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The Atchison securities were the best
of the granger group, showing great buoy
ancy and making new high prices. other
grangers We're strong. The selling in
this group was heavy, but the commiss ion
buying was better. Atehison preferred
stock is considered one of the safest and
most promising investments on the list
by some of the careful market people. The
ST. Paul earnings for the three weeks of
October decreased $21, $40
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST. 1922 eth st. NV;
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Chicago Gratn and Pro,1ston aInrket

Corrected daily by ". B, Hibhs & Co. mem
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED ooLLAT-
ERAI1-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 20 and IL, Metzerolt Building I11o ST.
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Are Not Affected,

But when both Old World and New World crops
are small prices must advance and the {. s.
BENEFITS more largely than does any other couB-
Try, because it raises more of both wheat and
cotton. That, in a nutshell is the situation
this year; prices seem high lin comparison with
other years., but relatively low, when the
crop situation is considered from world stand
roInt. We expect to see still higher prices for
both wheat and cotton. and should be pleased To
receive orders to buy sell either on margin.
Get free book.
Howard, Crosby g. Co.,
02 WALL ST., New York.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-24

Tobacco advanced to par early in the ses-
sion The stock has been the best of the
Industrial group during the present boom.
There is talk of excellent earnings as US
ual and also of larger dividends.
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NINE JONES, PaImist and Card Reader; learn
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and gentlemen Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day nights; convincing physical manifestations
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

THE
NATIONAL
EXCHANGE BANK
OF WHEELING.
Capital ....... s2OO.OOO
plus ..'"...... ........ $4,000
DIRECTORS.
in. Vance, John E,.w
Jchn wyaterhouse, John l.. hickey,
" stone Geo. e. StlfeI,
FRANK j. N. Brown.
VIM. ElIlnghnm.
OFFICERS.
JOHN FRIEDEL co.

OFFICERS.
J, n. VANCE, pre,,sent.
yVnM EREW, Vice President.
III am hEnSE Z: SANDS, Cashier.
nm. b. IRVINE, Asst. Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
WoMAN's MUSICAL CLUB
Concert Last Night Flntterlng Sue
cess in All Respects.

Concert Last Night Flntterlng Sue
cess in All Respects.
The concert given last evening by the
Woman's Musical Club. rs the inau-
gural OF Its sixth season, was a natter-
Ing success. both us to merit and to the
audience 1t called forth.
The Instrumental numbers conalstcd
OF plnno solo by Miss Nellie Ebcling.
a piano Quartcttc by Mrs. T. j. Danner
and the Misses Elm Bricc. Amanda
Spell, and Ida Spell. and violin solo by
IL well rendered and Approximately re-
ccivcd. Miss Grace Summers made her
first ,Rppeatapce M n violinlst before n
.WomRn's Club audience. aud, her rcn-
,ditlor Of Alnrd's Faust was splendid.
THO, Chorat,Orsapizati OF the club
appeared In three numbers. md reflect
cd credit on It's makeup this season,
an well as upon the director, Mrs. Flora
Williams.
Other ensemble numbers were Gar
men," sung by Mrs. Frederick +. FarIs,
and the Misses Alice and Eva Egcrtcr,
md the Fortune Telling" duet by Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Rlhclduffcr and Mrs. Frcd-
crick II. Farls. Both selections were
well interpreted md heartily npplnudrd.
The vocal solos OF the evening were
In the keeping OF Mrs Flora Williams
and Mrs. Herbert NJ. RIhcldaffcr. choice
bits from Carmen" being the num-
bsra. The ability and VOICE OF cnch Is
well recognized In musical Wheeling as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
eN&&&&N~NNNN. -
---;--:

Manager Feinler has Just secured for
three nights. commencing Monday. No.
vember Is, the Burke & Chase,Vaude-
vile Company. The organization Ia O
strong one and the starqat the head Is
Madame Adelaide Hermann, known as
1.-THE Queen OF Magic" The name
HERMANN is identified With the art OF
legerdemain, both In this country and
Europe, as the family has furnished ar
lists In this line for several generations.
Among them all none was more accom-
plIshed than the late Professor Herr
mann, who died suddenly few years
ago. His widow has received from him
his skill In magic art, as well as the
fine apparatus that he left. The rest of
the bill includes such well known vau-
devillians as Mcmahon and King, black
face comedians in their mirthful crea-
tion, Down ut the Railway, Station:
the Bassett- Marshall company, intro
ducing the Street Urchin Qunrtette:
Prof. Henry Howard and his wonderful
ponies, dogs and monkeys; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmy Barry, In their clever
sketch, Mrs. wilkins Boy; Racket
and Hazard. the clever musical duo:
Miss Mabel Maitland, negro dialect
Coincidence: John thinner. the wonder
full juggler. Special scenery and ef-
+ fects are carried for each act, making
the most complete organization, on the
road. The gowns worn by Madame
Hermann are the costliest and most
beautiful ever worn by any artist on
the American stage. 1905
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
DID NOT LEAVE HIS JOB.
Could Hold Down Any Amount of
Work When Properly Fed,

a young man clerk In & large store In
Kansas City had n curious experience
with food. as related to his health He
says: About ten months ago a di:zi-
ness came upon me each morning, kept
growing worse, and a headache would
invariably come on in the afternoon,
and after meals 1 would have vomiting
spells which would leave me very weak;
also there was burning sensation In
the locality of my heart. and many
nights I have not slept q wink. :.
"A physician whom ]. consulted. told
me to give up my position at once and
SO to some watering place for my
health. for IL did not. 1t would only be
question Of short time until death
would claim me. / did not feel able to
give up my position. but my condition
kept getting worse, and finally my skin
turned to I sort Of greenish color, nppe-
lite left and was thoroughly dlscour-
aged.
About this time our grocer. by mis-
take. sent up n package OF Grape Nuts
Instead Of some other goods ordered. 7
though l would try it. having no idea
that 1t would In my way benefit my
health. but the first day after using the
food noticed decided change In my
condition. My severe headache did not
S''ANh'' aHu L bGbhtl W uhNc oil
appetite.
II thought at first It was the effect of
n medicine l was taking, but one of the
family suggested that It nigh. he
Grape-Nuts, for Grape-Nuts had the
reputation Of being u great nerve build
er In order to be sure, qui, taking
any medicine whatever, but continued
the use Of Grape-Nuts.
"On the eighth day the dizziness en-
tirely Disappeared and the headaches
were very slight. felt almost like a
new man, and in three weeks after I
began using the food was en-
tlrely we'll. and am now in better health
than I have ever been My own ease
proves the truth of the claim that
Ora pc Nuts food Is n great vltalzer and
brain food" William ]. Woods. 17l7
Holmes street. Kansas City. Mo.
People are gradually learning thu,
health depends on food. and the wiser
. the selection Of food. the more perfect
the condition of health. Crane. Nuts
food Is the most scieutifically.mad food
In existence. and is perfectly cooked
and ready for instant use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling, ". Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

The, friends of Ross r. Chew are
grooming him for the race for. first
branch. OF council in the First ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
POLITICS
60

rs. ~ +.
Sheriff Sherman Denham and County
Clerk ", L. Highland, of clarksburg,
are In the city on business visit, and
last night they were greeted heartily by
tho Ohio county Republican leaders,
and congratulated upon the magnificent
Victory won In the general election in
Harrison county. Two years ago, 1t
viii be remembered. Harrison slumped
badly and the Republican state COM
mittee did not figure on more than 500
majority. But they didn't know Dem
ham and Highland. to whom, more than
to any others, is due the old-time ma
tority OF 1900 given the Republican
ticket in the late election. Rumor, by
the way, has It that Mr.. Denham will
beAglyen the postmastership at Clarks-
burg In recognition of his work in the
late campaign. and his Wheeling
friends feel assured that he deserves
that and more. Il.
The, story that James X. Hall, who
achieved. distinction as secretary OF the
I Republican state committee. will be
made clerk Of the supreme court, is de-
nled by that gentleman. He is not an
aspirnntlfor the Office.
The, friends of Ross r. Chew are
grooming him for the race FOR flrst
branch OF council In the First ward.
The maine Of viii Donaldson Is prom-
inently mentioned in connection with
one Of the councilmanic nominations In
Madison district. Mr.. Donaldson Is one
OF the Islands young Republicans and
his friends are pushing him hard for a
PLACE on the ticket. ~
Capt. B. B. Dovener. will leave SUM-
day next for. Washington. where he
Will yenterrupor his duties in connection
with the rivers and harbors committee,
which will convene before the opening
qf the session of Congress. In order to
frame up important. bills and prepare
for a. hard winters work, This is one
Of the most Important. committees in
|; the national, Congress-. and Captain
| Royener has been valuable member
since his Induction into office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
"Romance of Coon Hol,ox.n,

