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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30


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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Dec. a. For two and one-half hours.
the usual duration Of the Saturday sessou. the
ket displayed an ecrvescrnt spirit During the first
hour there was more speculative business than dur
ing the whole session a any other day this week.
The first symptoms Of buoyancy and strength brought
back from the alIurinr stock market any dcscrters
from the grain pit May wheat opened unchangsd.
al 13he briefly responded TO buying from all sides
Of the pit, advanced, growing moro active rs It
scared until 7Sxc was bid. Over 7sc offerings were
bit freer hut they quickly ceased when the breadth
Of the demand became apparent. and noe until the
price was we'll 75c did the selling pressure
sumo sufficient weight 70 affect prices From the
top May eased on to 7%c. but here the ciamcrs Of
shorts renewed and Hse ensued, May closing
Tsk@7ske The foundation Of the markets strength
lay In the recent ssuhornness d the foregn Market
and to greater degree In the falling of In North
western railway receipts.
Corn was fairly active and firm, but owed most IT
its strength to the substantial rise In wheat May
closed S@%c higher.
The oat market at times fairly active re-
covering by shorts. hut at the cose the important
short lines were intact May oats closed M@Ac MP.
Provisions fairly active. opening frm on light
hog receipts advancing later. in sympathy with
wheat January pork ciosed 7isc higher lard. i2isc
and ribs l21kc up.
Note-Therr viii be no session Of the Board of
Trade January l.
Tho leading futures ranfed AS follows.
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0ats-sfrur,r
Spot quotations were:
Eariey-Feed. 72ls@7sc: brewing. r7ts@soc
Oats-Gfay. nominal; black, for seed 81. 2zis@i 90
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. a.sss; Washington 4,sls;
ee qss SO washington IS; corn censsi.. East
ern, LOO; potatoes. sacks a0; bran, sacks. LEE
nriddiings sacks 80: hay. tens III wool bales. s.;
hides, number, 81.
. Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Milistufs Middines. SIG soais 50: bran, SIGH 80
l.s,.whsa,; ssas .as.s and o.t sci, n.s :,
Potatoes-Rissr Rurtanks, ndssc; Salinas Bur
banks, sscesi.is; Oregon Burbanks. sogsse; sweet
socmsl.
yceetabifs-Gfeen peas, eG6c string beans, 7d1311c
per ID.
Fruit-Applss. choice 81 common. 3oc: navel or
angss. sis225 Mexican lines. y sca5; common
s2.s5; bananas sis2: pineapples. 81 Aas
Buiter- Fanny creamery, nc: fancy dairy. &c; Sec
onds, isc; picked. DC
Cheese Young Asleriss; is'sc Eastern. iaais'se
Poultry Turkey rcbblers, I2haI3c; turkey hens
l3slfc: old ROSTERS S. 50ai; young ROSTERS. 81 0a
frycrs. yf04 10: hens, S. soas; cid dncks, sia4 50
geese. sl.T5@2.
Wool and Hops.
wool-sprinF- Ncvada l1Gffsc; Eastern Oregon. 10
M1io; valley Oregon, isdf7c Faii-Meuntain lambs,
wal0s San Joaquin plains. edsc; Humboldt aud
Hops-crop Of 1900 lshalTMc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Steady; May sl.osA cash. sxe.
Eariey-No sales.
corr-Larse yellow. n.r,k@l.D.
% % %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dec. 1.--Flur-- Receipts, 2, 800
barrels exports. TITO barrels. Market strong.
Wheat Receipts, 100 bushes; exports. 1910
bushels. Spot, frmer; No red. sohc. elevator
Options. after steady opening. At once developed
pronounced strength and advancing. but on small
Northwest receipts. steadier Liverpool cables Wall
ciosed strong, -" Il M@ike net advance n January
closed 7ssc March. NMc; May. D,sc; December,
7sMc.
Wool--DuII
Hops-quiet.
Coffee Options closed 3sa40 points advance Sales
1900 bags including January. $500: February.
9h@13hc.
Sugar Raw. steady; fair refining. sxc centrifu-
gal. IS test, lMc. Refined. quiet: graduated. Sc !:
cut loaf, &C.
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FOREIGN MARKETS..
Urrndstu ~.

