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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
RI.ILAIIiE.
All Sorts OF Local Sew. aud Gossip from
the Glass Ctr

All Sorts OF Local Sew. aud Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.
Mr.. Dixon Riley, member Of the firm
Of Wassman 4 Riley, was quietly mar
Tisl yesterday morning to Alids Lizzie
NJ. Logan. Rev. William Peregoy, OF
the South Bellure NJ. L. church, oil
Ciated, the couple calling at his nome
to have the nuptial knot lied. Dick
thought It wouldn't get out, but 1t did.
Thurman spriHG,, the prosecuting at.
tornOy Of Monroe county, was IN the
city yesterday. Ito is QUO Of the iortu.
nate oil susUulators, aud holds an inter.
Get in the second well that came in out
in the Monroe field that has boon yield
ing him SO to $50 per day.
The taxpayers are working up an in.
teTeSt in the meeting TO DO held next
Saturday; also in tho meeting at st,
Clairsvillo on the l4th. the indebted.
ness OF this county. incluiing that oil
the towns, 10 over u million dollars.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas. yardmaster on
the Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling rail.
road at bridgeport, ia oil this week on
account OF being under the weather.
Tho Stewart Il Ward flour mill will
close down tomorrow for tue rest OF
the week, their miller being away on
his vacation.
Miss Mamie Grafton. q young lady
Of this city, and Mr.. Harry Dean, a
young man, OF tbs Fourth ward, will be
married to-day.
Clifford llenthorne, small boy, broke
an arm bv falling from swing ut his
home in the Fourth ward.
: J. NJ. Kellar left yesterday to attend
the Ohio state lair and visit at his old
home at Columbus.
Rev. /. NJ. Weiss and family left yes.
terdAy afternoon Tor Canton to spend u
couple Of weeks.
Miss Emma Conway entertained
irienda at her homo on North Noble
street.
Mrs. john Luke and daughter, Bessie,
are visiting friends in the country this
week.
Miss Lotto Kelly, of the Fourth ward,
10 visiting relatives at Armstrong;
mills.
. Miss Sophie Miller ia home from Stsu.
benvIl.e, where she spent the summer.
Mrs. A. Korn aud Miss Lizzie Murray
are home from Atlantic City.
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orrICIAn @. a. q. THAN

From wheeling to Louisville on Account
~ tho National Encnmpmrnt VIII Leave
Wheeling, Monday, September o, Mt Gala
a. ~, Via u. so.
The Grand Army Post' and auxiliary
organizations, Of Wheeling and vicinity,
have, without exception, selected the
Baltimore & Ohio limo Is the official
route 10 tho National Encampmont OF
tho q. A. Il. at Louisville. The list GIN.
braces Holiday and Stephens Posts. Of
Wheeling; Hancock Post, Of Benwood;
Caldwell Post, OF Moundsvillc; j. T..
Baird Post, oi Shorrard; LOGAN Post, OF
Sand llill; Holiday aud Stephens W0'
mems Rclicf Corps, Of Wheeling; Han.
cock Rolei Corps, Of Benwood, aud U,
$. Grand Camp. Sons Of Veterans, Of
Wheeling, who will be Joined BY similir
organizations from Bclaire, Barnr'yillo
AMI Cambridge All friends Of these
organizations, aud all othnN who do.
sire to tnkn advantage Of tho cheap
fRtuI offered Tor this occasion, arc in
vitcd to 90 BY this route. Tho round
trim rate will DO s. IS, ON sale Soptcm.
Dor s to llth. inclusive. good returning
until October 8. A Baltimore e OHIO
representative will accompany this
train aud look after tho comfort and
convenience Of the passengers. For do.
tailed information call on 1. Q. burke
or John Battle. Wheeling, W. Va.
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NO muNrIIG rALLIIEs
VIII be Permitted IN He'd Desert, w,
The Settlers Aroused

