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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Sraest Ole gpti6aft!

bas tbun Tie aud, Die pielen 8liidli4en,
nelde our6 Sorni's @lpentrduter
Slutbeleber Die 8eiuno6eit Dieoer fan=
ben. Sier Gin Srisi. peI6er Sbl9es
iQufrirt. InoeriOn, Sno., ben often
Sept. 1896. - Sr. Neter 6abrnep,
Gbito9p, 81. @ertber Serr: 9err
9iaff in SGaoelono, iuuroe lebteI
WtdrS tranf UNI cOniultirte perihieoene
9lerate, bier an Der 3ODl. Serr Sleber,
Elm Nahbar beIuhte Serrn 9tafi uno
ersdblte ibnl. ME bel ibm Sbre Wfeols
gin gebrlieu bat. Serr 9iOH lieB io=
9leid feline 6rau cine 6Iuihe Glpens
trGuter Slutbcleber ulO Seil=Sel BON
mir bolen. sic alpeiielte al ielnem
QuffOmmen, benn er bate @O6en
lang i'm Sett 9elegen luo bic Ierite
"tOnnten ibm ni6t belieu. Gin NrSt
ia9te, IS piiros is6s Wonate ne6men.
ebe Serr Yfaft 8eIuno Iein pilroe.
Nm Sweiteu Sage, na6oem er Sbre
Weoi3ln 9enommen, iiblte er lid i6pn
beiier uno in tur5er 3elt mar er ber=
9eitellt. Seitoem bGlt er Die Meoisin
i'm SauIe unO empIiebIt lie ieinen
6reunoen. Gr ia9t. in ieinem Qall5en
2sben fiiblte er iih ni6t 10 gut ipie er
es iebt tbut. gSGbreno ieiner &rantE
belt mar er 10 ihleht. oaB er pbantas
iirte. Sein Gals mar an9eI6polen,
10 oaB er i'm nitt oreben tOunte. AQe.
bic ibu trant ialen, wunoern 'ib ilber
bic quite uno i6usle @irtunQ Sbrer
Seilmittel. Wenn Semano NdGeres
itber Oieien sal gu eriabren miinlht,
10 tam er on Serrn Yfan. Souile
st., S9aoelauo, Sno., ihreiben.
IRit Sudabtuns Sbr &ubOlf 3abn.
Gum S9ube bss Gdufsrs uro oss
Sabritanten III jeoe Slai6e bon TOrni's
Nlpenfrduter glutbeleber nit elmer
regiftrirten Drummer, wel6e lid Dber
III Der Sille befinoet, Derieben. Wan
iebe 9enall barauf, oaB oieielbe ueoer
ausraOiert, nod ipnii %perdnoert lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
WiTouri.

- Gin grim peroenoes Ne9ertino.
- Sas 18jdbri9e Ne9ertino Gleonora
6rD in g t. 2Duis bat ale Aus=
iibt. oil ieinem 9un3en S6rpsr bic
National I0rbe Der SrlGnoer an3uneb'
men. 8or etDa flint Sagen beriAludte
oas &ino cine m~siiin9sne 9iermurte.
SIM Wta9en oes &inOes biloete lid cine
unNepObnlid arOBe Wenge 8rtinipans
llno allmdblih nabmlen ni6t nur bic
@llgen oes &inoes cine crime JGrbung
an, ionoern aud bic Sallt, Die fir Elm
Negertino ausnabmsweiIe bell lit. Sas
Sinh Duroe bon ieiner Wutter mad
benz Sispeniarium gebradt. Ser Sall
1T aeidbrli4er Natur lnD miro bots
ausidtli9 cine Operation ben6tbiSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Rev ScrieD.

