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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-27
TWO MORE FRAME
BUILDINGS BURN
Early Morning Fire Takes Braun
Rooming House and DID,
berg Building

At four O'Clock Monday morn
ing the members of the fire depart
ment turned out in response to the
alarm spread that the Braun ROOM
ing house was on fire. Notwith-
standing their effective service, the
roOming house and the restaurant ad-
joining it were practically destroyed
and neither will he rebuilt at pres
ent. The insurance has not been
adjusted as yet but it is understood
that the loss to both property hold
ers will be partially covered, as
over $500 insurance was carried
by Mrs. Braun and Chris Oldberg,
the owner of the restaurant, carried
$3.50.
1t is thought that the fire started
about three-thirty and originated
between the two buildings, possibly
by means of a stray match, left un-
extinguished and accidentally
thrown in the trash which had col
lected on the ground. Mrs. Braun
and her daughter, Miss Alice Steig-
ler, were sleeping in a. room near
the north wall which was blazing
before either were awakened. Mr..
Oldberg has been sleeping in an up
stairs room of his building and he
too slept through the early part of
the fire but got out in time to save
his trunk.
The two walls, which are scarcely
a foot apart, burned simultaneously
and the fire spread rapidly to the
adjoining rooms, quitting the second
stories in short order and damaging
the interior of the lower rooms.
The usual heroic stunts were pulled
off by the volunteer fireman and
some of the furniture was saved
from the front rooms, alse most OF
the family's clothing. Charlie
Holmes is beginning to think that
he leads charmed life as he fell
through the plastered ceiling into
the parlor and sustained no further
injuries than a skinned knee and
when working on the ladder it
turned with him and he narrowly
escaped dropping down in the
narrow space between the two build
ings.
The equipment of the City Meat
Market was moved out as the pro-
prietors thought that the fire was
coming their way. The old Lynch
store caught once but the blaze was
speedily squelched by the hose.
Mr.. Braun was not at home at
the time of the fire and did not
roach here until Tuesday, coming
in response to his wife's telegram.
Mr.. Braun has interests in a meat
market in Lyman and as soon as
the business is settled here, the
family will join him there and will
make their home on the coast.
They will probably leave the latter
part of the week.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-27

been set apart for a big holiday
masquerade ball. There will also
be special "doings" on Feb. %,
March Is and April 1, when q
Colonial Ball. St. Pats Day Racket
and an All FOOLS Party will be held
on those respective dates.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-27
MUCH INTEREST
At CONVENTION
County Sunday School Workers
Have Good Programs at Two
Day Session

Five to"llo, lo"oOA, AOiiiO"iOh'
Kiona, Walnut Grove and Finley,
we're represented in the Benton
County Sunday School Convention
rhich met in this city last week.
The convention was in session,
Thursday and Friday at the Pres
bvterian church and the attendance
# two hundred and fifty was made
m from the ranks of fifteen of the
leading churches and Sunday schools
dthe county. E. c. Knapp, gen.
enl secretary of the Inland Empire
Sunday School Association, M. R.
(allaher, adult superintendent of
the same organization, and Mrs. E.
c. Knapp were speakers who took
leading parts of the program. Their
discussions dealt largely with the
latest methods in the management
Of successful Sunday schools in
which what to do and what not to
do we're pointedly mentioned. They
we're greeted by good crowds at all
the sessions. In the discourses, it
was so arranged that the primary,
''teen' and adult ages were given
an equal share of attention and
helpful hints in teaching were at
tractively presented.
On Friday morning brief reports
we're heard from the various Sun
day schools. showing along what
line they had made progress and
what special features had been
worked up. After the roll call of
schools, the presentation of banners
took place giving the schools Of
high standard their due recognition.
The afternoon session of the last
day was closed by parade through
Fourth, Third, Pacific, Tacoma.
Second and Washington Streets,
headed by an auto carrying the
| convention leaders. Interest in
this demonstration was stimulated
BY the Offering of banner to the
school with the largest representa-
ton in the parade and the honors
we're carried off by the Finley school
whose entire membership of 106
persons marched in the procession.
Banners and notices were carried by
the Sunday School workers and
their display made the parade quite
attractive.
At the business session the follow
ing county officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year: F.
Il. Gloyd, of Prosser, president;
C.F. Breithaupt, of Richland, vice
President; Mrs. w. J. Hoyt, OF
Kennewick secretary and treasurer !;
Mrs. F. B. Williams, of Prosser.
elementary superintendent, and F.
A. Kennett, of Prosser, teen" age
Superintendent.
\ Subjects assigned to speakers: F.
L. Audrian. of this city, Teacher
fnining'';; c. H. Collins, ITEM
perance''; Mrs. J. B. Davis, of Ken
newick, Home Department"
Mabel Russell, of Prosser, Mis-
sons; Mr.. Glenn, of Prosser,
Adult" The next years meet
ag will be held in Prosser.
Many of the delegates from out.
a0e points were entertained in Local
ZONES and luncheon and dinner
we're spread for them in the base.
pent OF the Presbyterian church
u'n days. They returned to their
"mes expressing their apprecia-
sOn for the warm hearted hospital
" OF the Kennewick people.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

