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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-15
F1NANoF AND TRApR.
The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.


Markets.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1l.-Money on call
steady at s9gh per cent; last loan 2M
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4S5
per cent. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 SHOT SIX for demand and
at 81 slH6I sl,L for 60 days; posted
rates 81 IS and 81 ssh; commercial bills
81 1894 ssh. Silver certificates 50g9
s1c. Bar silver 5sHc. Mexican dollars
47Mc. Government bonds strong. State
bonds strong. Railroad bonds irregu-
lar.
The stock market to-day showed a
continuance Of yesterdays strength in
the early strength, but the buying de-
mand came almost altogether from pro-
fessional sources with the purpose Of
inviting outside demand. The outside
demand failed to materiallze. business
from the commission houses continuing
on a very small scale. In fact selling
orders to some extent came upon the
market from commission houses, which
were attributed to western account but
which were without explanation. The
professional buyers grew tired and sold
To realize when the futllity Of the eff
forts to attract outside buying orders
was perceived. Several points Of POSI-
tive weakness were developed by the
searching EFFORTS Of the bears and stop
loss orders were uncovered by Offering
prices down. The result was general
reactionary tendency. which wiped out
practically all of the earlier gain and
established some sharp losses in special
stocks.
The shorts covered before the close,
causing sharp rallies at the weak spots
and general stltfening OF the whole
market as a result OF which the closing
was Arm and net changes in the major
Ity of stocks small. The local traction
stocks and the industrials were the
leaders In the opening advance. Sugar,
Tobacco, Western Union, Peoples Gas,
Pressed Steel Car. Rubber preferred
and some Of the Iron and steel stocks
were all represented by Eains of to II
per cent and Tennessee Coal was mark
cd UP 81 per cent on rimors Of a plan
to retire tho preferred stock and begin
dividends on the common stock. Con-
tlnued heavy buying was in evidence in
Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, st.
Paul. Missouri Pacific and other stocks,
those named rising a point. Buying OF
some Of these was attributed to opera
lions by speculative pools. The first
point Of weakness to develop was Third
Avenue, on tho announcement of n
dividend Of only per cent. as COM
pared With TX per cent for the last
quarter OF 1899 and TX per cent each for
tho three preceding quarters. The stock
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1ive stook.

CHICAGO = Cattle, best grades
strong. others dull to 10c lower. Texas
steers strong and active. Texas bulls
higher; butchers stock and Gamers
steady, choice feeders In good supply at
ensy prices; good to choice IS 0096 90:
moor 10 medium 81 009416; mixed
stockers 50 2508 so; selected feeders
81 Coca SIS: good to choice cows 81 oQq
/ 90: heifers 50 256l4 55; Gamers y 2q1
) 81. bulls 50 60dl 40. calves IS 0O91 80;
FED Texas beeves "a 0005 90. Hogs weak
All SC to TIC lower: top, s.; fair clear
ances: mixed and butchers y I6@
97Ih: good to choice heavy y 5000 W:
rough heavy "a 7514 IS; light A7Og
4 92iL; bulk Of sales 81 s594 IS. Sheep
strong and active: lambs weak at 100
lac lower; native wethers 81 6094 20;
lambs IS 2S67 10; western wethers
81 s595 65; western lambs $s 0Oq1 10.
Receipts Cattle, 10000 head; hogs, S6,-
600 head; sheep, 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattle steady; ex-
tra IS SOFAS 70; prime s. 2be6 40; conn
mon So 25d3 so, Hogs steady; prime
mediums S. 1896 20; heavy Workers
S. 1Odh 12M; Hight Workers and pigs
81 9OSf5 05 heavy hogs IS COOS TO-;
roughs SO 5Oa4 Is. Sheep steady; choice
wethers So 70f5 so; common IS O0D4 90;
choice lambs So 9O67 10; common to
good IS 00as So. Veal calves 81 0o6e7 76.
CINcINNATI-Hogs active at 81 100
5 O5.
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speeIal pispateh q I'd IntaIIlgsneer.