WIN be Permitted In He'd Desert, wyo
The settlers Aroused.
DESvEH, Sept. 2.--GenoraI O'Brion,
commander Of the department Of Colo.
RADIO aud Wyoming, Il. a. H., said TO-.
day;
III tho Indians aItompt to hunt in
Rod Desert, Wyo. they will never re-.
turn alive. Tho whlN settlers Of tho
region aro aroused, and tliOy ara amply
able TO meet any number Of Indians
that attompt to Kill buffalo. At tho Iayt
session Of the state legislature u strin.
gent .aw wn' passed to protect tho only
nOul OF buffalo IN tho state. Tho state
vii stand by that Law even though IL
brings Wyoming iacO to incU with
Uncle Sam. WO arc law.abding Uiti.
IONS, aud wO EXPECT Indians to obey tue
law, oyon though they arc fol at tho
gtlb oil tho gOnornl government"
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Lad nuslNn-. METHODS
RsSul. In tho ClodnE OF Bank In Had
lnhnlLlnn.

Result in tho ClodnE OF Bank In Had
Condition.
SroRu LAKE, H., Sept. 3.-Great OK.
element prevails over the closingoi tho
Buena Vista State Bank. Depositors
are largely pOopls with earnings Of
years entrusted to the bank. It, doors
were cIosed yesterday morning and
big crowd fills the streets. It would only
need word to load to deeds Of violence,
tho business methods Of tho Lsmon
family, who ran tho institution. having
cAn,ol great Indignation.
Tho trouble rose over the valuation Of
property nut In ~ stock aud resulted in
tic bank being closed by tho state
banKing officials. Examiner Bennett
states that examinations Indicate that
tt has 4 capital OF Sj9849 aud So, 900 Of
deposits, ra.discounts and MONEYS due
other banks. The bills receivable
amount to ssl, 900. Of which about So.
900 arc regarded by tho auditor rs prac.
tically worthless.
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D. W. Fuller, OF Canaiohuric, n. Y,
saws that hc always keeps Dr.. Kings
Now Discovery in the house and HE
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would not
be without it, IL psocHrablo. G. A
Dykeman, Druggist, Caiskill, n. T., says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery Is un'
doubtedly the best cough remedy; that
he has used 1t in his family for eight
years, and II has never failed to do all
that il claimed for II. Why not try q
remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store, Regular size SOC, aud 81 w. 8
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tron,uro nouId hn found burIod throe

treasure would be found buried three
feet At tue end Of the hole.
ave followed Polly some way into
the gully and found all the marks as he
SAID they would be, AZ last We came
to . plaza Where large part OF the cllii
had given away aud siallan into the
gully, Polly said he believed that this
covered the entrance to the hole, We
had no tools, and there was nothing to
do but to 70 back.
AT 4 o'clock m tho afternoon We
sighted the ship from tho south est
Bay. The shin put oil boat, but she
could not gat near shore, So We swan
out taa Faek In the bay and were taken
oil by the help OF a cable.
"lh0 captain consulted US about con-
tinuing the search and We told him i
would take o good force Of men, with
plenty OF tools aud provisions, aud that
they ought To- remain ashore at least
two weeks. lie decided that ho could
not AlIord the time and tho risk, tThera
was no safety for tbs ship w long as
she remained near the Island.
TUE STORY OF THE TREASURE,
"For three days after returning to the
ship Young Polly was very sick, When
he got better ho told US how no was
connected with the ENTERPRISE,
"llls father, about 1877, was captain
OF the SHIP Aurea, belonging 10 tho
fully llrin, aud went to CallaO, IN Peru,
On thereturn voyage he shipped sailor
named John Smith, This man was
taken very sick by the time the vessel
reached the Horn aud found himself AZ
the point OF death. Captain Polly had
his young vile on board and she cared
for the man.
tile was grateful to her. and when he
felt suTs that he was dying he gave her
some papers, which, he said, would
make her aud her husband the richest
people alive. but she was not to look
at them until twelve hours after his
death.
lie died, and twelve hours later
Mrs. Polly gave The papers TO her nus
band, One Of them told that Smith
had been ono OF tho crew OF pirate
snip during the war between Chile aud
Peru. The others on the shlp were
eighteen Spaniards and another Eng
lishman, In 1871 they pluadsred Lima,
the richest CitV IN South America, car.
rying oil tue plate from the cathedral
aud quantities OF valuablsS which had
been stored in other nlaces.
"lhey carried away their cargo to
Trinidad, aud were returning to the
sCeae Of their operations, when an
English mHn.oi.war captured them,
The eighteen Spaniards were hanged
from tho yard.arm as pirates but the
two English men said they had been
ahanghSied in UallNo and were lot 20,
"smlth was put ashore in Callao, aud
worked along shore there Tor many
years. lie made up his mind to 20
back to the old country, aud teIl IN with
Captain Polly.
Another OF Smiths papers was
rough map oil Trinidad, showing where
the treasure was hidden.
Captain Polly had to pass near Trini.
dad on his way home, but he had not
time 10 land, In the English channel
his ship was wrecked, but every person
and tho papers were saved.
"P0liy told the story TO the owners OF
the ship. They askaI him II he wanted
to attempt the search. lle said he did
not, but ne would let his son 90 some
day. SO in 1850 tue son went on the
John"
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Il. ynlnr nceurny,.Ahr rhyAcl,n.

