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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
Groceries.


Corrected b. Nell s. Eilinsham)
Syrup-siiver Drip syrup, zis-ib' voc
3-lb. quart cans 2 dozen in case. ~. 90
doz.: Fancy DriDs, bbls, a5e; &c oddi-
tional IN half-bblsl; New Orleans molas-
SEES choice new, zoc; prime, s5c; 3-lb quart
cans. 2-doz. case, si.ioal.e5 doz.; bakers.
goods, 1Sc gallon,
Teas-Youns Hyson, per ib.. s0n55c; gun
powder. sGnsbc: imperial. 4va5oc: Japan
Cand,es-Star, full W.T., ,0h.c; paratine
per Id, l2c. Electric Light. per 10. He
vinegar--shotee cider i20lse Der gallon;
standard .si'y brands, ionliG per gaiion'
Fish No. ] fnackere,. 200 HIS. zoo hsn.
sl6.oo; No. ! extra mackorei, i7-bb', new,
Rice Fancy pearl, &c: choice pearl. oStc;
choice domestic 65Hc; fancy head. Zee,
sslt-No l. per Dbl, 800 extra, per Dbl,
sl.35. dairy line. 5-bu sacks. sl.l0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES medium s. G.
hams, 12ise: 20-lb average, I2%c; breakfast
bacon, uAm12c; $. G. shoulders. 91zc; city
sides. 107sqllAc; ham beef. 15psc.
oil-Lard. extra western. strsine" coo;
: carbon oil. 10. sac; carbon, loo 9i4ci
water white, 9ise; Lewis miners winter
white. CSC; summer white, OHIO test. 4oc.
Lard-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces. lie;
Silver Leaf, tierces, lie. The advance for
smaller packages over tierces Is as fol-
lows: Tubs, ssc; 50-lb. tins. NC; 2o-ip.
tins. &c; lo-lb. tins, nc: bib. nns' "c' d
sugars-cutioaf. 5.s7c. cubes. 5s2c; pow
dered.. 5.4lc;, eranulated, coarse s' Ssc;
STanuiateu, nDe, o.3ics CoiuHpld y, o'v--'
American A. b.02e; white extra &, Aofc;
G, f.52c; choice fruit sugar. 432c.
Conee-Green coffee. faney Golden Mo.
iGc; fancy green, i5c. choice green. 147tc;
roasting grades. ie,s-: Java. 26lzc. hoast-
ed in packages. Arrow. 1o.14c; Fan Handle.
11.14c; Arbuckle & Co.'S roasted, 1Hc;
Lion, 10.14c; bulk roasted, sls4loc; Mocha
and government Java roasted, z719c; Mo-
cha and Java, 27i4c: A grade Rio. l2lac.
Brooms-Ordinary sweeping. 2son3:zo
per dozen: carpet, s3.seQsio; stable. $40;
whisps, $l.20: hearth $l00.
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FIour--Famous. choice family -four, In
paper, 1850 per Dbl; Minnehaha. in cotton
sacks or wood, $40: Galaxy In paper
sacks, $780, spring wheat Minnehahs. q
Best In wood and cotton, sfi5; Pillsbury' $
in paper, 1896; Gold Coin, Nlo in cotton =, OF sr
wood, $3.50 in paper or jute; Loyal, $S;6o
in paper; Reliance in wood or cotton, 100.
in paper, $3.50; Winter Wheat, Silver Lake,
in 4 paper, 1885, s3s5 in wood; rye flour,
in Jk-barrel sacks, $3.50; Ben Hur patent.
wood, $40; paper, si.1o: jute, 100 lbs, si.l0.
Wheat-Per bushel. CSC; new coming In.
Some disposition to shade prices on q
light demand.
Corn-Old. CSC; new. csc.
Oats-Western, new. out OF store, 45c;
home new, 3SM40c.
Feed-Middhngs. per ton. $500; bran.
per ton, S21.0.
Uay-No / new, baled. si3.50Ql4 90 loose.
s140oa15.oo. Prices fluctuate slightly. ac-
coriing to supply and demand.
Straw-Loose. $500; oat straw. 500:
wheat straw, $3.50.
az 90: prime, S275. The market is still
strong.
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the movement later in the day and
achieved an extreme advance, of 2ss
on very heavy dealings. closing at the
highest. Other stocks reacted some
what from the top. influenced partly
by n break o. 40 in Chicago a North
western preferred. 81. Peuls extreme
rise was s points, Union Pacific IN
and Southern Pacific point. Among
the stocks TO come forward late in tho
day were members of the soft coal
group and the Southwesterns with
gains of TO ls. Sugar was also quite
