indignant friends are not,
and Hanna will have TO settle with
them.
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tending their commercial reiauons
with Latin America represented by
himself and his colleagues. L am per-
fectlv sure" declared he, that all OF
the delegates are inspired with best
wishes in regard to closer relations
with the United States, and l shall be
very glad if the Argentine Republic
should find herself in the same posi-
tion but unfortunately our visit TO the
United States and our good Will are
mt aside by the tariff bill that is now
pending in your congress and whose
result will render difficult the reaIiza-
ton Of closer commercial relations
with Latin America.
Hr. Klett went on TO give important
statistics of trade between Agentine
and the United States, with especial
reference to hides and wool.
Mr.. Klett concluded his brief re-
marks with this outburst CT truth
which would be we'll for the country If
the trust-ridden statesmen at Washing
ton would give heed to ere they pass
their infamous bill 10 throttle the
country's foreign trade. I'VE have been
treated in an unfriendly manner de-
clared Mr.. Klett. land at the same time
Won submit to us the idea of recipro-
cal treaty: l am very sorry to say that
under these circumstances the states
men of the Argentine Republic will not
accent any kind OF treaties, rot only
for certain reasons that you can easily
understand. but because our produc-
ticns are exported free of duty 70 Eng
land. France. Germany, Belgium and
Italy. and we receive from Europe all
tho goods we require, all the capital we
need for our commercial development
and all The immigration necessary 10
populate our extended TERRITORY. AS
we find no compensation 10" any rea-
son TO tie ourselves TO the United
States under the present circumstances
we think that taking INTO considera-
ton the protectionist doctrine OF this
country we have nothing to do but use
the same principle in our own defense
and impose prohibitive duties upon all
the American goods that may he i'm
ported into the Argentine Republic.
We regret very much TO take such &C
ton. but we will be compelled TO do so,
and. il is convenient TO note, that Eu-
rope is trying by all means to hold the
Latin American markets and is send
ins 10 all other republics TO study the
resources. the commercial and the I'm
ancial state of each. think | am right
when | call your attention TO the OPP
portunity that is offered to you to con-
troll the markets of Latin America
which offers a most extensive field for
the consumption of your manufactured
products. All you have 10 do is to put
to one side the obstacles that | have
noted so that the way will be complete
" open and the commercial relations
with the country of Washington can be
easily extended"
But the work of killing off our trade
with Latin America, which trade should
certainly belong to us of all the nations
of the world, goes merrily on at the
behest of the greedy and Unsuitable
trusts at Washington. This is Repub-
lican craftsmanship.
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The esteemed Register indulges I'm great
deaI ~ buucombt about what % pIeaSes 20
call Tho "imbecilitv' Of Secretary sherman
and much malicious rot abou, his being a.
'Victu of Senator Hauna's ambition.
Secretary sherman was iu New York
Sunday and iu speaking of Mr.. Hanna. ne
Fl1 "Nir. Hanna will De- elected 90 the
nate Ohio Republicans stand together
W h1v. mo- factions I'm the Republican
party of Ohio and no bosses. '-lntelli-
E.-.r
VOL doesn't this crazy utterance Of
Secretary sherman go very far towards
proving the UnsoundneSs Of Secretary
Shermau'S intellect No man in the
FUN and healthy possession Of his men
tai faculties would make the stateme 1t
that 1--WE have no factions in ihe Re
publican party I'm Ohio and no bosses, "
with Boss Hanna and the Bushnell
and Foraker and silver factions in fun
view, The Inteligencer is cruel in thus
holding mp to ridicule the senilty of the
aged statesman.
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Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey

which feeds the tissues, tones up
the digestive organs, enables the
food 10 be properly assimilated' en-
Ines I the Blood and quickens the
CIRCULATION. It replaces weakness
with vigor and foruhes the system
ar5jnst an attacks of cold, chlllS'
1he griD or pneumonia. 49,.
Tell your grocer or druggist that
YOU will have only Dufty's.
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Thin People

