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sl4 Sd ST NV. ~ 30. %
l15S 7 NV tfuri. llr. $500
81. 2ist NV. 1877. 81
.,.'S 10th 81 NV. or. - 80
as n 81 nv. Or. ~ 80
= Ms = - nv. Tr..2a.uo
1881 i4th nw. Or. -. 90
lst-;o"r rat. .o6 -
81 nw......--..2 - 90
2d-Si"ry NAT, 2O6 ID
81 NV, 5r.....-2J. %
1886 . 81 NV. FRS ~
g. ! . st NV. Gs-.2Z. so
fu5-1ll ) NV. Or. .. SO
S531-3S-55-37 q st
nv. S--......20 %. 10
s13 = st DIV, Or. ~. ~
1907 Sth st NV. 7r.Is.3 u
1l1 Bismarck. Sr. ~. ~
l406 ID ST NV. i2r. 1900
i26 9th st NV. I'd
floor, 2r.........20. 90
5l7 n Cap ST. Or. rs. 80
5l1-l9 \ Cap. Or. rs. 30
I247 Slst NV, Or. 1880
lso3 J. ST NV. 5r..i6.sJ
1910 ! ST NV. ar. l6. 30
a. Defrees NV. &c. Is. -
1872 4th ST NV. Or. I5.4D
14ll-l3 .s6th NV ST. Is. 40
2sd Pomeroy st, Or. l5 80
ll65 18th NV. Or. ..1l.39
1870 9Th 81 NV. Or. IL. 50
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2Sl0 p. 6r&ha ~. 40
lyuS h. 6rNiiaIh. ..l1.a0
$50 18th. Or. Wa .id.3p
BUG y NV. CT. wa u 80
5.3 I'D, Or. wa....ls.3U
Ills Fla av. Or. 90
2So r sw. or. WI n 81
l stephen = ct.4I. w.lO.uO
Or Louise In Niehle.
Va. large lot.....lO. %
Ir>.S 600 ,n..
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1919 Corcoran. 9r&h. IS. 80
TAG CO-ccran. 1or&b 80
1OOi 18th 81. 6r&h. l6.5
1905 y J av. Or. ...12.JO
u PBELL, 6IT l4th n. ".
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ACCOUNTANTS.

J. e. BATES.
Public accountant and aud1tne.
Room ITO. Washington Loan and Trust bulidlnR
fe2-tf Telephone No. e11-A
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENTED FLOOR, All NV; MODERN
fiat; and tiled bath: hot water heat;
house private; modeta, with all imp; $500.
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FEMALE.

w ANTEp- POSITION OPEN; SALARY; PART
travelling for Intelligent. conscientious woman
OF god appearance and address. Box 1i5, Star
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MALE.

