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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05
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lcncc Not to be Found Among
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Morrow's Kid-ne-oIds, the great
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ist Kld-ne-oids act gently. thorough
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very nervous and could not rest at
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~ also had n very bad case Of torpid
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nervousness, sleeplessness and all
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each at Charles Il. GoetZe's drug store.
Morrow's LiverlnX are small red gran
ulcs and cure constipation and bilious
box.
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Springfield, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money aud stock
Markets.

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Aioney on call
steady at 8Isa4 per cent; last loan 3i5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4G
AZ per cent. Sterling exchange easy,
with actual business in bankers bills
at 81 1904 SGA for demand and at 81 S25s
IA S2ls for 60 days; posted rates 81 S3l5
al 81 and 81 S7ai S7is; commercial bills
81 SlA04 SlIa. Silver certificates GO1s8
Gle. Bar silver GOAc. Mexican dollars
4Sc Government bonds strong. State
bonds inactive, Railroad bonds irregu-
lar.
The stock market was largely devoted
to dealings in a few Industrial special
ties. Under cover Of the strength in n
few lndustrlals there was a marked ten
dency to realize In the railroad list, but
the selling pressure there was not heavy
and offers decreased as prices declined.
Union Pacific was subject to pressure
by unconnrmcd rumors of a strike on
It's lines. The stock broke IL points
on rather liberal offerings and closed
AT net loss OF point. The preferred
declined >, per cent. The chief move
ment Of the day was In Tobacco stocks
and Tennessee Coal American 1'obac-
co gained an extreme points. conti-
mental Tobacco common 2%, the prefer
red 81 and Tennessee Coal ~ per cent.
Late In the day prices OF these were
suddenly let down from II to "a points.
apparently with the purpose Of sinking
OF weak followers OF the bull movement.
\ rumor Of n great combination Of
coal and iron interests In the south was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

CHICAGo-Corn and provisions cut
out the pace on change to-day. A
heavy cash demand for corn resulted
in complete recovery Of an early
decline, the market closing hgRc
higher than yesterday. Provisions
closed ut advances of from l2isG20c.
Wheat ruled weak early and recov-
cred with corn and closed NC higher
Oats closed n shade higher.
The Liverpool market was the guild
ing star OF wheat traders at the open
ing. The usual surprise came from the
English market, quotations there be-
ing about I'D higher. a condition not
looked for In view OF the decline here
yesterday. This was nfterward eN-
plalned on the ground OF advanced
ocean freight rates, but II had It's Ell
feet on opening prices here, september
starting at 69Nc, an advance OF &c. a
mOmentary dip to G9hc followed. hut
good buying by shorts mostly local, re-
suited in a gradual advance to 69Ag
G97Sc, the highest point reached during
the session. Besides the strength
shown by Liverpool. prospective buy
ers were encouraged by continued crop
damage reports from the northwest and
by Shows crop summary. which made
the condition OF spring wheat SSc. or
flve points less thnn July l. This indi,
Gated n total crop OF about 275,0OOOOO
bushels But interest in the market
soon died out.
The cash demand was almost nothing
here, and only n moderate demand was
reported from the seaboard. The north
west which was seller in this mar
ket reported the flour trade quiet and
The first rush OF winter wheat appar-
emily over. The buying demand dwin-
died TO almost nothing during the mid
dIe OF the session and attempts TO rea-
lie on earlier purchases were attend
cd with considerable difficulty. Sep
tcmber slowly declined to 6ga69lSc and
hung around that price until about
noon. when the strength OF corn put
some life into wheat and resulted In a
stcndy advance. which was continued
10 the close. Northwest receipts were
SO5 cars, against Sal last week and 20 a
year ago. Chicago receipts were l29
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

