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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-13

Sargent, who Is tho best authority on the
subject and has taken the msasuremcnts
and other ssatistiss Of thousands Of wom-
ca, asssrts that college bred women are
physically Superior 10 all others Of tho
sans sseisl class aad stand far better the
strain Of either married Or professional
life. .-Narshsrita ArliAa HaMn In New
Ysrk Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-13

Girls aren't as nice TO one another as
they might be.
Dolly-Desr me, I used to have such
lcvc'y rosy cheeks, but lately don't seem
fDhnvo n t.t Of color
Poiiy-Did your mother take your rouge
3sx swsJ from youi-Chieago Reoprd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-13

In villa state the elephant IL . nee-
tsrnsl animal. when dsmsstiestsA, his
siss sna dark sslsr make hin . great suf-
fersr from the heat. Ts relieve klAsslf he
draws water frsn his stomach by means
Of his trunk and ssuirts 10 over his body.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-13

Michilimsskinac 10 a lndian word
meaning great turtle The Michigan city
Of this name is situated at place where,
n IL said, there ence was q largo rock
whose outline bsFs sops ysssmblspss -
thst ei tuItle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-13
JACK DISLIKE SIT
THE "MoNKEY DRILL" is THE BAN
or THE TAR'S EXISTENCE.

A Device hy Which Uncle Sam Keeps Ills
Men ON the ships Limbered Up and In
Good HeAlth Through Exercise - no
sssoitierine" Is Allowed In the Drill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

