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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
ANGEL GUERRA.
ADIESTRO Y SlNlESTRO

Hay que reudirse la evidencia.
FL retraimienio ha resultado inefoaz,
ha sido un golpe EN- vsgo.
so expllca.
Mtentras la masa general del psrtido
adopta esa actItud digns, y renuncia o
epvlar su representation genuina Alas
Cortes, el leader, que esta las maduras
pero no las verdes, oCopa los roios es-
cafios del Parlamento.
Y vis-dole ell Gobierno en- aouel pussto,
ileno dc cobfusiones Sc pregunta
-IY este es el retraimiento dc que hsblabanf
Pues d6nde esta Ia punta9
Para Canovas, para Sagasts, para los
poiiticos espsi1oles el partido autonomis
ia puertorriqu. no esta encarnado ep
don R4fssaa 4 4lsS:sss 0uJ -3hrs..-.
! Y es que ALI no tenemos nj hemos te
> nido otro representante.
por ESQ todos ellos se han encogid
de hombros, con la mayor iDdifereLcis
: al saber que nos abstenfamos de acudir
% las urBss.
= -sQa6 clase de partido es ese, re di
. rfan, Ell que el cuerpo permanece inact
70, sin dar asomos de vida, y la cab. z
separada del tronco 80 mueve, habla
"a gerticula como III faese una cabeza pal
g tsnte?
INo es POGO triste, que digamos, 6
papel que nos ha hecho representa- I
: lLea,ierI
Ca-,, casi hemos tocado en- las linde
> del ridioulo.
iGran j.fe!
q De nuestro bien en- periuicio
{ CON iujusticls Lotoris
q se hallA dispuesto Y propicio
]. & aproveuhar Ia Victoria;
Ia pero esqulva sl saorlholo.
Y asf andamos.
: La veld4d Oh que eso de asumir |.
: mas alta representation del partido er
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
FL RETRAIMIENT0

bre puede larzar sobre una asam
blea Ios ar6 t1ofes de IA ira 6 las
4ltivAces d. su d d-tprecio
Ahf eeta el contra del ratrai-
mieuto: 10 q1e po+ eb'i iga q me-
litar 81 ga fcito qu-brantarlo.
Fxsminemos el pro.
Nos 10 tuvimos IN 1873 POI
ligpidad: po,q ,e 20 ac+pt. bamos
Ia condic 6a & qus 80 nos rebA
,ba
SSobre qui6n iha eqnel acte.'
Sobre 81 Ministro de Ultra
mar: sobre ell Sc nor Maura, que
.os D SO q me, ced de lo+ incon
dicious les Y nos d. 'alo ilferio
res q los cubanos
S"bre el gab; nete que sancion6
al pre- cedimiento inaudito Y ro>
hizo. C n una p'umada, espan'
~ d. Il TINA clase.
iVlve aquel gabinett9 Y, dent
40 aque. gaoinete 5vivo aquel m
nstt7
No. pero aun quedan los que
sucediel on: los que no rect Il
can el erlor nj modlfican el ab
-urdo.
d, modo que hay r: z61 para
rauhcar nuesT y couducta
Y aul o. 1s de la b b. esgitIt10n n
LIdc1;aa d%;aa o. POI an os, va que n est
pro, 10 Leaaer la desvl tua y
rlulcunz ., pueb 0 ha 10 Gu d
do que ] mas padt zcan sus PIE
tiAlu, LII . u. b.l. ton aus llnpuA'
vaIOnl.es
. uu punto de delicadeza c.
lee iva, u 40 mer. CO lrUfunel-
nUs Iesp los
Ah>4a bleu / soL viene rendir
uues.IO aiuor p.s plo 81 honloLi
dol uG7ie, seuela
ESQ 90 ~ quo Va a decldlr
Do,ega iou auLuLomista. I e
oev Ll1ne puestos eus oJos eI pc
1nLclo.
Las cilc 1nst ancias, d flciles d
su y, dupllvau sus 90 'Lacuios
LIZ u ia quo 80 haco mao usubr
.. hJ lzonLe nac.Una4, cLb4oL 10 q
nut Os y LlnleD as.
~ 40 .um y md. caran los b IN
U.~ que nOs utIleeLT
Il 10 no na, AZ saben.
"a ia pl udoLcla, a eu rs ctltu'
su LacCo x4u sI.o .UL hAnOs
No nayA or dc quo el oIgu
,IU l1s .tA qua, uI DO que la Ie
morjd4d i0s olG7ro, nl 80 que A
soO Ibla ies lance est4-l lac. EN-
lpronas.
| Noou. ros, dispueetos al conba
To, Oh las Urna :, p r III Ideal,
III pIoeLOs 'anb eI al eacr4hclU
tu1ra do las u nas, por la patrla
osp romos u LquiiOs
La ID leg ,c ou 10. pondera q i
uoLnAnAa dol pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
II

