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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16
Snnoert Gage 1T europa.

@us benz 10 betitclteu Werte bes
bohw. Batter 81. Goien, wel9er 9e9er=
mQrti9 in MaoiiOn. Winn., Yfarrer
1T, tperDcn mir in ben nddIten Woben
cine Nu,abl 9apitel aborufen, pslde
mir bon beIonOeren SntsrsIie fir uniere
Vcier holten uno bic Su9leib ais @uf.
numbering oienen IDllen li6 oas iiber=
aus interenonte y8ert brett BON Ser.
fniier gu be;iebeu. QDir peroen IS als
cinen b~eionoeren Gefolen betrahtcn,
menn man on9ibt, oaB man Our9
Ylatt ouf bas uorsu9li6e
BUD auimertIam ssma9t ipuroe:
8ittli6, 80. Nop. 1894.
gSittli@.
(S6luB.)
Wtcin lieber Neffe!
Sriibeu siebt cine S6aar frommer
Seter Den 9er0 binauk an ben psr=
ihieoenen II Sta~tionsbilDern in ge=
tru6tuno nicoerinieeuo uno banr
bsteno ben &era eritsi9t, I'm oben 0ui
bent &alparienberQ" in Der &reu3ta-
pslle am 6ube oes SreuSes Sraft uno
Stlie 81 erbitten, ibr &reus 9sbuloig
BEN GROCER &rsustrG8er nabtragen gu
tOnnen. Sn lou9en &eiben sieht orits
ben Der StraBe entlan9, cine 9rObs
S1aar frommsr Pilger. Sn 9elneins
ihaitliher PrOseilion Sieben lie oabin,
oft sebn bis iiiniSebu Stunoen ooer
ic9ar bon &oln bis 3rier, abwedielno
beteno uno linaeno, laut, thar uno
oeutli6, oaB es bis our1 Die @Oltsn
brin9t, hinoui: Seilige; Sobannes, beis
Tiger Martinus Ooer i6merSbaite Wuts
ter 8pttes, bitt fir uns. gBir bitten
bid, erbOre uns uliU. IRAN mus
ouBerbalb Seutidlanos, auBerbalb Der
&beiu0sgcuo 4eben, I'm iplb biientlis
Dies Sebeu uno Sdnoeln i3dben su Ter.
men: g8ie eiu &ino, 0as CUR Wutter.
bruIt Suriiftebrt, I'm SD1r niht Die
WuttermilA abcr bic Wutterliebe bon
Neuem einSutrintcn. 10 tebrt Der jabre=
lang Nbweienoe in Die trierii9en 2anbe.
nm bon Neucm 8laubcnslisbe su trims
fen. Ssrrlibes 2ano oas iolbe Ses
wobncr blr9t uno 9liiflib Der Sirte,
Der iaQen lam. ipie Der boawiiroiolts
Serr Sii6oi BON 3rier mir ~9e9enilber
al ieiner 3oiel GuBerte: ,Wir boben
ein urnles &Olf, abcr eiu 9laubi9ea
Bolt"
Die 8e9eno all Der Woiel LIT re9t
molcriIh. NiAt mr. Die pielen &apel=
len. SeiliQenbdus6en, Stationeu unn
Sreuse aui Der SODe oOer al ben ger'
gen entlan0, itimmcn sur NnoOAt; bic
9iatur Ielblt bilft. bos Sers 81 8Ott 81
erbcbsn. Vie Woielorte 9lei6en guar
chamber 10 genau, ME ein Sorf in Der
GiIel benz onoern dbnlib 1T. Seoes
SDrf bat iein @appen, feline Yur9s
RUNE Ober GhlOB. llm0ebsn bon
Sbfbdumeu uuo Q8einbergen, i1auen
Die Srte ruie aus berrlibem @artsn bers
Dor. Sober SUP GrOe 1T dngitlib be-
nilbt uno in iteilen 9reppen iteiet Der
gBinser BON Seet gu Beet, oft 800 SUB
in Die SObs. no lid ouf Dem fla6en
Shifer nod elm Yldb1sn fir einen
&ebltOd Iinoet. lluo orpben auI Der
S0be, oa lteben bic 8uinen Der SblOl,
Ter Der ebemoli9eu Gr66en, oeren ga.
men nur mehr i'm 8Oltsmunoe lebt.
Sa ih6n 1T Dos Wpieltbal uno it
ia9te mir mebr als eiumal: .Sisr mOdt
i6 iein."
SD babe nun bic fir bic Greuno-
i9ait sriOrosrli9en Wslu9s in Der Del.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

