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New Sash for Spring Skirts

of yards of satin, to be sure. Satin
never enjoyed such popularity in Paris
as during the last year. and 1t Is
decidedly not on the wane. Some
gowns and long spring coats put satin
only in part of the construction-ln the
upper or lower portion, with any of
the other materials added.
Satin enhances the value and beauty
of any fabric 1t touches. 1t Is fright
fully expensive here. but women VIII
have nothing else. for they know that
q gown of 1t is worth six of another
material. so there's method In their
madness.
Again Greek Drapery.
The evening frocks showing the tunic
that suggests the Greek draping are
very classical. Some of the new ones
are In Natter blue. with the entire
front embroidered in a shadow-work
stitch In dull gold. Paris does so love
these gold touches and many, many
Middletown transcript., 1917-02-03

What do you think is the real
secret about X. LeMoyne? Why
has he given up his promising
career? What does Carlotta
Harrison know about him that
is damaging? Some interesting
developments will be recorded
in the next installment.
Middletown transcript., 1917-02-03

demand, are. am told. making charm
Ing combinations of 1t to be shown In
Febrtlary
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TICKER TALK

(By private w:r" !" \ T.. NaStsu K Coz
NEW Ioi:N. S'a.. l:.--Tnr am
nounc"cl"nt that, tLo"c bad hccn 2ur-
chase ~ ti,r >iiie.. GnynrnnientS o.
about > hnf.''ha pounds nj cooper metal
at 2I.' Hc.uri i"d Wall stree: 90 h.-
Iicve that laS. w~aS's rnr!orS - this
price for Copper AMI about SIS / 90,
fo- steel will h.. the jai ; whir:. will
b. arranged. u:;j-na-":y by RI" r"v4r!I-
mont. THIS caused =. f'~ul :orc in Tie
coTn"r &rd >,".i $inckS w};;ch now
ev--. ~ r. S'aln'a:!sd throughout
T. @ day - s-,r:N -e>gtl0rar" tendencies
So. il. "a ;hs -" 1:icrn'"'n mostly duH
to thu continued iiG'i:':ati"n Of invest
:?eIt Ss"'Ir.i!H" TX" General Electric.
C'cnsa;i 'ntnci Ca. N "~iran Tot. & Tel.
wh.H.. IN our ":':-:".i Gr| now seeking
levAi Irora commensurate with the
y!e:d 81 high class government SacurE-
ties and primo investment bonds. Th"
chi.s s:rn9Grr ~ RI" hTr;"c n.nrrmcn:
which <tgrt"i in ;cr morning cam" from
tho shorts bur ncs sniri III many quar-
tiers that ;horA was god buying by bar
gain hnr,cr& ~ last. wc"k's ';aSitne
Dow Tones sars: Nay York Central
declared regular quarterly dIv;r"nd Of
IL per ronr. rayah;r November |. stock
Of record t,",n,.er &
Dow Jores sar&: Western Union do
c1ared rnGriHr 1par:":I: dividend q:
II. per cent rayahl" October Is. 10
stock record Sc atcn!ber 20.
We would 40: +" ;.,n bsa .Sil Just NOW.
but W. d., MOI look i"r :: NuSia!n",! NJ
ward nov.m.rt un:tl ell questions
pending Washington hav" hneu ;inaliT
settled inr good and ali
Looking at maSk.t in : broad way.
we think :. = ini=fak'. I" .;,rk that hr-
cause = goat :nany securities ar. ."li-
Ing below intrinsic TalT". that they "a n
aor GO tower. tntor'unat"ly.. intrinsic
values ~" Frequently dtsrscarded in
stress ~ rlon"G CONDITIONS end few pno-
nile nut2;ns financial iiS'r!r; raai~e
what -: ahsotut" dearth th""" is "f
time money. tnd"r 'heSe conditions no
Foundations for On upward movement
car h. made. Stac" "" insis; that al
thcUch No .eNrec; relatively higher
prices after rra.rinns between nhw and
Nov. Isl. there has not vi hean' liquid
alton enough 20 correct the money sit
ua,!on This means higher carrying
charges. higher rates and minimum
speculation.
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BETHESDA