asa Heavy receipts Of sheep and
lambs again cut prices most l0oibc
lower and about go lower Tor lambs.
Sheep were salable at g COOS g for IN.
ferior up to 8 1905 % for good 70 choice
natives. Lambs Gold ~ g oa9f . fov
culls up TO S O006 % for choice lots,
Receipts-cattle 1900 head; hogs lS,0ol
head; sheep u, 900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cnttie. supply
light; extra S lO65 50: prime s co
70; common $ 1904 90. Hoga active
and higher; prime mediums 81 1904 es:
heavy Workers 81 S56i 30; light York.
era 81 SOFA s.; pigs "a 1904 a. Sheep
steady; choice wethera s. SS84 %: com.
mon Sc O06a 90, Spring lambs 81 600
6 90. Veal calves So 6067 %.
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by a deep empiecement of rich yellow
guIpure. The high collar is made upon
similar foundation. the shape being
preserved by thin white sIlktcovered
wire, which also outlines the wide lace
flaps that ornament the collar ut the
sides. The sleeves follow the general
form of present-daS sleeves in fitting
closely to the arm with only a slight
gathering at the elbow at the inside
seam. This results in a sacque-lIke
fulness which admits of free movement
Of the arm. The inside seam of the
sleeve is left open almost to the elbow
the edges being finished by rows OF
stitching that serve to stay the buttons
and button-holes that secure the sleeve
from this point to the cuff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05
lis Inlerna!illa! SInlay Sth0a L.sss0l

Aug. o, 1909. Ezekiel 1AAVI 20-'so 1
Ezekiel holds aloft the doctrine Of q
new heart. He holds IT, too, i've CEN
turtles before the preaching of the inst
dlstinctvely gospel sermon. That Is
glory enough even for a prophet.
OF course the seer was speaking
primarily OF the thoroughness with
which the Hebrews were to be rid Of
idolatry ON their dellverance from cap
tlylty. The Christening Of the exile. SO
rrieyous at the time, was going 20
yield the peaceful fruit of righteous
ness, at least in the remnant that would
return. The afruslon of water, the
mention OF which betrays EzekiePs
priestly caste, symbollzes the complete
ness of their cleansing from the flthi-
ness of idolatry. Reganerated by the
grace and discipline of suffering, they
shall take their homeward march from
the rivers of Babylon. Re-established
In Canaan, God viii "call for corn" as
IL the grain of the field was his servant
las in fact 1t is). waiting his beck. Har-
vests shall wave Ger the ielo 50 lon ,
fallow, cities shall De peoIieu' ,-"U ~,
built, the land TILED; SO tnat 'ne DE-
douin as he rides by, or the merchant
as he sails along on the ship OF the
desert" shall remark the eilAnse SiiH
cry: why, this desolate country has
become like the Garden OF Eoeh lhe
land. too. shall be repeoplea Us ue'iseiS
as Jerusalem Is packed with ahiHisis'
those holy hocks devoted 70 sacFilce
when the feasts approach Du'
there Is depth below uep'h ne.e.
Jehovah's messenger Is speaNlns 20 Tue
human race as to the Hebrew eNiles'
His deeper meaning was no oount APP
pretended and improved by some ue-
vout souls even them 10 whom II was
given to know the mysteries OF Goa.
But the material ana local
side of the prophecy Is tulhllea ana
past, the spiritual and universal Is al
that is left, 1t is imperishaole' OIL pres
ent-day and perpetual application
The human side In resene era
is to receive its due emphasis. Our
prophet cries In another place; MAKE
you a new heart" the Baptist Bring
forth fruits meet for repentance; the
apostle, Work out your own saiVa-
ton" Do the human part; show re-
pentance toward God faith in Christ
He will do the divine part; the washing
of regeneration, cleansing from hlthy
idolatry. He will match your fruits OF
repentance with his fruits OF the spirit
He Will supplement your working with
his working In you to Will ana DO Oh MS
good pleasure. After you have done
your part (Which, however Is nothing
except as he helps) toward making
your heart new, he Will finish the new
creation. God himself will give you a
new heart. The transformation shan
be as great rs If God should taKe u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

