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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21
PLEASANT FIELDS OF HOLY WRIT
THE INTERNATIONAL sUNDAY,sCHooI
LESION,
August ss, 1907. ICor All, I-Ia.
The ExeeIIenes OF ohrlaIlan Love.

Paul addressed himself to a great
task; one at which the philosophers had
all failed. He undertakes to define the
highest good of life and character. The
result is this immortal psalm of Love, {"
second only to the Sermon on the Mount
Antlthesis Is an art In which the
apostle is an easy master, He uses Il,
here admirably to differentIate love as
the essential basis of character from tho
accidents OF eloquence and mental In
sight, and from the achievements Of
faith and charity, and even the suffer-
ings OF mRrtyrdom, He then
proceeds to affirm nine distinct qualities
of love: viz, Patience. Kindness, Cen
crosby. Humility. Courtesy, Unseltsh-
ness, Good Temper, GulleleSsness and
Sincerity. Drummond) He
shows love to be the strongest as well as
the greatest thing In the world. II en-
dureth and beareth the severest tests
brought upon 1t. 1t abldes and never
falls. This love, which Is tho
best thing In the world, and as imper-
ishable as 1t is good, is fruit OF the
Spirit The seed of 1t In planted in the
soul OF man, ia qulckened into life, nour-
lshed, protected, and brought to perfee-
ton by heavenly grace. But in
this process the subject OF II is very far
from impassive. He chooses and puts
himself into the more excellent way
which tho apostle has 30 admirably
shown. He covets earnestly this best
gift. When received, he exercises him
self In 1t. He works out" while God
works in" Paul agrees with
John, and both chord with Jesus In de-
scrlbing Love as the fundament of re-
llgion. The apostle to the Gentiles de-
clares love TO be "the fulfilling OF the
law" The beloved disciple says: HE
that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God"
The Master afilrms that everything may
hang upon his golden, double-hooked
commandment, Love God" Love thy
neighbor."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

have only to look to the history Of the
expedition % General Bouquet as CIV
en- by Captain Thomas Hutehins, Il
left Pittsburgh or For, Pitt in septem-
Der, 1863: After q march OF two days
the path we had been following divided
into two trails at point In the south
ern part Of Columbilna county; the
right hand trall took 4 general course
northwest to Sandusky and on to De-
trolt; the course Of the left hand tran
was southwest through the counties Of
Carroll and FHseaFawes TO CeshocteH,
continued down the MusMngum and
entered Licking county, and on south
west to the Indian Town on the Scioto,
phese towns were near to Chillicothe,
which was TRAN center, | had hoped
that some one else would answer the
reverend, but give the above,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

Have not charity: Greek word here
translated charity occurs 1lG times in
New Testament, and is translated love
in all places except twenty-three; and
In those the departure from common
usage Is altogether arbitrary Hodge.
Have all faith: Not saving faith,
but miraculous faith. Henry e.
All my goods: Done from vanity, fear
of perdition, or to purchase heaven,
Hodge. Give my body TO be
burned: Paul may have seen the boast
full inscription on tomb in Athens OF
fanatic who devoted himself on fu-
neral pyre: Here lies Znrmanochegas.
Hindu from Bargosi who, according
to paternal custom, immortalized him.
self" Lightfoot. EnVieth not
Knows neither envy nor jealousy. AL
ford. Not pulled up: Love saves
q man from making q fool of himself by
consequential conduct Dods.
Now abideth: That our happy state will
continue forever we know, simply De-
cause God has promised 1t, that is, by q
faith similar e. or present belief in the
gospel. And we shall have the Joy OF
looking forward to further and cease
less and infinite development OF happi-
ness and glory. Thus, amid glory al
ready seen and possessed, there will still
be further Elorles not yet seen, and mat
ter OF continued faith and hope. Beet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

