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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.


Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2g.-Money on call tight
ranging from to Is per cent last loan y per
cent closed at 10 per cent bid. Prime mercan-
tile paper Ga7 per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet
and steady at 81 S0Aa4s5. Sales $4,000 shares.
The stock market was active and weak to-day
in all its departments, and material losses from
Wednesday figures resulted. In the early deal
ings there was considerable pressure 10 sell, out
the majority OF the selling was evidently Tor the
short accounts. The bears expected that the
heavy losses by the insurance companies would
compel the selling OF numerous securities
especially those in which Boston IS mostly IN
terested, and the result was seen IN the special
pressure put upon such stocks as Atchls9hi NeW
England, Burlington, Union Paciuci Denver,
Texas x Fl. Worth and some OF the speclaltles,
but the impression made, especially IN the hrst
few minutes, was Insignificant. ChlcagO Gas
also attracted much attention in the early hours
Sugar refineries sold off with the DINERS put the
other trusts were comparatively well held:
In the afternoon Tennessee Coal and san
Francisco preferred, however, which nad each
broken over per cent, held steady, ana the iOi-
mer even made some Improvement. Many OF
the specialties were in hard luck, however, apd
Denver, Texas & IT. Worth, Milwaukee, Lake
shore < Western and Wisconsin Central de-
clined materially. The market nnally closed
weak AT about the lowest prices OF the day. Inc
list Of declines is long one not one OF the
active list showing al advance, and Chicago Gas
lost IA; San Francisco preferred "A sugar "a;
Tennessee Coal 21s; Wisconsin Central, western
Union and Ontario 4 Western rs each; Rock
Island, Lackawanna, New England, and North
ern Pacific preferred rs each; Cleveland, column
bus, Cincinnati q st. Louis and Union racine
"a each and Wheeling * Lake Erie pr'ierred
per cent.
Railroad bonds quiet sales 81 $4,000.
Government and state bonds dun and steady.
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INA NUT SHE'LL.

TSo pstrifed bodies we're discovered in
removing an old grave yald at Findley:
Ohio. The flesh had been replacedby solid
stone.
Ex-Congresaman Glover, of st. Louis,
proposes to establish gigantic lawyers
combine, with branches in all the principal
cities Of the country.
Fire in the Hartford carpet mills, at
Thompsonville, Oonn., did damage estimai-
ed OF $4,000
Herman Cohen, one Of the defaulting
partner of Susskind & Co., New York bank
ers, has been captured in Jersey City.
Agents of the wrecked bark, Germsnis,
deuounce the Long Branch life saving crew
for oowardice. Four more bodies have
been recovered from the wreck.
The Caspar Hachrile brewery, Of Jack
son, Mich, burned, loss 100000.
At OsgoOd, Ind, ]. DObson was killed
by his father-in-lAw, named Bishop, for as
ssulting his wife.
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SHAMELESS PRIDE.

