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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
SHADYSIDE

Tile Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. =.
church viii serve lunches and refresh
mcrts az tho old school building Fri
day and Saturday. during the big lot
sale.
Rev W. O. Eltorich. missionary 70
Chefoo. china. having received his
appointment in 1850. and having
since. done n great work Is home on a
furlousr a two weeks itinerary has
been arranged for him In ST. Glars
willie Prcsbytery. lie will be In the
following Presbyterian churches. noxt
week for evening addresses and con
ference. Rock Ill., Tuesday. June ~.
Second Church. Bellaire. June 81.
NcNs. June %. 81 Clairsville June
22. Shadysidc. June "a. First Church.
Bcllairc. june 25. morning. Blaine
June %. 3 p. M. bridgeport June %,
evening
Au Christian people are invited 10
attend these services.
Several enthusiastic citizens have
auccccdcd in leasing % four acre tract
of land and are setting % IN shape for
% fast bail park and play grounds.
which VIII DO n step in the right
movement toward having % public
play grounds for the children. plenty
OF shade trees. natural grand stand
for spectators 90 enjoy an GAMES ~
sport The opening of This public
grounds. will tako place Saturday
Afternoon ~ 3 o'clock. Music and a
hast game ~ baseball VIII tc features
Of tho day.
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Movements Watched In Street. But
II Is Rumored Their Position Is
Becoming Insecure.

NEW YORK, June IA large
number of semi-active railroad and IN
dustrial stocks moved upward brisk
ly to-day but the. standard mediums
or speculation. except United States
steel showed little change. Prices
moved with unsteadiness. which re-
Gently had been a daily characteristic
OF the market. There were further
reports that large holdings OF a num-
Der of recently active stocks were be-
ing sold. but offerings were well taken
save in the cases OF "A few issues
which were affected by special
causes. Perhaps the subject OF live
lest interest was the present
strength OF the bear party and the
size OF its commitments. This fac
ton has been generally credited with
great activity recently. and with sue
cess so Indifferent as 10 give rise TO
tho belief in some quarters that its
position is becoming less secure.
The generally firm undertone OF the
market to-day, in spite OF its irregi-
lar!ty. bore out the theory that it's
technical position had been strength
ened. In line with IL was the strength
displayed by United States steel.
which was believed TO have been the
especial object of attack. This stock
neld firm at n slight Improvement
during the period OF weakness early
In the day and later forged ahead OF
its usual companions and gained
more than point. Much OF the act
I've buying apparently was based on
the belief that the short interest in
this stock was so large "a TO make
Its technical position a strong one.
Improvement was noted in the steel
trade by the weekly reviews which
reported n substantial increase in
orders during the last week rs an ont
growth OF the recent reduction in
prices. II is expected that some LARGE
orders for rails will be placed within
the next week. Further nervousness
as 10 crop conditions was reflected In
tho tone OF speculation in grain and
cotton.
The trading in Western Union
which had been the center OF con.
siderable speculative activity recent
, y, on the strength Of reports OF its
largely increased business. receded a
point on publication OF its report
showing a decrease OF 1885,. 900 in net
profits during tho last three months.
and the copper shares. after leading
the market for two DAYS. failed 10 de.
vclop strength 20 continue the move.
ront.
Bonds were firm. total sales. mar
value. S319S 900.
|. S. bonds were unchanged on call
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weiIsburo Brlefs.

Miss Lucy Sheets and Lloyd Linton
returned yesterday from Morgantown
where they have been in attendance
during the past year at West Virgin
la University.
Mrs. James Montgomery was a
Wheeling shopper yesterday.
J G. Palmer Jr.. ana S. o. PAUL
are business visitors in New York
City.
Mrs. Ed. Martin has returned 70
her home in Cleveland. o., after a
visit at the home OF her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Hubbard and
daughter. Miss Dora are sotourning
In Atlantic City.
Miss Mayme Miller has returned
from a visit In Pittsburg.
James PAUL was n business visitor
In Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Nell Glass OF Pittsburg, Is
visiting this week at the home of her
aunt, Mrs II. II. Yingling.
Miss Iva Brashear is visiting
friends in Delaware. o.
Mrs. Annie North and daughter
Mrs. Annie Emory are visiting re-
latives IN Beech Bottom.
Miss Elizabeth Lauck left Tuesday
for a short visit with friends in
Cleveland. o.
Mrs. John Byrnes has returned
home from a visit with relatives in
GAINESVILLE and Columbus. o.
A strawberry and ice cream social
will be held this evening at the Lewis
school house out Bethany pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
STEUBENVILLE

