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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-19

CHICAGO-Speculntive wheat mar
ket again basked In the sunshine of an
active cash demand. An advance Of
&c was scored in September wheat and
&c in December. Corn closed Irregular
sc higher for September, but barely
steady for deferred futures. Oats clos
ed n shade higher. Provisions advanced
2J5I5c.
Liverpool, always an influence on To-
cal wheat trading, showed an opening
decline OF nd, which was unlocked for
after Yesterdays advance here and had
the result OF depressing prices about
&c mt the opening. September starting
nj TlkaTIhc. The selling pressure
however, came almost entirely for
small spectators and was of n local ma
ture. II was not heavy enough TO long
depress prices, and soon after the open
ing the market began to rise, and for
the remainder OF the session. showed
considerable flrmness. Reports of Il
big cash business done yesterday, In
dustriously denied by the bear crowd,
were confirmed to-day, and the lntlu-
ence OF the cash demand was aug
mcnted by further heavy bids to-day.
The actual amount OF business done
could not be ascertnined, as shippers
would not give out their transactions
until freight rntes had been secured.
but rumors OK large quantities worked
were 80 thick that they had n marked
effect on speculation. Heavy rains
were reported In the northwest ard APP
prehenRlon OF wheat sprOuting and be-
Ing otherwise damaged increased the
demand. Another and more hulllsh
fenture OF the northwest news was the
continued disappointing thrcshlng re-
turns which strengthened the belief
that recent crop estimates were too
large. Commission houses had nu-
merous bids from the east, based on
foreign demand, but the actual article
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features orthc Money and stocl
Markets.

