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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

y 'ANN| - - - go
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made By
Charlotte NJ Conant and George w. Co
nant. her husband. dated january g. 1898,
recorded In the office OF the clerk OF the
county court Of Ohio county. West Vir-
ginla, In Deed OF Trust Book No. 81. page
sls ! will sell at public auction. at the
north front door OF the court house Of s1ia
county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1900
at 10 o'clock a M. the following described
f.ot 80. Five Is, in Jonathan Zane's nti-
dition to the city OF Wheeling, upon. which
are the brick buildings known ut Nos. 60
and 6... Main street Excepting there
running from Main street hack distaneS
OF one hundred and ten no feet, being
the parcel conveyed by George Edwards,
trustee, and others to Ars Susan Roberts,
by deed dated June IS, lsa, recorded in
page 80. And excepting CO Z strip run
ming across said lot with a width OF Fifty
feet the eastern line OF said strip being
at It's southern end distant enc hundred
and thirty-six Q3G feet west from tho
curb-stoue on Main street, being the parcel
conveyed by George Edwards. trustee, and
Others TO the p. W. a n. r. 4. Co. by
deed dated August q, 1872. recorded IN snid
clerks office In Deed Book No. "a. page
$50 And excepting "a 80 much OF said lOt
ar lies west or the last described strip,
being the parcel conveyed TO the said p,
W. q X. K. Il. co. by Michael Edwards,
by deed dated June :, iSSS, recorded IN said
clerks Office in Deed Book No. 81, PAGE ii2.
The property to be sold was devised to
the said Charlotte n, Connnt by Michael
Edwards by will dated November q. 1856.
recorded In said clerks office In win Book
No. I, page seq.
TERMS OF SAI,E--One-thlrd OF tho
purchase money and as much more rs the
purchaser may elect cash IN hand. and tho
residue In two euu1l lustalimentg naynhie
respectively IN one and two years from
the date OF sale. with interest from that
day, the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes fer the same. and the Ntlo either
10 be retained until such notes are PAID.
or 10 he conveyed with reservation Of
q lien for tho deferred purchase money.
or upOn other security 20 tho satisfaction
Of the trustee such purchaser mist -
sure the buildings on the property solt.
TO the yatisfactian Of the trustee. and for
his further security.
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD.
nri2 Trustee
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PROPOSALS.
cIEALED PROPOSALS FOR REMOVAL
- OF GARBAGE.

Public Building, City Clerks otfIee,
WHEELING, w. Va. April I, 1850:
Sealed proposals will be received az the
office OF the city clerk until Wednesday,
April IT, 1900 at o'clock y. M, for the
removal OF all Kitchen garbage and ohal
from within the limits OF the city OF
Wheeling, fer the tweiity-four months
commencing on the first day Of May. ig.S
and ending on the nth day OF April W
Proposals 10 be addressed to the Chair
man OF the Committee on Health. ana
marked on the envelope Proposals Tor
the Removal OF Carriage" with the name
OF the bidder thereon.
Bond being required. the bidder will
state the names OF bondsmen whom he
The committee reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
mn city Clerk.
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cRtarrh. Ca
tauh means
irritation and
imam ma.
ton Of some
mucous sur
face, and also
that such irri'
tahon and In
HRm m 3 tton
are caused
either by tax.
ing cold, or by
some local.
cause,
/ SEQ that
you generally
-z.A..Hk
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Piano Bargains.

We offer US bargains this week one
Krell Plano, walnut case. in fine condI-
ton, one NIcEwen Plano, ebonlzed
case, IN good condition. Call and see
them and you will admit that they are
bargains at the price at which we offer
them. +. w. BANNER CO.
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ter to DR.. Hartman
says the following:
u am using youf
Pe-ru-na m ySel2,
and am recommend
IN S it to my pa
tients in all cases
of cntarrh, and ind
it to be more than
You represent. Pc
ru-na can DO had
now nFalldFuO
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HAVE YOUR FORTUNE TOLD
At Ale FOOD FAIR.
MALE HELP WANTED.