glenn Die Silberleute BON Der Tine
bei6rdntten Silberprdaun9 nno bic
Uololeute bon Der alein=8Ololuoen=
ieliama1cnoen @olowGbrurg ablebcn
mplIten, 10 lieBe Ii9 eiu per~nitnItiges
glbtpmmen t~reien. .0erolo oss
Gldubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

Wdbrcno Die VI. .. a." es ben
&atbOliten ais elm .Serbrehen" a,s
re@net. bOB oieielben in 9cpiNcn puuts
ten lin @lNubeus- 6ra9en) ibr Yripat-
urtbell Dem Oes Yaplies uno Der tatbo=
IIltsn Stride uutsrOronen, psrtRnost
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

ga, Bauer! ous lit 9ans mas Qn.
osrs. Die Anarbiiteu auf Guba lam,
pen nit SOnNmit. Sa8 lit, nab
anerItanil6cn Principieu auf Der
perle Der gntillen erIaubt, aber nidt
aut Dem Seumartt in Gbin9o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

Sieb3i9ldbri9e Cuttings 6iueIte
,paren oieier Gage ais 3slseu Dor 8e-
rl6t in Columbus, Snolana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

Illus ben 1887 Oeutibeu 3eitun9en
IN ben Yer. Staaten iinO nur spsi IGr
Srei-S il6ss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16
WerfwarOiecss

Die erite 3eitunQ prroe in Soma
am |. Wai 1889 in Dubuque Beraas.
gs9sbea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16
Sur 20 dgrun9S. 5rnse

ihreibt treifcno Der oGtnS. .. 90: IS
0ibt in Der QGn3en 98elt tein @olo
StNno0ro=GnnO, IN Dem nibt nebcn
benz @OIoe ou3 SLIDER ais @clo be-
nuBt lpiirOe. llno es Gibt in rer gam
sen 0elt fein Sil6ers Stnnooro=Gonh
no uebcn Silber aud @Olo i'm llml0uf
ware. Sn jeOem &anOe Der Groe, oas
Die fret Silber=Yfd0un0 bat, berriht
Die ou5I1llebli0e Silbcr=g80brunQ,
uno 1T Silbcr oUs cin5i0e 6elomttoli;
luaDrenO in jeoem @oIo=Ndbrun0ss
Ydnoe betot Wetdlle nit uno neben
chamber ais Gclomittcl oiensu. 3rOb=
Gem fNGren Die omeritOnii6eu 6reilil=
ber=S 6lUdrmcr fort, iib ,Ylmctclli=
lttn" 3l nelr1er1 llnO mNden ben Gplo=
XCllten Den GornurI, DAP nicie ben
@elbuOrr0tb oes 2Nnoe3 um Die Ndlite
ucrmiuDsrn wollen." 9ie Ser. Stuu=
ten b0ben nob niemols 10 piel Sort=
QcIo 9cbNbt, ais ieit lie Die Ircie Silber=
Yr00una eingcltcllt bdben. limo mrnn
lie jebt bic freie Silbcr=HrdQun9 mie=
Der OufneGmen mollten, 10 wilroc oas
iOiOrt ben 0rDBten je erlcbten 6elomnn=
get 3ur TOl0e bUbeu. Sas @olo milroe
ullfer GUn0es Qeben, unO 0u5 perblei=
ben0e SLIDER uno Napier Uiiroe nuI
Die Sdlite ieinss bisberi0eu @ertbes
linten lnO nllr nod bic Sdlite Der bis=
bergen 3ienlte leilten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