- S6limme @%rfabrungen babeu in
Dem Geidn9nib in W er6antoille
bier Gunoitreiter 9smaht. Wit tnap=
per Motb entNin9en iie Dem S6itial,
wie Jt0tten in elmer Safe ertrdntt 81
weroen. Ser 6rieOensri1ter bate ben
Gonltabler an9eipleien, Die bier 8eiall=
oenen iiber Naht CUR Si6erbeit in
cine Der eiiernen 3elen pes SrtsNe=
fdn9niNes einSuiperren. 8e9en WHit=
terna9t wrroen bic bier 2unoitrei6er
ploBlib bur6 einem GnaQ aus ibrsm
tieien Sdlafe Qepeft uno balO oarauf
bemsrtten iie. oaB gBaiier in ibre 3ele
bran9. lluo es ities 10 raid. oab bic
8efan9enen ii1 unrettbar benz 0rauIi=
gen Bob oes grtriuiens preis9eaeben
alaubten, sumal ibre Siilferufe unges
bort p~erbaQten. Sic fli1teten ii6 auf
cine eiisrns Sueritan9e in Der Ndbe
Der Sefe. auf Der lie Die qualpolle
Na6t perlebten, biz lie an friiben
MOrgen aus ibrer gefGbrllden Sage
befreit muroen. Die 8lieoer Der I6mer
eeitraftsn Nrreitantsn paren ieoO9 in
5ol9e Der entisBlibeu Gage. in Der lie
bic No6t subrln9eu mubten, 10 itelf.
oaB Der @aroen ben Nermiteu bebiilf=
LID iein mubte, oanit lie Die Stanaen
perlalsn tonntsn. Spbalo Die Sbiire
Der Belle seDffn.t iplroe. lief bas Wais
"a. 49, x & -, -FnIoo A,o 0fot,nto
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Gegen Rrsbsibsbsu.

Sb entpfebIc bicrmit Stroop's beriibmte,
lt6 ilber 100 Sabre bsuGbrte, DON mir ints
portirte 9ulpsr. 0t.ielben beilcr iebeu
(no6 nibt alf9ebroaenelD 6rebs iorpobl
iunerli9 als GuBsrlib.
Ylottepius, Gront Co., 8ts.,)
8. Suit 1897.
Serrn Gbparb 8. 9oebins, ct. Gucas, Ga.
gScrtBer 1err. Su @eOruport neither
Shwelter. Srou @lila6etb Setter, Ipelde Dor
ouoertbolb Sobreu our6 cine 9liidIite Spe:
ration mittelit OteiierS pom eiuem Sre6s oes
beilt puroe. Dtro hermit bei6eini9t, bah lie
i'm Sriibia9r bus nQmli6e llebel all Der ulroes
rem &ruit peripiirte uno ith i6ou isrtiq
mobte, lid elmer ;metteu Sperotion III uts
ter;ieben. SD rietb ibr, Stroop's Cancer
Cure 81 prObirclI, weI3es lie benu ou6 that,
unb ,uie bur6 ein @uuocr pollitduoig poIy
benz llebel 9ebsilt muroc, NIB omar uo6 Gin4
nadine pom bios 3 Qulpsrn. SD ratbe als
len, weltbe ON 6rebSiibel leioell, ben 8erlu6
81 mo6en; mir bat es 9eboIfen. SO griBt
a6tun9Spou, Wotb. Wtap,
GltIabetb Setter.
8e9cu NGberem ooreiiire man.:
90 b 8. 9oebiug,
ct. QIcas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Suinois.

- So~noerbarer llnfaa. - Inf
.iQentbiimli6e @siis 1T Serr Sobn
ulemeper in &of SsIano gu
Sdaoen 9etommeu. Gr 1T in Der
&leioerbanolung BON Sommers IL Sa=
pele 8ertGufer. 9ieier Sage Nun belt
er in beioen Sdnben cine 9eitridte SADIE
uno ma6te Die betannte S~etue9un9,
bic man mo9t, iuenu man ben Staub
aus einem Sleioungsitiif i6iitteln mill.
Sabsi flo9 cine Stetnaoel aus Der
Safe uno traf nit Der SpiBe bas cine
9lu9e bes Serrn uQemeper. Die Ser
lebune lit acknowledgement Natur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
gu6ica's 25rntce EaI5e.

