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France.
PARTY STRENGTH IN THE Nxv CHAN.

Der.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-The returns OF Sum-
days election show that the strength
OF the parties in the new Chamber OF
Deputies will be S9l Republicans and
2Q5 Conservatives.
NO CHANGE.
fARIs, Oct. 20.--No change I'm the
ministry will result from tho late cleo
tion, although tho large gains OF the
Conservatives gave rise TO a fear that
the Brisson government would bo
forced to resign.
INSrRUCTING THE BISHOPS,
RohE, Oct. 2O.-rhe pope has called
q ameetinY OF tho various officials for
60 day. to draft instructions to the
French bishops. 1t Ia believed that a
corlectlon OF French Radicals and
Modarstes will lead to the abolition OF
tho Concordate.
RESfdNATIoNs ACCEPTED.
President Grevy has accepted the
resignation OF M. Peirre Lagand, min
lister OF agriculture, and OF M, Howe
Mangin, minister of commerce, who
failed Of reelection to the Chamber of
Deputies. ~
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at several stations to accommodate
the steadily increasing business
There Is so much cotton to haul ON this
iine that tho rolling stock is in deauate
at timss. An early increase OF enx nss
and freight cars Is promised. Dscsm-
per Ia the date now set by Judge Par
dee for the sale OF the road,
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Bulgaria.

SUMMONED FOR DEFENsE.
PHILLorroLIs, Oct. 2o.--Princs Aisxs
ander has summoned tho whole OF the
national militia Of Bulgaria and East
ern Roumelia for immedists service In
defenso Of tho country.
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oLAMoRINa ron wAn

ATHENS, Oct O.--The council of
Candir, the largest city In Crete, has
voted In favor Of 70 union with Greece.
but the populace refused to revolt
sgainst the Turkish governments b.
Iore dreece declares war. The Greeks
are Wild with enthusiasm. Thirty
thousand mon OF the reserves hays
been enrolled during the past Hvo
days, and thousands are arriving frona
al parts Of Greece. The people aro
clamoring for war.
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CnARLHsroN, 3. O., OCT W.-Tho
boiler In the steam saw min oe J. ~
Quaksnbushs near Rldgsvills, e.
plodod d day-break tkls moruina
:, killing two two q mse "a ed : ley. Ilg9S
misslng. = II
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No Chnpre at Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-The official
count OF Hamilton county had pro.
grersed through the Ninth ward at the
close OF the forenoon seusisn. No ina,
terial change from previously pub.
lished figures has been discovered,
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Inspecting the Truah.

Messrs. +. II. Brady and George H.
blackwell, OF Leaven worth, Kansas,
who represent q wealthy syndicate.
went over tho Texas Trunk railway
Yesterday, for the purpose Of seeing
what there Is In the property, aud viii
return to the citv to-day,
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6crvia.
THE sHRvIAN MINISTER TO GLAD.
STONE.

LONDON, Dot. 20.-The Ssrvian min
later to England has written Z lettor to
Gladstone in defonse Of his couutry's
action. He essys Servia does not herself
deslrs, and cannot allow, Bulgaria 70
attain undue leadership. He hopes
the present war clouds will clear AWAY
and leave cordial rotations betwcen
Bulgarians, Servians and Crooks.
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The Trunk Line Passenger Agents In
Session.

NEW YORK, 0ot. 2e.-The trunk line
railroad passenger agents to-day dis
oussed certain details, which are part
OF tho basis of a new pool. Various
new rules OF organization were made,
and different rules OF arbitration az
well: The lstter are to be submitted
70 the executive committee Tor sp-
proval. The meeting will be continued
tC-mOrrOW
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Spain.


MADRID, Oct. @.-During yesterday
6S new cases OF cholera and AZ deaths
from tho disease were renortod
throughout Spain.
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NINETY THOUSAND TROOPS PREPARED
FOR ACTION.