notably strong. rising Ia, and Inter-
national Power advanced Pa. The
early weakness of the market was quite
generally overcome by the late adj
vance. Amalgamated Copper. which
fell . points in the morning, closed
with net loss of only rs. There were
some very large selling orders in the
stock, aud it was affected by the weak
ness of raw copper in London1 The
local fractions and Peoples Gas Were
also prominent in the early depression.
Glucose fell 2is and the preferred I'M
der raids by the bears. and Hooking
Coal WAS IbTCCV uoWH III WIN ~ SUI
sequent recovery. There was some dis
continuance in early dealings of yes
terday's strength In the Nanderhilts.
New York Central rising rs, Chicago
A. Northwestern 3 and the preferred
ga, but the movement was not con-
tinued after the reaction In the market.
There was no specific news to account
for the action of the market. but 1t
was undoubtedly based upon the as
sumption that the negotiations now In
progress Will result in the statement
OF the Northern Pacific controversy
with benefit to the whole trans-con-
tinental railroad situation.
The bond market was quite active
and broad and prices as rule adj
vanccd. Total sales par value S46To,-
600
United States refunding 2's declined
u and the old As Il per cent on the
/ last call
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NEW YORK, October 20, 4:05 p. NJ
London quotations came Is to Il above
our close last night. Our market open
ed at about last nights closing figures,
and during the first two hours remained
dull and within narrow range, when
a bull boom of no mean magnitude
visited prices. 1t appeared to be based
upon the theory that the interests at
stake with regard to Northern Pacific
were too large to permit final dis
agreement, Notwithstanding the state
ments of both sides to the controversy
that none of the details had as yet been
settled. From an Indifferent early stag
nation there was gradual increase in
activity with dealings in large blocks
in the principal shares. The leaders
of the speculation were st. Paul and
Union Pacific. The buying proceeding
on the theory that both properties
would be considerably benefited by a
readjustment of relations in the North
west. Both stocks scored gains OF
about per cent.
Foreign exchange was considerably
easier in tone to-day. The buying OF
st. Paul as well as Union Pacific was
evidently by inside sources and one re-
port had it that an arbitration commit
tee has been formed and that the de-
tails will be announced later in the
week.
In the industrial list. which was gem
orally firm In sympathy with railroads,
there were two exceptions, Amalgamat-
ed Copper was weak and Glucose sold
at the lowest prices for some time, ow-
ing to doubt in regard to declaring the
full dividend.
The close was at or near the highest
of the day, with gains Of one TO three
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Celery--25e per bunch.
ParSley--10nl.c per dozen, az TO size
Iettuce--40etboc bushel. supply Is only
moderate.
onions--ig,saf ibc per dozen, according to
size
Radishes--ls ISGflsc per dozen,
Cabbage Home grown, $l+uVuizo per Dbl,
Green Corn--l5fs20c per dozen, Si.boIi.i 70
per hbl Getting scarce.
Onions-Sl.25 per bushel; S3.ooU3.25 per
barrel: Spanish, si.s5 per crate.
Be.ts-vNew, lhazec dozen.
Carrott--lenl5c per dozen.
Spinach-Home. Doc per bushel.
EaIe-75c19S1. 90 per barrel
Tomatoes--Home grown, 6o'H .bc per bu.
Cucumbers--tioriie grown. i5u2oc dozen.
Gems-Rockyfords, Sl.f6tl225 per crate.
Duckwheat-$2 7JI3.00 per leo pounds.
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|" Bid; I Asked.
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.