Special pispatsh to the Intslllgencer
WASHINGTON. D. c, Feb. a.
Speaking to ths Intelligencer cores
pondent to-day Of matters political,
Senator Scott referred to the coming
meeting Of the League Of Republican
clnba.ln Parkersburg.
II hope the league win be placed on
an active footing" he said. 1T was a
power in the state at one time, and can
Be made 70 again.
rThe Republican successa in West
Virginia, caused most Of as, ! fear, to
relax our vigilance and efforts, some
what continued the senator, 'and !
presume the league followed the exam
pie. This d q good year to begtn anew
the work so grandly inaugurated under
the league auspices Active, energetic
young men as leaders can make It a
potent factor in the campaign Of 1900"
what about choice Of ofncers2 Why
the state Is fun Of good material There
Is Mr.. Thomas Barrett, Of ParkersburG.
for example. understand his friends
want him to become candidate for
President. He win make good one. BE
Is fun Of vim and vim. think soon OBJ
tain an Intelligent idea et what the
leagues mission Is, if he has not all
ready learned. think no mistake
would be made in electing him Presi-
dent.
"But there are many, no doubt who
VIM appear at the proper time. and
from the list a good president will be
obtained. And 30 of all the officers.
The young Republicans especially the
hrst voters, win fnd in the league q
splendid opportunity for the develop
ment Of their political muscle. It covers
the ground thoroughly and may be
made an effective aid to insure contin-
uance of good government"
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fell IN eEtreme and causeq glpipq-
thetic weakness % the othef local irar-
lion siOdkE Metropolitan West SIDE
preferred. Of Chicago Jumped 81 points
on the declaration Of its drst dividend.
The demand for stocks was liaties5 for
the reat OF the day and the bears made
successive attacks on different stocks,
Rubber common and preferred lost 81
and 4& per cent respectively CONT
mental Tobacco was Faided down 3
points on rumors Of q bond issue and
American Tobacco lost its earlier gain
In sympathy. Sugar fell rs per cent
from the top, Federal Steel IS, Pacific
Mail III and Baltimore & Ohio is per
cent. The news Of the day was mostly
favorable ana the reaction was appaF-
emily due to technical causes, Traders
were inclined to take profits on pending
passage by the senate Of the financial
Bill when Is taken for granted and
which has been the basis Of some spec
ulation on account Of ilS provisions for
expanding the currency. Money on call
continued Offering IN abundant supply
80 that spectators were not made UNI
easy by the evidences Of absorption Of
cash by the sub-treasury and cOntin-
uing demand from the interior. The
furthes rise in London discount rate
caused a arm tone to sterling exchange,
but no quotabie change in price.
The bond market was moderately ac-
tive and irregular. Total sales par
value S2.7O5,OOo,
United States old Is advanced = per
cent In the bid price.
~ . To..I.
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NEW YoRK-An active demand
reached for print cloth yarn goods out
side OF regular print cloths. and prices
advancing in wide marks Brown
sheetlngs nrc very Arm, with moderate
business. Drills quiet Advances Of &c
reported IN several lines Of denlms and
checks all coarse colored cottons tend
ing upwards. Blenched cottons tend
upward Bleached cottons quiet but
steady. No change IN prints or gin
CHAINS. Wooden and worated dress
goods strong and staple lines heavily
sold for fall. Lending lines Of fhnciss
TO be opened In few days, strong.
Silks IRE quiet at previous prices.
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Matnls.

NEW YoRK-Innuence by nm adj
vance in the London market. tin Inn
proved considerably to-day, but failed
to develop activity worthy OF mention.
Spelter, on the other hand, was de-
pressed and lower. with demand light
and offerings more extensive. The
other departments displayed no changes
OF Importance. At the close the metal
exchange called pig iron warrants very
dull: lake copper unchanged at slS 20;
tin higher but quiet, with $50 10 bid
and $40 30 asked: lead unchanged with
81 20 bid and "a rs asked; spelter lower
and easy, with 81 90 bid and 81 70 ask.
ed. The brokers' price for lead Is 81 81
and for copper $40 70.
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Wool
NEW YORK-Fgool STEADY.

