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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
THE MgH'S MEETING
AZ the =. 81. G, a. Yesterday intsFtattng
Talk hSy Ms lynch.

At the Y. ~. G, a. Yesterday interesting
Talk BY Ms. Lynch.
The mems meeting at the Y. ~. G. A.
yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended. II was led by Secretary j, G,
Lynch. advice to Young Man." was
the theme, being taken from Pauls ad-
Vice to Timothy. Paul wrote his last
letter to Timothy, the young man who
had been associated with him for six
teen years. When Paul wrote u ne was
very old man. and Imprisoned ~
Rome. He was near the point OF
death, and he gave good council 90 TIM
othy.
PauVs advice, found in the second verse
OF Timothy, chapter second. Paul en-
Joined Timothy 70 hold fast 70 the
scripture that had been taught him, and
Mr., Lynch said that the words OF PAU
held good in modern times, Young
men should hold fast TO the scripturai
lessons they had been taught, ana
though amid the cares and tolls OF liIe'
there was consolation to be found IN
the Word OF God. 49,.
paul had referred to rimothy's
knowledge OF Jesus Christ being leaFA-
ed from him, and advised him 60 con-
flnue in the faith and love OF the 81.
vIor Young men OF the present should
heed Pauls advice TO Timothy They
should remain steadfast to Christ IN
Him there was the only hope IN the
NE after death. There Is no star OF
hons in che doctrines OF doubt ana
SReptIcIsm, and the religious teachings
received In childhood are equally as
worth believing when mature age pas
crept on. Young men should MOI ae-
saTt Christ. but rather cling to Him.
After tfe remarks OF AIr, Lynch. Oth-
er members spoke IN q similar strain,
and gave forth many good things.
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RrnnYA1 81 THP I1MIT


BIZ the Flat Glass IyOFkrFs' Iinion Behs-
fleIal TO UnIDn Factories.
At the convention Of the Flint Glass
workers Union, In Pittsburgh, on sat-
urday, che limit on all kinds OF pressed
ana blown ware made in non-union fac
tories, was removed. The union permit
ted only certain number Of pieces Of
ware TO lie made by workman In each
turn. The turns are OF four and one.
half hours. though In some factories OF
four and tllree quarter hhlirs. NO more
than the number the union allowed was
made in union emplOyin8 factory.
which Handicapped the union factories
In competing with the non.unlon factor
les, where the employees could make an
unlimited number Of g0blet9, mugs, ETC..
IN A turn, Hence the union factories SUI
iered In competing With those not en-
moving union labor The question OF re-
moving the limit has engrossed the at
tentiOn Of the unIonJ and the factories
employing union labor for years. and the
ren1oyal Of the restriction last Saturday
4 bound to be beneficial t. the union
TlaSg houses IN the future. The output
win be greater. ~ -.
The union labor Is admitted TO pc SUI
pIoves Of the former will be in better
npSsItIon, since the removal OF the limit,
I,nIsSS other complications such a. the
mice per hundred, should arise between
thS men and their employers; but - u -,
with stated price for each turn, ana the
men making as much ware as they can IN
= t,,y.y1 the union factories Will. OF course.
san the benefit OF the recent action o.
me union. The Central glass mouse, ~
thiu cite. being union concern
q, common With the others, md the rec
moyai Of the liEnit beneficial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
WINNING IopeE I'd. ID
RnlEhts OF Pythlas to be Instituted OF
wednesday Evening.

