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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11


J. A. DelonG to Katie Armbruster.
lot I'm Tempcranceville: consideration
$50.
J. a. Clark and Eva Clark to George
Givcns and others. tract OF land in
Bcllaire: consideration S4.25O.
Lucian Wahl and wife TO Walter Nc
Cleary. lot in Martins Ferry: consider
alton ST.
Charles W. Rodefer and Mary Belle
Rodefer 20 Charles Doltz. tract Of lard
In Mead township: consideration 81.
John Manning and Mary Manning.
20 Charles T. Boltz. tract Of land IN
Mead township: consideration $4,000.
Charles +. Boltz and wife 10 John
Manning. tract OF land in Pultney
township. consideration $4,000.
Parker Elliott 20 Frank McFadden
and Sadie McFadden. land in Martins
Ferry: consideration ST.
Charles H. Tanov 10 Sophia Burk-
hardt. tract of land in Pultney town
ship. consideration $3.50.
Jacob H. Berry 20 Joe Kovar. tract
Of land in Mead township; consider
alton $3.50.
William and Mary Tran to George
AppleRrath. tract Of land in Colerain
township: consideration s1.15o.
Robert /. Jlrich and others 70 Ruly
g. Peoples. land IN Martins Ferry;
consideration $500
T. r. Dickson and wife 20 William
II. Fowler. lot IN GAINESVILLE: consid-
Grafton 500
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STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch TO the IntcHrencor.
Stu BENNILLE. O. May 10
Italian Consul Nicola Cerri has set
tied death claims with the y. & ..
Coal Company as follows: Angelo
Zancaneli. for s. 500. Luigi Coli.
CHA. for 81 500: Luigi GiapOnelH. for
$500. Guiscppi Ciacobbi for 81 GOO.
Ciprianni DARN. for $500; Gu.Eeppi
DARN. for $500
Ida G.. Gottman appointed executrix
estate Of Wilhelmina Gottman.
W. +. Kerr appointed administrator
estate ~ Hugh O'Neal. bond. $1,000.
Mary V. Cooper appointed execu-
trix and ! ". Jordan administrator
estate OF j. r. VIM: bond. 100000.
James Alexander appointed admin.
istrator Sarah II. McClclland. bond
s.. 00O
Final account in the matter % ia.
cob T. Barkhurst. insoIvcnt
Elizabeth Culbertson and IT. C.
Watt appointed executors Mary l.
Watt estate. no bond
order Of sale on appraisoment in
estate OF Marietta Kennedy.
Death claim Of Joseph Domnyan.
tao against McClain Fire Brick Com
panv settled for $3.50
John Pcarce. widower. elected n
take under Will Of Lizzie VI. Pearce
VIII o. Alkaline w. Potts prohated
Exceptions fled by executors ~ Sa-
rah Hope estate 20 final account of
W ". Thompson in !. a l.. Thomp.
son estate
Distribution account filed estate Of
Frances st. Aucudcr
Calvin Mclaughlin ordered 90 Mas.
si'ion hospital. also. James Gin.
Daisy NJ Cole discharged on an en-.
sanity affidavit
George Ondik loft state after an
insanity affidavit was filed
VIII 81 Samuel o. WANT prohafed
sale confirmed estate Of John and
Mary 7 Iashioy
Final account estate Of Minnie Fer.
cueou
Sew appraiecmcut ordered estate
NJ Lewis Lupfon
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Lethargy Prevades Stocks
Opposing Forces In Deadlock and Price
Changes Were Nominal.