PARIS, Oct. 2o.-A telegram from st.
Petersburg, received at q late hour this
evening, says that Russia has madS
preparations to land 10000 trOopp n
varnia, o seaport town OF Bulgaria. n
"a hours, In case OF need. n,
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Turkey.
WAR INRvfrABLH.

PHiLLIpporoLIs, Oct. 2O.-Mr. Tas.
COLES, British agent aud consul Eon :
eral FOR Bulgaria, has left hore for
Soma. The tonsion is inc reasing, and
war with Servia IL woll nigh In.
evitsblo. Bulgaria has done her M.
most to avert such = catastrophe,
A CONFERENCE ExpRc rnp.s
BERLIN, OCT. @.-The North Gar.
man Gazette indlrcc tly states that the
porte 10 about to invite tho powers IN
aconioronce et C0nstantinople. The "a.
,., sette taxes 9 hopeful view Of the uitus.
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MORTALITY OF THE rRxxon Tnsors IN
TIE rLownRr xIxapox.
IA MS, Ook N.-Advlces from Ton.
guin 70 the Temps describe the aItua.
sion there - vsry sloony. Since tho
beginning ., q the summer 1900 French.
men have died from oholerS, and larrs
numDer1 are still daily Suocr mblns %
me disease. The mortality omCne
ne troops hinders the progfo1S
ssss q sne 90 osnp.ign. The rs.inforcemenSs
s,lmclent p MI tho gapo made "a ne
French ranks by the plsguN
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,.nnlra Kslsr1,. Dentl.

'squire James Kelsey, whose death was
announced Yesterday, will be buried this
afternoon at ! o'clock from his late resi-
dence In West Wheeling. In a talk some
time before no was taken down with his
fatal illness, he related many interesting
incidents connected with the carly days
In this vicinity, in which Indians, bears,
deer, wild turkeys, ETC., figured promi:
nehtiy. He recollected distinctly talk Of
the Gnaddenhutten massacre, which was
fully justified. He remembered seeing a
number OF Crawfortl's men, and could re-
late CIRCUMSTANCES Of the days when the
site OF this city was woods and farm land,
that were indeed interesting. Some time
from 1870 to 1870 his father built q saw
mill at station then called Echels, on
McMahon's creek, which was used by the
early settlers. Forthe past two years, OF
perhaps a longer time, he had been divid-
ing his property between his daughters
ami grandchildren, thereby avoiding the
possibility Of litigation over at least the
largest portion Of TIT. ..
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rhA nandnllnn. dawn thn IIlIa..

Yesterday afternoon the much talked
about game OF base ball between the
"Iiiles OF the Valley" and tho "Dande.
lions took place at Mr.. Dewey's place out
the Elm Grove road. Six innings were
played, and The Lilies were laid out beau
tiinlly. The score was Is TOD. The game
was witnessed by large number Of spec.
tatofs, including several ladies. The game
VIVA hotly contested and the wrangles
numerous. The regular pitcherof the Lilies
was not on hand, and they suffered from
other drawbacka. II was q great game
and afforded no end Of amusement The
Lilies were Kennedy, Davis, Bntterheld,
Bloomfield, Dslaplsin, Hennig, List Har-
rison and Handlan. The Dandelions
were Burt, sadler, shepperd, QoPp, Day,
Mcclure, Garothers, Myers and Robertson.
Mr.. VIM. English umpired the game.
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gCosrs WILDE added 70 tax biilsattef the
10th inst O, p, Brown, Late Sheriff,
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) niounthinli.aiso PariE

ninillako Fafk ."
has never looked 50 well rs now The
Mountain lake Park Hotel Is the tayorite
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. WHO wERE rnR woMENl.
Two Females WIN q lPsnchant for snash.
ing vehicles. W..