added TO those recently current 20 e1-
plain the Tennessee Coal movement
The vigorous advance Of this stock be-
got some sympathttle sisengtfi'ln other
stocks in the same Industry. Colorado
Fuel, Hooking Coal. Federal Steel.
American Smelling and q number NJ
other stocks advanced from a fraction
10 over a point. Peoples Gas was up
at one time over a point on reports Of
the company's prosperous condition.
There was gains in Isolated instances
elsewhere, notably In st. Paul & omahn,
Chicago. Greatwestern preferred, KAN
sns city, Pittsburgh & Gulf. Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati. chicago & st. Louis. come
mon and preferred, National Biscuit
and New York Brake ranging from /
10 sM per cent. on the other hand
Sugar was heavy most OF the day on
account of the shading of prices in some
grades Of refined sugar. The local trae-
lion stocks showed weakness through
out and Consolidated Gas lost so per
cent met. Rock Islands June state
ment, showing an increase in the sur
plus after charges OF nearly $4,000
compared with last June, failed to hold
up the grangers. The reported large
demand for grain for export was equal
~ ineffective and this group and Atchl-
son preferred. drifted downward.
Some depression was reflected here
from London on account of the outlook
for dearer money there. and there were
some reports Of money troubles in BeF-
lin.
Sterling exchange here was weak.
posted rates fallIng.ls per cent and act
ual rates Z per cent for short bills and
q per cent for long sterling. Some
anxiety is felt over to-morrOw's bank
statement. There was nothing in the
money market to-day to indicate easier
conditions, the bulk of the loans being
made at 4 per cent. The coming holi-
day In London and expected dizziness
in New York prompted the closing up
OF many accounts. To-day's specula-
tive leaders closed feverish and unset
tied, but the general tone was firm at
the last.
Kansas City, Pittsburgh & Gulf firsts
rose Sh per cent. There was some ac-
tivity in mortgages of southwestern
railroads and in Rope and Irvine. Total
sales par value 3LSOs,OOO.
United States Is advanced x per cent
and the IS Is per cent in the bid price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

CHICAGo-CattIe receipts to-day
were llrht to make much OF . market;
High grade cattle were strong ana
about IOc higher. but commoner grades
sold slowly. Good TO fancy cattle sofa
at S. S5a6 O5; commoner grades bring,
ing 81 40T5 30: stockers and feeders sofa
al So 256i4 50; bulls cows and heiers
Sc a5f5 Is; Texas steers - sO0b %; anu
calves 81 OOd1 10. The hog marknt was
oVnin ON a boom, and the scramble for
nfrcrInrs resulted in an advance Of lOm
sOc. heavy hogs sold at 81 0b(1l IS. mixed
lots nj 81 3SfI so and light at = sog4 gg.
pigs brought 50 1904 20 and eulla 50 6Vq
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05
The Teachers Lantern.

The Teachers Lantern.
Doctrine OF new heart.
(a) Prophets primary meaning.
Hebrews rid OF Idolatry.
Consequent temporal blessings.
Conspicuous; observed.
(b) Prophets secondary meaning.
More important.
Universal. perpetual application.
O Human factor. repentance, faith.
(2) Divine factor, Holy Spirit.
(9) Resultant, the new heart.
Its characteristic, obedience q
heart which keeps Gods sta
tutes).
Fruits OF the Spirit.
A garden, observed, admired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

NEW YORK-Further weakness In
tin was the only feature OF Interest IN
the metal market to-day. The add
tlonai decline was brought about large
~ by withdrawal Of buyers and treer
offerings. Regulation reports from
primary markets did not reveal any
striking new phases and the same was
equally true OF the situation abroad ~
the close the metal exchange calico pis
iron warrants unchanged with slS 70 ulI
and Si5 2i asked: lake copper unchanged
M SiS 20. lin weak unsettled and nom
Inal nt $50 30: lead steady With 81 - bid
and 81 80 asked; spelter Quiet q 50 w;
The brokers' price for lead Is n 50 and
Tor conner SIS a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

BERLIN. Aug. S.--The Deutschcs
Tnges Zeitung to-day published. a sem
sntlonal article, predicting greet panic
In the German money market. The
paper said that during the last six
months 1895. 900. 900 marks Of now shares
were Issued, OF which 5iS.OOO0OO marks
were Industrial securities, which, II is
ndded exceeds the whole Issue OF 1898.
A mass OF evidence is quoted to prove
the existence Of unsound speculation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

A late gown of mastic cloth Is made
with plain-sheath skirt and slashed
peplum, ornamented only by rows of
close stitching, this done in unbleached
thread. The bodice is a tlght-htting
Elton, scanned in the back and worn
over deep belt OF pale brown tafreta.
The front of the Elton is fitted to the
figure by one deep dart, and closed
down the centre Of the front by two
rows of brown sllk-covered buttons.
The wide revers are of mastlc cloth of
so pale shade as to be hardly. dlstln-
guishable from white. These are
stitched with rows of silk, brown as
the buttons that trim the front. The
yoke is of cream tafteta, and is covered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