El problema que resolrera 10
Delegacr6u autonomista ell ID de
act: es muy grave y muy com
r 10.
No Sc trata va de la 'xis tenria
de un partido: Sc trata do la suer-
to fntura de IN pals.
Las cort9s conseIvadoras ha'
De dar soluciones & la guerra de
Cuba: aca. en- America. los 81
dados mueren por la patria; al q
en- Europa, los din 'tados le2is al
para Ia patria. Y la obra de TO
dos, si resu ia 1iscreta y nob,e
ha de traernos la paz.
No nos toca inn iscu rnos en-
los asuntos cnbanos: somos puer
torriquenos, v mirsmos hacla 81
porvenir de Puerto REQ
Pero, por 10 q~e pu1oe sfec
tarnos, es preci 0 que cousidere
mos ia question bsjo sus tres po
sibles fasts.
Il: Que Espana domino q los
rebeldes y retabtez "a On su terri
torio La p enitud de eu lobeIaLfa
hoy en- ittsS
2. Que Espana. por cual
quier motlvo, declda no maute-
ner su derecho en- una isIa que 10
cuesta tan duros sacriiciOs. -
-3: Que la lucha SO prolon
gue indetiuidaS.znel to, Ain eepel al
Eas SSzde p 6ximo triunfo para
metz 6pei
En oil primer case vend' an re
formas amp 1,lmas, capA es d
satisfacer 30, aDhe os do Ia
dano y lie evItar que n yez ms
SO enciendan las a, y SO tiltl
los maehetes .nAuriec;os
En oil seq All vacl ars nues
tros o. Ia llstas entire uu 9slmel
de expansion 6 un leg men Il,
represloo. ap4lcables -stss erri
sin Ventura, que p ga siempr'
los agenOs delltos.
En oi tercelo subsistira el 8 s
tema de la sos penis, de la DDS
,confanza, de "a u ia tlcia, q acIas
al cual hoy IA lsmo 800 * >tel
On el Pc pol de las leyes nu 'sLra.
hbertSd.s, descon cIuas en ID
prActlca.
En cua'quiera de los tres, la
Situaclon ahol mai que nos-en,
vuelve ex 90 de uuo ira p l.
to extraordInarios medios u s, do
fensa.
kNo acudimos & las urnasf
SNo eIeglmos representatives en
oil parlRms sntC9
SNo nos souemos en- actitud d.
r6Slstir q Ia tlIanfa 8 . obteLer
ventajas do la geuelosldodf
Pues no deueromos .xtremaI
nuestras .quej - 81 las l.fJlmas e
ha a a gu.Co do los que envian
aSM adrld Gus maLdatsa los.
NO pOdremOs 1ncllnar a .os go
bierno ia Ia las Id las ue am~r y
de eQuidad para Ia co.Onla que 10
SO rebe 6 uuucA contra su baude
Ia, nj aun salvaremOS nuestlO y
decoro cOhdrnando, ues, . 1 par.
lRmento, ante ei nuudo, "a ID Jul
dad do QueS"mos lhOcehtes vlcC :
ms.
De todas maneras results gran
de La mlsion de nuestro, aln'g)
On la camara espanola.
Polq le ellos, s1 las circunstau
cias 10 plden. 81 oil oecoro h7rld
10 demanda, llegaran ha>ta
abandono de sus carg gos; lasta 10
protesta valiente que iecIame @,
honor del ter uno rtj4no; hast'
las alturas epica, en que un HON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
LIT ERATUR RA
UN CRIMEN VULGAR