AsarulU | nm opposed to proprletnry
medicines. Still | value u good one
OSneclally whom such IL tho source Of
rolici from pain. AsNtoplcal (cx,Ctnnll
application hNvo found Chambrrlatn's
Pain balm tho be't remedy ! hnvo over
used for neuralgia NJ any kind. have
cnnscIrntiousIy recommended II ia
many persons. William Horne, VI. D.,
,tanesvilC, Wis. Sold bv o. Il, Goclzo,
W. ". Irwin, q. SChnnpl, O. Mpnkn.
mellcr Jno. Klhri, ". II. Hague, II. G.
Stewart, Il, H. Burt, j, Coleman, A. Il.
SrhcNlc, VIM. MOrkcmcllor, j. q.
Ehple, Wheeling; lInwIo & Co., Bridge.
mort; II, i. Peabody & sou, Benwood.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 3--judgo Dallas
to-day, in the United States circuit
court, allowed thu Philadelphia 4 Road.
lnR Railroad Company ani tho Coal 4
Iron Company until September 10 u
lila liz answer IN tho foreclosure pro.
CocdInls instituted by tho OlColt.Eutlo
porgan IhllIon committee through tho
Icm'ylvanln Company Tor Insurance.
on lives aud granting annnilioa.
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soc to $I.5o yard.
Jos. Horne & Co.
PITTSBURGH. PA,
G. A. q, nAYnIanr srEolAn


TO Nhtlonnl EnChmpuoht ht LouhNlle
over Pennsylvania Lines.
On Monday. Sept 0, G, A. r, veterans
and friends from West Virginia, South.
western Pennsylvania aud Southeastern
Ohio will 90 to the National Eucamp.
ment over the Pennsylvania Lines, that
route having 6sen selected by a number
Of Posts. Arrangements have been
made for Special Trains 10 run through
10 Louisville by daylight, reach
ing there in time for supper on
Monday. Tue organizations going
on tho Specials will include:
James A. Garfield and Lucy d. Hayes
Circles Ladies' Of the q. A. K, Of
Whseling, Spangler Post, OF BelIaire,
Branum Post, OF Bridgeport, Thoburn
FoIt, OF Martins Ferry, L. n. Stanton
Post, OF Steubenvlle, Gen. Lyon Post,
Of East Liverpool, Henry Cope Post, OF
WollSyille, q. ". SAuster Post. Of 10.
Tonto, J. i. McCrCady Post, OF Cadiz,
wolch Post. Of Uhnchsyille and Dcnni.
son, Minerva Post. OF Minerva. Sandy
Valley Post, OF Waynesburg, Andrew
Crawford Post, OF New PhilAdelphla. Jno.
II. Carr Post. Of Port Washington. r. NJ.
Lyon Post, OF Bowerston. The specials
will concentrate on the Panhandle at
steubenyille, NewcoinerstoWn and CRdiz
Junction, excuTsionists being carried
from their starting pointB without
change. Columbus will DO reached at
II a. M, from which point tho specials
viii run through to Louisville on last
schedule without making any regular
stops, going via Nenia, Dayton aud In
dianapoIis. Leaving timo from Wheel
ing will be $3.50 o. M, Wheeling time,
round trip 81 IS. Excursion tickets at
that rate will also be sold for regular
trains over the Pennsylvania lines sep.
TENDER Sth, 9th, 10Th aud 18th. All
tickets will be good returning until
October 8, inclusive. A cordial invI'
talion Is extended TO persons wishing
TO make an enjoyable trip to the M.
tionRl oncampmont to Join the Daylight
Special excursion on September .. The
party will be n congenial one and
will he chapOroned by Mr.. Fred Il.
Sankey. Travelling Passenger Agent,
who will satisfactorily look after tho
comforts OF all during tho entire trip.
Tickets may DO obtained from Ticket
Agent J. q. Tomlinson or John BRilie,
Wheeling. who viii answer INQUIRIES
for further information on tho subject.
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knights Of the Golden Eagle, In Session q
Huntington.