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, August 49, Money on
call steady at 2,saS per cent; last loan
az per cent. Prime mercantile paper
1905 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bankers
bills "a ss&G4 S6sl for demand and at
81 s2% al 50 for sixty days; posted rates
81 S3ha4 81 and 81 s794 S7h; CONNER
clal bills, 81 S1%q4 81. Silver certificates
GOhG6lKc. Bar silver 6OHc. Mexl-
can dollars, 4Sc. Government bonds
easier. State bonds inactive. Rail-
road bonds strong.
To-day's stock market was active and
strong, the dealings were remarkably
well distributed and the strength was
more generally diffused than at any
time during the week. There was an
evident accession of outside interests in
the market, in the shape OF orders
through commission houses, as was to
be expected after the sharp rise Of the
last few days. Prices were pretty
well marked up at the start, and SELL
ing to realize was on quite liberal
scale after the opening hour. The Of
ferlngs were well absorbed. however Mt
small expense to values, the market be-
ing sustained meanwhile by the nota-
BILE upward movement OF some usually
obscure stocks, After this frat rcallz-
ing had been dlgested there was a
breathing spell. and prices then mount
ed to the best of the day. In the
later afternoon, however, the burden of
realizing overcame the market, and
prices yielded all around. A number
Of the recent leaders lost practically all
OF their earlier gains, notably the Bal
timore & Ohio stocks Southern and
Central Pacific and Southern Railway
preferred, which rose early from l to
. points. The high priced speclalties
and stocks OF local corporations were
subjected to renewed bear pressure,
and showed notable declines, especially
Tobacco and Consolidated Gas, which
declined 2ls ind 3 points respectively.
A fraction was knocked on prices NIL
through the list. and net gains In the
general list were below point. But a
very substantial rise in prices remains
nevertheless, gains being quite gencr-
ally dlfused throughout the list. The
Changers and PacIncs, the Southwest
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llttl-you vltiate. Mr.. scOrJel, guam;
tity of air equal to-"
ut wouldn't take me two minutes, !"
Mr.. Civilians, too"
but, passing by the mere question
of figures. Mr. scorjel. let us consider
oxygen in its relation to the blood. The
object is taken up by the lungs and
carried of in the arterial circulation,
imparting to the blood in the process
the bright red color"
Now. there's no use trying to
have fun with, me, Col. Civilians"
~ don't like to mention 1t, but you
have been chewing a wooden toothplck
ever since you came In. may be I'M
duly fastldlous, but the habit offends
me. A man who goes around chewing
u oothplck-thanks. you look better
now-wIll run his arm behind u girls
elbow and grab her hand in his as
he walks along the street with her"
"Then, I suppose, Mr.. Civilians, it's
no." .y
Not the least In the world, Mt. Scor-
jei. The girl doesn't need to be sup
ported in that manner"
Think you're smart, don't you, Mr..
Gwllllams?'
BEG pardon, Mr.. scorjel, but II you
interrupt me in this way how can tell
you what think OF a man who wipes
his face with handkerchief and then
lookq at the handkerchief to see the
result"
What kind of blamed Old
That's right. Mr.. scorjei. Swear
and call names, Mr.. scorJel 1 don't
mind 1t. you half-clvillzed bOor. I'm
used to 1T. II I were not the most pa
tlent man since Job I'd be in hot water
all the time, for somebody is always
trying to lrrItate me. But won't be
irrltated, confound you. Some men
would get up and kick you out of the
fElce, Mr.. scorJel, but shall simply
hello, James! Show this man the near
est way to the elevator, will you?"
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erns, the CoaIers and number Of soft
coal roads all have gains to show ape
preaching a point. Louisville eontin-
ued to be taken on a very large scale,
and was pushed up at one time TO slSi.
Southern Railway preferred declined on
realizing with the publication Of the
dividend announcement. and the state
ment Of finances of the year. Aiinne-
apolIs & st. Louis made brilliant adj
vance of sX points, the second preferred
rising eM points. Iowa Central pre-
ferred, the Evansville and Terre Haute
stock. the new Hooking Valley stocks,
Hooking Coal and Illinois Central! were
some Of the usually inactive stocks
which gained notably from 1 TO sh
points. The iron and steel stocks Jagged
throughout, except Tennessee Coal.
which moved upwards again to near
the high point. Late realizing was in
part due to revulslon In the recent
confidence over the money market OUT
look, in spite of the fact that call money
worked lower to-day. The known
movement of money for the week indl-
Gated a net loss in cash to the banks of
over 100000. Last weeks large gain
in cash is now generally attributed to
some special operation, and some anx-
lefty is felt lest the hidden causes which
drained the cash account Of the banks
on previous weeks may have been at
work again. The ease of money In
New York continues to pc due to OFFER
ings OF outside funds. London bought
stocks in this market to-day and the
fact that the London exchange would
be closed tomorrow had some influence
on the late reaction in prices here. The
market closed rather heavily, with only
a few stocks marked up fraction in
the. final dealings.
There was very large demand for
Southern Pacific As at or about "a. The
Southwestern mortgages, Us rule,
were strong and prices generally are
higher. The total sales, par value,
SS,775,OOO.
United States old IS coupon declined
4 per cent in the bid price.
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was hard 70 get. elevator people re-
fusing to let 20. The cash business
late 10 the day was put a. $4,000 bush-
els, but Il Is questionable II this amount
was worked. Shorts bought heavily
at times md this bulled the market,
bringing the smaller fry 70 cover. Fno-
fesBlonal longs also took considerable
wheat. September advanced 10 1sc,
well above calls. and a good deal or re-
price resulting In q reaction to THO
7tRc. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts
were 30 cara, against us last week and
1877 q year ago. Chicago receipts were
81 cars. six OF contract grade. Total
primary receipts were 52i 900 bushels
against $4,000 last year. The fact that
primary receipts are now under last
year was no small factor In the
strength. Atlantic port clearances OF
wheat and flour amounted to $4,000
bushels. Northwest stocks VIII proba-
bly, decrease 100000 bushels and de-
crease In the worlds visible supply was
looked for. The demand for September
was much greater than for the more
deferred futures and December and
May In consequence showed but little
advance. September closed firm at
7lAG71&c.
Corn was firm for September. barely
steady for later months, and dun for. all,
The strength Of September was due TO
the small receipts, .ihe strength OF
wheat and the good cash and export de.
mand Receipts were 1893 cars. Sep
TENDER ranged from S0ss6SO&c TO sic
and closed k6%c higher ut ale.
cats showed more activity than us
ual. The market In It's essential fent-
ures was a counterpart OF corn. arm
for September but barely steady for
May. There was an excellent cash de-
mand and this and the strength OF
wheat supported September. There
was considerable selling at the top fig-
ures. Receipts were 60 cars. Septem-
Der ranged from 1884 G2Oc and closed n
shade higher at 1875 920c.
Provisions were strong with some
what broader market, prices advance
ing all around. a good con-
sumptlve demand was reported by
packers, and this was the basis Of the
speculative strength. Lack OF offerings
was feature. At the close September
pork was &c higher at IS 32ls; Septem-
Der lard 2isc higher at s. 22m: and
September ribs 2ihg5c higher at IS 100
5 l2E. Estimated receipts Saturday
Wheat so cars: corn $40 cars; oats b15
ours; hogs 1000 he:d
The leaning futures ranged as follows:
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IALKFR MET HIS MATCH.


