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the door and, placing the count fiat
on the seat, he proceeded to remove
his upper clothing and make an ex-
animation, shaking his head from tina
to time and pursuing his lips.
Doctor" said Count Berchtold
family, eff am about to die you must
tell me. as there are important mat
ters to be attended to-"
You feel much pain?" inquired the
physician.
None whatever" answered the
count.
THAT is to be expected" answered
Mattel. "The most serious wounds
cause the least discomfort I do not
think you are in immediate danger.
But when we reach Brunn We must
cush you to the hospital of Doctor
K" he continued, addressing me.
You agree with me?"
He had interposed his body be-
tween myself and the count so that |
had seen nothing If the proceedings.
Now, approaching, l perceived that
the place which Mattel had been swab-
bing with the strips of sterilized gauze
which he had taken from his pocket
was absolutely uninjured. Mattel had
fired blank cartridge.
There is a schoolboy trick of caus.
ing sense of diffused pain by press.
ing with the thumb nail and saving
the finger along the flesh immediate
ly in front of it. Mattel now per.
formed this interesting experiment,
which is based. believe, upon the in
sensibility of adjacent nerve tibers,
and | saw a spasm of pain cross the
counts face
AN intercostal glancing wound, |
should say. doctor" Mattel continued.
perhaps the ball is behind the ster.
mum. Is that your view?"
assented.
And now said Doctor Mattel, ad.
dressing Count Berchtold again, 81
shall give you a hypodermic and"
The count shook his head and
turned his eyes on the doctors face
with an expression of latent suspi.
cion 1t was clear that he did not
recognize the bandit in him. but his
decision was final What must have
been his agony of mind, at the thought
of dying there!
Il prefer to keep my consciousness, /"
he said Il am expecting some friends
at Brunn. You will inform the sta
tion master that Count Berchtold is
injured, and have them admitted at
once to the hospital. And l rely on
your discretion aad secrecy"
Your excellency," said Doctor Mat.
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fifth a humble-looking tradesman and
a little boy. Whatever Mattel was de-
vising. the chances of interference
were practically nil.
We had been in the second com
partment about five or six minutes
when the sound of pistol shot, star
tied cry. and evidences of a struggle
in the counts compartment brought
us to our feet in the corridor The
bell-rope communicating with the en-
gine was jerked furiously: then came
the sound of second shot. the maiden
ladies screamed, the tradesman rushed
toward us, trembling with fear. and
we burst into the counts compart-
ment.
The outer door swung open, and
at the window we saw Mattel, masque-
rading in an old coat and a despera-
dos slouch hat, waving a still smok-
ing pistol. AS we looked he seemed
to leap from the footboard to the
ground. The train was slowing down
Count Berchtold leaned against the
door post. He was very pale. and
his handsome features still bore the
look of surprise with which he must
have witnessed Matters intrusion. He
was pressing his hand to his side.
Il think ] am fatally wounded
gentlemen" he said in German. smil.
ing family, and sank back against the
cushions
The two old ladies'. the tradesman
the little boy gathered around the
open door and stared at the specta
Gle. l saw powder stains upon the
counts coat, over the heart The dread
full suspicion came to me that Mattel
had actually killed Berchtold. The
train had stopped, the guard came
hurriedly along the footboard from
carriage to carriage. followed by q
mob of excited passengers.
"Murder!" shouted somebody. "A
highwayman!" IAN assassin
Search the track"
And just then Doctor Mattel came
bustling along the corridor, dressed
as when l hid seen him, and wearing
highly professional and i.portan1
air.
II am physician" he said in Ger
man. Keep these PEOPLE away
please" He turned to the cvnduc
tor We'll, what are you gaping at
you idiot?" he demanded. start thu
train moving and make your tastes
run to Brunn. Don't you see this gen
| tleman has been wounded?"
| Beckoning us inside, he slammed
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FAMOUS RACE TRACK DOOMED
EmeryviIle Course to Be Subdivided
Into City Lots-No Hope for Sport
In Near Future.