TTTANTED- Sal, ESSfBN TO RETAIL
w to merchants the handEomest, cherry
finished, dustlCss, sweeping hrHNh made.
Cost 50c. RAtsils for Sl.sj Good oppor-
tunity for energetic men. a. ]. WARREN
BRUSH CO., Cincinnati. ohio. api'
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nusINEss opPoRTUNITIEs.

nRoFTTs IN STOCKS, WHEAT AND
COTTON. Maokey's Modern Methoas
Mako Money. Write for our Tree BOOK.
c. i. AfACKEY & CO., 80 broadway new
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LITTLE COLDS" Thousands Of
lives sacrificed every year. DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds
cures big colds too, down TO the very
verge Of eonsumption.-3.
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pATENTs ANp TRApEMARKs.
PATENTS AND
TRADEMARKS.

Proper protection secured IN all coun-
tries. Reliable service At moderate rates
Advice free. Correspondence solicited.
II. E. DUNLAP, Patent Attorney,
Reilly Building, wheeling. W. Va
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NOTICE
The undersigned announces TO the voters
OF Washington District that he will be a
candidate for nomination as County Com
missioner, subject TO the decision OF the
Republican primary election.
APPS c. J. RAwLING.
A ENCOURAGEMENT.
/ hereby announce myself as a clndi-
date for County Commissioner Of Madi-
son District, subject to the decision Of the
Republican primaries. on April g. Your
support Is respectfully solicited.
mrs C. EDWARD SCHESERLETN.
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LOST

= 49,. gFYNnAY. Mach q A R,AllflIl
sum OF money, IN pink envelope. !Aos
eFaI reward will b given y fotutlle.l 70
IntelllEglcer once. 1lsA
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TAN WANTED TO DELIVER AND
w collect in Wheeling md vicinity 80
4 week and expenses. ADDRESS ,d D,silVe ~,
Market SIS, Philadelphia, Pa mr5l-s
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rrlrAnE HELP WANTED.

a1OA DAY EASILY MADE TAX:
~ " ING orders for Life Of Moouy;t
Best book. Best terms. Credit; E S9I 9 S9s-
Il N. sixth St, philadelphia. pa. jazz
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in this section: at Nv. Perrin NJ D. s.
the time 1 began using it, it was un'
known
Send for winter catarrh book. ADJ
dress The Po-ru-ns Medicine Goa cOlun'
bus, Ohio.
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Erupuons, PM
piles and similar
blemishes are
caused by an i'm
pure condition Of
the blood. These
skin blenishes
are permanently
removed by the
use Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery which
thoroughly puTi-
hes the blood and
cures the cause Of
the disease.
so, nl,,ut o1s
year and a half my
face was badly
broken ont" writes
Mlks Carrie Adams,
Of fi6 West Main ST,
Baitlesfeek, Mic h
u spent 4 great deal
Of money with doc
iora sbd for different
kinds Of medicine.
but received no hrne-
ft, AZ last I read
one o. your adver.
uscmenil IN Z paper.
and olJtliuetl y bottle
az nurfof piFfref4
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
As we have sold our greenhouses and
all our fiorls; business including the good
Will. to the Wheeling Greenhouse Com
patronage they have given US and ask
that they will deal AZ literally with our
successors as they did with u.
HUSCROFT BROS.
wHEELINGG GREENHOUSE COMPANY.
The purchasers OF the Huscroft green
houses, stock and good viii have combined
their interests with those OF Miss Clara
Forbes, under the name OF the Wheeling
Greenhouse Company,
Our cut flower department will h. con-
Quoted nj No G5 Twelfth street, under the
personal mGnaEemeut OF Miss Forbes. 4
and goods specially ordered VIII be re-
eeived from Pittsburgh several times n
DAY.
The Peninsula greenhouses tuow with
1000 sQuare feet under glass; VIII be en-
larrcd and wen stocked. Grabbing rs to
give the best possible servIce'iu tho filling
OF funeral orders II Is our purpose 10
spare neither pains nor money IN conduct
ing . large business and conducting Il
right,
Easter orders for cut flowers o. plants
should BE- placed az once Although our
stock VIII be very large. We cannot guar
aniee biliaE any order not piRetd this
week. Telephone Miss Forbes. No, GSj, Tor
prices.
our Easter announcement will be made
Ia short time,
WHEELING GREENHOUSE COMPANY.
APPS
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=. ta Medical Discovery. Befofe I had taken
a. S3ul' Of th,s medicine noticed a change
egf,s ''tt iaEing three bottles / whs entirely
IRE The Common Sense Medical
, "!,'sI ZOOS pages, is sent free on re-
is.,p 81 stamps TO cover expense OF nail
80, IS O7sy' Send II one-cent stamps for
XXX, XXI covered book, or 81 stamps for
~. a N'ading. Address, Doctor X. ",
's''e, Buffalo, n. Y.
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"A
Sp0fNess
Skin

and clear complexion are desired BY
Sey woman and admired By every man,
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PERSONAL.