IT'S rnlataite 70 imagine that itch
inr nile can't bs cured 3 mistake %
Iiiffer 4 day longer than you can help.
Doan'S Ointment bring1 instant relief
and permanent cure. AZ any. drug store,
50 centl.-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-15

DooK PRINTING
10 illustrated Catalogues, plain or IN
colOrS. Printing from HaltsTonO
EngrAvinEE finely executed,
JOB PRINTING
Cards, Bill Heads, Circulars and all
kinds OF Job Work done a. FeaBona.
Bic prices, The best colpra only used
Ia the printing Of all Work.
THE INTELLIuENCER
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
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,nHE MoNoNGAH ROUTE Is THE
Short Line between Eairmont and
iFiarKsburE Quick Time-Fast TrainI-
sure Connections, When travelling TO or
from Ciarksburg or West virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad pointB, see that your
Rsilroad. Close Connections at Fairmont
with II, 4 o. trains, and at ClArklhufg
with b, & o. and W., v. & p. trains. Tick
cts via this route on sale A. ~ b. q o.
and w, v. q p. r. r. atauonH.
HUGH @. BowLEs. GEM. supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-15
SENATOR SCOTT
Talks 1nt.ltalninsly % a. ntelli-
gonesr Han on the
COMING LEAGUE MEETING

At ParksFsburg CounSSis Repub-
lieana q the state Hot % Be Lallod
70 sleep BY Present Conditions.
Get the vim, vigor and Push Of
thS. Young Men Into ths Campaign
and Insure succoas-Plenty Of
Coed Timber For omesrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-15

ENERGY all gone7 Headache?
Stomach out of order? Simply case
Of torpid liver. Burdoek Blood Bltters
will make new man or woman Of
You.-l
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OIL CITY-Credlt balances 81 60; cer-
tlncates. no bids; shipments, SS,sS7 bar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-15
GompanlI
NIiscallnneous.

Am. Cotton oil. 81 mat. Biscuit. -. 81
DO preferred :. p3 do preferred =. Ah
Amer. Mating. 5ih National Lead. "a
do preferred. 25iS do preferred ..l05A
Amer. 8. & r.. az National Steel :. 50lS
do preferred. 9O do preferred :. 9f1f
Amer Spirits =. M Y, Air Brake .f89
do preferred. II N. American .. 141t
Am, Steel Hoop. q Pacific Coast =. g
do preferred. Si5A do tirst pre-. 3
Amer, 8. & w. .6Sk do second pre-. q
do preferred. $50 Pacific Mail -. 81
Am. Tin Plate. 3E1SS Peoples Gas LOB
do preferred. 50 Pressed Steel G. SO
Amer. Tobacco l0h do preferred -. 81
do preferred. .lS5lS Pull. Palace Car1S9
Anaconda Mine AZ Stand. r, & IT,. 81
Brooklyn r. 7. 7ilfI Sugar ...........lll9&
Col. =. & Iron. 46l do preferred lis
Cont. Tobacco. Sst Tenn. Coal & 1.I00k
do preferred. SIX u. s.. Leather. ia
Federal Steel. 551I DO preferred !. 75t
do preferred. as u. s. Rubber -. S9N
Gen. Electric. .,t25 90 preferred 95M
Glucose Sugar. b6AI Western Union Sf3t
do preferred. $50 Republic /. & S. %
Inter. Paper ... q do preferred :. 6S4
do preferred. 50 P. c, 9. & st. l. q
Llclede Gas....fi
Total sales Of stocks were 1890 shares.
Steel, Tin, Tube and Hoop Stocks.
The following prices for the above stocks
are furnilhed by Simpson & Tatum, City
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-15

BEST HOTELS m THE STATE.
HOTEL BARTLETT,
None Better.
HOTEL COMMERCIAL.
House Heated by Steam.
opp. B. g o. station. RoWleseurE. ". We.
TERRA ALTA HOTEL.
Centrally Located.
Terra Alta .s. Ne We.
HosFoRD's HOTEL.
Centrally Located. Rates 500 Per Day.
sistersvllle, w. We.
MOUND CITY HOTEL,
Under New Management
Opposite Court House, M0undsYille, W. We.
EARIN HOUSE.
New MartlnBVille, ". Va.
Home for Commercial and on zen.
HOTEL 16oREY,
Niddlehourne. W. Va,
FirSt-Class Livery Attached.
SWIMMERS TAVERN,
AT Depot, Fnirmont W. Va.
Sample Rooms oppoEite New Court aouge.
WATSON HOTEL,
HarriSville. W. Va
Good Accommodations. Livery.
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Total sales OF stocks were 1890 shares.
staal. Tin. Tnha and Hoop Stoeks.