Ter GnrtQmpfcr Der Silbcr=0ellte in
9cut'AINuO, DR.. Nrenot, ncrrrnbrt Ii6
Oui's trdIti9itc gcQn nO9 bI0oIiuni9e
Srciben Der umeritanii1en SjlbcrbOloe,
melhc Ouf eie9ere unO uIlCiniQe Omeri=
tUnii6e G0uit Die Silbcr= Greiprd9un9
einiitDren wDllen. Iie G%inIubruuQ
elmer iOl0en omeritoniiNen Greiprd=
QunN - i09t er - ipiirOe gu iol0' cnt-
icBtihen Giuan5trn6en fitDren, onB auf
picle SabrSebnte Dinou5 OU5 Silber=
9elO in Der gOnsen cioiliiirten Q&elt in
8Qn5iiAen Yerruf tOmmen mitbte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

Der nSpleil" entnimtmt elmer Sta.
tiltit iiber oas fransnlii6e Seamteu.
tbum folgenoe 3iffern. 6rantrei6 be.
iiBt i'm 9ansen 527. 600 @eamte.
Sierpon iino 400, 900 bonn Staute,
5000 BON ben departments uno 1lS,,
600 BON ben @emeinoen ansefeQt.
Die Summe Der 6ebdlter oieIer 527,=
700 gsamtsn srbsbt lid id6yli1 oii
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

Sin ieiner etbnolo9iiber Ttnterih,sA,
- '&afcrtp iun.: .@obosr. mas Is
Der llnterlhieo 5wiiben e ,@erman"
III e uSutbman p S'Rofertp len.:
~9Sannlte Did init m 8eiti6s priiaslit,
uno Oh perbault i'm, 10 lit er e
vSuthmGn"; ibld9t er Dir aber ale
&noHen i'm &eib eutSwsi, 10 nsrmt man
ibn { German.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

CHICAGO-Whcat ruled weak all
day and closed at a decline Of lie. 1t
was due almost entirely 10 liquAation.
as the news as a rule favored higher
prices. The weakness was communica-
ted TO other grain markets, corn clos
ins &c lower and oats &c lower.
Flour steady.
Wheat = Cash, No. spring,
79Ec: No. J spring, zoe: No,
red SOL. G90Lc; December 7S%TSO5sd
7GHTi9Ic: May SlTsGsiaSa3.c; July
TGSG7S. T,6s,c.
Corn-Cash. No. =. &c: No. !? yellow
PC: December ?2%T22hh23hH &c;
January 23GG23lsa23&c; May 26hG
Oats-Cash. No. >, re; No. . white
re. No. J white I. o. b. l7AI2lhc: De-
cembcr l7HTlSisRi7&c: May 2iiad
2I5SM2lSc.
Ryc-SO. >, ilc.
Barley-No. ., nominal; No. ). 2sT37c:
No. 4, (. o. b. 2id2Sc.
FlRxsccd--No. /, 75hT1Sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 55.
Mess Pork-Cash. per barrel. Sc So;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
PAPER MILL POOL
To he rormei-The Trn., scheme wa, a
Failure.

NEW YORK. Dec. "a special dis.
patch from Boston TO the Evening Pos,
says: william \. Russell and II. NJ.
Knowles, OF Boston, two OF the most
prominent. persons In the reported COM
Dinat!oG to control the paper mills Of
the country. have gone to New York
TO attend u meeting at which Il l. -T-
pected details OF the combination viii
be completed.
From one " the leading men in the
combination II was learned that the
proposed agreement between thu mills
VIII not take form OF trust or console
dalton, but Will be a pool to control the
output sales and price OF paper used
by news publications, An attempt WAS
made TO form combination OF all tho
mills In the country, merging all the
property into one large company "
tJi,O00,OO capital. II was almost hope
less 10 put this through. for eAsh man
ufacturcr thought his property was tn
most valuable. After several absorilve
attempts 60 form such a combination.
the Idea was given up and since then
the manufacturers have been working
10 secure IA pool
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