WANTED AGENTS - VENTILATED SKILLET
lid kitchen necessity; new; easy seller; 81.
prrftS II CORTLAND MIG. co, PIttshurg. Ia
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FOR SAIE-A SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND CDR
New York and North Capitol ST.; 3-story bun
brick store and dwelling; large store with cellar
under entire house; o living ROOMS and tiled bath:
newly built; electric gas lighting; storm doors
papercd throughout; gas and coal ranges: under
good rental. Price reduced to So $50; terms ar
ranged.
1t BECK & WELLER. cog st. NV.
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FOR RENT S2s. 80. 1922 insnan pl II
So. 423 HolidSe ct, 3r $50. .6lU NV. store
ST SU. 1861 Kramer ne. 5r $50. Col st. 81
So. 80. 1920 I'd sw, 4r $50. 1890 18th NV Sad
S7...... .3G1S L NV, 4r $50. .li0lhs 18th NV, s.
IS. .25l2 18th NV, .r 5000. .3D7 f NV. ~
$50 .2oi3 18th ST, 3r 5000. .i4o6 L nw II
$3.50 1910 Cedar ST. ir S5U.65 l41s IIth Inv,
$3.50. 1907 Ga Nv Sc Or s,5. .901 II ne, Sad
$40. 1000 ne. ar $50. So. 10 4th Sc, 81
$40. .1624 Huron st, 5r Ss3. Co.. Hoo Il NV, IA
$40. .2o22 Messmore, Or $40. 90. 2o6 Sc. l9g
5000. .22o5 NV, Or $36. so $40 9th N.Y. 81
5000. 43i 6H sw. 5r So 30. ..IaIo 10th uw !,
5000. 9l4 2lst NV. store $i0. 12u6 u NV, ii
Sill. .7oy Grant Nv, Or $40. The Milton, ap
$11.30. 42T Warner st, Or $40. L Cambridge, IL
$1l. 1896 NV, Or $40. CO.. .1o03 y III av 81
SIP. $50 Callan ne Or $40 So. .21e3 o NV 10i
S12. 500 Del ave nv, Or $45 The heisinstvn apt
ST.. $500. 1SUS NV, 6r S45. IheLeamington apis
S1230. .91f1g 18th NV, Or 5000. fuJ NV IL
S13. ..57 Pierce st, Or Sio.55 .Sl9 18th NV, 81
$l3 80. .322 id he, Or Si5. Co.. sos NJ NV IO
$14.35. .2i31 N NV, Or S45- 10 Ell Wash cur lur
Sl5. 1ith X " NV, stab S45.7 -l007 10th NV lo
Sl5&U. 241 * lie. 6f $50. .2336 18th NV, 13l
S15 30. 1626 10th NV Or sou. .loia ttoanoke Inv 81
S16.SO. .1216 Wyie Or S5u.I5. 141+ Hopkins lUr
Slo so. .z213 Tth NV. Sad $50. 60. .li15 NV liz
$3.50. .1704 NV, Gr $50 40. 1917 X NV lOi
So. .121 G NV, 6r sci 80. .lUlG I'd INV, 81
500 .o29 I'd sc, er $3.50. :. 1006 L Cap, III
$50. co hia u, Or 5000. 1871 Colbia ay ~
so 10. .2l4 l. NV, 6r $50. 10. 1923 * NV IIr
$50 80. 134 L NV, Or 500. $50 9th NV l2
$3.50. .l450 L IT SIS. ~ II av. furnished
SD 81. .1461 PIERCE pl Tr $50. .923 q NV Ia
$z3 ~. COG ne, 6r SIS. ABB 9th NV, up'r iii
SO. 1923 It'll NV, st&dw 800. q st NV, fur, l3
$2o. BIB Spruce ST, Tor $40. n 81 INV. furnished
SIS. :. .9l5 French ST. Or Gl5 h NV. oi,ices
81 80. 14O5 nth NV .store
jy15-s, tutSth b. II. " .ARNER & CO., 916 + ST.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-THE FINE RESIDENCE OILS $ sr
NV; all MI; rent reduced TO S45 Apply 10
OWNER 5l0 9Th st. a.w. je2stf
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BOARDING.

THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN WILL FIND
rooms and boarding in private family at SD
each; adjoining Iowa Circle; good table, 10 ether
%araefs. Address Dox 1903, Star ofirc. IL
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WANTED-AGENTS.

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and useful; sample hundred. assorted, loo; big
profits. For ferns write WHEATON & CO.,
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" b. SAUL, S.E.COR. THAI NV.
Large 62y I NV, IFsSb. %. 30
Dom & 1856 Mass ay he, Sr. b -: 81
49,. $50 so IFS 5. d NV, SrSb. .21-;;O
l2r&b. 60 10 231 2d NV. CRIB. .2t 10
:. 25. 900 1922 9th NV, Grab. 90 30
9r&b- 1900 Ala L NV. Jr&b, col. ~ 90
b.. 1880 2226 g NV, 7rSb. is. 80
Ilr&b. 90 l7l9 9Th nv. Gr4b. rs 30
9r&h. -33.o0 i3i2 ith. Sr&b tool, Is. ~
Jr&b- 80. 30 iUS L, SrSb tcoD $500
2r&b. I'D. 30 '53 HeckmAn. 6r&b. II 80
o&dw, i0s p ST. Crab. -. Ii 90
Sstab. 81. co Al hanover, Or Il
re, Pr, bath (cOD 1850
49,. .35 90 23S 18th sw. 6r&b. Id. 80
store 3US Pa ay, store. 10. 80
go. $500 Ais Elm NV. 6rSb- Is. 80
.sto.. 1850 Az l NV. Sr. w(coD 1880
b. - -3U-uv SIS 9th nv ,4r. wtcol) 10 so
Sr&b $500 GA l. NV, 4r.Sb flat. 1880
sb fit. IS 10 lal2 > Cap. Or. b. Il. 20
-. -2s-1u 40 . NV, tr&b fiat. 2.5o
,yr&b. p 90 SO L sw. 5rdw. IL. ~
Or & 2il3 Sth NV, or q w
$500 30 tCoh .--...i0. Jo
re. 800 1877 II re. 5r&sta. 10. 50
t&dw. 2.5-UU 2u34 9TH, stodS2r. 9. 10
rb. .25.Uv 1858 3lst. Ar nat. :. g. %
Cal. at Office for ''Rent Bulletin.
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FOR RENT-19lG 9TH ST., CIR, BA; REDUCED
from So to 81.
Avalon Heights, d. C.. rooms, large yard /:
$1,000 ROiST. II. STDNE. SUI l. 81 n "
Jyl4-.t
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THE ALTERED ASPECT
ofthe TransvaaI ARair Continues t,
be q Mystery.

