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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Oct 2-Wheat firm ana
nominally nc higher No. ! biuestan,
Nlzc: No l club. s9iEc.
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w.LLA wALLA WHEAT MARKET

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Inteligsrce-
WAIT.A WALT.A Oct. 1-There vas
10 change In wheat quotations today.
Club. T0c; hluesten. &c.
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dealers wcalo zot 5uy. To-Day ever an
eT $50 nss good hyiEx hens 5 e e-2Frr-
Es car caIs - tie CRY AID go 2ls ga
The LrZt and Vegetable -4EEEz gsSA1E~
G8g vas very 2sieT
JobbinG Quotatsens.
TIE following were -. sobogzE gnota-
t.sEs o. Wholesale dealers yesterday.
Sugar. Flour and CoHee-
Sugar os5aiagl-Ssolde= &C. n bols psr
90. SsE. extra C. a bhIs Per b. S1sc.
a.. pozasre6. ssse. ret cash prices
Fa0ar etc l3csstn<t-pzEent Ezcs4is1t.
"a; Acxel.T A. s4SQ. California Qranos.
sA@. cold DrsP -four. s4-s. eaeks ae4t
ham. PER ebl $50 CO Feb saekss Is gFr
ca, re -four. PER oaa t4-5a, or Is-.a sass
s-s per rwts rye EasaR PeF Pea = =.
Eosuny per ewt. S-@s. cracke8 "aeAE- pr
cwL ~ aake1 wheat. k59 Per case:
whole Eaear honr. Der sW- "a, pearl
harisy. h8-Io SACKS. 4c. @-lo boxes. sc;
4iec; corn ma. yslIow. Hs. 81 s.. -. q ~
while. les = y. -, $50. nAke1 Ao1stEy.
hos 81 kegs, sz&
&C Coffee oo5olnse-eirsen- Mocha PEI r.i %
cAosee per il. &c as.ed-Arelez.c ;.
n lSs-lb cases. per cwt. sl2-is. s9-i5 sassz.
Java. ,s-ls tlnz Per 10. &c. sass 80
Alden AacAa. re; Csracala, &c Qua
rer9#fa g1e- s-~-sswa ~~F4n 1eI9H~. Lon.
Iass 90 3 * Is *. So sia
49, x.S
ana
Fresh Meats Gob53nEb-Cow beef. 5sfaise:
seer beSf. s1~Nsc Per 70. mutton. &C r@r
-. pork. stzc Per 10: veal s. per -.
Provisions tjoh5ing Hans. large. IKE:
hams small. ft&c. orsakfASL bacon. I3c.
dry SalE sides, TIC.
Fresh FEsr 9ioba{ug3-HaEbs1t sac;
sa4tncn. 1sc; salmon trou,. sc 1ounc@rs,
-4te sees e. rocs cod, &C. o-aSz gSss.
De-. pfEca S.a1Ac; mountain tro8I, LAD lse.
s-F4nps. &c.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Raneh 1aals.. fancy dairy 4,
srstSres $50. 49,, - - -@s.fs
80 rri1ts s5Sss., " @'''-1' '-11 =
60 - .,-sse-s- ~..,- r-,.hs-..a,
I69fIa~
Fxws-f 3olhs--, E~.v-e~- ,zsgrSe. s.rg-,fx
fres5 ~ So a., 1-1s 'sE H. % -sS'
Fss,r.grrc llrS's ,l,s-srs-s M. ,,,rlxevs
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
= MAI

STEAMER DELTA
Lars Gainraith deck, foot % washins-
tcs street Tuesdays. THURSDAY ana sat-
ways AZ o'clock A. m. for ktnx~ton
pur Gamble. Seabeck. Brfnnon Ho.ly
Dsvsrfo. Lilsswasp Fails Hoodsporf ana
Tcicn CITY. Returns alternate days
n. TROUTMAN. Master.
rssspheae, Res isi
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Ce.-sasr.a fEo,si: best family hossf IN
ssz1e. ezeal1e-a rooms al modern improve
u.eni4- 10 os-.
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CLEANERS.
-~1T1FIC COAST sTEAMsHfP Co

