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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22


The council police eomin''eee 'as'
night decided on an experiment Wil'ell
will no doubt win general approval As
is well known the prisoners at the Guy
work house toll not neither 90 tney
spin, and what laoors they shoulu DC
given to pass away the Idle moments o.
the hours In which they are not estlhs
or sleeping has been q question pug
ElIng to the city officials since mayor
Sweeney and Chief Ciemans callea q
halt on the work In the tunnel Whlen
was eminently dangerous ana threat
eHed fatalities In which event the city
would be liable Tor damages
The workhouse building Is oao
enough. but the fact OF the prisoners
having nothing to do comparatively
was not the intention when the inStltu-
ton was located on the hill. Inc oo-
tect in despatching violators OF city or
dinances to the lofty fortress was 70
punish them for the said fractures ana
not merely that they should be housed
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are the only exception. BY special
arrangement between the commission
ers Of the loan and the buyers OF those
bonds. they are redeemnble In series pc
ginning In 1900. Each series being about
{ per cent Of the issue. Is to be re-
deemed annually until the year 1874.
/ think have covered the ground OF
your letter fully but not as brlefly aS
finished letter writer might. While
am not q native OF Wheeling ] am Q
citizen OF over forty years residence
and any lnslnuation rejecting upon my
adopted home city challenges my heart
and pen, unused though both are TO
wordy contests.
The great state of Ohio benefited more
by the proceeds OF our compromise
bonds OF 1860 than did our city of
Wheeling. They helped build railroads
for the Buckeye State.
Respectfully yours.
A. H. F0RGEY,
City Receiver.
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Yesterday, in Clerk RobertSon's ofElce,
the following were recorded:
Deed made July 10, 1899. by Dora l..
Kammerer and husband to Mrs. Mary
Il. Hess; consideration, S5,lOO; transfers
part OF lot 0 In square Is, north side OF
Twelfth street. between Chapline and
Eoff streets.
Moore nnd Others to G. f.. Boyd, trus-
tee; consideration, s.; transfers bar
fixtures. etc.
4 power OF attorney from the S. p.
shotter Company to Henry NJ. Russell
was recorded.
A bill Of sale from J. F. Potter to
John Dunkle. transferring stable
building: consideration, $50, was re-
corded.
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A Monster ExcarsIon.

Talk about big excursions, the Gro
GERS and Butchers Association. OF
Masslllon, VIII have the largest on re-
cord In this section on next Wednesday,
July &c. For the associations annual
excursion to Presque Isle, near Toledo,
the Wheeling & Lake Erie is Euaran-
teed 1000 people, and it is thought this
number will be exceeded by nearly 500.
The town will be practically depopula-
ted for the day. There will be twenty
Ave coaches. run in three sections. The
party returns the following day. The
lao miles win be covered in three hours
and thIrty-one minutes.
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The chairman OF the Belmont county
Republican committee. Lawson r. EN-
erson, has announced the executive
committee which wifi have charge OF
the coming campaign. as follows: j.
W. HollIngsworth, T. c. Ayers and C.
c. Carroll. st. clalrsvllle: D. II. Darrah
and o. p. Mason. BellAire; samueI
westwood. Martins Ferry; n. v. F.
Wilson, Bridgeport, and w. G. Hilton
BarnesvIlle. w. w. Cowen. secretary
and | II. Castor, treasurer.
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COUNTY AssEssoR,s REPoRT
For the City District shows a Large
Personally Increase.

Yesterday. County Assessor Adison
Israel, of the city district, made his re-
port on personally. His report on real
ty will be completed early next week.
probably Monday. His report shows
nm enumeration Of 5,555 white voters
and n colored. The personally assess
ment shows an increase OF $lB5,4IO.
which the assessor says Is largely ac--
counted for by the considerable amount
Of American tIn-plate and other stocks
now held By Wheeling people. Among
the districts. the assessment OF person.
ats, 10 divided MS follows:
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cAUFTIEuD's BODY FOUND
yesterday Morning in tho River Near
KntIc,s Rock by BeIInIre Boys.