Specials to White & White
NEW YORK, October %, $3.50 p. H.
The market was active and strong
throughout the day, with St. Paul, I'm
ion Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Southern
Pacific and Vanderbilts shares leading.
There was no news, but the aggressive
buying indicated improving develop
ments. Apart from the stocks mention
ed, the trading was professional and
many industrials, notably Amalgamated
Copper, were distinctly heavy. Stand
ard Oil interests were beliveed to be
buyers of their favorite stocks. Much
bear talk was heard on Glucose shares.
DICK BROS. & co.
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SPECULATIVE ACTIVITY
Was Confined to n Few High Priced
stocks.
(By Associated Press.)

CBy Associated Press)
NEW YORK, October 23.-Specula-
tive activity to-day was largely con-
fined again to few stocks but the field
of action shifted from the vanderbilts
and Chicago & Northwestern into ST.
Paul, Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific. An overwhelming proportion of
the days total business was in these
three socks. The aggregate dealings
rose considerably over those Of recent
time, and as the day progressed the
market showed broadening tendency
in sympathy with the sustained
strength OF the three leaders. Chicago
Greatwestern came conspicuously into
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MIscerianeou. Produce.

Butter--Creamery 24I26c; choice coun-
try, GfI20c. country, good. 1onl1c; coun-
try, light loo; butterine, 1901
Eggs-2la22c per do2.. and In light sup
ply. =.
Navy Beans-Handpieked. 2.4Jd3.oo per
bushel. a.
Cheese--rrlme Ohio factory. 10uiOhc.
New York. lac; Limburger, lztsc; Sweit-
ger, f3d14e
Lard-lo4lois per pound
Ioney--IGc per pound
Potatoes-Home grown. g. SOAP rs per
Dbl: 75a,Soc per bu.. as TO quality; in mod
crate supply. Sweets, si.b0uil5 per Dbl;
e0Fysc per bushel.
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Corrected by Goodhue & Coy
cattle-Extra 1000 to 100. A.o0d425:
good. 800 to j, 900 s40OGl4.25: good. 500 TO 800.
g. T5as4OO; common, 900 to 800, 2.75a30o;
HOS Hoes-Extra. SC. 25as.5O; good. ss.ooas25:
common, S5o0n6.0O
Sheep-s3. 259s.50; market nominal.
I.ambs-s4 50l7550: spring lambs, $500
$50; yearlings, s4oo445e. Prices nominal.
Fresh Cows-s2o 0Oa30.00. Demand light.
4 Calyes-S5 $4,000; grassers. s3ooDS400.
Market generally dull. for live stock.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,

NEW YORK, October 23.-Close:
Money on call steady at 3a4 per cent.
last loan per. cent; ruling rate 3A
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 41sa5 pei
cent.
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
business In bankers bills at $4.S6h foI
demand and at $4.84ha4.84H for sixty
days; posted rates s4.85 and $4.S7k
commercial bills s4.83Ka4.s4.
Bar silver 572sc.
Mnv;aap- dpl1opc AK
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THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, October 23.-To-
days statement of the treasury balan-
ces in the general fund exclusive of the
$3.50, 00O, 900 gold reserve in the division
of redemption shows:
Available cash balance 1855, ,4s1.
Gold $1O1, 1854
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ARBUcKLE's COFFEE
IS UP DECIDEDLY
Plums and Melons Arc Ont of tho
Market.
Buttcr Il Lower and Eeas Higher.
Poultry is Cominx in More Freely
and the Price Has Drepped-fots-
toes Arc Also Lower.
REGISTER OFFICE.