fubrt, baB oie eetualtieen Snou.
ltrien ni6t mebr I'M 8eiis ether
notwithstanding fleinen Inaahl
8erionen iino, ionoern elmer gro.
BEN Wtaiie oes @oIfes eeboren. 9tc
Il. g. Steel Corporation repraielt-
there 10000 8erionen, oelten ste
Nftien uno Bombs geboren. @iele
2eute NIT geringen Mitteln ieicn
imitanoe setpeIen, Brofite all er5ie.
len bel llnternebmen, Die nur NIT
einern enormen 4apital aufeebout
merben fonnten. Mitbin, Die @nt.
midlung 5ltm @roBforporationsme-
len Jet bon iegensrei6em GinflltB
getpelen.
9amit es aber niht 5ur SdJdoi.
gnng oes gublifums ausorte, Iei
cine eenilie gei6rdnfung nottpet!.
Dig. 9emgemaB iolle ieoe 9orporo.
ton, Die i'm Smiidenltaatliden San.
oel tatig it, nerpfli6tet fem cine
8unoes : 2icen5 gu ertpirfen Die
ibr ie6od nur, gepabrt meroen iou
inter Der @eoingurlg, oaB iie III
alien bon Der Gegierung beitimnl-
ten Qneelegenbeiten Die eroBtmog,
lidite Seffentlidfeit boba6ten, oob
feline l1eberfapitaliiation porgenolr,,
men iper6en bart oaB 6ieielben
8reiie fir ane &utloen eeIten mill.
fen, boB feline l1nterideiounsen.
meoer gegen eelpiiie Stdote, nod
gegen 9~erionen gema6t meroen
burfen. SIR Die @epabrung eine-
2ieen5 iouen aub nod anoere 9e.
oinguneen gelten. Die bon linn por-
geldlagene 4~omniliion fir Die
&ontrone Der 4orporationen io1
Die Madt boben, Die 2ice,l8 GIT &c
mdbren uno 5u mioerrnfen, ood
fam gegen lire @ntl6eioungen alt.
oie @eri6te appeniert peroen. Der
9ommiifion ion ferner Die Mo6i
berlieben neroen, iiber ste ibnen
BON oen @eidaftsfiibrern Ser &or-
porationen unterbreiteten Sragcn
5l enti6eiben, 10 melt als notm
8reiie gu resulierer, Inn Monopo.
le gu perbinoeru, 3. g., menl1 es
notig erideinen iolte, burd @e-
iddftspertraee 9reiie feit5uieben
ODER penn NobmateriaI mie 9abaf
ODER 8aumtpoae bon v8ooIs~ auf
ben Marft gebrodt ooer menn ein
Salient gum Sdooen oes 8ubli.
fums auggebeutet nerben ioa.
@arps @lm dbnelt eemiiiermaBem
Dem oes 8~raiioenten 9aft, Der iee
bod ME 10 melt gegangen lit, Die
Geltiebung Der Breiie bon balnocs-
,tpegen 81 befirmorten. . Das lit elm
@ori6Ias, Der genalier Briifung
beoart Inn feit8uitelen, Oh oarin
nidt SuBangeln iteden, Die DIE
@roBforporationen fir bas fleinere
unternebmertum leeen fonnten.
MiImmufee Serolo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

