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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17
MILITIA APPROPRIATION.
Proposal to Increase 1t From
$500, 900 to $4,000, 900 Annually.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
House committee on militia to-day d.
rected favorable report on the bill of
Representative Marsh, of Illinois, in
creasing the appropriation for the ma
tional guard and militia of the coun-
try from 100000 to $4,000 900 annu-
ally. The bill has attracted wide
spread attention in militia circles. A
committee representing the organiza-
tions OF all the States having been re-
Gently appointed to carry forward the
movement begun at their national con-
vention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17
rS3PrKA. KAN TUESDAY. MARCH i. isse

-
-sr~ses - - - - s.>s., =
- - ~ - - o. - - =
~ - - -s<nnIs - - - <srg1r
- rrsNs = Hnsal11 ~ <onpD~s -
Eee ~ - AssA = -, eI3S
J~sl6 - Es63rss = u = - 49,
fesss 4 ,tsA9 y - seslsSpv>s~e
- 1tp<s ~ - ~ ~ = -
- tasy - 49, 80 49, - ~
49, -ftsSrD s>>~Alp - t4FF'
i6s.s q 49, slH>ss = - - - -
- @.s< - y ~ ea3e seDs4
ss-lls 49, - > - 49, -
- = ~ - - ~ - y -
ssss-yss 49,. : = ~@ps - -
i->-retTe : Ss-s44uA - ~ ~
| - - =. sssrpGs< s-ps<nfR -
ST.; - rEz-
s..-ss =; ~ 800 - = 4f7-se
49, = -tssb. - ~ 49, -
t-s--sr . .ssi1ls<sAl-s.sss. 1 s@s> -
fss~-l. epstssl., 49, -. s<r-.s
.1szstNsv~s-A ss>y-S -
,.>sars >ps-R<- = ssadDs1e 49,
- 49, sU<lS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17
The Oil Markets.

OIL CITY, Pa, March 16-Credit bal
ances, a6s certificates, no bid or offer.
Shipments, 96,45S bbls: average. S5,372 bbls.
Runs, s6.45S bbls; average, SS,042 bbls.
NEW YORK, March 16.-Standard Oil
.536Q540
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

49, .ssh $50 n..ss - -
. s-sl-.p..@ :. sslIe~ sSiHs
- - $50 -. -
~ -. 80 = - -
= $500
~ cefrssN AAsysel
<Gs.s srs-ss>y. -SrnaNs 80
- - ssssS se..y - -
- - - - ~ - -
- - 49, - = e,se.rs& ~
= s1ne-.1aA - - = = 49, "
- nlNas ~1U- p1
- =. T
- - 80,
. : - - - = s
80 .. -. .,s.
-
r - sEs
ES
sSe
,s-,x<.s.;sr>s,sSas.,
z sss.ss~s s.s.sss.. =. Z. =
- - ? -, 3 = = - - =
:. 4<seee -. - -
re
&2~
S
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Observation-Disclosures
-. ~s,-s- - - -
- -Ss,as.~s -, =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

Six hundred persons wanted to hear
the Asetceam Trio and Johnson's
Swiss Bell Ringers at the First Eng
fish Evangelical Lutheran Church on
Monday evening at o'clock. Admis-
sion 25 cents,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17
.gQI Fea vOQf.
Ial.sss 49, eas.s - ~ -
tsasAsrrfA eeup1Uo

