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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept. Cat
tie, market steady. Choice 5.65m6.S0;
prime 5.45M560; good 5.15@5.50.
Bulls and stays 2,00Q4.00
Hogs. market active ON best weights.
Prime heavy 500. Best heavy york
ers and assorted mediums So. 90@s6.s5
light workers. Sc 75Q 81 80; pigs $6.WM
$3.50; rougns s 5,00d$6 .25.
Sheep. market slow In sheep, weak
in lambs. Best wethers 34004S415;
good s3.60Ms3.s5. Mixed $S10ns 81 100;
eulls and common ~st25@s225. Spring
lambs $1,000 So so. Veal calves $500
to 1925.
CHICAGO. Sept. Cattle. receipts
500; nominal.y steady. Good TO prime
steers s5.50Qs6.45; poor to medium
$400QS5. so, stockers and feeders s2.25
ms4.25; COWS s2.30d3475; heiters ,24O
@s5.00; Gamers S1.50as225. bulls
81. 75ms4.6b. Calves 33.00d3 $500. Texas
fed steers $400@35 .25: Texas grass
steers 81. 300 s4.10; western steers S410
Q$5.25.
Hogs, receipts. to-day 5000; Monday
%, 600; estimated left over 1900; sc
to 10c lower. Top $6,S5; mixed and
butchers Sc. o06S6S5..go good to choice
heavy $6.350$e.s5: rough heavy $500
6S6.30; light 36.00m$675. Bulk OF
sales $6.25@$6.70.
Sheep, receipts 1900. Sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers
SO. 401s3.70; western sheep $3.30d$ s 400;
native lambs 3~3.e0Gf$4s5, Western
lambs s4.00@$4.75.
ofieial receipts for two weeks com
pared this week.
Receipts: Cattle $4,000; hogs 1877.
900; sheep 10t 500.
Last week: Cattle 81 900; hogs
142 500; shsep s $500.
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KILLED ~coPPERHEADs.

WASHINGTON. yPa.. September T.
While hauling straw on Friday morn
ing, Joseph Huffman, a farmer who re-
sides in Franklin township, Greene
county. near Waynesburg. discovered
a den Of copperhead snakes. and hast
lily summoping assistance, began to ais
patch the reptiles Not a single snake
was allowed TO escape, and when
through the warfare Mr.. thurman
counted the reptiles and found that the
number was ~. In addition there were
found eight eggs and the mother snake
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NEW YORK. September THE
opening this morning was fairly good,
and some substantial rallies were
made. rather remarkable under the
circumstances. but later there was a
iecline under pressure TO sell. and the
lays total was surprisingly large for
1 short Saturday session. The wound
ng of the President was the controil-
ng influence. and was responsible for
The major portion of the decline, al
though a bad bank statement was a
actor. The holiday in London left the
local market without foreign support
Money was not quoted. The BANK
..an,nnnt rno ne fnIlnMS-
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NEW Work. sentemher 7.-1p. m

NEW YORK. September lip. NJ
Strong interests supported the market
during the first hour. The opening
was from 1 to 3 points down, and
prices held until the bank statement
was published showing decrease in re-
serve of FIVE millions. Loans decreased
ten millions. The rally and support
did not last and liquidation set in, CIV
ing the market a panicky appearance.
Close slightly above owest prices, n
it is to be hoped the President Will
live.
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MARKET VERY ACTIVE,
PRICES weakened.
THE GENERAL LIST SOLD OFF ON
THE NEWS OF III ATTEMPT
on THE LIFE OF THE
PRESIDENT.
BIGGEST SATURDAY IN MONTHS.
Union PACIFIC EASILY LED IL
IIST IN POINT OF SALES.

