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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
DELAY ASKED.
Tntarnal Revenue Commissioners
Scott and Secretary Gage Want the
Stamp Tax Put Off Till July Is.

Special to the Register.
Washington, D. c., June 21.-Com-
missioner Of Internal Revenue Scott is
wrestling with extraordinary problems
presented by the war revenue Dill.
Business will be seriously embarrassed
after July l by lack Of stamps to be
affixed to checks, papers and all pro-
prietary articles. These stamps can
not be provided by July l, and Com
missioner Scott fears serious results
might follow the embargo on trade
which enforcement of the law would
bring about In a talk with Senator
Elkins, Mr. Scott suggested that Con
gress postpone the date when the law
takes effect.
Secretary Gage has written a letter
to Congress stating that it is impos-
sible to put the adhesive stamp sec
tions into operation and asking that
the time be extended until July Is.
The Senate finance committee is
unanimously of opinion that the ex-
tension should not be made. mem
Der says the date was suggested by
the internal revenue bureau and an
extension would mean a great loss, and
if the question is once opened the bill
would be loaded with amendments and
it would be difficult to secure any
action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
mustered into the service OF the
limited States.

mustered into the service Of the
United States.
The Second regiment. which will go
into camp here this week. have neither
uniforms, arms nor equipments. In
the absence of army tents, barracks or
sheds will be built to accommodate
the men while the regiment remains
here. The old style guns stored away
in the armory Of the State will be
used for drilling purposes till the men
are supplied with the modern rifles OF
the Federal government The men
will be uniformed without delay.
1t is the purpose of the Governor
to have two regiments of the West
Virginia National Guard Of six com
panies each organized within a short
time after the second volunteer regl-
ment shall have been fully equipped
and mustered into the service OF the
United States.
The order from the War Department.
to organize one or more companies OF
cclored men in this State is awaited
with impatence by the colored men.
AS each company is to have white
man for a captain, there are several APP
plicants for this position by the white
men, among them being E. E. Hood,
one of the editors of the Sunday
Blade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
(Copyright, Associated Press. J

With the United States Trans
port Ships, off Santiago de Cuba,
Monday, June 20, noon. via the Mole
st. Nicolas, Havti, Tuesday, June
81. / a. m.-The fleet of United
States transports, having on board
10000 men. under the command of
Gen. Shafter, arrived off Santiago
de Cuba at noon to-day. being ex-
actly six days out from Port Tam
pa. The army of invasion left Egg
mont Key at noon on Tuesday. June
IA. conveyed by the United States
warships Indiana. Castine. Helena,
Annapolis. Bancroft, Morrill, and
Hornet The passage was necessar-
lily slow, as two big water barges
and the schooner Stevens, also
used for water. had TO be towed.
At Rebecca Shoals lighthouse the
fleet was Joined by the United States
warships Detroit, Manning. Oscesla,
Wasp and Ericsson.
When the transport fleet left Port
Tampa t was the intention of those
in authority to take the western
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
DO NOT BE IMPATIENT.
Let That Summer Suit Wait Until the
Weather is Settled.

Thank goodness, 1 am rid of those
things for a while
So speaks the man who casts aside his
heavier clothing to put on his summer
rament. He goes TO business on some
treacherously fine day, leaving his waist
coat behind him. Toward evening a cool
sh breeze springs up and of course you
know what happens next. The man in
thin clothes is a prey to a summer cold
which is more likely to attack the stom-
ach and bowels than the throat and lungs
And the summer cold is every whit as
dangerous as the winter cold. 1t must be
Immediately combated or disaster follows
soon.
Physicians who do not always prescribe
alcohol, order their patients to take
sound pure whiskey for the bowel com
plants so prevalent in summer. Duffy $
Pure Malt Whiskey has, and deserves
the reputation of being especially valu-
able in these cases. 1t BEAUTIFULLY stirnu-
lates. it checks diarrhoea and its general
effect is heartening and uplifting.
Any one who uses it will feel its
Strengthening qualities through and
through.
Naturally SO famous and useful prod
uct is unscrupulously initiated. See that
you get the real Duffy's and no substi-
tute,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
HON. D. A. BROWN DEAD.