f.v-s -r->1s r1sssssuas~ - -
Il : .. 49, :, -. .. - - - -
lnss..,,< ~ $3.50 s(ssss,
DIR 49, s>I3 - s~.
I - snas !, - - - ~>eyvsl
49,. $50 - - qnl6uSs
4 lzeA - ueesu ~. sAQ - y ~
- SS<ssy $780,
N 4. & L,i,4pssls 49,. - 49, q
- - - : lx1pI ~ ArxNa-1
-. Il Z s,,aa = psp>v ~, ss-. =.
s.-4s y. ; = - go st%w-sr,
~ = : ! ~ - - sEGSs
90 = - ; q. sr.sAS = - - !
lNS .ga1ln zs6A mss1v -, ed ~
- fSsl1ssis- = assaRnes
I = aasSann a 49, laaaaGBle - -
tsl~1ssinpr,pia - sess5so = 80 " i
lssnl4s = 80 unonHlua - 49,
-. i.
e59lprsep A,s.as - 49, {
}Ne sDA&ss 49, 49, y : AgesaC1n>
l y eepSAlsrepA '7a'f
l Nast bvt41es
u go g 80, ss =
HN-4 :. -
49,.
l~Sr.. .-..s
I@.s:.:.::x%[rS
=. ..s...s.s...,..s~.
iS..sE S~f ..se3
go :. - -: - "a s..
I.(4 49, 4 zs-S. :, -, y
=. s'sssls .SssssE q s-s,ss;s 49,.
sSkse - e.tsee 80 - - e~sNa
lAes.-s = ~. Nv -,
! k, -
i.-ss,s5.skfE4syss~ss
fNsgIEs,SE
- - - =
fssEIsdJzl 49, - 2SEta6
f q: |: :!s:;::.sesss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17
A New Pastor.

On Sunday, 25th inst, the Few John
Preutts will be installed as pastor of
st. Stephens German Reformed
Church at Thirty-sixth and Eoff
streets, to succeed the Rev. John
Schweickhart, who recently accepted
a call to prominent church in Cleve-
land, Ohio. The new pastor comes
here from Beaver, Ohio, and is a
young man, but has been very success
full in his work. He will arrive early
in the week, and will occupy the par
sonage in the rear of the church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

sNl1ss S~ys. s--@.s yssss - y V
1850 - a-f ~ - - sns -
besa(1s<<<ss = ssnerss,
I 49, NaaeA p%ss - - -
- S.,p<a 49, rass - - 49,
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- E-ss = LsNa Asss< ~ S~sB
l&E~ss, 4az<RS txx 49, rNq
s1spsfN Hs-Arp~v = asss11
IE.15 - : - s1x esS sn
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Is. - - reksr>S eF.lpunrs
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- - nn1nero - <-s<.-f0s
s<-<~ 49, ~ rss; A-,s ss -. -
tsel9 A.>-w&R ~ - Aasea4 -
fs-8 = y Saes y ~ <esPN ~
| - - Atsi.ss = q ssss,S -
- 5 - 49, - -
- ,sfSsHs krop 4ul1vS -
Nss., s.k-eNs.s - 80 -
~ e4tsA1% ENe ~ ~ -
}f4 ~ ~ =. ~ Z s,ssl 80
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f~ss - =. - ssse !. ~ ~
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fSsps v sAsss sy,ss~s-eas ~
=, tSSSssn> = a
- 1s2Sea, "a =, sssssss - =
- ~ - sh>y<-st ~ ~ 5sse1
- - sIs>ase.s - s7,lspb Aadh
{.sN.E -, - ID. ses =
| ~
I. -. tc2G = - = -. - =
4 sSsss,s e E~ss
| 1919 e. =
-. = =
Es.s = zisSs.s ~ ~ns =.
rs ..s.r
ffssS 2 - ~ - - = = -
n k5Ns ssp-sHAS 6sSe - sseS 80
u sXv&R pNpS1S ~ - kss~l> - .
ssSsa = - Ss>ts - 1es>n 49,
IAN - - z.~ss SsAAA - ~
~ vssl -. $780, 49, .srsas -
Z 49, = - ssk - - SraA 49,
}ss~s ~ AsrSeadp1 nsss 3-ssss =
ssttPss spspHsA s>>~sAssas. - sH<o
- 80 - ~ pses s6sss ea-~s -
- ~ - ~ ~ ssaess,v 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