A Woman Who VIII DO Worse Than Beg
Rather Than Ask Aid.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN November 20 -
Mrs. W, E Ford, the wife of travelling
man who left her here on her Hn resources
in leading hotel, has created a sensation
by entering palace of sin, claiming that
her pride would not allow her to ask as
sistspoe from her parents. She is hand
some blonde, the daughter Of a prominent
family 10 Massachusetts and graduate Of
Winthrop Female College, Boston. She
feels that the world ia against her, butwill
follow life of shame only until she accu-
mulates money enough to take her home.
The case is q esd and striking one.
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pecially designed by the prospective BRIDE
groom. It is round fan mounted on
pearl sticks and embroidered iu tho white
gauze centre ere the initials of man and
maiden most intricately intwined and sur
rounded by a bit Of somewhat sentimental
verse done in gold thread in old German
ard quite Obscure characters. The game
centre is set in a frame OF white ostrich
tips.
Some women have mania for collecting
fans. An Albert or q HOnghtOn they find
quite irresistible. Oae large collection IN
Brooklyn contains some of Alberts best
examples. One is an exquisite wedding
scene painted on gauze, one is French
girls boudoir and others are studies in the
pink and blue aud white Of Dresden china
landscapes. Nine. Chenpebiere has paint
ed fsiries lowering over flowers, cherubic
infants and the quarrels and recOneilialiOns
of sweethesrts and SWANS. All Of these
are pretty, but few Of them have the genu-
inc Louis Quiuzs fans In those famous old
Vernis Martin mounts which time has not
robbed of their lustre, and which are
shown with connoisseur's delight in the
smiling and simperiDg MIquesses, the
powder aud the patches portrayed with the
minute and delicate art, the graceful pref
tiness Of that pleasure-lOving period.
Mrs. Astor had the largest fan collec-
ton in the couutry and it may be some
time before another equals hers. Mrs.
Seligman has a number of fine Louis XIV.
fans. The Vanderbilt women have col
leoled, when things worth preserving have
fallen in their way. Mis-. Whitelsw Reid
has an exquisite fan of white silk, en-
broideIed with gold and pearls Mrs.
Coleman Drayton has q vellum fan painted
with a scene from Spanish history and
mounted on carved sticks of ssndalwood,
Oae of Mrs. Wbiteney's fsns has been
greatly admired; it is of valuable point
p'Alencon with framework of gold. A
Chinese fan belonging 10 another New
York woman is a marvel of delicate work
manship in ivory.
Some OF the gauzs fans have an add
tional novelty this season in the shape OF
full frills or RIFLES of crepe lisse in the
same or a contrasting color running the
length of sticks or set on at the top as
heading One OF the white gauzs with
gold ruohiDgs makes a gold fan when
closed, a white one when open. The carv-
iDg Of the sticks is q special feature. In
stead OF being Left without ornsmentation
these run to the extreme edge of the fan,
and ere either delicately painted in small
flowers or carved and inlaid. Another
feature Of the new fans is that the tops are
scslloped out round each stick and edged
with fine lace heading.
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Biz Capitalists Behind the Chicago Land
swlndtor.

siz Capitalists Behind the Chicago Land
swlndier.
CHICAGO, November 2S-Speaking Oh
the Frederikssn land ssindle, Mr.. McMur-
trie. ofthe Western Land Company, said
TO a reporter for a morning paper; Fred
erksen went into business 3 poor man.
AN the money he has made went TO others.
Those who got ell the profits and never
lost a cent through him are now posing as
victims They we're behind Federalism
furnished capital, knew sil shout the busi-
ness and respsd the benefits. Ffederiksen
did an immense business. To ore year he
aold between so 600 aud 100000 acres at
80 uer acre that he bad bought for 50. At
the end OF my hfst months connection
with Fredericton, told him / didn't like
bis business methods and would stay no
longer. but had got Johnson, Of Milwau-
kse. a nephew Of Alexander Mitchell IN
yolged 10 a large amount, and mad 70 stay
two years TO get him out, which did
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BERLIN, November % Four hundred
and fifty persons attended the American
Thanksgiving dinner at the Kaiserhoh
today. Mr. Phelps alluded feelingly
10 the late Minister PendletOn. He said
Germans ard Americans had the same
traditions ani virtues, and their ruler,
Who illustrates them, is simple, industri-
ors and able, loving man and fearing God.
Csspt Herbert Bismarck responded feel
inglv 10 Dir. Phelps remarks.
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She Saw the Manufactures.

She had jusl returned from abroad and
abe was enthusiastic over ell che had seen
and done in the stTauge country scross the
water. owe spent six weeks 10 Lsyden, "
she said. "Bach a dear old town, and
there were lots Of Americans there"
"And you brought back some Of the f.
nous Leyden iarp, of course, " said mis-
chievOus listener.
"Well, no, with a charming little &C.
cent Of candor, 81 didn't You see, they
are go awfully large and heavy, and be-
sides, have scruples against smuggling.
But we saw three great manufactures
there where the jars are made, and o,
such quantities of them in the shop win
dowsp'
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A VERY SICK MAN.

jefferson Davis Condition is Very Sc
riOus.
NEW ORLEANS. November ga mem
Der Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis household said
tonight: "Mr. Davis is little bstter to-
night than during the day, but we by 10
means consider him out OF danger. A few
days ego we thought all danger had
passed, bat it has returned, and there is no
Disgusting the fact that Mr.. Dsvis is seri-
ously sick again. We can only hope for a
very Glow recovery with the most careful
nursing Mira. Davis is constantly at her
husbands bedside, and ths doctors say she
ia not only the most intelligent hut the
heat trained nurse they ever saw"
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IRON ORE PRODUCT.
Seven Million Tons Mined During the Last