RnIghts Of PythlaS to be Instituted on
wednesday Evening".
wheeling lodge No. III, Rnights Of
pythias, the latest addition to the order
IN this city, viii be Instituted on Tues.
day and wednesday evenings Of this
week. The institution will occur in the
lodge rooms OF Black Prince lodge, at
me PythIan Castle, and will be con.
Quoted by Past Grand Chancellor BEN
jamln w. Connolly, who has been depus
tlzed for the occasion by the Grand
Chancellor.
The new lodge starts OF with a mem
berShip Of about $50, Its birth VIII 90
witnessed by members Of the order from
the local lodges and many prominent
PythianR OF nearby towns. Following
the institution the installation Of .ofil-
GERS Will take place. A 9umptuouS pan
duet on Wednesday night Will WIND up
the affair, which promises TO be notA-
BILE one In Pythlan annals.
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T1tRauisTnE:s SALE On oMIo COUNTY


nv virtue az d deed Of trust made by
ReSzon NosinEo and Carrie B. Mo1ingo,
M wife, and Thomas MoIingQs 70 me- u
trnStea, bearing dAt9 on the .tYenty'seySS
eIth day Of June, 1Ss6 and now OF reeo l.,'a
Ia the clerks once Of the county court
II Ohio county, West virginia, y DEED
a TFiiSt Book No. y, page Jig. 1iWill on
ESATTTRnAYl TFIFs TWENTYsF'OURTH
DAY OF APRIL. lsgE
iSli At public auction at the north front
door Of the court house OF Ohto county.
west Virginil, commencing g y O'clock
4 II. ths Following described two tracts
~ land SltitlfAd on the waters Of Mcs
GriSI'g Run and Battle Run, IN lAoetty
district Ohio county, West 'l GIs1
frrci- BAginning at stone near Whlte
SEiin ped6icuFd'S lire and corner 70 lands
0fiNfNfVin ard Martin Bowman. ana thence
With BoWman'g line north west loC.I
Ss JsS thence with Gibaor's, line north
,s7s,SgeGf 81 noiaA 10 q beech stump; thence
north lli6S west q poles to stake; thence
north St155is west 2l.6 poles 70 . eS9ne COZ.
nef 10 other lands Of ReAEoni 1loEtnEoi
fhencS With MoIlngo'S line north GStSs east
~ pole1 20 an Ifpn.Wood: thence north
nc W0St iI.s poles TO = WhItet01lt corner
10 lands Of Jacob pGg0Fmo; thence north
IS. east "a poles to 9 post: tleuce south
a. eSSt g poles to locust: thence south
i0lks olSt 10 poles 10 the place Of begin
Ming, and containing forty-eight (FSl acFe1
and seventy ClN p0le9, more OF a.. ~ SUI
yeyed BY K. ]. McCleaEy on the nth day
OF June; 1895: this Uar1g the same properly
that was conveyed to the said RqoGon ana
Thomas Mozingo BY Melvin ana Martin
sscoFd tract-1s adjoining tho dboye de-
gcrihSd tract and IL bounded ~ follows:
BEGINNING Al or near beech knj the ltne
OF lands formerly owned by Edward Ray
and corner 70 lands now owned by ttlcnAFu
TAEgaFt and running thence with Tag
gRFtss line south o. cast 2 poles; thence
SoIith 81 west 9a70 poles to the line Of Nor
row GIbaou, formerly Edward Ray; thence
With GlbsOn'S limo south 99iSs east 2S.0s
Doies Is tine line Of the flrBt tract herein
described; thence north 25iSs east 40
poles to an lr0n-Wood; thence north o west
"a poles: thence north CO. west 49, poles
10 the line OF James A. Rice; thence with
Rlce'a line south Sc west $3.50 poles TO the
place Of beginning, and containing sixteen
(I6) acres and one hundred and fofty'eight
li4s1 poles, more or less; this b0lnR the
NamC tract OF land that was conveyed TO
! tho said RRn3on sMOzlnRo by W. ~. Dune
\ lap, special commissioner.
TERMS OF SALE.
one-third OF tho purchase money, and
AZ much moro Aa tho purchaser may elect
TO pay in cash on day Of sale: the balance
IN two equal payments at one and two
years, with interest from day OF sale, the
purchaser giving his notes with approved
personal security for the deferred install.
menta, with the interest on the second
deferred lnStallnieit payable annually. tho
titla TO bo retained by the trustee until tho
" ma W. 81 DUNLAP, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