ofthe TransvRaI AfHair Continues to
be q Mystery.
NEW YORK, Sept. GA dispatch to
the Tribune from London says; The
altered aspect of the Transvaal affair
continues to be a mystery too deep to
be probed by anybody outside Of the
chief secretarys room In the colonial,
ofiice. President Kruger has suddenly
changed his ground. He had been re-
fusinG to grant a Joint inquiry into
the precise effect of the proposed poiit-
Ical changes, but had offered a five
years franchise and increased repre-
sentation under the condition that the
suzerainty should be abandoned. He
has now withdrawn that offer, and, re-
verting to his original scheme. has ac-
cepted the suggestion for conference
Of some kind. The facts are in dispute,
but this seems to be q close approach
to the truth. Why has Kruger changed
ground so suddenly? That Is the difti-
cult question to answer. His new attl-
tude would be Ineligible II he had re-
ceiVed from Mr.. Chamberlain in the
llSL week OF lHe week DeLOTe u bOIlS-
what peremptory Intimation that tho
patience Of the British government was
exhausted, and that 1t would not walt
any longer. but must have an answer
by the middle Of this week.
There Is no official suggestion that
any demand of this nature has been
made. but Kruger has acted impulslve-
ly and with bad temper. as though
something OF this sort had happened.
He has answered the original proposal
for a Joint inquiry after long delay, and
has withdrawn his amended scheme
with the dangerous conditions relating
to suzeraInty. II he has left door
open for full conference over the eff
fects OF the franchise optlmIsts profess
to believe. negotiations may continue
and peace be maintained. Reports re-
spectinG the ordering out OF the re-
serves are again contradlcted officially
to-day. but the situation has become
grave and almost critical, as Is shown
by the presence OF Mr.. Chamberlain
in London, and the remarkable activity
prevailing in military circles, There
are no signs In the mining market that
war is close at hand, but financiers are
not always we'll informed In crisis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

CHICAGo-Prlces for good to choice
cattle were strong under an excellent
demand; common and medium grades
were also firm: good to choice beeves
sold at s. 7OG6 So; commoner grades at
81 iOd5 65; stockers and feeders brought
IS OOI4 IS; bulls. cows and heifers, 50 90
az 80: Texas steers, 50 SOFA 20; rangers,
SO AOd5 40: calves, "a 00df25. Prices for
hogs were steady and about unchanged;
the demand was fair and offerings
light; heavy hogs sold at 81 O094 so;
mixed lots at $4l5G4 S.; light, 81 2O9
4 20: pigs brought 50 1904 40 and culls.
50 OOa3 o. There was fairly good
demand for both sheep and lambs and
prices were unchanged; sheep sold at
50 25CD4 50 for the pnrest to best; west
ern range tiocks brought So 1904 %:
lambs sold at 50 5OT4 90 for common up
to Sc lOd6 25 for prime ilocks. Hecelpts-
Cattle. 10000 head; hogs, $1,000 head;
sheep, 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-CRttle steady; eN-
ira, IS 7O17 90; prime, IS SOa6 90; com.
mon. SO 1903 so. Hogs slow: prime me-
dlums and best Workers, 81 65D4 10;
fair Workers., 81 55G4 60; heavy hogs,
81 55I4 G.. Sheep steady; choice weth-
crs, 81 55T460; common. 81 50d2 So;
choice spring lambs. 81 6Od5 IS; common
to good lambs. 50 5Od5 30. Calves, 81 90
d76O.
CINCINNATI - Hogs active and
strong at So 1904 %.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features of the Money aud Stock
Markets.