NutlS AsVS'A ~ @
The body of T. A. caualeld, of sar-
dis, who was drowned of the Samuel
clark, Tuesday, above Wheeling. was
found floating Rea. Hates Rock, near
Bellalre, yesterday morning, by Pat
rick McDonough and Samuel Holiday
boys OF that city. who were fishing
there. Coroner Beetham went down
ana heli an inquest after which the
remui Il were brought to Bellaire and
taken to Brailley's undertaking estao"
lIshment, where they were prepared Tor
burial, Mrs. Jesse CautIIetd the young
mans aunt, Of Bellaire, identified the
remains, which were in n very BAD
state OF decomposition. The body VIII
be taken TO the young mans home In
Sardis, for burial.
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e.9ateLLiaerlear
omee. Is and "a Fourteenth street.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


PIN Money PIckles-H. F. Behrens Co,
Tourists RequisItes-R. II. List.
InsurRnce--AlfTed PAUL.
For SAle-HOrse,
Country Miss.
Reliable Agent Wanted-Third Page.
Good Agents to Sell Useful Article.
Wanted-A Good Marble Cutter.
List OF Letters.
For Sale-C. H. Qulmby.
Grand Opening Pleasant Valley Park
Second Page.
Eighth Page.
6 Tifoma8-EIRhth Page
We BelieVe-BRer's Clothing House
Mems zoe LAnen Crash Hats for 25c-
McFadden'E-Second Page.
Attention, B9rbers-GoetZe's Drug store.
Standard Male QuRrtette.
Miss Kate MGcHenry-lnstruction on
Plano and Harp.
For Sale-HowOrd Hazlett & Son. ,..
Book Clearance sale-stanton's Old City
Book Store.
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The young mems meeting Sunday at
ternoon Will be in charge Of one OF the
active members OF the association sew
erni short talks win be given on the
topic, "a Wrong Conception OF Life. ="
The young mems meeting Ia held at 4
o'clock every Sunday afternoon Of the
year.
The usual Saturday night meeting
will be held Mt o'clock this evening.
A watermelon social will be held Mt
the building by members OF the assoc
citation on Monday evening. In the
ehriy part OF the evening some OF the
members Will have n bowling contest on
the alleys and others viii enjoy swim
In the pool. Later there viii be water
melon and a social time for all.
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FOR THE HOT WEATHER AT
C. HESS q sons.

A full line of Serges, Pin Checks and
CheYiots, which we are prepared to
make up at popular prices.
Our BnlbriGgRn Underwear nt SOC
76c and 81 90 cannot bo oXcelled. Sizes
as large as so. x Hose specially.
Always the newest In Ncckwenr,
Collars and Cuff4.
q. HISS & SONS.
Fashionable TailorB and EuEni9horB,
1921 and 1923 Market Street,
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STEINWAY PIANO FOR SALE.

We have a very nice steInway &
Sons Square Plano. with Gothic legs,
seven octaves. in good condition, which
we sell for $lS5 cash, or $lS5 on pay
ments. Stool and cover included.
F. W. BANNER co.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

Rev. R. II. Bigger. pastor Of the
Third Presbyterian church. stated last
night to an Intelligencer reporter that
for years he had been determined to
preach a funeral address upon the oc.
caslon Of the death of the well known
agnostIc, Colonel Robert G. Iugersoll.
He then asked II 1t was true that Col.
Ingcrsoll had died, and when he learn
ed OF the truth of the report he said the
address would be delivered ut his
church tomorrow evening, DR.. Big
gers morning topic will be, Il lay down
my life.
First Presbyterian church-The Rev.
John p. Graham, Of India, viii preach
Mt 1890 a. m. Endeavor Society at p.
m. Sabbath School at 9:15 n. m. Pray
er meeting ut s p. IN. on Wednesday.
Rev. Cook GIffen, OF the South Dnlto-
tn NJ. T.. conference, Will preach ut the
Klrltwood (BridgeporD NJ. L. church
tomorrow morning.
At the United Presbyterian church,
there will be preaching at 1880 n. m. by
the PASTOR, Rev. J. II. Littcll. No even
ing service. Sabbath School at p. m,
Services Mt the North street NJ. r,
church, tomorrow. Preaching Mt 1880
n. m. and T:4h p. M, by the pastor, Rev.
c. II. Graham. Morning subject "a
Son at Great Distance from his Faith
err" Evening subject, "a Fathers
Compassion" Large oil paintings viii
be used 10 Illustrate the discourscS.
Sunday School at 2 p. m, w. a, Wilson,
superIntcndcnt. Epw0rth League Mon
day. 7:4j p. M, G. Il. Noble, president.
other meanings OF the week as usual,
except official meeting. Welcome to uti
the services for all who Will attend.
First Christian church, Rev. c. NJ. o.
lphhni, pnslor-Aftcr delightful visit
OF two weeks among old friends at
Cortland and Niles. Ohio. the pastor
will return home to-day and preach
Sunday at the usual hours. Morning
subject, THE Lords Supper: evening,
"The Christian for the Times" Sunday
School at $3.50 u. m. Mission sunday
school Thlrty-Rrst street. Mt 2:8O p. m,
Junior Christian Endcavor at p. m.
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endenvor GAS y. m, Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening. All welcome.
AZ the Fourth Street NJ. j.. church,
the pastor, DR.. ]. l.. Sooy, will preach
at 1880 Il. NJ. and 7:Ab y, m, Sunday.
First Baptist church, Rev, Martin w.
Buck. pastor; Preaching at 1880 II. m.
and 7:45 p. M, by the pastor. sunday
School nt 9@l5 n, m; Sunday School Mt
Chapel ~" corner Broadway and
Maryland streets and mt CHpel ID
2SOG Eort street at gao D. IN. All nrc
cordially Invited 10 attend.
TWO select programmes nj wheeling
Park tomorrow HilHruOOn md CVUns
ing hy Opera House Military hand and
Miss sophie burnhnn, soprano, EVCn-
ing programme hCglnS nj X O'Clock,
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THEY MUST WORK.
The Prisoners at the WorkbOuse
to use Hammers and shovels
IMPROVING THFCITY COMMONS

