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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30
LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. November 2.

WHEELING, November %.
There are few changes in the live stock
market this week, cattle remaining about
the same. Sheep have gone up peg.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
hue & Thomas:
CATTLE-Extra, 1000 to 1900, 50 25a3 50;
good, 900 TO 1000, 3 0Oa3 %; good, 500 to
900, 275a3 90; fair, 700 TO 500, & 25a2 so;
common, 900 to 700, g 00a2 %; bulls, = 90
a. %; cows, 81 OOa2 80.
HoGs-Demand fair; supply light:
extra, s. 5Oa5 65; good, s. 25a5 so; com
mon. u 4Oa4 30.
SaEEP-Supply freer; demand fair;
extra, 81 OOa4 %; good, 3 50a3 80; com
mon, 25a9 %; lambs, 50a5 90.
Calves are in fair supply, and demand IS
good 81 0Oa5 co.
Fresh Cows SIS 90 to25OO.
CHICAGO, November 29.-Cattle, receipts
II. 600 head; shipments 8, 600 head; market,
slow: Christmas beeves s. S5a6 90; good
TO choice & 5Oa5 so; others s. O0a4 40;
Texans 81 30s3 %; stockers 81 T5a3 %
cows, 81 O0a2 81.
Hogs Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
$500 head; market, 10c higher; rough and
common IS 50a5 60; heavy packing and
shipping s. 65a6 90; fancy 6 O2a6 071{.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
]. 100 head; market, steady; natiFes = GOA
5 So; westerns a 40s5 so; lambs g IOa
Is.
East LIBERTY, PA, November % Cat
tie. receipts $50 head; shipments, 40
head: market, firm at yesterda y's advance.
Hogs. receipts, 2, 200 head shipments.
200 head; market firm; Ibilaoelphias
IS 90a6 90; Workers 8 60a5 Is.
sheep. receipts, 100 head p1-entsl
can head MARKET duh On con-
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r,mmy ward ia % Bare Knuckle Fight.
C~-AGo. November 2g.-The Des-
rs.-a, police raided a bare knuckle
r-rs fsht iu full progress Ga an old
Kan near SauEamOn and Madison
rrsas-s about o'clock this morning.
NE fight was between Edward Hogan,
d this city, and Tom Ward, OF Cincin-
rr-. Matters had gone as far as the
s-h round and a crowd of seventy or
more men were yelling like SiouKs. At
na cry OF police" the candles with
rs',l the barn was lighted was sud
Denly eytinguished The police did
heir bas, 10 hold the crowd, but many
escaped .n the confusion, among them
alg Ward.
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WOOL.
WHEELING. November %.


This wool market exhibits no change,
as there is at present certain
dullness pending future movements.
Prices as reported by Horkhelmer Bros.
are as follows: Fine fleece, washed p, to
27c. unwashed. one-third of, unmerchant-
able, oue-fourth; medium unwashed, 24c;
medium fleece. washed 2Sa3Oc; tub
washed Soc
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 29.-Wool,
dull: prices nominally unchanged ;
Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia NA
and above 2Sa29c; y 25a2oc A;
medium 33a34c: coarse 33a34c; do
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine
or X and Xxx 24a26c; medium 32a33c !;
coarse 32a33; fine washed X and Xxx
2Sa32c; medium washed combisg and
delaine 35a36c; coarse 34a35c; Canada
3la32c; tub washed, choice 5Ga3Sc; fair
35a36c; unwashed combing and delaine
medium 25a27c; coarse 25a26c; bright
unwashed, clothing, fine or Y and Xxx l9a
2lc: medium 24a27c; coarse 25c; Montana
16a2216c; territorial l3a2lC.
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First HANGING in Years.

Macon, CA, November 29.-The first
hanging for many years in this county
took place in the Jail yard here to-day.
The condemned was a negro boy between
IA and 10 years old. He was arrested on
May y last by Deputy Sheriff Ben Wilder
on a charge of petit larceny. On the way
TO Jail be drew a pistol and shot the Ofiner
dead. He escaped, but some weeks later
was captured. On trial be was convicted,
but an appeal was taken without avail.
The hanging was private No newspaper
men were admitted and the gallows was
surrounded by twenty foot pen. Bell
was perfectly Indifferent and showed no
concern, except that he continually asked
VISITORS N 10 hurt much TO be HANGED.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING, November 90.


