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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-10
FINANCE AND TRADE
This Features OF the Money aud Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YORK. March 9.-MoHey on
call easy mt 1909 per cent; last loan
~ per cent; closed at lhd2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3ui per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at q stan
4 S7lA for demand and at 81 Sb35m
SGat for sixty days. Posted rates
81 S614 ssh and 81 SsfIf $50; CONNER
Ctat bills 81 siia. SlleYer certificates
63H GGiC. Bar silver 6SSsC,
The special feature OF to-day's stock
market was varying movement In the
price Of Manhattan. due to connecting
reports regarding the action OF the eN-
eCutive committee on the rate OF dlNl-
dend to be declared. Before the meet
ing OF the committee the stock rose Y
per cent 10 SGh, apparently on the beliet
that the regular quarterly dividend or
~ per cent would be decided upon. The
announcement that the rate had been
reduced to l per cent, caused fall to
"a. there was n rally followed by re-
newed decline to 49, the close being at
san. The stock has been subject to
continual fluctuations for some time
mat on AntIcIphiions Of reduction in
The dividend rate, owing to the decrease
in earnings. Manhattan cXerted "A de-
cIdcd Influence on the market. which
was Inrgcly confined to professional OPP
erntl0ns. Another decided drag on tho
market was the continued liquidation
in New Jersey Central Manhattan and
New Jersey Central declines were re-
gnrtel in the rest Of the market ana a
general fall Of prices cnsued. Missouri
Pacific also showed an unfavorable an
nual report
The anthracite coal group dropped in
Fympnthy with New Jersey Central be-
fore the announcement Of the agree
mcnt by which control Of LehIgh Nal-
ley pasgca to the banking interests,
which already enjoy the financial dlrec-
ton Of the other anthracite coalcrs'
New Jersey Central recovered, with n
KAHN of IA per cent. Besides these Spe-
CiilC centres Of depression IN the mar
kct the industrials suffered to some OK
tent from the recommendation con-
taincd In the report Of the executive
committee 20 Investigate trusts. which
was presented Mt Albany. Sugar lost n
mint Tennessee Coal and Iron drop
nod ~ per cent on an unfaV0TnblC In
icrpTcintIOn Or the annual report. Tho
news OF tho hOstilitioB in Crete nwnk-
ened renewed uncnHlness here.
There seemed to begOod inquiry nj ono
time during the day for railways, llli-
noIR Central lending nm advance with n
rigc of n point on the showing OF an In
crease in not earnings for January, Tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-10

MANY cases OF Grippe" hRvc lately
bccn cured by one Minute Cough Cure.
This preparation seems especially
Rtnptci to the cure OF this disease. 1t
nets quickly, thus preventing serious
complications and bad efHcrts in which
this disease often leaves the patient. C.
H. Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie e. Co, Bridgeport; Pea
body q Son, BCnwo0d.
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NEW YoRK.-wool steady.


NEW YORK-The export demand was
more irregular az usual IN Tuesday and
in the absence OF adV!ceS from out Of
town markets, though good number OF
quantities Of speclaltIes In various stuiEs
The volume az sales effected was large
and resulted from deliveries on former
purchases. Print cloths quiet ut 9-l6c,
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Vandcrbllts md GrHngorF were favor-
ably affected also, TObHccO also dis
played n notable activity and rose TX
per cent on rumor Of proposed action
by the company regarding its stock
script The Anal figures showed weak
market, with slight fractional recovery
at the close
The bond market lacked feature. but
were strong.
Government bonds strong and hard.
Gnlng.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
143,S39 shares.
Evening Posts London financial ca
blegrAm: The stock market opened firm
to-day, but stRgnation soon followed
and the close was dull. Consols were u
lower on balance. and other things
dropped In sympathy. BrAzlls were HAT
on revolutionary news. Americans
were steady. Mines closed dull; the ac-
count to be arranged to-day is practi-
cally nothing. The question OF n re-
nowal OF gold exports from the United
States Is discussed here. The Paris
and Berlin markets were steady.
n0Nn9 Ann g'TnTE nIfn'p AsuINNo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-10
HANNA A DIPLOMAT
How an Independent Observer
Views the Ohio Nun.
NOT ATTEMPTING LEADERSHIP,