CHICAGO-Thc wheat market had
another remarkable advance to-day,
September closing at 9Sc and December
at S2%c, showing gains OF SIC and CSC
respectively. A sensational advance at
Liverpool md poor crop reports wcrd
responsible for the Jump which was acc
companlcd by scenes Of excitement nj.
most unparalleled on the curb this af-
tcrnoon September sold at O5Ac,
Corn was advanced &c In spite Of un.
favorable conditions, and oats closed
nc higher. Provisions advanced jUljc,
Wheat opened with roar at DOMd
NOBsc for September and from NOho 10
Ole for December against yesterdays
closing prices OF HMc and size, An nc'
tive scramble for the rather limited Of.
fcrlngH nj the commencement Jumped
the price to Oi isc for both September and
December before much could BE- bought,
The early tClcgrnms an market matters
were quite sufficient to account for the
renewal Of the buying frenzy with which
II number Of heavy operators have been
seized nt intervals during the last ais
weeks. Liverpool wne excited aud va
Nd higher nj the opening uolwlthHtnnl'
lnR yoHtcrdny'a i&c decline here aud IN
the course Of hnlr an hour the Liverpool
exeItemeRt had CARRIED the days t'sl
up 10 the equivalent Of o. per huahc,
tho cnbcgrntn quoting the advance ut
llhd per GENITAL, Crop reports from Tho
noHhwpHt wore oven wurHc than usual
While llcnrhuhm added fuel TO Il.
flames by cabling predictions Of q,
wheat ON nccnunl ~ the European oroI
being estimated nj 3si,OOO.OOO bushels
phort IF requirements WHEAT had de-
ClIncd to SD1ao FOR September ON rcullg'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

Chambers Journal; The bottom Of the
deep sea Ia. indeed, entirely screened
from the warmth and light OF the sun by
the intervening mass Of water, on land
we often experience that the interven-
ton OF clouds. which are simply steam
or divided masses of water. results In
gloom and n fall Of temperature. This
effect Is infinitely more Intense at the
bottom of the ocean, between which md
the sun there Is Intcrposcd, not only for
a day or two, layer Of cloud, hut, for
ever, q volume Of water several miles
thick. Even at fifteen rathOms frou tho
surface the light Is much subdued, pro-
duClng more the appearance Of pale
moonlight than OF sunlight, aud expert
menta made with very sensitive photo
graphic plates In the clear water Of tho
Lake Of Geneva have shown that sun
light does not penetrate to a greater
depth there than 156 fathoms In tho
ocean and In the tropics, where sunshine
ls most Intense, no light penctratcs be-
You'd depth Of 200 fathoms, Below this
all IL dark.
Tho suns heat. like re light, In also
cut off from the ocean depths Ia the
same manner. a cousin NJ tho wrltor
found that In the hay OF Bengal there
Is fall Of temperature amounting to
about one dcgrccc Fahrenheit for cvcry
ton fathoma from tho surface that tho
thermometer sinks, Al 200 fathoms he
has found TINT tic thermometer stands
all the year round ~ hfly.nvc degrees
Fahrenheit. ard Bt 1900 fBthem8 & cen-
stantly registers about thlrty.llvc do.
groea Fahrenheit, or close upon freezing
polnt. II In curious TO note that M we
rise In the air, In hnlloOnlnG or on noun.
tain slopes, the temperature falls AZ we
rise, and the same occurs M we dive
into the depths of the ocenn, hut In
mines the heat lncrenBeH 40 we descend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

