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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
ct. Glpup, Minueiota, 0o1rertag ben 10. Wtara, 1898.

6olle9iums gebaltene Nnlprate III eli
ner lGn9eren, nit %itarfer, i'm 9ar;er
Saale pernebmbarcr Stimnle 9ebalte-
men Nene, IN mel6cr CT an Die 9ele=
9entli6 leiner tiirslihen Subelieier III
Gbren ieiner lrimiS ullo leiner Gr=
wdblung sum Faplt 'tattSeiunoenen
beSeilterten &unpgebunSet erinnerte,
aber audi Die gebauptun9en leitens
Der ,Seinpe pes luplttbuns betla9tc,
III penen Die Eewe9srilnoe Der @ldu=
bi9en, welbe nad Dom, Der %alpt=
'taot Der Gbrtltenbeit, geetlt wGren,
perodhtist woroen leien. rNber, "
lu9te Der Fapit weiter, rSott bat, Inn
oas l;aplttbum we9eu pieler S6mdb=
llngen su trolten, Die viebe unb 9ln=
bdn9li6teit pes Eoltes in Hom ionic
audi in Der sausen &elt seitdrft."
Am Sonnerltag empflng Der bl.
%ater in belonoerer 9luoien; Die ein=
,elnen beim III. Stuble b%e9laubisten
Mtit9lleoer oes piplomatIlhen Corps,
welhe i'm &atltan erldienen maren,
Inn Seiner Neili9feit sum Sesinn
pes u. $abreS ieines Fontiiitats hire
Wlifwilnlhe parSubrlngen. Spdter
wuroe ;lr ,Seier pes Cages cine Wteiie
in Der lirtinilden aapelle celebrirt.
Ger Faplt, beilen Naupt nit Der bret
fad)en &rone beoedt mar, puroe auf
Der rSeoia Weltatoria", lln9eben pom
Der Nobelgarpe uno ben anoeren Be
amten pes pGpltliden A%oofitaates in
Die aapelle setrasen. Der Wteiie in
Der &apelle wobnten Die Wtit9lieber
oes Observation-Disclosures, Die Siploz
maten, Die Wtaltelerritter uno Die roz
milten Fatricier bel. aaroinal Gan=
mltelli celebrirte Die Wieile, uno naf)
SbluB oerielben itimmte Ser lapft
oas Seoelm an unr ertbeilte nah Abz
linsung beiielben ben Nnpelenoen ben
apoitolilhen Sesen. pie 8apeue
mar bis aui ben lesten Flae eefiiut,
uno Der lapit mlrbe Bel ieinem Or
I6einen unb beim %erlallen Der ia
pele ourdo be9eilterte Suruie beebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
Scimebtc tcm NrdHtcmtcm.

&ielerleits gtalbte man, lid bar
iiber wunoern III miiiien, BAH nah Der
Grplolion pes Shladtl6iIieS Waine
Frdlipent Wc&inlep ni6t Slei6 in6arz
Mid Serietb nnp beim Gon9reiie beiiir=
wortete, al Spanien Die &rie9serfld
runs 81 erlaiien. Go lieBen lid per
lhiepene anseiebcnc Amerituner beinl
Frdliocnten anmeloen, uno inter bic
len mar Wurat 'oullteap bon Gincin
nati, welher Die bort empianoenen
Ginoulfe inter Der lleberl6riit: ySoo
%Olt Der Ser. Staaten lollte leinc
auimcrtlumteit aui fol9enoe Funttc
ri6ten" in .Seitunssberidten wicoer=
le9te:
~. Der sroBte Sbeil bon 2lbra
ham vincoln @ert uno &eisbeit be
ltano parin, paB er @eoulo belaR. Gr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10