Seven Million Tons Mined During the Last
Year.
PIITsBURa, November 29.-At the close
of navigation last week the output of ore
from the Northwest for the seaGon was
zoos, 600 tons, exceeding the output Of
last season by 100000 tons. This
amount beats the rec ,rd, and the ere pro-
ducera are feeling very proud OF their
work. 1t is estimated by careful manu-
facturers that about 4, 900, 900 tons of this
ore reached PittsbuTg markets. The bal
aucs was distributed III the Mahoning and
ShenaDgo Valleys and other places. The
Pittsburg and Western road had a contract
10 carry 70 Pittsburg from Cleveland l.
500. 600 tors, and this fact accounts for
their crowded snd blockaded condition.
The prospects of the iron trade, there
fore at present are very bright, and the in
dicatiOns are that iron workmen will have
prosperous and cheerful winter. In times
past this lively condition of rffiirs meant
money in the pockets of the railroad coal
men, but while their prospects are rather
good, coal manager said yesterday that
they were aot the best.
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A third notable example frOmthe Christ
mas collection is one Of black gauzs and
Was ordered yesterday for young widow
whom the Wall ilreet broker who will send
II N her is believed 10 consider the pref
,iest brunette in town. There are Just
fonr sticks snd these are Of gold and more
than an inch aud o half wide, and cut In
exvuisite openwOrk traoery patterns. Be
tween the sticks and running to the edge
Of the fan are embrosdersd large golden
feathers. each feather being done in tiny
v;rgia metal beads. The widOW-they
saw she's writing a book, but it's more
charitable not 20 spread such a
scsndal-will find this costly tribe fan
ma loronet,e combined. The frame Of the
gold-rimmed glasses is attached to the
stick and folds mp with the fan. The bro
Ter Law awake three nights wondering how
he could get lenses fitted to the eyes OF his
cbsrmer. and finally ordered clesr glass IN
6ssnair She'll see much better without
the lorguette than with it, but when they
are married he'll have one thing the less to
nm, into his overcoat pocket when they
start for the theater, and she will have one
,bine tbs lees to drop when she rises be-
zen the acts TO lei the inevitable Liam
pass by. So much for fashionable CON-
binsiion.
The cases where the cOstliest fans are
KENT are Pslleries Of folded water colors.
Psris is sending US vellum and kid and
nsIs tinted silks and gsuz3 painted by art
as famous over half the world. Here d
one Of Nine. OhennsbieFe's latest designs
imported for the daughter Of . railroad
PrSsiSeot at a cost OF little over S4O0.
The body Of the fan is of while kid and IS
neinted With an exquisite miniature Of the
young zirl Who owns it, she having gIven
55sysrsl sittiDgs for the purpose in Paris
sbis summer. About her head are dying
winged doves holding trailing garlands OF
divers The sticks are Of pearl carved in
= ,r;sied pattern and ornamented with
diamonds and enameled flowers.
a beautiful fan intended for bride who
will stand at the altar this month was es'
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FASHIONS IN FANS.
SILKBN FOLDS ABLAZs WITH SPLENDID
WATER COLORS.
The Newest Wrinkles for Ballroom or Thsatsr.
Beautiful TRIES That Only the Rich Can
Bny-Ths Mania for Fan
Collecting.
COPYRIGHTED, 1889.

Funny, isn't it, that fans sell best in De.
cembei? But they do. They are not used
to cool the cheeks Of beauty, but simply
as part and parcel of costly costumes. A
delicate affair Of point lace sprinkled with
200 diamonds goes well with gown from
Paris and a sparkling necklace such as
fashion now approves.
Such fan is notably rich and elegant
with it's carved mOther-ofpesrl sticks in
lain with gold, it's golden rivet and golden
bow set with diamonds. The lace
is in pattern of flowers, with a
small but brilliant diamond at the
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Elixir ofDates

Is a combination of the active properties
of dates, figs, prunes and other tropical
fruits. It's pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu-
lar. 1t cures habitual constipation, indi-
gestion. biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc. Sold in so cent bottles by W. W..
Irwin, W. E. williams, John Laughlin
and @. r. Goethe. J. T. Goodwin q Co.,
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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pERFEcrLNe THE DEAL.
The River Coal Operators VIII Sell to the
s-odfcafa

The River Coal Operators VIII Sell to the
Syndicate.
PITTsBURa, November at spp'ars
to be pretty well settled that the river
operators will sell out to the syndicate.
The attorney who is engaged in drawing
up the papers, and whose name must be
reserved for the present, said that so far
there had been no kicks, and the syndicate
people are busy examining the various
plants. 1t ia quite certain that the syndl-
cate will hold sixteen of the leading opers-
tors along the river, and he thought 1t
would be good thing for all concerned.
With one bead rather than sixteen, he be-
lieyed that prices could be better main
tanned, and the miners would come In nor
their share of the reward.
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Edison WIrs a Victory.