Tho Bethesda schools are now in ftne
running order with Prof. Alser White
NJ Belmont surerini endent: Miss GIL
fen Of ST. Clairsvillc. principal; Miss
Rcboo. ~ Columbus high school teach
or. with Misses Anna Bu-ns. Mitdre1
Cunard, Gertrude Heskct. Wilma Bailey.
Edna Perkins and Elherta WILKINSON
teachers in the urades.
Tho Gospel Team hold their regular
street meeting ON Saturday evening. on
Main street near the railrod. Rev. VIM.
r. Chase preached the sermon. HIS
SUNDAY morning sermon was inoeeo
great He explained the life OF pur't?
and holiness. by simple ILLUSTRATIONS
that could he understood by even
child. lie spoke Of the deadly C-ooat'
that Is dealing out death and dcstTuc-
-Ior. and that the C-hoat Of sin Is the
rrca, undercurrant that IL causing the
ereat dearth Among the churches. He
leavcs Tuesday mornins 70 attend the
conference at Warren. o. The official
hoard gave q cal for his return and
on Sunday morning the call from the
congregation was almost unanimous.
During his ,hrea years work here l'S
r,cn1bers have ho+n added. and the D.
uevolcnccs arc in splendid condition.
The Womans Foreign Missionary 80
clctv held very important meeting
last Tuesday afternoon rounding up
The work ot thr year. The receipts
were very gratifying, the mlte oox
opening was over twenty dollars. WIN
many boxes not yet In.
The ". C. T. L. met Tuesday ever
ing al the homo Of Mrs. Grace Hunt
~ Church street. The summary OF tne
wears work was very gratifying.
Mrs. Milton Mogc and two childreh
Of Detroit. Mich, visited friends here
last week.
Miss Lily Perkins OF near Beallsvtle'
Is With her grandparents, Mr.. and Ars.
Perkins and has boon quite SICK for
few days. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Perkins and two children Minta
and Merle visited her on Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Hoge and mother. Mrs.
P f, Perkins. Mrs. Pearl Lucas anu
Miss Elizabeth McMillen. we're guests
on Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs-
]. W. Perkins OF Main street.
a1r. and Mrs. ]. ". Perkins enter
tatned a fow friends to dinner on satur-
day evening Miss Lottle Monmouth OF
ST, Louis. Mo-. being the guest Of honor.
Mrs. 81 Davis attended the funeral
of a relatives 1T BELMONT on Saturday.
Rev Vim. R chase was the guest Of
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NOVEL MOTHER SHIP
FOR SPANISH SUBS

HARLEM. Netherlands, Sept. ia
novel mother ship for submarines re-
Gently successfully underwent ITS hfse
official trial in the harbor at Amster-
dam, II VAS built IN Holland FOR the
panish navy by n we'll known Haariem
frrn.
The vessel presents an extraordinary
anpcarance. II looks like two long
narrow boats Joined together ana IT'S
chief feature is crane capable OF
raising objects from under the sea 70
weight Of ESQ metric tons and from
denth Of about 1873 feet. This stranEs
craft is nearly $50 feet long and more
than "a feet wide. Each OF the TWO
parallel bulls is about 20 feet vide ana
between them Is a space Of 26 rect 1T
width over which is arranged the eIec-
trically-driven lifting apparatus Tor the
hosting Of sunker submarines.
Anart from the crane, the snip ~
equipped with big workshops Tor me
CARRYING out OF repairs, as we'll as ar
ranged to serve AS a depot ship for the
snanish submarine feet. A cylinder
filled with water, weighing about tlo
tons, acted the part of submarine In the
trial Just held.
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SPECIALTlES SHOW
PERIOD OF WEAKNESS