"a COMPANY elegant steamers INA
Ia CTTY OF PcEEL>A and wATI.A
IT%a Isave SEATTLE for SAD Frsn-
- va PORT ToTrrsezd and Victoria. 3.
81 .. - Dec. S. 10, IS % q ~
Dr. Al szn Frsneisee. a n. Oct "A
30 a p Leave SAN FHANcreCO
= seattle via yicssriz b. C., ard Pors
fsgpssse r : = u eI z
r. Due :; seattle, 2. n. Oct Il.
< q. Is q, Nov. :. y. &. .. 3. d. D1c-
70 e g. g. D.
= rs. sssxsnt STEAMERS CORONA. CITY
a. TOPEKA AND AL-KT leave BEAT
~-r fo- kIssxz z, 3 A. n. Octo5er IA. Il.
soveanber !. 6. Il. a. p. ~
- Id Il. ls. 2 - D3e back a. s@sfris
= 4 IA le "a - Nov. ia "a q ~
gsu IS = = Jan. : u Tn coxn-
ssry reserves rtghE 70 change. ~sthoa.
rsrious aesice. slsarnsrs. sailing dates zn1
TROwBgIDGE p. 6. szp... oc.an
nay seattle 1leke1 Ag@ng. 80 First ave
clyoDALL. PERKINS & CO. Ger. Aga.
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TRADE DURING THE WEEK.


NEW YORK. oc. Prs sztreet's
financial review e trade tomorrow VIII
say
ars tne market this week disntavs6 more
or }as= DISPOSITION 70 rally. TIE fact tfat
Mr. J 2. Morgan has arrived Fl Lordon.
and. according 20 az accounts. has given
srft fsvcrahis views - ere E{tuatteu here
fz regarded as likely 20 have a good effect
4s tna r1w - funds 70 fhe interior has
been checked srd Interest rates s-ow a
tendency 20 weaken IRE market here "a
fhe leaders = the Lccfou moueY market
AuS ire Bark q England % cSstru~t gold
frrrorts . t1iE ceautrY = might -
mentioned -nnt the uoes ss3y8 bic success
likely 70 tz-nrgvs fNs sn@eE lat2va Interest
o. Load5r n thts ussrkst
TIE apparent ri0s58E q eeErria tors ~
% che guoeaf g ~ sIl9gp@-1srt E7s -
wau1znti0ns n Cntca 70 ard thstr ac1u'i-
.for hv Interests si.sed Wtrh ire erica 20
Gas Company removes &tstzrniVE tnfu-
sr~s r. tN@ market ard ira street has
beer rnuoh more fnetfuas 70 TsV attention
- easanes@ ard railroad earnings Tho
latter continue 90 ca Fzf1efartc~v. and
rrtf~A se~eeS - as or tAF Hec}a~2ti 20 %
80 f7-r - sr~a.a@ cfFrsrts that Increase q
frN~rNa r4fse freight make ar7F-ss t9r any
failing - in tae grate movements T-sere
IS hrwawe- Al impression r. eeveral
t,s,s~-=rs tFar 10 movement in prices ts
r~rh.e hss wa5fA ere elections r. View YORK
a-s elsewhere - uenf1r an4 TIE meet
Tx x Congress Is nesr az han2 AtteEpt
Nax hsar made AsE0 = E9wtFe tha fear %
-g--n3f-zrf7-s in or relations uTlrh snatr.
zrs runners lave heeu c3Tctzlafe9 frat ou-
rsoesffor - fhe r@o-Ea raxa ,fo~ hf3s - the
F-~tor Paste VII - forthcoming rewt
yvaath IRE market eesrg stIil rarrgw
ira rroce@ssarEs wsrs daI G. s-eefe1 ~
raacttcrzry Tendencies.
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ERUsE $. s LINE.
LAB TRANSFORMATIONS co.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle Everett a whatcom Route.
f,ass OF Washington leave. Seattle
tslg except saturday. at 10 .. n
seaffis. Everett and Ia Conner Rau,a
@sarer Fairhaven leaves Seattle sgffw
ssrxst Sunday, az 4. m. calling at Ever
at xoing rortk Monday. "Wednesday ara
rriEay: going south Tuesday. Thursday
aad Saturday.
Telephone Main zTs resssr dock.
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~,.,, ..,.. = s,.ek t5aay we're y. -


rT-u--pr~sfrtx - - experts. = ss5
svrnrz ara h5xNsr wtcM tNs Gsr1aE& - Z
al - - advance &IrEsa palss pasess-s
& Z7GaE Go a&ke~s k+Sas4 u Ms1ter
rafsr.s fE@ &c straits. f*ssE@ - sx-
s~zs & so & q tux g-E@es SsEI
ggv~esf- rge@efrts Is ~ Sr-n-rs, 9 W..
rrs-s sr-c-x- Ne - 3 ~ Optics
cpers1 steady ard A3vazcs- a. day w.IA
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wheat-Qgiet: Decsm5sr sl4s.; May
= t1s@
Eariey-Taacsive December. s41sc
Ccrn-LarEe Yellow. N-1sS ia15a-
Eran-sfs3IS q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
BANK
THE FIRST NATIONAL Rank OF


THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Fsd,up capital ..........-.....s l5e 100
r,grses McMicken .Prs.issu,
Ns6raw vice Prssiaeai
General Banking bushes. trsnsss..a
ssat ara teiegra phlc exchange psysbis
Al Ire griaeipal cites Of ms
Letters u credit furnished On Alaska.
sa,ss,e at al trading posts Of Tire ~ A r
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
'aa-up oxritai ........-..-...........s xs go
Tssasaess a general banking business
Ballard .-..- ........- ..... prcssacas
G henry .....-...........yles Presia~at
Safety pepcss. Roxe. for Rent
:An sS SsE oS soq sE2rr EEhrrOsAI
casi,al stoSk paid ia .........xSen
s1Epias s....s.. +..-.-....-.s-s- &s@
SsG !s VIZ r T::n
AshSay .--.----....---.........C ashisr
1Hsspondencs IL al ne principal cities
IRE United SAFES and Europe
gvoPLEs SAVINGS BANK
oscidsHSl a.ce< seattIs. Wash-
.,-oEFicESs AND TRUSTEES TRUSTEE :s
ar,sss. * ..-.---..t-.- - rrs~slent
issa lay second v S Prsssisas
E.ss aaya,,n. Manager, cssh'r Sec y
So. s'os,yet -. A.s,staS, Csshisr
{ S 81 is.'i'f T. ' SassS Sssl,a'
,ssssasseets savuxs hank Business sx-
ss.ss..s tscelvea t-oa 81 70 s1ASp
80 ss tern leeost;s: / Ger cent o. OF.
se'v...sas g. ARA as, esys e. Nav ara
.---eved eo'la'srAl. Oniy
-ASTER HORTON s. CO. pANKERs
Incerpogat-: Isy-.
asss. -. ..,... Ia .
-. Frssts .;,- ~ X 4 D fass
s.se'sr --.... r r van Tuyi
.ssai excNzaxs s7a ;elexrApsle trAn.-
r-s-a NFw Tex. EefcsEe. s. Pa -. san
cr@olsce l'erfiae- ard vAFtoas poinls n
80 &as BrtttsN Columbia
- e-is e cN--A0ge On Iondaa avail
.s.ssshsre ia EgreP~A
a.. s se.loas zaa1s at al Pciats &C tasor-
-esssss s.oek. as s,ner valsasses ~
80 te- sAfe k~erfng
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Oct - ls--
Exchanges AZ re SAFE. Ezroa1A. SO
kzns zz1 Fc-razzd cse4r41x se9sss tc11y
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nrea dsru Is.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. z-wheat went
20 IN = jump today the ChIcag0 market
made strong gains and closed q higher
tlaE yesterday the local speculative
market was equally excited ard advanced
Sharply. Spot w2eat IS higher and IL firm
" held though not very active. Barley
DIES no. improve II SYN patty with wheat
Tire market il quiet bosa on and - call
Only HEnt trading IN oats. receipts are
Eoderstst prices are unchanged.
FlouF-Fautly extras sS&5f3. bakers
extras 81 T56f4ss
s. 80 Cor choice. n iling s. -szzGL55
Bsriev-FseG. Se4sSc. brewing. s5c7sl IS
Per GENITAL
Oats-POo- 20 fair. &I-3-'s Ct I-ix: good .
cacice kitasftE fancy feed s. es7l 20:
gray s. faus-15- Tsll51E fII2lzEIL-Is (.
surprise s. 2zsrs5I 17le- black Tor SEED 8. 8
NL5e. red. g.fTS48iso.
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F-our. quarter sacks. g =. %. Oragoa.
"a asg wheat cen ais I7f.06n a.. Oregon
He- barley rarEa.s a.T - Or rcn TE8.
oats ce1taIz. I1e.. So Oregon - hea1s
SACKS an. corn. -sn-lis 81. 90 EAST
e~- 10. rye. cso1a5s 14t3. potatoes.
sacks. 7ss- So Oregon sZ onf.rz
srrkz la bran SACKS Oregon z so.
r EHf-xs SACKS 81: %. 0-ezon 5aa. hav.
s7a- q. stysw. tons %. ho1s. BALES 45:
Vel bales. u; s15ss = ra1sios boxes.
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STEAMER UTOPIA

