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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-12
THE IRON
Ii Wcsk's Developments According to
the Iron Trade Review.

The Week. Development. According to
the Iron Trade Review.
CLEVELAND. O.. April 1.-THE Iron
Trade Review this week will say:
In brief. the weeks Developments in
iron have boon further transactions in
iron ore, in which tho leading Pitts
burgh interest has figured largely n, a
buyer; continued lrmn ess in bcs,emer
pig. with the basis still $40 IS at Pitts.
burgh less strength in steel than was
apparent a week ago, and in finished
material more acontracted demand than
many in the trade had looked Tor with
spring fairly opened. There Ia a dis.
position by buyer and seller to take
bearings from events, now that advances
in raw materials are o matter oil record.
Tho habit OF buying each timo at a
lower price than the last seems TO have
made some buyers incapable Of action
in the face OF an advance.
Coke buyers arc holding %; buyers
OF Bessemer pig wait. and consumers OF
billets are encouraged by recent signs OF
weakness 10 postpone purchases still
further. It docs not appear that any
81 S. contracts for coke have been on.
tered into for the second quarter OF the
year, though there are reports OF new
deals at somewhat lowor figures. The
question uppermost in connection with
all calculations ia the outlook for vari-
GU, forms OF finished product Pig iron
stocks increased in March, though less
than in the month preceding, and there
has been a somewhat lessened produc-
ton in the districts contributing the
bulk OF the Besssmer pig.
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BUTTER Fi,OM WhEY,
New Process OF Making Butter Discovered
at Cornell University,

New Process OF Making Butter Discovered
at Cornell University.
ITHACA, y. Y, April ll.-An interest.
ing bulletin, just issued by Cornell Uni
v~ersity agricultural experiment station,
describe, n new process OF making but
ter from whey.
In the process OF cheese.making a
small percentage OF fat escapes in the
whey. Tho Cornell expert, we're led to
believe that this fnt could be utilized in
tho form OF commercial butter. "Ac-
cordlngly. January Is, 1885," tho bull
letin says, I'VE began to run tho whey
from the cheese-making regularly
through the separators. and we have
been successful in securing a large por-
ton OF the fat in tho whey in the form
OF commercial butter OF good quality.
This butter has been scarcely, il any.
inferior to that made from cream sepa-
rated IRON whole milk, and it has been
aold in the same market with our best
butter"
Full details Of tho experiments and
their results arc given in the bulletin.
Good judges who havo seen the two
kinds OF butter side by sido have been,
in some cases, unable to detect which Is
made from whey and whichJrom crcam.
In other cases slight inieriority lin tex
turc and flavor have boon noticed in tho
whey butter. That it is possible to
mako butter OF good commercial quality
by tho use OF this method is claimed 10
have been clearly demonstrated.
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The popular priced Black
ones so many Of you have
been waiting for, are here.
1900 yards just out of the
custom house-dlreCt from Paris,
Black Mcfarland. Wool Gre
pons, in a grand assortment
Of patterns, and the Identical
sorts you've peen paying
81 80 and 81 for but these
shall 90 at
ST. and ST. Is.
Choose with your eyes shut
and you'll get a gem every
time.
Roubaix Serge.
Another lot of Imported
Goods-25oo yards out Of
the custom house to- for
the first. As inches wide, fine
wool Serge, wiry and strong.
yet draping beautifully, and
only
CSC a yard.
soc a yard would be a bar
gain price.
Priestley's Blacks
From England, OF course.
Only because the quantity
was large is it that there is
still a fair a%ssortmentof those
wonderful 7o.inch s. 90 and
s. 50 Pries!ley's Black Goods
at
CSC yard.
lbs HOrna&C Co
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THE VENEZUELAN AEEAIR.

