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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-06
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Breezy News Items Gathered 50 the H"sy
Marshall Countv Town.
The pipe line is being put down very
fast and further progress would have
been made were It not Cor bad wealth
er Benwood citizens are getting eager
for the waterworks so as to be in line
with their nelEhboFR above Forty
eighth street, and likely WIN 10 month
or 40 The town pumps on Main street
are worth theIr weight In gold, never.
theless. and some public citizen Would
make a name for coming generations TO
honor b. erecting handsome drinking
fountain on the site Of one OF the pres
ent antianated pumps. The Fountain
would be a credit and adornment 10 the
town, and extremely useful as wen as
ornamental
The dav men at the Riverside plate
mill VIII meet this evening % hlshop ,,,
hall. to consider what action they VIII
tsIsS neyt Monday, when the mill Is or
dered 10 resume. They may decide TO
continue the strike.
The hearing of Frank Lewis. charged
with assaultIng Mrs. George NIederFny-
or, takes place before Squire Riddle to-
day,
Robert Lindsay arrived home from "a
eastern trip yesterday, He VIII so TO
Atlantic City next week.
MISS Ella Byrnes and Miss Rhoda
Bursee leave to-day TO spend a week at
Parkersburg.
Benjamin LImpert, Of Plttshurgh,Was
calling on friends here yesterday
Joseph Coleman was in Moundsville
yesterday.
Mrs. o. o. Gates has returned from
Powhatan.
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BOXING.

Boxing matters in this section will
now take a rest until fair week, when
the Metropolitan Is considering pulling
on a good bout This club will be pI-
loted through the coming season BIZ
John LOOMS und zeke Bail, who Will
make strong efforts to maintain the
high reputation established by the for
mer management. The Bridgeport club
Will also be In the field, and will proht
by the experience gained In its first
year, According to President Fisher,
the club Will prevent further fascos by
compelling contestants to put up sub
stantlal forfeits. and Will insist on the
clubs official referee, thus doing away
with any elements OF uncertainty,
The Bridgeport carnival was imam
ciai failure, but the club has only SUI
fered alike with other clubs trying to do
the same thing. No three-niEht car
nlval on record was q success financial
ly on all nights. The size OF the town
cuts little figure, for the same was true
of similar affairs In the larger cities.
While much OF the blame may be at
tached to Conuelly aud Hennlger for
the slim attendance for two nights that
of the first might WINS extremely disap-
pointing to all concerned. The races
didn't bring the crowd expected, and
then August finds many boxing lovers
at fishing camps and out-Of-town re-
sorts. Be2enah and Campbell each got
$50 the first night: Jimmy Togarty got
about SIS, and Davis, $40, for their
work; and Eddie Gardner and Jack
Kinlow split $195 purse. OF the Inter,
$50 was raised bV passing around the
hat.
oscar Gardner has stu four matches
for this month, previously noted In the
Inteliigeucer. He will be accompanied
on his tour by his manager, Jack Ar
thurs.
Charley Burns, the "Behu Brummel,"
is in jail at Cincinnati, on the charge OF
having entlced a young Muncie, Ind,
girl away from her home.
The Cincinnati Enquirer should get
another Wheeling correspondent. For
perverson of the truth It's present one
beats Ananlas.
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cutCAco Angus. h--Eoth clubs ngAln
,,,,' t,,J iogi ,o.dny. Little Woods clever
plirhing and perfect support shut INC or,
aiea out la tht nrgt Ddmen's hellipE atl
n lightning triple uily by hlmHe,i. conner
aud cvetitt Ecto the fen!urcs' lap,i vi
,ghiiS Maui was puzzle, and but ior ny
error In tho ninth would have duplic5Bt,sStl
Woods performance, Atpndnnea SHW
49,, 49,, ,o RuE
ci,,, ~, b"'''u' Ofg q - 10 Q
g nif5g9 ,'. 10 9 9 9 q o "a q 2
Earned runs, Chicago :. Battcrlesi
woods, Donnhuo and chance; Hughes anu
clark I'mplrcS Swartwool ana warner
,,,, r,,rc RHE
chicago .,.."o "a >
Earned runs, uons. batteries. ISbell and
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THE RIVER