Nick Ford, Of Randolph county, West
Virginia, an employe Of tho Junction
furnace at MIngo, temporarily detailed
az brakeman on the metal moving en-
CINE, was injured yesterday. When
worISmen were coming up the track 70
the scales, he was standing on the plat
form OF the engine and was caught ne
tween The large beams supporting the
hansen, He didn't roll OF then, but
tho upright timber caught and crushed
him. The pelvIs bone on the left side
was broken aud crushed. He is serious
IL. but not fatally, hurt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

The new machinery equipment at the
beef killing and dressing establishment
OF +. weimcr & Sons, at Fulton, has been
accepted. 1t includes twelve-ton ice
plant furnished by the Wllson.Snyder
Company. W Pittsburgh aud put In TN
der the supervision OF William NJ; Mc-
Sabb, Of this city, and other mashlnery'
The plant has threc large cellars ana IlVe
rcfriRerating rooms The wheeling Pro-
vision COMPANY, made I'm OF local BUTCH
era, has contracted With Weimcr 4 sons
IT, az killing and dressing Of beef at this
plant
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ANnh1n Pnrno,s.

ira man has noble purpose In life
he viii succeed. But the man must
have health and strength, Many mer
have started with noble purposes and
nave failed, because OF weakness. sick
ness, disease. How to get back health
and strength, Is the great question. the
great desire. Dr. Greene, rs West Four
feenth Street, New York City, the most
successful physician in curing diseases
mas discovered. In his medicines the
sure road to Health, You can consult DR..
Greene, personally. or by letter, free,
Write to him and be cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

Il, r., TURNER, OF Compton. Mo-,
writes MS that after suffering from
plics for seventeen years. he COmpletn-
Is cured them hy uslNE three bOXcG OF
DoWitt's witch Hazel Snlve II cures
ccEemH pld severe sEln diseases. q ~. =.
streets; Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; Pea.
body & Son, Benwood.
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n..nl,I.,,,. ArnIrn NnlNr.

Tho best salve In the world for cuts,
brulSes. sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
Sorcs, letter. chappcd hands, chilblnins,
cornE and all skin eruptons. and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is Guaranteed to give perfect satlstae-
tIoil or money refunded. Prlos % cents
per box. ForgRle BY Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
LoOAL BRRv1T1ES

Matters OF Minor Monl1nt In and About
the CITY.
The orpheus singing society VIII re-
hearse tomorrow evening"
Mr.. Ed schenerleIn, the Island timer,
had the misfortune to run nail IN ms
foot yesterday morning, ana VIII De laia
up for few days,
The date OF the rehearsal for the can-
tata 10 be given In May by the English
Lutheran Sunday school, mas peen
changed to Monday evening instead OF
Thursday, as formerly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

NAM AND TWELFTH STREETS.
TRusTEE.s SALE.