LIVERPOOL Dee - Wheat Spot Nc ! sed
weNen winter aNet, 81 Md. No / Nozthezu
sprnz, aFn q f&d, No. | California, srn. O. ~
Oarn- spot. arn, Anrsiesa mixed, nrw. Is iGl I.
SD
Wheat Futures, quiet rs,xaasS, g. Nd March
So Nd MAY. naminai
me ssesaaSr yin Dc tiesea en- January l.
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BlCOd and Skin Diseases.

All forms affecting Body, Nose,
Throat, Skin ana Bones, Biotches.
Eruptions, Eczema and Ulcers forever
driven from the system by means OF
safe, Interested remedies. sun and
swollen joints and rheumatism. the re-
suit of blood poison. positively cured.
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As aaaai fer astsf9as hsifhesiaay bsssasas IN
The fpeAi metal market wac tefy aisfA pem4ad ~
has heeu tAs ~ shs ~sss. p9pfafa ehie43y
20 maetins imnaeaais ssaiFssHsAts. ssstsAiktafx
iafilnna 70 wait HUiH after the holidays
ages. Gen0raf se9sfinsafs hGNeYes. rztbsf a
bcayisA nature
D0ipss,ic istss markets Nase dalg als5 assaiAAsr
anatst III So ss# 10 % fr pa asm NefAsexa fasiaSfg
Ssewsa soft Aeutlsesn, s3sNHw.
Tln Asaeif ana pnetshgsG
gssissSs Ntsoay.
Lead aad spsstsr- RaleJ asn 81 a.S7A snd 81 as
~ ., respectively
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LICENSES ro wED.

Itrssss 70 wed were ye@isrsax sssslfd fo4 rhiip
Ncf'Mmsrk ~ and Isslxi NJ Fniiar H. hssth "A
washer Harold Ayr1mAna GO and Jenny si0, ssoss
tnsl. bah a ss@tlie Harry r. 1rtndy III, II ~
Rttle. and knsliy Bovth fs,s a Fremont iehn Y
johnson liFl, a Nhateom. and Mrs Eta JsrNcsiisa
fig1s a seattle John H. clags Kt ~ seattle sAa
Katie YsHA CHI. n kept
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me Cured Ny Consumption. =

Doctor Reeves cured me of con-
sumption after two doctors had given
me up to die. His Discovery Is GER
tainly an absolute cure for consump-
ton II taken in time II you have
consumption. go to DR.. Reeves. for he
of that could really cure consump-
tim -
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p % ~
E0HtSsfG