rorxersburg. AVALON. ii n. IN.
sjstersvillr' RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Cinrington. LEROY, 400 p, m.
steubenyilic. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
c,trelpnau. w, j, CuAI4INS, S a, m
Tarkorshurg. ARG AND. II a. M
NBtgrnoras.. :. EI.OISE, II u. m,
SIgtersyillc. RUTH, $3.50 p m.
CIaFlpgton. LEROY, 500 ?, m:
StoubCnvlllc. n NJ. BAYNEh $50 p, m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. AVALON. 4 a, m.
SlFtOrHvllle =. LEROY, u: M
Pittsburgh. :. RANAWHA, 9 u. m.
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OIL. CITY - River feet inches and
rising; clear and Pleasant,
GRFY9NsBORO - Rlver 10 feet anu
rising; fatr anti warm
!. BROWNSVILLE - River II feet .
inches and rising. .
WARREN-Rivcr 2 feet ineheS'
Clear and warm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u feet :
lnches and rising. Cloudy aud warm.
PiTTsBURGH - River 4 feet : inches
and rising OF the dam; clear ana pleas
ant. 49,, H.. q
sTHuRENVILLE - River o feet .
inches and rising; clear and warm.
Observation-Disclosures teat
Inches and rising. Cloudy, with mer-
cnry nt %.
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JEEFR1Es AZ coNfER.

He Bested Armstrong. but in Doing 1t
Broke His Left Arm.
NEW YORK, Aug, 5.-'IIm" JeftrIes,
the much heraaded heavyweight pugil-
Is. from California, was TO have fought
Dob ATmstFong and steve" O'DOR-
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To.pAY,s ENpRIEs.

