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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
@segifaniides.

Sic Gag an Ser @rcn5e.
@ binaton 10. 0lar5. GberIi
Slpcum berihtet, haB Die anrerif
Sruppen, lpelde bic @iQabonoiten oez
ltern nerfpl9t ba6en, ipieoer 5llriidQez
tebrt iino.
Sic bieiise nerifonilde 9otihoft
erbicIt bcute Iberb cine 3epelhe BON
Sen. Garransa, belaseno, oaB 5000
Wann bon perlhiebenerl @arniloneu
i'm Siloen 6eorbert ieien. gegen oie
@illabanoen 5lt pperirelt. eSn pielerGe-
peldle lit tlidts bon bent @orIdlaa Ser
ger. Staoten eripdbnt, Sruppcll sll
idifen.
s olumb bus, q. M., 10. 01ars.
SfTi5lellen geridten bon ,suare5 sllz
fol9e iperoen Die Garran5abebDrben
fetnen ginlpano 9egen Sen @inmarlch
anlerif. Sruppen, I'M @iao ansuereiz
ZEN, er6eben. Sbatldflidl lillo bier
9epeldcn ein9etroffen. lponad Gar<
ron5a aabaaerie bon @u5n1an noroz
iparts 9eso9en ilt Inn sen Sauoitenz
dhcf in @iicfen un5u9rcifen in ser gr@
lpurtltlls, paB omerit. Sruppen i'm IN
Der Srpnt ungreifcn.
glaior Sranf Somfins, Set Sic Gilz
labanbtten gcitern is Mieilcn nett
ilbcr Die Gren5e perfolst bot, lit 9ee
ltern slbenb Suriideefehrt unb ihdst
Die 3obl Der nerifol1iiden Spoten in
leinem @cfedt NIT Giuas Gabhllt auf
rei6lid 100 Mann. 3lpei tpeiterc me-
rifanilhc @erlpllnpetc ltnrben eelteru
9fadt i'm bieiisen Itilitirboipital;
elmer nerer lpor Gillas General
@arcia
gisbcc, slriS., 10. aG,iir54-
alnerifanilcber Gander lpurne beutc
slbenb 9etobtet, als cine Sd)aar pon
etlpa 200 merifanilden 8anoiten bic
@ren5e iiibDlflid bon Osborne, ariz
soma, iibcrldritt. Sen bcute &adjt eir1z
getrpffcnen Daeioungen sufolgc 6abel1
Die 9anbitcn piel @ieb gctDStct unb
mitgeuomn1ef1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11


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,s.g.l; e.''e n''i o,5p. 5llip'i'ihel'oe NftlHf
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W. .''es p.peNue Nol'lSooet'e.
!, @Set Nra'tpellf bat elil19e cute
elluet 9e'd'rtebelt, oodl CLAUDE idl
,,lal1, paB CT Die aall5e Ssctsbclt ne5
ll'floerlllll1s ~ 1tb auFgelpn1ncn bat;
ullu y! CT i'lult patrlot1ld'er al5 Der
@pl'a'eb, ger ltal mt TIM III Die Yer
u'i''pptll'l9 oer Ge9lerllA9 tpellt. !.
: V y = : So ehs
: ~ ~ Z" =. !.
SIN lrcttcren Gerlal1f ieiner MeSe
ae'tano Senator @arpmuan alncrifo~
nldeil giirserl1 oas Hed)t su, ollf
rciien, tapelte icopd pic,enioen mol
tic bon oicien1 Ged1f in elmer oseile
ecufolip nfaueil, oaB nas Snnb i'll
YEN @f'e9 oeflpldelt iperocn fam.
selt'alIallo, Na9fe CT, perne liderlidl
pcfelt lelil 1epe 6proerlng 5u erfillz
tell l'hr nm afle9 NIT oen yer.
Slaoteh 81 nerlne1pen. 9eut'chlano
p'oe I'M SefiallF oe5 3rtc95 ote Hecbte
per %er. Stftafel lpett mebr rcpcftirt
nl5 ple 9altrfell. alerpln9s fp1lnc CT
llQ lltalf Der lleocr5eu9llng per'hllea
beh' pab nleleill9en Nnerlta1ef, otc
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lssel1. h'lp plelel'l9eH, mclue 9eIp ruri
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
Die Rdrfte.
BrpSxfte.