=. Por cue<tio Dc mnjeres rife
Ioh syot dts h.mor=s que eats
bah gu emOrlsgaoos. Y nc &c
ellus leauiLU mue1Lo."
lD1 GualQnleI psri0dicol
People's voice., 1896-06-25
GOOD FLOUR CHEAP!

Il have had 5000 bushels of old wheat ground at
the Aetna Mills into their welEznOwn; brands OF
flour, High Patent and Robust which am selling at
greatly reduced prices can find it sale at the
following places:
People's voice., 1896-06-25
ArgOnia,
Wellington,
Belle Plaine,
Conway Springs,
South Haven.

RememberI guarantee this flour to be strictly first
class, and good the best the market. Call for
High Patent Robust flour at either of the above
mentioned places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19
nread,tun. and Provisions.

CHICAGO-There was n noticeable
lack OF outside support 70 wheat to-day,
nearly all the trading being done by
local professionals. This and the dis
appointing worlds exhibit report were
the main causes for the weakness dis
played. May closing at a loss Of &c
since yesterday. Oats and corn each
lost &c ana provisions also dropped
slightly,
Flour steady and unchanged.
Whcnt-Cash. No. spring 62isN
GgEc; No. 3 spring &c; No. 2 red 669D
GTNc: February kH6aihd62hc: May
Gl%l6GI65c; June 6tSq66466c: July
64sI eIG5ssQGiNc.
Corn-Cnsh, No. .. 27Sc: No yellow
27Jhc; February closed Mt 27Ac; May
29N@S8ts6 629Re: July 30k @SiA @S0Ac;
September 3i7S@32lS dIS2c.
Onts-CGsh, No, 2. l9Nc; No. 2 white
2l4d22iac: No. 3 white l9kG2iAc; Feb
ruury closed ut l9ikc: May 20%G2lM4
2O%c: July 2lG2lAQ2lc: September 2l@
2lA42lc.
Ryc--No 2, 3Shc,
BarIcy-No. 2, nominal; No. 3, 26@S6c
(. o. b.: No, 4, &c (. o. b.
Flaxsecd--No. l, 9Ohc,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So so.
POrt-Mess. cash. per barrel 50 S7isI
10 90; February 80 $500 92lsG9 Sc: May
$40 O2CDlO 1910 02h; July $40 l7kQlO rs
GlO l7h.
Lard-cash, per 100 lbs IS 42Ma5 as:
February 81 42hG5 47isGD6 42h; May
Sc h7HQ5 G2hQ5 57h; July 81 1905 TN
Q579M,
Short rlbs-CnSh sides, ST O5d5 10:
February 81 O515 12ihI5 o5; May s. 22is
6r6 3O@6 22h; July S. S03b S7A1b S2iI
Dry sailed shoulders 4&15c. Short
clear sides 6%@6&c.
whtsky--Di3tiiters finished goods, per
gallon, 81 22.
Sugnrs-unchnngcd.
Butter-Stcndy; dairleS S@l6c;
crcamcrIcs liI1ShC.
Chcese-Quict ut 9Gi0c.
ECgs-Weak: fresh Nh@t2c
NEW YORK--Flour, receipts 1850
barrels: exports GD00 barrels; market
weak, except winter straIEhts, which
held steady. Wheat, exports 5000 bush
ela: sold OF on Brndstrects visible and
ciesNd heavy nj hGl5c loss; No. red
February closed Ht 72hc; May closed Mt
7lhc, Corn, receipts 1880 bushels; eX-
ports $500 bushels; spot dull; No. 2,
acc: options opened steady with wheat,
closed MG1Nc net lower; May closed Mt
use; February closed ut S6c,N Oats, re-
CcIpts 20, 200 bushels: exports i,A00 BUSH
els; spot dull; No. ., 25hd25hc; options
dull md weak with the other markets,
closing AQAc net lower; February
closed Mt 25Ac: May closed nj
25kc. Hay ilrmer; receipts light
shipping 766GShc; good 10 choice
gOlD5c Hops steady. Hides steady
Leather quiet. Beef quiet. Cutmcats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 1s.-The