Irs~es - - - - $500 s11>s
49,. 3 = - rs 4 S.s~,<
es11>s ~. - - 49, - 49,
~ &111liss - 1890 = lr-ss =
f1-~ 4 = s = - y ~ ssss
Issp ~ - -. fssH>w -
<rns<< : dnsn<es s@41n SnsE1G1r1
~ - HsNrst 80 hSs<s osss.ps 90
ese~~1s -css~>ps . - SAt-< sea =
is>s f>tysuss fs~r<- ~ = - s>ssc>s
<spWs - ss-~~>4a - 1s>sss.s ~
q - ~ Szrt s4~sS = - s~-~<a.I
fs<st y 49, - ~ - - 49, -
Is~slr i>p>uns - - g~s>s - ss-- y
- - 49, - = y. s-4sns s,ssr
! slle.s>rs>e e11D1A - ~ ssy-s -
fpY4 = ~ R<sw 4<ses--z~s 80
fsse 49,, sPss 49, a. fseas 500 -
Ieet ~ s>ss, 8 10y - <z-sss~.
~ - $500 ~ Fssrsrs~s .
49, erfN - sr~s,.
te1@s = ne]s's . ~ 49, assI
&C., sssH s-c = =
fG14 ~ 49, -sss- > - ~ ssesi
- 49, ~ ~s>>r ssspses r. -
- fB@- - s.sstssts sss@s . es~s-s
|rres,sS .s-w - s,ssss> ~ Vi
- es.es - ss.ss.sS z
- - s4A4ss s.sf - Z -.
$aAS q: -. =
49,. :, - -.
lss EsG$ =, =. - :
-. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

-. .....:Es.s..-


- tcsEs.,,
k:SseEs2I... s$s
lsssS ga =. l'...... .,s..s ~
IT, sSsssss - ~. F
. - 80 : -
~ -. rsss$S$.
lss - Esssz..s = -,
Il ~ = -
11ssiry - ss,ss rsl :.
3Ms., ~ c15sfAas.S
lAe5Ss-ZA5ss,s -
l[ IE-sa~-r,SL,s
4 k&..A-ss,iSs.;sS -,
Va .-.s...s.. x 49, 80 !,
{& AE --ss -
Hs1SSz1ss..s--s s.sX ~
<Tn ~ s..x s...sss.s.lS~1t2
E<zG
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l5ENS - Ss5E = -
s--,ss5 ~s-..s = - - -
49, = s..I5- . ,,saSp tiIs ,1ssssa
~ sS-u111,s go ~, -, - -,
NJ .o-i{12 ~ ~ ,ty@tsp SulaaseI
- = = ~, - - " n.s> ~
49, 49, Tr<,Sw sr<1A41<& - ~
s.&S~ .aGrx - 49, - -
e-.sy = s.Zk2 aaaep1s - =
- ~ ss7{1r>1 s - .srG1A>s.v 4
-. 49, - hE>urn4ip< ~ ~ n
kSE%G ~ - II sss.s,'
= 49, 9w 49, r.i9 y 4tup<s
49, n 49, - sss.r -
il-lssG ~ =. - ~ = -
s,S<k - - k1-nlnS ~
49, -. 49, ~ = ~ 49,
f3ss.ssS -, g -2 1@r,us'
~es,, y $780, - S~snnssa ID ssasss
- ps}pssss saes soy pst 80 ss-s
lEM 49, - s..s. - s,:sss'
iTTse~sss.rs.. -,
iZTss 49, = !, I,
! - = .es~psS - So ~ =
- ~ = I.sc- a.sS So ~,
lrss1ft, : rssSsasss - : AA1s<t
risss - ssys Isra-ssy ssrss ~
esth..,ua Y .~shsss - a, x4-r,
II. -. ~ ~ ee,ss,s,s - ~
49, 49,, s,,x,,, -,
ss.s,sX -, -
lE 80, - fnrTv
-. = -. =. .ns,,, $780, 4.
49, vSs,r.s i-fsps % trsi NJ
= ~, So. -. ~. !, ,s.s y. : -. =
- ~ y nSvs ass -p>aass sv.s ~
49, = ssf fs fss.na 80 81 spvvuls .
-. s.tssn. ~ a. 49, ~,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