~ The divinity OF Christianity is IL
Illustrated by the case with which II Is
epitomized. Other religions are invet-
crate In their tendency to minutiae, and
resistance to condensation. But Chris
tlanity Is capable OF expression in COM
pendious form. One word Love) is suf-
tlclent. (2) Love Ia the strongest,
as well as the greatest thing in the
world. In endureth, beareth, abldeth,
and never faileth. (3) Paul full
fills admirably his promise to show the
Corinthians more excellent way" q
Cor xii, 81 There was an unseemly
emulation. Some sought the honor at
taching to eloquence, some to prophecy,
some even TO martyrdom. But Paul
showed Love as the way TO everlasting
emlnence. a. Henry Drummond
says: "A man read this chapter once
every week for three months, and II
changed his whole life" =. . (5)
Love insures tho fulfilling Of the law.
Love will not admit rivals to Gods ma
jcsty. will not profane his name, Will
remember his day, will unconsciousiy
obey all the dccaloEuo. II n man vlo'
latcs the law, It Is conclusive that he
does not love God. And this Is the sin
Of sins
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

Lard strong; western steamed 81 49,
October 81 81; refined firmer,
Pork firm. TallOw steady,
CottoRseed oil quiet, Resin quiet.
Turpentlne quiet. Rice firm, Molasses
firm
Coffee, options opened steady at I'M
changed prices, closed steady with
prices unchanged; sales 1850 bags,
Sugar raw Arm: refined firm
BALTIMORE - Fl0ur strong and
higher; western super 50 lOQS25; do
extra 50 G5a4 95: do family 81 7545 90;
winter wheat patents S. 25a5 70, spring
do IS 500D5 IS; spring wheat straights
50 2O@5 25 receipts LEGS barrels; ex-
ports 1886 barrels; sales 475 barrels.
Wheat strong and higher; spot II 0lk4
0l%; September 81 90 bid; steamer
No. 2 red 9Sh49S&c; receipts 267,2l9
bushels; exports 26T,SS5 bushels; south
ern wheat by sample 97c9Sl ORC; do
on grade 99c9Sl 02ls, Corn firm; spot
and September 33h@335sc; steamer
mixed 3l1kc bid; receipts 12a,SSi bushels;
exports 232,227 bushels; southern white
corn 35c asked; do yellow S5@35Ec. oats
steady; No. white new 23ka24c; re-
ceipts 1928 bushels. Rye strong ana
higher; No, western 52c; receipts 4,9i5
bushels. Hay steady; choice timothy
Sl3 5O9l4 90 old. Butter and eggs firm
and unchanged Cheese very firm and
unchanged.
CINCINNATI-Flour firm and high
er; fancy 81 $500 co; family 50 coos rs.
Wheat strong and higher; No, red
SEC. Corn firmer; No. 9 mixed 29+sc.
Oats firm; No. 2 mixed 1Sc, Rye firm;
No. 2, 47c. Lard quiet at 81 1904 so.
Bulk meats active at Sc 1905 As, Bacon
firm at So %. Whisk firm aud higher at
81 20. Butter and cheese firm Sugar
steady. Eggs firm and higher at lOi9c.
TOLEDO-Wheat higher and very ac.
tive: No. cash and August DC; Sep'
TENDER 96%c. Corn active but easy; No.
2 mixed 29c. Oats active and firm; No
2 mixed lSc, Rye dull and easy; No. 2
mixed 4Sc. Cloverseed dull and lower;
prime october 81 22ts, OIL unchanged,
MISUNDERSTANDING firm and In
good demand; fancy western creamery
17417kc; do Pennsylvania and do west
ern prints Tic, Eggs firm; fresh nearby
l5c; do western 14tac. Cheese firm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

