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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

CHTCAGO.-Wheat to-day closed at a
decline OF NC. The market held stub
borniy firm during the forenoon In spite
Of heavy liquidation, but finally sue
cumbed. Corn was weak and lost &c.
Oats closed a shade lower and provl-
slOns declined ba7iac. Wheat opened
firm at about the price II closed at yes
terday. because French country mar
kets were quoted partially II higher.
Liverpool, on the other hand. opened
I'D lower and the next quotation noted
some transactions at a further Nd de-
cline. Receipts At Minneapolis and Du-
luth were very heavy, the total number
OF cars at the two places being $50
against 6lI on the corresponding day OF
the year before. The firmness, which
started on the strength reported In
French markets. was shaken when
about half an hour from the opening
st. Louis broke Ice per bushel below the
price It closed at yesterday and New
York sent dispatches about the game
time claiming decline ut Paris equal
to nc per bushel These matters kept
the market iluCtuating within low
range during the morning. July open
ed shade higher at from IA to l2sc,
declined TO tic, recovered to 1lNuillsc,
then down to 1O&c. and back again to
only Il carloads and 100, 900 bushels We're
inspected out OF store. The Atlantic
port clearances or wheat and flour were
only edunl to i2l 900 bushels. Closing
cables gave the net declines for the day
at Liverpool ut I'D each for May and
July and I'D for September. Brad
streets, which was expected to show
decrease In the worlds stocks for the
week OF about l,15O.OOO bushels, reported
only $4,000 bushels decrease. In the
last half hour n break, which appeared
Impending all forenoon. but only mate
rialized on the receipt OF Brndstreets
report. carried July down to 70&c, and
Il closed at 70iac, A line Of about l,OOO,-
OOO bushels, supposed to be long wheat,
was sold at from tic down to I0zc. The
most of that fell into the hands OF scalp
ers. who In parting with 1t again. caus-
ed the further decline.
Corn was moderately active and
weak. influenced principally by the cx-
tremely heavy receipts, $40 cars
There was continued heavy selling by
the elevator people against western
purchases. while buying was scattered
A good demand for spot corn was re-
ported. July opened nc lower ut N7sc,
sold Mt 247s d2iisc, and declined to Ai4c.
where II closed.
oats were dull and exhibited the
characteristics OF yesterdays market;
the prices held steady Notwithstanding
receipts of go cars. Trading was limit
cd TO small lots and fluctuations were
narrow. July opened unchanged at
i7Ac. sold at l75sc and closed ut lIS9
lI%c.
Provisions were weak and lower on
large hog receipts west. Longs liQui-
dated freely, the slight support AFFORD
cd the market coming from packers, At
the close July pork was about 7isc lower
AZ IS l2I5: July lard &c lower ut 50 700
. 72lk, and July ribs &c lower at 81 a..
Estimated receipts Wednesday:
Wheat, 10 cars; corn. 5O2 cars; oats, SGO
cars: hogs $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tbs Feature, OF the Money aud stock
AIhrketI.


Markets.
NEW YORK, May ?5.-Money on call
easy at lHdli: per cent: last loan Ia
per cent: closed offered Mt lhullg per
cent: prime mercantile paper 5di per
cent. Sterling exchange dull, with act
uni business In bankers bills ut 81 SIA
for demand and 81 S5hI4 gGh for 60
days: posted rates 81 S6ikTi 81 and
"a ssdi SSH: commercial bills 81 soy.
Silver certificates 60hd6oAc; bar silver
5g%c, Mexican dollars fac.
There was more animation shown In
the dealings on the stock exchange to-
day than for many weeks past, and
some buying by commission house
agents gave evidence OF n slight awak-
enIng OF outside interest In the mar
kets. Sales for the day reached an aI'
grcgate Of over 100000 shares, and were
much better distributed through tho
list than has been the case in the re-
cent trading. There was a display OF
considerable strength. which carried
most stocks Mt one time or another
above last nights close, but sales for
profit taking were quite heavy and car
rled prices down at the close. The mar
ket Is still IN control OF the professional
traders, and their tactics Offset the cle-
mcnts Of strength. New Jersey Central
gave evidence OF having reached a
point Of resistance to further deprccia-
ton and the shorts were driven to rlth.
cr strenuous CxertiOns TO cover The
loan rate OF the stock was bid mp by
manipulation In order 10 embarrnss the
shorts The removal OF the severe
pressure on this stock for the time be-
Ing was quite relief to the market,
though there was Int reaction In the
price. Sugar was strong on the belief
that the explanation offered Of the sugar
schedule Of the tariff bill In the senate
would help It's chance Of passage The
dealings In the stock were larger than
for some time, and were second only to
those In Chicago Gas Tho dealers in
the latter stock were Inclined to take
an exceedingly conservative view Of
the benefits assured by the action OF the
Illinois senate In passing the Ens front.
age and consolidation bills on rccdnsid-
Grafton. Tho stock did advance sharp
ly on the news Of the passage, but was
cnrrlcd down by heavy realizing sales,
Tie tone Of speculation generally show.
cd considerable access NJ confidence,
various causes contributing to this feel.
Ing. Yesterdays decision of the su'
prcme court denying the right OF the In
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IONS WHO sEEs'
Iasa Few words on the ErauehISs Policy
NJ fsnut,rIi