CHICAGO. August l-On tho continued dry
weather the grHlu markets AVERAGED iirIl today.
septem Der corn closed ic higher ut ,INI4r nnd
closed u slight advance Wheat |As fairly
active within rnnge Ot tsTc The Prtco fol
lowed the course OF corn to great extent
In corn thcrO WIS good speculative business.
hut the trade WIS DOT gu rs largo q scale W. tue
past two days Feeling IN the whole WINS tlrinvF.
The speculative market opened with lNnYGc
udYNnce, gold down lAASLyc, advanced lH.hlac,
rHssd nI ;Fn7sc, tniiirl 3snl ne; chhnGGl some
aud closed firm. Tho market rnIllnd on tho pro
tictlnn that no ruin wNa likely TO occur tO'inOT'
row In tho corn belt and caused fresh buying
while prices sdvHncd. Tho price cnrtcut was
rather 6ulIish III this wrck'g summary. \ very
huilsh government report |. anticipated by tho
trade tomorrow. and as .h0 statement only
rpyer4 the lnmQgc Wy 10 rho FIRST nt the month,
nnh does not cover tho injury W 20 me present
timr. II Is expected VIII hHvS huIllsh effect
The country waN again rather prominent IN TAO
bnyInE side today. and local operators werO III
clInCd TO cover IN advance Of the governmental re-
port
tctnb0r. Selling BY elevator pDnplD md buying
bv tho country EOnl the market up and down.
Ito close showing September 10 lower ind May
irrayisions declined cnrly OH iiOcral livo hcF
receipts, bat reacted lnter Oh tho i!rmnCS IN
corn Compared with lust night september
work aud ribs nrU Sc higher nni September lard
5Hc higher.
Flour tirlnet,
WngET-Cush No. spring HIi55Sc; No spr.ng
nu,nlnal: No rel nEa'.f'iC; Angus: il1SHtr.a
SIC, FrptcmoCt jIiu|AaGSr; December i9saA
Glfa'gLniJ'tC.
CGVS-Cnsh 40. yellow jG'Ic; No. ? IGLr;
August iisH5S' iHiGl;ci September 534hjAiGtci
DctUbpt Itt-0i1niGC May SStjidi['GC.
ONr4.-Cash Va ?. S?i9c. M. white 5i'In
o,c. No white aSl;N3jc: August 32Hn'HSHH2t &c,
September 8FSas3lsa2Sc: May IC!.n''%aa7c
NYP-NO, ,, 81.
FI1xSryp-No. /, tI28N.
timothy svsD-IrtinN s. N.
MEl, PopN--tNsh slS ?iUi3 20; August si9 U7'jR
n GNnl9 10. September eta O7SsaiS coats -. Ian
unFy en- iOni1 ,gul1 20
LIFn-Cnsh D. ?7yN7 80: August g 2HaT 3hl
7 %, september q 2ja7 aa7 ~ January g l60
S,IprT IuIs-Caeh sides &C. NOn7 CO. August
81 s7iJri g7lSa6 ~: Soptc'ntrr 81 sI&u7 VIVA
GTtL January 81 7iff sat "; dry Rltcl shOnl.
drs y g7[slG 10, short clear sides u iHNn7 S'!S
WnWKY-Sll1
SUGAR ruChnpvcd
Syw YoWR. August g-Thu corn market way
considerable less nctlvo 70 day and wheat CnmC
INTO more pf0niuuucu tiinu tor some tine pHft
The t-lio seemed nirRld 10 diCkcr very much III
sop,rmbcr option Of corn Gnl consequently that
month wat almost entirely neglected, white the
ia,cr options. particularly December and May,
Sr,Incd to yet good run Of local and country
buyiug orders caused them 10 Catch up with
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tho urpl,bv deliveries. Tss rSage in ssP;en-
tusts,i .s.;Eveo Gi1S 20 ~, ard Nay tS'iSsra
u and SiSft ms eltpiEs pgicgf On ierrr iF9
tnputht Weeu iJts2Ssc higher thon ~ hIsL',
while on srp'rIu hsF ~ sSin $40 nn.y " "
tIS Of csru end ,hH whole uiaTkeiWH ~ ioIrf
Isl Gna neErsr IT, DCTmai oJudiiiou thHn y hns
btyn In . Es-t. Wheat We PErtly rrtn ~ gay
on hSvs tbsl Partridge va eoV9'ins tnntis, on,
rrNctcd . lII,is u the el0sc aud The ferdnhss
buy'ng ESre out Flout teoeiSn Ivy
hErrcii eTpOFtS 1880 bsFrels. sales q or psfE'
ago. tr6fEtt hrIn bot deDHnd light Wheat g,
celpts 1850 huiheh; exports il;SD Sn'ncis:
els o! SPOT Brot market Etrupg but Inactive; NO
rcd s;ory and elevator iSHc' GDOat Saac. o. .
L9l;c. M potthern exc; No, hari Ssssc. op'
tionssirJag; Aug1 0nNc, cloaed ~ s-'EI I,E.
Corn rCrripis 10 no bushcts, exports 100 n'ish,
els, Nnlna Ei.0y bushels Of iutrns ard li.D
evehvls VI spot. SPOT mAtkeEitF0ng mt QVlrt ~.
4, GdSAGgkSc, option market dnll on voc MAJ NJ.
months bus strong and more active on thc lSIe
deliveries. 4!osing " up. september l7tA2'se
higher o. DtCcF:l,rf and HRy, Hot weather ana
good local aud country buying NerV c0ntrgniuE
factors today, Tho TarEGtEhl tnnch lerA ever
ish than heretofore. August closed q, e, S,l'
l"Ihcr 6lSa6lIAGl5fr, October OiaasI ~ ~ ~
December 5SSn. = .ai7t.c Oats. rCcelpts y 'N
bushels: axpOr.a 40 bushels, sales LII ~ bush
els oI futures and pi.OIl bushels OF snot; Spot
No ? white &c. No White iir; track white
western JiHilr. trseE white state tia'tc; options
quiet and not ~ arm ~ thu other markets clos
iug 81 l.lt,c net advance; Angus; Clo-nt &c.
y ptonlbct HGa:SIATJsyr October cio.es 80 s,yS
Hay hrn trt old Dcpl steady Cnl lncAs ilInl,
Leather dull Hides dull Lam Inll %S', Si,,.
stcafa cicHHl 4: r o. sales no nerccs 81 ~ ~, CIV
s. aO SRlcS ~ ticrtt''; option sales nome HePsru
Yer cl0s,.l At I'notnsnA; Enhta Tuies ,.,n
firm. SAILS 20 barrels, Butter quiet "eNtrrh
dairy i1S;4lCc, factory i?ai'GG. ChcyIG lnirIi
state largo 7S9c lRys hrm; sints aH fS NM
yanln ihoi western fresh ilSsHSS 1,S,, nnIH T
rnu!h' ~, IVY ,sIi ;!,, IL ,,jysScs ynCt
9p,itH s,oAiI T.. 1"IaI s,,t III, rnr",san ind
lofei coysfinL Closed barely MS1 a. ~ ,r0sins
ntvSnN STEoI, ny nr,ci Pic@IT,n
Fr, Iea"UN l"''N tupv'','"I 1,,i, s,S vn.
PHiLLhrLrniA, AnAnt S-flo9' u a,1n anu and T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