Senator Morgan Says tho United Sthto.
should Not Permit Great britain to Gain
llor End.
WASHINGTON, April ll.-senator Nor
gan, chairman OF tho senate foreign 70.
lations committee, was asked to-day
how ho regarded tho situation 10 Won.
%ozucla, and replied by saying.
III have no doubt that Great Brilain's
ultimate purpose 10 to pross hor frontier
sufficiently far into tho interior to en-
compass tho rich gold ilclda OF that soc.
ton, though sho will, OF course. not dis
close this purpose IN tho Immediate
future, but will rather confno hor do.
manda 10 tho territory at tho mouth OF
tho 0rinoco river.
"Do / think that tho United States
should permit this aggression" no
asked repeating a question. 81 do not
| think tho direct question should be
put 10 Great Britain by our diplomats
us TO whether she proposes other by
purchase or conquest 10 oxtOnd hOr do.
main beyond hor present claim. In
case Of u negative roply, | should advise
thus wv oiiitCh SkhtVu rhouiu NV IH'
t%oriore, with tho settlement OF existing
disputes. but do not believo that Eng.
land could BIO brought to this definite
promise not to press her boundaries
further In that section, because Of the
rich gold mines known to exist thore.
l am convinced, as | boliovs most men
must DO who have given attention
TO the question, that Englaud's
deaire is TO control those gold
deposits. Such q course would DO in
accord with her policy in other parts OF
the globe, and i goes hand in hand
with her gold monomotallist policy at
home. Controlling tho principal gold
felds OF tho world. England naturally
wishes to extend her gold possessions.
1t 10 10 her Interest to do so, and | can
not say that | blanc her, but that 10 no
reason why tho United States should
stand idly by and allow her 10 carry
this policy into oIect. Furthermore it
Is evidently tho policy OF tho present
British administration to acquire disira.
BILE territory when 1t can do 80. rs wit
ness the effort to secure Nocker Island
In the Hawaiian group and her dispute
with France over African territory. 1t
Is most probable that instead OF making
Eny definite reply To this suggestions
question England would evado 1t. In
that event I think We should invoke the
Monroe doctrine forthwith"
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Distressing kidney and bladder die.
eases relieved in six hours by the "NEw
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This new remedy Is n great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptuess in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part Of tho urinary pass.
ago in male or female. 1t relieves re-.
tention OF water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and curo this is your remedy.
Sold by X. II. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W. Va
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PALMYRA, n. !. april ll.-Miss Flor
cnco Yoomans, nioco OF President Glove.
land, and George s. Iinklepaugh. n
Young attorney Of this place, wero nar.
ricd nj tho rcaidcnce OF tho brides faith.
or. Albert Yeomans, ak milos ncrth OF
hcrc, hat night. by Rov. l.. W. liiclard-
son. Tho couple will visit Washington,
New York, Philadelphia. and baltimore
on their wedding journey.
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Gil!nm's Go don Wrdding.

Mr.. VErSoS, N. Y, April ll.-Mr.
and Mrs. Sewoll Gillian celebrated thoir
golden wedding last night. aud in add.
ton to general congratulations received
many substantial golden tokens OF cs.
TEEN to mark tho event. Mr.. Gillian In
the profession OF artists Ia known rs the
father OF bernhard Gillian. tho artist,
aud part proprietor OF Judge, and also
tho father Of huimor in connection with
that publication.
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fredericksburg, April II. : Prince
Bismarck replying to n dcputalion rep
.rcscnting tho Germans in Odessa to-day
begged hia hearers to foster the political
friendship which, he insisted, was so
necessary to both Germany and Russia,
adding:
"Russia is certainlya better noighbor
than many another"
The prince concluded with saying:
Continue to DO GOOD to Germans and
do nothing to prejudice tho friendship
OF Russia"
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CHICAGO, April ia special from
Key West, Fla, says: Fifty well known
Spanish officials have been put in Jail,
it is reported here, on suspicion Of
sympa.hizing with the Cuban revolu-
tionists. Rifles aud cartridges belong
ing to the Spanish government have
been secretly removed from Havana
and turned over to tho insurgents.
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DROpOsALS FOR PAVING.

Proposals will be received by the city OF Ben.
sod until Saturday, April nth. ut O'Clock
NA!n street from Eighth 20 Fourth street,
Forth street from Main 10 I. 4 o. railroad
cIsNiny. and Marshall street from Bogc, run
trIrc TO WhI,enhn's. All bid to be made By
the yard for grading md paving complete.
SpHcifcatIOnS can be seen al tho Mayors ONCE.
he Committee reserves the right to rcjcc; any
O; all bids.
address all bids 10 8. L. Bell. Chairman O!
Committee on Streets. Alleys and Grndes.
THOS. SHEPPARD, Mayor.
GINS MORGAN. City Recorder. mrs
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING BRICK.
i BEST QUALITY OF VITRlFlED FIRE

5hIINl
Sealed propo,als will be received at the oNHce
o. the Board OF Public Works OF the city OF
Wheeling. until l. O'Clock noon, Saturday, April
g. ls9j. ior 800. 0o) or more viiriled paving brick.
hest quality. the brick to be delivered on board
The cars 10 the city OF Wheeling. All sol. or
unsuitable brick will be thrown out and not
counted or paid for.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
q! bids. Proposals 10 be marked Proposals ios
ViI!fed Fire Brick"
20 order Of the Board OF Public Works.
lpSYgIF W. II. HORSlSH, Clerk.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
rT0 ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
i y NOTICE.