CHECAGO-For cattle price. were
weak and about i0Gl5c lower for :he
genera! run. but prime cattle remained
active. Sales were on Il basis OF s. SOC
20 FOR the ccmronest beef steers UP Ia
81 1904 50 for good choice. with fancy
oeeveS saiable a: s. 25Tj 35. There WAS
4 fair traffic In s;ockers and feeders,
sales ranging a; s. s5GI 10 for Common
10 Prime lots. Butchers and Gamers
cattle We're fairly active: COWS selling
largely AZ s. C1I3 90. wh!ls cO>d 10
prime hei.ers went for 60 25Gi CO.: bulls
sold at 81 $685. 90: oxen az s. +0sI3 -:
stays al s. 1jd3 90. and calves At 81 75T
: 60. Texans sold az 81 10. The enor-
nous run Of hogs again broke prices. re-
duc;:ons OF Rbou: l6c being the rule.
Sales were made all the way from 81 90
fur cOarse heavy up 20 8 80 Tor few
prime medium weights. heavy packing
lots being the worst sellers. The bulk
OF the sales occurred at s. s0G3 - and
very little trading was done over 50 20.
Prices for sheep and lambs were l5G36c
lower than on Monday. Sales ragged
at ): QGGs 80 for common fioCks ~ sheep
up to 3 25d3 80 for the best, westerns
going at s. 5Oa5 IS. Lambs sold az
81 @5G5 Is. largely at - 00l.5 90. Sheep
wen, chiefly al s. 1903 y, feeders bring
ing 3 seas -. Receipts: Cattle lI,@o0
head: hogs IS. 900 head: sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Caitle steady;
prime 81 5OQi 20: feeders - s0a4 90;
bulls. stays and cows s. e4dS 40 Hogs
steady; prime pigs 81 7ed5 IS: best light
Workers g 6OGJ 65: common to fair
Workers 80 1913 30: best medium s. SOP
, s.: heavy 50 S0E3 40; rouEhs 81 e5f9
10. Sheep steady; prime IS SOFAS IS;
,,t,- e. cNE,q IN. common g nDFIa 20.
common tn good lambs 50 SrtuI 80; veal
calves So 50u6 -.
CINCISNATI-HoSs active and low
or at s. 50G3 IS: receipts $500 head;
shipments I.SO0 head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF the Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. money on call
easy at iET2 per cent; last loan per
cent; closed At lisG2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper iG5 per cent. Sterling
exchange easter. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S6Ggi Sos. for
demand and 81 Sa4Gi So, Zoe sixty
days, Posted rates 81 HIi Ats and
81 S7aGi S.. Commercial bills 81 So. Bar
silver CjiSc. Silver certificates 6jr,g
GJl.c.
The stock market to-day displayed
considerable irresularlty. but nuctua-
tons aside from the high. priced spc-
clalties which moved In quite an errat-
&c fashion were mainly within mar
row range. The railways were less
prominent than usual IN the trading
and comparative prices faii to reveal
| noteworthy changes, as result OF the
days operations. The opening was
strong and higher In sympathy with
caoiei advises from london OF !mpTov-
ing monetary conditions and higher
prices Tor American securities ut that
center An active arOitrage inquiry
| was also noted. The bulls were enCOur-
aged By the appearance OF commission
house orders which included some %;
I the gilt-clged class OF securities. The
continued rally was regarded as nat
| ural and there was a greater DISPOSE
| ton 10 take 4 matter " fact View OF
| the approaching reassemblaSe " Con-
| Gress. Tisre were evidences Of pool
support. The more seas1Hablc weather
was considered legitimate explanation
OF a brisk demand for the anthracite
| coal shares and New Jersey Central
was especially prominent. \ revival OF
gossip regarding the uadou6ted strong
financial position OF the Omaha COM
pany and renewed rum0rs OF a favor
| able divided on the common which
are being taken seriously in specula-
tive circles. contributed toward rise
~ per cent In that stock and strength
sncd the general !lSt.
The bears made decided effort to
check the upward movement about
midday ard by directing considerable
pressure against the hlGh-prlcet shares
precipiilicd declines In the general
market. some stocks recedInS % below
yesterdays final figures. Sugar was
again under pressure aud American
Spirits common and preferred yielded
sharply. but made ! partial recovery
later Chicago Gas developed agrees
IKE strength IN the final dealings and
E4IstA Ia lFe4 NEl4N IrA tla5AAtaf Ns'S SN-A-
eTll market closed heavy In tone
The bond marke, Suled firm and
higher.
Governments were fsatuTeiess.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
i75. 30 shares.
Evening Posts London financial Ca
bleGrlm:
The stock markets u,.re quiet and ir-
regular today. The chic, feature was
che rise In Americans. which were more
active than Tor several days past As
cabled 10 you on Monday, the buying
OF Americans hero in the last two days
has been OF a good kind and to-day pr!c-
- shot up from the opening. New York
prices supporting the r!s' here. the
close was st the best. Consois were
strong There was reaction in AZ
gen.!nes. and CruEglys We're fat on
rumors OK 4 revolution. Mines were
also fat. II appears that there !s no
bottom to them.
The Paris and Be-i!n markets were
S-n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03