The following prices for the above stocks
are Furnished by Simpson & Tatum, City
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soUTH.RoUND.

Electric cars Bridgeport TO wheeling.
BellairO and Martins Ferry. Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
10 All points. NJ. @. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
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Parior car wheeling TO PittabuFEh O
.ss n m. and 6:S6 p. m. train, Central
dine zone hour slower than Wheeling
aias1 ]. q. ToAEIINgoN.
pRg1enEef and Ttcfat AiO1L
Arent for al Steamship 1ipeG
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

ROSEMARY, you can do one thing for me.
make MN happy:
j.. God blcsS you..' said jim. as he
W}runE} his hand Il cam 4t>vtAr re],;H !+o,r
for. this act >ot more than yencrosi1X,",
f.; "Eake ::her in,' said Jasper, Abruptly,
Tllaplcing lat Rosemary 1--WE >Sifalf n11;n,t
again pr&sently.' .--- ~ .
lie Left them abruptly. .qNq the. lpycrSg
left alcntT found time .tof llintHal eXp'lana-
't"ns. Jlm had almost mifat41l4,tSlyz 1*Ac
ffNvcred: ~1Apd having been sent mp: coup,
try. had xbeen detained abroad fov soh!c
:timc longer. --~.':l>'t>- ,<>ii
"KoScmary%;' hea said, YOU never an
/ severed my letters"
:'LetterS?' she echoed: Il got ntNn,',
gotten me- ,,,,
Matters thus arranged, by ST.: JaSpcclr'S
special wishLthe- Marri -WaS--Aet -el+a-
hv took the place Of the 'bdT Man, az
his own request. Mrs. Maitland was
Sor''ly annoyed at this change, but at III
special intervention OF Providence, as tho
! COLONEL called it. she'' could' say nothing:
though I'm guessed that she had, a haut'
. those letters.--Wnn!nn'> Life
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4 -, :
Took Him Down al.Peg.'

Roerbohm Tree is accredited with the
Following 1'athcr smart take down II :; j
very vain brother actor who must be
.namrleSs: $500. ,...,., 49,. a.,
~ Il see yon are getting on fairly WE'LL"
Tree remarked: Fz-4z
"Fairl y? am getting on very we'll.
l played Hamlet for the first time. last
night. You can sec by the papers glow
ing criticisms how well I got ou.'' ~
Il have not read them," replied Tree
quietly, "but I was there.'
"Oh, YOU were? Well, you noticed
how, swimmingly everything went off,
OF course, l made a bungle of one part
by. falling into Ophelias grave, but |
t thn1 the audience even appreciated
Il know they did," said Tree, with =
slight smile. But they were frightfui-
ly sorry when you got out again. Lon
don Tit-Bits.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

Sir Thomas Upton is the most Scn>i-
bic aspirant tor the America cup that
has appeared since Sir Richard Sutton
and Lieut.: Hem hard q try for the
international trophy, Respectively. With
the Gcnesta; and the Naatea. He is
waiting for the designers of Great Brit
ain to SHOW that they have MALE SOME
progress since the Shamrock was built
The Watson design for, this year has not
been a. seeqefs, and as, Sir Tfiqlf9as 'ffff1a
hc'n CONTEMPLATING a Watson: model, he
is %2H1y '|St 4nHi2h5 $ to ch3!s4
not altered the Shamrock, because when
h6rsc,'' lie wants <hcr to be jj'u1st as she
was when the Columbia beat her.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

The losses Of the. British on the field
in ttrc South African campaign to the
present time are summed up as fol-
lows: Killed and wounded II, 800: miss
ing and prisoners, $500; total $4,000
The London Express estimates that the
killed numbered 1000 and the wounded
1880. and states that most Of the pris-
oners have been rescued or have eSc;1ped
It also states that disease has killed more
men in the campaign than the bullet as
is always the case in war. When the
loss of life among civilians and the Rot>r
casualties are added to the list it will be
evident that the South African CAMPAIGN
has not been q ''lttlo war;
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

