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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18

iull, over; August, 35%c.; September,
Nc; October, Soc; spo; prices, No 9. 3ia
435c. No white, 3716 3Sbc.; No. 2 Chi.
AGO S5 354c.; No. !, 3d.; No 5 white,
Jn31Hc.: mixed western, 35a35bc.; whitr
TO-, 3lGc.; white state, 36,a ,aa44c.
EEEF-Sready, dull; family, $lOai2; OK.
- a mess, Ssas 81
CUT MEATs-Quiet, firm: picked bellies
II pounds, Sl9c; pickled shonl ers, csc.
i,klrd hams, ll&ia 2r.; mi dies nom al
LARD-DuI, easier; western steam,
rlo ed at $3.50; city at 7I5c.; September
81 s.; refined, "a ier; continent, S4 70: SoulI
Amr lea, IS 5O compound 6Ar
PoRK-Stradv, quiet, slps, 1!s barrels.
mes, sl5ll5. 8; extra prime, $l3 1850.
BUTTER Firm, fair demand: state
dairy, "A 2lc.: do. cream, ry, l7a23l6c.
Pennsylvania, do, lIa23l<c'; western dairy'
1916 =; do. creamery, l45a2sJ5c.; do
factory, l2%al5kc. rlgins, 25cJ6. imita-
tlon creamery, l4al7c.
CHEEsE-tirm, quiet; state, large, W
9Ac.; fancy, 9Ac; do. smsi, 7sTeyS :,
part SIX ms, SHa6&c,: full skins, g., |'"
EGGs-FHnc,. scarce, tirmrr; st.te and
Pernsylvanio, 1719als.; ice house 15lfT
lG' western fresh, l616"l7,4c,: do, per CAS-,
| IL 81, g. 5O >'''
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DunmOrc.

The finer | II tho late Mrs. W. w
Fiy occurr,d from her late homs on
Du Hey street Th- funeral . rvices
wers conducted by Rev Mr. O'Neill
Of thu Baptist mission The p,il oeat
ers were Charles Blnss. J mes Dryden,
william Grffi s.Orvin Miller Thomas
Sinsinp u2h aud Abram S fl r. Thr
fl r Il Uff rings werA crrisd by Com
uotor Charles Z aton Iltrment WAS
made in Dunmore Gem TRY
Burgess Dugg IN. suthoriz d by he
council, HIS # ID rev RI of $500
for Information atains the p rites W 40
bruke Into Tail r Burks's est blishm nj, ,
placed dynamite on Bryan Heal-v's
porch, or start-d the late fir at the
corners. One hundred doll ,rs is offered
for information in each instance.
John s Cuff. OF New York city, Ia
visiting friends In town
Miss Grace Stanton has returned to
her hom st Whitu'y's Pmlt. N Y.
Miss Jennie Young, Of North Park,
is visiting Bradford county RELATIVES
Borough Clerk Savage aud dsugh.
t-r Beth will leave for a visit to WyH
lusing relatives 10 lay.
R-N Ralph Gillian will conduct tn
morning aud evening services at The
PrAshvterian church : m rrnw
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mothers oy laotated food. 1t has saved

mothers oy laetated food. 1t has saved
ihouS"nis Of infant lives.
Mothers worry lrss about their chill
rem when they ses them daily eating
we'll aud with evident relish. Children
that cannot eat milk or can only bear
little, not enouIl TO nOursh THIN,
sh uld'u'e lnctHte food This g.uer-
'us diet shows itself ia bri ID or eyes.
fi'm fl III, clear skin. and the lively
III IN nts that oetIksn h4alth.
Sound con'titu ions, sturdy growth
Of bone and fl 'sh, deep, uninterrupt d
sleep all come from diet of lactated
tood
The healthy child whose picture is
slown abov', eats nothing mt lacte-
~ food. H"r mother, Mr.. C II SIS
on # Pots lam. N Y, writes:
"Ine original of tnis picture con-
'um'4 two cup'uls OF lactatsd fool
every three hours daily, beginaing ~
& in the morning and ending AZ G It
night 1t was prescribed by DR. H D.
brown OF this place, and sle eats notn.
Ing else. AS she is u tsething baby We
'Iet well enough alone. tampering with
other TODD, as she thriv-s GA this, "
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baby's natural food is easily accom-
plished with little outlay Of nerve