"a Romance OF Coon Hollow" was Of
fered to patrons of the Grand last
night. and was witnessed by a large
audience that was very demonstratiye
in Its evidence of appreciation. The
company was even stronger and the
production mounted In the same admir-
able manner as when 1t was given Mt
the Opera House at advanced prices.
The play has a southern favor, with
typical southern scenes. and real plan
tatlon negroes. Its story is we'll told.
The piece will be repeated Tonight,
and Wednesday, matinee and night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

above the amateur. and each appeared
to her best advantage. Il 4fs
Taken as whole. this concert att
ours well for IN artistic season ahead.
The future recltals. which are to be
held the first Monday Of every month,
have been appreciatively thrown open
for the enjoyment of the public by this
seasons management
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
Last Days Of the
Oriental Rugs and Carpets,

., Mr. Kawam closes his engagement with US SATUR-,
DAY Until then he will make SPECIAL. PRICES on the
Rugs and Carpets now on hand This opportunity won't
be repeated and you should take advantage of the SALE
Worn Oriental Rugs repaired
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

MY line of overcoatings and suittnrs
ire always of the choicest patterns.
c. w. SEABRIGHT'S SON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

a GOOD supper and concert at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Thursday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
SUITS, COATS
AND FURS.s.As

Especially just now the latter One hundred pieces
from the same line showed at our fur opening) FUR
such as Blue Fox, Maten and Sable Scars Sable and Mar
ten Mus, which are now offered much less than they
were sold for earlier in the Season.
Sealette and Near Seal Coas-nearest approach to the
real seal that can be had-$52.O 90 to $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.,
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling, W. Va.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
FUSION IN NEVADA.
senator Stewards Resignation was
Asked For.

Virginia, New, September THE DEM
ocratic and silver parties effected fusion
To-Day and nominated Francis C. Newlands
ior congress. The rlatform indorses the
Chicago and Kansas City Platforms; holds
that the silver question Is one of the i'm
portant questions of the campaign; op-
poses trusts, condemns the administra-
tons Philippine policy; opposes foreign
alilanees; extends sYmathy and moral
support to the Beers; objects to lotteries
ana prize hgnts favors shorter hours Tor
isoori eulogzes Francis G. Newlsnds and
invites cooperation OF the Southern pa
eiac company in building up the State.
Inc silver party adopted resolution
announcing Senator Stewart, who recently
announced that ne would support the ra-
puoliean National ticket, ana demanding
MS resignation as senator. A resolution
was also passed resembling the action OF
me STATE central committee in deposlng
". Il. Shearon from the chairmanshin ~
the State committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
MucArthur's List,

Washington. September THE war de-
partment has received the following
casualty LIST from General Macarthur:
Adjutant General. Washington.
Manila, September 6.--Killed Septem-
Der l. Thirty seventh infantry, Charles A.
Wilson; September g. signal corps, United
States army, Sergeant Ludlow; August 26,
Twenty siX;h infantry, Corporal Willard
h. Dittman September /. News l.. Ed
ridge Harris.
Wounded August n, Twenty-seven h
infantry, j. II. Carter. chest, serious
June IA, Fortleth infantry, Corporal Jesse
G. Moody. This sold er, previously report.
ed killed, now wounded and prieoner In
hands oil insurgents. Macarthur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
TWO JOCKEYS INJURED
10 the Running Of Steeplechase at the
Harlem Track.
C. J,HNSOy RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS
Jockey A. jackson was Unseatcd
and Fell OG-Lord Chesterneld
Was the winner.

