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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

Edward Lauterbach, chairman of the
New York county Republican commit
tee and delegate from the state at
large to the Republican national con-
vention, says: IF a majority Of the
votes at the approaching election
should be cast for Bryan and the Chi
cage platform. We will not abide by
that result"
William Jennings Bryan says:
~ Am willing to submit any question,
however great or small, to the people Of
the United States. AND I AM WILLING
TO ABIDE BY THEIR DECISION"
Which Is the anarchist?
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

New YORK, Oct. 29.-John c. Slice.
han of T&mmany Hall has issued Il
statement to the voters of the city Of
New York. He accused employers o.
endeavoring to ooerce their ncn TO wi"
for Mckinley and advised w~orkingmei.
to march in the Republics parade this
week if they are ci1Axed to.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

The Boston Journal man wants 70
know why tie horseless carriages OIL
exhibition In that city are all provided
with whip sockets Guess The Journal
man y lived in q prohibition state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

"Oh, the sxigencies Of this campaign,
when John Ireland, archbishop of ST.
Paul. and Robert G. IngersoiL the pope OF
inhdelity, clasp hands on the same plat
form aud unite In denOunolnG millions of
their fellow citizens ~ fools aud an
Father N1gent
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

Interpretations arc fast becoming tho
curse Of modern life. They usurp the pow
ers th.s belong of right to the CONS nnity
and th- government aud actually threat
en- tho liberties Of the p~sopls."-Petsr
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

Chauncey /. Filley. the big boss Of
the Missouri Republicans. In SO dis
gusted with the condition Of the Re-
publican campaign that he refused TO
register. and therefore cannot vote.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30
Kentucky IL All Right.

The latest poll Of Kentucky, just
completed. gives the state to Bryan by
over $4,000 majority. This poll was
made by Chairman Sommers of the
Democratic campaign committee. An
other poll Of the state, made by the
county chairman. differs from this esti-
mate by only All votes. This v~erifies
Bryan's long and safe lead in that
ate
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

A bulletin recently sem out from Re
publican national headquarters in Chi
cage claimed Indiana for Mckinley by
40. 900, Minnesota by %, 1000. Iowa by Co.
600. Kansas by 10000, Wisconsin by
so, 900. Illinois by 100, 900, Nebraska by
25, 900, Nevada by $4,000, and Michigan
by 5000 majority.
The accuracy Of this estimate may be
best understood when 1t is known that
in 1892 Nevada cast 2,S22 Republican
votes, III Democratic. 1886 Populist.
a total of 1885. The Republicans
haven't even an electoral ticket in Ne
vada. Everybody there is supporting
Bryan, yet the Republicans expect to
carry the state by $4,000 majority. But
their estimate of the other states Is
tu-t as. reliable as their estimate of
Nevada.
sI don't want any man to vote for me
because he thinks that IL 1 am elected I
will help him put his hands In som -body
clss's pocket. All I expect to do Is to PEE
vent somebody else from putting his hand
in your pocket."-W j. Bryan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

Since this showing Of gain Gnd loss
became the most prominent and only
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30

Homeseeker, do you want "
cheap home i'll the best portion
of South Dakota
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
Ola Psiego G}oSu.

Psi Clos z Chicago niby
to napuszony swoja oswiata
i swojem nowo-w wynalezionem
gospodarstwem para6alnem
ciagle lud dalei ba}amuci. Ably
mu raz ma zawsze gebe
zamknac, przytoczymy mu
pewien fakt historyczny z
ME tax dawnej przesz}osci,
udowadniajacy, re wobec
prawa amerykahskiego, jako
i prawa kanonicznego laden
biskup amerykahski ME jest
wlascicielem absolutnym
majatku koscielnego. TAX
sanlo i dziadostwo koScielne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
ReligjjnY SzWindtI
W wyzszych sferach.