Die bette Gable in Der DsIt fit
S@nlttpunoen, Sauti6irfunsen, @uns
ben, @ei6uirc, Sal5fluB, 6ieberwnnz
ben, S4orf, seiprungene 9dnoe, 6roits
benlen, Rrdbenausen, unb aae 9autents
;iinDungen uno 1T cine iidere SeilunS
fir 9irnorboibsn. Gs pirb sarantirts
Dab oas Wttttel poIfommsne @enug,
tbuun8 9ibt; penn nidt, pirb oas @elo
suriideritc !tet. Breis IS Gents per
S9a9tel. - gu usreaufsn BEL Z. IS.
Huete, Npotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
500 Wclotmmna. SlOO.

rem, OuG IS m]tutQ';rn5 cine g]eiurdtcte SrGutbcit SibE
pGlbe Die &tieriaurt in at ibrer Stuteu 81 bstlsr
i'm StGnoe III; odu'S RGtIrr5sSur 1T Die eiuit9e lest
Der dr;tit6en Sruhtrltbatt betdHHte polttUe sur
Hatdrr3 CrornGrt ais eine Contributions tror'beit elm
Corltituttouele Scbduolurl. Nul'5 Rutorb : Sur
miro inner Id aenoulmen uno lDirtt oirett AMI 0os Glui
uno bic i5tetAt1eR GtCri1teu eC5 Spltcm3, oaourt
bic @ruuoloee Der 8~rGu'te.t ~Srrit6rCuo uno Dem pa
ttertsr 3rGtt gcOene. trofn lie bic Contribution oes
S6rpcrs GuibIut uuo Der &otur III tbrsm @Crre hilfi
Ole GipeEtbimcr babeu 10 Uiel SertrIIeu ~ itrsr
6etltritcr, oaB IL eiTbunort Collars Se!o5uan9 III
isoen Rail %GrbiCtsn, cen re III turtrSr %pcrieblcn. ratI
Sud cine 2ire pom Seugniiien tommeu. Ran dorCiiire
S. :. 6pcrep Il o., 1oleoO, Ohio.
~ Itrtauit pou alien Npoibc'ern, 10 Gents.
SGu'S 6GmiltensB iuen fuo bic 5eitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Seiterrci6su ngaru.

- Ser griinosr oer-StieislniAie.
3lpeiIelsObue 1T bic bon GlopltOd III
ieinsr Oos Ser Gislauf" ausgeiprO.
6ens bittsre &laae. oaB Der grlinoer
u%nperoisntes Coos bic Nadt Der Ssrs
6elienbsit lei, nur allsuiebr bsre9ti9t.
Grireuliter @eiis 9ibt es aber aud
fir oiele tribe 8e9sl Nusnobmen. Sa'
fir tonnen mir i'm GOl9enoeu ein trOlt.
li6es @rsmpsl beibriu9en. Sin 9iins
iti9er 3uial bat es 9eii9t. jenen
paderen Wann 81 entoeden. benz biz
cipiliiirts Wsni1bsit bic Wiaie 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Nem 9orf.

- @unoerbare Rsttun9. - Sbo
mas McNamara. elm gn9eIfslter bel
Srren.@ipls ouf 8aro's Sslano be
Nem YOrt. wuroe oieier Sage au'
ieltiame Weiie Dor iOl9enidusrsn Ser
leBun8en. bOdtipabri6einli6 io9a,
DOE bsm aUos bs,pa9rt. Der nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28

lib i'm ..Sailer8' Some" bon BEN
6olssn Der SaiIiIditOBe beiIen laIien.
@ilbelm Sro.aer in San 5ron.
cisco prll9elte 9lsi6 no6 ieiner Srau.
una Den preoi9er. Der bic @eremouie
ppllioQsn bate. our6. lpeiI oerIelbe
ibm cine isiuer Gnli6t na6 3u bpbe
8ebubr a%bperlanQte. Seine iunge
6rau uerlicB i'm oarauf. ba Ite Iia Dor
oieler Dirt Der augmentation fiir6tete.
Der YrGIiOent Der fran,oIiiten
&epnblit bat Oieier Sage SantIdreiben
an Y ruilil6e 9ihter Ob9eben laiien.
Die i'm our6 3uienOun9 pOn 9srisn
be9llift baben. ... .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
&entudD.

