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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-04
WellshurC Briefs.

d. II. Lccper. OF South Bend, Ind,
who visited relatives here about n
month ago. died mt his home In South
Bend on Friday last. He was rela-
t!ves OF Mr.. Thomas Everett and others
here. and was prominent In his COM
munity. being mayor at the time OF hin
death. .a
A telegram was received yesterday.
announcing the death OF Monroe Wylie,
n leading citizen OF Hancock county,
md former county commissioner. Miss
Mary Wyl!e Is a sister or the deceased,
and there arc other relatives here.
A concert Will be given this evening
at The African Methodist Episcopal
church.
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thought serious. She left yesterday af-
ternooi for that city to attend the 5fu-
neral. Fi ,F ~ 5F
STREET CAR SCHEDULE
Changes on the Martins Ferry Divi
ei,p-A Po..f, Sarr;ce

Changes on the Martins Ferry Divi-
sion "A Bette, Service.
This morning on the Martins Ferry
Wheeling division Of the electric lines
a new schedule becomes effective, and
gives Martins Ferry q more frequent
service. while at the same time placing
the north Island section once more on
earth, fguratlvely speaking. By the
new schedule there will be eight, in
stead of six cars on the Martins Ferry
division, giving an eight minute service
instead Of eleven minutes, to the people
OF the over-the-river town. Four Of
these cars will run via Bridgeport, and
four via North York street, and return
Ing via North Huron street. This does
away with the present two-car service
for the north Island section. but Instead
places them on the Martins Ferry line,
with a car each way every sixteen min
utes. The round trip between Wheel
ing and Martins Ferry will be made in
LOG faster time than was made or the
old schedule. The new schedule Is
satisfactory to the North Island, Mar
tins Ferry and Bridgeport people.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets

The Features of the Money and Stock
. Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Close: Money
on call firmer at 1896 per cent: last
loan 4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 4R4H per cent. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 S5as for demand and at
81 SlS94 SIX for sixty days: posted
rates 81 S2,a and 81 S6ls. Commercial
bills 81 S0hI4 SlA. Silver certificates
Gi965c. Bar silver G49sc. Mexican dol
lars soc.
Government bonds weak.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong.
Speculative activity continued rather
depressed in stocks to-day. Business
was on diminishing scale and lacked
even the isolated features of great ac-
tivity and strength which gave it char
acter on live days last week. when the
tendency to contract dealings was al
ready manifest. The opening of Con-
gress and presentation OF the Presl-
dents message are looked 10 by tradi-
ton to supply motives for moving
prices. but 1t can hardly be said that
any general influence was exercised on
prices by those to-day. The message
was made device by professional tra-
ders TO effect some movement In the
steel stocks. That Is to say, alurm,st
rumors were current before Its appear
nncc on the stand taken on the Trust"
question. The stocks proved vulnerable
TO the bear attack and the decline
brought out considerable offerings of
long stocks effccting decline ut one
llTnc IN Tcnncaaee Coal OF Az and In
htenl Wire of 3h. These were the
weakest atocks and they rallied on
short covering IL and ~, respectively.
on the other hand. Sugar WINS fairly
buoyhnt, rising ut one time 33s and
closing with net gain OF 22s. In the
outside market also Standard OIL sold ut
'slO. leaving all prcylOuB records far
D"tlna u. The upward rush or over SIX
points In Pacific Mail was mndo mt the
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League will be, held at the Methodist
church tonight, and full attendance
is desired --H.

League will be held at the Methods.
church tonight, and full attendance
Is desired.
August Kemple. IT., who has been
working at Smithtleld. Ohio. has return.
cd 10 spend the holidays with his pa-.
ents.
Men were at work yesterday. compet-
Ing the connections of the pipe line rum
ming from Greene county, Pa. to this
city.
The. saloon conducted by Sprouts &
Truax has changed hands. Patrick Ha-
vey becoming the new owner.
Mrs. Paul Riedel slipped and fell nj
her home, Sunday evening, and sus-
tanned sprained ankle.
John w. Leach will 20 to Marion to-
day, to look after his business interests
at that place.
R. C. Poland and family, of Greene
county, Pa. are the guests Of relatives
In this city.
Joseph Truax departs for Philadcl-
phia tomorrow, where he has accepted
Il position.
Miss Caroline Rose is confined to her
home on Marshall street with slight
illness.
a. B. Watkins. OF Woodland. was Il
business caller In town yesterday.
J. W. Atkinson. OF ClarinSton, is WIS.,
Ting friends in this city.
Leonard Goegelein Is scjourning at
Mt. Clemens.
Mrs. J. C. Taylor is III at her home on
Main street.
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Benwood Briefs.