DIVA kroki, uczynione przez
naszego Ojca sw. Leona XIII
W roku minionym, po}ozy}y
kres dwom chorobskom,
zarazajacym ME tylko pro-
stych cywilnych, lecz i
duchownych W Ameryce.
Czystosci WARY katolickiej,
kt6ra nasamprz6d jest funda
mentem wszelkiej cnoty W
duszy ludzkiej, grozi}
szwindel }acznosci i braterstwa
ludzmi niby dobrej wolf,
lecz bez zasad katolickich.
Szwindel ten dostapi}
szczytu swej bezczelnosci W
s}awnym parlamencie religij-
nym podczas wszechswiato
wei wystawy. Zydzl,
mahometanie, poganie. pro-
testanci i nawet katolicy ma
jedoej staneli platformie,
szuka)ac po omacku wez}a ich
}aczacego, chociaz serca ich
sic W zasadach nienawidzi}y.
Miaio to bye niby precision
klein, raczej pierwiastkiem
jakiejs novel religii, lub
zasad moralnych. ma mocy
kt6rych Odkupiciel swiata.
Jezus Chrystus, mia} stanac
ma r6wni Z Konfucyuszem,
Buddha Mojzeszem, Maho-
metem, Lutrem. Bardzo
uroczyste-i greene panowie
dygnitarze sobie kadzili
komplementa tolerancyi,
braterstwa ludlow i wzajemnej
mi}osci, mniejsza O to, czy
prawdziwego Boga sic zna,
Mu sic k}ania i Go sic kocha.
lub ME.
Postanowiono drugi taxi
parliament religijny odprawi6
w Toronto, w Kanadzie Lecz
jakos sic ME uda}o. Bo Leon
XIII bardzo kr6tko potem
wyrazny napisal list do X.
arcybiskupa Katzera z
Milwaukee, ze parlamenty
religijne szwindlem.
Drugim szwindlem, surowo
przez Leona XIII ukaranym,
by}y potepione trey tajne
stowarzyszenia oraz wyrazna
grozba, dana spokrewnionym
i'm kumpanom. Tu owdzie
protestowano przeclwko
potepieniu. lecz nadaremnie.
l ten szwindel wyros} z
bratania sic scis}ego
Katolik6w Towarzystwami,
W kt6rych wrogowie Koscio}a
rel wodza.
To powinno i pewnym
polakom dostateczna bye
przestroga. -Sapienti sat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
MARCYPANlKl.

Kajfasz Dudek bierze Cd
biednych ludzi ze South Chi
cago pieniadze ma szyfkarty.
Me w tenn SEX. Ale te
pieniadze strasznic }apczy-
wy wzbudzaja apetyt w NOR
skich potworach. Ludziska
sic pytaja, pytaja, ale pan
Kajfasz tylko ramionaml
A czy to moja wilma? -
mruczy, - le morskie koty
tax niby ma zarty Waszemi
szyfkartami poigraja? Figla-
RE te morskie koty- hglarze.
Kaifasz Dudek ME szczedzi
napomnien i surowych rozka-
z6w swoim pisarzom --naje
mnikom cd ,, Psicgo G]osu"
A, hultaje, krzyczy, ga}gan-
duchy! Ia darmo myslicie,
b4dziecie moi krwawo zapra-
cowany grosz pozerat!
Nauczcie sic, oczaj-dusze,
szczekac ma czczo. Zoladki
wyczyszczycie!
Obaj kundle. Szamejt
Machnik, ogony W k}ebek
zawJajac, za4oSnie zawija i
nuze dalej szczekaja ma
Boza Meke, al pan Kajfasz
gdzies u rzeznika i'm COS
uzebrze.
Jest tedy radoSc W chica
goskiej psiarni Ach! = Jaki
ten Dudek dobry = mowl
kundel do kundla. - Tobie
sic dosta} r6g baraoi, a mnie
kohskie kopyto: Smaczne. oj
smaczne.
Po porcyi takich }akoci
Szamejt gotowy ise ma pole
.dynek z moskalem, chociaz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

Ida ma jego imie, ale ME
jako w}asciciela, tylko jake
trustysa. Ia d}ugi parahalne
odpowiada tylko para6a
sama, ME dyecezya. A
.arcybiskupi i biskupi tych
Stan6w i wobec prawa
odpowiadaja sami "a wszelke
nierzady fnansowe.
w Wisconsinie Minneso-
Gle majatki para6alne So
zapisane ma korporacye, ME
ma dziadostwo, lecz biskupa,
wikarego generalnego,
proboszcza i dw6ch cywil-
nych, przez biskupa potwier-
dzonych.
Gdyby statuta prawa
amerykahskiego uzna}y tytu}:
Jezus Chrystus lub Kosci6f
Katolicki z Papiezem ma
czele. inaczejby nasze sprawy
parahalne wyglqda}y.
Badz co badz-Psi Clos
lie jak najety, Propagujac
niezalezne dziadostwo kos
cie]ne.
To sic sprzeciwia nauce
Chrystusa Pana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

Skutki bowiem takiego
odszczekiwania i skomlenia
So te, ze ci, Psi G}osie. boki
wchudna W kaganisc c 4
pierwszy lepszy zyd cie
skonfunduje ze starem zela-
zem i w mieszek wrzuci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
TELEGRAM Y.