TSRUsTEE.s SALE or VALUABLE
OHIO COUNTY REAL. ESTATE.
By. virtue OF . deed Of trust made BY
IRckHon %. Porter and Jane g, Porter, h!s
wife. Joseph II. Chambers and RAshsl. y! y
ChlIloe ", NV W sthfb IN AZ
I6reh, iES and now Of record IN the
clerks once q the county S99Et q r Stt9
county. West Virginia, Il. Deed OF trust
Book No. - page IS will nna
SATURDAY, THE iTTLE.pAY OF
APRIL. 1891.
sell at public auction at tiP sfprth 'front.'
door OF the court house Ql 9hlo county.
West Virgtnta CONNIE te6 ee ~
fo.WiiE: All that certain ltAft o. i9n1
SituSted on the Water1 OF AIl Wheeling
creek, ia the district OF 10y, county
Of ohio. and state q Wet tsl1 49,
Syiv0nla0, and bounded and described g
follows: Beginning ~ q chestnut tree on
fh6 tor Of 8 knob or knoll And running
theaee north g west y ppleS Win IN. me ae
Grow north SO east q poles 10 STAKE
n the edRe of old road. corner ~ Crow ana
Whithan brotherS; thence h0tth - east
fG polas; thence 49Hth s.. East = Pei i,tS
- east poles 20 q point below spring !:
Thence north o9iks east = poles: thence
north 73Ss east . poles: th9heA eout9LSS
est ls poles 20 . post tthe courses heEel q
on January q. 1S57. and those herelnaftssr
given being by q SURVEY made IN
iSiGl; thence south ~ east Ga poles @
post; thence south 49, east 81 poles g 2
blythe state line eonlh s0l poles % 9 white
olk: thence south 81 west I95 poles k9
white oak; thence north west lg3a
poles; thence north AZ east lSs poles 70
fhS place Of beEinnlng, and e0ntalnlns
three hundred and eleven l5Tll Acres. more
Of less. This being what e Known y tne
Porter farm land q one OF the best farms
IN Ohio county,. TharP are Two htstsci ~ y
farm dwelling houRea on this proper ". Ats4
other farm buildings. 30 situated g 70
mako the property susceptible OF division
into fiEstseiaas farms.
'TiFFifs on SALE One third OF the pur.
chase money ana ~ much tnotS = W! S
1iiFChaS6r may elect TO pay tmcath on gay
ar 0liN: the balance IN two equal Ply LlettS
4, ore and two years, with interest from
dSy 81 sale, the purchaser giving ms nofes
for the deferred inslallments, with ne M
feraSt on the second deferred ms AlIfneni
fSyS BE annually, the title to be retained
by fhe trustee until the properly Y paIa
for mrs Y, Z. EEEasI:s.
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Round trip $40. Tickets good return
ing on all regular trains, within ten
DAYS, including date OF sale, Through
pullman sleeper from Wheeling on the
1925 a, IN. train.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

BGCKINGHAAVs bye for the
WHISPERS Is the best, handiest, safest!
sureSt. clClnest, most economical anu
satisfactory dSe eyer invented. ~
thu Rentlsmen's fnvorlte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

OUR piano movers. after fourteen
vears' experience with us, ought to
know how to move pianos carefully,
and they do. r. w. BANNER CO.
1910 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

LOOK over the three carloads Of
pInnos in all thc fancy woods, just r9.
rcived by ~, whether yhu buy OF rs or
NM r. W, BANNER Co,
1910 Market street
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oInlpallrE oLogRINa 81. duEalAi q e.
We Are Ready

with the largest and best stock Of Chdrens Wearing
Apparel ever brought TO this or any other city,
FOR BOYS FROM s TO YEARS OF AGE, we
have the newest and most desirable fabrics made up III
REFER SUIIS ET0N SUITS, JUNIOR SUITS,
SAILOR SUITS BLOUSE SUITS aud MIDDH
SUITS handsomely made and trimmed and at lower prices
J than. other stores ask for inferior goods
FOR BOYS FROM 8 TO IS YEARS, all the nobby
desirable Pads and Checks which are Questionable this
season.
si SUITS. FOR YOUNG MEN that would put some Of
the fashionable tailors to shame The right goods made
in up-to-date style.
ehildreas Suits at $a25 and $3.50 Easily worth double
Soejchoice ones still left but don't wait too long il you
want 10 share in this bargain fcas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

DOS''r miss the auction sale OF Fine
solid Leather sh0rs to-day at 9 and I
+, m. !, I STONE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

EVERY houpekespsr interested, see stl-
Esl \ Co.'s al.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

q, q o. Excursion TO NVa'h!ngton, D. G.,
Thuraday april y, 1897.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

FERREI.L- Suddenly. on Saturday March
z lS9i n a tis G PS SIs slst Ne sca LANES
Funeral services at the residence OF j, r,
Potter, No. 1913 Market street. Monday
afternoon at 2;SO O'Clock, Friends of
tho family respectfully invited to at
tend. Intcrment In PenInsular ccme-
inrN
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DIED.

