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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
N~OwOzytne strajki.
(Ciag dalszy).

Robotnik postawiony obob
maszyny przestaje bye si}s "
scisiem znaczeniu wytw Or.
CA; stale sic on sils pomocni
CA do obslugiwania maszyny
utrzymywania jej W ruchu
p~oddawania i odbierania cd
niej materjalu; fachowe wyro'
bienie robotnika, zdolnosci je'
go, silly nawet tizyczne - "a
tenn wszystko, CO stanowilo je'
go wartosc - tract jesli ME
zupelnie, to W bardzo wielkiu
stopniu ma znaczeniu. Process
wytw6rczy W produkcji ma.
szynowej rozlozyl sic ma mn6s
two najprostszych czynnosci
ciag}e i jednostajne wykony.
wanie tych drobiazgowych, Sci
Sic okreslonych zajec zabija
W robotniku wszelki rozw6j
umyslowy, tepi Gala jego sa.
modzielnosc, i istote zyjaca
przeksztalca nieraz W bezdusz.
na maszyne, o lyle roma cd
z~elaznej, Re odczuwa sw6j stan
i bury sic ma niego. Nasty
ma ME msczac sic i ME potrze-
bujac odpoczynku, ciagle jest
W ruchu, dniem i noca, w swie-
to i W dzie6 powszedni robot.
mix must dotrzymywac jej kro-
ku; ola maszyny zaniedbu,
je on Boga, rodzine i ma,
uke, wszystkie potrzeby; du
sly i ciala. Maszyna stworzy-
Ia najgorsze ola zdrowia i ~
cha robotnika warunki, DO ME
tylko kaza}a mu nieraz praco.
wac mad trujacemi substancja.
mi, z kt6remi on nie-umia} sic
obchodzic, ale wogole fanny.
kala go W ciasnych, nieczysz.
czonych i niewietrzonych 10
kalach, zag}uszonych hukiem
k6} zgrzytem walcow, pei.
nych sadly dymu, ~wyziew6w
witryolu Tub zab6jczego py}u
targanej zsbami maszyn ba.
welny. l nowozytny niewol-
mix z zaczerwionemi oczyma,
z ustami zawiazanemi chustka,
wykonywac tn musial dzie6 "a
dniem, tydzie6 "a tygodniem
wskazana sobie robote, machi.
nalnie i apatycznie jak auto.
mat, wsr6d zimnego ma jego
biede otoczenia, wsr6d zelaz.
nych kolos6w ursgajacych je.
60 s}abosci i ~nieprzemawiaja.
cych do duszy zadnem zyw-
SEEN uczuciem, wsr6d zaciem-
nionych i posepnych przestrze.
nj, kt6rych brudne okna lyle
tylko dopuszczaay swiat}a, ae.
by m6g} dojrzec W poblizu
pyszny paiac fabrykauta, blysz.
czacy zbytkiem, Tub wygodny
jego ekwipaz, przejezdzajacy
raz pc raz wsr6d zabudowa6
fabryki. A kiedy pc kilkuna-
stu godzinach tax ciszkiej eg.
zystencji pozwolono mu "a.
snac, przenosii sic do dusznej
i ciasnej izdebki, do wilgotnej
sieni suteren, czasem do stare.
60 kolejowego wagonu, kt6ry
wynajmowal cd przedsiebior.
cy ma spoke z towarzyszami, j
tutaj siia nieraz zdobywac so,
bic musial kat wsr6d nat}oku
ludzi r6znego wieku i plci,
zgorzkniaiych zrozpaczonych,
przeklinajacych SWAT i wszyst.
ko co ma MIN istnieje, niedo.
stepnych zadnej pogodnej
mysli, wyzutych z WARY, zruj-
nowanych nieraz fzycznie, a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