are thin because they 40 not diges st
their fle -'t food properly and do not get
sufjcient nourlshment. INN, WY WHY /,
nervo1s men and women feel weak
and ,i1l ' Sbjyery in cold, raw weather
because they lack stlmIna' go0d
rich blood and natural vitality ny, 49,,
the system Of thin, con5umP'I ED,
iool,ino people there is nothing bet
FER than the cumulative nouriSh-
uant furnished BY
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Senator Daniel the other day quoted
John ShermanS speech of last year in
which sherman asserted the right of
the Cuban insurgents TO recognition.
Isn't DC about time that the aged in
capable was quietly removed from the
highly responsible position. which he
Is totally unfit 90 hold, and the curtain
drawn ON the last pitiful act in his
lengthy career
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Boss Hanna says the statement that
Cuba is 10 be bought was made with
out authority We thought at the time
Mckinley was talking about purchas-
ins Cuba that he was talking without
TannaS consent
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A NNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. w. l.. Calm takes pleasure In an
nouncing TO his patrons that he has Just
completed his canvass of the city for 1884,
and ali removals. business changes, cor
rections new residents and changes OF any
Lind that have occurred i'm Wheeling since
July. 1885. are now on file a the office OF
The Wheeling CITY Directory. 1913 Chapline
street. for the use of his REGULAR 81 -
SCRIi3ERS All subscribers for CAL
Inns DIRECTORY on application Will
receive a certificate. on presentation, OF
which, at the Directory office, they will be
entitled to access to all removals ana ana
changes as above noted. FREE OF
CHARGE. AS Mr. Calm expects to be
absent from the city a greater portion OF
the coming fan. all subscribers should
provide themselves with certificates. so
whoever is i'm charge of the office.
"N00 ju27sun, wed.
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SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly aud Pith-
lily Told
Main, Eleventh and Market streets
have been washed the past few nights
The Board of Commissioners WI
meet to-day in speciII session.
The annual picnic of the Baptist
Sunday school was held at the park
yesterday. A large attendance and an
enjoyable day was the result. Old and
young were all young once again
pastor and people entering alike into
the joys of the occasion.
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TIE CLOSING EXERCISES.
Commencement tSt. Mary's School Last
Evening.

A Large Audience Completely
Filled the Basement Of the Church
of Immaculate Conception-Ad-
dress by Rev. Bishop Donahue.
An Excellent Programme-Those
Who Received Medals--The Vale
dictory.
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A Cherokee Indian is taking the Kee-
ley cure. The Kelley cure is up
against q tough thing in tackling the
Indian agency whiskey.
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Hanna will require every penny left
over from his mighty corruption fund
and then he wont have enough TO buy
Ohio this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-30

Old Gen Humidity paid us a visit
yesterday. Re is still a very warm
member.
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Get tho Best,-H
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER
roc PER WEEK.
Telephone, 700.
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FOURTH PAGE

FOURTH PAGE.
The summer Girl-Geo. w. Johnson
Sons. D..,,,,-o5
lunches and Dinners PrepaIeu-
Mrs T. Rainbow. H..
T,r Rent-Space. Power and Heat
I.ost-Iady's Gold Watch.
FIFTH PAGE
Waists nj Half-Pric-GeO. NJ. SnooK
SIXTH PAGE.
silk Grenadines At Cut Prices-Stohe
& Thomas
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EWING BROS.
DIED..

BITZER-Tuesday, June 10Th, 1891. at
$50 o'clock p. m. Andrew Bitter, ST. III
the 74th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence at Boggs'
Hill, w. Va on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Interment at Stone Church GEM
etery. Friends of the family invited to at
tend.
SENACH-Tuesday. June %, 1891. at
7:40 .. m, Conrad Esenach, in his 'oth
year.
Funeral notice hereafter. SIS
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED for useful novelty;
CHS alike TO men and women; large pronts;
sample iOc. RAND BROS. Boston, Mass:
s"iP'o my25 III thu sat qw
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WANTED.

III. p. TODD. reliable and capable
statesmen 10 sell complete line of lubricat,,
ing oils. greaSes, painters supplies and
specIalties Salary or commission. THE
STERLING REFINING co, Cleveiand,
Ohio. Ju-''iloh' W "'ii
SALESMAN to sell overalls and drawers
as n side line on commission through the
mining regions References required. Ad-
dress OVERALLS. No. $40 f. Pratt street
Baltimore, Md. JuSoes
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LOS T.

LOST-Iady's gold watch with monogram;
Lost between Wheeling and Leatherwoou
on Monday afternoon 3 O'Clock motor
ing at Register office Ju'oq