December closed at IS ~: january
y jilsuI i0g7 20; May 81 gOtfS Ol'su
SG!E.
Lard-Cgh. per 100 lbs, 50 so. De-
sember 81 IOn5 HRI3 Iiiz; January
" SlisuJ 9jHj 20; May ~ lVpI lIHu
la
short Ribs-Ca4h, sides. " i1n' %:
December closed az - NJ; Jhnnlry
~ S0UJ 9iHUJ 80; May " 9'Hhi lVg
iOia'
DSy sailed shoulders itUiac.
short clear sides 4Iil.c.
Whiskey-DiSUllers' finished goods,
per gallon. 81 IS
sugars unchanged.
Butter-Nlarket rrm; creamefies l1h
ETC: dliries l0nl0c.
Enthusiastically at SisrsS.c.
Eggs-Flrm: fresh .sc.
7 NEW YORK-Flour. receipts s5.7O0
barrels; exports lI..:G barrels: market
was dull and lover 10 sell; winter
straits 81 J5dI 90; Minnesota patents
81 coat IS. Wheat, receipts s0g.7OO
bushels; spot weaker; No. hard sl'sc:
options opened upon expec:edly lighter
Liverpool cables. bu. was promptly
weakened by abundant liquidation and
closed al SaSc net decline; NO. red
SiisbSg+.nS'hC: December closed at
Nhc. Corn. receipts $4,000 bushels
exports Si.sJ6 bushels: spot weaker: No.
2yc, options opened steady, bug We're
weak all day. closing al isGhc net low
er; May closed al 32isc: December clos
ed NJ &c Os.,s, receipts G6,iOo bush-ls;
exports jI.lH bushels; spot easy NO :
&c. options Inactive and heavy, and
closed AsEAc lower: May closed at
.aNc; December closed at use Hny
dull: shipping 5jd6oc. good 10 choice
1og 15c, Hops firm. Hides steady.
Leather firm. Beef steldy: CUT
meats duIl; picked bellies tlsU5l.
piciIed shoulders 'c' plcNI'l h'.ila o-sp
&c iArI easier western s"' me-
w rrI'hed steady FoFN qg,e., az
10" uuIS k9ilh Pnitt lIl P""H""
Hrher az -'b-''sS. lice S'eII! MO no
IlsSeS steady. Co;tonseTd on Nesh,
prime crude &C ashtI, ouNtsE hI-Ges
-, prime whltc -,'sW-S,= Nos.'y' op-
'ioifS VPeueu steaiy AZ lplhls HMrr
a iii Closed easy AZ ISH-V points ae' We
Arr. 49, - -, c,'yS, 80 s,.,1y
- .,, 49, -. "''H
BAL lMOHE-fIouF ouil anu IN
EHiuseu, ftC-!l.s li:-vS odtTets' eN-
l POTS t--'II VIL Ie.S. Mhe1. "tah. apo'
s'-N.c; m"a y, soi sV;.C, Nay ~ dSS-
tSt hns5nIs. go IT,, ~. s,,,rnic
aS[,at. -, ,I,,I, IA u -. ~, SSa. y.
80 .. In 49,. ~ r.:.,n,s a ~
bushels. sxrI-,. = ia bn.b.I.s s1utb.
az, ,rb..a -, >, ZOO. Ca ,,.sJ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad,
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. Q. BREWSTER, Receiver.