- 9ur9 Elm @do 1T Der 2o,omo.
tipfiibrer Grant Caring auf Der Jabrt
spu 9iOrt9 9eruOn. ano., ua4 Ssuis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

day before. TIE tendency during the
greater part OF the forenoon was toward
further break and that was made easy
by the duliness OF trade About an hour
and half from the opening December
had got down to 95Ac. Chicago receipts
were 236 cars; Minneapolis and Duluth
received 1.048 cars against 997 week ago.
Liverpool quotations for futures were Ia
vOrable to the bears, but California wheat
on the spot there was I'D lower than It
closed the day before. Futures opened
from I'D to sd per quarter lower. Reports
from st. Louis said five mills had
closed there, the reason given being that
they could not sell -four at pront
based on present prices of wheat. Argen-
tine crop news continued to be of its
previous favorable complexion. Further
rains have fallen throughout the drought
stricken district east of the Mississippi,
and a material Improvement in the pas
turage and winter wheat prospects IS
hooked for. All this was known before the
opening and was responsible for the
weakness shown during the morning The
first matter of a clearly bullish enough
character to arrest the strong downward
tendency was the report in the Orange
Judd Farmer of the acreage and condi-
ton of winter wheat as it stood October
&c. That report indicated the worst pros
pect for winter wheat crop next season
ever known at this time of year. Even
with this as an incentive the market
hardly wiggled until bGs lng orders from
the outside came in. That started the
market up and local operators taking ho.d,
December rose to 961sc. Some export
business was done from here, 1890 bush,
els No. 2 spring and 10000 bushels red
winter. December closed at SIC.
Estimated receipts ednesday-Wheat.
$50 cars; corn $50 cars; oats $50 cars; hogs
$1,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
PRODUCE.
R6SlSIer OI1lCe.
WHEELING. November 2.


,Butter-Creamery, 22Q2sc; country,
try. light, 5G6c: butterine, 12Q14c.
Eggs-1SG20c per dozen.
May Navy Beans-Hand picked 81 15a1 Is per
Cheese-Prime Ohio factory. Toe; New
York 12c; Limberger Sc; Sweitzer 101sQ
12c.
Poultry-Old live chickens. 50 5oGs on ner
dozen; chickens, hens, per pound, 6GTc;
spring chickens, 81 1892 % per dozen; per
pound. SC.
Ducks-2 25d2 50 per dozen: geese, 4oG
SOC each; turkeys Ease per Id.
Lard-Country prime, sc: very plentiful.
Apples-S2 25@2 IS per barrel.
Peets-10c DER dozsn.
Orange@Jamaica per barrel SO 90: per
box, 81 80; Messina, So GOAT 90.
Lemons, Messina. 81 75@3 90 per box.
Bananas-s1 OOq1 rs per bunch. as to size
and quality.
Home Cabbage-s1 90 per barrel.
Celery-23G50c per bunch
Walnuts-40c per bushe1.
Old EagS-12c per pound.
Cocoanuts-50c per dozen: per bag 81 90.
Tomatoes-40d50c per bushel.
Beans-s1 GOAL % per bushel
Oyster Plant-30c per dozen.
Cauliflower-50Gl5c per dozen.
Potatoes-s2 90 pen barrel; 65675c per
bushel.
Peaches-65a75c per half busheI basket
Pears-Bartletts, 81 90 per barrel; ordin-
ary. 50 509I3 90 per barrel.
Sweet Potatoes-s2 90 per barrel; Jersey
sweet potatoes SO 90 per barrel.
Honey; in comb, J. l4@ an5s re per pound.
Grapes-In baskets. 10c.
ManeOeS-I5c per bushel
Rutabagas-s1 90 per barrel.
Ouinces-N GOAL Is per bushel
Cranberries-s1 75G2 90 per crate.
Malaga Grapes-s6 90 per barrel.
CHICAGO, November 2-Wheat started
weak at from 95A to 95N for December.
about nc below the closing price OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.
GROCERIES.
Register Office,
WHEELING, November

