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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
BELLAIRE
All Sorts or Local News and Gossip Ahou
the Gln,I City.

the GlRsI City.
Christmas WAS observed in this city In
about the usual way. The churches gave
treats In the morning and entertainments
In the evening. at two OF them. The Buck
eye hall on Christmas eve lasting until
morning, was 4 fine one and q merry time
was had By all. During the day a number
OF the thoGGhtlesS ones oIerlOaued them
selves and had to DO run N, SO mat tho
lookup was pretty well filled with this
class by night. One fellow who had filed
himself full mud made Il night OF Il, stole a
chicken In the morning TO take nome with
him. lie wnS not arrested. but VIII bc ask
ed 10 pay for the chicken. Al tho First NJ
f. church last night there was good au-
given.
Manager II. II. FittOn. OF the Elys!an
theatre. gave a supper last evening, after
the performance OF the Fast MALI TO the
employees OF tho house NJ the Anderson
hotel. Twenty plates were spread and an
enjoyable time was spent by al! present
The mlIder weather yesterday spoiled
tho slcighlnE. but those with horses and
others who had thu price for livery rig.
with tho disposition 10 let so OF 1t, made
things lively during the early part OF the
day.
W.D. Jones, n former resident and coun-
Gilman, OF this city, but now managing n
ElnSS factory near Pittsburgh. dropped
down yesterday to shake hands with
friends here.
Merchants here all did better business
during the holiday rush than they have :or
I long time ard as a consequence they are
feeling good over the improved conditions
Mayor Williams will hold quite a matt
nCo This morning unless he concludes to
overlook the small fractures because II,
was Christmas.
Tho Progress Club gave a dance in Ar
mory hall last evening. y number from
wellsvlllc, Moundsvilc and Wheeling
were present.
William B!ppus OF Dayton. spent ycstcr-
day with his mother, Mrs. Christian Bip-
pus. OF the Fourth ward.
S. N. Fletcher, Of St. Clairsville. was In
the city yesterday, calling on friends.
John Jones. OF Sharon Hills, IA. spent
yesterday with relatives in this city.
City Solicitor Armstrong spent Christ
mas with his parents at Woodsheld.
Everybody took a day OF yesterday, even
the printers in Bellaire.
Mr.. W. C. Berguudthal and family spent
Christmas ut Powhatai.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec. @5.-The
Salvation army KEEP, open house for
the poor to-day, in n large vacant store
room OF new block on 81. Clair
street. Provisions had been literally
donated for the purpose and good
Christmas dinner was served. More
than 1000 men, women and childCen OF
the Submerged Tenth" enjoyed the
hospitality OF the army.
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the Western league. both being posses.
tora OF tidy fortunes. Hatfield inherited
the greater part VI his aud saved the
balance rrpn his earnings ~ a ball
player. while Pebble Jack. ms the II
Paol nrst hassnan Is known 10 the base
Dall world, through his prOpcnsliIes Tor
throwing stones at other players during
tho gaines. saved nil OF his from the
business, which no has followed ~ many
years, and invested most Of st In Wheel
ing real estate, where II II increasing In
value. Columbus Journal.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %5.-Al-
though the weather was nnythinS but
promising for outdoor sport, the hlcy-
Gle races at the Velodrome this after
rooa were witnessed by the largest
crowd ever seen At n local cycling
meet. Sensational, time was made oy
Two tandem teams In exhibition WORK.
Dixon and Lees did n hale mile In fltty-
Ave seconds, cutting 4 full second of
tn, worlds amateur record and the
American record Cor the amateur tan
dem mile was brought down to 1851 40
by kroetz and Tartau.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-Tlce-Prcsi-
dert and Mrs. Stevenson and their
daughter left here to-day for ST. Louis
where they win be present NJ the we'd
ding OF Miss Julia Scott. niece OF Mrs
Stevenson. to MI Carl Nro0man. OF Bal
tlrnorc, which event occurs Monday
evening; in st. Louis Miss Stevenson
will be bridesmaid for her cousin.
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WELLINGTON. New Zealand. Dec.
25.-All OF the Australian prcmiers have
accented the Invitation OF the premier
of New Zealand. Hon. Richard J. Sed-
don, for Il conference at Hobart, nj
the end OF January, to discuss trade
with the UuIied Kingdom and inter-
rnciprocity In natural products.
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SOOTHING. and not Irritating
STRENGTHENING, and rot weakening
small. but cffeCtivc-such are the quail
tiles OF DcWitt's Little Early RIscrs
the famous little pills. Charles H.
Goethe. corner Twelfth and Market
strccts: Bowie x Co., Bridgeport: Pea
body & Son. BrnwOOd. 2
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The successful tenn and It's friends
will participate IN the grand roast pig
banquet. which goes az the prize, on
one evening next week. not yet deter
mined on by Captain Fettc, Of the TIar-
vest team. The ncwspnpernen 0f the
city have been Invited to participate.
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TIE RIVER.


Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. 1 n. III.
Parkarshurg BEN HUR, Il a. IN.
clnrlnSi on....j EWEL, $3.50 p M.
SIstersvIlle.. RUTH, $50 p. m.
Parkersburg .ARGAND, : p. m
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. .
Charleston. IL X. REDFORD. G n. m.
Aintamorns. LEXINGTON. II n. m.
ParkersburY LEROY, ii n IN.
Darlington. - EWEL, S:3l p. m.
SIstersville. RUTH, $50 D. III.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
GAINESVILLE .LORENA. i n. IN
Pittsburgh. :. BEN IiUR. u, m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA. 6 u. m:
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. S n, m
nnati,..N1RGINIA, s II. IN.
Parkersburg .ARGAND, noon.
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healtl,ier-anyway, doctors didluot insist
OH such things so much. That sort Of
treatment was not a "fad as it is TODAY.
Many woman goes OH suffering tortures
in silence because her natural nodesty
prevents her taking the step she knows
will follow when she calls on doctor.
There is relief for these women and 9th.
crs. 1t is in DR.. Piercc's Favoritc Pre-.
scrip,ion. This is an absolutely certain
remedy for all the weaknesses and dis
eases Of womau's peculiar organs. 1t is
the preparation Of an eminent and Sic
ccSsiul spccialist-a regularly graduated,
experienced aud skilled physician, who
has for over thirty years made specially
of diseases os women. This is the only
medicine for women that cmanates from
such source. tits sold by all good drug
gists, and its sales amount TO more than
the combined sales OF all other prepara.
tons designed for the same purposes.
HEAD uEAvTl Do you feel sleepy and sluggish
md halfdend all day. Is your Slccr rcsilcss'
Do you have bad dresmsl Does little ex-rtion
tire you outi Are you shortwindcdP Do YOU
have pnlpitatiou OF the heat? If you do yo,
probably need Dr. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets. All
Of these symptoms come from constipation more
frequently than they do from any other Gauge
Pleasant Pellets Will cure them by curing cousli
patton. The Pellets" arc the only absolutely
permanent cure for this prevalent disorder
They arc tiny, suEa rcoatetl granulcs and little
vial holds forty Of them. One Pellet Is gen.
tic laxative and two mild cathartic.
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Their" vas an exciting bowling con.
t,'st on thr y. VI. c. 4. alley. yesterday
afternoon. between thrcc teImE. which
were Captained by the following mon:
Captains. Score.
l'arHk Miller ........................... So
t'Hicf Stewart "........................,, SO
Brrl FoA' ..,','". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
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In the contest for turkcys at Fcttc's
nlIsyR yesterday, John Roth won the
Nr3t gobblcr, with a score Ot 1911: Henry
liuuSermun the second 1856: John Spot
del the ,thirI. I79: q. Webster. fourth
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Last nights games in the South Side
bowling LenEue resulted in thr"p victories
for Harvest over the Ceramic crowd. The
Grprr In Iefnils
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GIL Hatfield aud Jack GIasscock are
renuted to be the wcdi.hIeJt players In
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The marks at y. m. showed feet 0
inches and stationary. Cloudy and cool
er.
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GENERAL NOTICES

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Having been appointed administrator OF
the eSiutc OF Alexander FreW. deceased,
notice is hereby given 10 all persons In
debted 10 said estate 10 settle with the
undersigned without delay. and all per-
sons having claims against said estate Will
preseH; Zach claims. properly certified BY
affidavit. fo7 settlement.
JOHN FREW. Administrator.
lc.l No r. Fourteenth street
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While all waS anticipation over the
bringing OF big musical attractions such
Us :he above named. and others Tow
under Amusement. some true lovers Of
music started the idea OF Il Dutch treat
club" Every good thing will be taken
In by this club. The independents OF
the whole scheme Is delightful. and that
many will be the opportunities is the
SINCERE wish OF D.
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UTANTED = EXPERIENCED SHOE
W salesman to travel In Western Penn
sylvEn!a, Northwestern West Virginia and
Eastern Ohio. Address SPRAGINS, BUCK
x CO. Baltimore. Nd. dela-tth&s -
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|3S$sss$$ss $3.50
\ Sports
BOWLING.