The Emeryville race track, the most
famous course in the West when run
ning-horse racing held cway in Cali
fornia, soon will be subdivided into
city lots. according to announcement
by the owners of the property.
The lease held on the track by the
California Jockey club. which was ef-
fective until 1918. has been annulled.
1t had been held by the Jockey club
in the hope that legislation might be
adopted which would revive racing
in the state.
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Money Rowlers on Jaunt.

The greatest pair of money bowlers
in the country-Jimmy Smith and
Alex Dunbar of New York announced
they're going from city to city in the
greatest alley campaign ever mapped
out by any pair of pin knights The
tour is being promoted by Sam Karpf.
They will travel for two months. ar.
irving in San francisco in December,
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Breaks BILLINGS Msfk.

]. r. McCune, vice-presIdent of the
Matinee club of Pittsburgh and Allie
gheny, broke the worlds record for a
pole team at Pittsburgh by driving
his two great trotters, Ross B. and
Brighton B., mile in 2:061h. The
former mark was 2:07%, made at
Cleveland several years age by c. X.
g. Billings, driving The Monk and
Equity.
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Rank Not Considered.

In the Japanese navy an admiral
gets the same allowance for food as
his enlisted sailors
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area has remained nearly sta.
uonary over the eastern sections. but
the temperatures are slightly higher
TO the Atlantic coast and considered
~ higher in the central West and
middle Mississippi valley region, pre-
eedins an extensive area Of low pres.
sure that Is central over the middle
Plateau region.
A high pressure. cool weather area
IS moving eastward over the upper
Lake region
Cloudy and rainy weather prevails
In sections of Texas and Oklahoma.
and on the South Carolina coast. but
iair weather is the. rule in other sec.
tons. ffI
FAR and warmer weather Is indi.
Gated for this section tonight and part.
~ elo'ly and favorably warm weather
today
Local data; Highest temperature
yesterday II degrees: lowest last
night. ~ degrees: no rainfall.
The Ohio in the district will con-
tinue 10 fall.
H. c. Howe. S. d.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGToN. W. Va. Sept. "a
Mrs. y. Hanley and daughters. Mary
and Mrs 5. Sturm. and children have
some 10 Pittsburgh. on business.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mathews will leave TO-DAY
for two weeks visit at Cambridge
Springs. Pa.
Arch Cowan Is visiting relatives in
Jniontown, Pa, and vicinity
r. G.. Floyd. OF the Hamilton Furni.
ture Company. Is In ParkersburR.
where he took the examination for an
embalmer's license before the state
board
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore have
returned from a visit In Atlantic CITY.
Miss Lottie Glover. OF Gap. has re-
turned home from visit with Miss
Mildred Quirk.
George W. Hawkins. A. j. Hess. 1.
W Darrs will attend the Methodist
conference az Parkersburr this week.
Miss Fanny Lipscomb. Of Oakland.
Nd. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs b Gun
ningham. on Burt Hm
Mrs. McDorman. OF Montpelier. Ind
De- the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. j
W. Fitzpatrick. ON Locust avenue
ur. Phoebe Moore accompanied Mrs
Thomas buchanan 90 sanaturium az
OF city "a. yesterday
Miss Virginia Hewitt has ien for
Philadelphia. where che viii enter
school
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DALLAS