Chicago, September 7.--Accidents OF a Sc
rious nature occurred in the steepleehase at
Harlem today. Lesndo fell at the hrst jump
and rolled over Jockey G. Johnson. VINO was
carried off the field on a stretcher. He was
unconscious for nearly an hour. Physicians
who attended him said there night be in
ternal injuries, but did not anticipate any
Serious result. Uncle Jim turned soner-
saut over the fourth obstacle and fractured
his shoulder blade Frond, the fayoriie,
| stumbled over the fifth fence when close
to Lord Chesterfield Jockey A. jackson was
unseated and finally fell off. Chesterfield
won pulled up TO walk.
SIX iurlongs-Handy Man, Propeller, Au-
de. Time 1;l6 20.
six furlongs-Goal Runner, l.. T. Cation,
The Sluggaru. Time IA 3-o.
Steep. ecnase handicap, short course-Lord
Ches ,ei held, Reno, Jim Hosg. 7 me 1895 20.
Ale-Dad Steele. Donation. Baird. Time,
| la.
Five and half furlongs---Hls Eminence,
Kolheim, Bengal. Time 1903.
| Nile ana seventy yards-Raclyan, Quannah
Parker. Little Land. Time LAG 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
ToDAY's ENTRIES

Five furlongs, selling -Minion. Wafer 10g,
Pancttal 81, Fieck d'or 90, Tao Golden Prince
70. frank Hail lG2. Bounteous lOs, Tonicuc,
lV', MaTothen 1C4. Golden Bay ll2, Farmer
Bennett l05, lebanon l0S, salve id4, Trlsagan
tVZ, Luck lOS, The Puritan 1903 Flora lUi,
Sehoolmasier lO2 Manga I0l, Far sight 81,
tugeueld l03. StrategsI l04, Drogheda 10.
Ps,ra H. Animosity 100 Roehamptcn 107.
handicap, seven furlongs -Intrusye 126
tlnIe ll6; Hildreth entry: King BrambIe ll2
ana Roektoa ll3; Belle of Troy iii, Belle OF
Lexington 1903, Aodrne 107. Hesper l07, Mr..
Jersey 100. John Yerkes 104, Smoke 90. All
SrSeA w Lady Uncns 9S
Great Eastern handicap. 2-year-olds ak
Ial4oA ss-Smlle i04 Col Padden 9g AutolIght
40 BluIa 1876, Dublin 49, Beau Gallant los.
Ut, BARLOW 100, Beau Ormonde l04, Kenii-
worm ile Far Rockaway 12l. s-horr entry:
AIala seheck 1913 and Lady Sthorr liz.
annual Champ!on, two miles AID two fur
i"nt-EthelteTt 1873 Maid of Harlem il7
!otlm ~, lls, King 2r7mhlN liG David Gar.
F.gk rs Ducro lt6, Killnshandra ia
~ run course handi eaD-Chanbie.t e,try4
r riato l65 and Mars Chan l4S: Old Tank ii2
ut9I"e heene 40 CAPTAIN Piersal 135 Mona.
TUCK lS5, Count Navarro 1874 A''' VIVA
r oel!ns, mule and sixteenth. on turf-Com
pgI,suLon 49, Big Gun Ill Kufa &C. Prestidl
slIator los, Ten Candles io6. CarSuncie Ios
Mv Vino Gomez 125 Flaunt 1o4, Alslke 10 V''
weather clear; track fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
PARAMOUNT SOUTHERN question

The present and growing value of the
cotton crop OF the South is already accen.
tuating the question of adequate farm la
Dor in the Southern States. 1t might be a
matter Of comparatively small concern to
leave goodly portion of accent cotton
to go to waste in the fields, but it's an en-
tirely different matter when the spinners
are clamoring for Decent cotton.
The Savannah News says that from
many sections of Georgia. and elsewhere.
there continue to come reports of an ex-
treme scarcity OF cotton picking hands
and the News pertinently remarks tnat
this matter of harvesting is one of the
most serious problems as well as one Of
tho chief expenses OF the production o!
the crep. Machinery or new implements
can be utilized In harvesting the great
wheat crop OF the country. but cotton must
be gotten out by hand.
II, therefore, ths South IS to continue
70 raise big crops. not alone Of cotton, but
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
WITH THE PASSING THRONG