ren, in Gcr9leih I'll irilberen ,Sabren,
mofllr tic !3ablen ais Gele9 9iebt 90
muren IN 1896 1882 Shi.ler in ben
%erSelhninen Der SnOianeri6ulen
aller Nrten ;l linden, mo I'M p~erilolz
lenen ,Ilstaliabr in Den 2S> Shulen
-, 964; am llnterrihte nabmen in
1897 ourhlhnittlih 1866 Shiller
Sbeil, oe9en 5000 III 1S71-oie
Sbulen Der iilni ycipiliiirten Stdm
me" uno Der 9tew Norter ,inpiuner.
leien in oielen .Sablen nidt einbe0rii
ZEN. Gas beoeute, beiBt es in Dem
SerI6t, oaB 'binnen weni9en ,Sabren
cine llelle generation BON %Snoianern
berangebiloet lein weroe, Die gan; an
pers geartet lein werpe ais hire &or
fabren; Die HctbbGute milrpen Die
Sprahe beS vanoee lpreden, lelen
uno lhreiben unp Wemerbe uno Ndnoz
werte betreiben tonnen. Sepeltenoer
Sortlhritt lei wdbreno oes ,iabres
audi in ben yanoSupeii ungen gemabt
worpen leit Seginn Der Neuerum9
leien 90, 900 y~Gnpereien Den Notb=
bdllten ;uSewielen woroen, 10 oaB Der
brittle Sbeil berlelben I'M Seiite ei9e-
men Hunpes lei uno Neimltdtten erz
bauen uno iilr ieinen ll%nterbalt lor9en
~
tonne. Die Teboroe tritt warm iijir
Die Nufredterbaltang pes SpltemS
elm; lie be;ei6net ben .3eitpuntt ais
niht mebr fern, oa Die &ertbeilumo
pom Hutlonen uno @erGtben al bic
Snoianer 81 ben per9an9enen SinSen
oeboren miiroe.
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Gipiliirum9 Der 0mbiamer.

Die Teb0rpe Der SupianersGom=
milton, oeren %oriiper Werria Is.
States lit, bat Dem Sefretdr peo IN
nern Slib ibren ,SabreSberiht %crltata
tct eo beiHt in oemlelben, paB I'M
a%a0cmcinen Die .Suitdnpe inter Den
Snoianern oeo yanpeS lid niht me
lentlih 0ednoert baben, uber es lcien
gln,ei6en ltdnoigen SortihritteS oes
@euerbeileiBeS unp Der SilounS Der
Rotbbdute III tonltatiren. @roBe
0oiimunS tniipit Die Seborpe an bic
beoeutenoe .Sunabmc Der NreOuen; IN
ben Snoianerihulsn in ben leeten Sab
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3ie 3unabme Der Selbfmoros.

Sine lnldglib trauri9e Grldeinun9
u%nlerer Gage, Die rpie mebrere dnoere
beutiSe 3eittrantbeitcn unwiQtiirlid
an bic trauriglte GpO6e beo beioni=
'hen Nltertbums %erinnert, iino Die
Sablrei6en Selbltmoroe. Wan tam
III Der Shat tein ~:3eitun9sblatt mebr
III Die Nano nebmen, obne auf Gerih=
te pon oielen entleBli6eu g.%ttentaten
all1 bae veben si ltoBen. Wtit 0an;
9eril9en Nusnabmen beeilt lid oann
Die un9ldlbige lno ;ir tranfboiteu
Sentimentalitdt binnei9enbe 5aoes=
9relle, ale Gin;elbeiten Der unielioen
Sbat mo9ll6lt ausiilbrlid uno in ienz
%latlpneller 9Seile I'll berihten lnD ben
%erblenoeten, wel6er in frepelbaiter
9Sel'e 'ouno an lein |eben gele0t, aus
fall6em Wtitleip uno uerfebrter Gie
tilblsri6tung, ais oas Spier un9lild
llter &erbdltnine bin;uitelen, ober
pen'elben gar ais I5elo unb Mdrtprer
81 reiern. 60 lebr lit oas flare I'm
ter'deioun9opermosen spil6en @ut
lllp So'e, He6t uno llnredt 9etriibt,
llnb pas S6limmlte babel lit, oaH
ourb %oerarti9e Shilberunoen Die Be
9rlrIe bon Grlaubtem lro llnerloubz
tenn, yobenswilrpigem uno Saoelsmerz
them in INNER weitern &oltsidi6ten
perrlltt lno perountelt merDen.
Dur 1elten MAIDEN lid Stimmen oel=
teno, Die Den BET 9elunbem Gimme be
9dn9enen Selbltmoro ais pas be,eih=
men, mas CT wirfli6 lit cine ebenlo
ret9e lpie peroammenspertbe bat unb
Die orten auf Die wirtli6e llriade Der
er'hretenoen lleberbanpnabme pieles
naturpiorigen Gerbrehens binpeiien.
Nrbeitsloli9teit unp Die oaollrd be
pli9ten Notbltdnoe tonnen nllr ais
dllBere @rlnoe fiir Die wahienoe
Selbltmoromanie geltenp semadt wer=
ben, SSirtbldaitlibe Sransiale bat
es audi III frilberen ,3eiten oeaeben,
llnb bod brabten lih Die Seordnaten
nltt 10 malienpeile, wie lest, ums
yeben.
Die Mursel oes llebels iiet tieier.
sic ut 81 luden in benz l~lnalauben
ullerer :3ett, Der infol9e elmer ialihen,
reli9ionslole len Gr;iebuna ullo 9en6brt
uno perbreitet ould cine oemiiienlole
Frel'e cas sanSe &oltsleben uereiitet
nnb perleudt bat. Sn ben oiient=
lihen S6ulen lit @ott abseleet umo
oas s%utiinftise veben nit ieiner erpisen
Selobnun9 ODER Seitraiuns lit fir
Siele sn einem ammenmdbrden ae=
poroen. Sic slalben nur nod, an
bas oiesieitise Veben, Der cipiae Hih=
ter, Dor Dem lie lid fir ibre Sbaten
81 perantporten baben, ~eriitirt iiir lie
ritt mebr. Sic miiien nitt, pper
nollen nldt millen, oaB oas yeben
Elm anpertralltes @ut lit, oas Dem Sc
ldopf bon @ott se9eben lit, oamlit es
ibm, Dem S6opfer, uno ben Witmen=
'hen in treuer Fflidterfilllna oiene,
oaB nur Wott baiielbe wieoer nebmen
tam, uno oerjeniSe, welber iein ye=
ben Irepelbafter Meiie pcrnidtct, nad
ben Neleten Der Moral Elm Terbreher
ut. ut es pa illm %%erwunbern, bah
10 Eiele, I'M llnSlauben er;osen ODER
oemlelben lOnlt periallen, in llntenntz
nip ODER &erseiienbeit ieoen @eiibls
boberer Eerantportlidfeit uno wabrer
Sebensaut9abc bel Der 9erin9lten 9Siz
oer,pdrtiSteit ibr veben i%eislinss pon
lid lperien, ltatt mutbig uno in sebul=
bigger HrSebunS ge9eniiber ben Shld=
gen oes S6itlals ibre Fii6t sesen
@ott llno ibre Mitmeniten III eriiiuen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
Summer IL.