SSn oieier 9teoe bat oer Geidse
fot5ler alt6 einen Ser Souptportpiir-
ie, oie Der &egierullg genadt lulr-
ben, ben Der S6meielamfeit, mioer=
legt. u9ie @ebeimbaltultg ipar NIT
Sranfrei6 pereinbart", iogte er.
09ie leioenidaftlide @%rregung,
melde ourb @nglano's 8erbalten
berporgerufen mlroe, 3nang inns
BEL Der 3uriidbaltung ST. elmer id)ipe-
rem, barten @eoulosprobe. Iber
bie Sarlptiade ipar, bob mir nit
Sronfrei6 aaeill 5u einem Climber,
itinonis eelansten. Gin offentlides
9eantiporten Ser offentlihen Meube-
rll1lgen TIT gnelano, iomie Dos Sc
fanntgeben Der eingelegten 8eriuoG-
rr1tg eatter urls Sen @eg berborri
fabiert."
Mu6 pieoer ridtig gefolgert. So
betommt man allu1dlig einen bole.l
lleberblid iiber oas gan5e @etriebe
bieier Moroffo : Mffdre. uno ie
nlebr man oapoi, erfennt, beito Flo.
rer miro es, ooB oie oeutihe SIC.
gierung fling unb ri6tie gebonoelt
lt1b ibrer uno bes &ei6es @iiroe
nid)ts perge6en bat. gielciht lit es
riftig, nenn man ibr porpirft, 1ie
bobe einen giinitigen Morneltt gum
2osi6lagen berpaBt. Mber lit benz
benn bieles 2osihlagen cine Not-
menoiofeit2 sat 9eutidlano es mo-
ti92 Gann es bnrh Die 8enubntg
Deg ogiinitigen~ slugenblids ridt
mtebr l1nbeil anri6ten, als geusen
oaralls 5ieben2 On Iarlge oieie Sra-
gen nibt poiitip beantiuortet neroen
f0nnen bonoeIt bic Megierung rid
tig, nenlt iie oas 2osidlagen gu per-
meiben iudt, ielbit inter Breisge-
bells zines eiinltiacn MugenbIids.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
Rationale 9reisresalieruns.