6 Gbicaap, 10. @tiirs. @eiael1 :
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&orn 743s. Mai, 1874 ,Suli.
@afer - 1874 sMat5 1895 sSuli.
@etreibe fir @aar: SEQ. 2 rothe1
gsinter 111A; SEQ. 3 aorn IS
Stauoaro Safer 4S.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

3te 5arameterbrp{dte te
'par 1hcn Den MDmern I'M i. eyohr=
funbert ppr Chr. 5etanut. Witru=
nias gpllio, aricgsbaumei]1er inter
saelar uno @uguitus, befhreibt foIde
Wagen ousfiibrIid1 I'M ID. anpitsl
oeS 10. 8u6es feineS Merfes DE
Mr6ttaetura"
Riot ollie 81 Mrten air1ca6dume
FieTern Das tpoblried;enbe, pielfnd5 su
Bfeifen psrpenoete WeiiMelrobr. Die
fes ifammt bauptIa9lid) BON err
5ellenz ober Ct. 2lscieafir{cAe. 0a-
seseE trast ber Gtraulipeidlsl Die
aromatifGen Marasts.S .SirIeber, nus
eenen oer Waa-ascsian bereitet lrirb.
- Der g0uig BON Cir /.
telnbers 5at su Ghrsn leiner Gsnlabs
lin eli &reuS seitiftet, pas Den Ra,
meE s9arlottentren5 fiibrt. IS uiro
an GvrIoneil perlieben, Ole I'M SSeloe
poer til Der 9eiEat iid belonoera
@ero;saite III Die Yflese Der Ser
luunceten uno @rtrantten ooer auf
Dem e5ebiet Der aleeneinen asis9s=
!urlprge ernprben baben. Sel neue
Srocr tit ell einiaAes, nattIlbernes
&reu5. oas einen runoen 59tlp trdst
Init Dem Nomefseus oes aDniaspaa-
reg. Die RIaieite rueiit Die 3e5l
PES 5tiftungsiabres auf. 0as !freu5
piro an selbieipenem 8anpe nit
!Aiparser Glnicillng setragen.
@elb lbitbsipubt. @aIt:
.@as sieben Sic por2 ginen auh
pber Elm Srinteelo2" aelIncrin:
Gin Srinfselo!" Gait: ,,@ie ba=
BEN einen idaaoerAaft fhlehtsn 8ez
idmad"
geredtigter Ginipur /.
Sbierbanoiser (ber i'm 9ptel lpsirt,
Mprgens): n9as mar cine icbDne
Nuat! Man tann iid ia in Sbren
8etten oes llngesiefers l,i9t eripeb=
ren!" @irtb (bDbnii9): .Na, @ie
lcheinen mir auh elm netter Sbierbdi,a
oiser 81 iein!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

gritilde g . it rbcrci.
Mmiterbam 10. Niars. @iciig,
@antfreiic lddten ben @clamnltlpertl
Der bon ser britiIcben Ne9icr,ue pn1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Cooperative mass meeting to-
night, g., W. F. Vedder and others
will speak on Cooperation" for the
Chicago Cooperative assn, 1872
N. Dearborn, rooms 3O6-31O. Read
ers Day Book invited.
Prof. G. Ayers Lafayette will speak
on 'PTecedents" at Halsted and En-
gleWOOd, Monday night.
Watchmakers' union, local 1922,
to meet and accept new candidates
Tues, Sept. 26, $50 w. Washington,
Room 4O1, 8 p. m. Bylaws to be
voted on.
General meeting of all departments
Miscellaneous Employees assn, Tues.
night, Sept. 26, 234 w. Randolph st.
Hotel and club bell boys, also check
room boys invited. Come and get
your October union button.
Open meeting of grocery clerks
and butchers Tues. night, at Midway
hall, 6344 Cottage Grove, to discuss
Saturday night work and shorter
hours.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-25

ZEPPELIN BoMBARDs CITY OF
BUCHAREST AGAIN
Berlin. = German Zeppelin has
again bombarded fortife deity of Bu--
charest, capital of Rumania.
Paris.-AIIied troops have won vic
tories on practically every sector Of
the Macedonian front. British troops
continuing successes on east bank of
river StrUma. Made successful attack
on Janina. French captured trench
on west bank of Struma. =
Athens. - 10000 insurgents now
control the island of Crete, following
occupation of Canea and Heraclion.
Only II of King Constantine's Gre
tan body guard remained loyal, rest
surrendering to insurgents without
a struggle.
Capture of Canea, capital of Crete,
by revolutionary force accomplished
without bloodshed.
London. - With three of Ger
many's biggest and latest types of
Zeppelins brought down on English
soil, Britons today believed London
now secure against air raids.
Anti-aircraft guns scored hits on
two big airships which were de-
stroyed Saturday night. Latest esti-
mate of casualties put killed in raid
at 80; 10 injured.
Rome.-Reinforced by Russian de-
tachments, RUmahians have halted
attempted Teutonic invasion on their
northwestern frontier.
Russian troops now fighting in
Southern Pennsylvania for first time
since RUmania declared war. Some
Russian detachments even reported
as far west as Orsova.
Allies suffered reverse in fighting
east of Vardar in Macedonia. Fierce
battle going on south of Kenai,
where Serbians are attacking strong
Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-25
COUNTY PROSECUTOR HELD IN
MURDER OF HIS Wife