hearing on the rerunding OF the Pacific
railroads debt by the senate committee
on Flcifc railroads continued to-day.
Senator Morgan continued his Inquiries
concerning the destruction OF the pa
pers OF the finance and contract COM
pany. the examination resulting In
some very sharp passages between Mr..
Morgan and Mr.. Huntington. Senator
Morgan lntlmaGed that he believed the
papers were burned for the purpose OF
destroying the proof OF the Individual
liability OF the stockholders, but Mr..
Huntington insisted that they had been
destroyed for the purpose, of cleaning
out a room. and because the business
for which the company had been or
ganized was closed. He said he had
suggested 90 Mark Hopkins that the
books be destroyed, but did not re-
member that there had been any ref
erence in his conversation with Hop
lSins ITO the clause in the California
constitution regarding the personal Ia
biuty OF stockholders, Sudh q matter
as that would. he said. have been re-
ferred to the legal department OF the
rad.
Senator Morgan-Dld any lawyer i'd
wise You 10 destroy these papers?
Mr.. HuntInEton-I think not. 1t was
Mere casual matter. We did not re-
gard It as serious.
Mr.. Morgan-It becomes serious here.
should like very much to have the
books here now.
Mr.. Hunttnston-I should Ike very
much FOR you 70 have them, but IN
II. AZ Eas4K .tt. hos n Nm
existence. don't sec how In the world
you are going TO get at them"
Reference being made 10 the Call
fornIa memorial. Mr.. Huntington said
Il had emnplted from the Sutro meet
ing, but he declared that Il waS not
half as earnest as was Sutro, when he
CSutro) told him (HuntiDgton) tfldt he
would fight him II he did not build his
road out to his (Sutro's) place, where
he had saloon and gambling place.
He said that these people who were
fighting him In California we're about
as uncanny a crowd as farmer ever
found In his hen roost."
The examination was then turned In
to an inquiry as TO the payment OF the
contract and finance company in the
construction OF the Central Pacific and
OF the organization and operation of
the Western Development Company,
and the Pacific Improvement Company,
composed largely OF Central Pacific
men, engaged in building other roads
in California.
At one time during the progress of
this branch OF the inquiry. when Sena-
tor Morgan sought to contine Mr.. Hun
tinston's replies TO definite ideas. Sen
utor Frye interEered % say that the
witness should be allowed to answer IN
his own way.
II wont him to answer" replied Mt.
Morgan. THAT Is what am trying
10 gtt him to do. but am going to con-
duct this examination exactly to my
taste until the committee stops me-.
The question In this connection de-
veloped that the CentIal Pacific organ
izcrs had built three other roads In
California connected With the Central
poetic and had bought about twelve
which had falled. Mr.. Huntington
said that the roads built had cost
about $tO,0O0.pe- mile and the construc-
don companies had been paid. with
bonds at this rate. which were Issued
by the CentTul Pacific Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