baby's natural food is easily accom-
plished with little outlay Of nerve
force.
For many years the best medical an.
thorities have recommended the use o:
,ugar of milk in food for infants, with
the ha, pest suits. l. is recommend
I'd because, as Prof X iss says, "th.
principal element in wum4 is milk l.
NJ milk sugar" And not only doe,
II Civ, pleasant taste. bnt 1t has been
oun 10 allay x rene irritahillity
ne stNm ,ch an check diarrh-a. and
nus proves inestlmablA value to tn
rye class If inf ftnis tnat are predi.-
posed to irritability of tho stomach
,ni bowels aud in consta t danger of
cholera infantun. Tne btsis Of laota.
ID food is su gar of milk The on
'afcty for p,le, we,k, si"kly babies
"a to keep up their strength withou,
Irritating tueir int-slinss This great
nroblym Of feeding delicate babies in
hot weather mas hern solved TO the
complete satisfaction Of hosts Of
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HOneSdale.

Mrs. J. J. Walsh. of Scranton, vino
has been spending the past month at
the home of her father in law al Soath
Canaan, is the guest of Miss Mary Hem
nigan.
An enjoyable dance was bel at the
Central theater Thursday evening
The Spider and the Fly" will be
presented at the Opera house. Aug 81
The wheelmen OF Honssdale had d
nns parade last night.
Services for boatmen will be held in
the Gravity d"pot at 3 80 p. m. Sunday.
Rev John N. Lewis will conduct th,
services
Mrs. Elton E Policy and family, oil
Seeleyville, are the guests of relatives
at Lake Ariel
Miss Nellie Bsnjamin. of Scranton, il
the guest Of her brother, Rev. c. Il
BENJAMIN,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18

the twelve months preceding than for sew
eral years and higher rate of wages on
an average paid.
Retting e. Son have secured plans for
the erection of %, 00O barrel brewery at
Pottsville.
The Lake Erie and Western last week
handle he largest freight tonnage on its
system in auy week IN the last thirteen
months
Several more furnaces of the Reading
llou company resumed at Reading Tues
ay aud 600 mrn are Aow at work IN de-
arlments y hich were idle un Il recently.
The Wagner car shops At East Buffalo
Hill close Saturday, owing to the buslness
depression and the lack OF dem md for
ar Over | 900 men will be thrown out
Il worK. The Wagner works were among
the fir-t TO leel th, effects OF the depre--
sion thai swept over the couhtry las
'nmmer, Tie mpaly h'p's TO be ablr
TO res me- la about month.
The South Baltimore Car works have the
contract to build % u ears for the Balti
more and Ohio. These works have o'en in
the hands OF II receiver eighteen month";
aud in that time it has p tld two dlvidends
to the stockholders Uf 20 per cent, and
will In OiJDbsr DAY 25 per cent. more.
By next Janua'y Re eiyer Gran" says he
will turn the plant over TO Ihe stockholi-
sr- clear Of all BITS.
Statements, which have gained cur
roncy, have been made recently 10 the ef-
fect that cuHnge IN the management OF
the Reading Is contrm lated, d that the
pending reor anizatlnn Is pre- ictled up N
this idea. T. hat is, it / authoriIatireiy
said, no Ia iS r Sucn stAtru,e aud NJ
thought Of rffectlng change IN m.nng'-
ueut IS entertained BY Philadelphia capi-
tallsts, who are STRIVING t facilitate Z, Q
r. organization of he Resdiug.
The United States monitor onterey has
-alled tr, IN Mare IslaId Navy yard for
Astoria, Orr whence she i'll 60 t Pnget
sound TO maze lrac Jctl ,est III ner fun
naces ( coal from several Washington
mines. Until very recent all Of the coal
burned by the Pacific qradron has bs"n
purchased by he navy department from
Bri ish Columbia minr-, ia ugh >'Io 4
pi o eSts ave repeatedly been ma - BY the
com III, rcidl orgui zttIOns uf several PAget
ound cities
Bangor capitalists a o iutere,t"d in a
muvrinen 20 lead tue water Um I q
Delaware riv ra lh W.-r Gap t + u
kIt At tGe latt iiac the vi e
rr., rd Il puN"I S,a u Ith rtV'yltH
4 |, ,OOu morse power All .vry er
.u B,uso nv m'a y OF coi.a. ~ l!rt'
tn ur utl iz u to supp,y tue mu,iv' T.. 'r
for the Qu,rrie, hud other du'ui Ia
ha sec iJn It is claimed ih Il Tnls pow r
Can be- supplied at aVtu oar-haf the
D ice Of coal aud can be madt To give
| much better satlsiHctUu than steam does.
The syndicate will shor ly apply for a
CuarCer
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18