In,a fsr words on the Franchise Policy
Of ConueIl.
20 the Editor OF the InieIligencer.
sIR:-It is little amusing to watch
he course OF events before the commit
Toe OF council over which Chairman
.snnelly presldes. The unsophIstIcatei
would be apt to think that our city
statesmen were struggling to do the
pes; and only bent on finding out how
20 do II. The fact r. In my opinion,
The Wheeling 4 Elm Grove railroad will
get all Il wants. II Will get the Eoff,
Fifteenth aud McCOlloch street routes;
that company may be asked 10 give five
cent fare5 and pay 4 little OF its gross
receipts into the city treasury. and IL
will only do that because the Whitaker
company offered to do Il. The new tele-
phone company will get its ordinance
through. but loaded with restrictions
sufficient TO kill It. Now mark what /
say, the Elm Grove road Will triumph
and the new telephone company Will
be killed. The Wheeling & Elm Grove
company never seriously wanted South
or sixteenth streets. That was simply
asking for grants for the purpose OF
gracefully making concessions TO the
public and the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
ONE WHO SEES.
Wheeling, May %, 1897.
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Report for Wet Virginia for the Week
FudInE May Al.

Report for Wet Virginia for the Week
Finding AIay ~.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgencer.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. May 2j.-
Following IS summary Of United
States Weather Director Balls weekly
report OF the condition OF crops In West
Virginia:
The weather during the past week
was uniavOrable TO the termination OF
corn and the early planted crop Is no;
showing very well. In many counties
chiefly in the Interior and southern sec
lions, the corn planted before the rains
OF last week has sprouted, but the
young plant IS said 10 he slckly and
yellow. Many OF the fields were baked
by the rains and the hard ground pre-
vented the corn from sprOuting. Cool
nights also retarded growth. These I'M
favorable conditions have delayed the
planting and much OF that work re-
mains 10 be done. In the Ohio and
Kanawha valleys and In the Eastern
Pal-Handle some fields are ready to
work. 1t Is not thought that the crop as
a whole has been seriously Injured and
with warm, sunshlny weather. which Is
needed everywhere, the crop Will be
greatly benefited.
The wheat crop continues In excellent
condition. there being very few adverse
reports II II coming Into head and IL
sald to b. very heavy. An early harvest
Ia expected.
Oats and rye are generally In good
condition. In come counties the oats
crop Is rather poor and is making slow
growth
Glover and pasture fields are heavy
and promise an abundant yield Stock
IN all parts Of the state Is in fine con-
dltlnn.
Potatoes and gardens are doing fairly
well, although report are conflicting
regarding the condition OF vegetables.
An increasing number OF correspond
cnts report the falling OF apples from
the trees and In many counties only. n
fair crop Is expected. In others, the
Yield promises to be abundant The
outlook for peaches IL rather poor and
In some counties the crop Is Il failure.
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CHICAGo-The cattle market was
slow and weak The poorest beef steers
sold around 81 90, few selling as low as
50 IS and the bulk az the cattle went for
81 40fI4 SO; western fed steers selling at
81 OOfT4 so. Prices showed no particular
change for butchers stun and feeders
again sold chiefly at 50 OOdi 80. Calves
were steady; choice feeding lots selling
largely around Sc. To-day's cattle were
unchanged. Prices Of hogs are steadily
weak and owing to the heavy receipts
there being n further decline to-day OF
about 2isc. Sales were made at an eX-
IRENE range Of 81 3NI3 Is, chiefly at
81 65al 20; prime light hogs and pigs
best sellers, with choice medium weights
following close after. Around the sheep
pens there was a fairly active demand at
steady prices. Sheep sold at 81 25q2 20
for common up to 81 65d4 So for prime
natives, with sales chiefly at 50 6Oa4 80.
Texans sold freely al 81 6caI 90. Lambs
were in demand at 50 OOdS 50 for inferior
up to IS 60 for choice to prime MeXlcanS.
Texas lambs sold at "a 60d4 20 and sales
were made OF spring lambs at 81 OOd6 %.
Receipts: Cattle 1000 head; hogs $4,000
head; sheep 1000 head.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CLARE
MONT. BALTIMORE. Monday, May "a,
1897. -Swine.-Arrivals this week, 1889
head. The receipts are some 500 less
than last week The market Is slow
and easler-a slight fraction-as COM
pared with the figures ruling last week,
Quotations range at 81 20d4 30 per 100
ms. gross for fair to good western hogs,
and for others at 81 9Of4 15,with roughs
at s. 5Od3 90 per 100 lbs. gross. Sheep
and lambs.-The market for both sheep
and lambs Is slow. Sheep sell at 2iEu
3%c and n few extra &c per 10, show
ing but little change. Fail lambs "a
4a,c per NJ, being about 54clower Spring
lambs 5Isd6c per 10. and few extra a
shade higher. decline OF about &c.
Calves.-The market is slow, veals SELL
ing at lf5lkc per ~, being no change.
Roughs nominaily 81 OOd6 90 per head.
EAST LIBERTY.-Cattle steady and
unchanged. Hogs active, prime me-
dium 50 gOd3 IS: best Workers and pigs
81 S5d3 90; common to fair 81 SOG3 SIS;
heavy 50 SOFAS So; roughs 81 60G3 %.
Sheep Arm: choice 81 2Od4 Is; common
s. SOI3 40: choice lambs s. OOd5 10;
spring lambs IS OOd6 20; veal calves
Sc 5On6 20.
CINCINNATG-Hogs strong at 50 GOA
. 10.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEILIGENcER WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 1881