siv boy was taken With disease re.
semblIno bloody ilux, Tho 1rst thing
l thought Of was Chambctlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy. Two
doses OF it scttled the matter and cured
him sound and vol. heartily recon.
Tnou,. this remedy to all persons safer
ing from liko complaint. i will unO.
wet any inquiries regarding it when
stamp is Incloscd. ectcr to any
county official ns TO nv reliability. WM.
Roach, J. p, Primroy, Campbell Co..
Tenn, For sale By Chns. L, Goct1e,
WIN W. Irwin. Chris. +. schnOpt,
Charles Menkenollor. William T.
Williams, s. l. Rrico. a. f. 6chceso,
Will Monkemeller, John Coleman,
Richards & McElrny, W. Fl. llNguo,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co. Bridgeport.
and 3. +. Peabody & Son, Bonwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10
BACK TO THE LAND.
ons wholesome Resuit of Present Tines
on oVsreruWded cities.
Lst-.....at. 1t

One wholsSosnO Result Of Present Tines
on ovsrerowded Cities.
Kr"aogpOtt, Jorrnst
Maine neWVpapers mention tho fact
that large numbers OF persons In that
state arc leaving the cities and towns
and going back to the country and buy.
log or renting farms. Tho Baltimore
!S,m states that this Is the case In Mary.
land, the hard times having sIckened
many with the Elusive advantages Of
city lilo.
II this movement were only general
throughout tho country II would DO sale
to predict period Of prosperity such a.
has seldom visited even our most highly
favored land. Every man who strrdily
turns his back upon the cities, after
struggling to get o footing which will.
enable him to got on In the world, fall:
ing to assert himself in the ConRcsted
mass, Is doing tho best thing he can for
himself and tho state when he selects q
iarm and proceeds 10 work it inselll'
gently and industrously. Ho will not
get rich with the rapidity Of some Eel.
low who has bought and sold aiocSs
opportunoIy, taking his big risks OF
losing every dollar be possesses, but he
will have an enduring basis for living,
and by proper management he will in
the course Of timo soc tho frnItage Of
patient toll in substantial Accretions OF
wealth and pleasing Independence.
Half the energy applied by mon struG'
CLING 10 the fierce competition With the
"Inadding crowd" Of cities, go mea2erly
10 their own advantage, would on a
farm ne thom so0a TO substantial COM
fort Good land il cheap; cheaper, In
fact, than anything Olse which embodieS
opportunity Tor tho person Of limited
means. Minnesota has land, good land
enough, at reasonable rates to furnish
homes for tho aurptus struggling popu..
lation OF all Ito towns and cities aud
turn the trend Of their lives from inu.
tility TO tho best service for themselves
and for tho state. No moro hopeful
event eau DO conceived than . strong
iupuIsion OF tho surplus population OF
tho cities to tho land to tho farm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10
LiNn Stnoh.

c7rcAao, August O-NnSS. estimated r'cEipts
iot the day 500 head: receipts yesterday u VDy
head; shipments yesterday g,7lS head; !Git over
Ihout S,OV6 head; quality only fur; market slow
and wcnk good Crndcs stehly; common lots
about D. lower; sales rnuEcd ~ slgSn5 p ior
light ei sOG4g ioT rough packing - UOa3 ~ ioE
MIXED: Is IOlS IS for heavy packing md shipping
lots; t'irr 81 A0st 90 Cattle. estimated receipts
for t0duy I4LJO heed; receipts Yesterday l6.Ils
head; shipments yesterday 5'SSs hcna; Iexanh
S. 3Sa3 90. westerns 81 7aal 70: steers 81 tl4 ~
cows and bulls 81 Tina 10. shrCp. estimated r.
ce!piS for to-day $500 head: receipts yesterday
1879 head, shipments yesterday b72 head: mar
kUt atCldy.
EAST Liberty. Pa. August n--Cntttc. rNrfpfs
light; market firm and unchanged. Hog! 10
cGipts light; PhIlAdelphIas (, GbEj ~; b.st York
erS = soar Oh common 10 fair Workers e S5Hh Il
sheep, supply liherali market JUL Gana loW TS
81 on limbs g 0OGI co.
CISGKwArt. August R.-tFoTS tHStsr az s. IA
3 60; receipts 800 bead; shipments CO.. head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