robotnika PREY fabryce stall sic
chwiejny niepewny. Maszyns
wytworzywszy i uksztalciwszy
wielki targ swiatowy, uczyni
Ia tee produkcjs cd wszecb
swiatowych czynnik6w zalez-
na. Rynku swiatowego nj,
podobna tax zbadsG, ami tax
opanowac jak targ lokalny -
skutkiem czego nie ma sic MOI
nosci przystosowania produk.
|cji do zbytu. Raj pc raz poo
wplywem czynnik6w niezna-
|Dy;h Tub ~nieprzewidziauycl
poJawia sic W pewnej gaiezi
hyperprodukcja, kt6ra jednym
zamachem rujuuje producents
zmusza go do wyrzucenia ns
ulice calych setek robotnik6w
Polityka pa6stw zagranicz.
nych zsbic moze jednem pc
ciagnisciem pi6ra Gale gaiezie
importowanej produkcji. Mad
to produkcja obliczona ma da.
leki wyw6z ME moze sic obejst
bee wielkich posrednik6w
handlowych, kt6rzy bedac pc
trzebnymi zar6wno producer.
towi jak i konsumentowi, ME
mogacym zetknac sic bezpo,
srednio, wyzyskuja swe polo.
zenie i rosaa W coraz wieksza
size kosztem obu stron. W tych
sferach najpotszniej wzma a
sic kapital skutkiem wielkich
operacyj pienieznych i cry
gieidowej. Wielkie przedsie.
biorstwa potrzebujac jego pc.
mocy wchodza W coraz wick
sza cd niego zaleznosc, a on
je trzyma W szachu. Jest W sta.
ME dyktowac prawa, a opor-
nych miazdzy z zimna be-.
wzgiednoscia, jednem pools.
nieciem guzika W aparacie te
lefonicznym, hub jedna Dope
sza. Wywoluje sztuczne pod
wyzszenia lub znizki cen, a
PREY pierwszej korzystnej chwi.
Ii umie zdradziecko wycofac
sic z Interest,", kt6ry ma jego
pomocy sic opierai, i zachw lac
tenn samem jego bytem lub
wprost ~sprowadzic nan RUNE.
Wtedy zn6w setki, a nieraz
tysiace robotnik6w znajduja
sic niespodzianie ma bruku
wobec widma smierci glodo.
wei, be- zadnej re swej strony
why.
u tych ruin kapital czerpie
MOVIE sify. Ma zgliszczach upa.
dlych przedsiebiorstw wznosi
MOVIE, wieksze; skutkiem co
raz silniejszej koncentracji pro.
dukcji sam sic koncentruje W
coraz mniej licznycb, zazwy.
czaj tez mniej sumiennych re-
kach. Wyposazony we wszyst-
kie przywileje, cieszy sic, die
XII liberalnemu ustawodaw-
stwu, nieograniczona swoboda
ruch6w. Nieosobowy eaten
nieuchwytny, eksterytorjalny
zatem silniejszy cd wfadzy
pa1stwowej i giuchy ma marc.
dove czy spoleczae wzgledy,
przenosi on sic ciagle z miej.
sea ma niejsce, dzlala ma ty.
STAGE mil odlegfosci, a umie
bye groznym nawet Ola RIA.
dow, kt6reby zdobyly sic ma
odwage sciesniania jego swo.
body.
Naprzeciw tel kolosalnej 20.
tesi, opartej o miljony ma.
azun N ciavnpa nnJ,,au,o l.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
POsZukiwania

Poszukuje Piotra Turolskiego,
urodz. W Brzesoiu Kujawskim. Kto
by o MIN wiedriaa, rsory przysist
jego adres Tee filowi Kulawskiemu,
l45 Z. Pad ST., New York.
IeoH Hulanski, ozionek wv.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
DOktOr j. I4Owiecki,
Leksrz n stsreUo kYaiH.