An Ignominious Defeat for one Bred
to That Kind of Business.
Chicago Tribune: as this Mr.. CIVIL
liams?" inquired the caller, a Snug
parsonage of self-possessed bearing and
buslnesslIke aspect. addressing him
self to the somewhat angular elongated
man seated at the roll-toppe1 desk.
yes, sir"
"Glad to know You, Mr.. Civilians.
My name Is scorJel-GOdfrey scOrjel. I
see you are busy, and am not the man
to take up another mans time without
some good reason for it Are you car
rying all the life insurance you want
Mr.. GwIlllams?9
Eyes, SIR"
yves? l represent the unpunctura-
sble Mutual Life Association, company
Mr. Civilians. that combines the sta
blllty OF the old line insurance organi-
cations with the economy OF the frater'
nal insurance orders. It guarantees to
furnish absolutely reliable protection
at actual cost. We pay no fancy sal
aries, Mr. Civilians The officers of
the unpuncturable, Mr.. Civilians -
Your family well, Mr.. scorjel?"
"oh, yes, thanks. AS said. We fur
nlsh the best insurance at actual cost
What is your age, Mr.. Gwllllams?"
MY age? Well, suppose you put 1t
down at thirty"
HIN - should have guessed you
were considerably over that. However,
on the basis of-let me see-here 1t is
at thirty 1t would cost you on the $1,000
only 50 60, Mr. Civilians. Figuring on
the basis of-of forty-fve, let US say-lt
would cost only Sl7 IS year. or lit
tie over $50 a year on $4,000. defy
the world, Mr.. Civilians, to equal
those flgures-"
do you belong to any church, Mr.
scortel?"
mo, I'm not exactly a member. I at
tend church pretty regularly, though.
1 believe in churches, and all that,
Of course. I've taken the applications
Of hundreds OF church-members, In
fact, the Unpuncturable almost makes
speciality. you might say. of Insuring
that kind OF people. It pays bigger
dividends, Mr.. Civilians, than any
Company"
What is your first name, scorjel?"
Godfrey"
"oh, yes. remember you over In
McconnellsyIlle, Ohio"
81 never was. Now"
"Handsome town. Some of the best
people Ihavc known came from Neon
ncllsvlllc. II ever you have the chance,
Nc. scorjel, you must visit Mcconnells-
Vile without fail"
Yves, certainly Will. How much
life insurance did you say you were
carrying, Mr.. GwIllams?"
81 didn't say, Mr.. scorjel. I said 1
was carrying all the life insurance 1
wanted to carry, Mr., scorjel."
II know, OF course. how 1t always
strikes II man when anybody talks life
insurance to him, II he's asked
straight up and down II he wants any
insurance. nine times out OF ten he says
he desnt. When can get man to lis
ten for just few minutes while show
him how much better our plan is than
any other, Mr.. GwIlliams-"
"Rv the way. Mr.. ScorIcl, did you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-19