Special to the Register
Parkersburg, w. Va, June 21.-Hon.
D. A. Brown, ex-Prosecuting Attorney
of Jackson county, died at St. Luke's
hospital this morning, aged AS years.
Deceased was attorney for Morgan the
triple murderer of the Green-Pfost fam
lily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22

in the buswhacking work, which
has proved so effective in protect
ing the marines and in preparing
the way for the American troops.
This force of Cubans is quite apart
from the regular forces under
Generals Rabi and Garcia, and is
a detached body Of guerillas which
is cooperating with our naval
forces rather than with the army.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
TOR SALE.

six-roomed house with good, big lot, at
Ills Charles street.
Lots on Eoff and Chapline streets in
Pythian Castle square.
On corner of Jacob and Twenty-nmJh
streets.
On Fifteenth, between Wood and Me-
Colloch.
One of the best lots on South Penn ST.
G.. O. SMITH Real Estate
Fire Insurance. Surety Bolds.
jo4e&d Exchange Ban6 BuiIdiag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
SECOND REGIMENT.
A Band Invited to Accompany It-State
Has No Equipment-Colored Men
Want to Volunteer.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, June 21.-Col.
Casteel, of the Second regiment, West
Virginia volunteers. has invited the
band at Tunnelton, w. Va. of which
Prof George Cummings. Jr., is leader,
to accompany the regiment. and if
they accept the invitation they will
probably report here at once and be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22

Mole St. Nicholas, June 21.-5
p. m.-Rear Admiral Sampson says
that the general landing of troops
of Gen. Skaters expedition on the
coast Of the province of Santiago
de Cuba will necessarily be delayed
several days
Reports published in the United
States to the contrary are pure
guess work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22

Washington, June 21.-General
Greedy received from Lieut.. Col.
Allen this afternoon dispatch
stating that the first American mil
itary station in Cuba. Camp Nc
Gala, Guantanamo Bay, had been
brought into electrical communica-
ton with the rest of the world by
the establishment of a telegraph
Office which opened at 5 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22

Madrid. June 81. p. m.-An off,
cial dispatch from Havana says
that about fifty additional ships,
many of them loaded with troops,
have appeared off Santiago de Cuba,
and that battle is imminent with
the Spanish forces occupying the
coast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
GROUNDS TO LEASE.
FOR RENT,

Store room. 1899 Main street; fine locate,
for a dry goods, drug store. boot an,
shoe or clothing store.
100 North York, rooms.
7332 Main street G rooms.
1H3 South Elm street, 6 rooms
10 South Front street. rooa.s.
ici Virginia street. 5 rooms
S33 Market street, 3 rooms.
23 South Huron street, rooms.
SO Eighteenth street, ) rooms
1928 Market street, l room.
1GS7 Market street. store room.
i045-49 Market street Maurer house
GEO. J. MHTHHSON,
131S Me- rLe+ Srraa4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22

A RETAIL BUSINESS on Market
street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. Good reasons for selling. A raie
chance for one with small capital to so
into business.
BUILDING LOTS "Out the Pike" be-
tween Leatherwood and Fulton, from $49
to $500 each Terms one-iifth cash, bal-
ance in one two, three and four years.
with interest at so per annum. Buy now
and profit by the increased values W.
Electric cars are in operation. 4 sure
method of saving and making money
beautiful hill-tops with virgin timber
affording cool retreats; commandiug ul-
excelled views of the surrounding COM.
try; fully appreciated only by those ey.
ing such sites thoughtful considerable
RINEhART & TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone 219. Room 10. Q,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
MAIN STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Valuable business lot with impruy =
ments, on east side of Main street, Be.
tween Tenth and Twelfth streets.
Money to Loan.
j. c. DEVINE & co,
Room s, Hub Building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22