~ n
genH ole SerIreler oes Wrpbia@
piiallsmus gemetnnltst9e Hiane emf
mlaeln1 oarf man mmer poll1WHg
lem. Vfal melB me, Cd Ger SloIW
per oem Snus ooer Ger SuWs DEL
oem SIor9 gu @alfe 9elaoen NJ.
SlnnerDla faili mai afipofens mas
ne gu 1agen paoen. olellelgf Ffoet
l'V ood elpas oarlL mas Ger ouge-
nlsihell SsoHaDfl Snguie IonllI'eil
lahn. 20 ny gum Setlplel Ger Sof+
rag gan5 Deagiensper1, oen oer
Sfablmagnar alD1er 0afp fnr5l1W
oem SenefsauslqnB fnr 5mi'9enl
ltaaIllqefl 9aloel 9epalten 1af, ~
oem e., mle 1rnper 6uoor lgoh nl"l
nur Ger ye9ulleruIg Ger stofporl-
ilonen onrW o1e Suaoesfe9lerung,
lohoefn lo9ar Ger aihll1Uen yer.
lesiln9 Ger Maarenprelle oas &or1
reoeie.
we groBen Sofpofaflonen, niDfle
9err Warg aus, llHo 9eloIlnlefl,
uh 81 plelpels lpus 0au) oea erlag=
TnngeH oer otoHolllllVel e1lllplu.
lnns maDreno Der iesleH '~oapr0ephle
n.elIld1o oellrelielt "a ma1
plfo INN oarln logar gegI geoea
ion1en, neHH er III oenle.peli elneIl
~ gplIe'l pph sehte'luDIllluullI'nell
aselle llepl; SnIplge 'Dter 9lpbtH
@e6ngsqueneh, 1uDrle CT aus, ,grer
9~eo'epnhsen dnH anslaAoIu1el
SaIIoel, 'grer veelgooeH oer pro-
onllloH, m'e oes SerIan1s le1 oet
9aAoel MlI 0 0em @uslanoe gu el1leHl
nnseapllef WeaBe enlpldelI mor-
oell. gul6elHe U.liaeH ooel Ile'ne
Sorpora1lohen DatIeit oleles me-
nals IerIl9 geofagt. als EN- pet
lplel lngtIe 0afg oas enorn'e V1'
pof19el9aIt oes Stagltrnlts an, mo-
pei &c OeIo1le. oqB 90 pro5em oes
eIpotlIerlen Slapls pom Der un'ieo
SfaIea Sfeel eorporaflot pertanr
ipnfoeh, magreno CT pier poa}lse1s
oo pro5e1f oes nj Den Ser. Sfaaten
noflgen Sfapl oerfdufte. Snfolge ~
rer fl1an5leue1 Auelen uno lDrer
@fa1t leiet ole groBen 2orporatIo.
men lmlfafloe, one faDlglien sei'te
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

aoniie @iais, oeutide 9cbamu'e.
Selepbon tt67.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
BiHio ST ~perfamfem.

Cine Sarm bon 142 ader NIT @ie6
uub @eratibnften, 70 Mder in &uls
tur, Neit SoI3lano. 2iegt 10 Ieilen
n6roIid bonn gountbs Sib 9ecatur, 2
Meilen our Stride. 5dule. Gin nrb
Gtore. 5aus nit 4 3immerns Selepbon,
Seller, CUTE 6deune nit Sutter, Maz
gene. II. Siibnerhais nit 40 Siibnern.
@afer beim Sdliie. ioipie in Der 8enue.
Cant, Quelpa1er i'm Greet, Sblt9ar-
ten 2 Mauleiel, 8 iunse @auleiel 2
un0 1 Sabre alt, 2 beIeete Gluten
Wildfub, 2 SdbrIinse. 5 S6peine. 9
Sarmpagen, 9ueeb, 8 Get Eferoesc>
f9irr. Ser glab 1T beqiem unS gui
ein9e5aunt. Breis $25 per @der. Gu
gentiimer fpiirbe alld Bartner nebmei,
nit $500 Biz $1,000 9apitaI. neil les
big. @egen naberer @in8elbeitcn idreibc
mon an
G. SETTLING,
MInoxS Wx;s. ro,,,,+h Sa,o2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
Nettete BAG Qeben ieiner Gram

uWeine 5rau niiroe idon begrat
ben iein, menn es nidt fir nGr,
Sings Seem DISCOVERY" geneiell
mare, ihreibt .. s.. 8roun bon
Muscaoine, alay wSie log. bulfIos
i'm @ett meeen ibres 2ungenleioens
uno @uitens. Sd CAB: ibr u9r.
Sings Stem Discovery" eil1, Die 70,
elei6 anidlug uno 8eiunbbeit
bra6te." l1nfehlbar fir Suitelt itao
@rfaltungeL au~perlaiiis BET 2un=
aenleioen, @lutltur5, Grippe, @ith.
ma. @alsbraune. so gts uno $1.00.
Brobeflaide frei. @arantiert in al,
len Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
G. shiaifsa,
Wertppne yinbereien.