Their Life of Ease is at an End, Ac-
cording to the Action Taken BY the
Police Committee chapline Street
and Alley c VIII DO Extended
Across the Hin North-City Engi-
neer Whites Plans to be Followed.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK.

This week wO will give 70 per cont dis
count on our entire stock Of Diamonds and
Watches, This means lhnt you VIII have
10 select from and get 20 per cent on our
regular prices. A 5000 diamond or watch
WIN coat you 1900 Mt thiS sale. n saving
~ uO 90 to you. We have diamonds from
III "a 10 $4,000 cnch, ladies' and gontg'
watches from R5aa to fi2i.88 each, and wo
give you 20 per cent discount OF regular
~ New style shirt Waist Sets at 20 pcr
cent OF regular prices,
Rogefs' best Silver Knives and Forks,
81 10 per dozen.
Sterling silver Ring Bracelets, the best
aunlity at W cents each
We ARE giving special bargains in over
$4,000 worth OF diamonds. watches and
sllVCrwhrO this week.
Shelf Bros,
Corner Main and Eleventh Streets.
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We have fitted moro than twenty
thousand pairs Of SpcctRclcE, giving us
a record and experience unCqnnlIed by
my other OptiGinn in West virginia
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUBB, OpticI0n,
No, 1900 Market street.
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BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.
Excursions to Atlantic City and Sea-
shore, at Very Low Rates, Thurs.
DAYS, July %, August 10 and "a.

shore, at Very Low Rates, Thurs
days, July %, August 10 and 81.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
arranged series Of popular seashore
excursions, to be run Thursdays, July
27. August 10 and "a, to Atlantic City,
Cane May, Sea Isle City, Ocean City
N. j., aud Ocean City, Nd, Tickets will
be good fifteen u5) days. including day
OF sale.
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington on tickets sold to New Jer-
sey resorts and ut Baltimore and Wash
ington on tickets sold TO Ocean City,
Maryland.
Tickets will be sold on above dates
from Wheeling for $40 round trip for
trains leaving at 1926 and 5:25 n. m,
$3.50 and $50 y. m.
Call on or address T, G. Burke, pas
aenEer and ticket agent, Baltimore &
Ohio railroad for tickets and full infor-
nation,
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TWO select programmes atWhcClinR
Park Tomorrow afternoon ana CVCn'
Miss sophie lBurnhnIn, SOprnttO ENon"
Ing programme begins Vt \ o'clock.
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Nv. Loncs, tho Tailor.