knights OF tue Holdpn EAslet IN session nv
Huntington.
Sperial D'spateh 10 ne hio'igaar
HUNTINGDON, W, VAn Sept. a-Ths
grand castle OF the knights OF the Golden
Eagle met hero this morning with
good attendance, It being estimated that
eight hundred visitors WEBS in the city,
Keeper Of Records Hlrsh, Of Wheeling,
arrived last night The visitors were
given warm welcome by Mayor Ems.
low, who addressed them. The parade
this afternoon was . magnificent ono,
aud the now Second Regiment baud
headed II. Tho local knight' will give
their visiting brethren a banquet to-
morrow night,
Tonight the Grand Castle elected
officers a. follows; Grand chief, 4. IL.
Clay, ni Huntington; vice grand chief,
q. A. Lesler, OF HuntingtOni master Of
records, L. S. Wigall, GuyAudoLte;
grand priest, Il, W. TOoIey, OF DlngeIs.
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Distressing kidney and bladder die.
eases relieved IN six hours bY tho "Ncw
GRgAr soUrn AMRmcAN KIDNEY CuGG"
This new remedy ls Il Vroat surprise on
account Of it, exceeding promptne'S in
relieving pain IN tho bladder, hdncyh
back nad nvcry part oi tho urinary pass
ngc in mnlo or female. II relieves re-.
toHIioR Of water aHl pain IN passing u
almost immediately II YOU want quick
rnllnl and euro thiA IL your romody,
Sold Nv X II. List druggist, Wheeling
" Va
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Mn. A. A. SSYpCu, superintendent
moor farm, Wlnnaahsik o., Ia, snys!
Last wlnlor Mr.. Robert Leach uasd two
boxes Of Do Vita Witch llRol Save
aud rnral large running aort OIL hS
lev. Had bcon under caro- oi phyacianI
Tor months without obtaining tOlci.
sHSa euro for plea Logan Drug Co.,
Whecling, W, Va, Il, Y. Peabody, Bon.
wood, and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o.
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AN OBJECT La,,UG


Economical Government ns PraCtlosd by
tho second Cleveland Administration,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-rhe compare.
tive statement of the receipts anil OK
pondItures Of tho United State, for tho
month Of August shows receipts as fol-
Customs sl5,O30,Ols; increase for the
month Sl,5G2,OJ3. Internal revenue
Sl2,l72, lO4; decrease for tho month
S79G,30l. Miscellaneous Sl,ln,544; de.
cFeafe s95g,SiL Thu total receipts Tor
tile month OF August were S2S9j2, GOj,
against StO,4lS,6Oj for August, 1904,
when tho whisky Withdrawals wCrO i'm
mense on account Of the new tariff law.
The loss in receipts in August as coin.
pared with July was SllI0Jl,
The expenditures during August
amounted to S32,jSs,lSi, against $685.
54s,05] for July. The sxCesi OF expen.
ditures over receipts during August was
S3,B3j,GiS aud for tho two months Of
the present fiscal year Sl3,ll3,sji.
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NerfnII. . Me.tern EsLen.Ion.

