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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
VIII Continue tho Work.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. lS.-
Secretary Mercer. OF tho Republican
congressional campaign committee,
sad to-day that there was practically
TO further doubt that Tho committee
would continue active work during the
next two years and probably until 1900.
Mr.. Mercer thinks that the national
committee ultimately will Join the con-
grcss!ona! committee In the mainte-
nance OF headquarters IN Washington,
hut this step probably Will not be &C.
;crTnined upon before che converting OF
ConCreSS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
THE MARxEr WENT UP
While speaker Read wa, Talking At
DnIuth.


DULUTH. MINI. Nov. lS.--spcnkcr
Thomas u, Heed wns on the floor OF the
Duluth board Of Trade this afternoon,
ana wap prevailed upon to make u short
speech. lie said:
II am not here to talk politics, and |
10 not want 10, but since you Insist.
VIII say that we have had an election.
That | believe. II an assured fact.
ObaughtcrJ. Whether the result be
TlEht Or wrOHE, we must live under II for
four ErurH, There Is one thing | do
want 70 call yuur attention 10. with the
revenues OF this nation running from
SJOOo0,C00 to S5000O,OO0 below It's ex-
pcnscH, We can never expect 10 hold our
heads among solvent nations, a bill
was Introduced In the last Congress
which did no; infect the tariff question
1T all. but was only 10 raise revenue,
appeal to you ag business men TO invGgti-
gate this matter and create n sentiment
that Will result IN the passage OF ouch a
bill as Will enable US to establish our
selves Rs Il solvent nation"
While Mr.. Reed was speaking all OF
the tIck"ra were stopped. and when they
were started again, the market had gone
up half cent.
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h0USpsyILLE
A miscellaneous sIeisnEo OF Minor Mar
tor rom NInr,hnll's MetrOpoli,.

Tho Issue OF $500 OF bonds OF the
Moundsvils independent school district
was sold yesterday by G. Il, Oldham and
o. l.. Holiday. commissioners. Tho sue
CcsSful bidders were James Cummins and
c. lIess, OF Wheeling each party taking
I2,t0 worth. Following Is list OF the
bids received.
james Cummlns, OF Wheeling. for entire
Issue. per cent premium and accrued In
terest from January !. 1885, the date OF the
bonds, or FOR $40 worth. N per cent pre-
MUM and accrued interest.
c. Hess. Wheeling. for entire Issue. per
cent premium and accrued interest.
!. J. Potts, Moundsvillc, for whole OF
Issue, SECS s. and accrued interest.
W. J. Hayes & Sons. Cleveland. O., for
whole OF issue tSgS5.
The award was made equally between
Mr. Cummlns and Mr.. Hess at their pre-
MUM bid, Mr.. HcsB agreeing to take one
half OF the bonds at his bid for the whole
lot. The proceeds OF the saH amount to
{5,3lT IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. is.-The
navy department made inquiry to-day
OF C0mmandlnt Sicard, at the New York
navy yard, as to the truth OF reports
THAI the new dry dock now about COM
pletsG WAS defective. The coumandant
answered:
NO collapse OF dock: some OF The al
tar5 at head OK dock bUlGed In Rbou: an
Inch: not an important matter.
Officials AZ tho department gay the de-
fecs can be remedIed easily and at little
cost. and that It in no way warrants the
reports that the dock Is unit FOR docking
the graf ships fOr which Il was teslgned
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The New School BuiidInr.

Every effort is being put forth TO have
the school building Into readiness TO begin
school next Monday, hut It Is feared it
cannot be done. 4 great deal OF work
yet remains undonc. The school hail Is
being seated. the desks arc being pIuced
In all the rooms and the blackboards are
being finished In position. The contractors
are shipping away tho material used in
erecting the building. J. B. Badger. the
engineer OF the sanitary. heating and ven
tilaung, arrived yesterday afternoon to
make n test OF the apparatus. The school
board met last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
WILL rloHr THE POOL,
Cleveland steel INLET Consumers 10 Have
Plant OF Their Own,