The Features of tho Money aud Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. Sept. G.-Money on call,
1895; last loan. per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 4HG5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at AS6%G
s6I for demand, and at 81 S32sd4 SSJs
Tor sixty days; posted rates, s. SAG
4 S7k; commercial bills. 81 S2q4 S2's.
Silver certificates, 5s%G6oe. Bar sill
yer, 59hc. Mexican dollars 47Isc.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds steady
Railroad bonds firm.
St. Paul was the central figure in to-
days market. The publication OF the
annual report, with its great detail Of
facts and figures all showing extraor-
binary prosperity, was the motive OF
the buying, which was very large and
which carried the price steadily Upward
nearly . points. So wide movement
In n standard stock Of st. Pnul's char
ncter was looked to to arouse some
sympathetic strength in the general
market. The st. Paul movement in the
upper stages OF the advance showed
some signs OF manipulation for the pur-
pose OF sustaining the general market.
There was quite free selling wherever
there was notable advance In price,
and the last hour was given over TO
an active realizing movement, which
cllpped on half OF st. Pnuls gain and
carried prices generally below last
nights level. The jump in call money
to G per cent. induced the realizing. The
exceptions were number OF usually
obscure stocks, which We're mnrkQllauH
in quite sensational manner TIN
nessee Coal dashed UP and down ip5nn
giraffe manner all day, climbing 9l5
polnts In the first hour and dropping
again 10 within 2 points OF last night,
The feverish demand for this stock Is
attributed to large short interest,
which finds itself Obliged to settle with
a practical corner In the stock, accord
ing to the current rumOr. This Is Wall
streets effort to explain the movement,
which seems extraordinary without ii
in n stock which has paid no dividend
FOR twelve years, and which has n pre-
fcrrcd stock ahead OF II upon which
six years dividends have Accumulated
and are payable before n dividend U.s.
due on the common. The movement IN
Colorado Fuel, which reached about
points, was In close sympathy with
Tennessee Coal, as was that OF . points
In Hooking Coal. There were rather
sensational advances In Pullman, the
BuffnIo, Rochester & Pittsburgh stock,
which gained about APPOINTS each. and
Colorado Midland preferred. Southern
Pacific and Central Pnciflc recovered
about IL Of their recent decline, and
the Norfolk & Western stocks and the
conlcrs advanced temporarily. but more
thun lost the gain. Sugar underwent
the same experience, rising points on
the declaration OF the rCRulnr dlvl-
dcnd and then reactlng an extreme as.
The New York municipal stocks all
weakened during the day. Brooklyn
Transit declined 2N nftcr an initial
rise, and Consolidated Gus showing
loss VI az New York Air Brake drop
ped s points Republic steel. after gain
Ing IN. dropped abruptly 3h. aud
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Ii
American Smelling was cdnsplauously
weak The marked activity " the trad
ing was very uneyenly distributed. but
brought forward quite a large number
of usually inactive stocks. There was
no marked change In the condition Of
the money market to-day. Cali ana
time money rates were quite stittiy
held. There was further deposit or
$4,000 at the sub-treasury for ship
ment to New Orleans. New York ex-
change at interior points indicate
pressure in this centre for funds, and
the Bub-treasury continues TO absorb
cash from the banks. Notwithstanding
the hardness Of money here and the
somewhat easier tone in London, ster-
ling exchange was arm IN New York
and advanced fraction on actual bus
mess. The bond market was quiet, but
prices were well held. Total GALES, par
value, $2,367,0OO.
United States bonds were unchanged
on bid quotations,
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Special Dispatch to the InteIl!gencer.
ELKINs. w. Va. Sept. 6.-This town
is making arrangements for a system
of water works that will, when COM
pleted. cost about $4,000. D. G. Adels-
berger, q hydraulic engineer of Balti'
more. has been here three weeks get
ting up the plans. He has secured the
very best OF water from n stream form
cd BY springs four miles from here in
the mountains, and 1t will have head
pressure of over three hundred feet.
The engineer placed before the council
his plans with the estimated cost. and
they were unanimously accepted by
council. The town is badly in need OF
good water. as the water now used is
not the best.
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NEW YoRE-The demand for staple
cotton goods Is fully up to precious
average and tone strong, Some four
yard brown sheetinGs raised to 4Hc.
Heavy brown cottOns against buyers,
Blcachcd cottons selling well at full
prices. Wide sheetIngs firm. Utica and
Mohawk advanced 4 per cent. Denlms,
ticks, chevlots and other coarse colored
cotton very firm. Print cloths, no
change. Prints in good demand for
staples, but fancy prints in Indifferent
demand. No change in glnghams.
Dress goods sell well In staples and
rough fancics.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIGENcER THURSDAY sEPTEBER 1888