Wheat No. spring 7ed72isc; No. =
spring GSd7shc; No. 2 red pOd92c.
Corn-No. : exc; No. . yellow 2iaG
2iisc.
oats-No. 2 isc; No. . white 2lSl0
g9fic. No 5 white i9S022c.
Rye--No. 2 CSC.
Barley-No. . nominal; 40. . 279sOc:
| No go
Fiaxseed-No / 7Gisa77c
Timothy Sced-Primc g S0sf2 50.
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81 l9i:@S 10.
I.nrd-Per 100 pounds So GjGlG Glla.
Short Rlbs-Sldes OOuse) 81 4OGti co.:
dry sailed shoulders tboxed) bNJi4c;
short clear sides (6oxed) 4ssGifsc.
whlsky-Dlstlllers' finished goods per
gallon 81 10,
sugars-Cuiloaf unchanged.
Butter-Firm; creameries llgliAc;
dnlricB 7Qllc
Checsc-Wcak at S6Sl4c.
EgEs-Flrm; fresh lOc
NEW YoRE-Flour. receipts 23,23i
barrels: exports 6.97i barrels; market
dun and 5di0c lower 90 sell In SYM
patty with the break IN wheat
Wheat. receipts 20J.225 bushels: eN-
ports 2j,eS3 bushels; spot market weak;
options opened steady; No. red May
sos s0ac; closed at S0iAc; September
12G72i.c; closed Of &c.
Corn, receipts 1900 bushels; exports
liS.l3l bushels: spot market weak; No.
29isc; options opened steady. closing
&c net lower: May closed at 297sc; Sep
TENDER S09idS0 iI-l6c; closed at 3OSc
Oats. receipts 2o7.60O bushels; spot
market weak: No. 9, &c; options dull
and easier, with the other markets ,cios-
Ing &c lower; May 2i&Q2ltc; closed at
2l&c
Leather quiet.
Beef duh. Cutments steady.
Lard weak: western steamed 81 90
asked; refined easy. Pork dull
Cottonseed oil dull Rosln steady.
TurpentIne 2Iizc. Rice steady. Molass-
es quiet
Cofce options opened steady at 5Glo
points advance: closed steady ut 5dlJ
points net higher. sales l0.7bO bags.
Sugar, raw Arm; refined firm.
BALTIMoRE-FIou dull and I'M
changed; receipts S,6l6 barrels: exports
500 barrels, Wheat dull: spot 74GHAc;
receipts 2i.s3S bushels; exports none;
southern wheat by sample aaSjc. Corn
easy; spOt 2SG2SAc: September 3Oc bid;
steamer mixed 27lad97Sc: receipts liG.-
900 bushels: exports 1926 bushels:
southern white corn 33Ec; do yellow
Sic. oats hrmer: No. while 2Sn2Stsc:
receipts 6.549 bushels.eXpOrts rome. Rye
firm; No western 4OlsaiUtsc; re-
celpts 27,aO4 bushels: exports ssh bush
els. Hay steady; very little demand
choice timothy $i3 JOdl4 90. Butter
steady; fancy creamery l5Hisc. Eggs
steady; fresh 9isdlOc Cheese steady
and unchanged.
CINCINNATI-Flour steady, Wheat
quiet: No. red SOC Corn steady; No, 2