IHs ! IL I
Two Females Win a Pendant for 'smash.
ing Vehicles.
Last evening, shortly after s O'Clock, two
women drove up to Lawrence Heller's
place in Fulton and asked him to look out
for their horse as The motor was due there
iust about that time. Lawrence assisted
them, and discovered that one Of their
buggy wheels was In o sadly demoralized
condition. He told them OF this, and they
were at once thrown into .
state OF CONSERVATION. They wanted
to reach the Park as soon as possible IN
order TO meet friend. Lawrence told
them It was doubtiulif the buggy would
stand the trip. Finally in order to help
them out OF their dilemma he offered them
the use OF q light spring wagon he had,
which they gratefully accepted, leaving
their buggy and promising to return as
soon as they met their friend. Shortly
bef IRE II o'clock Mrs. Heller discovered
colored man driving away with the
buggy. She told her husband, who going
out found his wagon badly wrecked. Bio
saddled his horse and came flying into
town after the colored man, overhaulipg
him near the City Building. Officer
Lukens showed up at the same time and
recognized the horse and buggy as that Of
his brother and took them home. The
darkey skipped of in the darkness.
Lawrence has broken wagon for his
trouble. Who the women arc, is unknown.
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Mil. Gut d Reilnire.

Great curiosity has been fe't to know
what would be the outcome ofthe effort at
the Bellaire factory tomake nailsyesterday.
Nails were cut, as the INTELLldRNcRR WIS
last week assured they would be. Over
one.third Of the machines, about forty
seven, went TO work in the morning. The
nailers whose machines cut hot nails
ground for their jobs and fed one machine
each, while those with self feeders ground
for their own jobs and some Of them fed
hot machines too. Some boys were at
work tending self feeders. Some Of the
feeders strolled in, laughing good natured-
" 70 see the nailers sweating on their
stools. II proved too hot to work after
dinner,
As was also stated to the INrELLIoENcEn
last, week the coopers struck and refused
to make kegs while the feeders strike isin
progress. Whatthe result will be remains
10 be seen.
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ON do'it. IN. n tbsv don't Grant am de.

Will do 1t, too; II they don't grant our de-
.mand. Some OF the nailels ny 70 say
that resolution isia blind, but It's q bad
blind for them. Wee don't want nything
but what Is right and Just, and Il they re.
fuse 10 grant thai, then We llibe tush-
fed in taking their machines, and intwo
weeks TIME we can run them as well ss
they are run now. Do you suppose q man
will feed a machine ten or fifteen years
and then won't know how To run TT ]
tell you we've got them right where We
want them, and they'll learn three per
cent Of the feeders or lose their jobs.
They can't be monopolists at our expense.
We want o chance 70 get up in the world,
and, you bet, we'll get It, too.p
To the general public the matter L
.franght4 with much interest and not Q
little importance, and the outcome OF the
situation will be anxiously awaited.
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Captain Asa Booth, the clever and ge-
nial proprietor Of the Phmnix, has deter.
mined to close the restaurant connected
with his place during the heated term and
not reopon It until September. The
rooms used for restaurant purposes he will
use for private parties who desire TO spend
m evening in his place. The Phmnix,
however, will not be without good thines
10 eati Captain Booth has made arrange.
ments 10 keep on hand at al hours clam
eonp and every conceivable kind OF sand.
;wicheg., Ii will be hard to call for any
sandwich he cannot furnish includ.
ing several delicaeies in that line. In
addition he always has on hand the iresh'
est beer and best wines and liquors
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PRISONS wanting the celebrated Area.
dian Wapkesha " ater or Ginger Ale made
with Arcadian Water, can get It from the
following prominent dealerpi N
McLain; Bros, ID
Logan q Co., sta-1
Wstthen & Tiemann,
Lent & Belden, /, = 81.
j. F. Shifk.
Ash sell TO dealers only and do not re-
tail consumers will please call on above
parties or others who will handle Il later.
~. G.:s. FEEsY, Agent.
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EoR RENT-A PLEASANTLY STU.
- ATRD Front Room. Apply at Is HllReaA
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rrrEcr on TnE cRnps. .