TELEGRAM I.
LONDYN, y luteeo.
Do ), Times" telegrafuja dzis
Kobe, W Japonii: Wiado-.z
mosci, nadesz}e tu z Seoul,
stolicy Korei, dowod7a, Il
Moskale wykonali zamaeh "
nocy 10 lutego. Owej nocy
wyladowali w Chemulpo 200
zo}nierzy, kt6rzy zabrawszy
jedne polna armate, I'D III sic g
do Seoul. Krol koreaiski
tajemnie uciek{ ze swego
pa}acu i schronil sic do
rosyjskiego poselstwa. gdzie
skaza} swych ministr6w ia
smierG "a zdrade.
Dwoch ministrow areszto-
wano i scieto, a trzeci .uciekf.
Ojciec kr6la Tai Won Kun
znajdu)e sic takze W rosvJ-
skiem poselstwie, ale jaka
wiezieh.
Nastepnie kr6l zamianowd
nowy cabinet, sk}adajary sic
wnog6w Japonii. zajs@ia fe
wywo}aly W Japonii wiel'sie
niezadowolenie, DO panule
tam przekonania, re Rosya
po tym zamachu obejnIe
protektorat mad Korea.
WASHINGTON, D c.,
II lutego. - Kapitan NJ
Mair, komendant eskadry
amerykahsklej w wodaeh
azyatyckich, nades}al do mi
nistra foty Herberta telegram
potwierdzajacy wiadomos6 g
rozruchach W Korei.
TELEGRAM z Massowy
donosi, ze Menelik zaczepiw- !
sly W}ochow, cofoal sic /
opusci} swoia dotychczasowa
pozycye, j obozuje pod
Adowa. General Baratieri
otrzymawszy W}och posilki.
ma teraz do dyspozycys
80, 900 zo}nierzys Armia te
podzieli} ma szesc brygad; IA
czele ka&dej stoi generat
mayor.
NEW YORK, II iutego.
-Specyainy telegram
Havany donosl do ,HeraIdts::
Miejscowose Managua, polo
iona cztery mile Cd Havanx
zaczepili W sobote powstahcy
i po kr6tkie] bitwie zdobyH.
Hiszpahscy ochotnicy zarar
przy plerwszym ataku pr,eszIi
do powstahc6w. Regularnc
wolsko schroniwszy sic do
koScio}a, broni}o sic prawie
godzine, ale ostateczaie
powstahcy zdobyli kosci6L
Rozbroiwszy Hiszpaodws
puscili ich ma wolnosc. Ma
czele Kuba6czykow stall pei
kownik6w Castillo z prsed-
niei strazy genera}a Gomezs-
PkAcIc "a W1ARUsAa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