DALLAS. W. Va. sept st.-Rss. J.
r. i.aughner. o. Porterville, Pa. Who
has been preaching. each Afternoon and
evening ~ the Presbyterian church, viii
leave today for his home. Next week
The meeting viii be IN charge o. Rsv.
AR. and Mrs Clarence McCuliourh
stricklin returned Friday from = visit
with relatives at Woodrow. Pa.
s. NJ. Stricklin resumed his duties a.
p. ID carrier Friday. after = hftteu
days vacation.
WIN Davis completed two sifos this
week Tor VIM. Buchanan.
James Archer lost a fine Jersey coz
IhursdaF from laundering on anpIee
Miss Rose Hart of Cleveland. q L.
pcndinF several weeks with her father.
Mr. Amos Hart
Mrs Mary Jane Rhoadea Of War
Dallas
Mr. GUY srinks 81 WoodIavn. IL
VISITING Mr. and Mrs CLYDE crawford
Harry kimnins Of CiayevII1a La
pending several DAYS with hia mother
We . W. klmmiua
Mre billy Burton of WeIishurr. T.
tisitlng Der parents. Mr and Mrs Mac
hhoadre
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Mrs. Bessie Dunlap has left for
Cleveland. o.. after visit at the
home OF Mr. Albert Miller. OF North
Main street
The Shakespeare Club viii meet
Monday evening. September 81. AZ
the home o. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown.
ing. corner of Charles and Twenty.
seventh streets
Mrs James d. Mathews will enter.
tain The Forinlrbty Club AZ her home
at Fourteenth and Charles streets
Friday cFeninr. September "a This
VIII De the first meeting 81 this club
of Che winter social season. and BE- o.
expected that an tse member will
be present
Mr. NJ a Jones BE- 300 at the homo
Of Der daushtcr Mrs Harry Crotr. OF
Mariana street.
Miss Edith Robinson went TO Hava
va. on Ihureday evening. called
here by the serious illness OF Miss
Beatrice Baquay Miss Haduav was
recent visitor IN this city with
Mice Robinson
Niles Florence Frazier OF MAYNARD
o.. is The house guest Of her cousins
The Misses Green. ~ Commerce
street
Mr. and Nre Edward Chufs re-.
turned Thursdav evening from = ".
cation N week spent ~ Cleveland
n ard lake rointf They reporf a
me time but cool weather
J. Moore. Of Independence. Pa
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-The most i'm
pressive and wholesome feature OF to-
days market was the broad IL somewhat
belated demand for investment shares
comprising the railroad group. These
stocks featured IN every active trading
OF the nnal hour. causing the more VIOLA
tile specialties 10 fall back 20 a subord-
mate position.
Buying Of the railroad stocks coincid-
Cd with reports that the preliminaries
connected with the Angio-frencn credit
negotiations had reached a satisfactory
working basis. II also was rumOred
that the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion would soon announce n schedule OF
freight rates more favorable 10 some or
the western roads. but this received
little credence
Virtually classes OF railways figured
IN the advance. but greatest strength
was shown By Canadian Pacific. which
rose 50 points 10 1853 and the other
Pacincs, a. well as Changers, trunk
lines and coalers.
United states Steers strength was an
encouraging factor the stock advancing
~ 20 7SH. Total sales for the day
amounted TO 100000 shares
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations ~ Q. ?. Hrauniish 4 O..
NoHEY EARKnr

l.l.r tffrlur rn dlr b.li.
ZOOS. demand sac cables gi-f1-.
.H... demand n.Ha ..HI..
demand 800. tHNIrH GaH Huhfr. lr
ntnd tlsD. rHlIrH 1far u1f afIE.-
i's Mexican dollars .stc Govern.
Uruf bond. steady WrIIrarr 49,. D.
strong
fImr iaaUH net1f. GG fata ga ast..
I'D aHI HIE months
fHII money steady. HI~H los. De-
IIHH fHir IHHI loan q rI0r.nr tId
I.I. offered 40
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURC. W. Va. Sept a.
Williamson A. Pearce. drilling for he
Robert Miller Sons. OF the George Az.
new farm. drilled IN well on We'd
nesday which will be good for several
million feet % gas per day. The well
also made q good showing OF oil. and
hos about ten feet Of pay sand u
has not yet been onlcially gagged.
This same company viii drill another
well on the same farm within a very
short time.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. af-CattIe
steady; supply light Choice 50 OONs 25.
prime $3.50 700
sneep-steadys supply light. Prime
MeIners $3.50 1850. culls and commons
1900 00i lambs S6OOIg 00. veal
calves si2b0N125O
Hogs-steady: receipts 10 double decks
Prime heavies S8.15fls 25: mediums and
heavy workers. tS.50mSTE: fight WORKERS
91sb; roughs S6.0Od6.s0.
CHICAGO. Sept 24-Hors. reccints
ll9g0 steady. Bulk 3720msiB: lieht
a.a9 msibt mixed S6sbUS4E: heavv
ssse.sfg sS5' roughs $500 ESQ. pigs
Cattle-Receipts 900. firm Nstiv.
beef cattle $500 d1o.aO: cows ana hoe
ers fz.s5 p s.25; calves S725N1 90
ers t5.5Oa6.f5; ewes 81. asGs7s. i,1hs
$3.50 900. w. '''''"H
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