CH1CAG0-In cattle the offerings en-
braced about 1000 western rangers and
1000 Texans. The few choice cattle in
the yards sold at decline Of about
to 1Oc, while others were slow and
weak, with sales about 10Dl5c lower
There were no export orders, Native
beef steers sold largely at 81 7O@5 %,
the extreme range for poor to fancy
bringing 50 S5@5 80. Stoekers and feed
ers were In large demand to ship to
western and eastern points, some lots
going to Ohio and Pennsylvania and
choice feeding cattle sold around 81 60
Fat COWS, heifers and bulls sold In a
satisfactory manner and choice calves
brought So 5OQ7 90. Sales OF hogs were
largely 54l0c lower early, but prices
firmed up later getting back to where
they stood yesterday. The bulk of the
offerings sold at the early decline, Sales
were largely at SO S5Gp4 90. coarse heavy
packing selling around 50 5593 Co. while
prime assorted light brought 81 12h.
Pigs sold largely at 50 1904 TO- Prices
for sheep and lambs to-day were large
ly 561Oc lower and about 25c lower than
a week ago. Sheep sold slowly at 81 20
az so for inferior up to 81 1904 90 for
choice to prime native sheep, stOckers
fetching 50 5O92 rs. Western range
sheep sold at 50 COOS rs. feeders bring
ing 50 25@S So Lambs sold at 50 50@
3 %. Receipts. cattle 5000 head hogs
1900 head; sheep 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-catue steady;
extra Sc 0Od5 10; prime 81 SOFA 0j; COM
mon SO 4OG3 20; bulls, stays and cows
81 OOqS 50. Hogs steady; prime pigs and
light Workers 81 1904 35; best medium
weights "a 2O04 95: grassers and stub
Bile hogs 81 1904 Is: heavy hogs "a 100
4 10; roughs 81 1898 70. Sheep steady;
choice 81 1904 20: fair 81 2Oai Is; COM
mon 81 6Oa3 5O choice lambs s. 2OG
s 40. Veal calves SO 5OaG as.
CONGRATULATIONS steady at 50 500
A IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21
Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool strong,

RUNNING sores, indolcnt ulcers and
similar troubles, even though Of many
years standing, my be cured by using
DcWltts witch Hazel Salvc, II soothcs,
strengthens and heals II Ia the great
pile cure. Charles Il, Gootzc Market
aud Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair
Forty-slxth and Jncob streets; A, II,
scheclc, No. COZ Main street; ENlcy
Bros, Penn and Zane strcctsi Bowie &
Co, Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

on Sundays during the present sum-
,neF the MenaHgahela River Railway
Co, win sell round trip tickets between
All ppInla Mt one fare for the round
trim NO ROUND TRIP FARE TO
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS This gives
tho people of ClarlSsbwg q chance to
visit Fairmunt, aud the l'nlrmonl pco-
plo nm opportunity to 30 10 ClnrlNbufg,
irnyolIng Rlxty.slN miles III either case,
Mt cost Of only nifty cents, THIS Is
,romethlug new" for West Virginia.
and il Ia hoped that the people WIN
ghow thor appreciation OF these low
rates by patronElng thcn tlh&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

NEW YORK-Plg iron steady; south
ern 50 756ll 90; northern $40 bOdl2 90
Copper strong; brokers llhc; exchang'
sil 1OGil Is. Lead strong; brokers
50 co: exchange 81 S50S 90. Tin easier
stralghts SlS 1913 Sj;platcs quiet Spell
Ter steady at 81 25Gi 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

OIL CITY-Crcdit balances lie; ccrtif-
icatcs. no bids Shipments 1ll,$2 bar
reis; runs 95,i5S barrels
NEW YoRK-Petrolcum crude. M
market; nomlnnlly at Soc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21
MHRElIAG 4 ELM GRNYE RAILROAD,

tnnlly except Sunday III, n.,. rir,
HundnN church trains ,Wll uNNNav, INV
y, IN. H. w .nsrai Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21