Udziela iistownie sumiennej rady Iekarskiej.
Leozy ohoroby dzieoi, kobiet !
metczyzn, ma "a sobs prsktyke bli
sko 20letnis. Ma ayozenis wysyla
tskze leksrstwa. Porada listowna, .
dokisdnem opisem ssohowsnia sic !
reoeptsmi - kosztuJe jednego dola.
"a. Prose- o obsserne opissnis oho.
roby. DIR J6zEF IEowIKcKI,
1920 Chene Str. Detroit, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Ot6rtd!
TuIkO ma kF0tki Gas!
KSldiki "a Dol C6DUI

49,, Ay dw yh Gskchc aachs Po0bnostn navel nahoAuym do nabydap osecnychks Ak mh
mj domowgb bioecLiu mUsmy ma pewenc s Gene ma kiaNaeh mSmm m%Ekh III" J" u
0e kady, ho PyAeS 81 co. mM Sbe zponhago sPu wac kiahka Ia $40 - ho nIs e Pc
m%ew yat "a $500 it'd Pzeyhe opha kupay, wbc tel do kAdgo nadeamero dollar pT POO
IS cnmw ma ko~a abe PoeHhcohb Ia m9 liz ed@od CLARA yh kanek pz nnmei ne e% 9y
dac ME bedemy. OW m kiqek: Fe
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

Niniejszem poszukuje mel zony,
Michaliny Gornej, ktora odesz}a
odemnie W grudniu roku 1896 i po-
dobno ma sic znajdowac W Chicago.
Jest ona malego wzrostu, blondynka,
oczy jasne, twarz okrag}a, rumiana.
Ktoby wiedzial o miejscu jej poby-
tn, MECH iaskawie da znaG do mnie.
Tomas G6rny,
l97-2lst str, S. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
K A. Z. Q.

Wh-eling Senate of the Ancient Essenic
order will meet in regular assembly at
their Senate Chamber in a. O. L. W..
Temple on Friday evening of this week.
While there viii probably be no eXempli-
ficaton OF the degrees at this assembly,
there IS likely to be business Of import
ance to transact besides the considera-
ton of preparations for the second public
assembly in the near future.
At the last assembly there was a good
attendance and the two ambitious can
didates for knightly honors felt a great
sense of relief who 0. after all their
trials" "roasts" ana "toasts" they were
allowed time TO realize what it meant to
have brave knightly friend at court
through whose courageous efforts they
were enabled TO complete their weary and
dangerous pilgrimage over the fiery sands
of the desert and enjoy the feast of the
survival of the h:test.
One point" of their journey, however.
proved to be pretty nearly a "sticker"
for the valiant neophytes. but the public
may now be somewhat relieved from I'M
suspectingly purchasing brass for gold and
paper for leather.
1t would be difficult to find an Excellent
Senator anywhere more regal and impos-
ing I'm his appearance or impressive in,
manner than our Excellent Senator. with
his patriarchial white hair and arrayed in
his magnificent robes of silk, satin and
gold.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
COAL MINERS STRIKE

soscial to- the Register
v-ErCfr w. Va. March 2o-The miners
an +re Toms Greek and Clioch Valley d.
,.f.fo7s of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
.,,5 ,-ert ON "a strike yesterday against a
reduction of wages, offered by the opera
tons of the mines on those divisions. The
,ro~1, on those divisions have been paid
c,,. bv the car. one size Of cars being
,,.,-+r eighty cents and the other siNty-hVe
,.-,e ON Monday last a cut from 70 to
r and from - to- 60 was put into effect
H. about half the mines. and their men
-.,- ONT. The other mines paid the ola
mice under threat of a strike, and work
.,..,s continued. After two days. the mines
,,.t.~e tna strike had been naugurateo
sorsod to- pay the price. and work was re-
.....,,.5 ON Wednesday Yesterday 1T was
,.~,,,,s.I chat all the mines make the cut.
.,.i -re whole force of the two divisions
,.rt ou-. The miners are not in very
.-,,f shame for strike. but the operators
..-. Fl, mo- better shape. there having been
. decided increase I'm tho demand for both
..rql .rd coke from Chicago, and western
,.o.,t- Tho coke demand is pretty good
VOW since the Illinois Steel Company has
r.er, making rails agaiu. but the price
,,ro.rrsb,e is low. and is given as an eX-
,,,ss for making cut I'm the wages of the
rra,. The organizers of the United Mine
,,-,-,-srs are at work I'm the Norfolk and
Western fields. and report good progress
i'm urion.zirS the field. which has never
before boosted of Il union.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
RAVENSWOOD.