OTTAWA, ONT, November 2e.-The
Minister of Agriculture has rendered de-
oisiOn dismissiDg the petition Of the Royal
Electric Company of Canada, fort he can
collation. of the patent for the Ellison In
casdsscent Lamp, owned By the Edison
Electric Light Company.
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FOREIGN CREDITORS.
Holders Of the state Bonds Anxious for sn
Immediate settlement.

Holders OF the State Bonds Anxious Tor an
Immediate settlement.
RICHMOND. November 25-It ia be-
Iieyed 10 political and banking circles here
that the counsel Of the foreign tondholdeIs
are more anxious than ever 70 have the
Virginia deb, settled. Mr. W. w. Roy
an, Of ,his city, who has represented the
bondhoders as chief counsel for or FIVE
wears. saws that The debt can he and should
be settled without further delay.
It is understood that movement was
o., foot last week to have the b0ndholders
apDoint new commission, with promi-
nent London 6uancier 81 its bead, TO meet
, Legislative Commissioner the week after
next Governor Lees recent statement
If vast capiisi Invested in Virginia during
Dis term cf ohioe leads the friends Of tne
bondho.ders % hope that more satisisc-
torv agreement can be reached now than
ever before. They understand at the same
lime that toe J. gislature viii never IA5or
an increase ia The rate Of taxation.
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, n Event 10 Catholic history.

MONROE, Mich, November ga no.
table event in the history Of the founding
Of the Catholic Church in the West, Wa7
the anniversary yesterday Of the dedi-
cation of the first Catholic Church IN Mon
roe. which was tbs second erected IN Inc
Northwest
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sBELLEFoNTE's HORROR.

Search for the Pierce Murderer Continued
BELLRFoNTE, Pa November ga
man who was arrested at Vanderbilt,
Wednesday night, for the murder Of olAra
Pierce, wss released yesterday morning,
having proved on alibi. Miss Pierce waa
the daughter of Davie Pierce, of Krsuthss.
She was Is yeare of age and good locking.
She was found lying in the middle of the
road, Just this side OF Krau.fa,' bridge, in
Centre county. The inquest revesled
three bullet holes through her body aud
the fact that she had been ravished.
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A Valuable Schooner Goes Ashora At
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 25.-Lsst night
in a furious storm, the steamer Calumet
coal laden. from Buffalo to Duluth, Cap
tain ID. ". Greene, commanding
went on the beach opposite
the government barracks st Fort Sheridan.
Tns crew we're saved by the students' life
saving crew Of the Northwestern Univer-
sity. TIE Calumet is probably a total
wreck. Loss 500, 600.
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4 Momnn,s Horrible Crime.

CoNcoRD. N. H., November 29.-At the
Merrimac County Farm in North BoscoW-
en- Yesterday. A woman named Bennett
attacked 8 slight delicate woman from
Chester named Sarah @. Wood. Selling
her around the body she carried her 10 q
bath room and threw her into tub, held
her down and drowned her.
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killed Her Lover

PrrBuEo, November . While toy
ing with a revolver last night Josephine
Webb, s. highly respected young lady OF
West Il zAbeth, Pa, shot and instantly
killed her lover, Charles Weite. Inc
youpe couple were engaged to be married
soon. SAL ifiss Webb is crszd with grief
over the sad aacidank.
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The German Gunmaker VIII Not Estsoiish
Plant Here.
RIgHloSD, VA, November 2).-It was
announced on what seemed 10 be high
authority in Washington, that KruPP, the
German guumaker, would establish q
plant To this country in spite of his de-
MIA. but to-day the President Of the
Chamber Of Commerce received the fol
lowing letter, signed Fried Krupp,
sn5 sstsd November %: "In answer to
your favof o. O1iober 81 beg TO ssy there
Il no truth whatever in the news concern
log the transfer Of nay es,sbhshment to
fSs United States.
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A GAMBLKR's PLEA.
He Says His Tifs's Extravaganza Drove
BIN TO Rum!