A fr,oud In Mood Is q friend indeed.
and not less than ono million people
huvo found Jus, such friend in DR..
Kings Nov Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. II you have mover
used this great cough medicine, ono
trial will convince yon that II has won.
dertul curative powers In oil discusses Of
throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed TO do all that lie claimed or
money will b. refunded. Trial bottles
free nj tho Logan Drug Compauy's drug
store Large bottles 50c and 81. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10
FINANCE am TRADE.
rho FCnturos OF tho SIuuOy and Stool
Markets.

rho FCaturos OF tho SIuuOy and Stock
MARKETS.
NIw YORK. August s-Moncy on cnil easy at
per cont; last loan percent: closed Ut |
per cent Prime mercantile paper SSa rcr
cunt. Sterling exchange dull mud weak. with
actual business IN bAMkGS' hills AZ ~ Ssai S'H iot
demand aud 81 sat s71I fot 10 days; posted rdtes
81 S7J%a4 gS[ aud q s0a4 70; commercial bills
81 s6@ni sjHr silver ceTtihrnioH SiAsSe. nv
total salts 81 stocks to-day wore lSi, blS shnrc5.
The stock market waS strong aud active TO-DAY;
mud with some iGw EXCEPTIONS the shuFUS traded
In show an ndvhncc mnginS from 4 70 ~ per
cCft OH the dRY's business. speculation WIS
strong ut tho opening aud during mo INST hour
prices moved upward on good home huyIhR
Moderate purchases for tho foreign account nui
III sympathy with tho appreciation IN values o.
American securities on the lnnHou mGtKcI'
After II O'Clock trading became sIlghtiy Irtelt,
ular and partial reactions occurred, bul before
noon the market Ind become strong hRata A2-
other period OF slight depression came on altet
midday, tho reactions. however, 6cihg ohly
fractional, and by ] O'Clock the market had ~
gained It's tome prices moving upward 10 the
Close, except III the cnso Of sugar, which was
rnided mildly and gnVO way, but made prnntl'
cal rally In the linHl dealings Speculation
closed strong. tho principal advances on The fdy
tHp sH. louisville 4 Nashville 2, American
Tobacco \, National Lead and lHlcle'lG 'fnS pre-
fcfred X, Chesapeake Il Ohio, cleveland,
Columbus. Cincinnati 4 81, louis md sugar pr;
tcrrcI /, Western Union ! n. General Electric nnh
ncnyef h Rio (irunde preferred n. and Cotton
oil, ScN England and Northern Pacific pre-.
ierred ~ Tho grangUH are mp IAN Der cent
aud Sugar aud Reading stand UNCHANGED. GU;
4 mr. cont. Ohio Southern ~. Consolidated Gus
Y. Chicago Gas y. md National Linseed., Pull.
man aud Minneapolis & st Louis preferred edch
X Al The resi- o. the lisi IN which there were
dealings show gains Of hnh pOr cent On me
cor,IcrOrs on sugar schedule satisfactory to the
trust, sugar r1so ~ Tcr cent. hut later reports
being less favorable. the advance wts entirely
lost. The railway and miscellaneous pood mar
kct YVES very 0CtIvC and strong.
Government bonds DIN.
State bonds dull
Ratlrond bonds strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

element lacking to speccsstul eompeti.
ton on the part % the American sheep
farmer IL the American aVefgiOu 10
cheapnesB. except on tho part Of tho
Democratic ffeo.tFnderV, who would
cheaper everything that WO PRODUCE by
chGapenInR the valuO Of tho labor that
produces Il IF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10
Dry Goods.