NEW YORk--Flour, receipts $3.50
barrels: exports 50,3OG barrels; market
strong and held ljq25c higher with few
buyers: MINNESOTA patents 81 3edfb 70;
do bakers 81 lOhi 20; winter patents
So OOt5 G5. do Rlrniglts 81 7Oa4 30, do
extras 81 GOA 50; do low grades 81 ESQ
10,
Wheat, receipts 2pS 100 bushels; spot
market strong, No, 9 red store and oil
cvator 81 OaMdl O3&; No. . northern
New York 81 OGN, options opened oxcit-
ed and higher, touching a dollar for
September IN tho afternoon closed
b7aaGisc net higher, No. 2 rcd August
closed at 81 Ol7ai September O1cIN 90,
ciosed Mt $3.50; October 8Sd8S%r; ciu1-
ed at O3Mc, December OJVgOc; closed at
OShc.
Corn, receipts $3.50 bushels; exports
5000 hughols, spot market gttuuR; No
9 alMC. options opened Ettong, closing
N0lc higher, May 70 O-l0u2gNu, clos
ed at RgAci August closed NJ Nhc. Sep.
tcmbtf 33AmMACa closed nj size
oats. receipts $4,000 bushels exports
tlO.2D2 bushels, SPOT market firm, No 2,
2lo options quiet closing hMNc net
ulrhor, August gak@2lAc, closed at
g3Ac. September closed ut Ste net high
ur, August 2ahW2lNc closed At 9llbc,
8cptombCr clornd ut 23c
Hay dull Hops quiet Hides nrm
Leather arm,
Beef firm, Cutmcata llrm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21
.KST TIM Z

OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING
For stOubcnvillo and Pittsburgh l;2J a
m, week days: for PITTSBURGH anu inc
Enst and for Columbus ,and GhlSa69 ~
1875 .. II, week days Tor Plttsphrr i b.r
mia and New York al S.tS p, M daily for
kteubenyllic aud Dennison a. 100 y, W.
daily; for pittsburgh At !OD y ~. wceS
days: for Columbus, Dayton, S o.5S n M
indianapolis and st, LOUIS nv 9'SV " w.
week days. city Time
Parlor Car to Pittsburgh on 1916 D. IN. and
I y. m. Trains,
Persons contemplating trip VII mo
Il profitable IN pleasure ana cQhyc,hcnco
10 communicate with the underslgno,u, WIZ Wy
will make all necessary arrnhgenielIte ior
y deiIEhtfuI Journey. Tickets Will be pro-
Vlded and baggage checked through 10 des-
tinRtlon, ,,o,,t,N,enN
Passenger and Ticket Agent "heV1,b,s'
Va W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

after May 10, 1881, Explanation OF Refer
eneo MARKS; spaiiy fpaily, except sun.
day, .ipally, exsept Saturday tpally, ex-
cept Monday, Sundays only, Saturdays
only. Eastern Standard Time
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-01-05
FIGHT ON IN EARNEST.
waxing Hot for Senator in North
Carolina.

Raleigh, \. c., Jan. < The Senatorial
fight has begun in good shape. 1t starts
cut with contest for the speakership of
the house. II Is agreed by the Republicans
that the PopuliSts shall have that position
So the PepUlist caucus must settle the mat
ter.
There are two candidates, Hileman, who
favors Prtchard for Senator, and who is
backed by Congressman Skinner, and Shul
ken, who is supported by Senator Butler,
and who is an anti-Pritchard man.
The matter thus turns upon Butlers
strength, and the question is, can he keep
all PopuliSts in line. Republicans openly
say Butler cannot control the minority in
the Populist caucus, and that this minority
is for Pritchard.
Butler today, in a published letter, de-
nounces those Populists who seek federal
offices, and the organ Of the National
Farmers Alliance contains an editorial de-
claring that if any Populist members of
tie legislature are bought by Mark Hanna
to vote for Pritchard, the result will be
that the middle-of-theroad Populists viii
forever cut loose from the Republicans, and
thus ruin the latter.
Democrats are keeping perfectly quiet
They expect Populist ovcrtures. The
chances last night were Overwhelmingly in
Pritchard's and Hileman's favor.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-01-05
DETECTIVE AND SAMARITAN =.
Ned Horne Surprised a Suspicious
Character He Had Arrested.