SKW YORK, Dee ~ Tise Easasaefriai Aafrstis-
egis I1ridon Haanesai rstissrem s4fs.
The faitnFH Il tAe tiifteTa hss5sss With tseFfy-
riHr malesxss n ffe sssaargs iHgnigst la@sin peEn
fsfte collapse n iks Ne'4 AussgelAsn and British
tdssmhazn financial hstltuflaa- galss'i aIAN @.e
GTrf Abaaf aq2sa meets fs!lafr arr expk sssi tu
M1uazs Al sstsnzsSa sisartaG - tsfs aaas
ffz sis maaf hfass lsist weTs iaaaeea hq e. 1T
ffexh ,hese Is ~ feasqn why sls~ tfltAe aiouls
feud EsFHi4d thu afsure saaAef1ant Even te Afasrg
ran Department iaatsAfs7s s1taswhsf ~ q, sad
the saiiaa tisefe pas prices aowo = point ~ NJ
ie8es this iecal fxeetas a 4 zuts centrally said
that TIC Amerirsn market y SETTING - W top
hsaYy After ths hFeuihz faifiy Faot barring 49,
o~svsa eeseFthsleus ana lie c1ase fss kraericasa
vas nuc1 bitter. especially ~ tie btttsf uads =
sh4ges
expect n Eaais; asaoa IS Paris and Fsfss = s4-
reetgd fa faEe . ptetlg fair gnsntasS 10 January
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. n. Asshla0ns u; Ianadlsn Pa
cite, sBs. ualgB Pacific, ", Northern Fscile pre-
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unc& uaamhnnd And vigor quickly re-
LOSt W0IubSVCu stored. Varieocele.
weak and undeveloped parts fully re-
stored.
Qos1loc Who suffer from apathy. indif-
AASussO ference, nervous debility or dis
eases peculiar 90 women can consult DIR.
Reeves with perfect confidence.
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the clearing house hanks Of New YnFk have ipcEtas
ed their loans 20 Slseaa m; deposits. sios "a 100
and cash holdings SIC on D0 this too after hasinx
met the heaviest demands known over the crap
season. In the twelve months closing. the s'sf-
plus reserve touched $4,000 go only ence. has hefn
in excess 81 SO. se.o1 oniy fourteen weeks ana
under So 600 1a for the same number q weeks Tbs
shows at a slAnre that the banks have fofnd con-
slant employment fog their fvnas, a4iheish ths sra
eFa totals have ruled higher than before. Since
March the natiouai bankx q the ciiY bare nearly
dou1led their circulation, the present total stanfsag
a. SSl onnon This money assisted materially As
regulating factor during the susaewhat stringent peri
cd two noaths ago
Movement of specie.
The experts Of snd and silver from shts port 70
All nouDfries fae this week axxrsgzfe ssfM silver
tars and coin and isiTs gold Thr imports q go
~ fdr shia week we're S. as snd and sAfH silver
Bonds.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO. Dee @,--Catie -Receipis, 40 head
Market steady Matte steers, S. 2sa6: poor 10 nc.
tiini, x.ness.n: selected feeders 81 Gsas Isl mixed
stneksts. Nisi cows, s. aes4 " heHsrs s.. 0ts s.
Gamers 81 0S8e 80. bulls, 81 51Hs 50; ealses s.6a
80 Texans bed stesfs siasiHi xrasseFx, 81 sa,s
4, bnlls. S. SOFAS IS.
tiaes Rereipts today seco head: tomorrow, esti-
uBtth. $500. left dssr. tc.op Market active and
shade higher, closed nrrs Top, s6 mixed and
haithert, 81 sSf ST. guod 10 choice hesty 81 70
81 .e0aa 20.
sheep iecsin,s. 100 head sheep and LAMBS.
stesiy. Good tA ch6icp wsfbsrs, S.T&fa 30 mixed
S ices q. wcsistn. u Tssa % todsys sheep, s. s6a
y. native hIats, q Sos W Western lanb~. ssg
$50.
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Cash Quotations.
Fiour--Ilnli aud steady
wbeat-So spring, 6is@siAc; No. red. 7sa
75Mc.
Corn-No. O. aTc; No. yellow SIC
Oats Sss1*c; Nv. white. MQs2shc: No
white. nhc,
Hye-So 2 6ieds2e
barley Fair to choice mailing ssad4c
Fiaxseed-So !. 81 asaiA: No, J Northwestern,
SAh.
Timothy setd-Trime. H.H
Mess Pork Per barrel. siiaiiith.
Lsrd--per 100 pounds " sos ~
Short Ribs SIDES, loose &,Aas0; dry salted
N62,a
shoulders Boxed So 1000. 80
Whisty-B BASIS of high wines NE.
cioyer--Cantraet Grade. NugD. 8.
Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the butter market
WAS duh; creamery, ika25
Cheese inactive: idAesii%c.
Eggs-Actsve; frcsh. III.
81 &c q
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me Cured Me Of Catarrh. ("

II had catarrh for long time. II
affected my ear and throat and there
were growths In my nose. Doctor
Reeves New Treatment Is splendid
never tried anything that did me so
much good. / am recommending 1t to
all my friends"
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TACOMA, Dee q -Wheat-ike AssAss ana 4,
better agnandi haestem. @ise, eluh, Aisr 81
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Wheat Evpnt No Z o,se, N'st. hiae.,sr, M.
atliinz Ne 4 eiao, 81 Ne 1 olnesiena - ~i2'-
e. q NN'
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PORTLAND WHEAT MAnKEr