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE course OF
the stock market was governed largely
today by the pronounced weakness OF a
comparatively small group Of specialtieS
and low priced railroad shares. Specu-
lative sentiment appeared to be con-
fused. and in tho absence OF new factors
of material influence the operations dis
closed no we'll developed initiative.
The uncovering on g. comparatively
small amount Of selling Of few soft
spots accordingly was sufficient to i'm
press the whole market and 1t eased
Off gradually. Total sales were $4,000.
vailed and there were appearances Of
short covering. This tendency dis
appeared. however when II became ap-
parent that the demand was light and
the market was sensitive to pressure.
Early gains. amounting 20 a point or
more in the cases of various repTeSen-
tative issues. were lost. and in the after
noon n general downward trend devel-
opeI.
The motor and motor accessories
stocks were especially heavy.
The drop III rubl"S continued today.
and under rho influence of the disturbed
situation in Russia and the complete
ahsnr"a Of demand tho sharpest break
of the movement occurred. The rate
fell > coats 10 n new low record at l2': c.
On the curb Russian 81 par cent bonds
broke three points 10 q new low at 80.
and the 81: - f.i. : to 66.
Somewhat easier conditions prevailed
in the money market. Call money did
not rise above five per cent and time
funds were loaned at s.: per cent for
all dates.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales( par
vaiue). 81. $50. ono.
Liberty bonds were easier. selling
from "9.96 down to 29S6.
United States bonds were unchanged.
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En1Ia1ATIoN OFF,

DUBLIN, Ireland. Sept. 1.-THE et-
fcct Of the war on Irish enirratton IS
shown In official figures just published.
Emigration has almost entirely ceased.
This year for the first seven months
there were only eighty Storage passen-
gers TO the United States as compared
with 1904 In the same period last year.
Only lass persons went to Great Brit
ain as against 3.546 last year.
The reduction Is attributed to tho In
creased employment afforded TO women
IN Irish munitlon factories
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STOCKS AND BONDS
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Mitchner one evening

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mitchner one evening
las. week. ..,
Mrs. a. L. Flanagan and three chill
drcn. formerly III Shadyside' now OF
Mineral Springs arc visiting frienos
and relatives hero. A.
Nr. and Mrs. Add Eryson and MI
and Mrs. Robert Stoncbraker ana sou
Of New Athens visited Or. z. d. PIPER
and family and MIR. Earnest Lucas anG
family last week.
Row Stevens. IF 2pworth Park. hao
for his guests last week his Ir'cnos'
Mr., Don Andrews and Mr.. clayton
Smith. OF Williamsburg.
Mrs, Smith, Of Massillon. spent las'
week with her mother-tn-law. Ars'
Sarah Brown. ,,,.
Mrs. Goo Raucrle and daughter. MISS
pcllc, Of Wheeling. spent the week emu
with her sister, Mrs. Anna jones' d.
EpWorth lark 81,
Miss Trieze and Mr.. Geo. Granam u
Wheeling. spent Sunday with trle"qs a'
the park.
Mrs. Pearl Lucas. who has peen
BRANDING the sumrner with relatives and
friends here returned to West La ray
cite the first OF the week, where she
will prepare TO move 10 the homo OF heF
aunt AZ Fairmont. ". Va
Hcssrs Cecil Bauerle and RaymonH
WeIrner and Misses Florence RICE an"
Marie Baueric Of Wheeling motored 10
Bethesda Sunday.
Misses Eva Holllngsworth and cora
Sncncer went to Athens Monday ~heFe
thew will attend college.
y ". Gregg called on Mr.. Joshua
portcrficld st GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glasgow, Of BeNaie'
hayc purchased the property OF NIT.
lydia Wilson m LaGe street and VIII
move here soon.
Mr.. md Mrs Horace Warren and cnll-
drsn os Pitts hurGh. are moving mere
and intend to make this their future
home. . =.
Miss Anna r. R:nker Of Columbus: '7
spending a couple CT weeks win her
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.--Rutt"r-fl nm
r-aon,srv. higher Than extras 4iH4 n
4Jltc: creamery extras (a2 score) - =
attic: nrsts 43T &c: seconds !"
4.lac. -
Errs-Firm: fresh gathered extras -
G.46c; extra hrs,s i2@7 44c: frsts aug 70
&c. seconds 3>n 4Nc; state. FennsEl-
,au;a aud nearby western h"nnsr!
whites flnn to fancy "a q 56c: state
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennerF
browns 4i$3 SOC.
Chccsc--S:ronG: state, whole mix
fats. fresh special= CSC: DO average run
2rH q 24hc.
Dressed Fnultry--Eirm; chickens
23a3lc: fowls % q 2sc: turkeys ~ c 32c.
Live Fnuiiry---firm; no prices
quoted.
rIiuir--I-nc hinged.
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LOGAN s BRYAN's GRAIN LETTER,