NEW YORK. May 1o.-The state OF
poise I'm the stock market was pre-
served today. the opposing forces OF
speculation remaining virtually NJ q
deadlock. Trading received no fresh
tmputus and price changes were nom
lnal. although there was a more de-
cided drift downward, the leading is
Tues with few exceptions receding by
mail amounts. Demand for stocks was
limited. shortly after the opening and
again late in the day selling move
ments were attempted. but they fail 10
bring out long stocks and were not
permitted TO gain Roadway
The heavy understone was described
as being due 20 the cumulative effect of
the decline in general business and the
unsatisfactory political outlook. Re
duction OF railroad dividends was
another unfavorable factor, yesterdays
cut by the Boston and Maine being fol-
lowed today by similar action on the
part Of the Nandalia, a subsidiary OF
the Pennsylvania system. Following
announcement OF the reduction by the
Vandalia. Pennsylvania sold below 122
for the first time since 1908. although
The revenue derived from the Vandalia
does not constitute an important item
In the earnings OF the PENNSYLVANIA
system. New Haven fell nearly three
points today. presumably on account
OF tho change IN the Boston and Maine
stock Of which 10 is a large holder.
Publication OF the monthly statement
of the untitled orders OF the United
States steel corporation did not rouse
the market from its inertia. the price
Of United States steel itself scarcely
moving when the announcement was
made that unified tonnage at the end
Of April was 22S. 900 tons less than at
the close Of the preceding month. OF
more general interest were the state
mcntS or the chairman and president
~ the corporation at the recent steel
and iron mems dinner as now made
. public. The frankly stated belief that
81 was the activities Of congress which
must be considered largely for busi-
ness depression furnished on unexpect-
ediy clear Indication 81 the attitude Of
some interests high in the business
world toward the present political
situation.
Trading I'm bonds was somewhat
more active today than yesterday. hut
the volume Of business was still much
below that reached short time ago.
Railroad bonds were easy. Total
sales par value S2440.00O
L. :. government bonds unchanged.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBCRG. w. Va. Msv 10
(Local once u. h Weather Bureau.
atmospheric conditions are reported as
follows:
The Western low pressure area, CEN
tral over South Dakota this morning.
has Increased considerably in energy
and Is attended by warm and some
what unsettled weather, with rain in
sections OF the Lake Michigan region.
Fair weather. however. continues over
all the central. southern and eastern
portions OF the country.
The Pacific high pressure, cool
weather area has spread over the cen
tral and northern sections Of the
Plateau region. attended by rain OF
snow in sections. Snow was falling al
salt Lake City this morning, where
the temperature fell TO the freezing
point.
The Western storm Is moving only
slowly eastward and the rain area is
apparently keeping we'll to the north
indicating continued generally fair and
warm weather for this section tonight
and Thursday.
The Ohio will probably continue 70
fall slowly in the district for the next
two days.
II. G. HOWE.
Section Director
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Common Pleas Court.

In common pleas court today. the
suit OF Martha Day VS.. the village OF
GAINESVILLE for $1,000 damages was
commenced. The plaintiff claims
that IN certain alley OF GAINESVILLE
there was a deep hole, into which she
fell. straining and fracturing her
right leg. and that there was no light
TO show that the hole was there. For
the injuries she received damages TO
the amount OF $4,000 are claimed. The
jury was taken over to GAINESVILLE
today TO view the spot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

James % Matthews has returned
from o. business trip iu Toledo q.
vs.. E.il Was business visitor
bon Wheeling uu Tuesday.
Mrs 8 U.s. Rogers is visiting rcla-
t..s loo Whr,une tlis week
John ffpuiIas is o. business visitor
lu Washington. n. g..
rfre James Norriurfon is tho guest
tNIs w..k of relatives ln WhccInc.
Willard Rogers l7q accepted tho
position of editor ~ the W'usburg
Ia.I. Leader.
'f.se r.rrl BARNES - Wheeling was
fN. guest Tuesday evening az relatives
fr Wt'.eHurr
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wheat

CHICAGO. May 1O-Hot winds IN
Oklahoma and Kansas helped 20 souI
wheat mp today. bryucss throughout
Southern Russia had similar effect
and 80 ala tho notion that ID. rain-
lail 600 tho spring crop holt on fiis
side ~ tho Canadian line was made
Cuate. Firmncss prevailed az tce
close. which was a,Gb 20 2,T -.
above last MIGHT Tho DAYS tradiur
left corn with "a net gain 81 q. 60 3 .f
lt-c: oats az Q. tors ~ A. advance and
hog products moro expensive 10 five
20 ~
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Alumni Meeti1a.

\ meeting ~ the Alumni Association
of the Wcllsburg iIigh school was held
on Tuesday evening In the office OF
the Daily Leader. only n few Of the
members We're present but IL was de-
cidcd that tho annual alumni dance
viii De held IN the armory at the City
Ian on Friday evening. MAY IS. 1911.
There viii io no graduating class In
the Hich school this year owing to the
change iu the studies
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ELEcrRocUTeD ~ wlNr


tItAIIoN. 49, Nn. NHr lN.fuaf
concluding bis davis work. OF tho
simpson mirc. au ff"Nau named
Ihm'nir FaIvo. ursparur to leave.
came in contact with Che trolley uIrr
.or fho mine cars. llo was Instantly
cIcctrocutcd
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Pardon for Banker.