St. Joseph, Mo-, Sept. Is. - After
conducting preliminary examination
into wife's murder, producing threats
against his life as a motive, and an
nOuncing shortly before coroner's
verdict was returned that he had I'M
earthed a clew which he believed
would lear to apprehension of MUIR
derer, County Prosecutor Oscar Nc
Daniels today is held here, charged
with'murder of his heIpmate.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair and warmer tonight; Tuesday
increasing cIoudiness with showers
by night; south southwest winds be-
coming fresh tonight. Temperature
Sunday: High, 65i low, IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
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and was standing in tho bow, endeavor-
ing To sight what looked like a huge gun.
In rapid succession half a dozen shots
rang out fancicd ] could almost hear
the ripping and tearing of the tough
Tubbcr-coatcd siiken wings Of the by
pertoration the gun had made.
she had not been flying high. but now
she sWoopcd down almost like a gull.
seeking 20 rest on the water. We were
headed toward her now. and az the ny-
ing boat sank ] saw one or the pas
senger~ rise In his scat. swing his arm
and far out something splashcd in the
bay.
ON the water with wings helpless. the
IylnS boat was no match for the
strcamlinc nov. she struck At an
acute angle. rcboundcd In the air for
e. moment. and with hiss sheltered
along over tine waves. planning with the
h"lp Of her exhaust under the step OF
There she was. the hobblcd stccd now
81 the phantom bandit who had accom-
plish"d the seemingly impossible.
In spite OF everything. however. the
dying boat reached the shore a tribe
ahead Of us. As she did so both figures
boo her jumped. and one disappearing
quickly up the bank. leaving the other
''Vcrpionck McNcrl-Eet him." cried
Kennedy. as our own boat grated on the
beach. Come. Walter. Wen take the
other ono
safety Boo night. Down the shore he
stood without hat. his hair blown
pompadour hy the wind
As We approached Carter turned super
Ciliou-ly. unhuttouiuE his bulky khaki
life Trtscrvcr Jacket
Nuf Tor a moment did kennedy allow
tho assumed GOODNESS 10 take him back.
knowing that Carriers delay did not cover
tn" retreat 81 tho other man
$50. craig exclaimed. you are the
the air pirate"
carter disdsinod 90 reply.
'lt was you no suggested the m 10
unuairc house holds. fun Of Jewels. silver
eud gold. only half guarded you. Who
knew the habits 81 tho people. you who
Z traded that Information IN return for an
other piece uf tnfeVery hy your partner
Australia Nav icgharr ne called him -
self here Boo Blum wood. 10 WAS YOU
car drove on hastily. and ! noted
iIni We were stu on the iioliuCswurth
estate. Mrs. HoilIuEsworth had seen ua
aui had driven over toward u.s.
'MuufEOurrN' she cried startled
Yes said Kennedy. quickly "air
rirat. and lawyer for Mrs Verni.rrt f9
the suit which she contemplated bring
Mrs. HolIugswor,h grew PALE under
Z tho CHASTITY niCkcrIuE lEhf from the hay.
ON. eng cried. realizing az what Ken
nrnl limited. 'the letters
NJ The bottom 81 tho harhor. nov. D."
rnfd kennedy. Nj. Nfruiaurk tell nIa
hs has destroyed his. The past L. biotfsd
,1i ar Ear ae that ia concerned The
Hrc |--for you three to dstcruinr.
i"r tho present Two caught yeggmau
tnd I'fcEuuIlcr.'
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Continued from Mondays Intsinsenesr.