WV YORK Sept Butter steady.
creamery extras fol er1reI 1lr. rrsam-
cry ihiFher ar0urrI rtr mrs.. rrf-
2fft EGIsc. asrandr arf.nrI.
Egg .rreruIar. fTrah gathered on.
va. Htr. rH'rHH Ii..I. .HI. Il. Hf I...
fIrafH .GnrIa #r..rIr ..a
nnIrnr Hrnrrrg whites fn. Iu r....
LIn l.r nearby NfnUl.. brown. .H.
fnerra steady state whole r.r.
fresh fiatH speculate ffh mrr.. Ua n.sr.
nre fancy 1910
Dressed poultry. IIrH a...fnr. fa....
rm FHnrfInr chicken" IH"..H r...H
fowls seed 1915 nrer. frozen tur.e.a III
MnIn. Live poultry frm urnrrr.
chirE.l1 Zoe. fnHH IT. WffHr. fur.
Flour STEADY
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COTTON MARKET.

NJ WORK. Sept 2a-Cotton futurss
opened steady; october sII:I5: Decem Der
.t.el January hi.79. March $500:
\ little later January contracts sold
A. fl-Ve and October al slI.45 but al
tnls leNel realizing became even more &C
tiNc and the market show ed reactions OF
20 10 points curing the middle OF the
afternoon western houses were among
the heavy sellers on the setback
spot cotton steady. middling uplands
sll.55; sales 200 bales.
cotton futures closed barely steady
Oetooer az; December SI1T5: Janu-
AIRY Wis.,; March Si2.il: May sis27
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TRADE

NEW YORK. sept. 81 Bradstreets
tomorrow will say.
Trade currents are running more
freely than heretofore: remaining OBJ
stacies 70 progress are passing: growth
IL OF the cumulative type. sections
somewhat pcssimistic awhile ago are
nov taking a brighter view OF the ru-
ture and international political and nm
sncial matters apparently have assumed
more pleasant aspects. although uego-
Nations for the huge British French
loan have not been entirely completed
as yet Three forces loom large in the
weeks eNpansion-cold weather. higher
munitions OF war
Weekly bank ciearinrs S3.4s4 SCI 900.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 2i-sisns OF enlarged
export demand had a strengthening ef-
rect today on wheat but price gains wo. =.
ehieiiy In the December and May OPP
lions September being relatively easy
owing to removal OF conditions which
had threatened TO make immediate deliv-
cries here difficult.
Ihe market as a whole closed sfrons,
y 10 lac net higher. with pecembe1
AZ s5's and May at 91Gc. Other Lead
lns staples too. all showed an advance =
S,jsia,A 20 = oats = q "a TO = c and pro-
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INITIAL nfARKrr