countless mothers who hava reared
large families succ -ssiully, 80 rnrnestly
urge - di Of lutated foo whenever
he infant digestion is feeb~.
This id i BABY food is III d. up ol
-imple Ingredients tn t every mOturr
K tr"s 10 70 Who'll som AMI rich l.
uonris ,igt qn,i,i isaw II MIL
pertec' Su stitnt- for hralthy, viz
rous IN 'Ih"rs milk, and ths one IN
ant food wnieh POS ss4' scientific
combination of all the ell m 'nts NC 8
snry to the complets nutrition of tb
growing child.
There is no secret about its comp vi
in.
In its manufacture in Burlingtou,V
under the person i supervision OF uo
less a man than Prot. Boynton of tn
Vermont mslic school, evsry pro-
cess is most sCrupulonsy guprde|
against any source of impurity. 1t Is.
q nas ben stid, MS pure us the ait
mong the Vermont Hills where it i.
ptrrd
Taere can BE- no 90 al to laCtated
ford for nursing moth rs. | cont III,
the very rl"mrnts of pur- re- st milk
ne conv ring Of lcai"d foo inru
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S. II. Clifford, New Casse, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disorderad, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree appetite
fell away, ana he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles OF Elec-
Iric Bitters cured him.
Ldward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had
q running sore on lis leg 0f eight years
standing. Used three bottle of Electric
bitters and seven boxes of Buck lens
A MICA Salve aud his leg is ouud and
well. John Speaker, Catawba, o., had
hve lnrVe fever sores on his leg, doctors
aid he was incurable. One bottle Electric
3tters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
I've cured him entirely. Sold by Mat
thw Bros. drug store
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New York rod o. Narkst

NEW YORK. Aug. l7-FLoUR-Dull,
weak, offered freely.
WHEAT Duh, HsHc. lower, with op,,
tions closing wesk; No. req, store a d
elevator, SIC: afloat. b7llc I. o. b., 51ltc;
VI graded red, 53d5Sc.; M. northern, ois4
aB6c.; options closed weak at Nc. be NV
Yesterday, with dull local tr de; Drcem
Der most active: "a rs inclu ed No. 2 re l..
closing: August, 57c.: September, 57Ssc.;
December Gle; May, 65%c
CoRN--Dull, lower, steady; No. 2, 6lHc.
rlevator; 6lHc. afoat; options we're dull,
weak and knJSc. lower; MAJ most actlvr;
August, 6DAc.; September 691fr.; October,
5sHc Dpcrmher, 5Sc Nav, 54c.
OArs-Fhirly active. frmer; options
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Dyspepsia and Indigestion

In their worst forms ar- cured by the
use OF P. P. p. II you are debilitated and
run down, or II you need tonic to regain
flesh and lost appetite, strength and vigor,
take p. P. p, aud you will be strong and
healthy. For shattered constitutions and
lost manhood P. =. P. Prickly Ash. Poke
Root and Potassium) is the king OF all
druggists.
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BABIES NEVER REFUSE IT
Lactated Food ReIiShed in HO.-
test Weat er.
Growth Ste iy Continues and
trength is Kept Up ia ummer'
Wit cut Taxilg th9 We kenad StOm cll
or Bring q on Di rrhea.