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 10.-The
state board OF pardons today recon-
mended a pardon for William W.
Ramsey. a Pittsburg banker. who
was sentenced TO eighteen months i'm.
prisonment on indictment found dur
ing the municipal investigation In
that city a few years ago.
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WELLSBURG


The children Of the W,IlsburC Public
schools VIII celebrate May Day to-
morrow. \ fine program OF events has
been arranged \ street pageant head
cd 3 band will parade over the prin-
cipal streets eft the city after which
AN will adjourn to central Park. where
the exercises az the day viii be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

Tho funeral 81 Mrs Joseph Beam.
who died on Monday after a lingering
illness ~ several months. was held
Yesterday afternoon % ? o'clock from
th. home Of her father j. J. Mont
rnmcrv ST.. on Commerce street. in
torment being made 300 Brooke ceme-
terry. Tho deceased i- survived hy her
husband. and ono 9nn. Montgomery
Es1m Her parents and several
brothers and sisters .izo survive.
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ROB posrorFicE.
Bioodhounds Fail % Trail Men VINO
Dynamited safe and Went
THanUn.Hs Hn lad

NDNGANTOWN. vs.. Va. Nav f0 -
Some nmo after mfdnfaff BURGLARS
dfrnm.tcd fhc aaro In fhc r. 49, rIv.
I'r f'or" af UoI'a'on. whore fhr post
office Oh located They looted tfr safe
and went throurh fho mail. taking
registered mail stamps. cfc uoof
hounds were placed ON fho trail but
fho mon escaped
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Place

mand for fine yarn cloths for con-
verting purposes and sales on con-
tract are being made. Jobbers are
buying lightly. Clothicrs report a fair
volume OF advance for fall.
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An Ala Folks Concert Will 10 given
az the Hudson House ON Wednesday
evening next under tho auspices Of the
choir Of the Episcopal church. 4 num-
Der Of prominent local singers VIII take
part and an ~ tho old time songs such
as cold Folks M Home" Dixie" etc.
VIII Boz sung. An admission or twenty
five cents viii Doe charged
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COMMANDMENTS

Special Dispatch to the Inteliiseneen q.
WEIGH. w. Va. May io.-Ths
commencement exercises here to-
night at the NJ. +. church were large
~ attended. and among those OF the
class making addresses were Gladys
Hall. Halle Cleghorn. Willie johnson
Lena Tench and Ernest Kyle. while
Prof. c. r. Murray spoke and County
Superintendent w. c. Cook presented
the diplomas.
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WHEELING. ". Va. May 10. II.
Tho active TiuTourz sto,-,. corrected
ial% by 4. L. Masten & Co. bankers
'na brokers. National EHchaoEo BanR
Guiding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

McGouan Brothers 60 ve a
uoif1. suif ON account and for inter
cef amounting fo f-ff o.
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sreeial Dispatch TO the IntelliEencer.
GRAHAM. W. Va. May lO.-At the
Graham NJ +. church. the public
school commencement was held and
a class OF thirteen presented with
diplomas
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New York Curb Market.

WHEELING, W. Va. May 10. II.
Reported by ~ r master - Co. l. Y.
Brand. manaE-ri members Now rorE
Stock Exchange
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Union Switch q Eirnai

Union Switch q Signal. 50
DO preferred ...........sI % .....
Westinghouse Electric list. -. IS .....
:, do ,i seconds ;..'.'''.'.'.' % %
g q 81 Fl e. ss,s lss ss ~ y isse e
Total sales i.ao5 shares.
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Albert IL. Jones. age p. and Lii
liam Donley. aged is, both OF Martins
Ferry.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. May 10. II.
Range or active stocw. on rns Nsu
aork stock E~-aanEe. corrected daily bu
Aiasien & Co. brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

Women have queer ideas OF a good
time. but they seldom have a dark
brown taste next morning.
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Cash quotations were as follows,