r,,I s.sEluE Advice From Older ssna-
,or. some ThInk He will IlssOms the
.,uu,s Leader BY Natural selection.
VIII Xot Assume 60 he the Power Be
Mind the presidential Chair Commen.'
o,tno Opposition Have Done Him ln-
tu,tlos.
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NIrinIs.

NEW YORK.-PIg Iron dull; south
err $40 25Ql2 90: northern $40 5O@l2 So
Copper quiet; brokers 81 IS; exchange
Sil S5Il2 co. Lead continues to show
n strong front: domestic quoted by
brokers ut 81 o.. while the metal eN-
change quotes 81 1908 A2ia. Tin easy:
straits Si3 AOGi2 a.; plates dull. Spelter
nmIet Mt 81 lOM4 10.
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VHEgLING BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL RY


11r,O Table No. IS. to take effect 1901 a. M,
A''" sunday, November 10, 1925,
rcDvC wheeling t9I5. slla0 a. m,
.s.50 sS,iE, ii:3O, $500 y, III.
'si- SoyS Peninsula 1861. slla6 a. M.
is TSny S;-M Martins Fcrry-lSl2. 1856. SII:a
n M. f2;S2, '3:2i, ttd2, Ss:l2 y, NJ.
~ ETrivN Terminal lunctlon-tS:l1 1900,
AZ IL n M. i2;SS, 'G.52, ft:t6, Ea:lS D. m.
cave Tcrminal Junctlon-t7;g2 $500 \,
m SiS.iO n. M, $3.50. S4;05, t5:i4, tS:t5 p. m.
Leave Martins Ferry-ti:2S, se:o7 a. IN,
si5.Ib sI,Oi, t4:l0, 1913, tS:62 y, m.
Leave peninsula -ti;3t, gs:iA a. M, 'l2:Sl.
N:ii. ti:i7 fS:9S, iS:lS y, M.
ti;i7, ii:e5, 1881, 1905 y, IN,
'D0ily. tDaily except Sunday. tSundAya
Ali trains will run on Eastern limo.
]. Il, TAUSSlG. superintendent
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IT ls surprising what wee bit OF n
thing can accomplish, Sick headache.
constipation, dyspepsia. sour stomach.
dizziness, are quickly banI8hcd by DC
wits Little Early Ilisors, Small pm
Sn'n plll Best pill G. X. Goethe. cor
nor Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie
:, Co., bridgeport; Peabody d Son.
BcnWood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-10

OH, CITY.-Ccrtlncates, no bids:
sbipments So, A33 barrels; runs %, $50 bar
rclS.
NEW YORK.--PctrOlcum. Pennsyl-
vania crude steady; April Ole.
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WHBBLIVG 8 ELM GROYB RAILROAD

'tbauy, except Sunday. 80, -, So,
Sunday church trains Will leave Elm
cSow" NJ 9:IS a. M and Wheeling at 1871
SFUS " ~ II. Z. WElSGERBER.
~ "' General Manager.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Passengers between Wheeling, Martins
Ferry. Bellaire and Bridgeport. take Elee-
trio Railway,
General Passenger AEent.
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vTHE lNTELLIGENCER PRINTING
i EstabllBhmcnt-Ecat accurate, prompt
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RAILROADS.

OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
N wrek DAYS; for Pittsburgh and the
Vast and for Columbus and Chicago al
rs y. m. week days; for pittsburgh, Har-
risburE. BGltimore, Wa;s ~ Phlladel-
SVcNScnyilia and DennISon nt 1855 p. m.
SSIiv. Tor Pittsburgh at 200 p. IN. week
SSVS. for Columbus, Dayton. Cincinnati.
InSinnHpolls and st. Louis at $3.50 y. IN.
week days. City time.
S ESrS Car to Pittsburgh on 5:6S p. m. and
A0''N' y. nj. Trains.
Persons contemplating a trip Will IND
- pcOmmWnicRtc with tho undersigned,
Who viii make all necessary arrangements
To- n dcllChtful journey. Tickets will DO
nTovidcd and baggage checked through to
deSu"S'O"' JOHN G. ToMLINsoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent Wheeling.
W Vn OCJ
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INCREASE YOUR NCONE
BY SPECULATION IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS.

Continuous quotations from Chicago and
New York received direct by private wires
SLAGLE q co., brokers, l3@3 Market ~.
Telephone 275. Commission LID
The herald., 1897-01-16

Division Z, Eugene Maxwell, division
marshal-Section A, Arnott & Sumner,
] mar and 1 wagon; section B. Bolts q
Phelps, man and 1 wagon; section c.,
Hayden & Lewis, 2 men and 2 wagons;
section D, Hawley, King & Co., 2 men
and wagons; section E, Mathews I'M
plement company, men and wagons !;
section #, Studebaker Wagon company,
2 men and 2 wagons; section G, Tabor
Carriage company, 1 man and 1 six
horse wagon; section H, Neaurth and
Cass Hardware company, mer and 2
wagons; section I. Percival & Cham
bers, man and 1 wagon; section J.
Union Hardware company, 2 men and
wagons; section K, Enterprise dairy,
men, wagons and 16 Jersey cowst
Division 8, H. J. Fleishman, division
nrarshal-Section A, Los Angeles Acad-
enny 20 men, l wagon and horsemen;
section B, Ice and Cold Storage com
pany, IL men and IL wagons; section z,
Elysian Water company. 1 man and /
wagon; section D, D. Crombie & Co.
(fiour). men and wagon,
Division 3, F. I. Heron, division mar
shal-Band-Section A, Bright's Special
delivery, 10 men and 10 wagons; section
Il, Easton, Eldridge & Co., 10 men and 9
wagons; section G, Pioneer Truck COM
pany, men and wagons; section d,
Burbank theater, men and wagons;
section E. Crescent Coal company, .
men and 2 wagons; section F.. Los An
seles Van and Storage company. men
The herald., 1897-01-16
ROMANTIC FAMILY TALE.
Wonderful Dream of Nicola Hamilton
Which Came True.

For three generations the Beresford
family had handed down, as substan-
TALLY true, a remarkable dream-story
which is connected with small pocket
book and a piece of black ribbon in
possession of a member of the family.
says the Boston Traveller. So we'll
known and so we'll authenticated was
the story that a member of the Beres-
ford family recently printed, for pri-
vate circulation, a short account of the
facts, of which, without impugning the
sincerity of his relatives. he endeavored
to give a simple explanation.
The narrative is a love story as we'll
as a dream STORY. The young heroine
of it is Nicola Hamilton, the young wife
of Tristram Beresford This young la
dy appeared at the breakfast table one
morning very agitated and pale, and
with her left wrist bound in piece of
black ribbon. She replied to her hus
bands inquiries by entreating him to
ask her no questions. She then said
that her brother, Lord Tyrone, of whom
she had been very fond, had died on the
preceding Tuesday, which subsequently
proved to be the case.
1t seems that in the night Lady Beres-
ford had dreamed that her brother sat
ty her bedside (although she declares
he had, indeed, sat there.) and that
after telling her when her child should
marry. warned her, with the utmost
vehemence against marrying a second
time. "If you Go remarry," her dream
visitor had said. you will suffer from
your husbands ill-treatment until your
death at At. Resist every temptation to
a second marriage" Requiring some
proof Of her broAler's reality, he had at
her request touched her wrist with his
hand, whereupon the sinews shrunk and
the nerves withered. She showed her
wrist, bound with a black ribbon, but
declared it had been forbidden her to
uncover it.
When Sir Tristram died. Lady Beres-
ford, in spite of all remonstrances, i'm
mediately sought absolute solitude and
retirement. But the life without friends
proving unbearable, she consented to
exchange visits with a single family in
the neighborhood. In this family was
son whom, after a time. she strove
in vain to regard with Indifference. Her
love grew and overpowered her When
the young man declared passion she
consented to a private union. All turned
out as the dream foretold. In year or
so her husbands conduct was so bad
that she had to separate from him. At
AZ she died. After her death her wrist
was examined and found to be as she
had described it.
The most remarkable of the facts con
nected with this strange story-the
Scared wrists explained by the writer
Of the pamphlet referred to above as
follows: He considers that Lady Beres-
ford, who knew that her brother. Lord
Tyrone, was i'll. dreamed that he was
dead, and in consequence. became SO
violently excited as to ipjure her wrist
In the morning she bound it up so tight
ly that in course of time the sinews
shrunk and withered.
The herald., 1897-01-16