NEW YORK. sept nf-Ths metal .v.
ch.rEr quote. lfad $3.50 -rsitcr roe
rrrIfrr ffr
Copper firm rlrrfrofgfr 1880 Iron
ita. nd urc nHr9rd Mstsl eHchanrs
ht LONDON tr1f copper so Dec e. p.
lrre $50 f.. al slerfrofrff- ffr ar1f
fitI. .H futures Eftl Anurdrv
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The lawn fete given by the Chris
tian Sunday school on the Newman
lawn. Tenth and Charles streets. ON
Thursday evening. WIS attended by a
large number despite the cool chill
OF the evening Tables and stands
we're erected and decorated with Jan
anese lanterns for the occasion. A
neat sum was realized from it.
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was a business caller in town on Fri.
day
{. II. Thompson. Of Follansbee.
was In Wellsburg. calling on business
friends. to-day.
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FOREIGN MARKET.

PARIS. sept af.-Prices were heavy
on the boursc to-day Francs 81 r. a5c
Exchanges on London ~ fr. 7Olhc
LONDON. sept 2f-Ear silver % L c
per ounce. Money 3lE a. per cent Dis
count rates; short bills fHnf4 per
cent, three months 4 l1-i6Wfe. per cent
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OF the rut in good fashion and as soon
as international issues worked through
what mas become known as the pre-
scribed bounds. outside buying and
snort covering were attracted on a Jre-
mendous scale. The current upturn is
Deing tostered and encouraged By in
nuential interests and VIZ still adhere
10 the view that a substantially higher
range or quoted values will be estab-
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sUQAR MARKEr.

NEW YORK, sept. 24.-The list de-
cined N the afternoon under selling in.
duced by the unsettled condition OF the
raw end refined markets. sales 10000
tons; December 2.92c; March aisle. May
2.s2c. July 296c
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leaaen Coppfr drciarer regular
quarterly dividend ~ rs ranfr r. rfrrs
haNWnll Motors frr year ended TuIv
rcnorfH lFffr earned rr frrf rrr.
Ifr-ed nforE aralrrf 1895 naf esrr
Merfer cf nearly 400 coal mfnfrr rror,-
planned
Annourcsmsrt ~ terms ~ allies. loan
TrrrfrF
in1uffriafs ff0Ia en- rfa-
- raNvarr ffTT 1r n1r-
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lash quotations.
wheat. No. ? red-nominal: No. 2 red
sl.os = LIZ No 4 rod 500 q 10Y; No. 2
Corn-No. yellow IS b ihc
ard 3sGc
Pork-SI2.12
Lard-2SI5
Ribs-3s.o00S6s
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Paul Hartman. a. and Marie Buch-
anan. 81. both Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
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coPFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK. sept. rt.-coffee. RIO
No. y sac; futures easy, December
o-llc' March sac.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. q. rs.
The active Pittsburgh STOCKS corrected
daily ~ a. II. Magfcu a. Co BANKERS
and brokers. National Exchange Rsnk
building.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va, Sent "a. rs
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. +. Masten & Co. brokers.
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iarsnere wood prints orc made on
lrnsfhuiar rertonr NJ cherry wood
parallel t0 me Grain
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FINANCIAL Norra