Special Dispatch 10 me IRielilacG,
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, Sept 3,-The
Norfolk & Western railroad will COM
mence in the next ten days to construct
a branch road from DiHCsss, three
miles up tho TwslvspoIe river, to
rich vein OF coal. Tue road will be-
further extended from that plans in the
future to Logan county, The new line
has been in contemplation for some
Tina
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Losb1S Sept 3.--At tho election ior
monbOr Of parliament In Il. Stephens
Gmon, Dublin, kenny, Unionial, tc.
coivol 3,3!i volea against g,sgl yolo, Tor
MOhoney ParnoIitc Tho majority Of
Mh Kenny, ~ tia election In 1905, was
but to ut this election II wa, O3g.
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CoLoS, Sept. S,-AGsnts Of the canal
company have engaged 500 laborsra on
the island OF Jamaica. A steamer has
been specially chartered to bring the
laborers here. The wages paid are 81 u
day In currency. ssRor VanlarI, diTec-
tor-gensraI Of the canal, had gone TO
parin.
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SEVERAL years ago was taken with a
severe attack Of AUX. was sick in bod
about ten days aud could get nothing
To relieve mo until n'Nl Chamber.
lains Collie, Cholera nnd Dinrrhoca
Remedy, which cured mo ana has boon
household rOmaly with u, ever since.
J, &, MARROW, DeraIurville, Mo.
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FnoM all accounts Chamberlain
Cough Ramsdy ia d Godsend to tho NJ
AictOd. There il no advertisement
about this; We feel just like saying it.
The Democrat, Carrol.ou, Ky.
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Do snrc and uso that old aud woIl.tried
remedy, Mas. WlHN0w's SOorlliyd SYRur
for children tosthint. II SoOtnc' tho
child, soitonl tho gnma, allaya all pain,
curol wind collie and i' tho best reno.
DIV for diarrhmL Twenty-Five cont1 n
bottle MwFGw
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TRINIDAD TREASURE,
Turtles aud Hidden Millions It's
Only Resources at Present
GIRL BlDENDIEE TELLS 4 STORY