WHEELING November 2.
Syrup-Silver Drip Syrups. zoe; Fancy
Drps, 23c &c addition n nan parreis)
New Orleans Molasses-Fancy. new crop,
New Orleans, Csc: bakers goods, 1Sc.
observation-disclosures medium S. c.
hams Sasc; 2oolb. average SIC; S. G. break
fast bacon T., S&4a9Bc; S: c. shoulders SEC;
Canned Goods-3-lb fancy tomatoes, 81;
tomatoes, new, soc: Hartford Co., stand
ard, corn 75c; 2-lb Honey Drop corn, 81 Is:
California Lemon Cling Peaches, 81 50;
yellow free 81 80; 3-lb standard table
peaches, 81 Is; pie peaches SOC; lib Deep
light weight cove oysters, SOC: Acorn
Standard string beans, soc; Glib can corn.
beef, 81 10; lib can Clipped beef, 81 so; lib
can lunch tongue, IS 90.
carbon OIL ITO. Gee: carbon. $50. TIC; water
white 71ac; Lewis miners winter white OF l.
39c; summer white CSC
Lard-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces 53sc;
for smaller packages over tierces is as fol-
lows: Fancy tubs, &c; 6n1lh tins. Ac; 20-lb
TINS, sc; lO-lb TINS. Nc; 5-ib tins. sc: Bib
cans. 1c.
,Coffee-Green Coffee. Fancy Golden Rio,
Ice; fancy green. lie; choice green. 1Sc;
Java and. Mocha, &c; high grade, l5c;
roasted, in packages .-Arbuckles coffee.
n.29c: Jersey coffee, 1920; Lion coffee,
Il 29c; Arrow coffee, 1o.25c; Pan Handle
sugars-Cutloaf 5s7c; cubes sac;
5.24c; granulated fine, 5.24c; Columbia
A; 1890: Ridgewood A. 49Sc: American A.
4Sse; white extra c, 4,6Sc; c, 455c; choice
Rice-Fancy Pearl &c; choice Pearl. SIC;
fair domestic, SIC: fancy head. &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
SECRET OF WHITES ACTION
Martinsburg Statesman.

Martinsburg Statesman.
Collector White has exhibited a spirit
Of luminosity in his fight in the injunc-
ton proceedings, which we think is
getting the better of his good sense
and which has caused him, in our opin-
ion, to grossly violate the law. Gaugers
and storekeepers can only be lawfully
appointed, from the eligible list fur
nished by the Civil Service Commits
sioners and certificate of eligibility
from the Commissioners, yet when the
court gave him authority to put addi-
tional men on, he ignored Messrs.
League and Stephens, both commission
ed storekeepers and in the Civil Ser
vice, and select men without any sane
ton of the Civil Service Commission
ers. The secret is that League and
Stephens are Democrats. But excuse
us, Brother White, you do not remove
men for political or religious rea-
sons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

On tho Board 81 Regents Of the state
University.
special to the Register.
charleston, w. Va, November e
Prof. i. g. Atkeson, Dean Of the Col
legI OF Agriculture of the West Vir-
gina University. having resigned his
position as member of the Board of
Hegents of the University, to take eff
Iect this day, the Governor has APP
pointed as his successor the Hon. P. G.
Eastham, Of Mason City, to fill the va
cancy on the Board. Mr.. Eastman is
college graduate and is one of the
most prominent and successful farm
ers OF the State. All of the State far
merS' organizations passed resolu-
ZION requesting the Governor to ap
point farmer on the Board, because
Prof Atkeson was the only representa-
tive of that interest on the Board of
Regents of the University. The Gov
ernor felt that this great interest
should be recognized in the leading ed
ucational institution of the State, for
the reason that the great bulk of the
students must necessarily come from
the farms Of the State. Two or three
gentlemen residing at Huntington, all
of whom are educated gentlemen and
well qualified for the place, were urged
for the vacancy. All Of them, however,
are lawyers, and as the legal profess
sion was already largely represented on
the Board of Regents. the Governor
deemed it proper to select a man form
some other walk in life than that of
the legal profession. There can be no
question as to The fitness of Mr.. East
ham. In addition to the fact that he
Is an educated gentleman, he has long
been prominent in the politics of our
State, having at one time been very
formidable candidate for the guberna-
torial nomination. 1t is believed that
Mr. Eastman selection cannot be 9TH
erwise that satisfactory to the people
lf the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
ONLY OUTSIDE MARKETS
NEEDED.