STEAMER UTOPIA
VI sal from Colman dock every Mon.
Cav snf Thursday AZ 8 =. an. for RiaIna
sae Vancouver. Fare 70 Biasae. s2a.
vsncougsr $50.
Tslspaone Main a.
\. P. Maxwell. Agent.
Colnan Block.
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NEW York. cc.. = Bra directs to
-ssr-ow VT xa~.
E--FIa 80 re~e~aT trsss movement IL
s--sswhat Irregular ar5 rAare are FIR
rre- ewtEs~ces - fsHsrE oT n s44uzn1
s~z wns-~a hNcssz gTtsm1es x farWe
pr8r-crsilus- Speculation - ? @e5 zs @@as-
- ara 1anaa6 sny 80 at2rle s. less Than
80 weeEs east -BftE1 gCg1s sre a4I On
s-s wezErseE - -nw c0za11 eu4 faasrs
r~rss~f arv gge48 atGEeT FGas week sE1.
n arto~ srsrrnsrss - ere EenEraa WFsf
ave msr Distributes FAR af5rEE 2s nr1TupE-
s. a. sxus-se8- aad r-a1v 5ooos-s a. Wss
era cezeaxz tn El&@ tAST oEsresetz.Szts@
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THE SEATTLE Markets

Eggs Continued 20 e % & rrscs- e.
-@-Gay tAsy zooE n TgEp C T. a11 IL
wzolezzEe dealer - now getting &G 70
swa~y erren - srrfrrly fres. ranch eggs
rnzs leaves rs S-ore- TIE s9aekT. : =
cas5=e1. = rot equal 20 ire 1sEssl O. A
ia weeks aEo eggs ~s-s 40 SsA6 111-
@T $50 nss good laying hens = = e-9Frr
he car caEe 70 tie CRY AID GO as oSa
price s3r ss eggs
The tTZ4E and Vegetable z1a<Esz EsSAsr~
G4y vas very 2g5et-
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TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, Fargo.
Grand Forks. Crookston,
Winnipeg, Helena,
Butte, Chicago.
Philadelphia. Washington,
New YORK, Boston,
And All Points East
and South.
TIME SCHEDULE.
Ina kae~s sept 18th. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Fer spoAa7a. kIOsa-a11. o. Fa4l
Or Portland $1,000. .............. Sc = IN
- - giF IEp1x ! 1a q.
or Aberdeen 49,. .......--+-.-.. $50 a. "a
Fer Tac3s1a. TO and 80 g. m,
soa and J. ...-. -. 10 .. III
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From Spok4ne. koSslaad S.
facl AID EAzf .-.--......... II - a n
FFofn Eoi lard ..... .....---...... sos q II
fon % asSsia ..--- .--..----.---- SO :. n
From ABERDEEN ....- ..-.-.....-. gg5 . N
From Tacoma. SIS and Il e a
~ sE and $500 -... s.9n /, m
'Daily except sunday. Al others daily
This card subject - change without no
tee
Through tickets 10 Japan and China vsa
Northern Pacshc Steamship Company
Fer rates. routes ard other Informal %
CAL o. or address
D. A. sADEAG,
General Agent 6eatsle
city Ticket O1lce. cor Tezisr say and
First avenue.
Depot Ticket OTice corner Western av-
en9e and Columbia street
A u. CHARLTON
Assistant Genera Passenger Agent
No. - Morrison street. corner Tair6.
Portland. Or.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