course around Cape Antonio, but
later it was decided to go via the
Florida Straits, that being a short
er distance.
After the fleet got into the rough
waters of the straits the transports
were formed into three lines about
LOGO yards apart, while 600 yards
separated the ships.
The easily advancing transports
presented a very impressive spec
tacle. stretching for miles over the
blue waters 1t was one of the
largest fleets ever gathered together,
the grim looking men Of war how
ering like watch dogs on the out
skirts Of the human freighted
ships.
At night every precaution was
taken to guard against any posi-
BILE attack. No lights were allowed
on the transports and the gunboats
in the direction of the shore were
doubled in number, while at fire.
ouent intervals shifting search
lights swept the waters in the direc-
ton of Cuba in search of hostile
vessels.
Throughout the voyage not one
Spanish gunboat or sign of the
enemy was seen.
On Friday the conveying fleet Of
warships was reinforced by the
Montgomery and Portor off Puerto
Principe.
The voyoge throughout was
int III Tho
weary soldiers, life on board trans
ports is as unwarlike as a Journey
on fruiter.
The spectacle of transferring the
sick at sea was presented on Satur-
day. For four hours the feet lay
to while the ships boats carried
fourteen patients to the hospital
ship Olivette.
In the rough waters OF the Ba-
hama channel this work Of the
little boats was quite difficult, and
the hosting of the limp forms to
the rolling deck Of the Oliveie
seemed dangerous. But it was ac-
complished in safety.
The weather throughout the voy-
age was excellent and consequent
ly there was little suffering from
sea sickness. But fourteen cases
of typhoid fever and some measlts
developed, the former being espe
cially ON the boats which carried
horses and mules. Surgeons,
however, say the health Of the
men is unexpectedly good.
The first sight of land was OBJ
tanned in the vicinity of Santiago
de Cuba, and when the topmasts OF
the blockading ships were seen,
they sent a thrill if enthusiasm
through the soldiers and they are
now eagerly awaiting the landing
in Cuba
The men seem confident of a
swift and easy victory. but they
seem rather to hope for hard fight
ing.
The heat and long confinement
in the holds of the transports have
told very severely on the horses
and mules and many of them have
died during the last days Of the
voyage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22

shington, June 21.-The Navy
Department continues to hear from
Admiral Sampson relative to the
general condition Of affairs with
the fleet off Santiago.
The reports last received speak
Of the satisfactory condition of af-
fairs, and particularly draw at
tention to the continued good work
being done by the Cubans- The
Admiral says he now has about
LOCO Cubans fully armed. engaged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
FOR SAlE-REAL ESTATE,

"FOR SALE" Fer Rent" Rooms for
Rent cards and house leases for sale AZ
REGISTER Counting Room. ap2lh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
FOX RENT.

FOR RENT-Saloon stand No 1888 Va
sire t. r,,,..s'o a er
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

pm bet flDosros @anos cnorme grz
be~ibSepne.
Wten guropas ~itsrits 5Ipber for
'pinoer peb Sioen at @Iisns, @meris
tas pg 4fritas aiGmpsitrsmme.
MisIisiippi cg Rio 8ranoe t~ilfsrer
ZEN m~erirtorfte gust aarIig ca. 200
Milipuer Gubitmster fate StoHer.
Gn anoen SiGmpeitrsm, Colorado,
bar / QartuIsnber groost ct inooitlet
Spitem at breoe % finale Sluqter /
8pboer fra 1000 til 1000 Weter fne
/ bet OeItlias ameritas 9~Iippcplatsau.
Gdrsss latter bier Dag ben npIten
utrpIigs MosTs al $4,000 Sublime
Ter Clam uo / Sceauet, Og ben itul
enopg ~ppsr9oass At ben guile 5Iob" /
&ino. Wsn, iper9er man uOiltourlia,
bpcr bitOsr bisie ubpre WiasIer al ops
Isite Stuffer of?
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

ltoner Subitmster Stsn lssneoe ia %
itnrteoe 450 Meter neb i Snbet.
9bsm gpfer lille pso at fpreifiGc Tia en-
iaaoan 8~esipenbsb; men ~ssolpgiit fet
er bette fun en- meget Iioen 5%craubrina.
Gn 6lob iom Rbone ferer I fem qar
en- Iigeiaa itrr masie ino / 8euferiseu
os bill haze ubipIet BEN ON ca. As, 900
Qar.
4ue 5IObsr. iom bar lit uoIprino
pda alperns, arbeioer paa at ubfploe
fine SamIinas6afuer psc 9icraenes
Sob; men sittr here's SnotrGoen /
Slettsn bsIasier be fla after meo
ubgrs MGrgcer Gonc, Ger 90 peaetus
bilits Stofsr.
Zen fda msgst Ioopriite a6irItrsm
q pou i'm 9si aisnusm BfdI5 bslemret
iooIscss meo faite StoHer at ben paa
hDsr ailometsr mspisrsr en- balp giil.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