TTO ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS
i Ash BUILDERS. NOTICE.
liS.;ns III" desire and intention OF the County
,oGH o. PH;nan county. ", Va. to remodel
ehi 'cp' : the Court House OF said county. stu.
~" iae town OF Winfield. notice Is hereby
s.Tth iHaTchitects. contractors and builders to
iilili'h on Or before the meeting OF said County
'NHii. Oh the ID day OF Juno. 1875. plnnS aud
'i"cihra'soRS Tor remodeling. cniargIng and re.
t-lIins the aid Court House building. together
'Ih estimates Of tho cost for such work.
ne lieNrnt building Il OF brick 90 feet long
" " itei vide. md Il two stories high.
Mhcn Enc1 plans, nc. nrp submitted the Court
~ al lhrctlpg on said 81 day OF June next.
T'1s'ih'nr AMI decide 10 adopt that plan which
snE'l ocf""n'i the host and most advantageous;
'tlhL, "a a FGiNOnhbIe amount for tho plnn
adopted. FOR auy further Information. aidross
X A. ShLN0SS CLERK,
Winfield. W. Va
HAEli. D. lhgL inrD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-12

CHANBERLAIS's Cough Remedy gives
tho best satisfaction OF any cough medi-
cine | handle, and rs 4 seller leads all
other preparations in this market. l
recommend it because it is tho best
medicine / over handled for coughs,
colds and Group. A. W. BA~LDNIDaE,
NilIersyille, Ill,
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Ask Aid,

II you are troubled with malaria, constipation.
biliousncss. kidney trouble or dyspepsia, Of Hos.
letters Stomach BI,,ers, and It will be speedily
forthcoming. Nervousness. loss Of appetite and
sleep. and los. Of vIgor. arc also remedicd By
this restorative. Physicians OF emIncncc indorsc
liza valuable confirmation OF the verdict OF the
people aud the press. Take It regularly.
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Jos.Horne 81 CO.,
Penn .lro. aai Filth ST.. pittsbars.
Black Goods.

No such gathering Of up
to-datc Black Dress Goods
was ever offered for your
choosing as the great stock
now Tour Black Dress Goods
section.
Not an asked-for weave
lacking. not a weak spot in
the whole line and in many
cases a half dollar will do dollar
work, Take
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CSC yard.
Jos. Horne& Co.,
PittsburE. Pc.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER PIPE.

Sealed proposals will be received AZ the Office
Wheeling. until u O'Clock noon Saturday, April
=, 1885,. for furnishing all Of tho sever pipe TO
b- used b. the city OF Wheeling during the
Jeac 1885.
Proposals 20 be 70. the best quality Of double
tie pipe to be delivered In tho city OF Wheeling
along the line OF sewers to be laid.
The Board reserves the right TO reject my or
81 bids BIZ oTde. OF tho Board OF Public Works
GpsAuIF ". II. H0RSlSH. Clerk.
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PROPOSALS FOR NEW CURLING,
ntfFN e11nHs-

sealed proposals will be received at the oGlce
Wheeling until l. o'clock noon, Saturday. April
q. Ia. for delivering on board the cars In the
CT! Oiwherliug, all cu.bIug TO be used during
tee rear 1895.
The curbins TO DO Of bes; quality Of Ohio hard
he following dimensions: The stone 10 be not
les than four feet long when dressed. twenty.
lou: inches deep and Ave Inches thick. aud the
.lc1e length at the base As on the top when
dressed.
The Board reserves the right 20 reject any or
all bids. Proposals 10 be marked Proposals. for
Furnishing New C1rblng."
hy order OF the Board Of Public Works.
Y " Ill uNRSIsU Clrrt
The herald., 1895-08-11