PORTLAND or. pgc. &.~fu The pps.,..s
wAeat m&rkct ta5ay Wslls " alis sold around "a Z
~, hucsteSn j. tn asuliRa egnaaa a. tie uass
aifegen'lai 4 2sSe pes RsJslti
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW
clearances Balances.
% .si3s 90 g0o,7n %

Seattle Dec. %. 1900.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma, spokane and
Portland clearing honses today we're:
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DEATHS AVID FUNERALS.

gDnAifEYs In SEATTLE nef4nslsw ~ 1900. 70 Catt.
aud Mis- ~ ,8uglnsas, seA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


san FRANCISCO Dec. s.-whoat- steady q,
cal and stronger IN the spot market
kAsisy-Qgiet
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DEGREE Of HonoI; hcpsia lodge No.
g. ID of H. viii hold public lnstasls-
zion and social "Wednesday egeniIa -
January 2. i@9l. Second floor New
block.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. % Sterling on London
Sixty days $.s2ts sight. stSh.
Financial.
Rar silver. SIC; Mexican dollars, 5ois@5ie.
pfafts-sight, i2ise; telcgraphic i5c.
81 * q
NEW YORK.
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A Weak Back

Brings an untimely death. 1t liz an
unmistakable sign of diseased kid
neys. To neglect these troubles means
to you diabetes or Brights disease and
a premature grave.
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MY deafness came on about two
years ago with bad ringing noises In
the head. which troubled me greatly
in conversation. j had TO ask people
me. and around the table could only
hear the sound OF voices, but could
not catch a word. My hearing rapidly
improved under DR.. Reeves treat
ment. l now hear good and the ring
ing noises have entirely stopped"
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-. soslovins lsss~" .~As .4'sr'Asn ss sas
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DISEASES Of WOMEN.
me Cured My Stomach. !"

Before / consulted DR.. Reeves my
stomach was very bad. The severe
pains. belching, bloating and sour ris-
ings were awful. l lost 40 pounds In
less than year. thank God 1t was
my fortune to 80 to this great doctor,
who cured me-"
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be n
weak equn
leness despon
which ouunabaeto keene
He Wilt
wthHf
the remain n the
kMo'S" condition to DOCTOR Rec
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dhHuFuH, feuHeAA 0T
the nose. scrofpia, scaid head. wrinkles.
scaly letter OF the scalp. supcrfiuous hair.
eczema.
RUPTURE. PILES, FTsTuI4A AND
STRUCTURE cured without cutting or
pain: no hindrance from work
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Throat and Lung Doctors
asking a single question,
lowing diseases. CANOE
or Caustic: Determines.
ture, Paralysis. We fu
treatment and a CURE (
Freckles, Isirthmarks ant
fully. Nervous Debility.
Memory. Weak Eyes. ST.
Pfmples, Impediments to
lions. Failing Hair, Bone
Incontinence, Gonorrhea,
relief and cured for life.
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Jobhiua quotations today as follows:
Butter Ranch .iG11ec, fancy dairy, In squares
1eM1ec Washington ercameries lib aud 2lb prints.
DC. Eastern creamery Hd2sc.
Chetse--Naflve Washington, 1Adl4c. Eastern, ~
6Ite. halfakim cheese, TMsc
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch &c. Eastern. g11Dc.
Comb Honey California comb. l2h@Ec; strained.
Hsmse.
Touitry-Live chickens. i2c; live turkeys. l3allc:
dressed turkeys. hh@ishc; ducks $sGs per doz;
aeeAe. Toe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-16
HIGH SCHOOL
FIELD DAY
EXERCISES
Occurred Friday Afternoon at the
State Fair Grounds and At
tracted a Large Crowd.
THE MANY EXCITING CONTESTS
Greatly Enjoyed by the Spectators.
Some Excellent Performances
by the Athletes.