WHEELING, october %, 1901.
No changes are recorded Ia live stock
or produce from last week. the market
remaining steady at last quotations. In
the grocery market the features were
an advance in Arhuckie's coffee aud a
decrease in flour. Canned goods are un-
changed. Lard is a shade lower. Po-
tatoes have fallen off under freer ar
rivals. and the same is true OF butter
auu poultry. WHIT esgs are UP ole Sen'.
Game IS beginning 10 put IN on appear
ance. and viii soon be plentiful. Melons
are out OF date.
We quote as follows;
Fruits.
Corrected by p Baehrasn & Sons.)
Apples-New Early Harvest, S3.5odfS.oo
per bill; home grown. s2.09a2.5o.
Peaches--hoIne grown, A.O04..N per bu /,
very plentiful, ard fine.
Bananas-Ranging from si.oo TO SITS, nc
0oraing to quality and size.
Bemons-Extra fancy, SS.50M4.O.
Oranges--Jamaicas, ss.2sGis.5o per box.
Limes-N. or4il2o
Jamaica Pine Apples range from 12ls
TO 10 cents each.
Cocoanuts-50c per doz.; s4.oe per sack
Poultry.
Chickens-Livc s2.5oo3.o0 per doz. Ease
per Id. Young chickens. Sc per 10. Com
ing little freer and In good demand.
Ducks-S2 $3.50 1--we; dressed, aVaSoc'
nominal
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EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Seaboard
Air Line, second week in October, in
crease $19.076; from July lst increase
1921 Iva.
Wisconsin Central, second week in
October, increase S1S,4S2; from July
list, increase $1SS.354.
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Special to the Register.
NEW YORK. October 2S.-The Lon
Con market to-day was a very satisfac-
tory one, the close being steady. while
Paris was heavy. Liverpool reports
rorn Ac lower; wheat &c lower.
The railroads monooolized attention
to-day. with Union Pacific leading the
market in volume of business, and
making strong gain along with St
paul. Atchison also pulled up some
what. The pending Northwestern deal
IS the absorbing topic, and as result
the industrials were Largely neglected.
The Pacifics generally shared In the
hull movement in the railroads, and
the close on those shares was around
the high point. There appears to be no
immediate change Of gold exports, as
exchange is easier.
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NEW YORK. October e. s.s7 ..

NEW YORK. October 90. s.s7 D. NJ
A temporary change in the aspect OF
the market has been brought about by
the gigantic proposition 10 combine a
number Of the largest of the railroad
companies of the west. and the same
may serve as basis for some further
advances - however, general conditions
are not materially changed and accord
ing TO our judging this advance affords
a splendid opportunity for taking prof
its.
CT HUDSON & co.
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Canned Goods.

Prices still maintain the high level. New
tomatoes. 81. 10; tomatoes, 3z-lb, 81. 40: Hart
ford Co. stand. corn. zoe; 2-lb peaches, yell
low free, $50: GLIB standard table, s.. 80;
California lemon cling peaches. $50; Bal
timore peaches. s1.75 pie peaches, s5c;
lib Deep Sea full standard cove oysters,
81 90: Acorn standard string beans, Toe:
2-lb can corn beef, $3.50; lib can Clipped
beef, s225; lib can lunch tongue. $3.25.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

CHICAGO, October 23,EWheat-De-
cember 71Bc; May 74ssc.
Corn-December 56%a561sc; May
5S1ka5S5sc.
Oats-December 35Rc; May 37ssc.
Pork-January $3.50 bid; May
s15.12.
Lard-Panuary 1892; May 1897.
Ribs-January s7.85; May 1875.
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TIE BULLS DOOMED
RAILROADS YESTERDAY
xxuuE THE INpUsTRIALs WERE
NEGLECTED. AND WE'RE COM
PARATIvELY HEAVY.
Union PACIFIC VERY ACTIVE.
YEARLY 2O2, 600 SHARES WERE SOLD
DURING THE DAY