Doyov want Lave cnrtaIn.t soc S.Irsl
4 Co.'A all,
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Homer N. Craig, OF Claysvllle, Is vis-
ling friends in the city.
Mr.. Al steInEell, OF Columbus, O., Is
visiting friends in the city.
n II. Chapman. OF Sutton. was reg
lstered at the McLure yesterday
John Mcmahon. an oil man from SIS.
terSvIlle, was AZ the Windsor lust
night
Miss Cora Hastings, OF Freedom, Pa,
Il Waiting Mrs. ]. n. Fordyce, OF the
South Side.
Thomas F. Barrett was In the city
last night. en- route to Warrington, MS
former place Of business, having maze
Parkersburg his future residence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
nlnpArn.s unIYersal LlIslory.

NO greater line Ia the city than we Offer
AZ sI,sGIai sale this week. lttatl stIGs1 y
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ABOUT pEopIR
Stranger. in TIE cI.y aaa 'VAs'llnE Folt'

s.rangsrs In the City aad whssltnE Polk'
Abroad.
Hon. stephen Mccullough, "the dele
gate from East Wheeling" has enjoyed
the unique distinction in Wheeling Of
being the first man each year to don
the festive straw hat and Just as In
varlabiy was the last to discard the
straw when winters chilling blasts be-
Ean 10 whistle through his 1llRcs. Last
Spriug Stephen was in q trance along
about the latter part OF March and al
lowed q gentleman from over the creek
10 don straw before he did. That very
nearly broke his heart. 50 tina spring ne
.hsS tslren no chances, and began wear
inT straw last week when the mercury
wasn't far from the freezing point
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R1ppATHs unIversal lIIst0ry.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15

The case brought by one Blanch
Farley resulted as we predicted last
week in a crushing blow to the parties
interested IN bringing the suit. JUS
tiCe Polling gave several days to hear
ing the case and on Saturday dis
charged Mr.. Stinson, and stamped
the case as one Of malicious prosecu-
ton. Mr.. Stinson Immediately had
Blanche Farley arrested for perjury
and she waving examination, was
sent to jail II. B. Abbott and wife
were also arrested charged with sub-
ornation of Witnesses, and waving
examination, are now out on bail. It
was Mr.. Stinson's intention to pro-
coed against Mr.. Abbott for damages,
but finally concluded that he had no
wish to take any personal vengeance
for his wrongs. Justice Poling's de-
cislon meets with hearty approval on
all sides, while Mr.. Stinson has been
given an ovation daily by the people
since bis release.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15

Engineer Helmer Is laid up at
Smith Center with q broken leg. AS
81 was coming west yesterday it
slowed up for the station, and three
trsmps that the sheriff had been tele.
graphed to arrest dropped of the
tram. he ordered them to halt, but
they started to run, and the sheriff
commenced firing at them. One Of
the balls struck the engine tank, Hell
mer in his haste to get out Of range
accidently get the emergency brakes.
This stopped train suddenly and Hell
mer shot out Of the cab window. In
his descent he knocked down one Of
the tramps who was running by, and
fell to the ground, hia leg coming in
contact with a tie was broken. He
was taken to the agents home and
cared for. Two Of the trsmps were
lodged in Jail, as they are suspected
Of robbery.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY has appointed
E. o. Wolcott of Colorado, Adlai
Stevenson Of Illinois, and q. j. Paine
of Massachusetts, as commissioners
to an international monetary confer
ence. just when or where this con.
ference will be held, or what other
nations will take part, has not as yet
been made known. lnasmuch as the
commissioners have 100000 to spend
they will have good time, but the
practical results will be "nit".
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15