ME mozc pod zadnym
warunkiem uwazac koscielny
majatek jako w}anosc pry-
watna.
Koscielny majatek nalezy
Panu Jezusowi. A gospoda-
rem W tym majatku jest
wed}ug rozkazu Pana Jezusa
t y k o b i S k u p, ME
ksiadz, ME dziadostwo. Lecz
biskup jest tylko gospoda-
rem, ME w}ascicielem.
Smutnej pamieci sprawa
x. arcybiskupa Purcella 2
Cincinatti, Ohio, to bardzo
dobitnie udowodni1a. By} on
wobec prawa ma poz6r
absolutnym w}a$ciclelem
majatk6w koscielnych swojej
archidyecezyi. Wszystkie
koscio}y i t. d. by}y ma niege
przepisane in fe e S M
p | e. Wierzac bratu swojemu
Edwardowi, kt6rego byl
zrobi} wikarynn generalnym,
wiece. anizeli by} powipien,
zad}uzyl sic az ma cztery
prawie miliony dolar6w,
kt6re brat lego W nieszcze.
sliwych spekulacyach utopi}}
Wierzyciele ob}ozyli wszystkie
koScio}y parahalne, szko}y i.
t. d. aresztem, sqdzac, ze
arcybiskufpr jako wlaScicies
tychze in fee S i m p e,
musi je sprzedac i i'm d}ugi
zap]acic.
Sprawa posz}a do najwyz-
szego sadu Stanu Ohio.
Sedzia Smith, protestant, tax
sprawe rozstrzygna}. Owe
cztery miliony d}ugu So
prywatnym d}ugiem arcybis-
kupa, "a kt6re tylko prywat-
nym swoim majatlziem
odpowiada. Parahalne maiat-
XII, chociaz ma arcyblskupa i n
f e e S impl e przepisane.
ME So odpowiedzialne "a jego
dlugi. DO dla Pana Boga
swiatynie i t. d. So zbudowane.
Parahe chyba wtenczas
odpowiada6 beda "a d}ugi
prywatne arcybiskupa. jezel;
z jego prywatnej kieszeni
cos pozyczy}y, albo owych
przepad}ych czterech Milo
now cos W podarunku
odebra}y!
Sprawiedliwe prawo anne
rykahsk,e posz}o reka W
reke prawem kanonicznem.
Trz Gle K ono y
| i u m b a | t m O r S k i e
w yra 1 n i e n a e e a
In u m. 267) n to, b y
b i S k kupi nj b y i
w / a S c / CT e m i MA
] q t k 6 w k o S c e l.
n y c h. Maja sic W formie
korporacyjnej, albo sami
(sole corporation) albo W
towarzystwie takich, kt6rych
oni b is upi a m j
wybiora, poddac pod pro-
tekcya stanowa. Taxi system
przyjeto W Stanach Illinois i
California, gdzie kazdorazowy
biskup jest sam korporacya
so1o%,,~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

. }
bandyta wola}by sic dat
egzaminowac z swojej s}a-
bosci do rosyjskich rubel-
Kajfasz Dudek zadowolony
wraca do swojej budy W
South Chicago. Maja psiska
cos W brzuchu, MECH szcze-
kaja, mysli sobie. l s}usznie..
Jest post, zatem nasta} czas
pokuty i umartwienia "a
grzechy.
So jednakow6z kreatury
ma Bozym Swiecie, szczerze
pragnace poprawy, zalu i
skruchy, ale biedactwo ME
vie, jak sic do tel procedury
zabieraG.
Takiem niebozatkiem jest
Psi Clos ze Chicago. Ma
kolanach prawie jego kumo
try: Wasowicz, Dudek. Ba-
rahski & Co. - przyrzekaja
poprawe - ale ME wiedza
| ka]abryjski bandyta go
tow jest wyrzec sic rosyj-
skich rubelk6w, byleby mu
lima nadstawiono krowe -
dojnq.
W1ARUs, widzac szczerze
przedsiewziec1a mocne
postanowienia biedak6w,
spieszy rada. Chudo W
kasie Psiego G}osu. wjec
mic W1ARUs "a recepta ME
zada.
Psi G}osie! Najpierw ogon
kuso obciac. Potem
kaganiec ma pysk! Azeby
ludzie widzieli, ze juz ME
cheese k2saG, bo ME mozesz.
jest punkt pierwszy.
Teraz punkt drugi. Podziel
dzieh ma tyle czeSci, lie jest
parafi polskich W Chicago.
To uczyniwszy, rozpocznij
pjelgrzymke. Pred kazdym
koscio}em ma samym srodku
ulicy ma kusym odpoczniesz
ogonie i zaczniesz odszcze-
kiWac.
Odszczekniesz najpierw
OSZcZerstWa, rZucOne ma Chi
cagoskie parahe i ma chica-
goskich proboszcz6w. | to
gloSno musisz szczekac!
%
Potem zaczniesz wye,
za}oSnie, jak to kundle robia
patrzac, ma ksiezyc. Wye
bedziesz zeby kazdy paraha
min nareszcie powiedzial:
No, psisko "a grzechy za}uje.
W ten spos6b wedro-
wac bedziesz Cd koscio}a do
koscio}a. W1ARUs y CORY
ze podobna
postna pokuta bedzie i
zbawienna i skuteczna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

Podr6zujacy agent
naszej gazety p. W a.
Wrzyniec Radomski
bawi obeenie W Chi
cago, poczem po]e-
die do South Bend i
Toledo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

a. Abonenci, p}acacy "a
WIARUSA do}u, beda
musieli "a niego p}acit diva
dolary rocznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
H% Kalendarzy
Marya1iskich ma r.
1895 juz ME many.