Peter AmrcIn will accept the cbal-
lcnsc of Hun Butler. OF Wheeling. for a
iwenty-round bout. to take place in this
city. The challenge was issued to Willie
lowers, but on account OF his ilIntgg
Amrein has consented TO go on In his
place.
The old nail mil! at the lower steel
works has almost completely disaD-
pearsd. Only the skeleton framework
remained yesterday. and this last YES
ose VIII disappear In a few days.
Claud Richie recently had. success
Iu1 operation performed on his hand
iof the removal OF II broken bone Dr.
smith, OF the Glendale hospital, per-
formed the operation.
1t Is rumorcd that well known off,
Ger OF this place VIII shortly become n
In,e,h"llct. The lucky girl resides in
wheeling. and the ceremony VIII take
P,ace the latter part OF this month.
"a meeting Of the Empire Athletic
,ub Is called for this afternoon, At
,,"lr rooms in the Pabst building
matters ofimportance viii come up and
iu'l attendance Is desired. ~
The water supply has been poor OF
.ale. 1t still percolates through the
rrta III mick, muddy chunks and this
- ,he pure. filtered water the city con-
ract-d for,
,, naVe Evnns, John Gatcly and George
iM,p,hinEstnr departed on the steamer
, nnlh yesterday. for Martins Landing,
ing. '"'' ''''''-
Mlll Hardy and Miss Roy Marshall
IRE quietly married by the Rev. q.
W, "; h"nt sunday evening. They viii re-
''1n In the Fourth ward.
o,l nc Ladies' Aid Society Of tho Meth
"mls' Episcopal church, VIII give n
S, ,I"s ana entertainment at the church
saturday night. - -
N.we'i fost and Harry Wilson de-
T rn Sunday, for Pittsburgh, from
S" "vSn o place they viii 20 by water 10
" business meeting Of the Epworth
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A FREIGHT WRECK
Monday Afternoon on the B., 2. & c.
Marrow Gauge Railroad, Near
Bethel-Brakeman Baker Seriously

Bethel-Brakeman Baker Seriously.
Injured.
There was a freight wreck on the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati rail-
road yesterday afternoon ut the trestle
east OF Bethel that may. cause the death
Of Brakeman Baker. while Conductor
powney and the other brakeman, a man
named Barnes, were considerably In
nred. The wreck was caused by, a car
loaded with lumber at the rear end OF
the train jumping the. track at curve
,ust as the train reached the trestle.
This pulled the car ahead Of 1t and the
raLoosc with 1t us 1t topple over and
the three fell n distance fully thirty
feet, and landed at the bottom. wrong
side up. The escape of any Of the men
with their lives is nothing short Of a
miracle, as all were in the caboose. But
when they crawled out 1t was found
that Conductor Downey had mashed
hand and was considerably bruised
otherwise, but not fatally hurt.
brakeman Barnes was less injured than
the conductor, although skinned and
bruised, but Brakeman Baker sustain
ed " hat will doubtless. prove to. be. fatal
injuries. His breast Is crushed. and
he was bleeding. about the head and
face, and his limbs We're frightfully
bruised, although not broken. He Is
q young man, whose home is at VAL
leria. NeIghbors cared for the injured
man as best they could. and physicians
were on hand as promptly as possible
The engineer and fireman escaped I'M
hurt. OF course, as no harm came to
the engine. but when they saw the cars
topping over and themselves in the
middle OF the high trestle. the horror
OF the situation completely unnerrei
them. as well 1t might.
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Grand Opera at Wellsburg.

Manager ". F. Barth has made n
rather. daring innovation. -and one
which 1t is hoped will be appreciated
by Wellsburg's theatre-Goers. in bring
ing to Wellsburg the international
Grand operate Company. which Will
appear at Barth's opera house on
Thursday evening, December C, pre-
senting the first and fourth acts OF u
Trovatore." and the second act Of
Martha" The company consists of
Madame Cleopatra Nicini. prima don
ma soprano: Mile. Christine Morrelll.
mezzo soprano: Miss Kathryn Z. Ten
MEN, prima donna cOntralto: Mr.. Will
IAN Stephens, tenor; Mr.. Arthur RAN
doIph Seaton. baritone: Mr.. Charles
F0ntain Lorraine. bassn.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