CLEVELAND, o., Nov lS.-A move
mcnt IA on foot among consumers OF
steel blllcts In this part Vt tho country
who claim they are dscrimlnatcd agaInyt
by the big combination known as the
Bcsscmer Steel Association, recently IN
session In New York. 10 build a big Mill
and produce their own bilcts a meet
Ing Will be called In few weeks to con-
slider the procct. For the use OF the
Cleveland consumers alone, n mill which
would turn out 100 tons OF billctS day
and cost {j0O.O0O would be necessary.
The works will probably he located In
this city. An establishment which will
not be In the association IL going up. in
Cleveland. II Is n big steel works with
three open hearth furnaces. The name
IL the Cleveland Steel Company, and It Is
stated that J. d. Rockefeller Is practice
ally the owner. LL-,.
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Special Dispatch to the lntcllIgCncCr.
PARkERSBuRG, W. Va. Nov. 49,
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the
laying out OF halt-mIlc track on Dlcn-
ncrhnssctt Island. upon which there will
be spring and fall meetings. commence
Ing next spring. During the summer
season the quarter stretch will 10 used
as a baseball ground, and Il Is said TO be
tho Intention OF the lescCs TO secure open
dates from the various league clubs and
Induce them 10 M out OH this ground,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

NEW YORK. Nov. lS.-Prcsldent Carl
HartSiron. Of the Thcatn Delta Chi fra
nifty, has isued the call for Its nftlcth an
nual convention. Tho business session
will begin Tuesday morning, November
q. NJ the new Hoffman House In this
city. The convention banquet will be
given In the same place on Wednesday
evening the IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

BOSTON. MASS. Nov. IS.-The dIrec-
tors OF the Bell Telephone Company held
q meeting here to-day, but nothing Of
Importance was done. Afterwards the
directors stated thar no acton ~ any
kind was taken In relation 10 the West
crn Cnlcu contract, and that there Is no
prospect OF 4 renewal or the making Of
Il new contract with that company.
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FAITH AND HUMANITY
The Motto Adopted by this Jewish No
mems National Council.

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.-"Falth and
Humanity" Is the motto Of the Nation
al Council OF Jewish Women The !e-
Gcnd was adopted at to-days session OF
the council. which also decided upon 4
badge. not to exceed fifty cents in cost.
60 be worn by members o: the council.
This business having been disposed OF,
the delegates entered upon n discussion
OF the report OF the committee on new
constitution. which had not terminated
when the counc!l took 4 recess for lur-
|haA-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
FOOT BALL.

oas o: the troubles existing among
.-s" ;eams Is the ease With which
S7-eE."d games are cancelled. Each
'1@. starts OUT at the beginning Of the
s--s " With their schedule OF games
,aE ."i-,!, or almost 40, when 10, ard
e'a.I' IN 4 tw!nElns everything IL
4 an!!sAlps. Excluding the
as f1uc" college teams, thH Is true,
Al fse smaller fry getting mixed In
t'-- "l,ss, or for some good reason.
'-1 and arrange new games ut will.
."s West Virginia University team
ht5 aea in a s.a OF uncertainty, in
~ E=s12rt. regarding their Thanks
t'...- gsMe, but NJ last looms up In
y" a.sit1ce tho mustod5n YOUNGSTOWN
lts''rauoT. one which III, crack
~. iTsh cleYens have fought shy Of
t...e tempting offers. One thing Is
'.'Ass certain. the West T!rEinIlns
. ~ contest where others fear
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DOGGY" Trenchard plays right end and
Ia captain of thu eleven. which has nj.
ready defeated the +. A. c. and Du-
QucSne clubd OF Pittsburgh, and the
GrccnsburI team. and has Lost but one
game this season. 40 the Mahonlngs
are indicated y great game Is ex-
pNCtpd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

Headache cu.cd in 70 minutes by DR..
Miles Pain Pills. "Onu cent dose" Al
druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. ls.-The
unions Of the National Grange were en-
;crtaIred to-day, Many interesting re-
nnrtE on union plnnR OF agrIcultural he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

'E.- .7g campaign year, It has had
si q forcing colleges 10 play
a'slriat!OHs more generally, as
D.. ~ Il larger guarantee Is se-
-Tc" the rccca: games OF the
'flin AMI their future ones,
re- arranged 10 remove the
NJ Indebtedness that has been
-r "y"T them. They play the
t.,g,5 In Pittsburgh or Saturday,
.. tFy hard 10 win this time. In
'.. .- game neither scored.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

: -,lAI!lT II si7unS c!even VIII 70
f.. ron ,harc to SIsteEsvilic. This
r - 'I"@aGIcut Of the Young
.r '."E'''..;r Association game there
,..,'.. .'""ti'Elng, ard promises To- be
M lot u contest. The y. ". c.
g, an college game for Saturday
~" lh" Thanksgiving game be-
l..., ~ T!gr,H aud ". Z. i. On The
..i'''n "i!l haze 10 cortcn. those
=. .'td q saturday game here.
a.. L.i' IRE gnit!uE In excellent trim
r ..Iiny'& Practice with the =. ".
...,...l. WV be lscp; up daily until
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