PreEenta WIARUsA
ma rok 1896 poroze-
s}ane W tym tygodniu
Wszystkim abonen-
tom, kt6ryml sic, ma
szem zdaniem, juz
nalezafy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
NASx PREZENT
ma rOk 1896.

Starry abonenci, )ezeli O.
p}aca wszystek dug "a VIA
rusa a nadto z}oza 800
przedp}aty, az do I Stycznia
1897 r., dostana, op}acona
poczta W dom, nastepujacych
5 ksiazeczek W prezencie:
l.--G d y by m i 6 1000 d O.
lar6 w-powiesG dla cnotl,-
wei miodziezy.
q ko nedza W pol e
sm ZERO wyw iod}a l
co SIG tego narob;}o (H1sto.
rya prawdziwa, wyplsana z
oardzo stare1 kronik', kt6ra
nigdY sw,atfa ME widzla{a.
3.-B utawa Madej a, o.
krutnego zb6jcy.
4.-B aka trze c h bra
ci ia h, z kt6rych dwu by}o
madrych a jeden g}upi, zle-
lonym wezu, burym kocle i o
sroczce bez ogona.
5.-Pror roctwa Sy bill.
wTaki sam prezent do
stanje kazdy nowy abonent,
iezeli przesle nam "a Warusa
$1.oo naprzod, nadto do}a-
czy 1oct., ma koszta opako-
wanna prezentu l przesfania
20 poczta.
E% Kalendarzy
Maryahskich ma r.
7QO6 i,,H nio MANY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

NowYm abonentom
przes}ane beda nu-
mera ,,Wiarusa' ',kt6-
re dotad, po noWym
roku, wysz}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

ma psie ogony. Kalabryjski
bandyta wola}by sic dae
egzaminowaG z swojej s}a-
bosci do rosyjskich rubel-
kow. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

ME mozc pod zadnym
warunkiem uwazac koScielny
majatek jako w}anos6 pry,
Watna.
Koscielny majatek nalezy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05
PARKERsBURG SOCIETY.

Petersburg, w. Va. January If.
Kent LOOMS returned to Cincinnati to-
day after 4 brief visit here.
Cadet Bernard II. Camden, of the
Revenue Cutter service, is spending his
furlough at home.
Mrs. w. c. Yeaton left yesterday for
Pittsburg. where she will visit for a
few DAYS and then go South TO North
Carolina, where she will spend several
months with relatives near Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Camden, Jr., and
little daughter, OF Versailles. KY, are
visiting at Senator Camden's.
Miss Anna Amber was a charming
hostess to number of friends last
night. Dancing was the principal
amusement.
The Misses Fraser and Karl hunst
left for Weston to-day.
Mrs. Rev. J. NJ. Carter, OF Barbours-
Vile and formerly of this city, is the
guest of c. A. Wade and family for a
few DAYS on her way home from visit
ing her father, Dr. Carr, at Clarksburg.
Lewis Hamilton. of Huntington, is
visiting Tom Stephenson during the
holidays.
Miss Eva Sharp. of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs NJ. A. Kendall
Miss Mary Gertrude Outline has re-
turned 10 Cincinnati 10 resume her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithHv Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIlv Told.
Grand jury tomorrow morning.
The ice crop looks very promising.
Pork has, advanced one and pne half
cents.
There was no police court yesterday
morning.
The Board Of Commissioners will meet
in regular session Monday.
Friday night and last night would
have been daisies for 6re.
John Schaefer, of the La Belle tin
mill had two fingers mashed yesterday.
In the Circuit Court yesterday,
Clarence Wilson was admitted to prac-
tice.
The German bank has declared a
five per cent. dividend for the past six
months.
1t was a party of Slavs and not
Polish who gave the pig roast in Ben
wood few evenings since.
, -Auctioneer Halter yesterday sold
the Morgan property, on Nineteenth
street, ma Thomas Britt for sos.
The reporter who sneaks about tel
egraph offices trying TO get tips on news
should take gentle hint to let up.
The Jessam:ne Club will give its
second select mop at the hall corner
Chapline and Sixteenth streets Tuesday
evening of next week.
Thomas b. Sweeney was yeA e.
day appointed guardian for John
Sweeney and other orphans Of John F.
Sweeney, deceased. Bond $4,000; Lulu
B. Sweeney, surety.
Rev. John S. Worrell, who IS sup
plying the pulpit of the Second Presby-
terrain Church, to-day, will address the
mems meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association at o'clock this
afternoon. AS usual all young men are
invited 10 attend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05