There is nothing new to record in the
wheat and flour market. IL is practically
at a standstili. Winter wheat shows but
little improvement, but the prospects are
encouraging.
FLOUR-Choice family flour in wood, Sill
yer Gloss, g 75a3 30; in paper g % per bar
rel Minnehaha in i cotton sacks a -;
Minnehaha in wood, q -; Galaxy in sacks,
a 10; Galaxy in wood a 10; Famous in
sacks, 3 -; Famous in wood, SO 30. Spring
wheat flour, in Jute sacks Of $40 pounds,
a. 81 per barrel.
GRA1y-Wheat per bushel, No. l, zoe;
corn 60a75c per bushel new corn 45a5Oc ;oats
per bushel, 45a4Sc; No , white 43a45c.
FEED Middlings per ton $lS OOa20 90;
bran per ton $lS 0Oal9 90; baIed hay per ton
$500; loose hay sl5 OOalG % per ton; de-
mand brisk.
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DICK Turpin Appears In chicago.

CHICAGO, November %. The masked
rr-ar fad is stu disturbing Chicago,
Notwithstanding that the city council last
rl,t aided 100 men 20 the police force
.ls morning brings reports of two sa-
cc-s robbed by men wearing handker-
chefs over their faces. Since Sunday
r-1t q trio thus attired have committed
I've similar crimes. ia one of which a citi-
gs1 was fatally wounded. The suburbs
be terrorized by Dick Turpin eXploluJs,
Which have been going on for weeks with
Lou. .15 ulprits being arrested.
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Tgs nQEMns COMET
.,msfs at Lick Observatory
ie A'','.1mr iortaut Observations.

ucmsEs at Lick Observatory
he A'',.I mg I ortaut Observations.
D..rgk ArORY, CAL, November
LyH. % las comet has been syste-
29--A -- rived here since NOvem-
paily~.t Atbe stormy weather pre-
Der . Elevations every night Of the
5eni'l TEleept one. Its position in
,SI X been accurately measured
l,sber'e with a meridian circle
w raf Barnard with 12-inch
The latter has also secured
tr1graph OF the comet. Mr.
S,rs, observed It's spectrum Wis
lo-if photographically with the
material. The observations
"a -. .g many respects il is the most
-.s-.. comet of recent years. On
l....s- Ir, diameter was one-Sixth
I. moons diameter. IL was
r,--.v defined, rounded and
mat jt reSembled
,..-g rebus uebular. Near the
49, -fe BAH called the comet was
-'',--.rrr nucleus slightly elongated.
Inc from this nucleus in direc-
~ ..rrsite the sun, was dense
..s Structure, which could he
.-. Do the edge OF the comet, and
l1-..v.rs visible even beyond the edge
--- ..s bright comet was just out
~ .-. ...aseoue. This structure was
..,.# end OF the comet In embryo,
...5 I.. since increased considerably
,,r-.. The spectrum of the comet
--..ra ALL parts of 10 give con-
.,--... spectrum, but underlying this
t--s F. c.-ta.u.y a trace Of a green
-f .r which respect observations
~. .r.- from those reported from
..t.-.-, -va-1r.es. The apparent size OF
t-..u.- .asc0uuuuallY increased until
.-r.- F. .lut tw0-th.rds the diameter
.i..s moon. Its quite iiffused and
..-,s-... and has the appearance Of
nv T-#rarv comet. Though 10 has
---r- .-car 10 has also grown fainter,
,-f.- is barely visible TO the uuasSlSt-
4 s-a CompUterS agree that it's not
rs.s. , comet. aud that it is neither
--.s -g rrr approaching the earth. In
,,,.- though flo is moving in an eclipse
,.-r.t the sun, It's orbit seems 10 lie
....-s.y outside she orbit OF Mars, and
rsr therefore never approach us
svs- as closely as Mars does. The
meteor shower OF November % could
v,f. seen here on account Of the
sclls
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RINEHART q TATUM.
Telephone 2l9 Room 8. City Bank Bull,
FOR SALE