IL row located in his new store at
1915 Market street. a full and COM
plete stock on exhibition at popular
prices. w&s
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BUSINESS Mems Dinner daily at the
Grand Central Hotel. Communication
Tickets at reduced rates Try us.
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CINCINNATI FIRM
OF Bankers say They VIM Take a
Three and one.half
WHEELING MUNICIPAL LOAN

If the Voters of the City Should Dc
eide to Refund the City Debt-City
Receiver Forgey Answers Some
Structures on the Proposed Refund
Made by Another Cincinnati Firm
orBankers-T Tho Compromise Loan.
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PEOPLE would not Erowl so much
about bakers bread" II they used the
Wheeling BAkory's tin seal bread. Al
ways ask for It.
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Iow Rntcs 10 Nlngnrn Fnlls

via Cleveland, LoraIn & Wheeling Rail-
way, July 90, % and IS. Several days
return limit. Particulars ut city ticket
office.
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BREAD winners should see they get
Wheeling Bakery Bread. Cheapest be-
rnuse II In best.
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IT don't pay to bake when you can
buy Wheeling Bakery Bread from your
grocer.
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BUSINESS Mems Dinner daily at the
Grand Central Hotel. Communication
tickets at reduced rates. Try US.
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vim Cleveland, LorRin & Wheeling Rail.
way, July IS, Tickets good returning
thirty days. Particulars at city ticket
office
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If you want the best bread baked.
ask Tor Wheeling Bakcry's tin seal
bread.
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TWO select programmes NJ wheeling
Park Tomorrow HilHruDOn md CYOns
Miss sophie Burnhnn, SOpTnnp, l.VCil-
ing programme begins Mt \ O'clock
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~ ga cIeAisr.,
Where
=

we follow Twould be Blot on od5psst s90tess record
for us to carry stitch OF seasons into the next WE
rsNNoT-wE WILL, NOT. offead our principles
come what mayour summer surplus gathered for va-1
r.tvs .ake-succumbs to the inevitable. Unrestricted
Won shall take your choice Of Hundreds Of Mems Suits
Hundreds Of Boys Suits, Hundreds-Ut chldren's Suits
Hundreds Of Trousers nothing reserved Yoa make
YOUR ,eecion-we return you onequsrter Of the price
marked in plain figures on every garment This offer does
not kill Our responsibility They are our Suits and our
Trousers mo matter how little You pSS, for them
We ji 'sf M 's ss23' g sssss s5 M
We shall put on sale to-day 800 pairs Of chidrens Fine All
Wool Blue Chevo Short Pants color guaranteed worth SIX
7c and $780, long they hold out your enoe w
MONEY BACK WHENEVER ousSAY SO.
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STONE & THOMAS.
Ladies'
Ready-to.Wear
Garments.

Had to keep buying them this year and through the
season, and not in small quantities either That fact shows
the popularity Of this department. and as for prices they
are acknowledged to be lower for like qualities than else
where In addition you save
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Rev. Cook GIffen, OF the South Dnlo-
tn NJ. r.. conference, will preach at the
Klrkwood (BridgeporD NJ. L, church
tomorrow morning.
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First Presbyterian church-The Rev.
John p. Graham, Of India, Will preach
ut 1890 a. m. Endeavor Society at p.
m. Sabbath School at 9:lb a. m. Pray
or meeting ut s p. IN. on Wednesday,
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A me showing Of Infants and Chill
gYen's OutAts. Slips, Short and Long
DEefses at popular prices.
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Iggiin Underwear section shows
many nav styles OF Corset Covers.
skiriz. Drawers, Chemlses and Gowns.
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20 PER CENT

Of these already lowest prices one-fitth Of whatever
amount you may purchase is handed back to you.
Aline Of Ladies Best Linen Crash and Pique IN
Skirts, plain or braided, with deep hens, iUN
new cut, at 98c, less 20 per cent they are ~
only ..... ..........'..
{; 8; !: +; - s.; :; =: lao
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M'LEANS aBAR'L.
VIM Not Materially Affect the Re-
publican Majority \
E2PECTEDINBELMONT COUNTY,.
The 1rsrcsnary Section Of the Dsm-
ocracy in Belmont County Is Show
ing the Activity That Invariably
Follows the Delivery Of Promised
Boodls-snsers at Mr.. Gill That
win Only Add to his Majority.


The campaign IN Ohio has reached
the warm stage Notwithstanding the
rainy weather. and over the river the
Republicans are doing their full share
toward a grand victory next TUESDAY.
In Belmont county It Is admitted that
the entire county ticket wiz be elected
by a handsome plurality Tor eaeh man
Since the Mclean "nart' mas been tap
ped however. there Is some ACTIVITY
among that class OF Democrats whose
interest depends upon what there Is In
1t" They hope to reduce the Republic
can plurality In spite Of the splendid
conditions that prevail all along the
eastern border OF the state'where every
man who wants work has 1t and more
men willing to work can get it--tnost
happy conditions for all the industrial
classes and those dependent upon them
Some snarling and sneering at the
Republican, candidate for Congress-.
Hon. J. j. GIL has been going on by
persons who indulge in that sort OF
campaigning at SO much per sneeF' But
these things do not count against
candidate who In his own county won
a contest against two formidable COM
petItors. one capable common pleas
Judge, the other an able prosecuting at
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Ohio .countE sheriRalty.