Ar Substantial Net Gain-St. Paul
Also scored q Good Advance ON
Moderate transactions - Copper
Wa. Weak, and Glucose Sugar
sold Down Badly-The Volume of
Business Was Better Than Usual.
A Review of the General Markets.
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WhisN Firm,

CINCINNATI. Ohio. October 23.--
Whiskey, distillers finished goods firm
on basis of $780,
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Purchaser to pay accrued interest
Many of the above quotations are neces-
sarily nominal.
PfttsburE Closing.
Special to White & White.
PITTSBURG, October g.
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The Clearing House.

WHEELING. October %.
Alex. Mitchell, Manager of the Wheeling
Clearing House. made the following report
yesterdsy Exchanges. Balances.
yTadnesdav SIP III Sc s14.500 90
Same day last week. 1926 "a zl,b0O 90
Same day last month. 9S964 AZ 1860 90
Totals for week to date:
Monday ................Sl 43, $50 ~ 81 5W ~
Tuesday .....,.... 81 596 o. 1000 90
yyednesdav - 122 III So 20, 500 90
Total .Ss56. s74 so 8 ss, 900 90
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Manager Clearing House.
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points. the latter IN the leading issues,
and with an increase of activity.
]. S. BACHE a. co.
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Adams ..........1s5 UNITED States. 90
American lis Wels-Fargo =. .16of
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New York curb Closing.
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, October %.
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The following table shows the openins,
high. low and closing prices of stocks on
Wall street yesterday:
Special to White g. White.
NEW YORK. october 20
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Money opened at sl4 per cent: high.
per cent: low, 3 per cent; closed 5ia
per cent. Most of the days loans We're
at 49, per cent.
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Total sales for the day, 7s2, 400 shares.
New Ulm review., 1901-10-16

the number of officers necessary to
man them and a few auxiliary yes
sells, would be no less than thou
sand, and the problem presented is
how these officers can be secured in
the short time remaining. At pres
ent the line of the navy, under the
personnel act, and as fed from An
napolis, is increasing only at the rate
of ten per year in number (40 Off
GERS being retired arbitrarily each
year), which would make 80 for the
three years. According to Admiral
Crowninshield, the only remedy is to
increase the number of cadets at the
naval academy to not less than sOO
1t is recommended that, beginning
with the next congress, there shall
be allowed at the academy two naval
cadets for every representative or
delegate, two for each senator, one
for the District Of Columbia, and ten
at large annually, and that the course
be limited to four years.
New Ulm review., 1901-10-16
NOT ENOUGH OFFICERS.
Navy Lacks Sufficient Men to Man
ships-Rcport of Crown
inghieId

Washington, Oct. 14.-In his annual
report to the secretary Of the navy,
Rear Admiral Crowninshield, chief of
the navigation bureau, speaks of the
reduction made during the past year
in the strength Of the Asiatic feet,
which was drawn upon to furnish
two vessels to reestabish the Euro
pean station and will be further di-
minished in order to permit of the
commissioning Of at least two train
ing ships and an increaseS of the
North Atlantic squadron by two gun
boats and of the Pacific squadron by
possibly one. 1t is particularly de-
sirable to have some small ships for
gulf service on the Atlantic side. It
is said that the operations on the
Asiatic station were marked by uni
form success and that the conduct of
our sailors and marines in China in
the main was all that could be asked
for
Sailors were enlisted during the
year to the number of 1886, making
the total men in service 18,S25. From
this number there were 1888 deser-
tions.
The most important feature of the
report, that Of personnel, is reserved
for the last. Admiral Crowninshield
already has given warning to con-
gress of the absolutely imperative
need of the navy for more officers
and men. Now he adds some start
ling figures to support his renewed
recommendations. He says if the de-
partment were called upon to man
the ships for war service, it could not
meet the demand. There are not
enough line officers to man the ships
already constructed. When, in three
years, the vessels now under con-
struction shall have been completed,
New Ulm review., 1901-10-16
Train wrecked bx Omen suitch