Three wheclmqn who PENNY dfN Of
thirst on a Tcx,ia dr~ertt4 ycnty = All lies
wide, because their wheels 1rais :A flI631l
while they were .cesoSs ine;>the arid MaSte::
have made themselves co1ispie11Nlrs-: for
Neutrality-suspicious. cycle:
convicted Themselves ar iii :littrrllaek=444
the artrsoe1rceftfn1'ss tr;,t hrs rrfir1
many victim Of hreak-downS through
an interrupted ju11rncy :-r~t ctdlnf
proves that it is unsafe for Wherlllen
to go far from their base of supplies I'M
less they Know all the methods of coax
ing locomotOn out OF lame bicycle.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
'7RE WASTED .EH2APH.

i he c:bcolet ~drews up near Richmond
park. DR.. kitery, compiler of the ia
1irous IatinS dictionary. and his second,
Mr.: Roamin,ns stnpped out and made their
way to the open: space OF grrcnswarN
among the trees where the duQl was to
take place. The sun had scarcely: risen
Yet. and Mr.. Bodmln thought with pre-
found, grief that It VAS only yesterday
that ;he great dictionary hat--becn fin
shcd, and only last night that the doe
tor had held a lcvce OF his. admirers in
the Green Lion Coffee: house to celebrate
the event. Unfortunately, Sir Edward
: Browne, being the worse IOr Wine had
venture to disputes with the doctor as to
the meaning OF ''Xythus.'
IN malt liquor USED by t iSc=@ E:Ap-
tiarls,'} SAID thr~aUctor, s-6ne With au7
thority. @1' s@@@@'
"A connection made from crocodleS'
tears and loto$ leaves, -: persisted Sir Ed
ward vicousiy. ~: 49,. H.
Sir, you are unlprtincnt,'' said. the
doctor: 1t was Il malt liquor such as
SS" x"1;l45 XHq thc '8 v %y e. y" E5f
man.
Thr> doctor had accepted tlre' invita- ton
to'st duel with his customary eunani1Hi-
ty. lie did not knowrene fnd Of rssPiss
|ol from anotheEs afas Max- BeaflilrHaas
OVERCOME with a dotr44e fear be1ll :sAaeDn-
tinc1a; 1irs1lX, That the doctor. would he
shot down ]ikt-.a sheep ADVat his antaSar
niSt--;4 Noted duelist: SECONDLY, that in
his srtat SonseE!t 5in!=h a. e1Mn95i
tor Would either f6r&&%}t to pull IS tris~
ger ut all or else shoot one CT the seconds
either Of which, misAups' would be-
counted to him as a dishonor..t. But Mr.:
Bodmin was too faithful an ad1nirer. to
refuSe the posi- Of second. ::
THE hasty manner" said: DR.. Kattcry,
as they got out, lin which affairs involv-
ing an appeal to the ultima ratio are
brought to a conclusi ion appears to me to-
be as in tolcr able to. the individual as it
is disSraceful to the communitN:' !.
:, am,il1ave YOU, been unable to- complete
the doctor was thinking Of the short time: tine
allowed for his epitaph.
"Sir,' said DR.: Kittery. my epitaph
may be ephen1era1 IN duration, and must
be less than ephemeral in construction
But | beg to remind YOU that it, was at
midnight | disagreed with Sir Edward
on the subject Of zythus, that thpde of
my hours since have, been devoted to
minutes have been consumed driving to
this glade in that rackety cabriolet You
then ask me if 1 have completed my cpl
taph3.,,, My answer is :'Nq, sir. l have
But you havel effected :s6methihf;"
urged Mr.. Bodmin, knowing that there
was: no chanceof the, DOCTORS attendihS t6
his pistol while the 'epitaph remained IN
finished
!: IF L had effected nothing, said the
DOCTOR, II should be .fool,,''' .>.,,.,.,-
''Pray let me hear what you have com
posed,n, said Mn Bodmin, alphabetically.
Your Interruptions are insuffera ble,"
said the doctor, severely; "but it is my
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