g. \. SALISBURY. Observes
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The following table. compiled BY Brad
street. shows the bank cleaFinEs az tue
leading cities for the week ended October
=. WITH the percentage of inerea e. and de-
crease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-19
Meeting ofPlttsburVh Operators.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aug. 1s.-The
meeting of Pittsburgh district coal op-
orators which was begun at Cleveland
last night was concluded here tonight
shortly after midnight.
None OF those attending the meeting
would dlvulge the proceedings. The on
ly statement given out was the TACT the
action taken at the Cleveland meeting
was ratified and even emphasized; and
that the president. Peter NJ, Hitchcock.
had been empowered to appoint COM
mittee tomorrow who will seek con-
ference with the miners officials, look
ing to a settlement OF the strike
1t Is understood that the basis to be
urged for settlement by the operators
is the flfty-four cent rate for mining.
and should the miners refuse to accede
to this, and their old employees decline
to return to work the operators will at
once import men and start their mines
at any hazard.
As 1t is extremely unlikely that an
amicnble arrangement can be effected,
the mine owners have agreed 20 share
the expense attendant upon the start
ing OF the mines, and no expedient will
be overlooked in the accomplishment OF
the object aimed at the breaking Of the
strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-19
DISASTROUS OIL FIRE
In Indian Creek TsrrItov-EIPloSIOn at
Pumping station Destroys the BnildinR.
One Man Fatally Harmed and Othsrl In
Critical Condition.

In Indian Creek TsTrltoTy-EEploaion at
Pumping station Destroys the Building
One Man Fatally Harmed and Others In
ACrlticRl Condition.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
sEsFERsYILLE, W, Va, Aug. lS,-
The news of a terrible oil fire in the in
terror of the county has Just been res
eeived here. The report received states
that the Ankrom pump station OF the
Eureka pipe line company, located In the
Indian creek territory, caught fire this
afternoon, while the engineers were at
work packing the big oil pumps, which
forced the oil from there to the sea board
line at Morgantown, The pump had
been taken apart and the men were busy
at work, when there was an explosion,
and the station took FIRE, Before any Of
the men who were working there could
get away they were all burned, two OF
them so badly that they VIII be laid up
for some time, and the other two so serl-
ously that one OF them Is reported to-
night In a very serious condition. One
named Duty Is dead, the other, Ryan, ia
not expected 10 live. Gregg and Tomlin-
son are in serious condition.
A large gang OF men was sent out by
the pipe line company as soon as the FIRE
was reported, and since their arrival
they have been able to save the three
large $1,000 barrel tanks OF oil which IA
in stock there. The loss viii amount to
many thousands OF dollars, as all the
pumps are totally destroyed, together
with the building. An estimate OF the
loss tonight Is In the neighborhood OF
$4,000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-19
MARCHING MINERS ARRESTED


leased who were Taken TO CIHrISsburR
To 'FPfar before Jadge G0H.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencer.
FAIRMONT, W. Va, Aug. ls.-The
striking miners who have been camp
Ing at Camp oConnell near the Mon
taFs mines, since Sunday night, at
tempted their usual early morning pa.
rade along the county road this morn
lag. on arriving at the mines, which is
Very close to tho road, they we're halted
and the Injunction, which was issued
Las, night, prohibiting parndIng on the
highways for the purpose OF intlmlda-
ton was served on them.
4 number Of them claimed the right
90 do aB they pleased, as long as they
were on the public roads and not tres
passing on private property. The pa
raiders wer all promptly arrested by
United States Deputy Marshal RAN
dolph and all but thirty released on
Their own rccognlzance. The number re-
ilincd were placed on special train
and sent 20 Clnrksburg undar the
charge OF the deputy marghnls. to ap-
near before Judge Nathan Con. who Is
holding United States court there.
II has been very dulet along the line
to-day. II may be the calm before the
sioIm, as the leaders here are wrothY
over the arrests.
After the eXcitemnt had died down
ll1'c employed In the mines went TO
work and their number was very ma
trrialiy Increased from those who have
been Idle since the strikers went into
camp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-19
pEYysYLvANIA POPS
VIII Rsafirm the Chicago Platform
aud Do Other FooliIh Things.

VIII Rsamrm the Chicago PIatfSrm
aud Do Other FoolIih Things.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. B,-Damo-
cratic State Chairman John NJ, Garman
and ex-Congressman and ex-state
Chairman James Kerr. are In the city.
In speaking of the Democratic state
convention to be held at Reading on the
slst inst. Mr.. Garman said:
1.-THE convention will overwhelmingly
reaairm allegiance 10 the Chicago plat
form and II a resolution declaring Mr..
Harrity's seat vacant In the national
committee Is presented II will be adopt
ed. / cannot say, however. that such a
resolution will be presented. For state
treasurer, J. C. Mckinney. OF Louisville.
is strongly urged. i. f. Kerr, OF Bed
ford, is also mentioned. For auditor
general surveyor OF the port p. Gray
Meek appears TO be the strongest can
didate. Jacob Weidle, mayor OF Read
ing, Is also mentioned for the state
treasurer nomination.
Surveyor Meek In speaking Of the an
tl-Harrlty feeling, last night, said: 'Srhe
Chicago platform will be adopted, but I
do not think Mr.. Harrity Will be at
tackled unless his friends show their
teeth"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-19