Division 5, F. NJ. Wigmore, division
marshal-Section A, Cnalg, Stuart & Co.,
20 men ar;5' 6 wagons; section b, M. "A.
Newmark & Co., 20 men ard wagons;
section C, Chino Valley Beet Sugar COM
pany, 10 men and, wagons; section D,
Southern California Packing company
l man and l wagon; section e, Blake
Moffit & Towne. 8 men and 1 wagon;
section F, Pioneer Roll Paper company
2 men and wagon; section G, Crardau
Ay,-esworth & Co., 2 men and wagons;
section H. John Wigmore & Sons, 2 men
and 2 wagons; section I, H. f. Backer
Brothers, l man and wagon.
Division 6, Harry Wood, division mar
administration A, West End Rid
ing club in cavalier costume, 60 riders;
section B, Dinmcre Soap company, 1C
men and wagor':' section C. Los An
geles Soap company, 10 men and s
wagons; section D. The Cross IS" Fuol
and Feed company, men and 10 wag-
OnS,
The herald., 1897-01-16
THE POULTRY SHOW.
The Official Premium List For the Elk
hibition From February I'd to 9Th.

The premium list of the seventh annual
poultry, pigeon and pet stock show from
February End to 9Th, inclusive, has
Just been issued, and from all indica-
tions the coming exhibition promises
to be the best in the history of the as
soclation.
The awards in the Asiatic class, the
Bantam class, and on all birds of solid
buff color, will be made by Mr.. Theo-
dore Sternberg, of Ellsworth, Kansas.
The awards in the American class, ex-
cepting buff colored birds, will be made
by Mr.. s. L. Roberts of San Diego, Cal.
The awards in the Mediterranean and
miscellaneous classes will be made
jointly by Mr.. e. s. Comings of Los An
geles, and Mr.. S. Tyler of Pasadena.
The awards on the pigeons will be made
by Mr.. c. A. Loud of Encinitas, Cal.
The Key-Letter score card will be used
in Judging all standard varieties. All
varieties not in standard will be judged
by comparison.
Exhibitors compare their exhibition
birds with the requirements contained
in the latest edition of the American
Poultry Standard, and thus avoid the
possibility of any bird being disqualified
in the show room.
Entry fees are as follows: In Poultry
classes" single birds, SO cents; exhibit
tion pens, $l.50. In Pigeon Classes" 81
cents per pair. or single bird. Entries
positively close January %, at II p. m.
The herald., 1897-01-16