Tbs Usage and .IkaW. ~Iuslia]lsv Ql@laa.
homa have increased in population since
The last~ecasaS, .esand~~a Pawhvska dis
patch ;sSerts@ hst> nYo$t OF tAeA Indian
tribes +ht>territory havFa71ont as well.
This. disrrovcs, the .asSrrtion~ that civil
ize,l ways are! dfstructivcs H. i,4liaA. Il
tally, and that the redskins are dying
off in c1n,*<1d ucnce Il The: nuN genera
tions are Injured to the new conditions,
and, have 10 their advantages the fact
that there no periodical wars with the
w va"nx BRAVES, !S make '''''1 2l''"" their
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

cup!0 seems to have Sorcly offended
chez lefty fathrrs' 1T. Tsrcru.~: I'LL, $who
have enacted ;t',r ordnancr;- 'br;ovitins
lll'';; WHOEVER shall :i'r SAID ci;; com
SrrsAlt on or upon amy of the streets in
the city OF Peru for the purpose of ru1,tl-
ing. making love or $pouniny or carrying
IN r"urtshp :lll.e444l'r guilty ossvaaaA >'}r~
mranrr and shall IL fined not tsaasrl nam
::| or mere than $lco f1r each o'i'n~r:"
Srmr vn:erpriSiny Peruvian could profit
by opening Il "lovrr's lame; ON private
grounds
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THE ACLD HOUSE.
= \ ~ 3 .

-, e. '>:.11~-----4-- :.'t@ili
~: the AUD house. the auld house. -
,aWhAt though the rooms were wee:
epl' kl4d 'hcaUs. we've dwelling :thcrr,.
land halrnieS fu q Glcn.
ANle wild rose alNl tile je>s;thlil,e-
Slll! 4inS~ upon the Wl,; ,,
Aow nhl13 cherished mtnbricS -
hi'o thtN. sweet tlqWers, retur. u.
2. ri. f.. n 80: ;;t~~ .
1Ac nlAvis. still do&4 SWeetly sing -.
x.rhc t'luchelts swtttly hlaw, 80
ync bonny Earns clear winding Still.
I1;ut the auld house is AM;l'.-
Me aud house, tie aud hou@c,--
i3|cserted. shouglf Ve'be. -fl'F 'i!' ~fs'
Il VIII seem sac fair to me: * l''' =
The bairnie* liked TO sct! ~ :,
Aud oh. how often did they ,Sptir: 49,:
.-=Whtn ripe they. 4 Wad He!
HE VOICES sweet. the wee bit feet -.
Aye rinnin here and there,
The merry ShHut--Uh! Whites we greet :
10 think Wen hear nae pMir! l.. /,
- = - Enc! ,*..::.* :.
The setting sun. the setting sun.
How glorious it 'gaeA do0lf!- ~. j
The cloudy Splendof FL s:etl eHf- hettr;S
To cloudleSS skies a|,pon:
The auH dian, the aul,P dal:' J +
1t 1a4ld how time, did pass: ,,e .
The Wintry winds haze dung it doom
Now mid 'mang weeds and grass. ..t
--Carolina Baroness -NAiYnc
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

Electric eHirin" in cities will eventually
have to h$. r''rcd under close DISTRICT xu-
prrv:Si"n, sto prevent such accidents as
that which ;rau>cd the death Of two St.
Louis POLICEMEN and Severely shocked
':'v'n others. naNScrSS will increase as
IN" wires Tor Fighting and power multi
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

The international Board Of Arbitration
will net meet until the existing fights
in South Africa and China have been
fought to finish. Then the board will
discuss universal peace 'while makers Of
arms and amtT7unition receive orders to
replace the war metcrial' that was de-
StroycI in the fighting, 50 that arbitra-
ton may proceed in the old way when
h., ti:ul. comes
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

y display heading liz the Cleveland
ilaindealer says: "Cleveland's Cities of
the Dead Contain Over 10000 Souls"
Has the planhealcr made a slip of the
pen, or are the Cleveland undertakerS
greater Stickltrs for thoroughness than
the members of their profession else
,.|nr,r
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

The calculatiCn Of the dcat}l-ratcs of
cities on the basis Of the census returns
exposes the hollowncss of the superior
sanitary pretcnsions of the places which
claimed a larger population than they
possessed. A comparison demonstrates
that Milwaukee's d44att l} per- 1000 is
the lowest in the world for a city of
100000 inhabitapts. or OYER; rAe: next
most hcalthful large city is Buffalo. Then
comes Chicago. !,