= Z
Time Table No. Is, 10 take etyec, I3:ol n
m, Sunday, November 10, 1856
Leave Wheeling t9:tS, sll.I0 a. m.
f::::l, .3:lS. ti:3O, $3.50 y. IN.
Leave Peuinsula-TS:tS. T9.5l, HAS, a. m.
is:.J, '5:sl. 7i:S6. goo y. NJ.
Leave Martins Ferry-'s:l.. fs.5I, sil-S3
A. m. t.:s.22. '5::;. iti2, ;9:lc y. M
Arrive Terminal Junct!on-fS:l1. tlo:0,.
HIS a. n" T,..rn,innl jmnctioS . ~! p; nm. M
m. ..?.I1 a. IN, 1852. si:0j, t5:i 'S:i5 .. n.
Leave Martins Ferry-'1:sS. $50; a. m.
'l9:iS. yi.O5, ti.lo. 1919. ISIS, p. M
Leave Peninsula -t1:A. i9:H a. M, .l2:SL
sill, it:l5. t5:"S. 1853 p, M.
Arrive wheclinc-sI:'O. 1880 a. M, 'l2: 81.
fiiT, ti:sJ, 1881. 80 IL y. NJ.
Daily. tpa!ly except Sunday. Sundays
only.
All trains Will run on Eastern Time
]. E. TAuSSlG. Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

NEW YORK-Business was OF a very
moderate character for seasGnab,e
goods, but orders were placed Tor spring
specialtt,4. such as printed and woven
wash Euots. Pacific cotton warp cash
meres have been advanced TO 1917, II
and IA. respectively. for L. G.. VI. C
and r. c. BalIardvale white Hannels
arr advanced per cent Merrimac in
digo blue a; value, Printing cloths dull
al exc, and no sales reported.
FALL RIVER-Print cloths quiet at
a..c. Moderate demand FOR futures In
both odds and regulars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
GOING NoRTH-pEPART.

Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
tins Ferry and c., l.. x ". Depot in
Bridgeport.
Daily between points marked
SUNDAY only between points marked
Other trains daily eNcep; Sunday
On Sundays Train runs to UhrichSvIl,
only, and on same days Train I and 4
starts from Uhrtchsvllie instead OF Bridge
port,
Through connections and through tickets
20 III points. call on agents or address
W. Il. WOoDFORD. Gsn. Manager.
Cleveland, Ohio,
claypllul nbto
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
An OBJECT LESSON
which show, How Wages epend tpor
the Tariff.

indianapolis Journal tRep): The an
nourcement in the Journal o. the set
clement OF the long controversy between
;he wIrriow glass workers and manu-
facturers doubtless gave pleasure TO
great many persons, including Il large
number In Indiana. The terms or the
settlement are interesting. the confer
rnCe between the workers and manu-
facturers took place Ut PITTSBURGH anu
ti-s dispatch says:
when the Two committees came to-
gether this afternoon the manuiactur-
ers were firm IN their determination not
TO pay more than last years wlges.ana
the workers finally agreed. The scale IS
10 per cent below tha; asked by the
union at the opening OF tiSs heSotia-
lions. a provls0 vas Incorporated 10 the
agreement which Stipulatcs that should
the DinGley bill pass Congress and an
advance In tariT OF 10 per cent result
tho blowers and gathercrs shall receive
an advance in wages OF 10 per cent. II
th. tariff advance should be less than
Ii p-ar cent the wages shall be adjusted
In proportion. Should the tarin ad-
vance be more than ID per cent inc
wages OF the four trades In the wind"~
glass business shall be rc-adjuSled IN
proportion 10 such advance"
There has never been more distinct
and emphatic recognition OF the oene-
fits OF protection. and OF Its direct Ell
feet on wages than this. The position
OF the window glass manufacturers
practically Is this: Under the PTesen.
rate Of wages. but II the duty on tor-
eIgn window glass shall be increased 10
per cent, there shall be In an advance
OF 10 per cent In wages. and II tiT du,y
shall be- Increased more or less than IL
Der cent the increase OF wages shall be
in the same proportion. This proves
bcvOnd question that protection does
protect and that wage carriers are It's
direct bencfCialieg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
Ni'onl,
NEW YoRK-wool quiet.