~ n~Sss Sssrss
tom ~ - - = ssss .
I GmDa.. ps-r~--. sssuaD -. ~.
Clbs.e ~ sDpllDn = ~
Sps set-essen.1 so
Rs1lsps,. psesteasu s.A1ssx.
- = I - = - -
. ~ = s.sr-s sslss9pl ~
~ ssyzsAo lsr@zpr A1nss
= ~ 0es1a ~ R~isz -
~ - ~ ~ q ~ ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17
FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-House, rooms bath and
both gases. Inquire at 15S Fifteenth ST.
mh17e&da
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17


A~s>f uss~r. v,n>ops. tA.ss
4 No. ssss = ~ 4->4S - 1tas'~s
4 sss>s1Aet t<sts2 skss.,ns..a
Y sps- - ~ . ttssr>s ts.. 49,
rs,i,y pss> q ~ snrsv sa esAfsfsl
nh .oiz,s, ks.rs sasl , 90 -. y .
-sssk - - ,hhrs v - vss.ss fs.
nassssss = ~ fsfsS a<&r~ 49,
. sysss - eAssnar 49, ps~ 80 -
~ .snnmnsy esas ~. s1-gsxsh ~ 3D.
sr,ssa aha-A ,gsis& ~ - ~ 80
. ~ fssis~soAsssss--4s vss -. V y
sss<.i 80 tpsss ~ ~ = zrss N
Or - l,svN ~ clwsp ~ iprNesss'
1r4ss n = - stsius 20 ~ II hsssss
- 0sa0 - ss
y f1x Wan suerf
-ne-- -
ssas Dssshs s5ssss spsa - Usss
- - Dssf Wa
|. y.tiasytab sksssss res . ssssss ~.
|eterA ~ saasA Asisak p oI~Vs>ssA,R h
No. - y ,bpsp1sry 2an1i1is .. ~
spa>ps ~ b rssiAAh
-JN1ss b y. AAgsSnD.ssps y so(ue15
" 49, cd psAs bxl.ss~<s-. ~ \
- pAisS . saNA ,ha. ssssA .i-sss
- te9uqpsQpa - ~ psslsas sza~fl,s
|niSss spfss 70 he 4ahspps - rsts<
- 0fss - IA ne ysxrs ~ q ~
pak Ne ssHsass - Asasis yss ass--
lase n sss rssou>ss ssx $50 -ss -
n'sssy sses1asl Thai si~s kssAsst .,
fssa,a 70 b. y ts~r. b. - ospl- y ne,
spss rssa. s>psss sss~ss % ,sse .ssr.
fs<As ksea alss thAss ssvs sslp Mai
49, ~ m prss>rt sases1ssassss o. -
ss<ls - - snsapkt rla>-s sss -
ssss Ia ~ tllAs sss. -. y sh.<lssss
b 10 A1zAr-t v. sAa '~sI u osa -,
sss~sN y spHv ssersnss ! d -. - -
80 AZ ssss sstss salA bss sst ,ssa
~ a~svs ssassps ! ss>& tse NesA I
p,se<r ~ so-sys.s Of r.ses yss 80 -
= sss 49, go 90 BE- ss>stasS y
essss ss-f. v - 6asrjs4N, khni !,
so Lsrs Fsils1ssaa--.p h,k s<sh ssr.
sstAss tssssa.s -sassr-she s..s -h.l
p.sess y - s<i,ss. s<saa n y 80 49,
8 - tsvszs.s -~sid - = Asspss- -sib
tks frsstsrs ~ rss~a >spr 1t ss---sAs
- - se~w " - -s~~ ss-fN
eHa 49,. 80 ~. -snis - 90
sssstne - - e~zxi,e~py. . sA>s-->ss
"a o. ~, kAAea>S = e4&.f q 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