Cash quotations were as follows;
F1our-Steady.
Ryo-No. ?. lis; feed or mixing
barley e5dS5c; fair to choice mailing
sra iOec.
Flax seed-No. I. southwestern
nominal; NO. l, northwestern nominal
Timothy seed-si2 90.
Clover-ti5 T5.
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. SIC e2M9
LaTd-ss O5 per 100 lbs.
Short Ribs, sides. Osoose)-s7 37h
q 70: short clear sides. boxed IS 90
as l2h.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURG. May 10.-cattle steady. light.
Choice SO i5G6 IS; prime IS sOQs Is.
Sheep-Lighter. light. Prime wethers
81 3O34 so. culls and common 81 90
q 3 70: spring lambs SC 0OGg 90: veal
calves Sc -5d7 90. Hogs-Lighter.
light. Prime hcavys Sc 30Q6 40:
mediums IS s0GG s5; workers and pigs
IS s5es 90; rough s. oog5 80.
CHICAGO. May lO.-Cattle receipts
5000 head. market steady to loo
lower: beeves 81 g546 -; Texas steers
81 607.5 60: western steers 81 500
s so: stockers and feeders 81 OOG
55: cows ana heifers 81 1905 So;
calves 81 50O5 So.
Hogs-Rcccipts $4,000 head: market
weak. early advance lost. Light So %
as IS: mixed S5G6 20: heavy s. 80
IS o.: rough IS 1uM5 So: good to
choice heavy So S5H6 %: pigs s. S00
o 25: bulk Of sales s. sU06 10.
Shcpc- Receipts $1,000 head; market
strong Native 81 i0N4 20. western
SO 250i 20. ycar!ings 81 5O7.5 IS.
Lambs Native 81 25H6 so; western
s. OOu6 50.
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barOn's Local Stocks.
WHEELING. ". Va. May TO- II.
The following quotations. on tho more
sctive Wheeling stocks s-e corrected
daily FOR tie Inteliirencer by Geo. "
baron. local broker. Rnd T. r Marshall
manager Bond Department
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. May 1O.-Credit bal
ances 100. Runs 6.552: average
1854: shipments 2e7.54O: average
2J233G
NEW YORK. May l0-Standard Oil
closed s1l
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Tho following games were rolled in
thu duck pin league az the Linton
ALLEYS
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Probate Court.

Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Emily
E. Ely. deceased. z. 5. Ely appoint
ed administrator. bond $1,000. with J.
5. Ely and 7. G. Wilson as sureties.
o. +. Norris. +. l.. Harrison and {. A.
Bratton appointed appraisers.
In the matter OF the estate OF Mary
\. Crooke. deceased. +. l.. McCombs
appointed administrator. bond $500.
with w. l.. Noble and J. w. Darrah
as sureties. W. l.. Noble, ]. W. Oar.
rah and Theo Snodgrass appointed
appraisers.
In the matter OF the estate OF Ed
ward Phillips. deceased. Proof OF pub
LEGATION OF notice OF appointment
filed.
In the matter OF the estate of Thos.
John. deceased. Account filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter OF the guardianship
of Leonard Whitlock, minor. Ac-
count filed and notice ordered.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
ST. CLAIRSVlLLE. o.. May 10
Civil cases filed follow:
Jennie LopemAn vs.. Harry Lope-
man. Action for divorce on the
ground OF extreme cruelty.
The German Savings Bank COM
pany vs.. Dr. w. T. Simms and J. f.
Reynolds. Action for money In the
sum OF Ssl1.72.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales lss.soo shares.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

if this can be done it will mean hat big two days carnival can he held
 T. hehooyes the quartz men tu get busy making collection of good samples and the gardeners and farm. erS tn make ready their exhibits of flur Is. grains and vegetables. When the time comes the ladies of the civ will all be asked to render assist an,e and provide all that their gar. dens afford to make the greatest show of flowers that has ever been held in Alaska. The appeal will be made 70 them on the score of civic pride. as il was made last year. and there is not the slightest doubt in rhc world that they will respond Not cnly potted plants will be want. ed but just as many cut flowers of every variety as can be spared from the gardens. The affair will be con. ducted. most probably. under the auspices of the husinessmen's asso- citation. and as such will be entirely removed from political or social dis tinctions.
 l. is to he the greatest how ever. Get ready 10 help.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17
UNJUST OlSCRlM MlNATION.