= = 0YpYINE, OPIUM, LAuDAEuM,
M Cocaine habit, myself cured; VIII IN
form you OF harmless. permanent nome 9Im,Ie
cure. MRS. NJ. BALDWIN, BOX 10, Ia
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WANTED.

UTANTFD-SO GIRLS. APPLY AT
w once. GEO. X. McMBCHHN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND EN;;;
w ERGETIC snlesmen TO sell the Wen
knnVyn Dieterichs Vhive-0leum Lupri-
catlnc OILS 10 the consuming trade ~
commission. Apply TO DIETERlSij,SS
VAIVE-OLEtfM OIL CO., 60 Gartiela
Building, Cleveland, Ohio. Jazz.
MANIFESTATION OF ASSISTANT
w 20 physician and surgeon In West VIC
gtnin. Have had iive years exPeIIei ~,
operate any OF the modern mechanical APP
parntus, Including Hydro and EleetIo
Theropy In their various forms. Can IuE-
niRh references. Address LOCK Box NO D.
Greensboro, Pa. nlGS
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words, ] prescribed Pe-In.na for MI ca5sS
of catarrhal diseases. / believe you are
right in chasing al irritations and in
Examinations of the internal organs a.
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....FOR RENT....

FOR Bale.
No. 70 Sixteenth street, 5-story brlcb
store room and 10 rooms.
No. Is Maryland street.
No. q Maryland street.
No ~ Main street.
No. Az Main street.
Lot on Fifteenth street
Lot on South Front street.
New house on South Huron street.
No. 60 North Front street.
No. c. Seventeenth street.
No. 1885, Nineteenth street-S1,i00.
Lot east end Nineteenth street, q fOaS
front-Sg0Q.
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Flatulcncc Is cured by BEEcHAars
PILLS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as caudi-
date for the nomination OF County Az
SCISSOR. Country District, Of Ohio county,
subject TO the decision Of the Rcpul hcan
primaries / respectfully solicit your
support
mr5-w9s WILL wADDLE.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1913
Main street.
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No71cE.
desire 10 announce 10 the Republicans
Of Ohio County. lhat ! am candidate FOR
County Assessor Country District Of Ohio
county. az the primary erection, 10 be held
Your support Is respectfully solicited,
iai LESTER SMITH
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COUNTY ASSESSOR.
hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection TO the Office Of County
Assessor. City District, subject to the de.
cislon Of the Republican primaries. April
Is. 100. Ircspectfully colicl, your support
aps ADDISON ISRAEL.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

Although Within eight years the sum
OF $12, 900, COO has been expended in reduc-
ing the number of Chlcago's grade cross
ings, that city lost twenty-three citizens
last month in grade crossing accidents. -
Bret Harte is to spend the coming win
ter IN Italy, and has rented a villa near
Naples.
Henry James, the author, denies the
report that he intends to leave England
and establish his permanent residence in
the United States.
Capt, French E. Chadwick, who COM
manded the flagship New York, and was
Rear-Admiral Sampson's chief officer in
the war with Spain, has been appointed
president of the Naval College at New
port, and will assume his duties there on
October 3.
Francis Newton Thorpe, who was re-
Gently elected Converse professor Of con-
stitutional law in the University OF Yer
mont and dean of the recently established
department Of commerce and economy,
has declined the2appointment. Professor
Thorpe is now living at Mount Holly, N.
7
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THE DOMTNTOy ELECTION.