Houston gets real good sometimes"
said Night Clerk Tom Grinstead ut the
police station last night. V'Just look at
the record of arrests for today--only one.
and that for one OF the most trivial of
lenses. What do you think of city with
$4,000 or 10000 people, only one OF whom
goes wrong on day like this has been2
This record is becoming quite common
TOO, lately. 1t has happened three times,
at least, in the past few weeks. 1t used
to be that when we haA such light ar
rest docket In ona day we would always
look for lots OF trouble in town the follow
ing night. We are breaking away from
that custom somewhat now. However. T.
won't do to boast OF the citys goodness
too much, for she's liable to have all sorts
OF trouble without moments notice"
Captain James Lawlor of the Lawlor
hotel has started poultry ranch that
promises to become an extensive industry
In few years The ranch has been estab-
lished on the captains place on the san
Felipe road, about a mile from the city
limits, and Mr.. G. C. Chandler was placed
In charge Monday. In speaking of the
Industry last night Mr. Chandler said:
We are not going to stock the rancn
completely al the outset, but will do 1t
Sridually--that u.s. we VIII get good
start ANA build IL up to where we want L.
In two years We will have 1900 laying hens
and to have than many hens we will neees,
sarily have ut least 1000 chickens The
white wyandotte Is the only breed we will
raise aud we will raise them solely for
Captain Lawlors use. You see, he uses
ninety dozen eggs and elk dozen chickens
daily at his hotel and railroad lunch
stands, and it will take the entire product
OF the ranch to supply his Demands
~
Mr.. p. j. Willis OF Alvin was In the
city yesterday. Mr., Willis is great advo-
cate OF better drainage for the coast coun-
try Of Texas. with proper drainage"
said Mr.. Willis, "the entire country be-,
tween Houston and Galveston could be
converted into an Immense rice field
Harris county has taken the proper step
in proposing to issue 100000 in bonds for
good roads anu good drainage, for they 90
hand in hand, and II the law could be so
enforced as to take the trlnins, vagabond
element out OF your city and put them TO
work on these roads, you would acIomp.i sh
two purposes, get your roads built cheap
and at the same time get rid OF very
undesirable element OF population,
II am glad TO see thar Houston is going
10 work on the Fruit, Flower and Vege-
table festival this year with renewed zeal
you can not imagine how much good thcae
festivals do Houston. | am speaking from
the standpoint OF an outsider. II these
comparatively small affairs are OF such
benefit to your community. how much
more more so would be permanent iair?
l may be somewhat selfish In my desire
10 see Houston inaugurate a permanent
fair because | am satisfied 1t would be the
meare o. developlng all OF the contiguous
country, and II Is there that my intsres s
lie Houston Is getting TO be a big
progressive city, ard she should no, let
other cities In Texas cutstep her In en-
| terprise."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Seven furongs--Lucky Monday, Sam Lag
arus. Esq, Jim w. ITO, Laprincessa, Ju-
haelta, RIVAL Dare. lntr. guer, Dagmar. Ire
Dor. Free Hand, The Jefferson, BenJamine
1OT. Frelinghuysen, P.rate j. l0i. Jake weber,
olekma, instruction, Ioenhere l0l.
n .ne-s.xteenths of a mle--Ji nee lis, Sad
Sam lis. Wild Pirate liz, Hattie June,
Money Muss 10. Duellst Kazan, El Canto
i0S. Mss Trouoadour lV5.
SIX furorgs. hand!cap--John A. Morris nv.
Hermoso no, Headwater los Chappaqua 9,
Tayon, Thrive los, Sly 10i; Boney hoy 10,
Allie IL. IS bradley entiyl; John Baker i03,
Highand Lad 1ol, Mss Mae Day, DAISY U,
IS. Morono IS.
Mile and furlong, Harlem stakes-The
Unknown 10, Plnochle 107, Florizar lO3l,
Mint Sauce 102; The Lady. Macy i0Z lEkell
& Lazarus entry), Clay Poynter l02, Honey
Boy 10l, Found 100, Ban.sh ~ Silver Com VI.
Selling, six furlongs--Pope Leo, Goeet L.
Hancprsss. HenGoonet ll2, Meddler llO. SIM
W.. Sandurango l09, Caloccan lO3. Al,
M!e-The Eiector llc, Headwater. loi, star
Chamber, Thrive l05, Refugee l0i. Scarlet
Lily l02, Hottentot 100 VIM. Ack "a.
Mile selling Greatland no., Macy lVe'
Koen.g 1O5, Silver Com 102, Branch, Eta,
ow5nsboro 100. Aloha IL 95, Ben Chance 3D.
Betty X. 80.
Cloudy; fast.