(Br private wire :" " z. NaSt"n & Coz
CHICAGO. Sept 1l.-Frnet is report
ed az a large huTn5Hc ns scattered points
and il now remains 20 ~ seen whether
corn has been DAMAGE. Judging from
our reports we are -: the opinion that
Temperatures were no: low enough 20
do much damage We would take ad-
vantage OF any advance 70 realize prot
its as we think lines can Do retnstated
at lower figures. tn" outstanding feI-
ture in oats is the minimum pressure
Of cash on the market. 1t Is likely.
however. that any further bulge Will
be followed by a fair sized price reac-
ti0n-
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Lots of Bath Houses in
Sweden But Few Battle

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 1l.-Sweden has
long prided Itself on tho great number
of public lighthouses II possessed. They
are, indeed, almost a national institu-
ton. Statistics for the Stockholm pub
lie baths for 1916 show that the habit
Of taking F!nnlns, Turkish. steam mas
sage and plain tub baths. all OF which
arc to he had IN these institutions, IL
confined 10 4 comparatively limited ctr
Gle. The total figure shows only Id
Of such baths for each inhabitants In
the year. Male patrons outnumbered the
women almost TWO to one.
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11r.n 4 aryan. Closing STOCK Letter.

BY Private Wire to A. E. Masten & Co..
NETWORK. Sept. l1.-Aside from the
weakness in General Motors few other
Spec!alttes due TO scattered liquidation
and bear attack. especially In the Former.
price changes were insignificant.
although the firm tone OF the STANDARD
SHARES In the face Of the very unsatisfac-
tory Russian state OF affairs. brought
forth favorable comment.
With taxation as a market factor par
TALLY eliminated temporarily. the price
f1xirg program Of the government is ma
turally awaited with considerable inter-
ct
The feeling Is growing that the gov
arnrnent's decision in this respect will be
OF. rather liberal meaning. and the fact
that liquidation recently has been quite
severe, fosters tho view that in the event
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OVATION FoR WILSON.

SANDWICH, Mass. Sept. l1.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson, who arc cruising
on the presidential yacht. Mayflower.
the Cape Cod Canal to-day. Word Of
their presence spread. quickly as soon
az the yacht entered the canal and at
Bournedale and Sycamore school chill
and singing, while crowds rned the
waterway cheering. The President
waved his greetings and appeared to an
Joy the trip At Bournedale reception
committee sent a basket Of flowers on
board the Mayfluwer for Mrs, Wilson
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Wmrahcr Gcssncr Common-Transfcr books close
SCI; 20 for regular ! 4 por cent cash dividend
and an extra per cen, diTidend PAYABLE Oct. l.
Wheeling Steel ind Iron-Trarsfer books close Sept
- for regular per cent cash dividend and an s1t'A
Per cent cash dividend. both payable October l.
IaR,lle Iron Works Coblmon-Transfcr books coss
SEPT, Is for regular quarterly dividend OF per cent
cash dridend and extra Per ccent cash dividend
both yabIc Sspt 20.
LaRelle Iron Works Freiorrcd-Trander BOOKS close
SeY, To- for regular quarterly Dividend OF per
rent payable September 20.
wheeling Mcd & Foundry Pre:erred-TranLer books
close Sel.ruhc- 90 70, reuar quarterly Der cent
cash dividend payable October l.
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CAPITAL REDUCED
Stockholders of North wheeling Glass
Company Adopt Resolution
Yesterday.