RAVENSWOOD. w. Va. March 90
w F. Hoyt went to Wheeling Saturday.
returning Monday.
VIM. Harwood. who has beer lying DAN
gerously III. IS somewhat better. flls son
William. who has been in Kansas City,
No. for the past twelve years, came
home Sunday 10 see mis- father.
Charles Crum and wife. of Sandyville.
and Ed. Collins and wife. Of this place.
made a trip to Cincinnati and back by
boat last week.
VI. G. Mckay and family moved to Par
kersburg Friday, where Mr. Mckay has
a position with the Saunders company.
Mrs. Newton ard daughters have moved
10 Portsmouth. o.
Miss Golfer. OF Parkersburg. and Mrs.
Nan Keever Of Columbus. are here visit
ing Mrs. Harwood's family.
Mr.. Ohio Watts left Tuesday for Gin
clnnati to buy n stock Of spring goods
for Wattss store.
Misses Anna Taylor and Ruby Watts
returned last week from Chicago where
they spent the winter with relatives
Mr.. VIM. Proctor. one Of Ravens
woods Oldest citizens. died at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. J. :. Gibbs, on Tues
day. and was buried Thursday at p. m
Mrs Fischer his daughter. who resides
in Chicago. arrived just in time for the
funeral.
4 chapter Of the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen was organized here Monday
night with seventeen members.
Mrs. L. c. Smith came home the first
Of the week from a visit In Pennsylvania
Alfred Pickens was adjudged insane
and taken to the Spencer asylum Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowers. OF New Martins
Vile. spent from Monday until Thurs
day here visiting their daughter, airs c.
W KoiZebue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21

were troubled 10y
vexatious problems
pertaining 20 dom.
tic or love affairs. %
matters of business
or investment, every
thing. in fact, which
relates 10 the tutui,'
III G also rcc,lFtt
numerous enquiries.
by mall. and found
IL necessary 90 en-
ploy one amauurn'
sis. then two. tO at
tend 10 his large cor
respondencc. il was
10 escape for n time
these extraordinary
demands upon him,
which had b, gun 10
impair his health
that Prof. Leon d'
termined 20 leave
Chicago. and dritied
10 Wheeling. He hd
bsen so well receiFD.i
here that he c..''
mined 20 remain.
and has secured '-
manent quarter
No. 1927 Chap.lI'
street. The iuclird
ton 10 inquiry aiI
investigation D. 1901.
Versal thrOugn9.'
the human family
and IL is this inn'i
ant desire tO learn
the truth which
thronged j. p o
Icons parlors aa..F
with representa-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
HE RE AR =

T III b Il Il y * r
some Judicial minds
with which mere as
sertion carries little
weight. but facts
are stu b b oru
things The skep-
tic asks for proof.
and receiving Il. he
comes an enthusia {.
There are persons in
Wheeling who had
no faith n week ago
in Prof. Charles II.
Leon. the world )
peerless clairyoyant.
but who to-day are
loudest I'm sounding
his praises. Several
days before the big
pugilistic battle In
carson City. Prof.
Leon predicted that
Robert FitZsimmons
would be champion
of the world. and 4
number OF Wheeling
patrons prOfited by
his advice. The mar
Velous gift of clair
Voyancy e II a b ! e Il
him TO look into the
future, and 10 see
the suit in
such a plain manner
that he could not
err. The big battle
was the talk Of tho
town but not more
so than Prof. Leon
and his wonderful
revelations. VIII ic b
n a We bafiled the
skeptlcs and brought
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
PROLOGUE.

7 have a few thoughts poemed. which
now desire 10 read.
About the doings OF some friends, who
were our friends indeed.
viii endeavor to be brief. and not con-
sumo your ;irne.
An, that announcement brings relief TO
brethren Of my cline.
Who say that am Wlnd-e' ana won stop
Rut hat is very thine. as I know what
And though I'm all in all. and often appear
T. does no; Always ali-Ude 10 me, all
thoulSc --Sessn. all the time.
For others S0ok an active part in matters
that transpired.
Yet more appeared 70 know the SSSrI OF
An6 vcu'U perceive before I'm through,
from the sad tone Of my lay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21