The BOwler's day programme pre-.
scented to tho consideration. OF The
bowling tmtrruI,y by Colonel William
Fc.te. NJ the Harvest Homo alleys.
South Side, drew n large crowd yestrr-
dav afternoon AMI last evening. Tho
feature Of the day was the cO-cullcd
handicap match between teams OF two
men selected from the eight teams OF
the South side Bowling League, which
began at ! O'Clock In the afternoon was
The fina work OF Sid SarvGr, Ot the
Harvest pair who rolled the best iNdi.
vllual score. 1876. He also distinguish.
,sl himself by making the most aim.
cul. spare" OF the afternoon. though
GuS MGIRciner, OF Famous, made one
tina. was almost equally as difficult;
Randy BoOS took the lead al the start
and the Harvest men were AWAY IN the
rear, their FIRST two frames being
frames, however, both Sa.Vpr nni
Archer made strikes In succession and
.he Harvest sympathlGers had Il chance
TO yell. Sarver continued his success
py making u third strike on. the next
frame. and thus scored the only
thirty" OF the afternoon. Arndt, OF
Randy Boos, also did good work md
vas handicapped by several. ualucky
"b:e1ks" on strike" balls. Colonel
Henry Schmulbach was also unEortu-
nate enough to have several bad
breaks" which prevented him from
making as good n showing as he would
have made without them,
The teams finished In these positions,
the score being given with strikes,
spires and breaks:
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-A GOOD HOUSE
w on Island. South Penn street pre-
feTred. Address c. R.. care Intclllgencor.
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NoUNG MAN-MANAGER FOR ES-
l. TABLlSHED business: experience not
necessary; wages SIS weekly 500 cash re-,
QuIrcd. Money secured Address MAN.
AGEK. care OF 1ntelligcncer. dcli'
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Possibly

You received cash for Xmas
present and are now really to
make a selection-wc'vc just
the stuff to buy. Although the
big Christmas business made
a big hole in our stock, we
have many useful and orna-
mental articles to select from.
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FOR SALE.
FOR .. SELE,

Tho National Collection Agency, OF
Washington. D. C.. will dispose OF tho fol-
lowing Judgments: 51''l'
WEST VIRGINIA.
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FOR SALE.

cAWMu.I-BIG. CHEAP. DENNIS
y SPLEEN. 81. Mnrys, Pa. dcil
NOR SALE-A TwO.sTORY BRICK
Il dwelling house, with cellar; good con-
dillon; lot i0X!.O. No, 3N Coal street.
Terms reasonable. Inquire OF n. NJ. Gar
vim. l5l5 Chaplnc street, on premises. or
OF nc. S. pEFIBAUGH. Agent. shannon.
W. Va. de-
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IN OUT great
gra
day women did
not have to sub
NIT to the exauI-
nations and local
treatment so uni
fornly insisted
upon by present.
day physicians.
, Perhaps they
, 1896-11-10
GOLD WILL BE PAID,

New York, Nov. 9.-The banks are
contemplating the resumption Of specie
payments, which they suspended in
February, 1892. by refusing % supply
gold for export and for the payment OF
government dues. THAT action threw
the burden Of supplying gold upon the
treasury. and eventually forced the is,
sue OF bonds by the government, which
aroused so much complaint.
Since the election the metal has been
coming into the banks IN such a flood
they see their way clear to what be
termed the resumption OF specie pay
ments. BY this acabom Of the banks
gold will be put into circulation and nc
reason whatever will exist. for hoard
ing It. They Will also resume the tasl
Of supplying gold for export and thu
relieve the treasury from the grea'
strain.
, 1896-11-10
THEY ARE
California Women Highly Pleased
Over the Vote Polled.

San Francisco. Nov. 9-The women
who fought so well for the right Of SUIT
frage in California are highly elated at
the result of their contest, as shown by
the latest returns. They consider their
defeat a virtual victory because Of the
great vote polled.
Incomplete returns from all the
counties show that the suffrage amend
ment received in round numbers 80, 900
votes, while IS, 900 were cast against It.
The ladies attribute their defeat main
ly to the liquor dealers associations OF
San Francisco and the surrounding
counties.
The state outside the bay counties
gave a majority OF nearly 5000 for the
amendment, but this was overcome by
the majority Of 2 $1,000 in San Francisco
and $500 IN Alameda county against it.
In only Is ct the 81 counties Of the
state we're the women organized. and
every one OF these counties gave a ma.
jortty for the amendment. The suffrage
leaders feel sure Of victory two years
hence.
, 1896-11-10
AVENGED HIS WIFE.
a Florida Man Shoots His Faithless
Brother.