Charles E. Dannenberg informed an
1ntelligencer man yesterday afternoon
that he had decided to withdraw from
the race for the Republican nomination
for sheriff Of Ohio county. He with
drew last week, but was induced by en-
thusiastic friends TO come out again.
He now withdraws permanently from
the race, owing to the desires Of his
family and owing to his sincere desire
for harmony in the Republican ranks.
This leaves two aspirants for the
nomination, Capt. w. H. Travis and
Or. D. H. Taylor, both Of Centre dis
trlct. Friends OF another Centre man,
County Commissioner Andrew s, Hare.
have been bringing pressure to bear to
induce him TO declare his candidacy for
sheriff, but so far without success One
Of his admirers predicted yesterday that
ANDY" would enter the contest before
many DAYS
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The .HardY M1sterv,.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-AddluonaI
proof that Frederick Hardy. tr.. the
young art student from Tennessee, was
murdered on the Shore drive near Fort
Hamilton, Brooklyn. came to light to-
day. The day after Hardy was last
seen. on October %, carpenter found
on the slope leading from the shore
drive to the waters Of the narrOws. an
Alpine hat and p0cketbook, which were
Hardy's. The pocketboOk was empty,
except for some photographs OF relas
auce was attached to the discovery OF
the articles until the discovery Of Har-
dy's corpse In the water Mt Keyport, N.
J., when the hat and pocketb0ok were
taken to the police station The
frlendE OF the murdered man Identified
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IlgrRRFsTrNa PAPER.
Annual Report Of Superintendent
Guthrie, q spencer Asylum.

Annual Report Of Superintendent
Guthrie, Of Spencer Asylum.
Special Digpatch 70 the Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON. w. va, Nov. s.-The
anual report Of Dr.. L. v. Guthrie. sup
erintendent Of the second aslyum for the
insane, at Spencer. has been received
by Governor Atkinson. and made pub
lie.
During the year there were 2Sl pa
tlentS admitted to the hospital S14l males
and % females. The whole number
treated was 55l. The number dis
charged recovered was SO; on bond as
improved, %; as harnlesS and incuFa-
bic. 2; on habeas corpus proceedings. /.
This latter was DR.. Nilsson. Two pa
tients eloDed. The percentage OF re-
coyery on the total number treated was
15,6 per cent During the year there
were forty deaths, a mortality rate OF
~ per cent. There were no suicides,
serious accidents or epidemics Of disease
among the patients.
DR.. Guthrie appends an interesting
series of tabulated statements showing
the changes in population Of the lnsti-
tuition and the forms OF disorder treat
ca. The number OF patients under fif-
teen years OF age received was 9; over
eighty, l. As 70 civil conditions ninety
two were single, t19 married and 22 Wild
owed. The patients were natives Of
eight states and three foreign countries
West Virginia furnished 1859, Virginia
II and Ohio 90.
The county in the state which fur
nlshed the largest number was Kana-
wEta, with 90. Cabeii comes next, with
q. and successfully Roane, with 49,;
Ohio, with IL; Wood. with II; Jackson
and Wayne, with Is.
Tho occupation which furnished the
largest number was that OF farmers,
with So: followel closely by that Of mo
occupation" Sc: farmers wife" 20. The
Intellectual professions furnished the
smallest humber. No lawyers were re-
cclved
The number Of cases OF alcoholic In
sanity was Z; due to business perplexi-
ties, 3: grief at loss Of relatives, 5; re-
llgious excitement. 4: intemperance. j;
aecluslOn, 8; mental worry, 5; overwork,
s: disappointment in affection, !.
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FALL RIVER, Mass. Nov. s,-The
cotton manufacturers association at a
meeting held to-day to act upon the
resolutions of the committee who acted
with the union representatives in rela-
ton to the request for the advance in
wages, voted against granting the re-
question at this time. AS soon as the
result Of to-day's meeting Of the asso.
citation is communicated ofticially to the
union committee. President Tansey, OF
the Textile council. will call meeting
to discuss and to make recommend
tons to the body to which 1t presents.
It is believed that Their. is little danger
Of strike this year to enforce an ad-
Nnnnh