All 50 far. ! wired for more de-
tails immediately"
he here at o'clock. McNeill." said
cTaig; as We left the club for Yer
about this yeggmsn. so much the bet
ter"
, Have you made any progress.''
tate few minutes later.
Yes returned craig. telling only
enough TO whct hrs interest. There q
q clew. as hair expected from New
York. too. But We are so far away
that well have TO stick TO my original
plan. You can trust Armand
Absolutely"
Then We shall transfer our activity
10 the Yacht club tonight" was all
thai Kennedy Vouchsafcd
10 was the regular Saturday night
dance at tho club. a brilliant spectacle.
Tho fascination 81 the ballroom was
utterly lost on craig. Think Of all
the houses only half guarded about
here tonight. be- unused as We Joined
Armand and McNciI on the end 81 the
dock.
In front 81 the club was strung oIt
long limo % ears. and at the dock
several speed boats of national and IN
l.rnationsl rspuation. among thon
slant beck and call In it craig had
alr' ady placed some rather bulky
pieces ~ apparatus. as we'll a. brass
case Containing second triple mirror
maud.
with McNciu. walked back along
fhD pier. ieaNing Kennedy with Nr-
wAnd. until We came 90 tho Wide porcn.
whore 80 Joined tho wall-nuusrg and
0 observed vas beautiful dancer. {
picked her out I'm tho turunE Immediate
li, dancing with carter.
McNetI tuEg,d al mv sleeve. with
10 500. Ncrpanok ana Mrs. uoiiinas-
/ worth w"t' dancing together. Just
then. across the porch 3 esurht sight
dows 10 was trying Co attract Ncr-
rlau.ha attention. and as he iid sp T
worked my way through th. throur
I until Q reached him Ncrpiauck ub.
I rIuus. finished tho dance. then. seem.
! fp attend Zoo. caught sight 81 u4. ana
ran M during fns Inferwi raf0u from
/ Mr. Uullincaworfh
What Ia Ifr" Dol offsd
.rh'rs'e that urht down The bag"
SCI hIararrI Kennedy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forgot about tb.
.vnsrs- hs asked
lu fhf r1rIr place
bed uaf noticed ruf Mra Nerpian.k.
/ srai thinFs at once. She had seen ua and
Would ,eu IKE 90 run town There io
I fho NfrsHwItnr ll asked Co wfI
| Hnl, take re- f. vminufrs"
| NrrN much
| What b. b.. tt1f usbf arsIo-. ODD,
ass0i 14 pho Joined ua boo tHIkinr down
] fHf dock
ffs. answered frr husband uHuH.
.nr fo Took fur re- moment p fno stun
| krnUf0E had Irff with Armand
| Armand had raaf ua M and Mra Nrr.
I rIar.t w4 90 from fha .uI af fn. float
l aa fhe sfrrHwiIrs quickly shot nuf fufn
/ iNr night huyrIrE fIrHHhIrE share
l NJ WnHufnn. and hrnaa vIfh H.f tR-
l Nauafa .fIr.IuF Huf NFr fuuu.fa and
Boom UE IIFa r.re HrEHr
] "a Iff'r more fu port. aaIf Nsuul
I o. He Nerriaurk swung her around
Iue' flfu fhs steady drnuIrG az fra
l rugIna rfawrd o. tif Ieea rhffhnuIraI
I hfrriHnrk frrHff'ed her down. bus 90
/ BAD nn emfrf ffe shut hsr n0 rHfur.
4 fnIrE vas wrnuE AZ DO rrawifT uuf
/ into fne space forward ~ ua whore tho
/ frFirf uHa ~ seemed 81 N tho stream.
| uue BAD broken down suddenly and com.
| rirfelf
/ .'furk. chuck. rhurs' came fn az b
| rfHrcrfn out ~ fhe rIFhf Or was Nonf.
E"mrry Carter. alone. on he way across
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BY Arthur B. Reeves