Tigers have had experience with
."2Hssi1wns ard do not care to
The Tigers made splendid
-. against their opponents. whose
Weight Is given ~ two hundred
....' l! Youngstown gives visiting
tie treatment that Il accorded
ny liT2c1aOur2 and r.atr0uc. the
"hJ the OhSp giants failed TO
"'i5 many teams this season
w. y 'H@n, Md 1t Eecms strange TO
~ ..aSr lover OF the game that
g. rs hardly ever leave tEvlruwn
n" West Virginia University
.1r they Will never meet Iatroba
a.. n" manner In which tls,y
Haal.! In that town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
Jacket?

Something that has certain Ncwness Of Style, is
perfect in fit and has fashions stamp on it? II so,
sec these late arrivals OF ours-pickcd from the
stocks Of the leading bought for
about one-third less than their actual value-you
now have them here at the same low prices. Those
who saw and bought yesterday were thoroughly
satisfied that the bargain was genuine one. These
will sell more-so we advise carly call to-day.
Ladies, Misses or Chidren-a less than real price,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-22

close to 500. The owners are Peter
Langsdal of Cripple Creek. Rogers Ed
mond and John F. Champion of Lead
vile and Professor Headden OF Fort
Collins.
The Last Dollar is making a shipment
Of 100 tons Of low-grade ore to the Flor
ence mill, and two cars Of high-grade
| to Pueblo. The mine has been put in
| first-class condition and from the out
look and development done viii in a
short time now be producing its usual
| quantity of ore.
| Receiver Travarr Of the Grouse lease
has a shipment of forty tons OF high
| grade ore ready and will send 1t out in
a day or two.
| The Union Gold company have pro-
duced 100 tons this weeks. of which half
went to the Brody mill and half TO the
smelters. The smelling ore from the
property is now running between $500
and $500 a ton.
On the Lucky Gus vein considerable
| development is now under way and
| heavy shipments will be started in a
| short time from both the Lucky Gus.
| Lafayette and Ruby. The London own
4 ers Of the Gus have a force retimbering
the shaft and preparing for big plant
/ OF machinery soon to be put on: also
cross-cuts are being run from the bot
tom of the 340-foot shaft for the ex-
| ploration of parallel veins The Lafay-
cite has been developed for the past
month and Is now in shape 70 begin
stopping and resume shipments. On the
Ruby the shaft is being sunk. allowing
new levels to be run. Two feet Of smelt-
ing grade is now showing in the fourth
level.
The Good Luck Mining company is
attempting 10 sell stock in the east on
the representation that a smelter Is be-
ing built in Cripple Creek. and that the
company have paid dividend OF g per
cent. A C Cline, F. T. L0vett and F.
A Goulding are the names Of the Of
ficers given and headquarters are ad-
verrised in Cripple Creek All efforts 10
locate the men and their properties
have failed. No Company is building r
smelter and no company that has paid
a dividend would be as completely IN
known as IS the Good Luck and its Of
ficers. Stock is offered for sale az 81 a
share and all kinds Of representa- tons
are made in the circulars sent out.
Love makes the world 90 noundr The
world seems 10 80 round but love makes
your head swim; that's the explanation
Boston Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-22
Spring Awakening in the Great Gold Min,
ing Camp of Colorado.


Cripple Greek. Colo, April 21.-George
". Cline and DR.. Finla Mcclure have
leased and bonded the Maid of the NIist
and the Lost Wonder. ond Mineral hill,
from A +. Perrault. the lease and bond
running for one year, and the latter is
in the sum OF S25. 900. 1t is stipulated
that the lessees shall prosecute work
diligently, and to that end shall work
seventy-five shifts a month.
A good chute of shipping ore has been
opened in the 250-foot drift TO the north
from the 3e0-foOt station in the Midget
shaft on Gold hill. The property is on
the same vein as the Meon-Anchor. and
is owned principally by the Portland
people.
In the Trachyte. lying near the town
Of Altman. on Bull hill, there is first
class showing for a mine. and at a
depth OF 10 feet the shaft is in a good
body Of ore that assays from $50 70 500
ton, and a drift will be started from
that point to cut the chute OF pay ore
that was opened in the first Level about
midway OF the shaft.
The SalIda Leasing company is get
ting our from one 10 two tons a day in
its lease on the Grace Greenwood. and
will start a shipment OF forty tons OF
milling ore tomorrow.
Machinery is being hauled TO the Chi
cago and Cripple Creek tunnel today.
ana in a short time that work viii be
under way. Il IS the intention to run
under Gold hin for the heart OF the rich
mineral belt, and with the new ma
chinery the manager expects 10 make
from eight to twelve feet day.
The Hoosier. on Tenderfoot hill. has
been thoroughly prospected and bids
fair TO make a heavy producer in the
future. In sinking a shaft loo feet deep
and running drifts fifty feet each way
on the vein. 100 tons of low grade ore
has been produced, and the vein SUI
ficiently proved up 10 encourage the
owners 60 more energetice work. The
vein is from six to eight feet wide. and
the main body runs from $40 10 $50 a
ton. and in addition there is a six-inch
streak Of phonohtic quartz that runs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-22
nIssOrRI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
GOING NORTH AND FAST.