NEW YoRR-The general demand
for cotton goods to-day has been on a
more liberal scale. Large sales are re-
ported in grey goods 3s5i inch sixty
four squares. these goods selling at the
advanced price OF SIC. Heavy brown
goodsare very hrm, export grades tend
Ing upward In price, Bleached cottons
are strong with good sales. Prints are
in fair demand. prices being steady.
Ginghnms are scarce and arm. Bur
laps are selling more freely and are
tending upwards,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

ITCHING plles2 Never mind II ev-
erything else failed to cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment. No failure there. 30
cents. at any drug store. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

OIL cITY-credIt balances 81 q; cer-
tifcates, opened at 81 . bid for cash;
highest and closing price 81 lS& bid.
shipments 7S,lll barrels: average 1871
barrels; runs s9,S05 barrels; average
9O.O54 barrels,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

GREATEsT FACILITIES FOR THH
(I Prompt Completion Of Orders q TIE
SntellIgencer Job printing oaea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

Wool.
NEW YoRK-woOl firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

yTIuE MoNoNGAH ROUTE is THE
Short Line between Falrmont and
"a sbuFr. quick Tlme-Fa1t Trains
sure Connections. When travelling TO or
SsnT CinrksburE or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points, see that your
ti.ssts read via the MohogAhela River
ppsiIrondy close Connections at Falrmont
Win II, & o. trains. and AZ Ciarks5urE
VIZ n q o. and w, V. & p, trains. Tick
AZ VIA this route on sale at All H. q u
md " Y, & p, II. II, stations.
@"S HUGH @. BowLEs. Genl Stunt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

Electric cars Bridgeport to wheeling,
peiiSire and Martins Ferry.
Consult agents for best routes and low
est rates - az N. G. CARREL.
General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-05

The following quotations for National
Steel stocks and American Tin Plate are
furnished by Simpson & Tatum, City Bank
Building: 80, r,,..,
National Steel Co., pre-. 9ps Als
National Steel Co., conn.,. y 5i95
American TIN Plate. pre-. So
American Tin Plate, conn.,. ~ US
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-23

Trooper Hammeran won the Cunningham
medal last year and held it this year. This
is shot for at the 500 and 600-yard ranges.
Trumpeter Kayton tied Trooper Hammer
an on the score of "a that won, but the
latter made 10 at 600 yards while the for
mer made Is.
In the shooting of the second class the
prize was won by Trooper Henry Cooper
and Trooper G. B. Martin won second
prize. Capt ]. c. Postell won the first
prize in the carbine contest among The
pay and veteran members.
In the pistol contest the prize was won
by Lieut. c. A. L. Cunningham, on a
score of 20 out of a possible 30 Sergt
Constantine also made this score, but in
verse order figured against him. Three
scores of p were made in this contest by
Lieutenant Commanding Henry McAlpin
Trooper Hammeran and Trooper Guam
took.
by Lieut.. A. Minis, on a score of q. Capt.
Postell made the same score, but inverse
order counted against him.
Toward the end of the contests Gen. W.
w. Gordon, Mai. Beirne Gordon and Vet
eran Member Wymberly ]. DeRenne drove
out to the range. Gen, Gordon presented
the company and Cunningham medals in
a neat speech, and MIR. DeRenne, who
gave the troop the pistol medal several
years ago, presented 1t to Lieut.. Cunning
ham. Last year this medal was won by
Corpl. w. H. Connerat.
The wind y as gusty and ftful during
the shooting, and interfered with good
scores. The light was also poor, clouds
passing across the sun and making the
vision uncertain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-23
welded AND HAPPY.
MIR. McGee of Dublin and Miss Edna
CarsweII Married.