-Four acres. with good house aud Ouibl
ings, one mile east Of city.
Farm 80 acres. 8 IN lies below houndsy
on Round Bottom; ~ acres river bottom,
7-roCmed house and nrst-class outbuildings
easy terms.
One-haf lot, with small house, Jacob en-
Genre Wheeling, $50. on easy terms.
House 3 rooms Pike street tIj0
Lots at east end Twenty'third street on
terms.
Farm, SO acres, two miles from cityi spler
improvements: suitable FOR gardening.
Fruit farm, 81 acres, one mile west OF brit
Farm IS acres, on Middle whesilng creek
Double s-ick house, $50 aud 55ie Chan
street, 9 rooins eAcn, whhellWoderH
ments, 5000.
Two lots ia Ha
No. so Market stu,
2il5 and 2li7 Nam ~
House rooms 26ls Jaoos
house In rear, $3.50.
House q room, 1920 Jscob street
House rooms on Fourteenth street,
Houses rooms. Jacob street. betwee
teenth and Sixteenth streets $3.50.
House rooms, Eon street. Centre Wheelli
Three houses Moystsn street. Sixth war
e., 400
One.half lot on ChApline street Sixth war
1000.
Wheeling. 1900.
one OF tia best manufacturing ritesin a
ity. fronting on two railroads.
NESBITT a. DEV1NE,
ocl5 90 aAtnet atleeS
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IhicarnL- 800 Strlke.

CHICAGO. November 29.-There viii be
strike on the L. road within the next "a
t,-rs as a result of the action OF General
Manager Barnard in disCharginK seven en-
CHEERS. four conductors and three guards
Dor alleged violation of the rules of the
c-Dsuv. A ue-up has been prevented so
hr.1r5urh the efforts of the employees
Executive Committee who ordered back
Elra than half the men who had left their
posts of duty iu sympathy with the dis
charged men. Chief Arthur OF the En-
.E5srs Brotherhood has been requested 70
Nre here and take charge Of affairs.
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Ann.hsr Wnuld. he BANK Rurglar.

Ky0yyUIE. Tenn, November ain
tr-ato1 reached here today of another
arrest az Johnson City of a person believed
ut5 connected with the gang which uu-
-s-.55s the robbery OF WaUtagu bau6 by
ua1s OF % tunnel extending % the vault
TIE name of the person arrested is not
Jral. This makes five persons arrested,
Et 10 is believed all have been caught.
President Bowman has instructed the
a-G coruse. 90 use energetic means 20
,--g the prisoners TO q speedy trial The
evidence though circumstautiaL, is regard
. d s----. er-... 10 secure q conviction.
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PETROLEUM.

NEw YORK, November 29-The petro-
leum market opened dull ard remained ne
elected throughout. Opening, 5O$[a5lc;
highest, 5O2la5lc; lowest, 50&4a5lc; clos
ing, 5O4a5lc. No sales.
PITTsBURG, PA, November 29.-Opened
Size; closed, 5OTc; highest, Size; lowest.
5055c,
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MoJNDsVILLE.

70 keeping with his semi-annual ex-
T'r ,-.e To-. -ra past ten years, John
r.' .'s..a ..s again removed his family
~. zoe .1r N.s. This time he goes 20
NV. .-s..a where he has secured a
,- .. ..s...1l with a railroad COM
XIV XIV ...r s iD the habit OF taking
v... ....a, 0, nature about twice a
~. y. DIS friends vii. think nothing
,.. O.. bis last removal IL is
v So t-a. Doc vii. return in the
~ ... 49,. ou.ne me will az least eX-
~. a., s..H-r NATL early fall.
1g.. -..ra's met az the prison last
D.. and .-glulzeG a permanent
C,.. Club To is the intention
rt-. ....r, ,o keep up the orEaui-
ra,.- ..'.a..ty, and they are now
Cag..> ....-.ueut> % attend the
O. ,.-. .a..cu-a,'5u on the Fourth
iba,.,,.. ..-,...a. The mem berShip Of
here IS .aW about dfty, and will be
va.g, T. .Ear hundred i'm a few
vas s+.-. ~ ...S,.tuyson and bylaws
Yarr.. s ~. E.-y much like that of the
Wbs. MEMS Democratic Club Of
re,s -a Cunningham an aged and
ties a, .'el citizen of this county,
AOBd,,- 's home on TomlinsOn street
place morning His funeral took
norbio,. l DIS late residence yesterday
laa w,. ~ 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Cunning
eroo, :, ons o. Marshall county's pros
eR Wear, ,a' ..ers, out removed to town
lsy ,rs,.-so, having retired from the
Of bi sles OF lie TO live the remand
b Eba-. y and purchaSedAt the prop
a,b 1e Syed at the tiIfN Of his
D Gmgs- DiYenport BurleSqde Com
y-ay vi present one OF f6d.
r s1ys ibe Opera House
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TIE DEACON CASE.
Mr. Deacon VIII Sue For Divorce in New
YORK u He Fail. I'm France.