maa foranprs 0eres OrOre ON, at bet
fioite @ittcborn itaI beos 8eor7e
@aibiugton." Oiitricts : attrrnc3
Wluaopnsp bIco opmGrtiom % ia:
"3Odo itdl bette betDoe? Gr Der cl
ct Gclere Hobn paa 6iItpritns g(aSe
END Rapnet 8eorgs 8aIbinetor?
9pcrfor itoI Ter en- Rapneforuncrino
forcgaa? Oct tore Rupn pil minoe
lin Igtteliae 9Grcr en- De 9eorifter.
ION 8eOr9e 0afbiuqtou upfprte. o.
opmuntre hans lille Rapnebror, naor
han blir Ootaer, til at fpIqe BET Or
hsieoc @tsempel, fom "0ancctS Tootro
bar lat"
"l(I9ttsn e." IDareoe DIR. Douolas.
fremoeles tolenos / en- Lap Zone. "ot
oette Barn lite tan blips 9anoets 1os
Der. Sea Der ON, at Iapnet mao bli
forancret til Rartba @orbinoton."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Gm noopcnoia Iapmciuran:
Nrinn.

Bore beoenIts 6OrfGorc pleisbe at
uOi9tte gsru, iom be life piIoe ba,
og bet famine bomber life Ijelben / BOT:
0dge beusr. 5 SOpeOitaOen 0ai6-
irgton timber man ret ofte ~Iaaounne al
Sor9lorens forlaots 8srn, Tad 8oaro
Of GbiIoren's Guardians bar S9ns
osrns fuloe. SioitIeosn 22pe 5sbruur,
8aifinstOns 5soieIsbaa, fanot man
ct Tibet Barn, % Mleolem al 8oaroet,
Or. Douglas, Tom ino I 8etten meo
bet for at bet %IpOiormeliq tunoe ppr
ta9es / g~nitolter. 6dn boo 0ummez
rem at 81 bet Napnet Gscrge 8aI6inoz
ton til 9Gre for Dagen, 0ommeren
ioO Qiorbs. W}sn ct Bar Ouae eiter
tom Douglas i9ien. "l0r. 0ommer,"
ia ban lict f%orIegeu, leg pniier, at Dc
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
&c tore SIooers joroom'
oannenoc Virfiom

Den, Der Iepsr ! st 2onn uben naps
tDarrise @unbIsb. bar intst Sesreb
m be Observation-Disclosures. Der
rsmbringes Deb fore SIobsrs pibuns
berIiss aruftnofolbeIis.
Tenne ioregaar olsns osrpsb, at
5loberns peb fine forbolospis rate
2eb Sjersens, hOor be uOIpriugsr,
issriper % tnuisr iafte StoHsr. Tads
iom Sane. Ser os Stsn. us ifrsr rim
mse fa til eupIuncens og nabnIig til
fin uemuncins / Supsi, hpor h afiais
Ter BEN fpm magtise Barter.
Ora ct mennsitsIigt SpHspurii ist
bar BET betjenbts Glmsr e jergtrsrs /
G4peis ben lite Sepismbfr 1881 en-
sueitantroe RoturbegipsHbes. Il Viii
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

lion Subitmeter opleits fate Stofer,
r9 ben latter alsns | fine ca. 80 Ssiz
~odnbsbage adrlig to WtiIioner &ubitz
meter Slam III / 0apet.
Men europa bar 10 itr9not ta9et
tun to tore 5loper, nemlig Sonau %
WcI9d. Disie ufpanosr pmtrent en-
8isrosoeI al Dor 9erpensbeI % fsrsr
efter bore 5urbolo ercrms RasIer
faits StoFer IND / BET forte % tuIpifs
Soar, tpis @unbitunosforbolo oerpeo
ON npgIs Slfsnes Qor bill blipe BETH
oelt9 iOranbret.
9ouau taiisr darIig ira % til 30
Wliuipner 8ubitmetsr no / bet forte
5aO Og orerauues / iaa ScnIeenos
lanat at @oiau. Raar man peo, at
hstte ubbrc apontum transpprtere8
mango Sruereoer, ia Suienhtr al Sts
Iomstcr, 'oa fuar man st fpdQt Scored
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