principal merchants and manufacture
ers of the city, all prettily trimmed in a
dozen different colors.
The arrangement of some of the
booths is especially striking, and the ex-
hibits contained in them will doubtless
be an interesting surprise for many.
1t is difficult to imagine how in SO brief
a space such bleak building as Haz-
ards pavilion could be transformed into
such a palace of beauty.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
The pavilion will not be opened for the
public until o'clock this evening At 8
the opening exercises will take place
At the same time Mayor Snyder will
| press an electric button which will put
all the machinery in the hall in motion,
and a canon located on Olive street will
be fired
The reception committee consists of
the following: H. w. Frank, J. G. Cham
berlain, P. w. Daniel, f. A. Stuart,
Fred L. Baker, r. w. Pridham, A. G.
Bartlett, John L. Bergin, S. B. Lewis,
F. M. Coulter, Mrs. D. G. Stephens, Mrs.
r. L. Craig, Mrs F. L. Baker, Mrs. r.
w. Pridham, J. A. Kingsley H. c. Lich-
tenberger, ]. r. Newberry, H. NJ Sale,
j. w. Frey, r. H. Heron. Max Meyberg,
]. D. Hooker, Jacob Loew, A. H. Fixen,
Mrs. E. A. Stuart, Mrs. H. w. Frank,
Mrs. Lucy Blanchard, Mrs. r. H. Her.
ron, Margaret j. Frick.
The following is the program of the
opening ceremonies at the pavilion to-
night, to commence at o'clock:
Grand march, Palaca di Concert,
Jones; exhibition orchestra, c, A. Jones,
director.
Opening address-President H. w.
Frank.
Address by the mayor, Hon. NJ. p sny-
der.
| Selection, Robin Hood, De Koven.
| Overture, Tampa, Harold.
! Waltz, Jolly Fellows, Vollstadt.
Intermezzo, Cavalleria Rusticana,
| Mascagni.
| Grand fantase, English, Irish and
! Scotch airs, Bartens.
Danza Mejicana, Hechiceros Gjas, Nc
| Coy.
| Selection, Little Christopher, CaryH.
| Bell solo, Mastery Bells, Wely.
| Grand Potpourri of popular songs, ar
ranged by c. A. Jones.
| Song and! dance, Dream of Love, Casey.
Charac cterisque, Indian Sun Dance,
McCloud.
The herald., 1897-01-16
THREE FiOLD.UPS LAST NIGHT
Bold Footpads Operating in the Southern
and Western Sections
Pedestrians Stopped at the Revolver :
Muzzle and Relieved of Valuables.
Police on the Alert

No less than three hold-ups were last
night reported to the police. swelling the
record of depredations committed by
footpads during the last few weeks. In
conformity with their usual custom of
secretiveness the police absolutely re-
fuse to give out any information re-
gardng the occurrences. protesting to
believe that publicity will destroy what
little chance there may be of catching
the highwaymen.
All the hold-ups last night, 1t is sup
posed were committed by two men who
are described as wearing long overcoats,
closely buttoned up. white crush felt
hats and being of neat appearance. One
is very dark, presumably Mexican, his
overcoat being light in color. In one
case the second man was reported as
wearing no overcoat, but otherwise the
descriptions tally.
The first case reported was shortly
after $3.50 in the evening, and occurred at
the corner of Ninth and Flower streets.
The victim was halted at the muzzle of
a revolver, and, while one of the rob-
bers kept him covered, the other deftly
went through his pockets and took
everything of value. AS soon as re-
leased by the robbers a report of the
.,ffair was sent to police headquarters
and several officers were at once detailed
to look for the highwaymen.
While they were out the second report
| came in, a citizen being held up on
| Flower street, near Third, while on his
way home. In this case the thieves Sc
| cured nothing except watch. no money
being found. Releasing their unprofita-
| BILE victim, the footpads went around to
| the corner of Flower onto Second street,
| and when near Pearl got another victim.
| Here they were more successful, Sc
| curing As cents and silver watch from
| young man who resides near the scene
| of the robbery. This occurred att 9:20
BY the time the report of the third
| hold-up had been received the police were
| thoroughly aroused, and more officers
and detectives were sent in all direc-
| tions through the section, where the men
had been operating, but with no success
| After the third job the robbers must
| have cleared out of the vicinity and
| called 1t a full nights work. One by
one the officers struggled in, until long
| after midnight, all with the same report
| of ill-success. Then the hunt was given
up for the night, although all the patrol
men on beats were notified to be on the
| lookout for the fellows. 1t is possi-
| BILE that today may see further devel-
opments, as the detectives are working
on several clews, the nature of which
they will not divulge.
The herald., 1897-01-16
THE FIRST HONE PRODUCTS exhibition
formulated the plans for the parade as
follows:

formulated the plans for the parade as
follows:
Mounted police.
w. B. Wiltshire, grand marshal.
j. c. Cline. chief of staff.
Band.
Los Angeles Company No. 25, Third reg
iment, Uniform Rank of Knights
OF Pythias.
Mayor and city officials In carriages.
Members of executive committee OF
Merchants and Manufacturers
association i'm carriages.
Members Of the chamber of commerce
in carriages.
Members OF the board Of trade In car
riages.
Members of commission for locating
harbor in Southern California.
Other invited guests.
Division 1, J. B. Larkershim, division
marshal-Section A, Bishop & Co., Sc
men and 8 wagons; section B, Los An
geles Candy company, 10 men and
wagons; section c, Meek Baking COM
pany, 40 men and wagons; section d,
Pacific Cracker company, s mem and I
wagon; se,'iion f, Meyberg Bros, 50
men and 2 wagons.
The herald., 1897-01-16

today takes pleasure in publishing the
portraits of some of the most influential
and energetic members. The counter
felt presentment of Herman w. Frank,
the popular president, should have been
included. but Mr.. Frank has so long
fought shy of the photographers camera
that there Is no picture extant that doen
him justice. Mescrs. j. V. VXchtel and
Eldridge A. Stuart occupy the honora-
BILE positions of secretary ard treasurer
of the associat ton. respectively. Mensrs.
j. G. Chamberlain. r. II. Heron, r. w.
Pridham and Councilman Fred Baker
are directors. who have taken a very
The herald., 1897-01-16
THE PEOPLES TRIUMPH.
The Proposed Meeting Tonight Post
poned But Some Action Probable

An announcement was made in yes
terday's Herald that there was a, prob
ability of mass meeting being held this
evening to celebrate the rejection of the
funding bill. Mr.. T. E. Gibbon, whose
name was prominently mentioned in
connection with it, stated to a Herald re-
porter last night that owing to the fact
that the opening ceremonies of the
Home Products exhibition will take
place tonight it had been deemed mex
pedient to call the meeting this evening.
A movement is, however, on foot to give
suitable expression of the relief and sat
isfaction that the citizens of Los Angeles
feel at the action of congress on Monday
last
The herald., 1897-01-16
RIDING IN ANOTHER MANS RIG

A well-dressed, gentlemanly appearing
young fellow giving the name of Paul
Martin, was arrested on Broadway be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets at 10
o'clock last night by Officer Stewart.
Earlier in the evening C. o. Adams of
No. 700 Montreal street, drove down
town in his buggy to attend church,
and left the rig hitched by the curb.
Martin, sadly under the influence of
liquor, came along, got in and drove off.
The rig was reported as stolen at the
police station. but at the hour stated
aMrtin was found in it enjoying little
ride. He was boxed as plain drunk.
The herald., 1897-01-16

hlbition to furnish this information and
at the same time to encourage the use
Of home products. Certainly when it is
known that articles of common use can
be manufactured just as we'll and Just
as cheaply here as elsewhere, it will
have q tendency to encourage the use Of
articles Of home production.
For the next three weeks a veritable
carnival of entertainment is promised,
Aside from the exhibition features, ar
rangements for many outside at
fractions have been made in the wav os
concerts and other entertainments.
The plans have all beer carefully Ia
and now only await to be successfully
carried out and the Home Product ex-
hibition promises to be one OF the best
displays Los Angeles ever had
Grand Marshal w. y. Wiltshire has