Aork IL ne rails In France
PARIS, November 29.-Mr Edward
Parker Deacon, speaking Of the refusal
Of the Mother Superior of the convent
Of Our Lady of the Assumption, TO
again receive in her care little Gladys
Deacon, says the action Of the Mother
Superior was perfectly natural. Her
refusal 70 receive the child is due to the
scandal caused by Mrs. Deacon's &C
tiOns. II action at AK on Mrs. Dea-
cons appeal from the Jurisdiction Of the
lower court 10 try her for criminal
adultery Is postponed Mr.. Deacon will
sue for divorce in New York. Mr.. Dea-
con further says that in his action for
divorce he would name as cO-respon-
dents Prince Leppoix, NJ. Cote Roche
foucauld and Leonie Renault.
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Fanne DO - So LID.

N-# ORLEANS. Ia. November Z9-In-
y. Revenue Inspector Harm in charge
~. -s government sugar weighers under
.E lass gives "a most satisfactory
~. g. mi, observations i'm the parishes
~ Se-a..s. ST. John, 81. James, East
b.. Yves. Baton Rouge, and Livingston.
~ INMATES there Will DE falling OF Of
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LONDON. November 29-The Standards
A4l-t correspondent says: The trial
GAS c1era. no Lerez cor Neresl Of forty
sLl.l charged with completely iu the
t'aeS r- 'le prison 0ftLerez made by An
e.ls.s .- january, 1891. The court house
4-- '-a lears leading 90 the environs are
s.hla- 1y police and troops. The pris-
.-sS appear Iu court mauacied and guard
Soy lr armed escort with threatening
a-.re.s
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Time Table No. s. 70 take effect l2:0l a u
Sunday November n faq2

Time Table No. s. 70 take eject I2:0l a. N.
sunday November %. 1902
Leave WheslnE-i5:sJ, 1910. t7:5. +s:Oo
1915. s9:4a 1909 fll:50 q. m, Sl5:l5. ti:45
ts:OJ, s3.t0, sf:35. s5:45, to:So D. "a.
Leave Psninsula-f5:46, f5:f6 f7.23. <a.Oz
1855. ig.6i. fl0:59, fil:57 a. M, si2:3k fi.A
f5.O6 s5:z7. 'f:fl, s5.55, 1896 D. m. "A
Leave Terminal Junctlou-f6:27. 4e<s2 ~
5000 slg:4s tll:5 q m, fi:l5. AN, y
s5:l5, f5;gI. 800, f3:s5. 1909 D. ~.
Leave LRnEhlin's Mlll-f7.s,. fIl.le
ILLS. sd sis .. m
Leave De hsss crossine--f7:25. vi:
.1tliF 'psliy sreePs ssnd.y.
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Metal Market.