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. Is,-The de-
clslon reached by the operators OF the
Pittsburgh district at their conference
here last night to open their mines re-
gardless OF the consequences, will prob
ably cause serious trouble. According to
local coal men 1t is the intention of the
Pittsburgh operators to engage pinker-
ton men to protect their non union men.
This action on their part will probably
precipitate q terrible climax to the
great strike and the operators admit
that blood will probably flow. In speak
ing OF the probable result of the oper-
ators' decision, LOTUS Cuddy. OF the
Cuddy-Mullen Coal Company. said to-
day: 1T II Is found necessary TO do so.
whole army OF detectives will be EN-
ployed to protect our men, and II the
worst comes they will be supplied with
gatling guns and other equipments to
convince the strikers that we mean
business There win be no delay In
inaugusating this movement, and the
first step will be taken Thursday, al
though / do not care to state what the
lrst action will be-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-19
CHRISTIAN ESDEAvORERs,
Proceedings orstats Convention at Raw
enswood-SuccssIraI Meeting.

ProceeulngS OF stale convention at Raw
enswood- d-SuccesIraI Meeting.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgeneer.
RAvENSW0oD. W. Va. Aug. 49,
The state Christian Endeavor conven-
ton convened here yesterday in the
opera house. Over one hundred dele
gates are present and the old town is
giving them a royal Welcome. The pro-
gramme was carried out in full State
Treasurer NJ. A. Kendall, Of Charleston,
delivered splendid address this after
noon on the Prodgal Son. which was
well received by the vast audience
which filled the building TO overfiowing.
The old officers were all reelected ex-
cept the president, Mr.. D. II. Boughner,
OF Clarksburg, succeeding Rev. II.
Cofer. The next annual meeting will
be held at huntington June 2S and "a,
1898
The Junior rally exercises this after
noon were feature Of the occasion
and were loudly applauded.
The reports from the delegates
throughout the state show healthy
condition of affairs in this great work
in West Virginia.
Mr. Mccarthy. Of Huntington, con-
Quoted devotional services this evening,
and Mr.. George Rowland. OF Parkers-
burg, conducted the conservation SER
vices, after which adjournment took
place. Many left for their homes on the
late train,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-19
MINISTER MISSING.
Rev. A. p. winEstt, Pastor ofH uniting
ton Circuit, Has Disappeared.

Rev. A. p. wingstt, Pastor ofH uniting.
ton Circuit, Has Disappeared.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelllgencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Aug. fS-
Rev. A. Z. wingett. pastor of tae
Huntington circuit Methodist Episcopal
church,has been strangely mlssias since
last Friday. He has been making his
home at the Merchants hotel, this city.
for several months. Last Friday he
left one OF his appointments In the
country to come to the city, and since
then no clue has been discovered as to
his whereabouts.
His quarterly meeting was held at
Cox's Landing, one OF his country ap-
pOintments, on Saturday. but he was
not there. A searching party has been
securing the country south of the city
to-day. hoping to find him. He was a
young man, about twenty-five, highly
intelligent, and his friends are COM
pletely at loss to account for his alb
sence. He is said to have been highly
esteemed among his people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-19
COAL OPERATORS
OfIndlana and nllnol, Confer AbOut th'
Situation.

CHICAGO, Aug. lS,-A conference of
Illinois and Indiana coal operators, at
which all the principal ones were pres
ent, was held in the Rookery building
to-day and an hour or more was spent
In talking over the strike situation.
The opinion seemed 10 be unanimous
that there would be no resumption OF
work at prices higher than those paid
when the strike was ordered. II was
stated that any other course was impos-
Rible, owing TO outstanding contracts
which do not expire until May next, A
large proportion OF the output OF the
mines, 1t was said, Is under contract
and in many districts there are formal
contracts signed by the operators and
miners fixing definite wages. Were the
prices now demanded paid,it was claim
ed, the small margin of profit would be
more than absorbed. Unless these con-
tracts for coal are carried out the party
falling Is liable to damages. II was the
impression that none Of the operators
would attend the Peoria convention to-
nnrrOW