Erv Yorx, August e.-The demanI was more
general, aud included cloaEInGs. i!anurl",
hams Clothing wooIruS Italluns sleeve liningS
Mohairg. AIpGchs aud silks Therp Is A bettot
tone 10 the ttlaEket aud buyers GrU going ahead
with more confidence. Tie lmmcusO stock OF
clothing Of \. !, ScnloSs 4 Gu. will BE- sold Of
cloths OtjIct nj .SSc, less pct cont
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

CoNsrASr coughing will, il neglected,
inlamO tho entire mucous mombrano
lining the uIr passage to tholunya. CubGh
Cough Care is tho only remedy to DO
relied upon to give quick rONiot and
aliay inflammation. II Ia soothing IN
it's effect; ia most pleasant and agrcOa.
bio TO tako; childron like it
Sold by Alex !. Young, John KlarI.
Whecltug. aud Bowie Il Co.. Bridge.
noFE Ohio,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

Tho best auIVo In tho world for cuts.
bruises, cores. ulcers, salt rhoum, tevof
soros, tottor. chapped hHnds, chil6laing,
corns, and NIL skin Orupttons, and posi-
lively curcs piles, or no pay required.
Il Is guaranteed to give perfect aatIstac.
ton or money rclrndCd. PrIco %
cents pgr box. For s0lo by Logan DING
ComDnNV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

RyHr1uhS Moisture; intense Itching and
singing; Tu,r-t ~ night; T0Fsu by sNntrhiu9. II
niinW,Sito continue tuuOB form which Often
Llrri end utccTafO, b,cOming VERY aprL
SWAYSER OINTMENT stops tho itching Uni
blceiluE, heals liberation, Hud IN most cOsls 70
moves the ,umoA. a. NrugS,M]; o. w mail for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10
AttsntionI Parents. Guardians q Others,

When YOU orc looking for school why do you
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Please call or address
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

Lntinn.

Rrw York. Angus. 4-hR iron qutOt, lead
strong Copper quiet. Tin firm; spultcr innci.
i've Of So bid; domestic Quice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10
Mrs. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies' and Children,
1910 and 1919 Market st., Wheeling, VIVA.

1910 and 1918 Market st., VvhOeituE. VIVA
The Island carS and electric motor. pEES We
dom Fnrrth annual session hcEluJ MONDAY,
Sta,nmber IL 1894 THIS school dfdrs com
plctc uud thorough education IN Practical Eng
i,h Mathematics, English Classics, Latin hnu
= Modern LnnguGgrA, .,,,..,
Academic and College Preparatory depart nioilm w;
Ttu methods aud cOurSO Of luStrnc'lon WIZ
compare favofahly With tho best soninhrlaS IN
the country. , ,.,,,,
mediate, For circulars or Interview apply 10
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART.
Principal. Wheeling, W w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

NEW GEE, August o-wooi fatr demand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10
RAILWAY TIME cARp.

ArE.ygl EnG Gcpa-turc " 'r4'usNI gt.i ais.
Nav ~ l-st lNrtLNAuay nf NrtEfs,
Nae. fpsuF. s-uu!ay gzecris- NHlAty <.
rry'ti, t-i34tisr Gxtep'rI. lsua 'ayn7ii 81.
ltIa- L.-v E-.ir.u st.aaar! no.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

NEw Yonx, August a-PCtrn,curn s'cady;
Pennsylvania oil, sales uOne September option,
saieS mono, closed ut nc bid; Lima OIL sales
nouO
Ont CrY, Pa. AuguFt a-Openc,! Gt s1Nc;
highest size, lowest SnHc: CLOSED u s0$ci
sAIpmcRts l2IhN barrels: runs T.idg burrclS
PnrEBuRGM. Pa. August 0-Satloual Trunsi'
certificates opened o. SJsc; closed o. so1Ic; high
II sAl.... In In.I ENLsE. IN AALlIla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

"0n gnntay TiGtn No ~ viii ruu from Eh.
I!chsytlle uuly.
For time tIh, rntc OF Earu Dud further tnIor.
nation regarding our trn'Hs apply to aug c.. L,
& ". ticket EIGnt. or {, 5, BGlkEap, Travelling
Passenger Agent MaStlll0N. o
- J Z TERRY,
Gcul Fright end h,ss Ascn. Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

CrSclSwA71. o., August o.-Cotton steady; rni'
ding 7l!Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