Fries, Copper, southern Pacific, At
Gibson. st. Paui. pennsylvania and
The steel stocks Also
Hands by Many Tens OF Thou
~ands-The Bank Statement Was
Worse than ExPected-fhc List OF
sales Yesterday. and the tsuni
NisceIIancous Adyices.
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for a higher rate for money on Men
day.
c. HUDSON & co.
NEW YORK. September T.-Do not
be in 3 hurry to buy stocks. Think
you will be able 10 get them cheaper
next week.
C. I. HUDSON & co.
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do md pref. 49, 81 L. 5. W.. -
Del & Hadshn. Ia do pref s.....s- s&
Del. 4. 4 Wiz : i iaul .~.a.s.t~.
Den. a Rio CIR. Is do pref 1874
10 PREF ......[ - south. Paeihc. &ss
Erie .... ........ ~. south. ny s.
do ist PREV. ~ do pref ,....... Ns.
do and pref. .tN. Tea. a raeinc. sfe
CT. North. pref. = n. st. l.. a W. ~
Hocking Valley. "a. do pref ....... Sis
do pref -,,... s,1fsas tn. Pacific $50. Isl,
Illinois Central. - do pref .s...s.. Ss&
low Central q Wabash - ..- wa
do pref $3.50. 81 DC pref =s..=s.. g
I. " a Ms M.& I. r.. u
dop ref ,-.-. rgS DO md pref. y
Lonls \ Nssh.aiith Wis Cent ..., Saa
Manhattan l. las do pref .".",,d
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CHICAGO. September Wheat, De-
cember $3.50; May 1870
Corn, December 57Ac; May soc.
Oats, December 34M; May 37hc
Pork, December $1465; January
1851.
Lard, December > 800; January 1915.
Ribs, December $3.50; January 1907.
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1t costs no more to employ an expert than to
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The following table shows the opening.
high. low and closing prices Of stocks on
Wall street Yesterday
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, September :.
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The HazIett Quotations.
The following quotations were received
Yesterday by Howard Hazlett e. Son. bro
kers. National Exchange Bank Building:
NEW YORK. September Z.
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POINTERS.

NEW YORK. September Z-Look
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MARKET DETAILS

Special to White & White.
NEW YORK. September Up: % D.
m.-The opening market this morning
disclosed a less panicky feeling than
might have been expected under the
circumstances. The knowledge that
the clearing house committee was in
session comforting together with repre-
sentatives of leading financial interests
with the view of furnishing help
should the situation make il advisable
to do so, impaired confidence and open
ing prices only showed extreme declines
of about 5 points. in most instances the
losses being about 3 points for the
active stocks. A rally followed these
declines. due to supporting orders and
TO orders placed in the market at linn
its which were reached, a good many
of such orders having been sent from
the continent. The market was nerv-
Gus and erratic until just before the
bank statement appeared. The state
ment coming on a declining market
brought in further selling oraers and
stocks went below their initial prices.
still, however. without rejecting a
headlong rush TO sell. The bank state
ment in loss of specie and legal tenders
reflected the absorption by the govern
ment and the shipment of currency to
the interior. The loss in cash more than
offset the release of reserves from the
contraction Of ten MILAN in the loan
account and resulted in a loss of five
million in surplus reserves. Their was
talk of further engagements of gold in
Paris for this country. There was no
arbitrage business. London holiday.
Demand sterling sassy.
LADENBURG, -THALMANN & co.
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NEW YORK STOCK.

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, September 7.
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NEW YORK, September 7.-12i4 p.
MN spite of active support, the
stock market this morning developed
weakness approximating demoraliza-
ton. The deplorable event of yester-
day afternoon which has cast such a
gloom over the entire country was I'M
fortunately followed by a very poor
bank statement. Lowest prices were
made after it's appearance and the tone
remained weak to the close. which was
near the worst. Net declines ranged
from four to eight points in such i'm
portant issues as Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific. St. Paul. Pennsylvania,
United States Steel, Missouri Pacific.
New York Central and Brooklyn.
Doubtless the market will continue
feverish as long as the President hoYers
between life and death. The latest
news we have from Buffalo is that Mr..
MeKinley's physicians continue to re-
port encouraginsly on his condition.
CT. HUDSON & co.
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nad+ WHEELING, September 7.
Maf1ager Alex. Mitchell. of the Clearing
House, reports as follows:
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Special te White q White.
MEM YORK. September :.
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.Da,ly. I Week days;
800 a. m train has Cafe ana Free ne,
~ I..,o n m train between Pfttsburg and
g,tfaio. Pittsburg and Rochester.
Ticket office, 500 Srnithfield ST., corner
Fifth avenue. ~
rcs Iass Art- Div. Pass. Agt.,
Npnobester n Y. PittsburE. Pa.
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Special 10 White & White.
ptTTSBURG. September !.
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RAILWAY / CARR

Arrivals ard a~epartures II trains On ane
amer May 18Th. lNl E.~xplaaauoE II
krtersnce daIks: Daily sunday ex-
Seoud Monday excspte Saturday en-
Ssptea, tSu.aGay only. Eastern standard
ttine, waleh IN Uhn hour earlier than
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pu0aIo. Rochester,
unxsy, 81.
bradford Express;.'
punxsy and c9bois .
-Accommodation ..-.(i
Buffaio and koches- !.
ter Express .s...t-.r
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P~fttSburg= Closing.

user to pay accrued interest.
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The Tall passenger.