NEW York. November 29.-Pig iron
steady; American tl3 00al5 80. Copper,
steady; lake Sl2 30. Lead, weak at 20 40.
Tin closed steadier; straits tl9 %.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

,ronsv. 4a6 Per Cent. Governments
o.iet-stocks, Weak-Fiour, bull
wheat, Dull.
INV YORK. November 29.-Money on
III ermer: ranging from 4a0 per cent. |;
st loan al 3 per cent; closing onered az
ner sent. Prime mercantile paper Sao
~ cent. Sterling exchange strong &C aooa
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To LET.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOChS EOh SAL6s
A block OF Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
iSShAres Wheeling and Belmont Bridge 9,
bShAres Wheeling Bridge Co.
FOR RENT.
A nice residence on South Front street.
modern conveulunces.
No. 2323 Marset street, brick, 5000.
no. 5S Alley %, 4 rooms e 20.
No. l7Si Woods street, rooms, N2O0
No pos EoI street. rooms, $500.
No. 1886 Chaplne street, storeroom
Storeroom No. I, Tenth street
Special Sale OF Real Estate.
Fine building lots on the National Roa
Pleasant Valley.
No. lO5 North Front street, o rooms, hall
bath room lot 601i0J feet
No. 1917 Alley n, 6rpoms, 5000.
dne building lot In LeathrrWood.
Lots In old Far Grounds addition, 800.
Lots In Zane's Orchard addition, 600.
4 lot on North Frsnt street; RiveTview.
Lot on South Front street Island, fort
No. ~ South Broadway.
No. llO7 McColloch street.
StoreToom and residence on wood si
East Wheeling.
Money TO loan In sums OF 500, $1,000,
90 900 and &, 800.
RINEHART q TATUM.
Telephoue PIG Room 6. City Bank Bull
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3anilroana.

RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after Monday, April 81, Passenger
Trains will run as follows. 'Daily. tDaily
Except Sunday Central Time.
SOUTH Round.
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For Burns, Scalds, Bruises and all
pain and soreness OF the flesh, the grand
household remedy is DR.. Thomas Ec-
electric Oil. Be sure you get the Renu-
inc
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Moslem Adherence of Bells.
So. Louis Republic.

The whole OF the MosIem race de
SpiSes and abhOrs the sound of bells,
which they say causes the evil spirits
TO assemble together. They do not use
them on their mosques or churches. but
have instead men called muezzins sta
toned in the minarets, who call out
five times each day for the people 70
assemble for prayer. The cry IS;
There is no God but God, and Mo-
hammed Is his prophet
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
rRANs.oHIo DIVISION.

For Chicago 1875 and l0:05 =. m. 1885 ?. n.
daily and 1895 ?. m daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 7:35 and 1905 a. m, and
1878 p. m. daily.
Columbus Accommodates, a:35 p. m, except
Sunday.
ST. Cl.irsVille Accommodation, 1906 q N.
and 3:s5 ?. u, eIcept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. 1:i5 and $50 .. N. daily
and 1905 y. m. except Sunday. and 5:35 ?. 70.
daily.
Cincinnati Express, $50 l. N. and 5:35 ?. n.
Columbus Accommodation. 1906 .. m. daily
except SuD1sy
5:s5 .. II. eIcep. sunday
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sDAlly. fE1cept Sunday.
FEOH UHEBLiSS 70 LAANA Ahhlf4
RcDoBA and Pittsbgfg ....fpN ~ 80 "a
TnIInnapolis and So. Louis. - % q N - M
90 urnbgs and Cincinnati -sWa an
WsiIgburR and Ste9bsnTAle syD
Mcdonald and Pittsbnfg --..IeNa
PbiJsdeldbia I'D heU1oTk. fllOp
s;eubenTiIls aud Pittsoufg .f1Op
90 uupbus and Chicago. -. .fifJJ y
Pbilsdelyhia and Sew York ,5Dp
Bsltimore and Nashingion- 80 %
Steubenyile aud PittsDurgv ia p
sesnb,pVilie aud Dennison..ss20
Infsnsoolis and ST. Louis rs *
flZvton and Cinclnnati. ...-.f85jI
Neubenville and ColuDbus..f s.
fsonruwssr sTsrEz-cLEFELASr
DIVISION
rnarxs RUs DAILY, EXCEPT send
Fnox Bn1DsEPoET TO LA
,Ft WAYNE and Chicago. ~
SCanton and Toledo ...-~
kIiiapos and CleFeland..
ffenl,e nxlIle and Plti-bu'
tsnhenvIlIs and Wei vii.
senbsnvll &end Piss surg
~ E.~ns hd ChicaEo
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Cor 5als---Rsat @stats.