- 20 -. r -

~ Ks.r1s taSx Y<< -
TA-.6 ss.
~s
- - -. = . AADsst - Dtn<<s
6.lSs - - fsllng ~ -
ri Sareus,xf =. sdsspS - ~
sogssrok ~ - ~ pl1A~pS - =
49, = ~ 2aaE = ~ 49, ~.
k4ls sl1@e5 e1t-nk&. ~. -. 9vsv
k,SpsGeR 9au 1ntSir- ~ ts1fssef11
erk1s1R - sarSpsasn1nr essf~l
bss~van>s np.sA = ~ eabslsv ~
- .is.-ty = ~ - sss =.
s 1-t- - :. -
100 ss.ass-s,ss =
- - - - ~ ~, s~as n
= ~ ,s,>sS = sse4-. 49,
- - 1890. - 1890 ~
K1ss.ss.-..--..,
0SL-i
NETLrS -
H%es
EIE.ss 49,,
~ ~. ~ -
la AIS0c1~ -.
-X.1-, -
-- - .
g. 49, s. !: 80, =
.sss$s-ifr..sEs~r'
49, g. s.--.-sr * =
1894 - 49, 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17
FOR SALE.
EARMFoRsALE OR EXCHANGE.

Elghty-two acres with fruit trees and
about twenty-five acres In good timoer.
with good house and outbuildings. all lays
fine; well stocked with poultry. Location.
only a short distance from Philadelphia,
Pa. Cash price, S2.500. VIII exchange for
any property within miles OF Wheeling.
VIII give a big deal
Money to loan on property. from 500 up
wards
Fire Insurance a speciality
ROLF & ZANE,
No 30 Fourteenth Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17
Knea..E


= 49,. v.san - s~-s
mrG t>sre r>1>HAnnT - -
- - - - 3rss ussr 49,
. 80 : 49,
- - $50 > ~,.@@
~ : - 49, pppess 49, =
- - e..ar1 49, q - - -
'EIM Y nrn4n5 - - - = -
E&1I%u = k>9Es 0>>G -
<e-1ssSS.-=aI
|5l1szs. s-sNtkk~ ~S
it, 49, N6A> -
- - - - 49, = - -
~ - Ieans eaepeA 49,
|fSssSsssS s-.5sss
-. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-17

FOR RENT-Falloure Building No. 1915
Market street: saioon and twelve rooms.
Enquire No. los Sixteenth street. fe22eXda
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-27
The Germans and Bran.

New Yorker Siaa:s-Zeiruug. Gne.
Dem.>: The Democratic candidate has
forced the silre- question Into the FORE
ground again and thus has awakened
the fear THAI his election would carry
with it terrible consequences for the
nation. No man yet has been elected
President because he possessed strik-
Ing. brilliant qualities The people de-
mand rightly that the candidate Shall
have certain sterling traits OF character
and . solid eieEent OF conservatism in
him. so :hat one can lock 10 his admin
!stration with confidence and. above all,
with calm Security. The prospect that
he might win such faith has been con-
siderablT diminished BY Bryan by his
revival OF the silver question.
We have declared from the first that
this year the silver swindle and iniper-
talism cannot be beaten simultaneously
and tina: the vote- must make up his
mind clearly which OF the two evils
must BE- done Tor first and which nigh,
wait. We had hoped that the silver
question would play no role: we viii
stick 10 our belief that 1t Is disposed Of
and requires no further consideration:
and We teel sure thar il Is less :his
question than doubt OF Bryan's trust
worthiness which has brought Il for
ward again and so hur; the Democratic
candidate: but the fact remains :ha;
the old alarm Is aroused again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-27
Present Prospects in Kentucky.