him hundreds OF
D. So patrons. Moths
ing succeeds liks
s ucc l.S. especially
where success ii
m,r.tll. When Prof,
I.t Oh e IL III e I q
NGt.lir . Q d p e 8
months ago he made
a radical departure
from tIr usual Gus
tom 0t visiting only
the larger cities. IL
was au experiment.
but De was received
with such substant
tial eucOurag meut
that be decided td
locate permanently
al 40. lr5 Chapliua
street. where he eau
be consulted a n y
day. Sundays inclu-
dei. between [ h .
hours 0i lU a. N. and
. % m. lie IS unlikg
the .mpostors IS u
called mediums
Who aIa here to-day,
and lue tomorrow
Ills upright a n "
honorable aree I"
during a. quarter OF
o. century, has given
him t.a Uudlsputet
right 90 the ilrst
place among living
ciairVOydufs. and no
Is to-day the marvel
% ( TWO continents
lie has never rC'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21

sorted to quackery,
or humbug. or false
promises. lie b a. s.
not found il neces-
sary. for nature en-
dowed him with 4
wonderful. ineNplic-
able power. which
makes the future ID
him plain as an open
book. Early i'm life
n t determined { o
make use of his CN-
traordinary gift for
the benefit Of those
who are troubled or
in doubt. and i'm ord
e. TO give the broad
est possible scope 20
his Usefulness, he de-
termined TO travel.
Prof. Leon did not
conc 10 Wheeling as
a stranger. His per-
sonality was Il d.
known. perhaps, but
his fame had pre-
ceeded him Every
student Of occult
science. every b t.
lever in spirit med
iumship. e. " e 7 y
soarcher after truth
i'm relation 10 clair
voyancy. knew ana
respected the man
W h o $ e revelations
have excited the aa-
miration and amaze
IN q n / of America
ana Continental Eu-
rope. His service ,
humanity cannot be-
oYerestimatcd. Born
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21

is running full. The Ohio Valley and For
rest City pipe and brick works have made
all arrangements for resumins in fun on
March 18th. About FIVE thousand men
have been employed within the month of
March. who were idle before, since the
first of the year
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
FINAL.

When DAYS ago / penheu '"e pOeHi'
then not aware ,.,o nc ouests of
lodges from elsewhere .,,,,- nc many
Tiit This evening we nave aIllouS N9 many
i'"I Cumberland brethren present -
win U,Son1 we tarried but lew, weeks
VIZ - and made our visit very pieasalit.
They also treated US royailS WITCH i"'e''
W., at tne db. tqW among you number some
visiting brethren mere; ,,.,..i.o, ond IN
Who are warm hearted beN''iS''e' "'''
,, our near, I'm he discerned among you,
many craftsmen here to-Iis9o. cap,
Nov. in behalf of Nelson Lodge All
nope ,sp .o,, y 5on't don't blame me, It will be
But II YOU o CGt5 as that would spoil my
rhyme.
Governments and nations are blotted
ont but the arts and science oil Masohs
,5,.tor,. eccabs Of the overthrow Of an
oiort TIVE. the founding of the city OF
,Ia,.,rdria uucr the southern shores OF
~ Mediterranean. and the conquest OF
PEI, nv the Greeks, under the command
80 Alexander which proved to be equaiy
Nc destructive to the conquered nation as
-. ,,,,o,,aror and Athens being remem-
-, 80, for what It had been, but So
cietias Of artizens and builders OF those
Countries were not destroyed While the
y,.or,d suffered from the sins of Alexander
II was also enjoying the blessing OF a So
- pla+o Aristotle and other emil
nent teachers. who were fitting men for
the RESPONSIBILITIES of life. Inroughou'
the the political vicissitudes Of this period,
Alexander became the center OF power ana
1neMercc and he encouraged the system
Of ,','' excIusive instruction in the arts and
sc,orces which were prevailing and Alex
ordcr became the architectural pride OF
his people. During this advance IN pom
teal thought the idea was ma'u'eu ..
c l,,s a building for library that
should become the receptie'e OF the , p'I-
ducts Of literature and the arts OF when .
e',-,r hundred thousand volumes charts
sr5 -, d,arran,s we're gathered. But the pc.
, t,ir wheel Of fortune elevates the cahf
Omar Omar and Alexander succumos to his
ra1rer At the time of its final suoJusa-
,'on and destruction, under this Mosiem
noto,tote the commanding officer asked.
t ..yvbat shan be the fate of the library?
Tho answer came back from the Cam
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
Inclination
TO Investigate
Is
Universal.