The third annual field day of the
Wheeling high school at the state fair
grounds yesterday afternoon was pro-
ductive of some good sport and 1t was
attended by a large crowd In which the
fair sex was supreme at the ratio OF
three to one, making the grand stand 4
pretty expanse of millinery and vari-
colored shirt waists There were seven
teen events on the programme and they
were pulled Off with precision, in de-
llghtful contrast to last years field
day. The contestants were not more
than dozen in number, and as some
Of them were in nearly every event,
they were pretty tired at the close.
The greatest interest was evinced in
the bicycle racing feature that is al
ways popular. Pickett was the bright
particular star in these events, but he
failed to get first in the three-mlle
handicap after a plucky fight for the
place, but 1t was said that he met with
puncture. Hoge cleaned up the pc
destrian events, and in the jumps.
Hesse and Conrad had 1t all to them
selves,
The greatest number of points were
secured by H. Conrad, who got So;
George Hoge had 90; Albert Hesse %,
and WIN Pickett IS.
The officers of the day were as fol-
lows: starter-E. j. State. Referee.
Charles G. Dobblns. Timer, Albert
Lash. Judges, Harry Bleberson and
James c. Lewis. Clerk of course. Her.
man Frtedrichs; assistants, Howard
Dudley and Homer Crago. Scorers, w.
D. Turner and James C. Lewis. Meas
urers, Harry Cow1, Waiter Clark, An.
nouncer, ], II. Brennan.
The result of the contests ware as
follows:
One Hundred Yard Dash-Hoge won
easily, time, u seconds; Conrad, second;
E. wcstwood, third. Other entrants
were Fred Harvey, T. Henderson. G..
Marsh and A. Watson.
Standing Broad Jump-won by Con-
rad, distance. feet inches. Hesse was
second. and Hoge was the other en-
trant.
one-quarter Mile Bicycle Race, jun
ior-This was taken by C. A. Bowers,
time, 81 1-5 seconds; Truax, second; ],
B. Freese, third. weichsel and H.
Mitchell also ran.
Two Hundred and Twenty-yard dash
-Hoge, first; Conrad, second; West
wood, third. Time, rs 2-5 seconds. oth-
ers competing were Henderson, Harvey
and Marsh.
one-half mile Bicycle Race-This was
snap for Pickett; time, LES 1-5. Arm
bruster was second; Bowers. third,
Treese and Truax were in tho rear.
~.''''-0 tre shot-C. McGregor won.
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with % feet ipches; Hesse second;
Hoge, third.
Hep, stc? and tunp-Hssse- Conrad
and Hoge entered. Conrad won;
Hesse second; distance. IS feet inches.
one Mile Bicycle Race-Pickett, Bow
F, ers, Armbruster. Truax and Freese en-
tered and they finished in the order
named. Time. s:l2. The boys loafed 1t
most of the way.
Flfty-yard dash, juniors-A. Clyker
was first; w. spOUner. second; time.
seven seconds. There also ran. En-
shalmer Etz. Freese, Jackson and Nit
chell
Running High Jump-Hesse and Con-
rad were the only entries. Hesse won;
height. 3 feet.
Base Ball Throw-conrad threw So
feet 10 inches ON the first throw which
the others couldn't touch. McGregor
was second; Hesse third. Harvey. Hoge
and Henderson also threw.
Pole vauit-Hesse and Conrad were
the only entries, the former winning;
height feet . inches.
Four Hundred and Forty-yard dash
Hoge as psfore IN TINS class OF events
had an easy thing HIS time was l:V4'
Conrad was second; Henderson third'
Harvey Marsh and Westwood also
competed.
one-duarter Mile Blycle hace-FicK-
EFT got this in a pretty burst OF speed
on the home stretch; time 30 seconus'
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FOOD CURE.
Results in Change Of Diet Are Won
derful.