GOING NORTH AND FAST.
No > Kansas City, St. Louis
and Chicago limited daily !05a m qloam
No > Colorado Springs, Den
yer andPacihc coast daily !CSa m 80 u Il
No 4kanSas City ~. Louis
and Chicagauight Y press
daily except Monday ..... y JOa m y Is a N
ho32 accommodation daily
except Sunday. ..........-.II IL 1Sa N I2Ol p n
GOING SOUTH AND WEST
No Fort Worth. Dallas,
Houston and Galveston
express, daily-.....--....-l .t2p m /. c. p m
No Oklahoma, TT Worth
New Orleans aud Paelnc.
coast, daily ...-...-........f ~ m "a pm
No Oklahoma, Ft Worth.
Dallas and New Orleans
express. daily, except
No Fort Worth, Houston
Galveston ana san Anto-
niC express daily, except
sunday --...-.--.-----....i 1SU NJ sssa IN
No n Accommodation, ex-
ceptS SUNDAY. .-----.---.---,. 80 y ~. - ? n
Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepsrs from
Wichita TO Chicago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepeTs on all
,6So .f 70 E orleans leans Tickets soa s55
baggage checked TO all points north.
south. east and west. Steamship tickets
sold to all European points IL lowest
las avenue. corner Main street Passen-
ger station corner Douglas and Meade
avenues IeteffOue 4sS
JOHN SEBASTIAN, HAL 5. RAY,
@. P. & T. a, Chicago D P. A.
CHOCTAw. OKLAHOMA & GULF p Z.
The Short Line 70 and from al points n
Indian and Oklahoma Territories.
Through tickets sold al Short Line rates
70 all points.
Atohlson. Topeka & santa Fs-
Leave Station Arrive
sop. M. Wlchita ....-l 1i:i6 a n
Chicago. Rock Island & Paeih-.
I Lsayei S W1is5Is ~ ATTi :
Connect With
Choctaw. Oklahoma < Gulf
Leave Staten. arrive.
s1o.aD a N .-..-EI Reno SIS :. n
Il-so a m ---oklshoznA C.ry--. 50 , n
SO a n 51e =. n
lso ,. N ..---- Shawnee --...- 20 ?. n
s.E4 - n. IL , n
E.B ,. n South McAies;s-. a. :. n.
Arrive Station. Leave
45 ? N ....-Fori smith, Il - . II
Except Sunday.
fDaiiy.
For rates azs other Information apply
to J. D. HOLDEN. Trzfsc Manager,
So ZcAlesisr. + 7
LAWYERS.
A DAMS & ADAMS.
LAWYERS
Eagle Block Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-22

Ripans Txbules: Sold by druggists, C
by mail II the price go cents box) H.
sent to The Rfpans Chemical Company.
no. 10 Spruce St, New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-22

OF Faris Bulky was shot and danger
ously wounded by man by the name
of Tom Anderson.
Anderson escaped after the shoot
ing 20 the Commanche country, but
was brought back by the former sheriff
and is now here without a warrant
until Sheriff DeFord can send or take
a warrant over there. 1t will be re-
membered that Greer county has been
attached to this county until it is or
gained"
Is A STRANGE RELIC.
At Shawnee last week one of Thorn
as Patrick's pupils while playing near
the school house picked up a strange
relic. 1t was about as large as turkey
egg, and shaped like a pear, the small
end having a hole in ii. 1t was evident
ly used by the Indians as a weapon.
To CURE COLD IN ONFn
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Ths aau eagle aaleaesaau zorne aprir 22 1896.
A Cure That Cures

is the kind that most people desire.
Such cure is Ri pan'a Tabules, but not
a cure for everything. They are for
all liver and stomach disorders and one
tabule gives relief
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-22