new Piece of furniture. Sometimes. when
there have been five Saturdays in the
month the surplus has amounted to S25
When the six girls first started they
each contri ibuted SIS for furniture. With
$50 as a cash payment they bought $3.50
worth OF furniture and household neces-
saries. They lived more economically
the first few months than they do now
and every week paid something on the
housekeeping nearly a year and have not
only wiped out the debt but have added
new things and are now applying the
monthly savings toward piano fund.
These girls are all practical and sensi-
bic and before they took the flat mapped
out plan of rules and regulations which
they have adhered to religiously. The
most important of these is that only on
two ights in the week. Wednesday and
filda', can visitors be received, and
whether the visitor be man or woman, the
whole six receive and entertain. No one
is permitted to stay later than 10 O'Clock.
for the reason that the parlor also does
duty as bedroom for two OF the girls.
They have the top fiat, and in cohse-
quence have something of a monopoly on
the roof. The waking hours of these
nights are spent on the roof. where they
have strung hammocks between the
posts, whose rightful mission is the hold
ing of clothes lines. Rugs end light
chairs are carried up there, and the place
made very attractive.
agreements. but they also have u board of
arbitration made up OF the -disputants,
and whatever the board decides is always
agreed to. On the whole they get along
happily and form a fascinating house
hold. GEORGIA NELSON.
The herald., 1895-08-11

what does man do for me? | have to
work for a living and take care of myself
Ii had fine home and good house /,
too, would frown perhaps on the new
woman. People say, stay home and take
care OF your household duties But if
you haven got any household duties and
no home, unless you can earn enough to
keep one, what are you going to do2
can support myself better and live more
comfortably than if | were the wife of
some half-paid man. who has no more
right to assume the responsible of sup
porting q wife than l have of supporting
a usband.
mo, have found that | can take care
of myself moderately well and can enjoy
myself without depending upon any
man."
1t is not an uncommon thing for six
girls to meet on the roof of the big build
ing minute or two after the noon whis-
ties have blown. The first ten minutes
are consumed in swiftly consuming
the contents of various ribboned and
ornamental bags. which would never be
recognized as lunch baskets.
Then the fun begins. A little stake
fastened to fiat iron base is placed in
the center of the roof, and then one OF
the girls gravely measures off thirty feet
by forty lengths OF her shoe. This girl s
shoe Is nine inches long, and she gets
more than ordinary satisfaction in daily
exhibiting its shapely and small proper
tions to her less fortunate sisters. A line
is drawn at the termination of the thirty
feet, and then dozen of the girls take
turns throwing small hoops at the stake.
There are twelve hoops and the highest
record yet made in ringing the stake is
six. The average good throw is two.
while several hold record Of never hav-
ing put one on the mark.
Th romantic girls dance. Each couple
is its own orchestra. The girl who is the
man" sings softly in the time appro-
pirate to the style Of the dance. 1t makes
a very pretty picture when there are fiji
teen or twenty couples in motion. each
moving in perfect rythm in different
dance or IN different figures of the same
dance. There is wide variety in co j.
tune and in the appearance Of the dane
ers, and there are good many business
mcn who would pay the admission charge
The herald., 1895-08-11

at a first-class theater to get upon that
roof at midday to see the dance.
Some of the girls who like. to follow in
the wake of the doings of fashionable
of the papers thought chat il would bo a
fine thing to introduce modification of
golt as midday game. But when they
st ed up the question and found that
some of the golf coursss measured three
miles around. they concluded that, 40
matter how much modifying was done.
1t would hardly do as roof amusement.
The girls who like to read novels in
preference to dancing with another girl
or ringing the hoop. can have good
time on this roof. She sits where she can
have fine view Of the river and the Jer-
soy palisades. and, with an imagination
strong enough to shut out the intervening
walls of stone and the high chimneys,
can think that for the while she is sum-
mering in some country nook far away
from toll and trouble.
But the first blast of the clock whis-
tie demolishes these dreams with dramatic
suddenness. The dancers pause for an
instant and then rush for the stairway,
while the hoop players gather up the
parapherna ALA, pitch it into a corner,
and in trice become sedate, hard work.
ing girls again.
Some of these girls keep house on CO.
operative plan. The bulk of them live
with their families. but others. who
have tried and wearied of the best board
ing house that their salaries could
afford, have adopted a different plan.
Six of them have joined their abilities
and their purses. and. by contributing S.
week each to common fund. maintain
a nice little fiat. costing $50 month.
They also indulge in a servant. a
woman of middle age, who works for
$40 month and keeps house for them.
A~l< a
fuel and gas amount to $S month. They
do not live high. but they say the food is
much better than that OF the $5-a-week
boarding house. Each month different
girl is the financial manager and there is
lively rivalry among them as to which
and at the same time produce the biggest
surplus at the expiration of her term OF
Office. This surplus, whatever it may be-
is always devoted to the purchase of a
The herald., 1895-08-11
THE GAMES OF
WORKING GIRLS
Odd Scenes on Roofs of
New YOrk'S Tall
Buildings
THE NOON-HOUR PLEASURES
Ringing in the Hoop Is Almost as Fine
as Golf, and Dancing Without
Men Has Its Attrae.
tiOnS
THE NOON-HOUR PLEASURES