A good card IL offered to-day and *
o.HrE Hhlshps SHOULD result. Following
are the entries:
rtrst race, AM furiopgs--Frnnk j.
Harp 1870, Crown 1i2. Hanoanna 100
Charlie Wells 100, Marriott i05' Gal'a-
Il i09.
sccord race thrSe-quariers miie-Gov.
GrigEs. Hfd5enitV. By Jove. Walter o.
ii2: Speedy, 1903: Traitor. IL; Beloved
Helena Belle, iOi; john McGorT5gle. En-
sign 10g
Third .fourths mlie.-Mon-
rec Doctrine ~. Tampa ~: Prompt
lit, Arlan IA, Reform III, Saver Brook
~. Corn Cob III. Jews Harp III.
Fourth rECe. four and une-Hah tur-
l,ngB--Heck, Jr., t2I, Lillipute III, Ross-
nar liz, AIedicH tO1, Miner Mnld 100.
rorA Lamar lOT. Cheer UP iOI, Magnolia
10.
FItth race, four and one-hast furlonER
--sprlte III. Novada Boy lOs, o. W.
Harding i09. Bonnleville 100. Belle nus
traspH lO7. Sister Ida lO3.
PROBABLE WINNERS TODAY.
First rare-crowm Merritt, Jews
second r.oe-GOv. arlsEs, Ho'eHa
Beie. Speedy
Prompt.
Jr
r4eh race-sIster Ida, Bauu,evIils,
Nevada Boy.
THE COLUMBUS RACES
No Records Were Broken, But It Was
Day OF Groat Racing.
COLUMBUS. O.. August 5.--1'his WIS
a day OF great racing az the colamhuS
Driving Park, though no records were
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS GAMES
pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia
Chicago Q: Baltimore 0.
Baltimore G; Chicago ].
Washington 2: Cleveland i.
Louisville 1; Boston :.
New York 0: Cincinnati s.
Cincinnati 3; New York
st. Louis 8; Brooklyn
ro-pAY's GAStES
Boston Mt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
washington nj Cleveland.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh.
Washington Mt Cleveland
New York Mt St Louis.
PITTsBGRGH, Auguet 5.--rhc locals
shut the Phlllles out In game full OF
brilliant plays. Tho feature was Bower
mans running catch Of LADDERS buut NY
doubling Mcfarland at first. BIZ Clark
made his first appearance In the League
siace his trouble with tho New York man
aEement. and made q good MT with the
FANS, Attendance, 1900 Score:
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PHILADELPHIA. August 5-1hc FIRST
of inc series or gu.rcs between the Cisse-
land and Warrington teams trl nRfnrred
from Cleveland 10 this city was mayed to-
day, the Senators w!nnlns through ihe TX
ceilent pitching OF Dinesn R-th teams
played n clean feldlng galEe. &ttendance.
~ RuE
Cleveland 80 o o o 2 90 / OIL I Q
Washington 20 . D o 90 - o
Earned runs, Cleveland i; Washington
2 Batteries. Wilgou aud Crlgcr; Dlnecn
aud Mcauire, UmpIres, Lynch and An
drews. Timc, l:b5
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Earned runs. rittshprEh 2. TMo-9ma s,
nbIniy stolen BASES, Donovan z, Dy3c-
hanty, Double phys. Gray and ClhrEei
Ely. Pnddon and Clarke; .Bowcrman anu
Clark, First hnso on balls. OF fln ,,.,,s =
IN R6Ines 3 Struck out, by Fiatt =, ftme'
I.1. Empires, Snyder and Connolly
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STATIONERY, BOOKS, HTo.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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cloth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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cloth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...'S''2S
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a liberal cash discount frOm allow prices.
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broken. It was lEewise q bad daT Tor
favorites os only one IN four races won.
The track was in fne condition, but not
as fast as II would have been with con-
tinuous fair weather There was
large crowd to enjoy the sIort.
auhlugcr drove Grace Hastnga IA
beat her record OF g.69is, made 70 q wa
gon on the Cleveland trick last week,
but the best she could DO was 2:ilM,
although the last half was made IN
l:0s4. Curry drove Kentucky Union 20
a wagon In 2:i2 Her record Is 2:l0&
Results:
2:i2 trot. purse, ZOO.
Eagle Flanagan, hg,, by Ea.
gle Blrd-I.ady Flanagan by
Wood Hnmbletonian t4ud-
SOM .............,st..,.
The-.Abbutt, bg.. (Gecrsl.....5 ] J
CrcsceJis, hg.. uleteholu) - z
Oclaylo, Dr. M, (hugElesl..'s
Pat Watson, hh., {WilSohl.!.A .
Tagorite, bf. (Saunders) dis.
May Fern, CTflorlfIs )......dis.
Timc--g ;094 2:0s5i 2:Qs5s; 2;iOh; 2;i2A.
2:1g pace. purse. =. 900.
Seoseen, tr. h., ~ Egotlst-
NadlF, by Dictator tCritch-
Heidi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jessie G.. oh. M, Pnlmer).. 5
Gus Waibel, b. G., tStarfl.". .
Bernlce, br. m, (9acCoyl.....' :
Bourbon, I. eli. h. (klcel.... =
JourneyTnsn, Dr. h.. ,(o'NelD 1
Wax, D. e., (Cole1nHnl. ........5 =
Star Hal, br. b., 0ApTnQ....:
Time-2:llH: 2.isesi 2;l2fi 2:lz.b
2:1s pace pure. s2,6cO.
Lady OF the Manor, ch. IN,
By Nambrlno kiug-Prin-
cess Chimes, By Chimes, i,
(Geerb) ..,......'..:..;,...;.. Z
Anne Lee, br. m, Ciuts0n1.. Z
| Birdie Dickinson, BIN, CRice)
| q. ". D., blk. h.. tFhiiiphl...I
Little Pete, oh. &, (McQullty) as
Harry WoOdhine, b. s., tCnr-
ry) ,.s.sssssssss.'s...'''.s. ''s'V 49,
Hal Patchen, Oh. g., tCon~ a., A.,
Time-s:iiG; S;6S,t; 2:0S5si $50.
2:27 trot. purse. 5000.
| Percy, b. c., by Ponce de Leon
Flora Ewing. by Basslnser :
soineionE, b. M, iStarrl. ......... 2
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uLACKBERRY, SPIRITS perfect 'iiH.
uIIatIon OF hIncItbsTrissI through cop
usr, 10 Ysarh old, very nnS,
=. WELrY = co.
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ST. LOUIS, August 5.--Sudhoff was in
fine form to-day. only allowing Brooklyn
two hits. Dowd's mutt Of Grliitn's ny in
the fourth inning gave the Visitors their
only run. Attendance, 100. Score;
St. Louis .."S 9 9
Earned runs. ST. Louis 1. Batteries.
sudhoR and Clements: Dunn and Ryan.
Umplrea E,mslle and Hunt. Time, 1850
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ECZEMA. scaId head, hives, itchlness
OF The skin OF any sort instantly reilev-
ed, permanently cured. Doan's ONT
ment. At any drug store.
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COTfID NOT HIT MAGEE,