The junior league OF the West End
NJ. e. church Will hold u box social at
the church tonight. Ice cream will
also be served. Proceeds for the ben
eft OF the junior league missionary
box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts are the
proud parents of a new girl baby,
which arrived at their home yesterday
morning.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet Fri
day evening In the Epworth League
room Of the First NJ. L. church.
a business meeting OF the Epworth
League of the First NJ. e. church will
be held this evening.
Marshal Wilkinson. of Cambridge,
was calling on old friends in the city
yesterday.
Walter Good. of Pittsburgh. is spend
ing few days with his parents in this
city.
Harry Sells was in 1voodsfeld yester-
day on business.
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Misses Kate and Josie Williams re-
turned to their homes at Columbus yes
terday, after n few days visit with
Father c. A. Mulhearn, of North
Fourth street.
Misses Madge and Mary Giffen, OF
Steubenville, are the guests of friends
and relatives in the Second ward
Lyman Hanes has returned from
Erie, Pa, where he has been working
for the past several weeks.
Miss Kate Springer has returned from
weeks visit with relatives at Pitts
burgh.
A regular meeting of council will be
held this evening.
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Struck by n Beam.

Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock,
James Watson was struck in the head
by falling beam, while at work help
ing to d!smantle the old nail mill at the
lower steel works. at Benwood. The
blow rendered Mr.. Watson uncon-
scIous. He was removed to DR.. ]. W.
McDonald's Office. where It was found
that he was suffering with n cash in
the head about six inches In length,
The wound was dressed, after which he
was removed to his home on McSlechen
Street -------
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CHlCAGo-Cattle, receipts, $4,000
head; market generally active; strong
to loo higher; butchers stock slow:
natives, best on sale to-day, &c carloads
at S. 90: good TO prime steers, IS $50
6 co.. cows, s. sOG4 Is: heifers, choice
and stronger Mt 81 6594 65; bulls, So 80
"a %; calves steady at 50 5Od5 so.
Hogs, receipts to-day, $4,000 head;
Tomorrow. $1,000 head: estimated left
over. 1000 head; market eye to SC low
er; top price, 81 sly: mixed and butch
crs. 81 6o94 Sly; bulk, of sales. 81 ESQ
4 So. 49,
Sheep. receipts. 10000 head; sheep
and lambs active and loc to 15c higher;
good to choice wethers. 81 00Q4 10; ma
tive lambs 81 0o95 50.
EAST .LIBERTY-Cattle steady: OK
ira, IS 40G5 60; common. 50 O0G9s so.
Hogs dull and lower: prime hcavies and
mediums 81 S5d4 90: best Workers and
good pigs 81 So64 81. Sheep steady:
choice wethers So S0d4 90: choice
lambs IS SoG5 TO-. Veal calves Sc 50S
: 90.
CINc1NNATI-Hogs dull and lower
at So 68d4 so.
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Presiding Elder o. H. Holmes, of
has appointed Rev. J. s.
Secrest, pastor OF the First NJ. E. church
Of Bridgeport. in charge Of Lancaster
Chapel and Colerain, both Of which
have been without 4 pastor for many
Rev. Mr.. secrest will prtach
II the Lancaster chapel every other Sun
day afternoon. There will be no preach
Ing at Coleraln owing to the inability Of
the pastor to handle so much work.
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Last Nights Concert.

large crowd attended the concert
given at the Methodist church at Ben
wood. last evening. The clocutIonary
work Of Miss Ware was deserving Of
especial mention and she was applaud
cd after each recitation. The Aeolian
Quartet rendered pleasing selections
and were encorcd several timer.
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Board of Eaualization.

The state board OF equalization COM
menced business yesterday. but it took
all day to complete the organization. 1t
will take all OF their time this month
to get Il starting place in the equaliza-
ton business. as they will probably re-
view the entire state before knowing
Just where or how to begin the matter
Of pulIallZation .r
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Metals.

NEW YORIl-Advlces from abroad
were n shade better for tin and in
fucnced the local situation materially.
Prices here were some twenty-five
points higher and the market closed
firm at s2S 90 nominal; lake copper
ruled quiet Mt SIT 90. Pig Iron warrants
were also quiet and unchanged at
50 soIl0 80. Lead was quiet at s437h
and for spelter easy at "a 3OI4 IS. Bro
kcrs' price for lead was 81 90. and for
copper ST 90.
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Operation Performed.