II is truly n triumph in infant fee
i < when hattie lake food with evi-
ent rrlish, even when the w~ath'r is
3 h. hottest, and when tns tone OF thei'
itrls 81, marhs is so reduced by th
neat, says n writer in tGe Glooe.
And ihis 10 why physicians and
Lralned nurses tyerywh. re. us well as
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18
FINANCIAL Az COaMrH HC'A'
Stocks and onds.

New YORK Aug 17-Wall street re.
virw--Tue o. eniug Of the Stock market
was r,ther weak, the graug r. leading
with losses Of 1ss& per cent. The torei
offerings reall caused the weak upeoing
here, the Snes fr this account usviug
amounted to about lu,0lO shares. I'll
general market closed strong and 4 to
higher on the day. TIL Rrangrrs led b,
rise. Distllers, however los ~ per cenl
Total sales werr 26l, 440 -hares.
rue foil wing complete taDle showing the
days fluctuations IN active stocks 10 supplied
and revised daily by LSBar q Fuller, STOCK
brokers III Wyoming avenue:
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FrlLApELPnIA, Aug lT-Tallow was
hrm with small supplies Prices were:
Prime city " b,gsheuds, as &c: prime,
country, in barrels 4%a4hc.; do. dark IN
oarreIT, AAc; cake, 494c. grease, sac.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18

THE world is always Interested in the
cure Of consumption; yet It's prevention Is
or far more Importance DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup is guaranteed to cure
coughs and colds. Sold by all dealers on
q guarantee OF satisfaction. "
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Chicago Graz and Provisions.
SCRANTON Aug. IT, Tho following quota
| tions are suppnei an corrected daily by Ia
| Bar s. Fuller, stock brokors.l2l WvominE ave-
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GENERAL NEWS
OF INDUSTRIES s

OF INDUSTRIES
Pitishurg n the Allegh ny valley
are prohnbly destined to h. the the ~
nf som- xt4 sivr rol-y oprr 'tiou
soon. A Nj X .psport disp Itch S ys AN
other great .lrclric street rnilw y
sch IN. is work. ; out The f'ct ha.
already hyen state that the G,enwooi
u d Dravosbnrg Eleetri railroti IL ~
goti ting with tue DrvIsburg Bri ig
N any for passage Over t"Ht 6ri 4
to X ynoliton. TIE Gl'nwooi an
Dravoshur1 Sro-t Il iw1y coapan
mas secur all the right OF way IN
tween H IN stead and DraVosourg for
tie tracks, and the work will b gin on
the line this week. The riEht Of way
through DrdVosburR has been secured,
| md passage acrosi the bridge
has been practically hsSural.
Tne company wants to rsSeI
NJ X export. AM 1t propoS to do II
py purchasing tho MCK'sport and
h"y h"iuto" ihes' II po's'" e""'
work has gun on rriuS"H IL 'm
4t.ad to connect tho rSllroii with tt
| Second svenus lin, unic will carry
pass nE'rs lnln 'hr 'rl VI r'''"ou'
10" p' ms OF 'ns EN- o''y SOM ulp,',
Tue = rupS o' So- "ot S'r',to WV
i'll 60. .orss oar mo o Z, fr III the cor
rr Ui Flftn ~ nus al VALIANT sire
or -. 'urS 'er u, 'S"n
WIN IV-c a. i"rS 10 o'eu%o'u W, an"
cont" III r 20 Fj''SourA 4n' ., ~
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n,ners well known in Iuaiauapolis
railro,d circle. and Oh no ion OF VIII.
ii m Swanstou, m,t.r mechanic OF
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to date. 2as7l,No 25,C02, 1856 Dec 1901 l,O0!
MINOR INDUSTRIAL NOTES
The Pottsville iron aud steel works are
running on double turn.
The annual report OF the railways of
Iowa for the year ending June 81, 1894
shows that more men were employed In
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18
BUY HERE, and
You Will Get the Best