mixed 26Hc. Oats quiet: No mixed
sIBc. Rye quiet: No. ?. SIC. Lard duh
at So So. BulkmeatS easy at 81 I5a4 50.
Bacon easy at s. SOFAS IS, Whiskey
quiet at 81 10. Butter stronger: Elgin
creamery lie: Ohio l2al3c: dairy &c.
Sugar firm. Eggs firm at Sc. Cheese
steady.
TOLEDo.-wheat active and weak;
No. . cash and May S5l4c; July 15itc;;
Corn active and steady; No mixed
&c. oats steady: No mixed l9c: Rye
lower; No. cash SEC. Cloverseed dun
and steady: prime cash 81 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arm; fancy
western creamery and prints l5c. Eggs
steady; fresh nearby and western lOlsc.
Cheese dull and lower.
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PREsIDBNTIAL PLUMs.
Irwin II. ConEsr, Of lows, Appointed
Minister to ErnEiI.

Irwin II. Congsr, Of lows, Appointed
Minister to Brazil.
WASHINGTON. D. C., May 25,-Thr
President to-day sent the following
nominations to the senate:
staie-Edwln II. conger, Of Iowa, "a
be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenlpotentiary OF the United States to
Brazil. John c. Foster, OF Vermont, 10
he consul OF the United States at Sher-
booke, Quebec. Canada.
War-Brlgadlcr General John II.
Brooke to be major general.
Navy-,AsBisinnt Engineer Doctor ".
Dlsmukcs 10 be passed assistant en-
glncor
lntorinr--Georgc 81 Mclaughlin agent
ior lhf Indians OF the Blackfeet agency,
In Montana.
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BOSTON-The wool market has been
dun and tn tone Of trade shows more
quIetHess. Territory woods are meeting
with a slow sale at present, but condi-
lions are not materially different The
price quoted for good lots of fine medium
and fine Is yet about 35d36c: secured
ileeces are slow with small offerings
Ohio and Pennsylvania flGeces y and
above 10000; No. ! comblng 2ic: No. 2
combinE &c; Nm and %N above 22c.
NEW YORK--Monl steady.
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PERSONALITIES gentleman who
annoyed the congregation last Sunday,
by continually coughing. will md instant
relief by using one Minute Cough Cure,
a speedy and harmless remedy for
throat and lungs. Charles Il. Gootzc
corner Market and Twelfth streets;
Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; Peabody q
Son. Benwood.
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NHEELING BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL RY
G. Q. BREWSTER. Reeelver.