The tall. slim passenger rose and laid
his hand heavily on the shoulder OF the
young man on the seat in front Of him.
Say. young chap" ne said, do YOU
think"-
Who are your demanded the other.
My name is Civilians. | don't want
to know who you are. though. Do You
think you have right to raise that win
dow regardless of the discomfort il NAV
inhiet On the persons sitting behind you?'
"fos, sir" holly responded the other.
Il think | have"
me tall passenger mopped his brow.
Then he sat down again.
We'll. it's too hot to argue about H."
he said. surrendering the point at issue
for the FIRST time in his life.-Chicago
tribune
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AMONG THE MUD SPRINGS.
Their Contents Are ms Varied Ia
color rs the Rainbow

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Nat;nnaf nar, nno 81 ~, .'''n INV
&c., 'La S't 80, "io' =,
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oroI go ~ - I,a go; -.
o,a - ~. -. - 90, 90
l,',oo -. 900 -, - 49, lHpl-'
,,.;I.b =, -. .,i-
Ii,,,, o,.'o,, 49, III.
a,,I -, .I,
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io,,. yoltau-t,,,l, S 80.
g.. ana,on Lii ~ '''''
,roco tbrao iowa., j., 80. "a :. = sa;,
49, - -, A'. ,D 80 ~ - 50
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CHAPTER Xxx.
THE LEAD-LINED VAT.

Sprague seated himself upon the
long pine box; and Sturgis. dropping
into the only chair, began his narrative.
AS be talked, he carclessly Whitfield
the cover of the wooden box with the
knife which he still held in his Land.
lie began with an account Il his in
vcstigation at the Knickcrhocler bank.
and explained the result of his observa-
lions and differences down TO the time
Of his visit TO Murdock's house. omit
ting, however, to mention any Of tnc
names of the actors in the reconstruct
ed drama.
80 YOU see" he concluded. 1--WE have
established the identity of the body
In the cab, and Of the young man who
disappeared after the cab was upset.
But one of the most salient features
OF the case, from the start, was the
fact that neither of these two men
had derived much, If any, pecuniary
profit from his crime. The bo0kkeep.
er, as we have seen, was q mere eat s.
paw in the control Of the accountant,
and his posthumOus confession has
given US the explanation of he power
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21

To clean furs there are two ways rec
commended, One is by rubbing into the
fur mahogany sawdust that has been
first wet in benzine or gasoline; the other
is by rubbing with hot sand Either will
accomplish the result. Furriers use what
is called "veneering sawdust." 1t is pro-
duced by cutting across the grain and il
somewhat sandli!,e in texture. II will not
stick to the fur like ordinary sawdust, 1t
can be procured at hardwood lumber
mills or from furricrs. When sand is
used, it is the clean yellow kind, free
from dust II shsuld be heated in an
oven TO temperature that can be borne
by the hand. Greater heat might iujure
the fur. After cleaning the furs should
be hoatcn with a rattan heater and aired,
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you. trust You will make yourselves
perfectly at home for few minutes.
! shall return directly You can CON
tlnue to work ont your little prob
lem in the meantime, Mr.. Sturgis."
with these words he calmly turned
10 leave the room.
"Stop'' shouted Sturgis, leveling
his revolver at Murdock's head; stand
where you are or | fire."
The reporters shot rang out almost
before he had finished his sentence;
but Murdoch, unscathed, passed out
Of the room, closing the door behind
him.
Sprague, dazed by the rapiditg with
which this scene had been acted, stood
rooted TO the spot, without having
made any attempt to use the revoh er
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which he had drawn at Sturgis' bid
ding.
The reporter sprang up the stairs
and threw his weight against the
door. But it was doubtless intended
10 wi stand great shocks, for it re-
manned mistaken.
"Check." came the sound of a mock
Ing voice from the other side of the
door.
Then, rushing down the stairs
again, Sturgis shouted to his com
panion:
Come quick! We must get out of
herc!"
And he led the way through the
subterranean passage toward the eel
lar of the Manhattan Chemical com
pany.
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IF TURKEY is BROKEN UP.
An American WOman's Reason For
Wanting to he on the SPOT