DO not drift away from our
F4NE GOODS AT LOW
PRICES.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18
Our Entire Sto 20,

Our clerks, our system oI
buying, al, are at your ser
vice.
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Remember, We Take
Pleasure

PLEASURE
To Show G od> and Q1ote
Pics If we can su you
in Il ,ati,fact ry purcha g,
we care both benefited. We
NEVER INSIST on YOU
purchasing what you don't
want.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
EXCURSION OF PILOTS
FOR TIE PURPOSE OF STUDYING TIE CHAM
MEL or TIE OHIO.
The Sam Scramuuch Will Garry The Party
from PiItsburg to LOuisVills-O6jsc.s
Of the Trip.

Capt Lee AnshutZ, OF Moundsville,
left the wharf Sunday morning on the
little steamer Sam the Scaramouch,
owned by VIM. Mclaughlin. His des-
tination was Pittsburg, which point he
reached yesterday. The boat has been
engaged by an association OF pilots,
known as "Pittsburg Harbor, No. 25,
for the purpose OF conveying them and
others down the Ohio. A boat Of light
draught was needed on account of the
low stage Of water, and the selection
was made after looking about for some
days for 4 suitable boat.
The pilots will start from Pittsburg
on Friday. There will be thirty or
forty in the party, and others will be
picked up en- route from Pttsbnrg to
Louisville. When the latter city is
reached the party is expected to num-
Der at least one hundred and fifty river
men.
Summer trips Of this nature were at
one time OF annual recurrence, but OF
late years they have been discon tinued,
possibly on account OF a lack OF inter-
est in the matter. The object Of the
trip is to study the natural changes in
the channel Of the river, for the pur-
pose of formulating such suggestions
and recommendations as may be deemed
advisable TO make 10 the government
authorities, for the purpose OF faciitat-
ing navigation. Pilots are OF the opinion
that II the trip had been made last
summer, number OF the accidents 10
coal fleets during the winter might
have been averted. The recommends
tions OF the pilots receive the consid-
GRAFTON to which they are entitled from
the hands OF the government authori-
ties, as IT is generally conceded that no
class OF rivermen are better qualified to
speak authoritatively regarding the
channel Of the river.
Summer Is usually selected for these
trips for various reasons. Personal
fort is a consideration, and in addi-
ton most OF the pilots are out of en-
ment on account of the stage OF water.
IL Is very probable that the pilots will
devote considerable attention to har6or
encroachments, subject which has
been more fully discussed 10 recent
years than ever before. A lively war
fare has been waged against the manu-
featuring plants on the banks OF the
river, which dump refuse over the
banks, especially in this city and Pitts
burg. The result of the agitation of
this question has been the rigid enforce
ment of the Government laws during
the past few years.
The Scaramouch will probably not
reach Wheeling before Sunday. A num-
Der of pilots from this city will join the
party here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
CONCERT AND LAWN FKTE
To be Given by the Ladies otst. Luke's
Clurcl.

To be Given by the Ladies otst. Luke's
Z. Z. Church.
The ladies and mem oers OF st. Luke's
P E. Church will give concert and
lawn fete on Thursday evening, Au-
gust %. The concert will take place
in the parish building and the fete will
be held at McLure's orchard adjoining
the church.
The programme will be as follows:
Piano duet-"Poet and Peasant Orchestra
Won Suppe
Misses Mccoy and Pollock.
Picture-"A Yard of Babies .........
Vocal Solo-"The Bells of St. Marys"
Mrs. Woodworth
Picture-"A Chance Meeting".
Recitation. ............M Mr.. Cnar!es Is. Ott
Picture-''The Banishment of Hagar
and ISnmall
Duet, violin and Piano-"Andante du
Quatuor ......-;.:::.. go t,iU%atV
Mr.. W. d. Mccoy and Miss Helen Mccoy.
Picture-"Home and Its Treasures"
Plano Solo. ..... Miss Bertha Schraeder
Picture-"The Artists Dream" ......
Morning, Night. japanese Girl, Milk Maid,
Nidea, Spring, The Wait, The Pic
ture, The Artist. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ouartette-"The Bridge" ............
Messrs. Geyer, Day, Taylor, Mccoy
Picture-"The Ghost Story ..........
Picture-"Art of Industry" ..........
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
CAMP GROUND NOTES.