Kcy,r, Etpruss - a N, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation. $50 a m. daily
except SUNDAY.
MOrrdSvnIc Accommodation. $50 and llilj 4
m, and glu p M, except sunday, aud 1879 y II
Saturday only
ARRIVE
From New Yor:. Philadelphia aad baltimore,
KSyscT Express. 500 p ID. daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 p M, az.
z Gfa':6n Accommodation. 1000 a. IL. daily
MoupisvllIC hccomn OdHil9u, 7l0 u. N, OK.
cept SUNDAY; 1000 Il, m. duly and l:2o, &lO.h
~, except Sunday, and 1910 PIN saturday ONLY
TRANsoHIo DIVISION. !
For Columbus and Chicago, 80 and l: p. IL,
"1 GiG1ylaimsu, ard Cincinnati Express, 1919 M,
'! $e ,t1 AGtcom%oiattOn. SOP IN, daily OK.
~. S S,IGiSSlllo Accommodation. IGA u and
gaGp. III. except SUNDAY
ARRIVE
Chicago Express, ~ q u, mud 1864. N. daily.
Cincinnati Express, ASIA. III, and 5@l =. w.
daily,
Il ClGirSyiil, Accommodation. 1855 Q. IL. aud
~ p. M daily, except sunday
WHEELING q PITTSBURGH DIVISION
FOR pittsburgh jVJ aud I'D u. IN. daily: l0
D Ii daily except sunday aud i"6p. m, daily
For Ti'tSlurgh aud the ras', f'00a IN. naafS
n IN. daily
Washington Accommodation, go p NJ. 'aIlN
except sunday
iittsbuTh Express, LH0 y M. sunday uniy.
h,ltrC
Tn,r1 F!.nhnrEh, 1915 IN. aud GO p IN, li:2i
d, IN, jnlly. and i2iNp nj, except sunday. aud
l03I IL III SNndny oulT.
Wilmington Accommodation $40 u. M. daily
except sunday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

ELlzABErH, Pa, April Aiming af
-fsigs nave again reached critical stage
IN the MonoaRshela valley. Ths inevita
BILE IL either lockout or reduction, For
several months most of the miners in the
sseond and third pools have been working
for q. cents per bushel, while the fourth
pool miners, who always work lower, have
been working for ~ cents per bushel
For some time there has been demand
upon the part of a number of the lower
pool operators for reduction, but few
Of the operators who have contracts have
been unwilling to demand reduction un-
= I'll they had coal enough to meet their i'm
mediate wants. These operators are row
supplied with ccal, and are preparing to
make demand for two cent rate. The
miners Of tbs Walton company have al
reSdy been asked to accept a two cent
rate. 1t seerls likely the reduction will bs
accepted II it ia not accepted the alter
native is a shutdown in the lower pools.
From all indications the miners recognize
the hopelesBness of a strike when the oper-
Rtors have purposely prepared themselves
to insist on their demands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

The average writer of fiction describes
every southern man as wearing long,
black hair, wide hrimmed hat and
fierce mustache. Tho southern woman
is pictured as tall and stately, with
black eyes and raven tresses. Marian
Percy was a true child of the south, and
yet she had hazel eyes, brown hair and
was petite in figure. As she passed the
ragged little darkics in the street they
looked after her and called:
tGolly me, but dar goes Miss Sun
shine againn'
OF sunny disposition, charitable in
thought and decd, respected by all, she
had dignity without haughtiness. was
queen among girls without arrogance.
If every other girl Of the south was ar
guing for and enthusiastically applaud.
ing the right of secession and wearing
the toy Palmetto flag, Marian was the
exception. Not that the momentous
events were lightly passed over, but be-
cause she was weighing them and pom
dering deeply. Educated at the north,
she had formed strong friendships aud
found hosts of friends. She had seen the
Yankee at home. at his worst and at
his best, aud she rather liked him.
That general election, such as had
been held SO often before, should result
in turmoil, bloodshed and separation
she could not understand. Politicians
defended tho secession of South Caro-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

ST. Lor.s. April 4.-General Frye's army
of unemployed workmen arrived at JefTtr-
son barracks from Poplar Bluff yesterday
and camped in the railroad yards at Ivory
station. The Comnlonwealers were all on
the tops of the box ears, many dressed in
blankets TO ward off the cold There We're
600 men in Frye's army in all, and they ap-
peared to be a well disciplined and respect
able lot of men. A squad of police from
the city, under Captain sam Boyd, met
the army at the barracks and escorted
them to their quarters at Ivory station.
Captain Boyd requested General Frye TO
keep his men together. The general ut
once posted pickets about his camp. After
getting into camp breakfast was served,
consisting of cornmcal mush, of which
there was scarcely enough to go around.