CHICAGo-There were not many
choice cattle offered to-day and such
lots were steady, but ordinary cattle
were dun and rather weak. Good to
choice beevcs sold at IS 60fi6 o. COM
moner grades bringing 81 3jfi5 %.
Stockers and feeders sold at 50 35GI 95;
bulls, cows and hpifcTs 81 O0fI5 Is; Tex
as steers 81 75d5 30 and calves 81 500
Z 90. Hogs were In lively demand again
and as offerings were light prices adj
vnnced 5Tl0c. Heavy hogs sold at
81 2O6r4 %. Mixed lots at 81 45ft4 30,
and light nj 81 b5di 50. Pigs sold at
81 50a4 50. and culls at s. GOAT Is. The
demand FOR sheep and lambs was more
animated and prices were steady. sheep
sold NJ 81 OOsii %, yeurllngs bringing
81 OOGii 30 and range sheep 81 50Ii 10,
Lambs Sc 75 for prime, commoner lots
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NEW YoRR-To-day's local market
for metals was n dun nilalr, taken as a
whole, with prices changes unimport-
ant. From the start buyers were in-
clincd to hold nloof, particularly as
concerns securing supplies OF tin. IN
view Of unfavorable news from abroad
and embarrassing changes at primary
home points. AT the close the metal
exchange called piE Iron warrants un-
changed. with Sl5 bid and SIS 30 asked.
Lake copper unchanged at SIS 60. Tin
quiet with $50 % bid and $50 sly ask
ed. Lead quiet with 81 5Iis bid and
The brokers' price for lead is 81 50 and
for copper SIS 90.
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selling at s 5065 75. Receipts: Cattle
5000 head; hogs 1900 head; sheep 1900
head.
EAST LTBERTY-Cattle steady; exc
tru s. 5095 60; prime S 1905 so; COM
mon s. 25dS 50. Hogs active and high
er; prime mediums 8 05g5 10. heavy
Workers IS OOa5 O.: light Workers. 81 90
as 90: pigs 81 1904 90; good grlssers
81 75Gl 20; common grassers 81 1905 70:
heavy hogs 81 S0fr4 90; good ruughs 81 90
"a Is; common roughs s. O0Ga Is. Sheep
steady; choice westerns 81 COCA S.;
common s. O093 90; spring lambs 50 500
8 50; veal calves 81 OoG7 90.
CINCINNATI-Hogs strong at $ ESQ
IS.
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nee TO get him to 80 to luncheon with
me. wonder II she iibbed?"
quite likely" was the cool rejoln-
The married woman arose excitedly.
Elizabeth. she said, you're q villain.
never want you to speak 10 me
again. Why. I had no Idea It required
such dupllcity and cunning TO be sue
ceasful stenographer. Honestly. I'd
rather be President Of the United
States"
Most people would" said the ex-
stenographer, drily.
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II can't; Any one I know"
Guess"
"Tell me-"
Harry"
Harry Con? He gave me mine"
."Did he?"
Silence prolonged.
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NEW YoRK-Good general demand
again to-day for staple cottons. Brown
sheetings and drills without quotable
change In price. but tendency steady
and against buyers. Market bare Of
stocks. Print cloths tirin. but inactive
for regulars. Wide odds In good demand.
Bleached firm, leading muses scarce
In all grades. No change in coarse
cOlored cottons. Linens are quiet, but
prices firm. Burlaps further advanced
&c per yard.
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Electric cars bridgeport TO Wheeling.
Drllalre and Martins Ferry.
Consult agents FOR best routes and low
VS' VI. G. CARREL,
General PASSENGER Agent
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OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 "a; cer-
tlficates no bids or sales; shipments
lgl, 45I barrels: average shipments &c.
S57 barrels; runs 1888 barrels; aver
age runs S5,el4 barrels.
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(,REATEsT FACILITIES FOR w ~
~ ,, pTSHp5 J Job SorIHtinS omsS.
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IOtuI Bates OF HIVuKs WeTu 0V''O9V HTHT @
STEEL. AND TIN QUOTATIONS.

The following quotations for National
Steel stocks and American Tin Plate are
furnished by Simpson & Tntum, City Bank
Building,
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Wool.
aeaeai

NEW YoRK-Wool llrm.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains on aud
after July q. lS29. Explanation Of Refs
erUnca Morka. qDaily tpally, excepA
Sunday, tDally except Saturday. Lpailva
except Monday. i6undnyd only. satuFs
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4 Land of Many ThirSts.

The Egyptian never travels without
his goolah. lie fills it with filtered
water and in the morning can COM
mand a pint or more Of water cooled
by evaporation through the unglazed
clay. This precious fluid he does not
waste on unsatisfied thirst. Taking off
the long white wrap and the piece Of
cloth hat covers his head during sleep,
the native pours the water over his
head, neck and hands. The European,
with all his instinct for cleanliness,
seeks first to relieve his oyermastering
thirst.
There are in Egypt as many thirsts
as plaques, but the dust thirst is the
worst. Every pore is sealed: the throat
is a lump Of dry clay, and one feels
what it must be to be a mummy.-Lon-
don Standard.
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Her First

Mildred-Have you ever thought that
your last moment had come? What an
awful feeling it is that II over one
at such a time.
Gertrude-Yes, l had that experience
once when l was out riding with a fell
low and his horse started to run away.
1t seemed as if we would certainly be
dashed to pieces.
Mildred-And what was the first
thing you thought Of when death
seemed to stare you in the face?
Gertrude-A hole in the toe Of my
left stocking. l have never since then
run the risk Of being found dead in
such a condition.-Chicago Times-Her.
AID.
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st. Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Aug. la.
HOGS-Market sc higher, Range o!
prices. : i.OOMA7J.
CATTLE-Market firm, good demand
for stockers and feeders.
Sales ranged at IS. sag % for stockers:
S4.65@5.7O for steers; S12jA4.5O heifers:
S.. 25Ui ~ for cows.
SHEEP-Market about steady.
Sales ranged s. zoo i6j for sheep; IS. SO
I5. % for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, %; calves ); sheep
25; hogs 400
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Shot and Killed Hi Brother.