Mr.. Leyon Frank spent Sunday on
the Camp Grounds.
DR.. Eskey, OF Beuwood, is stopping
at the hotel with his wife and children.
Harry Clark, OF Wheeling, spent Sun
day with Miss Margarine Wartfuel at
the hotel.
Miss Nellie Lyle, of Bellaire, spent
Sunday at the hotel visiting Miss Jessie
Mcmahon.
1t was very warm Sunday, but very
refreshing rain in the evening bright
ened things up little.
Charley Robb is at home on the camp
grounds after very pleasant trip
through the back woods OF West Vlr-
GINA in q wagon with some OF his
friends.
There is some talk of changing the
Teachers Institute, which is being held
in the Court House at Moundsville, 10
the Assembly Hall on the Camp
Grounds.
A large party of Camp Ground people
went over 10 the colored camp meeting,
which is being held on Alfred Tomilin.
sons place, In hack, but had to return
on account Of the rain. In the party
we're y. w. Beck, j. A. Ewing and Mr..
Topp of Allegany.
About thirty people from Pttsburg,
Columbus, Darlington, Powhatan and
some other places near have organized
a grand camping out party under the
name OF The White Rose Cooperative
Club" MIR. J. w. BOdey has very
kindly let them have the lodging rooms
ia the assembly hall while the bowl
ing ailev near By will be used for a
dining hall. Among the memb ers are
Albert DIETRICH and Frank Taylor, of
Clarington; Mr.. Hunter. from Colum-
bus; T. Riggs, from Powhatan; and
some influential people from Pittsburg.
Mr.. add Mrs. Topp from Allegheny
will have charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
THE CONFERENCE GOING ON
Between the a. e. G. ". u. and the In
dependent Manu- facturers.

Between the A. E. &. ". o.. and the In
dependent Manu facturers.
The annual conference between the
glass manufacturers and the Flint Glass
Workers Union opened at Plttsburg
yesterday. The manufacturers taking
part are outside the U. S. Company, that
gigantic corporation having no part In
the proceedings as they decline to rec
ognize the union in any shape or form.
The conference Is a very important one
and the union is expected TO make sub
stantial concessions which will put the
independent manufacturers more nearly
on an equality with the u. 5. Company.
The first concession which the union
made TO the new association OF manu-
fScturers was to accept the summer
shutdown any time between May Is
and October Is. This was to aid them
against non-union manufacturers who
operate their factories every week in
the year.
The workers will now give further
assistance to the union manufacturers
by making concessions in wages, which
will lessen the cost Of production. and
allow the non-unon factories no ad-
vantage on that point. No changes
will be made ia the time OF making
moves" nor will the unlimited move
be conceded, as has been heretofore
supposed.
The pressed ware scale will be taken
up first, to be followed by the iron
mold, and mold making scales, and it
is expected that the three scales named
will be settled by this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
They Mourn.

Just as the big town clock marked
1880 yesterday afternoon, that wise eat
owned by the fremen OF the Hook and
Ladder. died. Thomas" had been Ill
for some time, and had not been able TO
take part in the runs from the hose
house. 1t is safe to say that the cat was
the wisest ever seen in the city. For
the last year. when the big gong would
ring for q FIRE, the animal would at once
climb ND over the ladders and take a
Mace on the seat of the fire wagon, and
90 TO the blaze. The cat never missed,
and during the last year has been al
over eighteen fires in all parts OF the
city. The fremen would be angry II
you would say the cat was worth so lit
tie a sum as $50. Thomas" was given
very decent burial yesterday.