alboro 8iie gountb, seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

2ano in ben Counties Sapctte.
Colorado, Bilion, Srio, Saa, Cub.
bod unb 2pnn gum 8erfanf, mil
LANCER 3abl8eit. 9as 2ato gebort
uns. Sobn 81. SEER, MulbootL Ger.
3err & Moore, 2anobdnoler
POP Moore.@ ebdu6e. Son giltonio,
Feras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

- 0ebmt cine Coils 8,rifib
Nib 8itters Dor Dem 3ubette-
geben uno Sbr fiiblt glt6 friih unb
frdftig om Morgen. 9ie gingemei-
De orbeiten orbentlih, @ppetit uno
geroauung beiIern lid uno aeiitigc
nie forperlide gnergie 1T i'm @e-
folge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

M At 49, 2E
SStt Wilburton Sfla., ipuroe
bieier Eage Elm Neaer perbaftet,
Der einen ansriff ouf cine meiBe
6rau gemaht baben ioatc. Gr mlir-
DC Der Srau eegeniiberseitellt uro
biele erfannte i'm poiitip aIs IT,
rem a~lnereifer, Man bradte ibll
na6 benz @efangris uno in Staot
ifno llmgegen0 wuroen peiteeben-
DC 8orbereittngen gu elmer iolen.
ilen 2pnherei getroffen. Ga fam
ploslih Die Nadri6t oaB man in
Nicallelter ebenfaas Elm gseger per-
baftet uno Dob oieler bereits elm
geitamoen babe, ben Mneriff auf
bic Grau gemabt 81 baben. Sn Sol
&c beiicn aagemeine Conformation
Sos 2pndfomite befano fid in eli
mem Dilemma. ginen @eger, ben
man lprd]en min, mieoer ldufen lai-
len, mir neil er's nidt ges
tan bat, oas gebt bod nidt.
9lber man miro iih 5lt belfen miI.
fen. Man miro bohit nabriheinlid
ale beioe lpn6en. Sen einen, neil
Ier's getan bat, Den nnoern ION gene.
ral principles"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

Mar eim gromn= Gbinin,
has lit Dag abfibrenbe 8rounu =Gbinin.
ie6t anf Die 11nteri1rift bon 81. 90.
@rupe. Sn Der 9a1sen 8elt gebral1dt.
I'M grfdltunn III 1 Saa au beilen. 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
MANY ELOPERS
New Cumberland Proving Gretna Green
for Ohio and Pennsylvania