Correspondence of New York Press:
Latest advices from Kentucky indicate
that the result there will be the success
OF the winning ticket, whichever II may
be. by an exceedingly narrow majority.
From all accounts Mr.. Yerkes. the Re
publican candidate for governor. is
much stronger than the national ticket
and is reasonably sure OF election. even
though Mckinley should lose the cleo
torai vote OF the state .'Masse" Henry
Watterson has filed the Bryan head
quarters with mellow feeling of salts
faction by giving Vice Chairman John
son his personal assurance that he will
vote for Bryan and take off his coat for
the national ticket Up 10 that inter
view doubts had been felt as 10 wheth-
sr the veteran editor and lecturer would
really go 50 Ear Us to deposit ballot in
the box for Colonel Bryan. Now all is
lively and the entire and absolute con-
version Of Mr.. Watterson is accepted as
a happy augury OF Kentucky victory.
Former Congressman Buck" Heinrich
sen. an important member OF the head
quarters force. assures me that there IS
not respectable Democrat In Ken
lucky who will vote for Mckinley. This
is a valuable piece OF information and
could only have been obtained at some
place remote from Kentucky. for there
It is known and acknowledged that
many thousands Of the highest grade
Democrats IN the. state are opposing
Bryan with the same energy they dis
played four years ago. By special re-
quest Of Candidate Yerkes. the nation
al Republican committee Is keeping its
hands of Kentucky and letting the res
idents OF that state fight Il out among
themselves. kentuckians are extremely
sensitive and resent any interference by
people living beyond the boundaries OF
thei- beloved commonwealth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-27
Sweetest Things of Earth,

What are the sweetest things Of earth,
Laps that can praise a rivals worth:
\ fragrant rose tina, hides thorn:
Riches OF gold untouched by sco-n:
= happy little child asleep;
Eyes mai can smile. though they may
4 brothers cheer. a fathers praise:
The minS;relsy Of summer days:
4 heart where never anger burns.
Eift that looks tor no returns;
wrong overthrow; I,1in's swift release:
DARK footsteps guided INTO peace: -
The light OF love In lovers eyes:
age that is young ~ well As wise:
An honest hand tina. needs no ward.
y Liif with hight IN trac accom-:
hope-hud waxing into 10Y:
happiness without alloy;
= mothers kiss. baby's mIrth-
4hsse are the sweetest things OF earth.
Emma l. Dowd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-27
NEWSPAPER WAIFS.

Real Gratituds.-Tramp Ito Chappie.
who has given him shilling)-I 'ope
as 'ow some day. sir, you may want i
shiilin', an that III be able to give II TO
yerr'-Punch.
Observation-Disclosures need q new
set of china. dear. This one Is nearly
gene. Rusbant-Why don't You wait
until we get 4 new cook and start
even?-Harper's Bazar
4 Dangerous Article-Dorothy had
never before seen a dwarf. My" she
exclaimed in 4 scarcely audible whis-
per. The must have been brought up on
condensed n.ilk---1udse.
4 Matter Of Tas;e.-"Ber par;o, +"
said the postal clerk who had sold her
the stamps. but you don't have 10 nut
hve-cent stamp on letter for Cana
do. Il know said she, but the
shade just matches my. envelope, you
know."-Ph!lsdelphia Press.
Very Dinerent-"Laura, you d.en..
seem 10 DO much bu; eat while YOU
were at that big seaside hotel .Oh
yes, we did, ma Between meals Harry
and i talked abcu, wha; we had mad 10
eat and what we were going 10 have 10
eat indianapolis journal.
What He Expected TO Do.-..WouId
Sou take our dazzling daughter from
US tearfullr asked the mother. why
-eT-ycs.t replied the startled youth.
That was my idea. IL rally hadn't
contemplated taking the. whole family
You EaoT- '---ChtcaGo Evening Post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-27
LINING UP
In MinerAi-Seaa..oozz Ttr-s.on Heard
at Piednont-clubs Being Organ
lied All Oyer the County.