SarmberSi9teit. Sieien G~mpiinoun4
gen NednlnS tra9eno, bat oenn aud
Die He9ierui9 in @aibinston bic
ueberIllbrmg Der yie~bes9aben in einem
Npilo, ais einem mebr neutralen
Sranoportmittel, algeorpnet.
Saour6 wdren einitweilen mieoer
eini9e S6pieriSteiten aus DEM Nese
9erdumt. Samit aber baS Auelano
liebt, OaB Die Ser. Staaten niht
ldeuen, bic Son le%QuenSen etpaiser
9eerausforoeruns arf iid 81 nebmen,
'tebt Der GonSreB I'M SeSriff, Der BE
Sleruns einen uorlduiisen Greoit pon
~iinisis Wilionen iiir &ertbeioisunssz
;mete III belpili9en.
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les Yapites MrGnunss.S ubilamm

Der spau;ig'te SabrestaS Der &roz
nuns Haplt yeo's pes oreiscbnten
muroc Wtittwch IN lester Mp6e in
@om seieiert. Der bl. &ater, Der
ii6 i'm belten @obllein beianp, nabm
Die @liidwinl6e Der aarpindle II, Der
lonltisen sur .Seit in Der eplsen Staot
peilenoen boben air6enfiirlten I'M
Sbroniaale oeS &atitans entsesen uno
erlpiperte aui Die pom Setan oes b,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10

Terbdltniiie in Staat uno Stride int
Imerita ausSeiibt babe uno ousiibe,
iider INNER mebr selteno MAIDEN.
Alen Mn%feinounsen gum Sroe bleibe
aud bier bas @ort wabr: 5rob Der
BON ibren Seinben ilber lie seieierten
Sriumpfe linO Die Seuti6en feline BE
lie9ten.
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w Der Tattcm;eit.