Loveland, o., Oct. 14.-Pennsylvania
train No. 21, due here at 9:45 a. M,
the New York express, struck an
open switch at Sorrers Stone spur
while running so miles an hour Sat-
urday. Engineer Emanuel List
jumped and was internally injured.
The fireman was also hurt, but not
seriously. The engine plowed deep
into, the steep bank. None of the
passengers were seriously hurt, but
many were bruised by being thrown
over the seats.
New Ulm review., 1901-10-16
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"something--New Under the SUM-"

All doctors have tried to cure Catarrh
py lhr. use of powders, acid gases, lnhal-
ers and drugs in paste form. Their pow
iers dry up the mucuous membranes
causing them To crack open and bleed.
i'he powerful acids used in the inhalers
nave entirely eaten away the same mem
branes that their makers have aimed to
reach the disease. An old and expert
enced practitioner who has fol nlany
years made close study and speciality
of the treatment of CATARRH, has at
last perfected Treatment which when
faithfully used, not only relieves at
once, but permanently cures CATARRH
bg removing the cause, stopping the dis
charges, and curing all inflammation. II
is the only remedy known to science
that actually reaches the afflicted parts.
This wonderful remedy is known as
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package containing internal and extern
al medicine sufficient for full months
treatment and everthing necessary to its
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"SNUFFLES" is the only perfect CA
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recognized as the only safe and positive
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New Ulm review., 1901-10-16

toria, under Saturdays date, that
Gen. French's columns have captured
Commandant Scheeper. Lord Kitch-
ener does not state whether Scheep-
er's commando, which has been ac
tive in Cape Colony, was captured or
not. The British have been in pur-
suit for aacouple of weeks. Scheeper
himself was so i'll that he was obliged
to travel in buggy.
Cecil Rhodes q Physical Wreck.
London, Oct. 14.-Cecil Rhodes,
whose part in politics and empire
making is wildly recalled by the
Schnadhorst letters, is living almost
absolutely alone at quiet hotel, on
diet and with the attentions of a
man who is seriously i'll. There is no
doubt that he is suffering from heart
disease and is no longer the robust
man of former times; yet he never
missed day this week at the office
of the British chartered South Afri-
can company, burying himself in de-
tails and conducting long, tedious
meetings without complaint or men
tion of his ill-health. After these
duties, however, in the quiet of his
hotel, he seems to become almost a
wreck. 'ltke a man liable to go off at
any moment" as one of his few Wis
itors said on coming out from his
room.
Usually Mr.. Rhodes is supremely in
different to public sentiment, prefer
ring rather to ride roughshod over
criticism, but in the matter of the
schnadhorst letters he has expressed
keenest desire to hear public COM
ment. His efforts, however, have met
with slight success.
New Ulm review., 1901-10-16
Accommo odation Train Ditched.

Warsaw, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE south
bound Elkhart-Indianapolis accom-
mediation train on the Big Four rail-
road was wrecked just south of this
place Saturday The locomotive, aft
er running a hundred feet on the
ties. was ditched. but the coaches
remained in an upright position.
Over a hundred passengers were
badly shaken up, but none serious
ly injured. The engineer and fire.
man escaped by jumping. The acci-
dent was caused by washout.
New Ulm review., 1901-10-16
Hard work to secure Jury.

Georgetown, KY, Oct. 1.-THE ma
terial for the selection of jurors in
the Caleb Powers trial from Scott
county having been exhausted Fri
day, and the jury being still incom-
plete. special venire was issued
which Saturday brought in 100 men
from Bourbon county. At ten o'clock
the commonwealth accepted the jury,
but the defense began to exercise it's
right Of peremptory challenge.