A general election for members Of the
Dominion Parliament is to be held on
the day following our presidential cleo
tion, and the people OF Canada are now
in the midst OF the throes OF a political
campaign. Politics are always red hot
in the Dominion, even when no election
Is pending. When an election is on they
rise to a white heat. There are a great
many issues involved in this election
many Of them hardly understandable
on this side Of the border. OF course the
tariff policy is one Of them. That Is a
perennial issue. Mr.. Laurier's govern
ment laid preferential tariff in favor Of
Great Britain, with view Of increasing
l Imports from the mother country and
diminishing imports from the United
States. The old cry Of the Liberals had
been closer trade relations with the
United States, but when Mr.. Laurier
found that he could not make ex-
actly the arrangement he wanted
with this government, when he
failed to get Us to accept recipro-
city Of the jug handle variety he went to
the other extreme and concluded to shut
out our goods by giving a preferential
tariff on British goods. The result has
not come up to his expectations I'm
pOrtations from the United States have
continued to increase, and the total for the
year will be larger than ever before. Be
canss Laurier's policy has been attend
ed with this result the Conser-
vatiYes viii attack it, holding that
its real effect has been just the op-
pOsite of what Mr.. Laurier prom
ised. The Conservatives are agitating the
scheme to get the home government to
place tariff on all imports except those
coming from the colonies-that is they
want the preference which Canada gives
British goods reciprocated by Great
Britain. There ara many local questions
pending, prominent among them the
relations between the government and
the Canadian Pacific railroad
The Conservatives are led by Sir Charles
Tupper, one OF the ablest campaigners In
the Dominion. Laurier OF course leads
his party, There is one argument Of
great weight in favor OF the return of the
Liberals, and that is the great prosperity
the country has enjoyed during Laurier's
administration. Canadian exports have
increased during tho past year IN greater
ratio even than our exports, while
in spite Of the inducements offered for
she imporbations Of British goods the
country industries have fourished as
never before. This prosperity may be
on account OF LRurier's policies OF in
spite Of them. great many OF the
voters, however, seeing the fact, will be
likely to conclude that 1t argues wise
and beneHoent administration, and will
incline to vote to keep the same govern
ment in power. In the Parliament Just
dissolved the government supporters
were largely from the Province Of Quebec
and undoubtedly If Laurier obtains a
majority in the next it Will come largely
from the same province,
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and as q result OF this we had been able
70 close the saloons Of Sanford. I gave
several cases where We had been able 20
close saloons, but did not claim that they
had all been closed, for as matter OF
fact they have not.
Mr.. Emery's report Of what he said Is
correct so far as 1t relates to one portion
OF his speech, but previous to his refer
.ence to the assistance OF the county at
torney, in telling OF the number OF
United States licenses paid by Gardiner
men, he declared that he could take six
women from the audience and close every
saloon in Gardiner, adding that that was
no idle jest, either, because he had doneit
in Sanford with the officers against him.
Mr.. Emery says in his letter that he did
not claim that all the saloons had been
closed in Sanford, because they have not
been, ye5 he declared that with the aid Of
six women he rould close every saloon in
Gardiner, because he had done 1t. Mr.
Emery made statements in one portion Of
his remarks which do not see n to be in
accordance with those he made a few
minutes later. It may be that Mr..
Emery intended TO make only the state
ment to which he refers, but in alluding
to the Gardiner saloons he made in sub
stance the statement quoted in the
PRESS,
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
CURRENT COMMENT.
THE FOREIGN-BORN VOTERS.
(From the Philadelphia Press

In no presidential campaign in recent
years was so evident an attempt made to
work on the national prejudices Of the
fOreign-bOrn voters as has been seen in
the Bryan campaign Of 1900 When the
Democrats looked over the field in 1896
and tried to account for their disastrous
rOut they concluded that the cause was
the votes OF foreign born citizens. Chair.
man Jones of the Democratic national
committee made such a claim in a speech
before tbs Arkansas Legislature, and Mr..
Bryan himself made a similar statement
in a speech delivered in Iowa. An early
and systematic effort was accordingly
made by the Democrats to prevent If
possible, this occurring again. Three
natiOnalities were chosen as missionary
fields for Bryan converts. These are the
German, Dutch and Irish voters.
Congressman Henderson Of Tennessee
undertook the task Of converting the Ger
mans; Mr.. Webster Davis was to devote
his attention TO misrepresenting the at
titude OF the American government in
oonnec ton with the Beers, while few
renegade Irish Republicans were the
nucleus about which the Irish Ameri-
cans were to be rallied.
The campaign has proceeded far enough
to prove that this carefully lf.id scheme
has failed utterly. Among no one of
these natiOnalities has a drift toward
Bryan been created.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13