Knoxville CTenn) Tribune.
Informed Englishmen admit that
this country eXcels England in the
cheapness of iron and steel manufac-
turing and that the South has superior
advantages over all othr sections. The
South contains about 40 per cent of
the total coal area of this country and
in less than two decades has increased
it's coal output from IA to "a per cent.
of the total production of American
mines. The coal and iron industries
of the South need no tariff protection
Demand from outside markets will be
worth more to them than all the tariffs
that can be levied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
LIVE STOCK.
Register Office

Register OillCe,
WHEELING, November 2.
Cattle-Extra LOGO to 1,2G0, 81 25G14 so;
good 500 to 1000 81 O064 %; good 800 to 900.
So 1904 90; fair 700 to 500, So 5003 rs; COM
mon eco to 700, So 25a3 so; bulls, 81 50d3 so.
Hogs-EXtra, $3 75QI3 So; good, So 65q3 IS;
common SO 2503 so.
Sheep-Extra. SO 50d4 90; good. So 00l3 50;
common, 50 50@S 60; lambs 81 O0@5 90.
Fresh Cows-At $25 O0Q40 90.
Calves-$5 00d6 90.
CHICAGO, November 2.-Cattie, fairly
active; native beef steers 81 so. the ex-
IRENE range being $4 G045 So; stockers and
feeders So 1904 40. Calves were in fair
supply and in good demand, prices ranging
from Sc 00Q6 IS for good to fancy.
Hogs. sales were largely at So 5OG3 Go,
the best. bacon hogs at So 70n3 IS, and
coarsest heavy packers So 2503 50.
Sheep and lambs, stronger; native sheep
81 75a4 60; lambs active at 81 OOd5 IS;
feeding lambs brought $4 1901 So.
Receipts-Cattle. 1850 head; hogs, q, 900
head; sheep, IA. coo head.
EAST LIBERTY, November 2-Cattle,
steady and unchanged.
Hogs, steady; prime medium and best
Workers $3 1913 80; common to fair York
ers and pigs So 65@3 20; heavy So 1898 rs;
roughs 81 25G3 so.
Sheep, steady; choice 81 2OGD4 80; common
81 1908 %; choice lambs s. 30lr5 so; COM
mon to good 81 00GI4 20.
Veal calves, Sc 00Gt6 IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
DAYToN's YEARNING.
Charleston Gazette.

Cha rleston Gazette.
Representative Dayton. of the Sec
ond district, will make an effort at the
coming session Of Congress to divide
West Virginia into two Federal judicial
districts Mr.. Dayton evidently finds
the supply of good Federal jobs in
West Virginia running short and feels
that he must bestir himself to create
new ones. 1t is currently reported that
Mr.. Dayton has, for some time, felt a
silent yearning in his soul for the honor
of wearing the ermine. If this be true
the new Federal judgeship would come
in mighty handy for the Second dis
trict Congressman when his constitu-
ency retires him to private life next
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
QUESTION OF STANDARD.
We ston Democrat.

We ston Democrat.
A Texas Silverite became suddenly
imbued with the idea of his own great
ress and declares he will be the next
Governor Of the State. He was prompt
ly put into an insane asylum, presum-
ably to save him until campaign time.
Since his incarceration he has killed
one companion despite the restraining
efforts of four attendants. There is no
question as to his fitness.-Independe
No, not the least, if you measure the
individuals capacity by the assertions
of w. Vas Governor in the Kime's
case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS
ABROAD.