George, if there's any danger Of q
breakup i'll Turkey | want you to take
me- right over there
why SO, my DEAR"
because there's sure to be bargain
sale of all the harem effects. and
wouldn't miss it for the world. Only
think of getting prayer rug on which
the favorite once knet, Or n Moorish
mirror that had reelected the perfect fea-
lures of some lovely Xobeide"
"Or a beautiful Circassan houri. my
dear who might. in view Of her altered
circumstances. be willing to do our
kitchen work"
George, YOU are simply odiousr'-
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Changed Hi. Mind .

"No,' said Mr.. Fosdick decidedly, II
tell you once for all, my daughter, that
cannot think of letting you marry that
young man. Why. he's nothing but a
poor farmer"
Poor farmer papa?' repeated Miss
Fosdick. Il guess you don't know that
Reuben has ten acres of fine potatoes
ready for the market"
"Heavens, You don't say l withdraw
my objection, My dear child. you will he
rich beyond the dreams of ayarice."-
Detroit Free Press
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An then, to show what he could do,
He'd jump 70 old "Ben Belt"
An when he'd whistled that all through
On Belle Malone" took holt.
Next, Listen to thc Nockin Birdb
That was the sweetest foot;
Twas iNst as 81 each note was drawn
From out silver aute.
But when ne struck Through Georgia"
| knew the whstin limb
Purtendin 70 be some one else
Was our old Ilain Jim.
An now ne doesn't do a thing
But earn his daily wage
BY dressin up in fancy clothes,
A-whistlin on a stagel
But how lie learned it unbeknovn
To mother an to ne
Shows what it is TO have 4 gem
1us IN the family.
Chicago Record. Herald,
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Ry BirthriGht.

ITO what" asked the young woman
with the notebook, do you attribute your
remarkable power in training these ami
mails and keeping them in subjoction?"
Well" replied Mile CAstella, the lady
wonder OF the arena, II think | inherited
it from my mother. She was u strong
minded woman. My father was rcgu-
lar bear, and she had to subdue him about
once a day MS long as she lived. Chi.
cago Trihdne.
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A Chinese belle on special occasions
Will entirely bedaub her face with
white paint, adding rouge to the lips
and cheeks in such profusion that she
looks more like IA painted mask than
anything human. Her eyebrows are
blackcned with charred sticks and
arched or narrowed in accordance with
her idea of beauty.
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Ascum-So you're engaged to be mar
ricd to Miss Strong, eh? How did it hap
pen? You told me you always got so
hashful when you were alone with a girl
that you couldn't speak.
Timmid- That's just it. When l didn't
answer her question, she said "Silence
gives consent" and that settled it,
Philadelphia Press.
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Fixing the Limit.

Tie Tather dtiiden)-Er-now that we
are engaged, ] suppose you-er-won't
object To my kissing you?
She (much less sol-Certainly not
Help yourself. And when mamma comes
in want you to kiss her also.
He S-say, let's h-break the engage,
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THE WHISTLER.

You'd oughter hear him whistle once.
That long legged boy Of mine;
He was the ornarcst galcot
OF the whole kit Of nine
His mother had II In for him
To he a preacher chap
Because he hadn't sense enough
To earn his daily pap.
But one night when we sat aroua
An all was kinder still
An peaceful an the harvest moon
Was clinbin DER the hill
There come a stfsgeier UP the road
Among the moonbcams white
A.whisthn every tune on earth
with all his main an might.
He did stunt u ragtime tunes,
Then patriotic airs,
Like Tenth on the Old Camp Ground"
Or How a Soldier Fares"
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To soften the hands keep dish Of
Indian meal by the side of the soap ON
your toilet stand, and every time you
wash your hands rub the meal freely
ON them with the soap.
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GRO BE CONTINUED


For many centuries the Chinese have
dated all their public acts, documents
and chronology from the accessions ot
the enperorS
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him.
''Brace up, old fellow. All is not
yet over. The speaking-tube leads to
fresh air. Here, put your lips to it
and breathe through your mouth"
The artist heard the words and
made an effort to obey these drec-
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a household necessity, Or. Thomas
EClcCtriC oil Heals burns, cuts, wounds OF
any sCrt; cures sore throat, Group, catarrh
a = fails