ents-No. 9. gimG2iAe; No. ? white,
ssH 4 9sisc: No. white, 22sG2S1se.
Rye-No. ?. CSC.
Barley-No. 2, 35is940c.
Flaxseed-No. !. 81 iSit; n. w, q %,
Mess pork, per barrel, 81 zoos %.
Lard. per 100 pounds, S 1905 g.
Short nib sides, loose. s. l095 -.
DRY saited shoulders. boxed, b5tQ62bc.
Short clear sides, boxed. s. COOS 50.
whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon. 81 %. .
Butter-Market firm; crehmertes, l60
zoe; dnirles, lS@17c.
Cheese firm ut 1O&9ltsc.
Eggs firm; fresh. iSh@l4c. 60,
Inc leading futures ranged aa tolloMs;
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Articles. Open, High Low. close.

NEW YORK-Flour, receipts Sl,42O
barrels; exports 10, l04 barrels; more ac-
tive and considerably stronger with the
sharp recovery in wheat. Winter pat
ents 50 5593 T5; winter stralghts rs 200
40; Minnesota patents IS $500 %; win,
ter extras 81 1902 50; Minnesota bakers
So sO93 20.
ports 1900 bushels; spot arm; NO. 2
rcd 75Hc fob. afloat: spot No. / North
ern Duluth 79%c fob. aaoat to arrive
{old); No. 1 hard Duluth SlAc to arrive:
No. 2 red 73Hc elevator; options opened
firm Mt &c advance, and closed strong
ut 1c net advance; May Is l5-lbgIs8g
79Rc; September 1855 as 0735sci De-
cember 75%@76 l3-1eQ76Ac.
Corn, receipts lS2,529 bushels; exports
3S4,5O4 bushels; spot strong; No. S9Hc
fob. afioat; SOC elevator; options OPP
ened strong at &c advance and closed
&c net higher against nc advance IN
December with the undertone urn;
May 251s@35N 935l4ci September SS5s@
1854 0SSl5c; December S6QS61SQSbc,
Oats, receipts 2SS,i00 bushels; exports
1871 1i9 bushels; spot steady; No. 26c;
No. 8 25lkc; No. 2 white 27l5c; No. 3
white 26h927c; track mixed western
26@27c; track white 2693Sc; options In
Hay firm; shipping 5O6s5c; good to
choice new 650S0c, Hops dull. Hides
steady. Leather steady.
Beef frmer Cutmeats steady. Lard
firm: western steamed S. 10; September
SIS G7h nominal; refined frmer; contl-
nent S. 30; s. A. So 40; compound 4BV
&c. Pork firm. Butter firm. Cheese
firm. Eggs Arm.
TailOw steRdy. Cottonseed oil stealy.
AN. Rice quiet Molasses quiet.
Coffee, options opened steady ut un-
changed prices, and closed steady and
five points higher to five points lower;
sales 1880 bags.
3 i5-i6c; centrifugal 96 test 7-l6c; mo-
lnsses sugar 3Xc. Refined Quiet and
barely steady; cubes 57-l6c.
BAITIMoRE-Flour quiet; receipts,
1886 barrels: exports, 5,2l6 barrels.
Wheat firm: spot and the month. 69& %
7sc; October 7lMc; December, 749ItAci
steamer No. 9 red. 65X 665Mc; receipts,
&c 62S bushels; exports. $4,000 bushels;
southern, by sample, 62Q70hc; south
ern, on grade. 67G7Sls. Corn strong;
mixed spot, 37Isd37Hc; the month, SIC
bid: October, SBh9S6&c; November or
December, new or old. SS&c bid; jan
uary and February. SSSc bid: steamer
mixed. SGG36hc: receipts, 1909 BUSH
els; exports, l32.S57 bushels; southern
white corn, S9939hc; southern yellow
corn, 39IE640c. Oats Arm; No. white,
csc sales; No. 2 mixed, 25lEc sales. But
ter firm. Cheese firm. Eggs firm.
CINcINNATI-Flour steady. Wheat
Arm: No. 2 red, 69c. Corn stronger, NO.
2 mixed. 3llsc. Oats firm; No. 2 mixed,
&c Rye steady; No. 2, Soc. Lard ac-
tive Mt S. 20. Bulkmeats firm and high
err at So 40. Bacon firm at So 20. Whis-
Ky steady at $l22.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