peated question put by a Register rep
resentst,ve yesterday TO leading whole
sale merchants of the city,
and It was as var,ously re-
piled to- II may be SAID that no one
in the business thinks for a moment
that the wholesale interests OF the city
will decrease IN volume and extent, but
VIII rather continue to have history re-
peat the record Of the past for each
year q 5 compared with the one proceed
ing. More capital IS being put into the
wholesale business OF Wheeling each
year, and this VIII continue as the de-
mand for goods Of different kinds and
classes changes in the territory COW
cred, and as may be necessary for the
better handling CT the business at
home
The wholesale merchants of the city
very generally
ADVANCE THE IDEA
that their business would increase as a
matter OF course by the building of rail
roads to this city and con-
Meeting more directly their bust
ness with territory hard to
supply at the present tine and in COM
petition with other wholesale centers,
and the Improvement Of the Upper Ohio
would also, IN their judgment, be some
what beneficial to the wholesale inter-
ests of Wheeling
The wholesale merchants of Wheel
ing and the city can feel justly proud
Of their great business interests as here
represented, and hope for its continued
growth and prosperity In the future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05
THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD
lncAL ANp TELEeRAPHlC LABOR NEWs.

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,r,Uscasn picking and preserV-
--,-ss start up on Monasy' Iulee
% III n, pas, week have oesn SPen.
Sing stock. The works have pIensy
-s-s and VIII begin operations D"
Belmont mill went on last l y, US
~,s factory and rolling mill are
KEN -unniRg IN full
~. W9rwood TOOL works will go on
.,-.rsv after six days occupied n TAX
a. hs Ia Belle GIN mill TWO mills are
-1n remaining two being expected
-, on some time during The coming
or rs soon as the slow motion Tor
..---g rolls is put on. The tn mouse
-aen running night and day during
mast week. The first turns pipe
has been made in the mill was
..-.H OUT Friday morning. The tac,o-
running iu part
.ra Selmulb3cl brewery business
.-e uD very materially. Things
~v bright for "a booming spring
Tia Wheeling pottery is running both
in fuu the works taking but
se OIL during the holidays. IL is
early as set for business 20 be
brisk bu- The present indications
Industry are very good.
Bros tobacco factory has been
le past twelve days, while eX-
repairs are in progress. New
and a new electric light plant
put in. and &c viii be several
rs perhaps before these are entirely
e.r.e.eI soon as possible operations
r. resumed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05

The leading lantern factories of the
United States. seven in number. and
among them the Nail City Stamping
Company. Of This city. have formed a
combination to control the output and
trade and advance prices, and the latter
portion Of the aim and object of the
combine has already been accomplished.
advances ranging up as high as seventy
five per cent. having been agreed upon.
The factories in the combination are
seven in number. and control the Ian
tern trade of the United States. They
are: The Nail City Stamping Com
pany. of this city. the Ohio Lantern
Company. of Tiffn, Ohio. the Bull
Stamping Company, OF Detroit, the Win
field Manufacturing Company. of War
rem. Ohio. the G. T. Ham Manufacture
ing Company, of Rochester. n. Y, the
Steam Gauge and Lantern Company, Of
Syracuse. ~ Y. and the r. Z. Dietz
Company. of NJ York City. The COM
bination is said to have been formed
through Warner Macarthur. manufact-
urers agent. OF Chicago who is 10 sell
all goods at specified figures. which are
understood to be advanced over old
rates of 33 per cent. on an average, with
at least one advance running as high as
% per cent. All orders are to go to Chi
cago. from which point they will be
distributed 20 the various factories
Circulars have been sent TO the trade
announcing the changed conditions
Local men with a large stock Of lanterns
on hand are rather jubilant at the turn
matters have taken. while those VINO
have a short supply are corresponding
ly depressed.
The matter is of considerable i'm
pOrtance to the trade and TO consumers,
and the publication Of the combination
will be read with interest.