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p.s,sI., .
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, 1896-11-10
DOWN ON CADETS.
Labor Unions Object to Military Tram.
ing in the Schools.

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 9.-The or
ganization in the high school of the
High School cadets" formed as a re-
suit Of a spirit Of military enthusiasm
by the mail students, has caused some
what of a stir in local labor circles. and
the industrial council, Kansas Clty's
central labor body. has appointed a
committee to investigate the matter.
The committee will report in a weeks
time and, it is said, definite declara>
items against the school board will
then be taken. Although the cadets
have banded together OF their own ac>
cord and for their own instruction, the
fact that THE board OF education has
sanctioned the organization has caused
labor leaders generally to think it a
step toward increasing the military at
the expense OF the taxpayers. Radical
talk is indulged In.
, 1896-11-10
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS,

New York, Nov. 9.-The state com
mite CT the national democratic par
ty met today and decided to continue
the organization. An address was Is
sued to the democrats Of the state de.
claring the election Demonstrated that
the support Of the doctrines of the Chi
cago platform must bring disaster to
the party; that the organization which
espoused these doctrines during the
campaign could not in the future domi-
nate the affairs Of the party and call
ing upon the democrats to unite in the
support Of the time honored principles
OF democracy.
, 1896-11-10
BUSINESS
Even Colorado is Sharing in the Cen
eral Revival.

Denver. Colo, Nov. 9.-It is an
Ttounced chat tomorrow the big plant
CT the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany az Pueblo will be put to work on
a large order of steel rails and fittings
for the Santa Fe. which would keep the
immense mills employed with a full
complement of men until january at
least. The opening Of the mills means
the immediate employment of fully
500 men, 1900 of whom will be at the
mills and the remainder at the mine.
At present only 500 or 600 are at work.
, 1896-11-10

protect the English colony from hav-
ing its title questioned: and whether
that lapse OF time could be claimed,
though there should be an examination
of the title, yet all that equity demand
cd in the consideration of such title
should be granted. 1t is a very simple
solution and | believe it is not using
unduly sanguine words when | say that
| believe it has brought the contro-
versy to an end.
at is a matter of no small satisfac-
ton to the government, at a time when
anxious social questions which are of
far more Importance than political
questions are troubling them. and.
therefore, troubling the rest Of the
world. that we should remove from the
board. at all events. any semblance of
political difference which might hinder
u m action in defense of the
common heritage of society.
, 1896-11-10
The Alb. win BE Washed Away.

Tho Alps, from Il geological point q
view, arc very recent. Our Welsh hI -
though comparatively speaking ilI-.r
niiicani, arc far moro ancient. Tiny lr.
been nIOuIt ans for ages and aEr~ l., l.l.
the materials which now comps, iIl.
Eigi or the filatus were d,pU-IIrI
Indeed, we may say that 1t is b.rJll~.
they are SO old that they have I',u -.
much worn down. The Alps ihuu-.I..-
are cTumhling and being washed a~a,
and if no fresh elevation takes place ,a.
time will COInC when they Will bu 81,
luftier than Snowdon or IclvrIlym.
They have already undergone nor
nous donudation, and it has been -iyrWu
that from the summit Of Mont Blanc
some 10, coo or II, GOO feet Of -'rirl
has been already removed. DOuuIaIuu
began us soon IA the land rose abuvu tu"
sea and tho main river valleys were ~.
cavatrd. -Prarsou's Weekly.
, 1896-11-10
BONDS FOR A NEW RAILROAD.

Victor, Colo, Nov. 9.-The Colorado
Springs. Victor & Cripple Creek rail
road. incorporated several weeks ago,
hls succeeded in placing its bonds. and
work on the Line WIFI be pushed as
rapidly as possible. The funds were
awaiting The result of the election, and
as soon as the election was over they
were promptly taken up.
The new road will be an electric line
81 miles in length, and will cost $780,
900. The bonds are 6 per cent semi
annual gold bonds and they were float
ed in Boston. The directors expect to
have trains RUNNING by the first O.
July. 1897.
Tomorrow Mackey & Ross will be-
gin the actual construction of the Vic
ter and Cripple Greek electric line.
, 1896-11-10