Results In Change OF DIET Are Won
derful.
Good food, properly selected, Will, in
my opinion, cure almost any ordinary
disease. 1 want to tell you of my exper-
fence, and of my recovery by the selec-
ton of the proper diet, l am a busi-
ness woman. very closely confined in
doors, with considerable care and anx-
iety. Some time. ago ! had a severe
case Of the grippe, and after recovering
from it, had serious time following, az
many people do.
Il was unable to get well until a
changed my diet, leaving off Mocha and
Java coffee, and using the Postum Food
Coffee in its place, and taking up
Grape-Nuts breakfast food. This win-
ter / have given both fair and con-
tlnued trial, and the results are superb.
/ am restored to perfect health and
strength, and as you claim, l have n
reserve force bodily and mentally,
that carries me through many hard
places.
for 1t will, II used steadily, cure all dis
turbances of the system caused by the
COMPOSITIONS lagrippe is answerable for.
A dish that contains the most powerful
rebuilding elements can be made as fol-
lows: Hot milk, brought to n boil, break
in two fresh eggs. and as soon as the
eggs set, pour the boiling milk and
eggs over some Grape-Euts In soup
dish. No breakfast Of meat can be so
~ use Grape-Nuts in this way every
morning, and have no sense Of lack of
food ali day. 1 have kept well and re-
mnrkably free from colds all winter.
which ] attribute to fine condition OF
health, brought about by the use Of the
famous food and of Postum Food Cof--
fee" Grape Nuts are perfectly cooked
at factory, and are usually served cold
with little cream or MILK. Mrs. e.
S. Woodward, "a Grenada street, ST.
Augustine, Fla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-16
WHEELING DAILY INTELL1GENcBR SATURDAY. JUNE IS 1900

In '96 Mckinley carried the Sixteenth
district by S,l6s; McFadden was defeat
ed by about the same vote. AS the par
ty nominating him represents this year
all that 1t did in 90 aud since tn. condi-
tons have so changed that employment
and conteniInent have taken he place
OF ldleness and discomfort. he can moi
hope for a greater vote than he received
before. There can be no danger Of a
greater Republican victory this year
than in SO SO far US the Ohio valley is
concerned. save only the possibility OF
the people having full and plenty and
because of this becoming Indifferent as
to election results. But the people will
take no chances on any change OF poll
cy this year. They are well pleased
with the trend of affairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-16
c1os1Na PERFoRMANoEs
OF Vaudeville Company at Wheeling
Park Casino.

The closing performances of the
vaudeville company at the Wheeling
Park Casino Will be given this after
noon and tonight. The entertain
ment is bright and clever, and no lover
o. high class. up-to-date vaudeville
should fail to see 1t. Following Is The
programme: Falardo, the Instrument
alist; operate comedy, Saxon and
Brooks; dancing, John and Bertha
Gleason; PatrIce. in dainty playlet,
"a New Years Dream; Miss Burn
ham, in songs; De BIere, the Prestidig-
ateur.
This is a varied and excellent pro-
gramme. and though secured at big
expense is presented at popular prices.
The Casino should be well filled at
both performances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-16
DIED.

WARREN-on Thursday, juno u. 1900, ae
$40 y. m, ISAIAH WARREN, IN MS
I'D year.
Funeral from hts tate residence, No %
Fifteenth street, Saturday afternoon
at . o'clock. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend. In+
terment private.
YoUNG--on Friday. June y, 1900; 3t ~, I;S1f
o'clock a. m, WlLLIAMSH. YOUNG,
In his 10Th year
Funeral services ut his late residence NoV
1908 McColloch street, Sunday atter@l
noon at o'clock. Friends of the fans,
lily respectfully invited to attend Inc,
torment at PenlnsulRr cemetery
HEARNE-on Friday June 10, 1900. at 2
D. m, ADA daughter Of D. Garth
and Ada c, Hearne, aged 1 year ono
lG days.
MEDIcR-on Friday, June Is, 1909; at l:oS
O'Clock n. M, IRWIN GEORGE; t9s
infant son OF George NJ and SRft10
Medick, aged month and 10 days f,
Funeral notice hereafter.