Miss Jennie Moore, Of Aetnaville. was
taken to the North Wheeling hospital
yesterday morning. where she under
went an operation later in the day. The
operation was performed by Drs. Iiau
and Baird. and was pronounced very
successful. The patient was resting
very easy last nirht. ~ ----
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OIL ClTY-Crcdit balances 81 o.; GER
tihcntcs, no bids; shipments, November
80, N,hlS barrels; average. 99.4S0 bar
rels: runs. November so. l29,557 barrels:
average. 93.370 barrels; shipments, De-
ccmbcr and .. 105.46i barrels; average,
92.'22 barrels; runs, December l and .,
1925 barrels: average, GS,122 barrels.
NEW YORK-Stnndnrd oil stock
SSl0hS2o. Standard oil certificate
made sensational advance to-day,
passing the $500 mark and selling Mt
$50. An advance OF thirty points for
the day. @
ToLEDO-Oil unchanged.
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In the reorganization OF the Dollar
Savings Bank, of Bellaire. In conse-
Quence of the retirement of John A.
Gallaher. who moved to Marietta. Cash
Ter CIV. Dickens was elected to Ill his
place on the board. y. Klotz succeeds
him as president. DR.. J. P. West was
elected vice president.
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Mt. Zion Church Supper.

The ladies Of the Mount Zion Baptist
church, Of BRIDGEPORT. are making ar
rangements for their supper. to be
given at the church Saturday evening.
1t promises TO be a successful affair,
and the proceeds are for the benefit OF
the church H.sT
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Dull but steady. .r
wheat-No. .. 67@7oEc; No. 2 red,
71k@73hc.
corn-No. . as@s6Ac; No. 2 yellow.
3eNc.
oats-No. 2. 22923Ac; No. . white,
2G%427c: No. 8 white. 24&G26c.
Eye-No. 2. 46Hc.
Barley-Fair to choice, 55957c.
Flaxseed-No. l, 81 c41s; No. 1 north
western, 81 e5k,
Timothy seed--Prime, "a 1901 30.
Mess pork, per barrel. sl1 0O@l1 12h;
lard. per 100 rounds. 81 0O67 O2ls: short
ribs sides, (loose). SC 5O@7 90; dry sailed
shoulders, tboxed), 5SG6Ac; short clear
sides, (boxed), SC 55@6 Go.
Whiskey-Dasis OF high wines, 81 q.
Sugars-Cut loaf, else: granulaseG,
5.6Oc: confectloners' A., s5,55c; of A.,
5.40c.
Clover-Contract grade, $40 90.
Butter-Quiet; creamerle5, 1IIo4c:
diaries, 13G20c.
Cheese-Actlve at 1oAG1.:sc,
Eggs-Qrict; fresh, &c.
NEW YoRK-Flour, receipts sO,5G5
barrels; exports 1864 barrels; market
quiet and steady
Wheat. receipts 1919 bushels; en-
ports l'3,O9S bushels; spot market firm;
NO: red ISsc I. o. b. afloat: options
had good stiff undertone all day, clos
Ing firm and ls@%c higher.
Corn. receipts 12G.750 bushels: exports
24,065 bushels; spot market ilrm: No. 9.
49, 49,, e.e NSw upt'onS s.lonser' closing
49, -, 1870 or Ioo 'n %,,G,,
ono hS.h rJeep snot ooaov ous s exports
ISL. nnt;o,s sp ...an,a , nc. tu'e.. NO;
80. AL, op''oN' ''e'o'ei WIN corn put
y 'e ~, Jul nI,;,. D., ...,
,.eo.1. 4I.e ~, 80 So .sIas. Sutlneats
,ar a., A Ebeass e. ro'A s ns,' But
Sn,,nns.o, LII S'su Po.,, iu l' easy
flrm, Turnentine steadw MoI,Ssa s
steady. $500. 's'9'-
Coffee. options onened steody ~ da-
cline of five points. closed steo d,. al !,
TO 10 poInts not lower. snIes II soo
bags: spot. Rio steady. M i,vn;ca
7%c: mild market ouiet. Cordovn oisS
1910. l., - '' ~
Sugar raw firm: refined stoadv
NEW YORK-Thn visible s,,nr,,, 20
grain on Saturday, December MS
compiled by the New. York Produce Ex-
change, says the following changes:
~ m noo i,. G'OV e. oushels I'm decrease
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. q : aH
opening and was prompted by the gen..
eral concurrence in the views reported
from the party leaders in Washington
MS to the prominent place given by the
ship subsidy bill in the party pro-
gramme for the session. There was
quite n large short interest caused In
the stock which emphasized. the rise.
The game was true Of Sugar, which re-
covered Its, Saturday. loss with the ap-
proach Of the dividend meeting. The
dividend meeting, however. was post
poned from to-day and the stock be-
came quiet Railroad list was extreme
ly irregular. Baltimore & Ohio suffered
sharply on account OF the legal proceed-
iESs to en5olns the payment Of the div
idend on the common stock pending the
decision of the rights OF the preferred
stock to share equally with the common
stock In dividends over per cent.
There were also conspicuous stocks In
the railroad list which gained sharply.
Including Pennsylvania as the leader.
The fact that neither the gains nor The
losses persisted showed the profession
al character OF the dealings. Notwlth-
standing the reduced = activity there
was sharp hardening In the call mo-
ney rate to 8 per cent late In the day.
at which figure 1t required q million
dollars to meet the needs Of belnted
borrowers who had held out for better
terms. This served to emphasize the
effect OF Saturdays bank statement,
but nevertheless 1t Is the common be-
lief that the important features Of the
statement were due to the temporary
provision for the December first pay
ments, the trust companies calling
loans for that purpose. thus driving
borrowers TO resort to the banks. while
the trust companies also Increased their
cash deposits with the banks In order to
draw on. them. 1t ia believed that the
disbursement of December dividends
will soon come back to. the market, but
the renewed large demand for currency
from the interior Is ery-important. To-
day sS50.Oo0 went into the sub-treasury
for transfer to New Orleans and $780,
900 for transfer to Chicago Such rate
of depletion OF cash reserves OF the
banks Is certain to have n marked in
flluence on the money market.
The absorption of bonds continued
large and important and prices were
generally higher. Special features were
Chicago & Alton 3lss. Kings county CT
evated is. and the 4 per cent issues Of
Norfolk & Western, Union Pacific and
Reading, Total gales par value,
$f,505, 600.
United States Is declined \. per cent
or the last call.
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and costs and given twenty days in jail
on three counts on which he was indIct-
ed. and pleaded guilty. ]. B. Watt got
$50 and ten days. ff,T
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BROKERS.