LouIsVf.kE, August 5-The benn-
eaters could not hit Magee, while tho
Colonies managed to bunch SIX Of their
seven hits in two Innings. Stafford ana
Clarke mnde great catches. Attendance
1900. Score:
louisville .....9 9 o9s9S1;: g
Earned runs, Louisville s; Boston !. Bat;
teries, MaEee and Kittridge; Hickman ana
Yeager. Umplres, o'pay and Mcdonald.
Time, las.
Toledo 1910 o o o 20 OIL 81 ) o
Battorles-AfIller ana sshTeoOngoSti Kec-
nan and Arthur.
At Dayton. r y
Mansfield .....0 0 o 20 o-S o
BatterIes-MOrrlssey and Lattlmeri Kell-
UNI and Belt.
At New Castle. First game, RHE
s ssT c RaBias i.S 3 ! 3 III )
Batteries--smlth and Barclay; Carson
and Cote.
At New Castle Second game. r i 2
Grand GRAY iT RapId $50 . Q 10 Q 81 s 8
Batteries-M innehan and zinrum; Mock
and Cote.
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m Y; sS 3 issS r;iastoI No1O cent dolO'"
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Dounhue; Bfaul and Robinson. umplrea,
Svsartwood and Warner. Time, i:,a
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Alice Dorman, b. m, CAioHenry). 4
HARRY, blk x, nellingerl.,,..,,,
Cutting. b. H., McQullty) .........5 81
InuIque, h. h., (Hutchsngsl
IncarnAtc.. blk. g., tGeersD......'.
Angllpa. o. m, (FSetchaull,,..,,,, 8
Time-2:iflL; 2:l5ta; 2:lH4.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer should get
another wheeling correspondent. For
perverslon Of the truth It's present one
hnats Annnlas
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Charley Burns, the "Behu Brummel,"
is in jail at Cincinnati, on the charge OF
having entlced a young Muncle, Ind,
girl away from her home.
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oscar Gardner has stu four matches
for this month, previously noted In the
InteliiEeDcer. He will be accompanied
on his tour by his manager, Jack Ar
thurs.
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THE conUMBus RACES
No Records Were Broken, But It Was
n Day Of Groat Racing.

COLUMBUS. O., August 5.--1'his WIS
a day OF great racing al the celamhuS
Driving Park, though no records we're
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FOR RENT.
NOR RENT-sEVEplAL GOOD RDoSfB
G in tina City Bank Building. Inquire At
the City Bank Of Wheeling. mEQ
NOR RENr-THE wARE-RooM NO.
u 1910 Main street. Possession at oncA
Inquire OF r. ], McCuLLAGH, No, ca
Fifteenth street. eu1
NOR RENT ROOMS, NEW HOUSE,
G both gases and water In the house;
possession ut once. lA Fourteenth street.
1y3N
~ Nine tD) store rooms, sitAsF
q s!,,Ely Or toEs'hsr' On hn'n Ana
Tenth atrsHth
Three second story Residences
(sIG rooms saull Rt Main and
r. re~'h StrrSts, All EnOdeSR Soa-
T Vsnionooa
Five t6} rooms second stOFy lo
y NrEinla streets, eisT0h tS1p
per month,
JAMES J., HAWLEY, Real Estnts $50
Real Estate LaRNN, l1d6 Matn a1Eoel.
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HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY, DEC. ..
l, TEN PAGES TODAY,
wANrEp-MonE FREIGHT snIpIs.


THE necessity for. in some way encour-
aging the embarkation of moro capital in
The ocean carrying trade is at once appar-
ent when We contemplate the blockade
OF freight at some OF our Southern ports
b. reason of the want of ocean transporta-
stlnn facilities.
The Times Democrat In noticing this
scarcity of ships said recently that the Ill-
rots Central alone had at New Orleans sew
eritl thousand car loads OF stuff unloaled
because rot able to secure the vessels
10 carry such freight abroad! Something
OF the same kind has been experienced NJ
other ports In spite of the fact that ocean
Yates have gone up Tie ships are not in
sight TO handle expeditously the ext ort
trade Of this country.
The ship agents say THAT this scarcity
OF tonnage is general over the world this
year. Our war called many vessels ont
of the carrying trade into the government
service but the fact seems 10 be that the
ship building for two or three years past
haa not kept pace with the expansion of
commerce. One reason of This is doubtless
tie circumstance that while American for
eiyn trade has been rapidly growing there
has grown up no American merchant na.
r.re TO take care OF 1t. The foreigners
have had, In consequence, more freight
thau they could quickly and conveniently
handle.
The profits possible to our ship owners
under such conditions ought to be sutH-
eient to tempt more capital into the ocean
carrying trade There does not seem to be
any great necessity for subsidies, when the
business, legitimately and of Itself offers
50 much. The only stimulus required. it
would seem, Is the opportunity to get
cheap shlps--the privilege TO buy in the
cheapest market. This privilege is denied
TO Americans and they lave therefore, re-
Trained from entering ect3yely into the
upbullding of great American merchant
marine.
With this congestsd condition OF business
at our ports, for want of ships, appealing
TO the good sense OF the American congress
TO remove restrictions upon American ship
ping. We ought 10 see that body energetical-
lv revising the navigation laws. It Is not
alone improved harbor facilities we need,
but more ships, American ships. Only
give American capital the same privileges
for entering the ocean carrying trade that
British CAPITAL has and we Will soon cease
10 see thousands of carloads of American
goods for export blocladei ut American
ports waiting for ships.
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ron pnorncrIoN or coMnr,cls.