or Ills Search for Wealth on the
Barron Island-Iho Place Where
Baron HArdcn.Iiokey Desired 20
Sci Up Ills Throno-A Mouts crls'o
Tale with a somOlanco OF Authon'
tIty,
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TmEp women need to have their blood
purified and enriched by Hoods snrsa.
patilln II will RIyO them strength aud
health, II
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uge ~, Mllce NTHyE PLAsrrRs Tor SPINAL
WEAKNESS, All Druggists sell ON for go,
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"Tho US, OF 'CastoriN ia so universal and
It's merits 80 well known that It Socms work
OF Hipcrcrogatlon 10 endorse &. Few arc tho
Intelligent families who do not keep CatoriA
within easy mach"
CElDs AAHTIS, u. D.,
New York City.
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"Castorialsso well adapted tochiGren thas
lrccommend It AZ superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARcHru, NJ D.,
~ So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer City Of Champaign had some
new plates put in yesterday.
Steamer Chehalis was overhauled and
cleaned at Gaines wharf yesterday.
Schooner Olga has sailed from San
Francisco with merchandise for this port
Steamer Alta made two trips Yesterday
TO take parties OF campers TO Eagle Har-
Dor.
Freighting steamer r. Eacrett sailed
into port yesterday afternoon from Port
Angeles.
Steam schooner L. j. Perry came in
from La Conner yesterday with thirty
one tons of hay.
Steamer Fleetwood is taking the Sarah
NJ. Renton's route to Blakeley while the
latter is being repaired.
Tug Mountaineer was in port Yesterday
for supplies for Stimson's logging camp
at the mouth OF Snohomish river.
Mckinnon & Kerr's pile driver has be-
gun driving new piling on the entire
front of the dock of the steamer Flyer.
Ship Oriental. which is in port at North
Seattle, is discharging ballast prepara-
tory to loading Gilman coal for San Fran
cisco.
Steamer Lydia Thompson has repaired
her broken crank shaft and left yester-
day morning on schedule time for the
San Juan islands.
Three of the crew OF the steamer Cricket
PLAYED in the Coupevilie baseball team
with the Everetts Sunday The score
was to / in favor of Coupeville.
Yacht Aggie has changed her mooring
from the buoy off the Oregon Improve
ment Company's bunkers TO the Clark g.
Bartlett boat house. at the foot of Union
street, where she viii remain temporarily
Steamer City of Topeka arrived from
Alaska at il 80 yesterday morning. Her
passenger list was as follows: Mr.. NJ.
Nicholson, Mr.. y. IT. Silvas. Mr.. George
DiIlahay, Anna Herold, Mr.. A. T.. Run
KEEL, Mr.. ~. r Lutis, Hattie Mccullough.
MIR. Charles Mccullough. Mr.. W S. An
Odds. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Patterson, Mrs.
tor Lena Lawson. Mrs c Hoffman. Capt
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Becker Sophia
Becker, Mr.. Rudolph Becker. Miss L. L.
Gaylord, Mr.. j G. Perry. Mr. and Mrs
Albert I<leinschmidt. Mr.. r. Klein
schmidt. Mr.. J. r. Palmer DIR. #. $. Pal
mer. Miss Bertha Palmer, Frances NJ.
Perry. Mr.. ard Mrs Dav Mrs. Lang,
Miss Bivan. Misses Hanlon. Mr. W. r.
Dilland Mrs. Higgins, Miss Higgins Mr.
Thomas TAFT, Mrs TAFT. Mrs. y. D.
Mosey Miss Sarah Shear. Mr.. II. o.
Thompson. Josie BioominCdale. Florence
Leahmsn. Mrs. Richardson. Miss Soiho-g.
Mr. j. G. Rarher. Mrs Barber, Miss john
son Miss Fannie Work. Miss Conrcy, Mr.
r. IT. Berg. Mrs. Bruce, Or. and Mrs.
Devin. Mr.. j. c. Healey. Mr. Nat Hilton,
Kate Mccarthy. Julia Mccarthy, Mr.. y.
T. Lynch. Mrs. Prior. MIR. Lytton Taylor
Mr. r. J. Ritchertv> Cora Service. Mr. H.
Kinds Mr. r. p. Price Mr.. r. r. Fogg.
and twenty-six In tho steeragc.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
Tho stock Exchange.

New York. Aug. - Speculation on the
stock exchange ia the stock OF American
Tobacco dominated today. the bear az
tacks being continued. When the attack
on the Tobacco trust began reports were
circulated that the independent tobacco
manufacturers IN the West and South
wers combining against 10 with the pur-
pose az creating general liquidation %
tne compary's stock. At tire opening ~
the campaign ten days ago the stock
stood at u4t4 Saturday it closed 3 I0r l.
Today under increased pressure IL or
ened a. from l1Sis 80 IN. and the last sale
made was at g. Charges nave been made
that insiders, after creating a market for
the shares. have been unloading them
upon the public. The preferred stock of
the company broke Per cent. 70 1nG
General speculation opened firm Chi
raro Gas was notably strong. advancing
ia. and Manhattan was ia brisk demand
or purchases by insiders. The break In
Tobacco caused mast OF tho ether shares
10 reces}e. notably Sugar. @1a per cent
The railway list ga not participate IN the
downward movement "a any extent hut
Oregon Improvement declined > ucr cent.
In the afternoon Sugar recovered 10 u.
IN the 0nai dealings there was a renewal
% the depression. and tha market closed
heavy. with the ret changes mostly IN the
fractions. The foreign trading vas very
llEhf.
Bends we're strong with sales OF s.. 49,