CHRIsTIANAIA. Feb. ls.--Dr Nam
scR's secretary. Chrisiofersen, replying
10 thr remNrNs OF Dir. OTTO Noriensk-
Iold on the prospects OF DR.. ENnsen
having reached she pole. in which the
latter expressed the opinion Il was
hardly likely that the Norwegian ex-
piorcr had been carried with TIE drift
as far as rs degrees north latitude and
had afterwards reached the pole with
sle:lgcs, says that In clis opinion II Is
quite possible chat DR.. Nansen reached
So degrees north latitude with the
FRAN and that ne then succeeded In
reaching the pole on stedges. Christie
ferseyl claims that the condition OF the
ice there in 1898 was favorable for such
an undertaking and points to the rapid
advance of the Lockwood md Peycr
pYDpiitinns
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Dr.. Niles Remedies Restore Health
Dancer Si0llaIS

Merr Tim half tts rietims Of sorsumt.
tisa DO Est ksor tksr ta;I ii, Hereisalist
Of symptoms by which consumption can
certlinly b: detected
ccs,t, one or two slight efforts on
rising, occurring during the day and ire
euensy during the night.
.StoI. srs4ttiRg after e1ertion.
TIsFin:ss Of tie ehs5'.
OaieE talsf, especially noticeable In the
evening and after full meal.
Ctiliiufs in The evening, followed by
Shgbt frr.
Perturbation toward morning and
PlI face aud Ldngtad in the morning,
Less Of oitslilr.
Fyou have these symptoms. or any Of
them, do not delay. There are many
PREPARATIONS which chin TO be cures, but
DE-. H.lsr, easlisb Rsntaytor Consumption
has the highest endorsements, and has
stood th. test OF years. It will arrest con-
SUMPTION in its earlier stages, and drive
away the symptoms named. It is manu-
taetured BY the Acker Medicine Co., IS
and IS Climbers St, New "ork, and sod
by all reputable druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19


UNoIN STOCK YARDS. Ciaremont,
Baltimore. Monday, Feb. II.
Swine-Receipts this week 1889
head. Though the receipts were full,
being very nearly the same number as
last week, the offerinss at the yards are
considered n rather light supply, and a
moderate demand Is reported for them.
Prices vary but little from those OF last
week. Good to prime western 81 100
4 90, and others 81 b0@4 Is per 100 lbs.
gross; roughs SO 00d3 75 per 100 lbs.
GROSS. Sheep and lambs-There
is n fair trade reported for both sheep
and lambs Sheep sell at 243i4o, and
few extra 3kc. Lambs 3h44Sc gross.
Calves-Veals sell at 5d6Ac, and there
are no roughs on sale.
CHICAGo-Hogs. official receipts
yesterday 1901 head: shipments 1897
head. Cattle. receipts 1884 head;
shipments 1888 head; sheep. receipts
10. 1893 head: shipments $50 head. Esti-
mated receipts OF hogs tomorrow 3d. 900
head; receipts OF hogs to-day 10000
head: left over 5000 head; market ac-
tive: light generally SC higher, others
stronger; light 81 0OQ+ 90; mixed So $50
1 22lk: heavy 50 s5G4 20: rough 50 $50
3 90 Cattle 1880 head; market steady
TO stronger; beeveS So 2063 So; COWS
and heIfers 81 1898 90: stockers and
feeders 81 SOfi3 So Sheep, 1900 head;
market generally steady,
EAST ,BUFFALo-Cattle. receipts
thirteen cars. Hogs. receipts forty
cars and market slow ut lo415c lower;
forkers. fair to choice, 81 4S(9+ 50;Toughs
common to good, 81 5544 90; pigs, COM
mon 20 fair. 81 5Od455. Sheep and
lambs, receipts n!nety-two cars and
market slow. lambs. choice TO prime.
81 45G4 65; culls and common So $50
as. Sheep, choice 20 selecfed export
wethcrs, 50 1908 50; culls and common.
s. 0OQ2 so.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle slow: prime
81 40G4 60: good butchers 81 S0Q4 20:
bulls, stays and cows 81 75G3 so. Hogs
lower: Phi!adelphlas 81 55Gs go: best
Workers. 81 4Sd4 so: common to fair
Workers. and pigs 81 $500 ij; heavy
hogs 81 40d4 so; roughs 81 0OGi 90
Sheep firm; prime g 5Oa3 20; fair 81 rs
"a 20: common So OO12 so: lambs 50 5OG
So: veal calves 50 0O@7 90.
CINCINNATI-H Hogs firm at So ESQ
4So: receipts $500 head; shipments
. 200 head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19
F1NAKoI AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.