Love makes the world 90 roundr The
world seems 10 80 round. but love makes
your head swim; that's the explanation
Boston Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-22
s A STR.ANGE RELIC.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
NEWS FROM CRIPPLE CREEK

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il 1t fails TO
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-10

widely famed personal magnetism he
seems to be on the wane. William
Jennings Bryan is merely leaf,
tossed upon wave Of popular enthusi-
asm. The sober, common sense, think
ing people of the country have al
ready repudiated him and his downfall
is bound to be an overwhelming one.
A few weeks ago the entire country
appeared to be about ready to go wild
in it's desire to elevate the nominee OF
the Chicago convention to the
presidential chair, and the most
absurd claims were made for the boy
orator of the Platte. But it was in ap-
pearance only. The Bryan states in
the electoral college are going to be
much fewer than his most sanguine
supporters will be constrained to be-
lieye,s At. the present moment he can
c5nnt lpoH but Arkansas, Colorado,
Mississippi, Neyada, South Carolina
ana Utah, and theses six states will
cast, all told, bit Y6Aeiectoral votes.
But he night lose both Utah and Colo
RADIO. Stranger things than this may
happen within the next eight weeks.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-10
BRYAN will be Beaten.

From now on the boy ora.or of the
Platte may consider his name Dennis,
The events of the past week have
cleared the political atmosphere suf
fciently to show that no combination
of silver mine owners, political dema-
gogues and sore heads can defeat the
election of William Mckinley as presi-
dent of the United States. Mr.. Bryan
may continue to attract large crowds,
but he hasn't the ghost of show of
carrying a single state north of the
Ohio and Potomac, or east of the Miss
issippi river. To these may be added
as undoubtedly certain for the cause OF
Protection and Sound Money enough
more from the south, west and north
west to make total of 296 votes in the
electoral college. The Philadelphia
Times declares that the following
states a re certain for McKinley:
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-10
Coal Run.

Mrs. Amy Beach is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Wheeler Stevens, of Zanes.
Vile, this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lucas, of Round Bottom,
Sunday, Aug. 3Oth.
Mrs. Harriet Crawford is in Colum-
bus with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Ogle.
One of the most pleasant and enjoy.
able gatherings Of the season was the
social at the home of d. w. Story, last
Friday afternoon and evening. The
day was fine and the attendance good,
and the supper was magnificent. There
was quite a number from Beverly and
Prof. Starting and wife and Mrs Eddy,
of Marietta. were present. The col
lection was nine dollars.
Jacob Mason, of Sealover, former
resident of this place, was here shak'
ing hands with old friends.
There will be Sacramental meeting
nelQ III LHe M. Il. SuuTCu commencing 4
Friday evening and extending over
Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Delong, of Macksburg,
visited her sister, Mrs. Richard New
ton, last week.
If they did not find the right kind oi
sand in the oil we'll on Straight Run,
surely the company has the sand, for
they are going to put the well deeper
and shoot it. They believe in thor
ough test.
Mrs. Erastus Eddy, of Marietta, a
former resident of this place, has been
here visiting old friends few days.
Our school commenced Monday with
Miss Vesta Story and Miss Emma Star
ling teachers.
Mr.. Will Clark, wife ana children, OF
West Marietta, have been visiting Mrs.
Clarks parents at Equity.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-10
The Fallen Price.

Price has steadily fallen in this coun-
try since January 1891, when the coun-
try was ON the crest of the wave of pros.
perity due to the Mckinley tariff.
Price has fallen because consump-
ton has been reduced. Bradstreet's
table of prices, which has been
reduced to series of index numbers by
the American" shows that hides and
leather are the only two articles higher
than then. On the average, taking 80
articles of leading consumption. prices
are 1881 per cent of the prices
ruling Jan. ], 1891. The twin
reasons are plain Tariff agitation
has destroyed consumption. Factories
have been closed or are running
On short time. The rate Of wages
has not been greatly altered, but
their regularity has been impaired All
classes in the community. beginning
with factory operatives and going out
in the wider and wider circles, have re-
duced consumption, and very small
reduction in price will produce very
large fall in price. In addition the ex-
pansion OF the country has been abrupt
ly checked by doubt as to the currency.
Railroad building Is third OF the aver
age and sixth Of full year. The en-
tire work of developing new properties
has been stopped until men know in
what dollars their returns are to come
in. These two causes have reduced
consumption on a vast scale, and re-
duced consumption has reduced prices.
The way to restore prices is not to
double dollars, but to double current in
dustry by restoring protection and Civ
ing currency sound basis by electing
Mckinley and Hobart. = Philadelphis
Press.