tho hay from the club. in his own boat
Hello. Carter" called Ncrplauck
Hello. Ncrplanck. What's the mat
Don't know. Engine trouble Of some
hind Can you give " line"
We got to gu down To tho house"
NJ Said. ranging up near us. Then
can take you back. Perhaps Id better
get you out 81 tho WsN OF any other
and then back"
Nerplanck looked az craig con tho
CONTRARY mutt"rcd craig. as ~, made
last the wclcom. line.
Tho Garter dock was some three miles
from tho club ON tho other side Of tho
nay A. We came up to- %. Carter shut
OFT his engine. bent over % "a moment
MAJ, last. and l"ft us with a hurried
suddenly overhead. W. heard a p.cu-
.iar whirring noise that seemed to Vi
brHtc through the AR. Something huge
hlack. monst"r-iise slid down a. board
uh"hN INTO ih" water. Travelled "a few
ic"t in White suds aud spray. rose in
IN. durkncss-aud was gone
Is The thing disappeared thought
4 a. Sou4a near hooking laugh huns
What j. ite' asked. straiunr my
'N Ht what had seemed fur ON irstln.
and hus" fins at the sides ana .b.ve.
Ngi"'r". quoted Kennedy puirk-
nun YOU understand hydro
atr"pifn' dying boat There are ..uf,-
fr'ds ui Uri'at''Y owned DIVING boat =
NV "l,l',,t tt'r' is u1,lsa5.c wat,f.
,'a' va me secret ~ rart.ra boat
tuI iuir NuuHrrua"w np ie he urr-
.i.icu McN'iu -Ctrtct-W ictham
W' Iook,d st each other biankiy No
ono -ud u word. a.. were captured. fu.t
ss effectively ss % NO w,r, ir"u,d N d,
keuoea, bad sprung into crters
The d.u,c n. exclaimed. .u.s put
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heatless. almost weiEhtless. a sourse or
light depending for its power on another
source Of light at great distance"
! wondered how Armand could ever de-
tcCt its feeble ray.
What message arc you sending him."
asked Ncrplauck
To tell Mrs. Hollingsworth 70 hurry
home immediately" kennedy rcplicd.stilI
flashing IN, letters according to his code.
Mrs. Holling~worthe' repeated Yer
planck. looking mp.
" s- Tho hNdrodcroplanc ycggmau ig
after something besides Jewels tonight
Were those letters that We're stolen from
, gu the only ones you had in the SAFE
Ncrplauck looked up quickly. Yes.
1c~. or course"
You had none from a woman"
No hs almost shouted. OF a sudden
70 seemed 10 dawn on han what Kennedy
was driving ta-the robbery Of his own
house with no loss except of packet OF
letters on business followed by the at
tempt on Mr-. Hollingworth DO you
think I'd Keep dynamite. even In the
To hide hs confusion hc had turned
and was bending again over the engine.
How ~ ist' asked Kennedy. his sig
mailing over.
Able 20 run on four cylinders and one
pfuntil'r. replied Ncrplquck.
hen lots try her Watch the en-
Eluc. I'll take the wheel"
l.imPinE along. the engine skipping
and missing. the once peerless Stream
line started back across tho bay. In
IL H
ncdy pointed her b,w somewhere be
tween that and NcrplauCks
= wash Armand would get busy" ne
remarked. after glancing now and then
IN The direction Of the club. What can
D, the natter
what DO you mean ] asked
There came a. boom A. o. of KUN
Tar away tu tho direction in which he
was looking. then another.
ON. th'r. ~ is Good fellow I sup
pose he had Co deliver uv measags 10
Mrr. lioilinEs worth himself. first
Prom every quarter showed huge balls
'I ilr'. rising from the sca. as ~ were.
Win r. brilliantly luminous flame
. mar is ii. I asked. somewhat star
81 German invention Tor use a. uirht
against tuU'du and asrorlaus attacks.
rom mat mortar Armand has shot half
d"zcn bomb of phosphidc Of calcium
winch ur" hurled FAR into tho darkuD-4.
Ht'r 3D. short plunge and are iguitsd on
itself"
o. wse br,suufm phrotcchnic dis
play. lighting ur The shore and hills OF
tho bay ae if D., 1u mccarthy narr
There's that thing now exclaimed
Kennedy.
boz fhc glow we could SEQ n r.-uI.,r
hIrdliko Figure Tying through the mir
"N'i I'W Hrt lh' iI.llinEeworth house
Dr. was fh' hEdro4DroplHua.
ll'w could ahs ever b. -furr.dr
Tho Str'Hwliuo. halting and Iurir-.
though shr wnr. had almost rra.s.f ft..
boy p" fore fhr light bombs had boon
urea Pos ARMAND Every moment
brought The flying boat nearer
She awDrNrt Evidruf1v tho pilot lad
seen Hf lret Hni realized who v.
were. wHe un rurroaaeH watching OBJ.
Thing that had NOT noticed chat k.r.
r'df lHd Eiv'n the wheel fp Nsrrlan.t
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HARRISON Boys
LAWYER ARRIVES
ATTORNEY r. Z. BILLS AND TEXAN
WILL DEFEND ALLEGED
TRAIN BANDITS.
Parkersburg Counsellor Declares That
Man Highed Up at Washington
Will BE Arrested.