from ,Hiy ,- 40
a.. "H.k ii . w..
IfF. ~ :,
SORROW press w ~
90 .fastle hle' y '--
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open gi -.
arI I'D give a1Fll9
saves va.
srauU. OF ml. cry
500. and eitef
D. ur.ae-s ahd COZ.
20. m rf in I'D
en- 1903. ite '..l
f. ODD u'.',.'
H.u.t.-". ' n6urt-
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Ship maTr.t- i. ,,
divorce. ~.oJs re-
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m.. .. ar-w- ~
ri an aues-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
rTAy BUSINESS IMPROVING.

Speeial to the Register.
NEW CUMBERLAND. W. Va March
.o.-There is a decided Improvement not-
cable i'm the fire clay and sewer pipe In
fustrv i'm this section. The Mack Man
,-,cturine Company has put the Eagle
n,art 10 work in fun on sewer pipe and
viii start the Clifton and Rockside paints
to-morrow. The Union brick plant will
also resume ON Monday. and the sligo
works will be pat on before the first OF
A3rf THE Black Horse plant went to
work ON Wednesday with capacity OF
SEQ brick per day. The McElfresh pipe
works. ar Peurith. have resumed and are
running fun. T. J. Gaelic x Co. have
corpleted extensive repairs and will
STAR; their plant i'm fun tomorrow. on pipe
and IRE brick. The Freeman Fire Clay
Company resumed within the week. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
Prof. Leon
Is
Known to Fame,


in Germany. h I 3
fame soon spread
beyond the place OF
his nativity. and no
W. Do r-uadcd 10 To-
cate bon Berlin where
IL, numb red among
his patrons some or
tI., most noted mon
and women i'm that
rl..r1polis. Amcri-
"a offered a most mi
yiting % III. and hei
accepted an urg nc
invitation TO Nisie'
fhi. country. liz
prlcticed J n
Now York. Buffalo.
pi,tsburg. Ciuciu-
T5fi s.. Louis. Dem
Yer. 81. Paul Mlnue
po.i-. and other cit-'
AVID came 10
Wheeling after ~
.,tirIIoI- D. eiiCuce
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and ohio railroad. and is the result Of d
conference OF coal shippers and cana! men.
r.b recently. TO devise some plan by
watch The canal could meet competition
ly rail.
according 10 the change. boatmen will
receive 1orty-,ivc cents a ton for carrying
,oa, through 20 Georgetown. against sixty
cents .at year. and thirty cents to VIII
Transport, against thirty-hve cents last
year. There Will be proportionate cut
900 uripHage 90 these points to alleviate in
30 measure the unsatisfactory conditions
ecraied upon The boa,men by the reduce
,on.
The boa-men claim that there has been
barely o. living in boating for years and
under last years rates. which were cut five
ceH,s, many became heavily involved in
debt and the reduction this season Will be
serious blow TO them. Very few boat
men own their boats and teams conse-
gueuty The majority who hire viii feel
the loss caused by the reduction TO a much
greater degree.
THE coal shipments from the Georges
Crcek-CumherlaEd region by rail for the
week crj.Ug Saturday, March H. aggre-
gated 1Sos2.16 tons. During the same per-
.od -ttlIl6 tons of Goa. and 3,59ll9 tons
OF coke were shipped from the Elk Card
su aut Upper Potomac region of West
Virginia. The total shipments for the
year from the Cumberland region aggre-
ga-e t2l5i1.oS tons. an Increase Of 0,S0G.2
over the same period last year. The West
Nirs.U.a Central shipments show an in-
crease OF 1L7S.c5 tons during the same
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21

Just received car load OF Gray Min ,raI
Wafer from CambridCeboro, Pa. 1t }. the
Best Spring Drink. For Sale by all drug
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