Paa bette SpcrgSmaaI giper b
'ootulote 6looNeItosr. Der fincss pet
bier itsrre SIoo8 llolsb, Spur.
0cnuu8 os @oIgos SeItaer er
ubDrs I~ipbebpreoe Sumpe Of benbolbs.
pts 2,400 % 1000 Rp.z Silometers
Stprrelis. Oct sr fore 5ldoer, raar
man buffer pau, at be faa at iioe frsms
tortmer AZ Sntet; men be sr boa alce.
les forTpinosnbe / Sammenlioniro
meo be itrrite 6Iobsrs tiempemrsIice
S%pItDlntrger.
RiIens Delta er $4,000. Wisiss
iippiS $4,000 pg @onees $1,000 &p..
8ilomster fort.
Deb Spnet al oisie fpncmenole
@irtninQer fdar oi fgrIt bet rstte Sc.
orsb ON @onoets aroft % 8etDoniro
icm Juttcr ior SorooperHaOens to-
ciae 6ordncring % SmounnclIe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

ola, fauoan!" IA Mr. Mullppne0
og IOtte iig.
"Retten timber ifelge nGrmere Cps
lg5ntugsr," ertlRrebs 9pmmer Scott,
rat oen tioligsre Srors ma opbGpss,
% ben beTaIer MI, at bet Barn, ion
biOtil bar tienot unber Napnst Geor8e
&aibington, b~erefter itdl bsos Nartbd
8aiGington. 6oiItsu 5%orauorin5
6Ierten ptl bare at iupfers / Protcs
tolIen."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
gGoclmooigbep

"0tins 9errsr!" IA Suiets 6bcr,
"jeg er rsrt oUer eoers Ssngiperbso CO
eoerS arbeios i 5uIetS Sntsresit. Sea
er Ida tilfrebs. at ieg, iitsostfpr at neos
iGtte Gsmen meo 20 procsnt, iom
isg bobOe tGrtt. bare bill neoiGtte ben
meb 10 Brocent."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

gn 16sSrmmers aanpn bill SpIts
frrfporet BIZ foripnet msh; ben faar
qIubs Deb Sem gort.
poa IA minbr. aanonbuahe er be
fterite aonpnsr 4sSpmmsrs.
! Den ansipns gast of SrubtIaos
nineer sipIner Sropn 9rismatit
popber. Sbor Der onOsnoss rsefrit
, arubt, peier arubtIabningen tun
, bolpt iaa messt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

III 5sSpmmers Sancn,r bar @rcots
Jpn II. Cincinnati 10. OLYMPIA 10,
Raleigh 10, Detroit 10, Rarblessao
40 ca montecmsrn 10,
III SzSommers Gonorsr bar an
hiono S. Masfnduietts s, Srtarn 8.
Soma s, SrcctIpn 8, glsp gort 6,
Baltimore 4, 9pitpn 2, Charleston 2
l. MiHneapoIis / "a Ohm.
VIC 4.
ri 12ssommcrs 9uncner bar
Bona 4. strdS 2, quritan 4 % mpns
ktren 2.
vi l3sSpmrtsrs Sancnsr bar an
Niono 4, RdgFaduietts 4 cg Sreaon 4.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16


af 4ssommers aununer bar aono
6, Qetp gort u, Qm2bitrite 2, Wo.
naonod 2, puritan 6, GoIumbio ) Fl,
Winnedpolis 8.
vi 6sSOmmers &anOner bar IN.
bidna 4, Wasia9uietts 4, Sreuon 1
SeraS 6, Baltimore g., Bottom 6
GbarIe8tpn 6, Cincinnati l. Golumbi,
2, WinnsdpoIis 2. Repart II, QFj,o.
oelpbid L, Raletgb /, Gan 6ronciscp
u, Bennington 6, Concord 6, Qstrsr
4 os Dorttopn 6.
@f 1OsSommers &dnonsr bar qnls
pbitrite 4, WiantonCmab 4, Wonob.
nod 4, Wonterep 2 pg Serror 4.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