iZed All over the County.
Special Dispatch 10 the 1ntelligence-.
PIEDMONT. W. Va. Sept e6.-The
Hon. John NJ. Thursion. United States
senator from Nebraska addressed the
voters OF Mineral county at the opera
house Tuesday evening. The theatre
was crowded 10 listen to the charming
and convincing arguments OF Senator
Thurston. The Rough Rider regiment
under command of Major ]. F. Harri-
son. attended in a body. There are 500
voters In this battalion. The Republic
can club OF Mineral county. from Key
ser. 800 In number. also attended. Three
bands of music were present Great
enthusiasm prevails in Mineral county.
which will more fully appear on the
night OF the election
Republican headquarters have been
opened In the Bice building. All clubs
Will be fully uniformed at their own ex-
pease on Saturday.
Day;on's plurality IN this district Is
estimated 10 BE- overs.oao and abou; the
same estimate IS made Tor the national
and STATE tickets Clubs are being
formed at Davis, Parsons, Thomas.
Bayard. GorInanIa- Coke.on, Albert,
Elkins, Ma-tiusburs and Berkeley
Springs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-27

lated hat number Of Democrats we're
discussing the political issues. and while
they admitted that prosperity had
never been 50 abundant and that q
change would be 4 dreadful thing. they.
nevertheless. would vote for: Bryan. IS
they did not like to go over 10 the Re-
publIcans." A German business man
succeeded in convincing them that In
supporting Bryan they were voting
against their. own interests. In detail
Ing the sequel the Intelligencer corrcs-
pondent continues: r
Suddenly a new phase OF the situation
dawned upon them A number Of capital-
lists were proposing 10 invest largely in
the interior and IN the proposed Invest
ments these same Democrats were Vital
Is Interested. 1t happened thar the repre-
sentative OF these capitalists. and some Of
the principals. we're present during the
progress Of the political talk. and one OF
them quietly inquired II the Democratic
isns were really In earnest In shat
ton OF Bryan. Receiving an affirmative
reply. the gentleman as quietly Observed:
DO you suppose we shall make any In
restments in your state-or any other
slAte-ln case Esyaa cefeatS Mckinleyy''
The gentlemen thus Intercepted. at once
said they presumed II would make no Diff
ference TO the investors whether Bryan or
Mckinley would be the mex, President
Oh. but you are much mistaken was
the reply. We shall SO no farther now,
here or elsewhere. than 10 hold our op-
dons- Should Mr.. Bryan succeed we shall
probably never go farther than that"
Every word OF this is as true as sos-
pei. Many Of the large enterprises that
are now under way in West Virginia
would be stopped in case Of Bryan,s
election. and many Contemplated would
Immediately be given up. Capital
would become tsmid the very day after
it was known Bryan was elected. arc
investors would shrink from engaging
in any development OF the stair, for be-
hind the mask of all the .isIns- Bryan
is featuring to-day stands the menace
OF the free silver fanatic. who has said:
IF there is anyone who believes that
the gold standard is good thing, OF
that 1t must be maintained. I warn hir,
not to cast his vote for me. because 1
promise him it will NOT be maintained
in this country longer than am able TO
get rid OF IL"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-27


II any one doubts that Bryan viii de-
s;roy the present sound financial sys-
TEN OF the country let him read the fol-
lowing rtteranees Of that gentleman
made in Philadelphia on September %,
1885: Il have said ;ha. II there was any
body who believed In the maintenance
OF the gold standard until foreign na-
tons came to US and graciously per-
nitted US 10 abandon i'll said that If
anybody should believe that the gold
standard was absolutely essential 10 the
welfare OF this country he ought not TO
vote for me al all. 90 not want any
man 10 vote for me and then object 10
my doing wha; l expect 10 do II you
elect me- and If can proven, the main
tenance OF the gold standard you can
rely upon my doing 1.-THE very frs: OPP
portunity given me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-27
Ravis and Brennings.

New York Sun: The Hon. Dabster
Ravis, .,of the United States" has been
talking In Peoria and he has poured 4
whole Sugar Trus, OF sweets on Col. W.
J. Brennings. For example:
This noble son OF Illinois will live in
history as the fearless and brave lead
er who has come up out OF the common
people In the evening OF the nineteenth
century Us the savior OF his country
G Colonel Brenniugs' paper cabinet Is
full. The aitsrnates are all selected and
tbs waiting list Is IarEe. But hc ought
TO send the Hon. Dabster PAWS a nice
autograph letter. moist with nolasses