BuCKNER. Mo-, Aug. 10.-1n a quar-
rel near Sibley Mo-, David Elliott was
shot and killed by his brother. Thomas
H. Elliott. The brothers quarreled
some time ago. Thomas h. Elliott
CAV. himself up and is now with the
the officers at Buckner.
One way to hear a pin drop is to
heat it red hot and drop it into a keg
Of powder.-Philadelphia Record
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III SOURCES
He Adjourned the Case Il Find Gu,
Where He waa At.

Where He Was At.
\ justice of the peace in one Of the
west end bOroughs issued a warrant
for the arrest of q west end woman for
SANDER. Squire S. J. White happened
to be present at the hearing. The pros
ecutor testified that the defendant hal
called her an "Old virago' and that she
had added, Il don't know what that
means. but whatever 1t is that's what
you are" The witness admitted thai
she did not know what the meaning Of
it had no good meaning or the other
wouldn't have made use Of it.
NO matter what it MEANS" said the
squire. who is an intensely patriot.
American, Its a foreign name, and
she had no business calling you it. I'll
fine her for it,"
Squire" whispered Squire White in
his ear, you have no jurisdiction in
SANDER suits. They must be entered
in court"
well. III hoEl her for court, them
TIE squire declared.
But there's no law under which you
can do that" he was told.
We'll, III hold her anyhow" he re-
piled, "and test the constitutionality
of the act
But there is no act" persisted
Squire White.
Get out Of this Office" commanded
the squire, turning on him. do yo,
think I'm going to allow you to come
in here and learn me the law"
You uns go, too" he said, turning
to the women. You're both released
on your own rec-ogg-ni-zance until this
our finds out what the darnation to
do with this case.'-Pittsburg News.
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Grand Stand COllA psad.

RACINE, Wis. Aug. AT g picnic
at Union grove gwen by the Modern
Woodmen the grand stand in the base
ball grounds. 70 fee, high and ~ feet
long and containing 1900 people, col
lapsed with a crash. Men. women n
children were p!leI in a heap among
the planks ana Geuris. At least 20 We're
more or less injured.
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Only One Of the Kind.

SIOUX FALLS. ;. D.. Aug. IA
Scotland dry 90 Is merchant has en-
ployed a Sioux Indian TO do the tailor
:ng in his establishment. The red ma
IS educated and is said 10 be an expert
in his line. He IS the only member Of
his tribe in the s.a.- who works at his
trade anon White men.
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HELD AS

r..r.x..l Government Intends to A1reet
Prominent F~oreigners.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Cape Town
CORRESPONDENT Of The Daily Nail says:
Il learn from a prominent reformer
that the Transvaal government means
to arrest prominent foreigners when
ever the condition at Johannesburg
offers an excuse. 1t is thought Presi-
dent Kruger means to secure prominent
Uitlanders as hostages as soon as trou.
BILE breaks out
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The st. Louis Business Mems league
has resolved to institute a vigorous
campaign to ecure the Republican Ma.
tional convention.
Admiral Dewey has declined the invi.
tation to a dinner extended to him by
the officers Of the Union League club OF
Brooklyn. He excuses himself on the
ground Of poor health.
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ESTIMATES TOO LOW.
'op Damage by the North Dakota Storm
Create Than Supposed.

Crop Damage by the North Dakota Storm
Greater Than Supposed.
FARGO. n. D.. Aug. l2.-Reports
from the hail stricken district show
that the estimates Of damage are prob
ably too low. 1t is believed now that
the damage will reach 1875. 200 acres,
although definite reports are slow COM
ing in. Cass county was struck by an
other hail storm about 1:3D o'clock. but
damage was comparatively slight. being
mostly wind and heavy rain. hail ap-
pearing only in spots.
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DETROIT, Aug. II. - The common
council, at q special session, adopted,
ty a vote Of "a to l. the amendments to
the ordinances Of the Citizens and Fort
Wayne lines, changing the rate of fare
from cents to eight for a quarter.
There will b, a hot legal fight over the
plan TO reduce the rate.
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WI, Arbitrate Differences.

W~1LKEsBARRE. Pa, Aug. l4.-lhe
800 miners employed at the Exeter col
lerv Of the Lehigh Valley Coal COM
nanv, wko went cut on strike Two
weeks ago against alleged excessive
dockage and minor grievances. have
returned TO work pending a settlement
Of the points in dispute by arbitration.