How to have good time during the
hot months and enjoy the frivolities of
the summer girl. without leaving town
and without the aid of liberal papa or
heavy weight bank account, has been
solved by some Of the working girls of
New York.
The gigantic buildings which seem to
shoot up almostsin night in the down.
town business district have been OF the
greatest aid in the solution of the prob
lem. for they supply the means by which
the goal IS reached.
When the warm weather began to set in
the girls employed in the various depart
ments of the Western Union company
asked the manager for perm ission to
spend the noon hour on the roof Of the
towering building. This was readily
given and taken advantage Of. At first
the girls contented Themselves with de-
murely eating their lunches and looking
The herald., 1895-08-11
down upon the rest of the city from their

down upon the rest of the city from their
high perch.
in the gathering that they could make
better use of the roof than merely eating
lunch and admiring the view, no matter
how fine the latter might be. But an ID
eruption of this scheme came at first in
the numerous shape Of the young men
employed in the building, all the way
from the small office boy to the high sal
aried clerk. The young men played bali
and very often the sphere bounded over
the edge OF the roof coming down with
crushing force upon scme luckless pass
erby. Frequent complaints ended in
rule Deing made prohibiting the men
from going on the roof
Some Of the romantically inclined
young ladies regarded the rule excluding
masculinity with disfavor, but the ma
The herald., 1895-08-11

ority welcomed it, as it gave them a
wider scope for their own enjoyment.
Besides, the New York working girl is a
peculiarly up-to date bit of femininity
and the new woman idea has taken deep
b old in her receptive mind
One of them voiced the sentiments OF
many on this subject when he said
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Here's Some Bargains:

Mems 30 and 75c. Suspenders, 17c.
Mems SOC. Unlaundered Shirts. Ssc.
Coon's best 20c. Collars, II lie.
Mems Coo. Muffiers for 35e.
Mems Sl.75 Mufiiers for 81. On,
Mems SOC. Undershirts and Drawers &c;
Mems soc. Gray BalbriSGan ShirtS anu
Drawers, 20c. - -.
Fancy plush Ornaments for fancy work,
were 10 and l5c.. for DC. dozeh' "c'
70 or more more 50, 81. and IS Fancy Parasols
81 silk Gun Gauntlets, DC.
Zoe Taffeta Cun Gauntlets, lOc.
sc. Tan Suede-Finish Gloves, &c. pair
CORSETS REDUCED.
p. ID. Corsets-
S325 quality for $223.
500 quality for %.
S22j quality for 81 20.
Sl75 quality for N21.
HER MAJEsTY's CORSETS.
81 quality for $2.7j.
S3.75 quality for s22j.
s275 quality for $40.
$3.50 G. p. Corsets for 81.
SEQ w. {. c. Corset. $40.
DIR. Warmers Health COrsets. IJc.
Embroidered Fiannels. 15c.
Remnants High-Priced Embroidered
Flannels very cheap.
$3.50 RaZOrs, 81.
81 RazOrs. soc.
5Oc. RazOr-Straps. 2jc.
sc. Celluloid Soap-BOxes. sc.
About 100 Cornice Poles, with heavy
wooden ends. and rings and brackets,
all complete, were II. now two for 2Jc.
Elegant Copper, Brass Nickel. and Plush
covered Cornlce Poles. will fit rny
window, were 81, $3.50. and s.; now
zoe. each
81 Travelling Mirrors, 25c.