FINANCIAL NEWS The improving
trend q the stock market especially the
elsewhere that rave not vet advsnesd
extensively continues 20 be maintained.
cause OF the feeling that a number OF
industrials are temporarily unsafe ow-
sentiment on the rails Is helped by the
increase o. earnings as We see the tend
ency The demand for the standard
food buying e. reported by reliable
quarters In eastern rails, especially C.
FINLEY. DARRELL & GO. SAY
The stock market b. acting ven ana we
believe 70 Will work higher
CLARK. CHTLDS g. co. SAY.-It
would seem 20 best 20 shit from indus
cARPENTER a. MccLEAvE say
We believe the foreign loan viii give a
new impetus 20 the MARKET especTaffy 20
suns southern Pacines month TO
month earnings foT some time % come
-heeqI,e ssia,f1es+, ls{EEep iBersase. -,
e. receiving a israe overflow war busi-
rs wA Ten sET'te I69'EH sIesL ST.,
is strong On predictions ~ early re-
iteration - dividends on the common
CoMNERCrAL critics ~ me stock
market should remember that the O. 4
T. The only country not hampered by
JoT RIAL uF COMMEHrE There
is extensive BUYING ~ r. s. steel
common nv large interests Eurnors
ere persistertiy circulated ~ 10 divi.
dsnd restoration
JosErH r. not pay any attention
current concerning the American loan 10
ne allies fust hank on this inforrna-
tion-.the preliminsrtes have been most
satisfactorily arranged and tornnietc
success vii most asEuredir fofiow. THE
,s nositivsiy true o. p. Tayior. 81
70 supnly the Russian Fnvefnment Win
$1,000 nalrs n arrnyg ssoes during the
water. ulu hnd thsir ievoi. y high one
indeed. Take on some WestinRh0use %
gin. Feo.Js , ~ i9Is ~, ever very soon
gre var stocks mar rKcrllrure American
IocornoNfe is now lnafInT 10 the rate
Hids ara Lss's,- stools stlu l6 good
We would take a1.artare m the
currsnt .frength end reduce lines %
o. was ruuorsd uat the Dupont ir.
terests 30 acgmiref oonfr0t ~ the
nsiisvs s-ei.s-- ~u ultimately ssn
Ner. much higher
To move boz rails ia on concerted and
Ernsot ~ se. ths raua rsr much
hiFhsr u7der me ies1 ~ rnion Pacific
PHILADELPHIA -Tora.aI aurInr
81 ~ <rteda bee declared Guarterig
f1 stock 81 record seufeuhrr rn nrntr
close Hepfember 20 reopen Orfohfr RI
Fff InuH fu present reduction Che
quarfrrIr dlrI1euf has been lfa during
iniH year ard f1rnu Hr ~ 1919
EEw YORK SEPT 1t.w. rtu De-.
Nfre That al fnlrf auf Del made fn In.
Ne.' rev lfr Iu fnH international b..
1HH in order that fHr FOREIGN loan r.n
~ lietrlbuted ~ tftantare among r.
teHfpra and institution
Eeg1ler dividend 0n Corn Products
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G)-LaBoie preferred books close
SCOT rs. 10 dividend payable Oct LIST
f2)-Imperial Glass CT books close
Sept goth. y g dividend payable Oct 1.
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WHEELING TRko-zSz ColGPAWx
1898 Can SCHEDULES

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsbURo
wheeling vYeIluburm
Leave
HIND Street Lam
wheeling WeIiahnru
1910 O. m. 400 ~ -
s.3O p. N. 1890 nnrI~
MoUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND AOUND1WTIaA
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street H~aw.
Wheeling Moun6nvfIla
1880 a M fsao =, 4.
1:S0 .. m
On lines having raEular e1pr.nu -.
vice. shipments Weighing IN eEcaas Of
carried on passenger ears.
ALL LINEs-Daily Except 8unday
NO shipments except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will Be Carried -
passenger cars between zoe and esia
2. m
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EtOoks. lopsn-iHisbI Low close
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h2gea erysn's oiosfsa Etaea letter.
rrevafisf ftre1rh~uf 49, srssss. -, II
80 seasien as mere narffrnfarfr r. Ir
ne afffFurNr IT, ranr wrrlar rrt
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PHlLhDELpHfh --T0napan Mining
~ n r'ts1a bee declared o. Uunrterff
niFi-rnl ~ l1| payable October I'd
fu ftorF ~ record seufeHnhrr nH HrnEr
close Aepfember 10 reopen Orfahfr RI
Fff lpuH fu present reduction Che
quarterly dlrI1end has been 1ra durinr
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New York Curb Markets.
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Stock Exchange
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MouNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOURDayTIaA
Daily Except Sunday.
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Total shares sei.900 Bonds 1910 .00t
G1-EN-diF. 4 = per cent
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