There Is one recommendation in Presl-
denlt McKinley's message that will receive
geneiel approval IN this coudtry and by
the beet sentiment. doubtless. lhroad--the
suggestion tlhlst he be empowered TO call
All international conference with view TO
e4empting private property from capture
at sea IN time OF war
When the Lsadlng European Nations
abolished privateMdng. so far MS the sig
history powers TO the agreement were con-
cerned. they should have gone one step
further and nut private property on the
sea, in time OF war. on the same footing
as private property on land. This PROPOSE
tion. with Mr.. MCKINLEY would now have
Incorporated In the International law.
would except only contr0band OF war.
which. Of course, Is properly an object OF
salrure at all times by either belligerent
and wherever found
There Us no good reason for drawing a
ddstluctaon IN war between prlvate property
on sea and private property on land The
latter Is universally respected and protect-
ed by the enemy among ciyfszed Nations
and 10 should tho foumer be- 1t should be
no mOrs an object to destroy an enemy's
SoreaHn commerce than TO destroy his
coast cities. or his domestic mercsat.ie
trade. No modern feet however would
nttenEt TO hprn defenseleas coast town
and % modern army would ssdys private
stecIw " speds.
~ ae1ding powus wo11i agree TO che
Eessklons uaasis " Mr.. Mckinley, ono Of
! - t<.-f ~.xual. ~ 49, = 49,. -.
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real cssn beiN existed. The reasons thai
speak ii, 0ehalf q the reform fAr cartwright
any argument for the retention in bhc In
ternational code OF this peculiar reiic Of
harbarism. " Is the tendency OF modern
enaigfb,enmrny no lessen as far as possible
aae harsh features Of war. and a confer
ence such as suggested by Mr.. Mckinley
would be another stop in that direction
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signs Of the TINS
Fanntn County Favorlte lbopaf

6aihin eoupVs I,
Revolutions come sotnel Z V 3
every country. Nations ipn' r
MIN ,,fe and death. As " iplHg!
~, 49, q 20 IRE ooaiJa
pronheTs have long since esi,
ercar.t hose OF tae iIsse kini
1891 1922 ch , has come cssr W !,
si $50, e mo- nast rweIye month y
S'. T TN 1,,incipies snunaasl
aeny, no ~ ladesendspst
uesa'u'ss..o ',,,,,v considerci W. =
ssls 1890 ~. 70 ignored. ~ r. :.
NOW aaey a a,9 Nd DARED b "
lew y, W. se1 MN ,, aeD Jefferson Il ~
oil W9sm.ns Syowned into shsss
nave nave p' Gow ,'I these great (siAs;l
slacc' -. I'M ,'no new IDEAS IA y
asiao ~ yha .ne ara booted ~ 7
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The Real Anlmu..

Parker County News CWeathei6ord)
1t is mot the personality OF Hon. Joe
Bailey that Is offensive to the New York
Journal, but the principles for which hs
stands as minority leader that is az.
fansive. The East would like TO crush
lion, william ]. Bryan. and agsdn assui,s
domination oi the Federal denocracy as,d
10 do so they feel that 1t Is necessary to
first DESTROY alr. Bailey. The East has
ha1 rs day OF domineering. and the $500.
700 democrats who voted for Bryan In 1886
and the 100000 of recruits they have
since mustered. see she game thai is pro-
posed. and Will set square down on such
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Huntsville Wal
in
n
He Con the IT, with the
all magnificent
at
he
in
Q
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SOME GOsSIP7


New York, 49,;
MASKS report VI
Light on the ilssn,s
lumsa unlvesslsr,
resen'le amounts !.
running the hs,rs q K
iast year -. ~
will M ,nns ~.
char - Increased "
cnarges. Frsends Q
rallied to It's supp,,,
TO a new site. TX stt ~ r
and the rapid sr, ssectIee
Of the institu,Ion 49, ~
ciering TO carr. ,eqglsc Il
tine university, viii VIII ! 2
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
W. Q. nehreII.

Coleman, Texas, December is,--Captaln
W. G. Debrell, formerly prominent mer-
chant Of HaaletsvIlle and Galveston. but
later q citizen Of this place died here this
mosptnS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14

Ire resignation Of Colonel Bryan will no
doubt call for extra help in the editorial
rooms OF the republican and goldbug news
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14

senator Hanna gives T. out that Ohio has
her full share Of the offices. But he was
safe u Washington when he said It.