The growing corn was beaten to the
ground by the wind and rain together. Il
will probably not be severely injured,
however. The oats Jared worse, and the
already poor crop will be ruined. The
wheat was 30 badly affected that It will be
impossible to reap 1t except by hand with
a sickle, and as the yield would not repay
this tedious process, 1t Is probable that the
grain and straw will be plowed under.
Some Of the country roads were badly
washed out, and the railroads over the
river suffered severely. Reports from out
the O. u, & w. railroad were TO the effect
that the track was seriously impaired.
The second gust OF wind raised a large
section OF the roof of the Back river
bridge, and blew II into the river. A sec.
ton probably forty five feet in length was
unrooied. The roof was old, and the
wind had such free sweep under 1t that
II was easily carried Oft Nobody was
hurt ID
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gor@smt.

EpooMs FOR RENT-IN HORN.
~ brooks Block. Apply TO W. v. H00g 4
BRO, 1SQ0 Market street dFa
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.1ooA1 pRtY1r1Es.
1iattors Of minor Moment n and About q

.,..,.... n, r,,nay, rfo,nent n, and Anont the
49, uity. Il Il "A
h Z - Il, Il Z ya;ins willmobably slipht.
~ t;ss IA ~ i,sIv ~
Y IL r. az az ~ ~, S ses wo,ts -
'AaA ~ suss9 ~ - t,,, a 100, ,ood ,e,e
ao hns ai hw ne s storm last evening In
S seasa nlaces thstrsck was almost entirely
s sensrad Win mt,d and Fdeb.is.
s0,stsa y a. = ,,as.a.so, oon.,rrad .be
JUSTICE n AAkLs yesset ~ y.soJ hv IIies
g Tobns y, with Win threstenine 10 do her
SoIiI S ininrv nntil Ia morrow Al 8 o'clock.
'S NJ ~. "a G,... pa 10 Han "a.
1hE Mheenns , SiY i,ssa;.t A b.sss and md
Organized anu W." ~, satisa bn Tv;,,;am
YIN Mc1iieIIsn with Joseph Yahn as bust.
ness manager. m =
% o.'..a..s,p ,,,, o,d o,o,ohar re.,,n.
VEFlcE p:,. pAhui s laa. S sssa,ina VbiIe
60 rom 6 rlsoo s;c s eT HaiI nresentsd
t pna,., :, lin q tns nair ~ ;mnroved de.
tao,;.s b m ' tA a
&C., 49,! A A. -. ,,,o,n. .ho s,eorboa,
VWlSe 70 the low % hasa ~; .as Jo~n ths
excufsioh taas Tas y ay ~ sn1 noStnonsd
flver next sqnnu hs nas V ~ az deta an
Dne ho \. IN, W.. ~, W w VI sAe eN Y
WHEN ~ WIZ '4Ae n p.ase a.. whoo,;,o
CAPTAIN PAVE ding DiS9ka , o. tn e. rnn
Mnesl Ms,,a nsS 's soaJ th;a syan;no The
GUY the Natio ops aih nj. iii sanJs, Cons a
mem9eIs ol 'ne sauo n NJ sN' :
tne aieL ! aouse ~ = y e.oS IN a,
Iris said VIZ fauefson gll navs Lne
Leideskranlz SINGING society o. bt ~ y
poL up oel lI; Ihe pei tba Eo"rtS II mi,
July iot seg pe Ell " e.. ae,i;oa ~ n;nors
without incense, ahu tof sentps " . n,n's
The marks last evening indicated
depth in the channel Of 2ieet 0 inehes
and the river was falling. Ihere were q
arrivals or departures outside Of inc l9 9S:
AT all points tbove the rivers were islilng
TUESDAY night thieves broke into Mr.
Iiewis's spring house, over the river, ant
carried Off a lot Of cream, milk, eggs AM
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WORK OF the STORM.