= u DIVE y I7INI INVNVTVVIs
Time Table No. lS. 10 take effect 1901 a. m,
Sunday, November ~, 1906
Leave Wheeling 1876, ill:i0 q m,
ia.20. '3:i5. 1850. $500 y. m.
Leave Penlnsula-tS.O6, 1851, liia6 q. m
ts:2e, '3:2t N:s6, 1906 p. m.
Leave Martins Fcrry-iSl2 1856. Sli:a
q. M. t2;I2, '3:27. tii2, 1912 y ~
Arrive Terminal 1unction-tSl7. 1905,
HIS. n. M, is.SS, 'S;D, fi.tG sg;lS p. m
M, 'ls:4O a. m, 1873. it.O5, t5.ii. iS:i5 p. m
Leave Martins Fcrry-t7:cS. $500 a. M.
'i2,lb. A;C5, tao. i5lg fS:S2 y, IN.
Leave Peuirsuln-t1:3i, i9sA a. M, 'i2;5l,
H:li. N:lf, f5;2S, iS:SS y, IN.
Arrive WhCclnF-t7:lO. $3.50 a, M. 'l2;51.
N:i7. taos, 1854, t9:o5 =. m.
'paIly. tDaIly except Sunday. Sundays
only
All trains will run on Eastern TINE
J. 4. TAISSIG. Supnrlntcnhcnt.
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ter-atate commerce commission to nx
railroad rates still exercised a fnvorA-
bic influence on rallrOnd values. not on
account OF the immediate effects Of the
decision. but owing 10 the belief that II
insures the advocacy by the commission
OF law to authorize railroad pooling.
The weakening OF the exchange market
during the dhy was a!2o regarded - an
encouraging factor In the general out
look, and account was also taken OF the
weeks statement Of merchandise ex-
ports from New York showing total
Of SlO,2lIlGG, nm Increase OF SijO.i90 over
last week and Of 32,O3i .7Se over last year.
This large expansion OF exports Is look
ed TO to help offset the heavy Imports
In Anticipation OF the new tariff and 10
help adjust the exchange balance.
Statements OF railway earnings We're
also good, especially that OF the South
ern railway, showing an increase OF net
earnings for April OF so, SIG and OF gross
earnings OF SSS,Gli The effect was TO
raise the price OF the stock. The third
weeks statements OF gross earnings OF
ST. Paul and Missouri Pacific caused a
cheerful feeling among owners OF rail-
road stocks, the former showing nm In
crease OF iI,SiG and the latter OF &c.,
goo. New Jersey Centrnl's range wns
w points, the net gain being Il point.
Western Union luctunted lrrcgulnrly,
but closed with net gain OF fraction.
Losses OF fractions were general the
exceptions being gains OF ~ per cent
In Laclede Gas preferred. IA per cent
IN Lead preferred and OF point In
Lake Shore, Consolidated Gas, st. Louis
q san Francisco first preferred. Great
Northern preferred and Susquchnnna
a Western preferred New York Il
Harlem jumped 5 points to 3g5 In the bid
price without ellciting any offerings.
The bond market displayed some nc.
tlyity In the late trading. and sympa~
thlZcd In the decided rally which occur.
red In the stock speculation. Business
was largely restricted to the prominent
issues in which the changes were not
essential. The aggregate sales were
$95O.0O0.
Governments gained slightly on pur-
chases Of $4,000,
The total sales of stocks to-day were
202,305 shares.
Evening Posts London financial ca
blegram;
The stock markets here were irregu-
lar to-day and inclined to be dull on the
expectation OF complications before the
eastern matter Is settled. The chief
feature OF the dullncss was English
rails, the settlement disclosing, as eX-
pected. a large bull account and high
contanEoes, ranging up TO 10 per cent.
There was a further reaction in Kafiirs.
Contangoes on Americans were easy At
2M per cent.
To-day's withdrawal OF gold from the
bank was mainly for Russia and more
Is to go, The operation Is difficult TO
understand, as the best Informed peO-
pie do not wholly connect It with cur
rency plans.
The Paris bOurse was steady after
dizziness and the Berlin market was
steady
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THE LAST ACT
IN the HntelllEshesr's HydrOphO.
bla Relief Movement.
TIE ACCOUNTS WERE AUDITED