81 IS. closing 21sc lower at s1l, S7k.
January lard between 50 77h96 50 and
Sc 72h@6 IS, with the close a shade
higher at Sc 72h@6 IS, and January ribs
between SC 20 and Sc Is. closing q shade
higher at Sc TIE.
Estimated receipts Tomorrow:
Wheat, $50 cars; corn. $50 cars; oats,
3f5 cars. hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged Us follows:
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Wool,
NEW YoRK-Wool dull.

WOMEN love clear, healthy COM
nlexlon. Pure blood makes It. Iiurdock
Blood Bitters makes pure blood.-L
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A "SaltY" Dose.

In the Belmont common pleas court
yesterday Emil Schmidt was fined s225
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2 ORDER Of the American Wine Co.,
OF st. Louis, II your grocer don't keen
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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GOING TO cHICAGop
You Can Get Benefit of Low Fares
Over PENNSYLVANIA Lines

Excursion tickets to Chicago will he
sold from Wheeling and other ticket
stations on the Pennsylvania lines De-
cember l, and 3, account International
Live Stock Exposition. The return
limit will be December Q. and they NAV
be obtained at any ticket office OF the
Pennsylvania lines. Ask John G. Tom
!inson, ticket agent, about further par
tlculnrS
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.Daily. Except Sunday. Sundays only.
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on all
through trains.
City Passenger and Ticket AScnt, Wheols
inE, Agent for all Steamship Lines.
F. b. UNDERWOOD. .. B: MARTIN,
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Trad1o-
-Baltimore.- ffr1.
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Parlor Car Wheeling to Pittsburgh en-
2:55 p. m. and GAO p. IN. train Central
time. Zone hour slower than Wheeling
timc.)
]. G. TOMLINSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Agent for all Steamship Lines. ,1'--.sE
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noooi
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

after Nov. Is, iS1. ESpIana;ion az Rel
srenee Marks: sDaily. tDaily, except
sunday. tDaily. except Saturday. fDaily,
except Monday. Sundays only. 1Satur.
uaya Only. Eastern Standard lima -.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Electric Railway.

tsttr ssr hSsss tf'Ufeft tulhtt iiatHtrt <S,tnhS
S,:iE-E- nc e1Rr-
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Said to Be The Slate For
u. S. Senators.
IT is CLARK'S PLAN.
Sprtggs Appointed Clark So Clark Will
Elect Spriggs.-Democrats
Don't Like 1t.

Butte, Nov. 19.-There is report
here that Clark has caused to be
circulated a report that Spriggs will
be Clark's companion in the United
States senate for the short term. 1t
is said that Clark promised at one
time to make Spriggs governor of the
state, but that Spriggs preferred to
go to the senate with him. It is also
said that the selection of Spriggs has
caused CONSERVATION among the
Heinze people, and that the democrats
are kicking vigorously. Friends of
II. l.. Frank and T. P. Cullen will
push the candidacy of their
men and there is possibility that
Clark may have to change his de-
cision with regard to taking the lieu
tenant governor with him to Washing
ton as short term senator.