Markets.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1S..-Money on call
easy at 3lsQ4la per cent; last loan S,a
per cent; closed at Sis per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5,AG7 per cent, sterl-
Ing exchange steady, with aeSual bus!-
ness in bankers' bills at 81 S7TG4 IS
for demand and 81 S6lACl4 8G% for sixty
days. Posted rates 81 S7EDi So and
81 SSis0i so. Commercial bills 81 S5&.
Bar silver 679bc. Silver certificates
67la4G17hc.
The stock market was rather dull
throughout the day and devoid OF spe-
clal lnteres.. As result of the trad
ing prices are pretty evenly divided be-
tween gains and losses, but neither OF
mach Importance. During the forenoon
Speculation was In good tone. and the
tendency OF prices was generally up
ward Purchases for the foreign dc-
count were the sustaining influences OF
the market and additional stimulus
was given to the purchasing movement
by The satisfactory condition of the
money market despite the heavy drains
upon II IN connection with che finauc-
inESof the government bond loan. An
other element of strength was the al
most UNIFORM Sal1FuEleE VI AuG AEpSA -
OF railway GarnInSs FOR khe second
week OF February, which In most in
stances show gains. The closing was
moderately active. bG heavy in tone
To-day's bond operations were quiet
and embarrassing. a firm tone pre-
vailed, however and gains were gen.
orally scored. extending 10 III per cent
In Central Pacific c. OF rs. Duluth and
Iron Range iirsts figured for IL per
cet1t and Chicago G Erie hrsts, Ches-
npenkc a. Ohio IS. Fort Worth & Den
yer City First Trust Receipts and Bur-
llngtou. Iowa. division Is ! per cent.
The aggregate transactions were
S,l00.OOO
s4atc bonds came in for q little at
tentton, Tennessee settlement So AGur-
ing for Sli 600 OF SGis and Virginia Cen
turtles 5000 az 6lh.
Government bonds strong
State bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds firm.
Tho total sales Of stocks to-day were
lj7, IA shares
Evening Posts financial cnblegram:
IONDOS-Tt;e stock markets were
quiet, but firm to-day.
PARASITIC bourse was quiet, but
firm to-day.
BERLIN--The stock markets were
rather dull to-day,
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19
Wool.

BoSToN-Thee wool market here Is
quiet, though prices are firm. Buyers
are not disposed 10 purchase wool I'M
less they have immediate use for st.
The sales OF territory woods show no
considerable falling Off from last week
and are commanding good prices
Fleece woods are only in moderate de-
mand, while the market for Australian
wool continues steady. with prices firm.
The following are the quotations for
leading descriptions: Ohio and Penn
sylvaaIa fleeces. X and above 1shc;
Xxx and Xxx above 1shQ20hc: No.
coinbIng &c: No. comhlng 2S@24c;
dela4ne 2l12lisc. Territory woods.
Mom.nna fine medium and fine 1l6l4c:
secured price 36a3Sc; Utah. Wyoming
etc, fine medium and fine 1o3lSc;
secured price St92Sc. California woods,
northern spring llRlhc; secured price
33936c: middle county spring llRl2c;
secured price S23SSc.
NEw YnRR-wnoI ouiat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb, ls.-The
s.eamer PekIn from Yokohama. arrived
this morning. Another rebellion has
broken out in Korea. The governor
of the Taa- Yang d!stFlc. has been Ia
ken prisoner by the rebels. The ko-
rean troops defeated the rebels In TWO
vnf subduF.d, The insurrectlon was
caused by a royal proclamation re-
auir,nR the Koreans to slcriticc their
6ueques and wear their hair in western
fashion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19
JACKSON AND wALLIEG
Have Their Hearing Continued : Nc
Trouble on the Street.