DOR SALE-A DESIRABLE REslDEN
IL No. 81 Fifteenth street. For particular
quire Of MRS. ISAIAH WARREN. noS
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fD0lY except SUNDAY.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
At g.43 a. m. and Wheeling AZ l2:17 p. m.
II. l.. WEISGERBER,
Gen. Manager.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wednes-
day, June lisp, trains will run as follows
city time:
LeaNe Wheelinr Lenve Elm Grove.
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" N. & B. DIY, SION.

For Pittsburg. 6:l0 aud ia n, and $500 ..
n. daily, and l.30p m. daily except Sunday.
For Pittsburg and the East, 600 .. n. daily.
Washington Accommodation 500 ?. n. eT-
&c II Sunday
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AREIVE.

From Pittsburg. 1906 = N. daily, 1915 p. n.
except sunday, $50 aud 10, IS ?. N. daily.
Washington Accommodation, 1850 a. n. daily
except Sunday. ,,,
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53utlrnanB,


Arrival ana departure OF trains on and after
November H. 1922 EXPLANATION or REFERENCE
MARKS: sDaily; tSunday excepted, ,Aon'
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Ilme
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Wheeling Bridge aud Terminal Railway

General Passenger AGENT. Baltimore
is LANE Wheeling. del4
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-08

LIosr people would as soon be told that
they are Unlocking as 70 be told they are
boiling il-B0stsn Transcript
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-08

Trust men and they win be- true 10 you
treat them gently and they viii show them
selves EreaE.-EmersOu
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-08

GOLDEN Sparkling bottled Beer, The A
Co. OF St Louis.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-08
TYPEWRITER s.aaUsouAst4.' %

Eho L.zssst Enuovatsaa In Eha Eudssa Bay
AGE41ls
The most sensa ti1aal titof '1IluslF uash
talk In more tznna quarter OF 9 cen
tuTy among the Hudson Boy Co.'S eua-
ployes WA started the other day, when
Sir Donald A. Smith, the President oG
the Oldest Of Englaud'a graf trading
companies, sent q typewriter letter 20
Winnipeg If a Gree squsvV had gone 70
the tEading-shop at Moose Factory and
asked for q hustle and a box of facs-
powder In exchange Tor beaVzE-sizins
the suggestion OF changing conditions
In the fur trade would have been triding
compared with the sense OF instability
20 which this appearance Of machine
writing gsve rise. The reader may im-
agine for himself what a wrench civiii-
Eation would have gotten 90 the world
had laid down its goose-quiilz and taAlea
up the typewriter All in one day. And
that is precisely what Sir Donald Smith
had done. The quill that had served to-
convey the orders Of Alexander Macken-
zie had satisfied Sir George Simpson,
and, in Our own time, while men like
Lord Iddesleigh, Lord Kimberley and
Mr.. Goschen sat around the candle
lighted table in the bOard-room Of the
company IN London, quill pens were
the only ones at hand. But Sir Don
AIDS letter was not only the product Of
q mschinei it contained instructions
for the use Of the typewriter in
the Offices at Winnipeg, and there
was in the letter a protest against ileg-
ible manual chirOgraphy such as had
been received from many factories in
the wilderness. Talking business in
the FUR trade has always been called
talking musquash' (musiz-rat), and
after that letter came the turn taken
by that form OF talk suggested a general
fear that from the Arctic to our border
and from Labrador to Queen Char1otte's
islands the canvassers for competing
machines viii be racing" in all the
posts, each to prove that his instrument
can pound out more words in a minute
than any Other-in those posts where
life has hitherto been taken so gently
that when one day a factor heard that
the battle OF Waterloo had been fought
and won by the English, he deliberately
loaded the best trade gun in the store
house and went ont and fred it into the
pulseisss woods, although it was two
years after the battle, and the dis
quieted Old World had long known ths
greater news that Napoleon was Gagged
in St. Helena. The only reassurinE
note in the ''musquash talk to-day is
sounded when the subject of candles il
reached The governor and committee
In London still pursue their delibera-
lions by ndle-light--Juliau Ralph, in
HaEper's Magazine.
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II TINS paper this week, which has no Two
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srue q each new one appearing each week.
from me Dr. 6arter Medicine Co. This
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