Symrtoms-Moisture: Intense itching
and singing: most ut night: worse by
Scratching II allowed 10 ContInu. tumors
form, which often bleed and ulccratr. he.
coming very sore. SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT stops the itching and bleeding
heals liberation. and In most cases re-.
moves the tumors. At druggists or by
mail, for 20 cents. DR.. Swayno & Son.
Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

Simply apply ,SWAfNE,S OINTMENT.
ter. eczema. itch. all eruptions on the
face. hands, nose. etc. leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great heal.
Ing and curative powers are Possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist FOR
sWAYNE'S OINTMENT ,thsSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 o.: GER
tlGcates opened At 81 O2ls. highest a.
81 o.: loves; at 81 02i:; closed at 81 OS
shipments S9.TSS barrels; runs Sl..:s
barrels.
NEW YORK-Pennsylvlnia crude
steady; January 81 % bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
Metals.

NEW YORK-PiG iron steady: south
ern 81 COGl2 %: northern Sill O0Gl3 90.
Copper easy: brokers llS.c: exchange
81 25Gll 57I-. Lead strong: brokers'
81 75; exchange 3 0j. Tin dull: straits
81 30; plates dull. Spelter firm; do
,,,efIe SI a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

OPERA singers and public speakers
can keep their voices clear and strong
with tho family remedy. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

utes reading would
make me Almost Wild:
there were pulling and
drawing sensations IN
my legs all the time,
so that | could no: ST,
stu. In this conti-
toa | began taking
DR.. Miles RPstnratly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
DIRECTIONS.

DIRECTIONS.
APp,y a particle OF
fss E1lm directly
-,d the nosirils.
DrAv str o n Z
hyeAthH through
tss nose. Use three
.n.s . day. after
seals preferred.
i.i bs.ors retiring
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

1NTELLIGENCERs JoR OFFICE
i. NKwTiPE SKILLED WORkNES, HOSgSr
COUNT And TASTY WORK. Send FOR priosA
lSTELliGEScEg
Sand 81 FourLesnth si.ee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

yHES a we'll known minister after
W suffering for years With heart dis
w ease, Is cured, II Is netSurprisinr
~, he should publish the feet for tho
,,s.s, O. Others. Rev. ]. .PfSmith. iOlS
yslioa s.. Baltimore, Nd, writes: FOR
r,,,s 50 GereG from a severe Tosm Of heart
A,,l,s. used Or. Niles New Heart Cure,
~! ny heart ia now In good condition.
E,tea,lJ. other Affections cams upon me.
here was huumins, painful sensations on
Is, and back OF my head. Fifteen min
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
ELY'S
iRElN BALI

Oosns ari cleanses
tae Nasal Pas
ages Allays Pain
al Inflammation.
Etl!S and Projects
,ss Ntuhars ;ror
Sass OF Taste a.
Istorast Gives re
II druggists or by
E1.l
-EgSEy d War;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and
uI'er Nov :, iSS. Explanation OF Ref
s rene, Marks: DAILY fDaily. except sun
wy !pal'y. except Saturday. ip1ly. s1-
eept Monday. iSlndays only. Saturdays
OnIl Iasirrn St.ua..a ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19


Phy clans !. IL
specialist: !i -
successful t,r,ssu
S %sn. q pstsasllII1,ssss
man or
kisass;rclALr!rs,,.
srssscific b Il,o!xo.,,E
sorlsng. . nersvs ~
urinary dfnryssrIcs
e. hyo'ri
iRs r. IN s it!:'s :, -
and blood ans
Al1Au
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
ROGER G. MILLS.

.iramert of All So .. a,la inc re
cre-nviIl. No..
80, "'i' - y yer =
hhis. senior member Of the Ealtei stare.
senate from Texas, delivered tho o,e,i,,,.
VI a. campaign IN N : c.,y TO-
lay Inc court housc was packed T.
iverfow ing r.nprrser,a, yc.i,,., 49,,
,, -, ANN" '''t'"-
'"' u" 'N' speaker ana raih an eloGueat
rlbr-e 10 his ability and statess,alisAlp.