~ SIR. Alien Urosk, orth, Joseph Sp.Id.l
company, and FOund Corrss,-A Bal-
snss OfOGT 40 Ilsmain' amer Paying for
the Trsstmsnt aud Expenses ortho FOur
Patients sent TO the Parlsur Institute.
one Patient DslnE Treated Now.
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NEW YORK-PiE Iron quiet; south
crn 50 25dlO IS; northern $40 00dl2 90,
Copper easy; lake brokers' Sll 90; eN-
change 81 0OMll %. Tin .Qulet, but
firm: straits $i3 45di3 IS; plates easy.
Spelter 81 %. Lead steady; exchange
50 g5d3 90; brokers 50 l2h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

DO you scratch and scratch. and won
der what's the matter? DOan's Olnt-
mcnt VIII Instantly relieve and perma-
ncntly cure auyltchy disease OF eBkin
no matter OF how long standing.
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OIL CITY-Certlficates, no bids; credit
balances soc: shipments S4,537 barrels;
runs lO9,TSj barrels.
NEW YORK Petroleum, Peunsylva-
MIA crude steady: June Soc bid.
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Tsnnessso Centennial aud In tsrnHtiOnHl
Expedition at Nashville, Tenn, May 1 TO
OctObrr n, 1907.

For the above Exposition. the Balti-
more & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
from May list 10 October 18th, both sea-
son and eO-dHy round trip tickets, at
reduced rates, and on Tuesdays aud
Thursdays OF each week until october
Goth, will sell ton day round trip tickets
At greatly reduced rates. For rates.
limits etc. apply 60 Baltimore q Ohio
ticket agents.
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ARRIVE

Nos. /, s. 4 and daily between Cleveland
and UhrichsvIlle. Other trains daily ex-
Passengers between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry. Bellalre and Bridgeport. take Else'
'''0 n. G. cARREL, G. P. A.
o. r. WOOD. T. P. A.
Wheeling, w. Va
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tDRily. except sunday,
sunday church traina will leave Elm
Grove al e.t3 a. IN. and Wheeling az l2J7
d M. IL. J.. WElSGERBEh,
General Manager.
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The IntellI gcncer's hydrophobla relief
movement has finally come TO a success
tal conclusion on the morning of the
18th OF last January, mad dos terror
ned portions OF the city and wounded
several partous. one OF whom. Il Will
be remembered. died. Through the
medium OF the RELIEF movement, inau-
eurated through the Intclllgcnccr. and
10 which ar Joseph speIdel made the
agss contribution. four persons bitten
by the dog have been sent to the New
York Pasteur Institute for the prevent
alive treatment. Three OF them. Messrs.
rrecsc. Spcldel and Rcnney. have re-
,uraed. aud are enthusiastic in praise
OF the Pasteur treatment. all OF them
believing taat their lives have been
Eived through tho generosity OF the
people OK Wheeling that made Il posi-
lie for them 10 be treated. The last
patient, little Martha Schell, who Was
The first person bitten by the dog, Is
now at the institute, receiving the
treatment.
Nearly $500 was raised by popular
gubycrlptinu, and all has been expended
excepting a balance OF 81 20. Yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. Allen Brock. OF the JOS
sph speldel Grocery Company, audited
he Iyirophobla Relief Fund account,
and as will be seen below. he ilnds them
correct:
contributions already reported. .S5Si g
Lewis Steenrod. .....,,..."............ ~
Total .................................;5S3 q
Less one contribution uupaid.......'., 2 o
Net total .,......,,......'.'''''''''' u
CrSdI.
Fare OF II. II, Freese, New York and =. =,
Fare sfs' Of Richard Kenney, New York =,
Fare are or Albert speidcl. New York
Fare Of MISS schcll and Martha
Schcr round TRIP. .,.,......s..s,t,.,. p %
Treatment OF Freese, Spe.del and
kenney .................y-s, .......... ~ ~
Treatment OF Martha Schell.......... l66 g.
Board Of Mss Schell. .........,.,...-. 70 W
Telecrams and tamps................ %
Tota, expenditures. ...............,, Sii5 g
Balance on nd,.,.,,............,.'.'. ~
Total .............................".SGS 81
To the People OF wheeling:
have this day examined and audited
the inigligcucer Hydrophobia Relief Fund
arcount, and ind the above balance sheet
correct .
tsiEnCtl ALLEN BROCK.
Wheeling Isy 3
The In;erlNcacer takes this occasion
10 thank the wheeling public for It's
generosity In responding 50 substan-