Class 'H company. at Special meetins
Yesterday afternoon. adopted resolu-
ton reasing the capital stock OF the
company from 100000 to 500. ono. The
number OF shares o. stock was decreased
from 5000 Of 800 par value each. to
! .0nN Of the same par value.
Nc other business was transacted. The
meeting was presided over by F. J.
Parks president.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

{By private wire to The Finance Coz
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE morket
today was very Wet one and steady
except for some OF the specialities and
the motor stocks. which we're under
pressure.
The money market VIII dominate tho
situation. Call money Is six per cent
and time money almost impossible to
get.
(Frona Harris Winthrop and Coz
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CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.--FInrs-~ Re- c"irts
soon: market strong. rostly no ab"rH
Yesterdays average; bulk S1T.4n Il 1915:
Iisht Sl7.1S q 1880: mixed S17.o0 q 1870:
heavy Sl6.HIfr1S 50: rough slS.S5 Il"
lin: pigs $13.ni Tl7.2s.
Caitlr---I;"crirts 11.hno; market un-
settled: nariv" beef cattl" SEQ q lT.dni
western steers S.. iGGl 4.5t; s,ockers
and feeders. Si.9nn II %: cows and
hrirers St.G5 :: l2.7n: calves slo.0n -
1000.
Shecp- Receipts $1,000: strong: wcth-
crs sS.T5G i2Gh: ewes Ss.n0311.60:
lambs St17aM l1.7j.
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REou1s1TIoN HoIo1Hp.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Sept. IL
Governor Cornweu today honorcd the
reauisiuon for Howard Bartlett Of
Franklin county. Ohio. who Is wanted at
his home for failure to support minor
child. Joseph .Joerslcr. Ohio ofricer, left
today for ParkersburE where Bartlett
lis bAtne held
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PITTSBURGH. Fa.. Sept. 11.-Cat'le
STEADY, supply light; choice S1l6o p
ESQ: prime $500 f21426.
Shcep--Stcady: supply light: prime
wethcrs sl15nW lc.on; Gull "and common
s45aG 20: lambs $12.009I7.2b; veal
calves Sl55lT: 500.
:. Hirs-HiEher; receipts light; nriri"
heaYirs $4,000 1870 hravy workers.
$1,000 1870: light workers. $500 Z
1886: pigs $l7.o1 Il7.5n; rourhs sl7.31
@lSn0.
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WHEELING Steel
Advance Three Points Yesterday, Al
though Local Market Gerer-
ally was Quiet.

4 qui"t local market Yesterday was
featured by an advance % three points
in the priCe Of Wheeling Steel & Iron
stock. which closed at lS6. There Was
hut littIo activity In local stocks Whe"l-
ing Mold g. oundry sold off AZ 81. In
bale Iron Works common remained at
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New. York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept II. II.
Furnished Tho lntS1nKencer by A. IL
Mastsn g. Co.. members Now York StocA
Exchange. National Bank OF West V:r-
Kinta building. Wheeling, w. Va LouN
F. Brand manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, ". Va. Sept. IL. H..
Furnished The rnIelIlKcncot by a e
Hasten 4 Co. members New York stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West VIZ
rinIa building. Wheeling. ". Va Louli
f Brand manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, w. Va. Sept. II, II.
Furnished Tbs lntelllge:.ceE By A E
MaSteu i Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Eank OF West Viz.
GINA building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
: s.rano. manager
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aH9onaaIa0 rHH Io2Ds.