NEW YORE-spot tin. spelter and
pig Iron We're Arm all day on active de-
mnnd from all quarters, prompted by
higher cables and strong reports from
the west The other departments were
about unchanged, ruling steady In tone.
Al the close the metal exchange called
pig Iron warrants firm nt $40 30; lake
spot and easy futures, with $40 90 bid
and So % asked; lead unchanged, with
81 60 bid and 81 62is asked; spelter firm
with 81 G5 bid and So az asked. The
brokers' price for lead Is 81 10 and for
copper SIS 50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

OIL CITY-C. II. balances, 81 10; cor
tlNrntos opened at 81 40; highest, 81 l2it
closing at 81 for cash sales cash
oil. one nj 81 A. four nj 81 a.. four Mt
81 i9i: total 5000 barrels; shipments,
Sl.iGi barrels; average. MIA barrels:
runs. 1912 barrels; average. 1896 bar
rCls
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at the end"
III you didn't sign 1t" said the King,
that only makes the matter worse.
You must have meant some mischief,
or else you'd have signed your name,
like an honest man"
What need ls there Of comment? II
you find anythlng-an invitation, an ac-
ceptance, a letter, a laundry llst-writ-
ten In the prisoners hand, It proves his
guilt. II II Is not in his hand the proof
10 all the more conclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

A LITTLE life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack of Group II you don't
iave DR.. Thomas Eclectrlc OIL on hand
ior the emergency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

THE MoNoNgAI ROUTE IL THE
Si,rL,b,irg quick Timc-Fnst Trains
Sirc connections When travelling to or
Sr,,n Ciarkgburg or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points see that your
itn,efs rrnd Via the MOnonRaheln River
nnsIirnad Close Connections at Falrmont
Mil II A a. trains. and ut Clnrkshuig
,,iih "A a o and W, " \ p, trnlns. Tick
M via this route on sale NJ all II. U,
md ~ u, & T. r. II stations,
""N HUGH @. DOWLES, GCnl. Supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

Electric cars Bridgeport to wheeling,
uaiiSirc and Martins Ferry.
Coneult agents for best routes and low.
est Ia''' W NJ a. CARREL
General Passenger Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

For Morbid conditions take BEECH
ANTS PILLS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts 3l,42O
barrels: exports l9.l0i barrels; more ac-
tive and considerably stronger with the
shnrp recovery In wheat. Winter pat
ents 50 5513 rs; winter stralghts 50 300
3 40; Minnesota patents 50 $500 05: win.
ter extras s. 1909 50; Minnesota bakers
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-08

Dewey May, Cons Home.
New YORK, May S.-A special from
Washington says: There is reason to
believe that President Mckinley has
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-08
AWFUL STATE
General Merriam Denounces the
Condition of Things in the
C0uer d'Alene.
Worse Mob Than Russian Anarch.
lists Has Been Running the
District.
Formation ola Strong Militia the
Best Solution of the Stu
alton.
About $50 Prisoners Are Already
Rounded Up-..There Will Be
Many More.

WARDSEE, Idaho. May s-At con-
ference with a number of Wardner bus
mess men, General Merriam declared
against the establishment of new mill
tary post in the Couer d'Alene for the
purpose OF keeping down the dynamit-
ers. The formation of a strong militia,
he suggested, would be the best means
of maintaining order after the present
riots are etfectually quelled.
II have only adherence for such con-
ditions as exist here" said General Mer-
riam. II should rather be under the
tyranny Of the Russian anarchy than to
live in terror OF the mob such as rules
the Couer d'Alene. have tried in vain
to discover what motives prompt men
to such deeds of crime as have marred
the history of the district. Since can
| not discover the reasons. am forced 10
the belief that the only way to Quell
these disturbances is by the aid Of mar
tial lava one-man-power, where gun
shall be met with gun and dynamite
with dynamite. Nevertheless there are
grave difficulties in the way Of estab'
fishing a permanent military pos,
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