NEW CUMBERLAND. w Va Sept
eo.-According 70 Information To reach
the office OF County Clerk Armor 6
Cooper here to-day. - II not uncommon
for clippers who come here TO give min
listers fees ranging from SIS 20 $50. The
Gretna Green ~ Hancock county. West
Virginia. was harbor for two clipping
couples from Iltt-burG. each Of the prit.-
cipals being under are The following
licenses We're issued:
Frank >. K'nzeg. PittsburE Pa
Mary Gertrude Madden. PittsburE. Pa.
Albert William Murray. Northside.
I Fittsburr Pa.
Catherine May CARNEY. North-ide.
PittshurE. Pa
Jacob Kaufman. New Cumberland. w.
Va
Katie Croffsic, New Cumberland. W.
Va
Harley Clinton K-ioh. Chester. w. Va.
'aryl OZella Niswonger. Chester. W.
Va
Willard CsryIsie Bell Homework. n.
Lois Maurice Glass. Hancock County.
" Va
Hugh c. Allison. Fookstovn. Pa
Myra Shay. Fairview. W Va
samuel Carson. East Liverpool. n
Ethel r .SheTehrd East Liverpool. ..
Thomas VI. Perry. Valencia, Pa.
Mary Edna GiI1elnrd Nuencfa Pa
Minnie 4 Johnson. Holidays Cove.
" Va
James Nalvin Wells. Empire. n
Hazel Goldis Dunlap. Empire. o
Richard L. r. Chambers East Liver
pool. ..
Jennie Amanda Agnew. Chester. w Va.
william James Malone East Liver
pool. -.
Mrs. Emma Darrsh. East Liverpool. -
Charlie W. Phelgsn. pitlook. Pa.
Edith ". Johnson. Pitlock. "a
Charles &. Kelly. beaver County. IA
Mary Whitlow. Chester. W. Va
Frederick bioop. Jr. We'lrhurE VIVA
Jane T.. McGinn;s. Steubenville. O
William Stea'ey. Moundsvtlis. w Va
celia Garen. .New cumberland. W Va
James n. Bryan. Peaver Falls Pa
H"rnice l. Day. Peiiaire. n
francis q. Brooks Fast Liverpool. n
blanche Thorne. East Liverpool. .
Jesse Raymond Fink. New Cumher-
Lana. W. Nn
EebeccA lane cullen. Ncw Cumb-risnd.
". W.
Howard Wilson. New Cumberland. W.
Va.
Ada Vaughn Salisbury. View Cumber.
lana. " Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
ANTITRUST
LAWS WORRY
WALL STREET
Market Shows Increased Nervous
ness Over Governments Es-
pected Intentions.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-Wall street
showed increasing nervousness today,
as TO the intentions OF the govern.
ment in regard to enforcement of the
antitrust law. Selling OF stocks was
conducted on scale. which seemed
ils.indicate that some investors were
In fear g further dissolution proceed.
ings against large corporations. This
was notably true OF United States
steel. which once more vas called
upon TO shoulder the heaviest burd-
en-. The preferred stock and bonds
gave way, the former selling at
81 lOA. the lowest price since 1909.
, ana the latter at 81 %. the lowest
since 1908. The common also reach
Cd a new low point on the year, 81 -.
he losses in each case exceeding )
oints.
Elsewhere IN the market declines
were general The chief losses were
among the lndustrials. running as
AlSh as five points. Railroad stocks
- most cases declined little more
la9 point. On a late rally. the
Tail'o1d shares recovered their losses
nd partial recovery was effected
among the industrials
Wall street Tor several DAYS has
been listening 10 reports that one by
enc. the great corporations are TO be
dissolved. provided the federal goy-
eminent can bring il about. Despite
the lack Of foundation for these re-
ports they were aifectuaI IN unsettl.
ing sentiment
- Announcement today. that the gov
eminent would permit the Internal
1oral Harvester company. without A
dissolution suit 10 adopt itself TO the
sherman law. while affecting that
stock favOrably al the time. did not
serve TO brinE about an better feel.
ing
Tho attack on United States steel
was assisted by reports OF impcndins
reductions in wages az steel mills.
Steel men were said to have abaud-
oncd hope OF a stffeninC of prices
TINS fall. and 10 have decided thar a
substantial lowering iu wages was
inevitable. Steel prices now average
about s. a ton below the rates pre-
vatlinS in ~. and the reduction
a.. has been made with no CORES pond
ING change in the scale of wages Tho
weekly trade reviews reported fur-
Their falling OF in business together
with some new price concessions.
H. copper srdreS showed marked
weakness on statements IN regard
10 the abandonment Of efforts 70 re-
strict production. The weakness OF
these shares also reflects the belief
That the 'lrge buying OF Europe. es-
pecialiy Germany viii be- ar least
temporarily curtailed by the bust.
ness reaction abroad.
Foreign purchases Of Union Pacific
alone were estimated ar more than
l'.""v shares. and the total amount
'aNen probably exceeded 4u.0ab
shares. The belief that the Moroccan
question is on the verge OF peaceful
settlement undoubtedly is largely re-
spOnsih.e for this change OF attitude
on The part Of Europe.
The bond marke; was weak. Total
sales par value 81 1900
Inlred States bonds were unchang.
ed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 2o-Doubt about
the success Of reciprocity rallied the
wheat market today. after a decline
due 10 free movement OF the grain
from the harvest fields OF Germany
and France. Closing figures were
steady a a shade lower 10 &c higher
than last night. Latest trading left
corn &c on 10 i4up. oats a sixteenth
10 u increase in cost and hog pro
ducts varying from unaltered rates
to an advance Of a nickel
The largest local traders in wheat
appeared to have more faith than
anybody else. IN rumors. which wera
industriOusly circulated that the re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
WELLSBURG
Addition to The ols., INDUSTRY