CINCINNATI. Ohio. Feb, lS.-owlnE
to an incendIary advertisement calling
for 1000 men Mt Court and Sycamore
streets at $40 this morning, ready for
work" there was a we'll founded ap-
prehensIon that mob was to be gath
cred 20 lynch the prisoners. Jackson
and waIIing. when on their way from
the Jail TO the police court. Court
and Sycamore is the jail location and
the prisoners were to be taken to the
police court at $50 this morning.
A crowd did assemble, but a heavy
relay of police was found there. and no
concentration OF this permitted. The
prisoners were required 10 remain IN
the court room not more than n half
mInwe for counsel had agreed TO con-
t!Cue the hearing until February a..
As soon as the order was announced by
the Judge, the prisoners were safely re-
turned 10 the Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19
NEW YORK-wool Qul


NEW YoRK-An irregular demand
was n feature OF the market and be-
tween mail orders and spot purchases
considerable business was done. 1t
was very largely for seasonable speci-
aittes and very moderate staples. yet
for the latter there was more inquiry
abroad and some business was done
in brown cottons. Printing cloths very
dull Mt 2% cents, at which price the
market appears to be begging.
FALL RIVER-Prlnt cloths quie:
and firm at enc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

for uncondltloned: medium unwashed,
lJWICc; D,edlnm washed. jS5b2Oc
Honey IN the comb. per h.. l2hGlJc
Rags-Country mixed, lAWlc per Id.
wheeling Live 5tOnlE nIaritct.
cattle, extra 1000 10 LOO Ton. "a
SIC; good, 900 TO 1000 lbs. SH eDic;
good. 500 to goo lba.. 3IA@99ic; fair, 200
to 500 lbs, S613Ac: common. COO 10 700
lbs, 2is@29ici bulls, 2itGSc: cows, 20
3hc.
HoEs-Extra, 4k9iG5c; good, AiO@
i.GOc; common iW4Ac.
Sheep--EXtrA. SWJIac: good, 2Is@Sc:
common, 262hc: lambs, Aq4isc; fresh
cows, $40 O0@3O %: calves, 5QGc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. ls.-At Bed.
ford \ suburb, this morning. a Cleve-
land CANON & Southern fast mall train
FSr,lck a custer. killing Alfred Whit
nker. n prominent buslness man. prob
abIy fatally inJurIng his son. Dave
and seriously injurIng John Rich, abe
driver. Mr. Whitaker was the pro.
prictor OF the Brooks OIL Company, OF
this civ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

Tho best saIve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tcttor, chnpped hands. chllblnlns'
CornG. and all skin eruptions. and post
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II Is guaranteed to give perfect salts:
faction or money retundea' frlSe ~
cents per box. For sale by Logan DRUG
ComDnny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

LONDON, Feb. iS.-The members Of
ths irish parliamentary party held an-
other sitting in the house OF commons
to-day for the purpose OF electing
new chairman In succession 10 Mr.
Jnstl1 Mccarthy. Among those pres
chi wore Messrs. Mccarthy. Hcaly and
DIiIon The latter was elected chair
man by vote OF 81 to 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

OIL cITY-crcd!t balances reduced
cents. Now 81 40, Certificates, March
delivery. opened. highest, lowest and
closed at 81 40: sales none: no clear
ances; shipments s6,7S5 barrels; runs
none.
NEW YoRK-Pctroleum weak and
closed at 81 81 bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-19

1T not only 10 20. II must be 80. Ono
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, ana
that's what makes II go. Logan Drug
Co. Wheeling. ". Va, y. i. Peabody,
Bcnwood. and Bowie & Co.. bridgeport
O.