There is little In President Mitchell's s
address to the convention OF the anthra-
cite coal miners that calls for criticism
de offers no direct advice as regards the
acceptance Of the operators proposals,
leaving the matter apparently to the
miners themselves to settle. The only
thing in his address from which any
inference can be drawn as to his opinion
Is contained in the sentence, whether ii
Is better at this time to insist upon g
compliance OF all your demands is a ques-
ton which you, who are most interested,
are called upon 50 Decide" The mere
suggestion Of tbs propriety Of waiting is
something unusual for the labor agitator
who generally insists upon immediate
compliance with all demands, and advo-
Gates a strike in case Of refusal. The
tone Of Mr.. Mitohell's address is In gen.
ernl on a much higher plane than
most addresses that emanate from cog
nate sources. 1t Is free from rant and
threats, and appeals to the treason OF the
operators instead Of their passions. It
stamps Mr.. Mitchell as a good deal above
the average labor agitator
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Y. M. C. A. HALL.
ANNUAL TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
For the Benefit of w. J. Ryan
Wednesday Eventng. Oct. 17.

By the Tremont-Svendson CombiBation, as
sisted by Mrs. T. L. Martin, the celebratsi
Soprano SOlOist
The Syendson trio-MiSs Carolyn Belchei
viOlinist; Miss Charlotte A.. White, Cellst; Miss
Louise Emelie Waitt, pianist.
The fremont Male Quartette-George R. c.
Deane. first tenor; Charles W. Swaine, second
tenor; Robert G. Whitten, baritone; Frederick
S. Martin bassO.
This Annual Concert OF Mr.. Pyan's has BE-
come feature of the musical history of NOS~
land. This year he has secured one of The
strongest musical combinations east of New
York, and the people Of Portland should pre-
pare to patrOnZe the entertainment freely.
Admission, including reserved seat, so cents.
Tickets can be obtained at Cressey, Jones
Aliens Oct11-1W
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE.
IN. Y. POgt.l

The Bryan managers in Massachusetts
illustrated again yesterday what has be.
come the salient featur5 Of the campaign
that the financial question is the i'm
mediate Issue, to which the SO O-calIed
paramount one must give way in case
OF q conflict. MOOrheld Storey had agreed
to accept a nomination for Congress from
the helAnti-Imperialist of the Eleventh Dis
trict. The obvious thing for the Demo-
Gratis to do was to make him their can Il
date also. But Mr.. Storey is nOt0riOusly
not sound, from the Bryan standpoint.
on the silver question, or, indeed, on any
phase of the financial folIIes to which the
party is committed. So their convention
insisted upon nominating candidate
who accepts the whole Kansas City plat
form, and who could be depended upon,
IN case Of his election, to vote for free-
coinage candidate for speaker. 1t is OF
little use for the BTyanites to talk about
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13

Mr.. Ed. II. Emery of Sanford, In a
letter to the PRESS printed yesterday
morning made this statement:
see that the report Of the Grand lodge
1. o. g. Il. public meeting held in
Gardiner last evening made me say that
I had closed all of the saloons IN Sanford
IN spite OF the officers being against me.
did not say go, but distinctly said that
our county attorney said s5hat be would
press eYerg ease brought to his attention,
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
TlvO Rad eases of Marvous Prosfraffon QGreaI.

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM; Il
was suffering such tortures
from nervous prostration that
life was a burden. I could
not sleep at all, and was too
weak to walk across the floor.
My heart was affected so that
often l could not lie down at
all without almost suffocating.
[ took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and it
worked like magic. [ feel that
your medicine has been Of IN
estimable benefit to me"
Miss ADELE WILLIAMSON,
1876 N. Boulevard, Atlanta. Ga.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13

The American reply to the French
note may fairly be described as non
committal on the most important points
While it does not actually dissent from
any of the French propositions, it asssnts
to none Of them unreserYeuly, except
possibly the one that suggests the guard
ing Of the route from Pekin TO Tlen
Tsin so that the powers may be able to
send help to their ambassadors in case
OF need. The attitude Of our government
is practically that all the suggestions OF
France and the other powers should enter
into the negotiations, but none Of them
be regarded as a condition precedent for
beginning the negotiations, What our
government is anxious to do is to get
negotiations started. Some of the other
governments appear anxious to retard
them, by surrounding them with impos-
sible conditions.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13

The Indifference complained OF as re-
CARDS the election seems to have been
more apparent than real, Now that reg.
istratlon has begun the voters are hast
ening to qualify themselves to express
their opinion on the sixth Of November
The registration In Chicago on the first
day fell only few thousands short OF
the phenomenal registration on the first
day four years ago. The indications are
that the Republicans have the best Of it,
the Republican wards showing large
gains, while the wards that were carried
by Bryan four years ago show IN
many cases a heavy falling off.