u - asserted that the glass Dlsnt
formerly called 'he Red onion will
SH"rilN Dee reoprnsd d. another or
E"ri11tiou. larger and better than he
lore steps have been taken 20 have
gro nor concern from another West
irriuin city - locate their entire
pant h.re and e. "a expected thir
IHN r''l VIII amount 20 81 least g.
600 weekly This n another evidence
OF 'Is'ufc ~ manufacturing
immunity and especially along the
F.nss industry Two Of our most on
f.rW'sing citizens nr~ entitled ~ The
thanks ~ DO" citizens for bringing
This plant q" Wellsburg. which viii
d' mn'h toward addiur ~ the pretir.
~ ih' town as "a manufacturing site.
Loot On commerce street between
"elfth street and Traction waiting
room. ladies' small Swiss gold watch
with Chinese silver fob Reward will
be paid on return 10 s. o. Cunmins.
Bellaire. o. so1t
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Butter, Cheese and Zoos.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O-Butter mar
ket steady and unchanged. receipts.
H.S43
Cheese firm; receipts. 2.S57: State
whole milk specials. lac; average fan
cy. I3s4c.
Eggs firm and unchanged: receipts.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The cotton
goods markets held steady during the
day. With continuation Of inquiry
reported for export fabrics. Johbers
are doing moderate and steady
business Retailers are buying moro
literally for early use. and are report.
ed 20 be doing a better trade.
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London. Locally iron was steady. No.
southern soft SIS OOdl5 so.
Coffee.

Spec ial Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
NEW NORK-Havre market ad-
Vanced one-half TO threeuuarter
francs. September futures closed
offered AZ 12.49c. December closed
offered AZ 121ic. March closed offer
ed al ll.sSc. Nav closed offered at
1850. July closed offered at 1l.aSc.
RIO No. quoted at 1880 Market
steady. l.. ". MINFORD & co.
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I1" Knights o. the Naccabeeq on
frri'in'd ire members last night NJ
the Ildg" room with "a chicken ..Ip-
t'r largo number - members
hri" in ATTENDANCE and an excellent
'iw" was enjoyed by all ar - A.
Show Hit'r ~ ParkersburE. state com
W1nIrr. was present ana delivered
Hr address short lodge meeting
proceeded the srrrrr
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A4&Ka


Transfer books close sept 18th Cor
= Ter cent ca-sI dividend payable Octo-
ber list
Transfer books close September
27d toI per cent cash dividend payable
October 81
Transfer books close Sept. gam FOR
per cent cash dividend payable Oct. LIST
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PetroIeum.

on CITY. Pa Credit balances
$50 Runs. S7.769 barrels: average,
1850 barrels shipments. 2O3 .C22
barrels: average. 2ls. 1872 barrels.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING W. Va. Sept. 20, II.
RANCE % active stock. on the N.v
fork stock Exchange. corrected daily IN
a I. Masten a CO. broken.
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Total sales $4,000 shares.
Pittshurq Stocks.

WHEELING ". Va. Sent 20. II
lie active lIttshurE stu,--. ,urre..-i
Nh4lS Nv A J.. M1~ten < Co. bankers
49, hf"NCrs- National Exchange TEanK
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w. & l.. E. X. r.
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival ...d Departure OF trains A. Beii-
aire
Arrtse-lf 60 n. No.. $40 a. m.2fs . m
Ieiart- F.to g. m.. 40 D. M. u S. . m
SUNDAY trains HrriNe 80 % a. rn ard
depart - 40 u m