This storm lasted about twenty minutes.
During its progress the wind never ceased
to blow violently. 10 the wind more than
the rain is ascribable most Of the damage.
The most extensive destruction was found
at Nos. IA and 10 Sixteenth street. The
roof OF the three story brick buildingstand-
! ing there, owned and occupied by John Der
! niger as barber shop and residence, was
blown entirely off almost at The COM
mencement OF the storm. The house was
built about nine years ago. The roof was
fiat one covered with tin. Raiters,
sheathing and tin were all caught by the
whirlwind and blown over the roofs OF the
two three story brick buildings east and
landed in Market street. In bounding
over the roofs Of these two buildings, one
OF which is owned and occupied by Mr.,
Schiller as a residence and jewelry store,
and the other owned by Mr.. Stroehlin and
occupied by the Senate saloon and a
boarding house, the raiters OF the flying
roof knocked down two or three cllimnies
and punched a number Of holes in the
roofs. In landing in Market street It
broke number Of telephone wires, and
narrowly escaped hitting street car that
was crowded with passengers. So far as
could be learned last night the damage to
the wires was unusually large. The B. &
o. service was badly demoralized. East
OF town most Of the Western Union wires
were injured. Both companies will be all
right to-day.
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Transfers Recorded.

Recorder Hook yesterday admitted to
record tho following transfers Of real
A decd made July s, 1885, by L. D.
Kraft and wife, OF Wood county, to zWm.
B. odbert, Of this county, for 81 900, 500
Of which Is paid In cash and the balance
in notes OF $500 for two three and four
years with interest, Of three.iourths Of lot
100, situated on the west side Of Chapline
street between Thirty-fst and Thirty.
second streets.
Woods, Trustee, 70 Joseph D. Elson, with
covenant OF special warranty, the estate
for the life Of Catherine Knowles for
s., 700, OF fifty feet square Of the west end
OF lot No. 40 in the addition laid ont by
Moses w. Chapline. I
Recorder Hook also admitted to record
two deeds OF trust.
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"That is untrue and ridiculous. A
mailer could come nearer filling a machin.
lists place than machinist could a
nailer,s. We could 90 into any machine
shop and do much OF the ordinary run Of
work. No machinist could get through q
nailer's work for day unless he had been
a ,otiari 80 -1.|If
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Melissa McGumphrey, who is the pro-
prietress OF a house on Tenth street, yester-
day afternoon called on Jennie Lee, who
Is at the head OF one OF the numerous
sporting houses in East Wheeling. What
the object Of this call was, no one exactly
knows Just now, unless It be these two,
but the result Of the call Is known to the
inhabitants residing about the Lee ranch.
The two danes got into q regular XII.
kenny cat rumpus and at the instance Of
Officer Burns they will explain how 1t ell
happened at this mornings police court.
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THE coMiNG q. a. n. REUNIoN.
Arrangements Made BY committees-whs
Will be There.