There are al the present time a number of firms and individuals in Fairbanks employed in the brokerage and real estate business These gen charities. churches and to the up- keep of the town in many ways. and they are called on to pay a federal license before they are allowed to en- gage in business here If they do not pay that license to the clerk of ! in. court they are liable to fine ! T. is the business of the federal marshal. as inspector of licenses, to enforce the collection Of this license as there are no field men attached 10 the clerk of the courts office
 As We have stated. all of the brok- CTS ill town have paid that license 10 do business This is not the
 case. however. in the case of the real estate sharks who come in from Seattle to peddle off townlots
 on a barren and deserted island
 These men. in spite of complaint being made 10 the marshal. are allow ed to get out of the city after they have transacted their business and skinned the suckers without paving one cent into the treasury. although
 they are just as much entitled to pay license as are the local men
 When Marshal Perry was in office
 whatever may have been his other defects of omission or commission this business was attended to and no unjust discrimination was allowed as ln the present case. It was then
 recognized that the city was entitled
 10 collect from the Outsiders to the same extent as from the local mer- chants with whom they came in competition. and the marshal's force did it's duty in looking up the of lenders. As this duty clearly de
 wolves on the marshal it would be in terestng to know how it came about
 that no steps were taken to collect from Leibly or Phillips before they commenced to do business here. It
 will not do 10 say that it was in- tended to collect from them before they went away. as that is not the procedure adopted with the local
 men
 The Citizen called the attention of the clerk of the court on Saturday to the fact that Phillips had made his getaway and 10 the possibility of his being stopped and the license col lected before he got out of the dis tlict. Whether this course was adopt ed is not known as the marshal's of flee could not be reached over the phone yesterday. but District Attor- ney Brown could not say positively whether anything had been done or not.
 That license money is due to the city, and if proper steps were taken it could even yet be collected from someone
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17
ALASKA POLITICS.

After long struggle Alaska ac quired the right 10 send delegate 70 congress. Endowed with only halt the rights Of the numerous represen- tatives of small portions of the Out side states his ability 10 remedy the defects in the laws applying to the territory has been restricted to a very great degree. It has been further circumscribed by that DOT sold itself to the corporations which seek to exploit the territory 10 their own ends.
 With politics so small an issue in the territory it would appear to be the part of wisdom and common sense to forget the petty bickerings of an election just as soon as the canvassing boards return has been made. and for all to try and strengthen the hand of the represen tative elected. This course, fortunate ly. is pursued by the honest DOT tion of the press. but such papers as the Fairbanks Times and the Juneau Record. which long ago sold their souls to the corporations. have per sisted in fomenting discord in the hope that it can be said at the next election that the delegate has been unable 10 accomplish anything. It is matter for congratulation that the Record has gone under through its persistency in this course and that the Times is going.
 The Citizen is of the opinion that right minded Alaskans wish to see the representative supported and as sisted to get for the territory what is needed at the national capital and the policy it has adopted has al ways been in accord with this idea At the next election il will do all it can 10 elect Democratic candi- date and it believes it will succeed But in any event it pledges it's sup port to the delegate from Alaska whoever may be elected or what. ever his political faith. until such time as. by his actions before con. gress, he has forfeited the right to support by betraying the interests of
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17
THE AVIATOR.

l saw the aviator soar far in the windswept void. and said: He re- ally ought to be more usefully em- plOyed. He's apt to fall hundred miles should pinions break or bend, and while such things amuse the crowd, they're serving no good end. Some day hell break his swanlike neck while painting cloudland red :; and if he's useless when alive. he's more so when he's dead. l have no wish to soar aloft and ride the sweeping gale; I'll keep on raising prairie hay. and sell it. bale by bale The man who makes two bales Of hay come forth where one has grown. contributes to the public good and earns half bone.' The man who tiies,' my neighbor said, will gather in more dough than you will get for all the hay from here to Jericho. And though his airship often sails above a field of wrecks, he entertains jaded wOrld-a world of rubber necks. Some people think" my neigh Dor said. that no ones doing good. unless he's growing bales of hay and other breakfast food; but any man who takes sour thoughts away from tell and care, contributes to the public good a large and handsome share. .'-Walt Mason.