| LONDON. Sept l1.-Lord Bryce has
accepted the chairmsnship Of the COZ
ference which Is to advise the govern
ment on the QUESTIONED reforms tn tho
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. II. IT,.
Furnished Tho Inter1lKencer by A. E.
Masten 4 Co. members Now York Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Vir'
gInIa building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
e BRAND, manager.
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Of the receipt Of moro constructive In
t!u"mces an upward movement may read
~
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. Sept. II. II,
ErrnIsh.d. the Iu1c1ngencer by A. 3
nasien & Co. members New York Stock
EIchnnEe. National Bank OF West VII.
Lila building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F Brand. manager.
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Cash quotations.:

Corn-No. yellow. $2.23G2. 2%is: No.
yellow S2.23: No. yellow. $40.
Oats--No. white. 5S2.c.
Pork. S42.75. Lard. $3.50 J23.7n. Ribs
s23!55 q 1896,
TOLEDO. O., Sept. 1l.--Wheat-Cdsh
s2.l9.
Clcvrrsced--Pr!mc cash Sl3.45: Octo-
hor SiJ.95: December $i3.;5: January
$3.50: March S15.S5.
NisikH-Trinlo cash $l2.I5; September
$i2.15: October Sl2.I5.
r'm"thy-Trimc cash new S375: old
$;.;5: September S3.75: October S3.1T.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, Sept. 1l.--Credti balances
$3.50. Rune 10o,s7S: average 1885.
Shipments 1929: average 44.s15.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, ". VA. Sept. II. II.
Masicn & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Ranl; of West V!r-
GINA Ruild.nE, Wheeling. W. Va. Lous
l. IIraod N1.nnrnr
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BANK CLEARINGS

Yesterdays hank clearings were SILL
1856 compared with $S91.S29.s4 the
same day fast September. Record OF
tho month IN date.
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house Of lords. The conference WIN con-
stst Of 15 peers end Is conlmonerA
BLESSED THE HRfDGH.
THIRTEEN

QUEBEC, Sept. 11.-Tho ceremony Of
blessing the centor span. Of the Quebec
bridge, tho third attempt to raise which
Will be made this week. was performed
to-day At silery IN tho presence Of sew
cral hundred spectators. Two previous
attempts to put the span in place r.
suited dlsa stIouely. Tho S:rst was in
August, 1904 when tho structure col-
alapsed with q loss Of seventy lives. IN
1915 a similar rish1p resulted In thA
killing Of II, Tho bridge hos cost up TO
the present over $4,000, 900,
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Open. High. Low. | Close,

The doors OF the up-to-date garage
are now controlled by an electrical
motor.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. Sept. II. ~:
Daily ooUtation nst or The wneelint STOCK 81
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A new vacuum cleaner Is driven from
powpr derived from the water spigot-
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. In spite Of tho absence ofHIpSot4e Ak.
fusion to RlAas in tho eaored VfatfnU
the Hebrews probably were aware q
tho invention, which. perhaps, dAtsf,
back ,tn-the time Of Joseoh.4sods3 eael
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SETBACK CAUSED BY
LIGHT FROST DAMAGE

o CHICAGO. Sept. l1.-1ndications that
but little damage had hcen done by
frost brought about material setback
today in the price OF corn. The market
closed heavy. TO lksc net lower at
s1.l7A to $1.1S December. ard $l.la II
to S1.l5 n May. Oats declined II to l Ii
@1Ac, and provisions 70 III 10 40c.
Open. EtsA. ! Low. Close
Dec. Isl ISL. 81 60 81 l5:4 81 IL:
May...I l 1871 l l7lai l IA 1875
Oats
Dec. 5Sss 5S& 81 SLY
May 60Si 611aI 5s3sI SOS
Pork /.
Oct. "a. 90 i4s IS a. 90 i4e 90
Lard
Oct. ..i2S 10 i23 I2 % 50 22 Go
jan. 20 20 - 10 t22 80 80 81
EihS--
Oct. - 1873 80 i23 so &c 65
Jau.....2l - i2t II I21 90 81 G5
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est. 99.84: cIosed, 5y.6o.
Total shares 44f60o.
Bond 33,904, 900.
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