Z lille, auaoenreihe Seit,
Ger Reu' uno SuBe uur eeweibt,
lSJltommen melnem Ser,sn!
IN mubuit mid an oes 6eilaubs COB,
Tn ipyihit pon bittrsr 9%eibensnotb,
Bon tinpS @otteS SbmerSen.
Ter Sunoe Sbmah, Der Siinoc Stud
!uj4 Hreri ole ep'9e 9iebe ihlus
Ilt Qrauiam blut'eeu Streiben.
l,uo meme eigne Wiietbat
G1u jfreuel nit peribet bat,
Tx 6repel obuegleihen!
T,b groBer ais Der Wenihen Sbulo
it I5reS 6ottes @na0' uno 6ulo,
1la tlunts feline Shrante.
Tenn unier Gleno REF berab
Zen 8ottesiobn 81 SOB uno Grab,
Die Welt 9euas, Die trante.
llRo uulrer SoSbeit tiefes Weer,
Die Siiuoen ibarlahrotb uno ibwer
Dat Seiu Slut beoedet.
Gu 9udo'ser Soft, nun fiirbt' ib niht
0as Sterben uno oaS Strafseriht,
Ste Strenge, Die 9elhredet.
9ob ooppelt tief mein Oerj bereut.
Ia iih ole SetoensSeit erleut
3le III fiir mid ourbItritten.
SD meius it'll UNI 9eiue DUAL.
llno meiHe Siluoen obue 3abI.
lluo bieie Sbranen bitten:
.Beriebieu LAB mid niht oas Siel,
Seoent, Su bait fur MIDI 10 uiel,
llnia9lit ulel ge9eben.
3b mar Dir troB Der Suuoe wertb,
On bait Doh INNER uur beeebrt
Utein ewig ielig Sebeu.
nURit l,ner Qiebe iieh' MIDI an,
gSle 9u I'M Sooesibmsri setban,
9lls Tu ant Sreui g%erungen!
Sd bin erloiet ia ourb 9ib,
Sarmberii9teit bat audi fur midi
6ereh,isfsit %be;puUseu.-
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|cr.

T GrlanaunG
II fol9enper
Elpuo ant !
h 3. uno 5
! MarS. 9ie
praenS. Or
ountp inter
r Yrlinnsen
R d. olL
perintenpent
SOC II ;
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pter IN
Feiier OILS Die
i'm bon MIR
faro III ae
Eta. Bern
au't. rperhe
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ngen. fdun,
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fe11.

in meiner
re in Wap'
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Yuitanoe.
len Wann.
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II.

ct. Glouo.
me, rental
/ geeiguete
9 %beiinoet.
.. nit ppa
8artenbau,
lien. Hdbes
bier,
cuo, Ninn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

nr.nh.lnfr. md ProIl,Lon,.

CHIcAGO-The cash situation was
the feature in wheat to-day, strong out
side cash markets and heavy sales for
export here and at the seashore were the
main factors in an advance of %91so
which marked the close. Corn was firm.
helped by wheat and a good shipping
demand and closed lsc higher. Oats
were steady and closed unchanged. Pro-
visions show little change.
Liverpool gave the tone to the early
trading In wheat. That market sur
prlsed the bears by showing sd advance
at the start AS the local market had
failed to advance yesterday decline IN
the English market was looked for by
a good many and the contrary being
true, the more timid shorts covered at
once The result was an opening adj
vance of x In December, that option
starting at G2TkGGSc. All forenoon the
market showed strength, shorts being
more or less prominent, while a good
deal Of quiet investment buying was
done. Plenty OF bull news drifted in
during the morning to encourage buy
ers. Northwest receipts were moderate,
Minneapolis and Duluth reporting lob
cars against ] ,266 last week and l,l26 a
year ago Chicago receipts were 262
cars, Il OF contract grade. Foreigners
were good buyers here and at New York
both for October shipment and later de-
livery.
Cash sales here were about 10000
bushels, including 10000 bushels No. !
northern direct to Rio Janeiru for mixing
with South American wheat Atlantic
port clearances were very heavy,
amounting to $4,000 bushels in wheat
and flour. The modern miller reported
the flour output large with a good eX-
port demand Primary receipts were
/ IN 900 bushels. This amount was about
200 900 bushels heavier than a year ago.
Argentina shipped no wheat 20 Europe
this week but sent favorable reports on
the growing crop. The market here
was at It's strongest around noon. The
eeaboard reported export sales OF al
least Sixty loads. This evidence OF the
continuation OF the recent heavy foreign
demand for American wheat was re-
sponslbe for considerable increase in
the demand which was augmented by
the strength OF cash wheat. In outside
markets notably New York and Mime
apOlis and :hr tighcs, price Of the day
was reached, December being bid up to
GSA dG3i.c. This was nearly a cent
above yesterdays closing price and
showed a profit tempting enough to
bring about a good deal OF realizing In
the last hour OF the session. Prices
dropped somewhat under this, although
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