Arrangements Made by conmittees-Who
f.Fs, VIII be There.
The G. A. r. Picnic aud Soldiers Re-
union to be held at New Martinsyille on
the fifteenth day OF July, promises to be a
great and Joyous gathering Of the Old
Veterans. The citizens Of New Martins
vile are making preparations to give their
visitors on that day a royal welcome. The
grounda, where the picnic is to be held, is
an old.fashioned orchard with high, wide
spreading boughs, not three minutes walk
from the business part OF the town, also
close to the depot. The Andrew Mather
Post G. A.. r., OF Parkersburg, with the
Belpre, Marietta, Ravenswood and Coch-
ransyille posts, and o large numbered old
soldiers, not members OF the G. A. R., and
the Parkersbhrg Brass Band will come by
special train overthe, Ohio River railroad.
Generals Warner and Dawes, OF Mari.
eta, Colonel Nye aud Major Palmer also
OF Marietta, and "Private" ]. NJ. Dalzell,
Of Caldwell, o., have been invited and II
Is expected will be present. Colonel Q. l.:
Poorinan, of Bellaire, Colonel j. F. Charles
worth and Hon. L. Dantord, Of st. Clairs.
vile, are also likely to be present, with
many others.
Tho Posts In this vicinity will 60 down
in full force, with many veterans not yet
enrolled in their ranks. J.W. Holiday
Post, at It's next meeting on Saturday
night, will complete its arrangements.
Ample arrangements will be made for
furnishing good meals at low rates, both
on the grounds and at the hotels In New
Martinsville,
the afternoon, will be a special feature Of
the reunion, and tits thought that not less
than one thousand old soldiers will be in
line, and be reviewed and addressed by
Department Commander 9. B. Smith, Of
ParkeIsburg.
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rnR NAlI PRHpKRR ARR WILLlNl.
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ROOFS BLOWN OFF
y YrsTGRDAY,s FIERCE STORM,
Ana pamass, mig AVID Little, wrought
BY. the Wind and Rain-An Almost un.
prsssdented Rain storm GENES Up
suddenly, TlOodins tho Streets.

Wheeling and the vicinity was visited
last evening by two very severe wind and
rain storms, accompanied by vivid light
ming and heavy thunder. Anincalcuable
amount Of damage was done to tho crops,
and in town choked sewers, flooded cell
lars and the other Inconvenience that at
tend a heavy storm were numerous and
caused no little loss and damage.
The day, like the two, preceding ones,
was excessively warm. Early in the morn
ing the thermometer commenced climb.
ing, and by o'clock the mercury was up,
way up, terribly up-in the nineies. In
the city there was hardly q breath Of air
stirring, and those forced to be on the
streets or kept actively engaged, suffered
greatly with the baking heat. About 5
o'clock il began to cloud up slightly in the
west and lew drops OF rain fell; then Il
became sultrier than beiore, and continued
so until shortly before 0 o'clock, when o
strong wind sprang up and in very few
minutes the sky was darkly overcast with
heavy clouds. The wind increased and
the vivid and binding flashes Of light
ming were frequent. .4,f.i
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Shenandoah Valley Academy.
s.ocSs FS S: "a Ell. Irwin, stSck Broker. =
FOR Sals or For Rent-tlesimble Property.
McNecheu'S own Pack Picked DystetS.
Board OF Equalization and Appeals.
Wheeling hsnket Compsny-N0ttce OF FIfst Gen
erAl Meeting OF stockholders
iApoIlinArjs WaterS-Fi Inst pago
N5tiee-Appli"ant for Tea hers Certificates.
Plain and Fancy Night Shtrts-D. Gundling O Co
Indication Cufed-Ihlfd page.
stephct NJ CullOugh-Carpente and Builder.
Auction sale Of Watches Clocks, &c.
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Several prominent nail feeders wers
seen last night. They all said that they
thought they would accept the nailers'
Jobs II they were rendered TO them after
Saturday, the nailers having rejected the
offer OF the Western Association. The
ieeders' organization Is q branch OF the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly.
Those feeders Who were interviewed saEd
that represe ntatiyes Of nearly all classes
OF artisans represented in the Assembly
had counseled them 10 this confse-the
acceptance OF the machines, The follow
ing words OF 0 feeder echo the views In.
the main Of all who were spoken tot
eve can 70 to work In any Of the fac.
tories and take the jobs Of the pailers, and
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REDUCTIONS.

To make room for our incoming Fall
Stock We shall offer our entire stock OF
Spring aud summer Sultings at greatly
reduced prices. @. HESS & SONS.
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The French have saying that it is
only the unexpected which happens. II
is better, therefore, to be prepared for I'M
looked.for accidents by keeping bottle
OF st. Jacobs OIL in the family medicine
chest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
"a. NJ, soo;12 NJ, oSo;; 81 NJ, 96'; 7r. NJ,