The secretary OF agriculture, Mr..
Wilson, is gong to try to build up q
foreign market for butter. He was
at the Office Of the comptroller Of the
currency the othor day.
"Hsve l the legal right to buy q lot
OF butter with the funds Of the agEi.
cultural department and send 1t TO
England to be soldP he asked the
comptroller.
That gentleman looked up the law
and said the secretary had the right.
As soon al he returned to his Office
the secretary called up some Of his
assistants aud said to them:
II want you to buy several hundred
pounds Of the best creamery butter
made in Illinois, Iowa and one or two
other states. Have some Of it put in
our own 80 pound tubs, some Of II IN
the Australian foot square packages,
aud the rest in tight tin cases. Ship
il to our agent in New York. In
stuct this TO ship it to our animal in.
duStry agent IN London. Send orders
TO him to put this butter on the mar
ket. Have him note carefully the
prices received for the different lots,
Also the objections and comments Of
the butter people over there.
I'VE want to know what that mar.
ket wants in the way OF package, Of
color of butter, salt grain, flavor
everything. As soon as this lot is
disposed Of and the report Of our
London agent is received, buy an
other lot, pro6ting by the experience
with the first one and send 1t over.
Keep this up till we have learned all
about the English butter market, and
till the English have learned to know
and like our butter. II, in a little
while, we do not get fair share Of
that English butter trade, I'll miss
my guess"
If the secretary succeeds Phillips
county farmers should come in for q
share Of this trade, and by the con-
struCtion and operation Of creameries
they can get it. The secretary should
DO commended for his enterprise.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15

The investigation now going on at
Topeka is bringing some facts that
are not at all complimentary to our
Legislators Representatives Smith
Of Sherman and Doyle Of Republic,
seem to be mentioned by the Witness
90. We have known these gentlemen
for years, and believe them to be oil
right, and feel that they can show up
their positions enthusiastically to the
people. We most certainly hope chat
the investigation will be pushed to
the utmost Limit, and that il any men,
Der Of the legislature 10 found guilty
Of bribery he will be punished to the
full extent Of the law. II matters
not as to his politics or position.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15
--7-77's-777-7-7 - - - .
A Valuable precrlptlon,

Editor Morrison Of Worthington, Ind,
"Sun," writes: "YOu have o valuable
prescription in Electric BItters, and l
can cheertully recommend it for Cou'
stipation and Sick Headache, and as
a general system tonic it has no equal. "
Mrs. Annie Stehle, 1928 Cottage Grove
Ave, chicago, was oil run down, could
not eat nor digest food, had bachache
which never left her and felt tired and
weary, but SIX bottles of Electric
BitterS restored her health and renew
ed her strength. Price only Doc and
$1.0O. Get a bottle at James g. cos
drug store. 6
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15

WHILE congress is getting, ready to
shut out foreign products, other ma
lions are not idle. II il announced
semi. ofiCllly that q new tariff bill is
to be presented to the Mexican con.
gress Rext week. II will contain some
important changes and will DO a strict
retaliatory measure, aimed OF the
Dingley bill. The duty on live hogs
and packing house products will be
made prOhibltOry. At present the
shipments Of live hogs from the
United States to Mexico are very
large. The Rock Island road is in-
terssted in this shut out and Mr..
Lowe has fled q protest against any
measure passing our congress, that
will cause the Mexican congress- TO
retalIAte.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15

AFTER all this how! about pop leg
lslation, and defective laws, the first
measure passed upon by the courts is
held to be good. The stockyard com.
pany Of Kansas City sought to knock
out the law regulating yard charges,
but Judge Foster pronounCes the
principle Of the law, good. II may
be that other laws are in the same
condition.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15

LAST fall the republican press made
great whoop and hurrah about the
Chicago firm that would give fifty
cents worth Of goods and a Mexican
dollar for one of Uncle Sans silver
dollars. The same firm is again fig
uring in the public prints as the main
guy in a sheriff sale. Thus one by
one the roses fade. kansas Demo
crat.