oRerIngs we're wen taken, December
finally declined " 6sc. closing steady at
that prize asked.
Corn, though dull. was strong all fore
noon. The advance was evidently al
p,ss, entirely In sympathy with wheat
as the late decline in that market was
followed by corn. nearly all the carly
advance being lost. Independent bull
ish influences were an improved cash de-
mand and large seab0aFd sales for eH-
mort. Country advices were 10 the eject
that the crop had been injured in some
nIacea Receipts were SS3 cars Decem-
Der ranged from 29%c 70 sohc and
closed NC higher at 29%c. There was
quite good general demand for oats
and prices most OF the day were slightly
higher. Cash demand was better at inn
proved prIces. Clearances were liberal,
~. 900 bushels The market sympa-
thlzed with the late decline In wheat and
corn to the extent Of losing all It's small
early advance. May ranged from 22hc
TO 2sd2shc and closed unchanged at
227sc Did.
Provisions we're extremely dull The
market was heavy at times, due to the
gravity OF yellow fever reports, but
shorts with profits always came 20 the
rescue and In the end there was very
little change In prices. The range was
narrow. January pork closed Eye lower
at IS 92lk: January lard shade lower
at 81 IS and January ribs a shade higher
at 81 G..
ESTIMATED receipts Saturday:
Wheat 260 cars; corn 200 cars; oats 40
cars: hogs 5000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Jchoshaphat: Shares with Hezekiah
in having the most written about him In
the chronicles OF any OF the kings OF Ju-
dab after SolOmon.-Whittlc .
placed forces: The first thing Jehosh-
aphat did was to check the growing
greatness OF Israel.-Hcnry First
ways OF David: The distinction Is mo-
where so distinctly made between DnV-
IDS first ways and his last-lbid. .
Not the doings OF Israel: Though the
king OF Israel was his nelghbor and
ally, Jehoshaphat did not learn his
wags.-Ibld. All Judah-pre-
sents: The more of true religion there
is among a people the more there VIII
be OF conscientious loyalty.-tbid.
Heart lifted up: In confidence, not In
prIde.-Gray. High places and
groves: Nothing had debnuched the
nation more.-Henry. They made
no war: Providence ordered 1t, that
while priests were instructlnE. neigh
tors gave no molestatlon.-Ibid.
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ward her her four-year-old daughter
beatrice The child moved over the
floor with an effort, but seemed filed
with Joy at finding her mother. The
rest OF the happening Is best told in the
mothers own words. She said:
"On the 2Sth of September. 1896 while
In Inc bloom OF health, Beatrice was
suddenly and severely afflicted with spl-
mai meninultis. Strong and vigorous
before. I'm FIVE weeks she became feeble
and suffered from parnlBtic stroke
which twisted her head back to the side
and made It impossible for her 20 move
n limb. Her speech, however, was not
affected. We called In our family doc
tor. one OF the most experienced and
succegsful practitioners In the city. He
considered the case n very grave one.
BEFORE long little Beatrice was compell-
cd TO wear a plaster paris Jacket. Prom
inent physicians were consulted, electric
batteries were applied. hut no benefit
was noticed until we tried DR.. Williams
Pink pills for Pale People.
BUSY In my kitchen one afternoon l
was startled by the cry OF Mamma
from little Beatrice who was creeping
towards me. had placed her on an
Improvlsed he'd IN the pnrlor COMFORT
nbly close TO the flreslde and given her
some books and plngthlngs. She became
tired OF waiting for me to come back
and made up her mind 20 go to me. so
her story My Pink pills made me walk
which she tells everyone who comes to
our house, was then for the frst time
verified. She has walked ever since.
She has now taken about nine boxes OF
the pills and her pale and pinched face
has been growing day by day. She
sleeps all night long now, while before
taking the pills size could rest but 'cW
hours at a time" DR. Williams Pink
'Plns for Pale People are sold by all
druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08
The International Sunday School Lesson!
October o, 1905. = c"ro". XVII, LILO.
Jsho.hapnars Good Reign.