8ompattc GroiettiIer brrlgss MI tun
Ijelosn. 2Me Bomber irosbolber srs
plOiioe 2ooninger at paab Stpoes
bomutb.
Oct Proiettil, Iom fra 4omiraI
0epebs 6ldaoe / Granddaughter plsies
Dc 9jenncm belle GGngoen al bet iPans
lie 6la9Ittb, orHbte $50 Mano %
IprGngte aruotmu9uIinet Der umborc,
bleo dffbret fra en- 8zSommers 3anon.
The times., 1898-08-06
THE STOCK MARKET STRONG.
After Hesitation, the Grangers Led
an Advance

New York. Aug 5-After brief period
OF hesitation at the opening of business
the stock market developed decided
strength under the lead of the granger
stocks. St. Paul and Burlington and
Quincy were in turn the leaders of this
group in respect OF activity, and the deal
ings in these stocks were of character
not witnessed since the bull market of
last Summer The trading in St Paul
and Burlington and Quincy was doubtless
specially stipulated by the approach of
the period when the management of these
companies will take action upon the Au-
tumn dividends. The dividends upon both
stocks will be declared in the first fort
night of September, and the annual re-
ports of both companies showed net
earnings for in excesse of the dividends.
In the st. Paul company interest was
chiefly concerned as to whether the stock
would be placed upon a regular per
cent basis or whether the management
would continue its policy of last year of
declaring per cent and an extra divi-
dend at the same time. In the past three
years, which were not all fat periods, the
St. Paul has shows its ability to earn 5
per cent on the common stock, and the
investment value of the latter would un-
questionably be enhanced by the GER
tainty as to the return to be expected
Hardly less interest was taken in the
prospective action of Burlington direct
ors in the same regard The dividend on
Burlington was advanced in March from
! per cent TO IA per cent quarterly, so
il was considered doubtful whether the
dividend would be permanently raised
next month, though rumors that an eX-
ira distribution might be made were cur
rent. In the case of the Burlington the
prospects for the refundfng of the $27 000.-
900 Z per cent bonds due in 1903 furnished
further attraction as the refunding of
these bonds at per cent would result in
saving of per cent for the stock 9th
er notably strong features of the market
We're Northern and Union Pacific shares
and Manhattan. The buying of the last
named was attended by reports that the
plans looking TO the electrical equipment
of the road were further advanced than
had been generally supposed.
Foreign houses were again sellers of
stocks in this market, and their sales
reached considerable proportions. To this
circumstance, together with the disturb
ing news in regard to the condition of our
army before Santiago, the comparative
heaviness of the market at the opening
was referable A further depressing inf1u-
ence in the early dealings was the weak
ness in the Industrial shares. but later
on these stocks participated in the gen
eral strength The activity of the bond
market was again a feature of the day.
There was little doing in the anthracite
The times., 1898-08-06

About one month ago my child, which
is fifteen months old, had an attack of
diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting /
gave it such remedies as are usually given
in such cases, but as nothing gave relief,
we sent for physician and it was under
his care for week. At this time the
child had been sick for about ten days
and was having about twenty-five opera
tions of the bowels every twelve
hours. and we were convinced that unless
it soon obtained relief it would not live.
Chamberlains Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy was recommended, and l
decided to try it. 1 soon noticed
change for the better: by its continued
use a complete cure was brought about
and it is now perfectly healthy.-C L.
Boggs, Stumptown, Gilmer, Co., w. Va.
For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and
retail druggist 938 Street northwest
and Connecticut Avenue and Street
northwest and 142S Maryland Avenue
northeast.
The times., 1898-08-06
Wrappers and House Dresses, 98C.
THE WHEAT MARKET.
Rains Start Fears of Disappoint-
ment in the SPRING

Chicago. Aug. 5.-Wheat at one time
was IN Lie for September and Decem-
ber. and it held most of it. There were
rains in the Northwest. starting fears
that possibly the Spring wheat move
ment might be interfered with. Receipts
were the smallest so far.
The Argentine weekly shipments were
nothing. Liverpool was up 1-2G2d. Paris
was higher. 1t was figured there would
be a decrease in the visible supply Mon
day of 10000 bushels. Seaboard clear
ances were 743O0O bushels, 60 per cent
larger than the total at primary points,
and export clearances this week have a
good deal exceeded primary receipts. The
speculative trade is limited.