BIN to Rum!
Chicago Inter OCEAN.
Mrs. Adelaide Friend, of No. 3Oo South
Robey street, appeared in the County
Court to compel her husband Nathan to
support their children. She said he spent
his money gambling, and neglected his
family entirely. Eyes, am a gambler,
your Honor, said Nathan, "and my wife
drove me to it. We were well off at one
time, had two servants, luxury and com
fort, and it cost me $4,000 year. My
wife was continually complaining, and
always craved for more, until my life be-
came burdensome. | could not earn
enough, and so, to increase my income,
commenced to gamble. Luck was against
me, and soon lost all, and now | keep
playing in hopes that some day l may
have turn Of fortune" This does not
excuse you from supporting your fam
ily;" remarked the Judge, land will or
der you to pay SO week or 90 to jail. "
Mr. Friend was given time to make the
first payment.
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NEW YORK, November 2s The Prince
too foot ball team defeated Yale to day
the score being lOtoO. Ten thousand per
sons witnessed the gsns Wesleyan de-
fsated The Pennsylvania Uoivefsi'y' TIE
scnre h-inn I'D to-
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PHILADELPHIA, November 29--Ffesi-
dent Young, Of the y Aticnal Lssgue' MSS
promulgated the contracts Of Dlssscock'
Denny. Buckley, Boyle and Sommers
with the Indianapolis Climb, and hePhee
with Cincinnati.
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Annther Rich ON str.ke.

NEW CUMBERLAND, W. VA, Nov. %.
There was another strike on the Harden
run district, just hack of New Cumoer-
land. r H Heron, Of Pittsburg, brought
in a rs to 100 barrel we'll on the Heron
farm. This is five miles from the Turkey
foot field and shOws well for this section.
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A Ministers suicide.

HUNTINGTON, IND. November IS
Rev. Pullman, prominent minister oil the
German Reformed Church, committed sui
eide this morning, using revolver
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NNnnI.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 29.-Wool in fair de-
mand at inside quotations; Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA
and West Virginia M and above 3laadc; y 5l,
88c: medium 3Ga3Sc: coarse 3ja'6c' fine washed
delaine aud y = 32a30c; medium washed comb
ing and delain6 39ailc; coarse do 3sc; Canada
washed cOmbing 32a3lc; tub washed a2ai0c; me
dunn unwashed cOmbing and deaine 4Ia2lci
coarse do 26a2sc Montana lsa2lc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-WoOl strong and quiet;
domestic fleece 3a39c; pulled 23ailc; Texas
I ia2Sc.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria

yhen Baby WIS SICK. We gave her castons
When she We q Child. she cried for CastoTia
When she became Miss she chung 20 castoriS.
Nhen sheha5 Children she save them CAstorS
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3. & =.

What dollar can buy in the wsy Of
Black Dress Silks Generally speaking the
81 grades OF Black Silks are not very sat
isfsctory as TO service and appearance, but
at this epecial elk sale, both theee quail
ties are richly supplied.
These lots are all special fortunate pur-
chases of large quantities at cut prices and
we can recommend them as extra quail
ties and 10 TO 90 per cent better than
usual qualities and values sold at 81.
24-Inch Black 6rOs Grain Silks, Sl.OO
2l-Inch Black Silk Rhadsme, $l.OO
24-In. Black Silk Faille Franchise, $l.OO
2l-Inch Black Peau de Sole, $500
2l-Inch Black Armure Royal, Sl.OO
SO much for 81 values. What Of the
finer qualities? They are here, too. in
these extensive Silk stocks in all grades,
qualities, weaves and makes to suit all
tastes ct 81 10 s. 80 per yard. Many fancy
weaves this season in Black Silks.
COlors too are in great demand.
NEW C0L0RED SILK ARMURES,
NEW COLORED SILK RHADAMBS,
NEW COLORED FAILLE FRANCHISE,
NEW COLORED SURAHS,
NEW COLORED eros GRAINS,
In all the ultra shades for street and house
wear, as also in evening shades.
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