Boston Globe.
The cotton manufacturers who have
been holding sessions in Philadelphia
ought to go to their homes with a keen
appreciation Of the foreign market OPP
portunities which Americans have in
the past so strangely neglected. Great
Britain, the chief rival of this republic
in trade, has not neglected her
chances. Great Britain, without a
pound of native raw cotton, spins and
weaves over II per cent. of the cotton
goods that are purchased by other ma
tions, while this country, producing
over one-half of all the cotton grown
in the world, supplies less than one per
cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
prob ION A HOPELESS FAIL
URE
wv York Evening Post.

New York Evening Post.
The utter breakdown of prohibition
in New Hampshire is now confessed
even by its most earnest advocates
Testimony to the fact which is of the
highest Importance was furnished at
the convention OF Baptists in Man
chester last week. The whole subject
of temperance was discussed at length
and the result was the adoption OF
resolutions which declare that I'VE
not with great sorrow the open viola
tions of the prohibitory law in our
cities and towns with the evident per-
mission of our commissioners, mayors
and police, officials 1t would seem
as though the most fanataical prohibi-
zionist must soon see the folly OF keep
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

PART OF THE GRAND FAILURE.

PART OF THE GRAND FAILURE.
New Orleans Times Democrat.
The farmers in Ohio and elsewhere
who do not own or rent wheat farms
are anxious to know from Hanna and
the other trumpeters OF prosperity
how it is that in the dispensation OF
good things dropping from the fingers
of the present administration, other
farmers than those who raise wheat
have not been blessed with a share of
the prosperity. If Republican adj
ministration and an excessively high
tariff fail to give prosperity all round
it is not the Republican administra
ton and the excessively high tariff to
which the partial prosperity is due.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
sles. Open. High. Low. Close
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat, No. spring sSGS9c; No. spring
S21S5c; No. red 97c0$1 90.
Corn, No. 2, 26AG261sc; No. yellow 26149
26lac
= Oats. No. 2. 19c; No. white 22a4@2a1zc;
No. white 21a4G22a4c.
Rye, No. 2, 47c.
Barley. No. 2 nominal; No. 3. 26G44c.
F'laXseed, No. /, 81 oral 0S1a.
Timothy seed, prime 81 Go.
Mess pork, per barrel ST 6o@7 Co..
Lard, per 100 pounds 81 221a@4 Is.
Short ribs, sides Ooose) 81 1904 70.
Shoulders dry sailed (boxed) 44@5c.
Short clear. sides boxed, 5@51sc.
Whisky. distillers' finished goods, per
gallon 81 49,
On the Produce Exchange to-day. the
butter market was steady; creameries
15@23c; diaries 12@20c.
Cheese. quiet at S081ac.
Eggs, firm; fresh Ice.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-Butter
dull and 1ac lower; fancy western cream
cry 23l2c; do Pennsylvania prints 24c; do
western prints 24c.
Eggs, firm but quiet; fresh nearby zoe;
do western 19c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
OPEN LIBRARIES ON SUNDAY.

Washington Post.
To shut up the circulating depart
lnent of public library on Sunday in
such a wide-open city as Chicago can
help no good cause. The opening OF
public libraries on Sunday is so mani
testify in the interest of education, re-
lIsion, morality and the general pro
gress of society that it has long had
the appreciation of most of the wise
and good of every enlightened nation.
The influence of good books cannot
be inimical to religion or obstructive
of the legitimate work OF the clergy.
The churches are most prosperous in
communities that have made the most
progress in education.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
THE STATE PRESS.
FAR BETTER.

Keyser Tribune.
Our foreign competitors continue to
denounce the Dingley tariff. What a
pity Mr.. Dingley did not permit them
to dictate its schedules. -Wheeling
Intelligencer.
1t would have been far better for a
majority of the people Of this country
had they been permitted to dictate
its schedules" instead of having been
dictated by the trusts, corporations and
combines of this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
THE CONTINGENT FUND PUSH.

Parkersburg Sentinel.
The Intelligencer was the only
Wheeling daily paper which contained
an account of West Virginia Day at the
Tennessee Centennial. and it covered
the details.-Intelligenc
Perhaps the Intelligencer was the
only paper in Wheeling that was asked
to join the procession at the expense
of the Contingent Fund.