Attorney Il. r. Bills. Of ParkersburE
who viii defend Dick and John Harri-
son. alleged Central Station train ban
dits. arrived in the city yesterday. lie
said that he will insist that they be
tried at the present term or feieral court
here and that no will take the matter
up with the court to-day.
Mr.. Bills stated that when the alleged
bandits are brought to trial there will
he sprung the greatest sensation in the
annals of the federal court in West Nir-
Einia by the arrest OF one or the biggest
men In the employ OF "A certain depart
ment in Washington in engineering the
bold train robbery.
Mr.. Bills said that he will be assisted
in defending the Harrison boys by A.
torncy II. RidEcway. Of san Antonio.
Texas. one Of the most able LAWYERS In
the Lone Star state. Despite the fact
that all the witnesses In the case have
been discharged. and the Harrisons have
been indicted Mr.. Bills hopes to have
the court reconsider the matter and
have the trial held here next week. II
possible
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DELEGATES ARE
NOW DEPARTING
HOTELS. WHILE STILL CROWDED,
ARE RAPIDLY IETURNING
TO NORMAL
Hundreds Departed for Homes on Even
ing Trains. hut Few Are
Remaining over.

Hundreds OF the delegates. following
the close Of one of tho most harmont-
Gus and enthusiastic conventions that
has been held in years by any political
party. departed for their homes last
night. and conditions in the local ho-
tells are rapidly rcsuming normal. while
last night they were still crowded. by
this evening. 1t IL thought che last del
egate will haze left the city.
Those who were registered yesterday
are:
Campbell. Fairmont; T. W. Cam. Di-
ana: w. G. Myers. Porter's Falls: Rob
ert Morris. Harrisville: III. y. Dicirich.
J.. r. Cook. Maud: II. -. Showalter Kew
Martinsville: T. +. Hin. Middlebourne:
Mrs. z u. Brooks. sistsrsyilie: g, L.
boro; a. ~. Underwood. Alma: -. ".
Woofter. kenova: Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL.
Simpson. Wana: Mrs. -. {. Mobley.
wiadsor-Jcscph u. toyd. Thur
Thurmond: G. W. FLYNN. Charleston:
X Il Hook. coshocton; J. II Birnie.
W. G. Jackson. Chester: a &. Lynch.
Chester: y. W. Blaklcy. WEIGH: H. Hamp-
Ton; welch; g. =. Few,cr. Marietta; J.
louisville: l. Henry. Buckhannon. a.
u. Secs. Huntington
Ton; L. q. Taylor. Hurricane: J. l.. Bate
man. Martinsburg: ~. g. stewart He'd
gesNille: G. 4. Schutler. Salem; DR.. II.
W. hfStltk. ttlntitAtons fftrbffl Shefn.
Ripley: }. G. Brown. Cameron. \ NJ.
Elkins. Logan: J. Z. Brown. New Mar
finsville: q. \. RaSnctF. woodsncld. T..
a Walker. Chilfcothc.
AcLure->ieo. \. Brown. Martins
burg: 4. g Grimm. Hedgcsvillc: II. ID.
Hatfield. Charleston. &. r. Murray.
.Rluehsld: u. ~ Thomas. Buckhannon;
Il. >. Cypton. Tlssmas: <. y. Moore Key
ser: Joseph NJ. Crockett. WEIGH: r. r..
Allen. Center Point. J. II. Sees. Ashley:
NJ +. Martin. KinkNvood; r. W. Martin.
Buckhannon: NJ. q .Shawkcy. Charles
ton: g. \. Gushole. Charleston; Charles
callafold. Fairmont. II. Z. Horner. Fair
mont; II. J. Heslop. IT. Pleasant; l.. II.
Adkins. Brouslsnd: I. Al. Conley. Logan;
J. II. Knots. Manning on; II. r.. Thorn
as. Parkersburg: II. y. Cromer. Park
srseprE; Frank ). McGaySn; Cadiz: T
harrisburg; J. w Russell. Clsrksburg.
Preston Harmon, Elkins; \. II. stall
lngs. Parsons.
1oger-J. Z. Hutchinson. Cameron:
q. NJ. Shields. NounCstoyn; w. II.
Brockover. New MartinsvfIle: r. J.
smith. Cairo; J. U. Denny. New Martins
vile: W. y. ohlinEcr. New. Martins
vile; G. 4. McEldowncy. New Martins
ville: Mr.. ami Mrs. J. Dclmore. Clsrks-
burg.
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Walker also recommended clemency
in her case.