Mr.. Eustace L. MCGEE and Miss Edna
May Carswell were married yesterday
morning at o'clock at the residence OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Carswell. No. 621 Nichols street. The GER
emory was impressively performed by
Rev. Osgood f. Cook of Grace Methodist
Church in the presence of the friends of
the bride and groom and their families
Mr.. o. p. Perry played the Lohensrin
march as the bridal party entered the
room.
The bride wore light-blue Henrietta
suit trimmed with white and gold an
plique, and white corded silk, point lace
and orange leaves.
After the marriage ceremony the bride
and groom received the conRratuIations
of their friends, refreshments were served
and at o'clock the bridal party drove
to the Central depot. The bride ana groom
left at 10 for Dublin, their future home
where Mr.. MCGEE is a prosperous youne
merchant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-23
HOW THE DAY WAS OBSERVED.
MashinEtOn's birthday Quietly
spent In savannah.

Washington's birthday was quietly OBJ
served. During the many years savan-
nahians have been accustomed to celebrate
the anniversary OF the birth of the first
President there has hardly been one more
quietly spent The schools, banks and pub
lie buildings were closed for the day and
many Of the business houses allowed their
employees a half holiday. Such was the
case with the railroads. Clerks in those
offices whose labors could be spared were
given the half day, having had a chance
20 put in a few hours recreation.
There was no such local military dis
play as has marked the day IN times past
Two of the commands took advantage OF
the holiday, one for an excursion trip TO
Tybee and she other to visit Avondale
70 contest for medals and prizes. The
Georgia Hussars went out to the range,
ana the Chatham Artillery spent the day
at Tybee. About sixty went down in the
Chatham's party. Nearly thirty of the
number were members in uniform and the
rest were guests and lady friends of the
aruIlerymen- The day was spent in feast
ing and dancing at the Inlet Club.
The two regiments of United States
forces camped in and near the city OBJ
served the day TO a no greater extent
imam the suspension of All military duties
mat could be dispensed with for the day
Drills were called off and only the neces-
sary guard and police duty was demanded
OF the men. Col Alex Rogers Of the Thlra
Connecticut Regiment had hoped to have
held sports among the men to-day and
would have arranged for them had il MOI
been that he spent several days recently
in Tampa. His absence from his command
lnterlered with his plan and the sports
were not gotten up.
feature of the day was the firing o,
the PRESIDENTS salute by the revenue cut
ter Colfax.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs BANQUET
rendered to the Uniform Rank nv
the Officers

The members of the Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, were entertained nv
their officers at the Castle Hail of the or
der last night. A delightful collation. had
been spread, and the evening was thor
oughly enjoyed. Besides the members Of
the uniform rank many of thei,. friends
in the order had been invited to partal,a
of their hospitality and were present
After suitable attention had been eive,,
the good things with which the tables wera
loaded. the officers of the Uniform RAM
were called upon to respond to toasts ond
did respond eloquently. With the princi-
pies of the order. benevolence. brother
hood and fraternity, as their themes thev
found ample scope for forceful ana on
thusiasuc speeches. Among the sneal,ors
were Gen. Harmon, Col Juchter Maj
Cam, Capt. Leopold and Cant Goyar
Their illusions to the dignity and noble
purposes OF the order OF KNIGHTS ~
Pythias we're loudly cheered.
II had been expected that the instaiIa-
ton of the officers of the Uniform Rorl,
would take place last night, bur This u,as
deferred until some future occasion. Tae,
night was given UP TO merriment ana Inc
coup that cheers" no thought of business,
disturbed its serene composure ana win
out cares to harass or annoy them Tho
members enjoyed their officers hospitalitv
hugely.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-23
Kentucky whisky.

If you win drink whisky, drink the best
The famous Mammoth Cave Bourbon,
whisky IS pure, 16 years old, bottled in
bond, distilled in 1882 by D. l.. Moor OF
Burgin, Ky. Repacked in bond under sn-
pervision Of the United States treasrr,.,
in the bonded customs warehouse b,, -.
Louisville Public Warehouse Companv ae
Louisville, Ky. Lippman Bros arr ~. VI
agents for this splendid whisky ana Ibe
age Of the Mammoth nd,D'.r, Cave whisky is as
cases containing this whisky ana a 'ue
the mouth of each bottle, on which h-t',s
the consumer will Please see that t I.'le
stamps are intact and undlsturbedS ! fl i's
man Bros will sell this famous Mp Mp
moth cave (Bourbon) whisky in small I'M IN,
large lots to the trade or the consu i a.i,'
Id.