In that dim past, when Homer was
slnalng the Had in Greek cities. Jehos-
haphat started an educational embassy
through the kingdom Of Judah. TINS
commission of princes, priests, md Le-
vltes is unique. Its methods were *
advance upon those OF the poet II ca' :
ried with, and left behind 1t a written
literature. "They had the book O; the
Lord with them, and went about
throughout all the cities OF Judah and
taught them" This is said to have been
the germ of the synagogue, an institu-
finn which PLAYED so large part in la
ter Hebrew history. This first recorded
systematic measure of public instruc-
tion partly accounts for the prosperity
and strength Of the kingdom. This was
one OF the means by which the Lord
established the kingdom" 1t was per
Ipatetic and popular seminary. In addl-
ton to this pedagogic means, the King
placed his country In the most thorough
state of military defense. He garrison
ed the fortified cities, created military
posts, and formed the first Standing
army OF which there Is record final
measure was the thorough organization
of public justice. But in all this the
personal character OF the ruler can no!
be ignored. His was an elevated spirit:
His heart was lifted W in the ways OF
the Lord" He was unaffected by the
current spirit of ldolism. HE sought
the Lord, and walked In his command
ments." He welded the exemplary
mower OF his high position 10 the utter
most. This was the man, these were
the means, by which a genuine ana
substantial prosperity was brought to
the kingdom.
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MARTIAL ASPECT
or vIrdsn, IIiInoi., lThsrs SIiners Are
Under Arma.

or vIrden, Illinois, VVhsrs SIinsr' Are
Under Arms.
cARLINvTlLE. III, oct. 6.-The
town OF virden presents decidedly
martial aspect. fully $500 armed miners
being organized into squads which pa
troll the railroad tracks and highways.
The men when relieved from duty,
sleep in barns. empty store rooms. box
cars and on the sidewalks, wherever
room can be found. Mayor Noll has IS
sued orders closing all saloons While the
present trouble lasts. Commlssary ar
engagements for feeding the miners
have been perfected.
The strikers are not molestlng the
company's plant Manager Lukens,
fearing an attempt to destroy the
stockade would be made. called on
Sheriff Davenport for deputies. The
leading merchants offered TO SO on the
bonds of a number OF Virden miners
who own their own homes, II they were
sworn In as deputies By the sherih,
guaranteeing the company's property
would not be molested. as long as the
negroes were not in sight. The Offer was
refused By Lukens.
A brother of Sheriff Davenport spent
the night In the stockade, (which is in
charge OF thirty-two ex-Chicago police
men. Manager Lukens ceaffirmed his
purpose Of bringing in Alabama negroes
and insisted that the sheriff be In read
mess to invoke state aid. The sheriff
says he will do his duty and Will only
call on Governor Tanner as a last re-
sort.
The operators OF the Chicago and Al
ton district are bitter in their declar-
atIons that they are victims Of the In
trigues of the operators in the district,
who they aver, are aiding the strikers
In keeping the plants Idle. TheF claim
that there Is a combine to keep the pro-
duct Of their mines out OF the market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

situation same as Last Week with In.
creased Confidsner.

situation same rs Last Week with In.
creased ConGdsner.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. G.-The
American Manufacturer will say to-
morrow:
The entire iron and steel trade this
week is about as it was at last report,
with the same steady run Of business.
Our reports from various points show
that very few material changes have
occurred, and while there Is no iiuTrS,
the same solid strength is shown. In
the eastern market there is somewhat
weaker tendency in the cheaper trade
OF pig iron. owing to increasing pro-
ductIou, Less interest is shown In Bes-
sener billets and the demand for bars
is hardly as strong as II was, but the
plate mills are active as ever and there
Is a large amount of structural work in
sight. Chicago reports most lines Oh
the market as showing larger trade.
Pig Iron is selling well in small lots.
The railroad trade Is helping the bar
iron market and there is large buying
in sheets. The plate mills continue
busy and the demand for structural
material is good. Scrap prices are
growing firmer. At Cincinnati there is
a good volume OF business in pig Iron
and stocks are growing less, Conditions
in the finished material market are
good and there Is considerable doing In
bridge building. Wheeling reports the
trade as moderate with fair demand
all along the line. The pig iron called
for is manly in small lots and for i'm
mediate use Sheet and plate makers
are working up to capacity. There Is a
good demand for skelp and steady
business in wrought pipe is being done.
At Cleveland there Is the usual call for
foundry iron. The billet market isvery
strong and prospects in the structural
trade are BRIGHT