Several large cod are kept in nj Of
the tanks of the Amsterdam aquarium,
necessarily near the surface, and there
fore exposed to a strong light from
above. Now. the cod, though mo- q
deep sea fish, is not u surface swim
mcr and lives ut depths where the sun
light must be very much modified by
passage through the water. 1t lives i'll
what to us would be- scmidarkness.
Every one of these cod expoaed to the
strong light is suffering from an cx-
traordinary hypcrtrophy OF the eye. The
whole organ has become overgrown, rs
il in the effort to adjust itself to the use
of more light rays it had become over.
equipped and then useless. The cod, in
fact, are blind.
The most interesting feature in this
change is the extraordinary rapidity
with which increased supply Of light
rays has overdeveloped the organ fol
its use. 1t has taken place, not by slow
degrees from individual to individual,
but in q course Of time to be measured
by months and in every individual il
the tank. II this example is q measurt
Of the rapidity with which such changes
take place among fish, the adaptatio,
Of those creatures which have migrated
from the shallow waters Of the deel
seas, shown by the total loss or enormou'
development Of their eyes and the growtl
Of Illuminating organs to light tn
abyss, may have been as rapid as it i
marvellous. London Spectator.
, 1896-11-10
MORE Than 100000.
PENNSYLVANIA MAJORITY IN
THE RECENT GREAT
CONTEST.
Colorado is Sharing in the General
Trade Revival Which is Sweeping
Over the Naton-Pueblo Steel
Works to Employ a Thousand
More Men-Railroad Activity.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 9.-The Off
cial returns from a majority OF the
counties in Pennsylvania and complete
returns from those i'm which the official
count has not been completed give Nc
Kinley a plurality of 3O1 PIT. The vote
cast for the Palmer and Buckner ticket
foots up only 1O.S7S. There ere 10, 900
votes for the prohibition ticket and
about 10000 for other candidates and
1871 ,9lS votes in the state. Four years
g the total vote of the state was l.,
OO3 ,01O or 1913, 918 less than cast IN
Tuesday last.
, 1896-11-10
NEW O R

New York. Nov. 9.-The anarchists
of New York held a mass meeting to-
night, which had been announced on
blood-red cards as a cCmmemoratiOn
OF The legal murder of August Spies,
A. r. Parsons, l.. L:ngg. A. Fischer and
G. Engel," the Chicago anarchists pun
ished for the preparation Of the Hay
market d%ynamiting. The principal
speaker was Herr Most, who said the
men who were executed at Chicago
were not the first or the last ITO meet
that fate in this country. He said they
were %judicially murdered and that true
anarchists would moi forget them, but
would continue to commemorate their
murder.
I'VE are not in Russia or Turkey
he said. for If we were there would
have been none Of the legal murders
The speaker then briefly reviewed
the history of the Chicago riot and the
Incidents leading up to it. He then de,
nounced the jury in the case and de-
clared that anarchy was by on means
dead. but that the present peace vas
but a calm before the storm.
August Lott denounced the judge
jury and states attorney in the case o.
the Chicago anarchists as m%urderers
Anarchists. he said, would stand to
gether and fight for the rights of the
workingmen. Revolution must come
1t would be but history repeating 1t,
self. The anarchists would yet revenge
the murders legally committed at Chi
cago. Anarchism. he said, Meant free
dom for all.
, 1896-11-10

: Jay Gould took a fancy to a preacher
in st. Louis and gave him q tip on
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, which was
selling at the very top notch. Buy 100
shares" he said, ''snd I'll guarantee
you against loss" A few weeks after
ward he received q letter from the
preacher, informing him that he had
been wiped out and asking for his guar
antee. A call followed, and Jay gave a
check for the amount lost.
"But what about my friends?" the
preacher said.
I'm not guazantesing your friends,
was the reply. The preacher had told
every one he knew to buy NJ, K. and
T.. and Gould profted thereby New
York Pres.
Daily Rspubtiooa Goc - month.
, 1896-11-10

Saturdays close. The advance was not
attended by any great degree of excite,
ment. A few open orders to take profit
on long stuff at the even figures
brought only a temporary setback.
Outside markets were particularly
strong. The visible showed an in
CREASE Of only 1,243, 900 bushels.
Threatened crop damage in Argentine.
do,eful rumors of unsatisfactory fan
seeding in Russia and France,and large
%seaboard clearances were the chief
factors which contributed to the sue
cess OF the bulls. Corn, oats and pro-
visions participated in the advance
rrCportionately.