Character He Had Arrested.
Detective Ned Horne showed the kind of
metal he is made Of Saturday night.
He was going the rounds Of the business
houses looking for ''toucherS'' and shop
lifters, when he suddenly spied a rather
toughIooking individual acting suspiciously
in Il crowd. The detective concluded that
it would be good policy to pull the fell
low as a suspicious character, escort him
to headquarters and interrogate him. This
he did.
The man, however, gave such good ac-
count of himself that Horne decided to re-
lease him. He was toldhe was free, and as
the dilapidated individual started for the
door, he turned and said:
Il mig Int be better Off in jail, anyhow for
tomorrow is Sunday, and kno W not here
1 am going to get bite to eat allday'
Don't let that worry you" said the de-
tective, giving the recent prisoner his adj
dress Just come out tony home tomor-
row and will see that you get hot din
ner''
The man wassUrpriSeda at the philanthropy
of his captor, but with smile of thanks he
promised to call at Mr. Horne's home the
next day. And he did. A big dinner was
spread before the half famished man.
After hc had finished it, the grateful fellow
remarked:
You may be detective all right, sir,
but You are one of the few good Samari-
tans l have met in my travels
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-01-05
Swinging in the Rings.

When this is over they descend to the
floor. The professor first down the pole
and every girl after him. They sit down on
the balcony floor, stick their feet under
the bannister, grapple the pole with both
legs, and winding around it, down they
slide The formal exercise being over, they
amuse themselves for a few minutes. One
of the girls in a miraculous way gets into
the flying rings. She puts one leg through
each ring and the professor throws her
the end of the handled rope she was skip
ping with earlier Then he pulls her until
she is swinging like a trapeze performer.
'oh, this is glorious, girls she calls,
letting her end of the rope go. Il feel like
a bird
Another girl takes a round ON the travel
ing rings, and a third tries her ability at
high kicking, registering on the machine
six feet four. Then the girls all disappear
into the bathroom. and The Times woman
followed them The baths are splendid
and the girls take thorough advantage of
them. They use the shower and the needle
baths, and a maid, who is supplied them
free of charge, rubS them down and helps
them to get into their clothes. Their skin
is satiny, their cheeks glow, their eyes
sparkle and they walk with . suppleness
that is divine.
Tie professor says that women are capa-
ble of doing as difficult feats as men, and
that they take much more pains for perfcc-
ton. He does not give them the heaviest
work, however, as knotty muscles are not
desirable in women. But the training is
largely to the end that fTey may gain alert
ness. sureness on their feet and endurance
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-01-05
GYMNASTICS FOR THE GIRLS
How a Carroll Institute Class
Has Health Giving Fun.
OVER THE GERMAN HORSE
They Dress I'm Pretty, Easy Co.'S
times and Turn Handsprings Like
Professional Athletes Failures
Turned Into Success by Pluck
and Perseverance.

The class of young women pursuing
gymnastics at the Carroll Institute has
begun work again after the holiday season.
and had its first meeting yesterday after
noon with Prof. Joyce. 1t is keen de
light just TO watch these young women al
work Sitting in one corner of the big
gymnasium and watching the light bounds
and skippings of class of young women
clad ia bloomers, blouses and soft gym
nasium shoes, the spectator gets strong
desire 10 throw aside his coat and dc
some vaultng himself.
There are from fifteen TO twenty wo-
men who meet at the Carroll Institute
twicea week, Monday aud Thursday after
Moons. They work from $3.50 until 8
O'Clock, and put in the time in thorough
enjoyment, as anyone can see at once just
to look at their faces and watch their
movements. Among these devotees Of
who hold government positions, so the
actual drill does not begin until 4:15.
Before that hour, however, half a dozen
or more girls arrive and get into their
natty, ease-giyinE clothes aud go scam
pering about the big hall and INDUCING in
Ously through their veins and glowing in
their cheeks. They are like a set OF jolly
schooiboys. and shrek and laugh among
themselves and make the gym" resound
with fun