Speciaf>Dispatch to the Inte!iisencer.
STEUDENVHLE. o.. June 1.-THE
probate court appointed Il. II. Max
we'll executor in the estate OF J. D.
Blackburn; bond $1,000.
Exceptions fled to second inventory
in estate OF C. f. Linehan.
ME s. Wheeler.
Order TO sell real estate in estate
OF Emil Regnard.
Flick Ania. insane. ordered turned
turned over to Belmont county
friends.
Peter Dellatora estate. Tony Della
tora appointed guardian and settled
personal injury case.
Geo. w. Cochrane appointed admin
istrator in estate OF Mary Cochrane:
bond $1,000.
Final account in estate of Angelo
Zancanell
In estate OF \. A. Huss. first &C
count filed by Jno. J. Scott. trustee.
Order TO appraise real estate in es-
tate of Jesse X. Maple.
Inventory. etc. issued in estate OF
Jennie +. Fletcher
Application to probate will of REM.
]. James.
Inventory. etc. fled in estate OF
Lloyd Parks.
l.. Friedl appointed administrator in
estate Of Steve Lalli and Jos. Gabor-
ski: bonds. $500 each.
Dan Johnston and Israel Rothstein
given juvenile suspended sentences
to the boys farm.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. June IA
Uocal ONCE u. s. Weather Bureau.
Atmospheric conditions are reported
as follows:
Low pressures and cloudy, showery
weather continue over the northeast
portions OF the country; elsewhere
the weather Is fair.
The pressures continue relatively
high over the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys. attended by tempera-
lures somewhat below the normal. In
fact. cool weather is the rule in near
" all sections.
While the pressures are relatively
low over the plateau and slope states,
no storm formation appears on the
weather map this morning.
Tho belt OF fair and cool weather
will remain over this section tonight
and Thursday.
Rivers.
The Ohio will fall slightly or re-
main nearly stationary in the district
for the next IS hours.
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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Wheeling High School team. will
play our local high school team Fri
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock, both
teams are In excellent shape and Q
fast game is promised. Goodwin and
Wagenheim will form the battery for
Wheeling and Price and Grirath will
work for the locals.
Lee Luellen and Harry Griffith
students OF the o. S. U. are homo
for summer vacation.
Several cheap excursions will bring
thousands OF visitors to our village
Friday and Saturday to attend the big
lot sale in Futhey's new addition.
Leave your items of interest for
the readers OF this paper at Dawson's
pharmacy.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW NORK-Buttcr steady; re-
ceipts 13.0sO. Creamery specials. per
pound. &c. do extra. 22c; process.
specials. 19i2c; do extras. l9c.
Cheese firm: receipts 4.l10. Prices
unchanged. Eggs. steady: receipts
2i.009. Fresh gathered dirties. No. /.
PC; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites. 22d 2jc; do gathered
whites. 1890.
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Metals
YORK; Standard

NV Standard copper
firm; spot s12 1OG12 20. London
dull; spot G56, SIS. Cd and futures
&51. Lake copper. SIP 621k q
i S7la; electroIytic. S12 50Gl2 62Ia.
and casting. Sl2 25a12 80. Tin
weak; spot SIS OOq47 80. London
dull: spot G229 and futures, alGS.
5s. Lead firm, 81 45d4 80. London.
G13. 5s. Spelter firm. 81 45G5 80.
London. e24, 12s. Cd. Iron. Cleveland
warrants. 4es. Sd in London. Locally
iron was quiet. No. l foundry north
ern. No. foundry southern and No.
| foundry southern soft. Sl5 OOn
II so: No. foundry northern. $1i -
Gl5 %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

Tho Central District a. Printing
Telegraph Go. has filed with tho
County Court OF Brooke county an
application for Tho granting hr The
court OF fhI- county. a franchise for
fho construction. maintenance ard
operating 900 OF ifs lines ~ poles.
cables aud wires On 400 O. Che ro1de.
streets. lanes and alleys % this
county Tor period OF rrv years.
After fho app' cation has bad tho re-.
1u'rcI amount OF advertising. the
matter viii DO brought before the
court Tor attention.
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WELLSBURG


* number OF big events have been
planned for this c.ty FOR The week OF
July Fourth The annual Home Com.
ing week. VIII be lcld then AND the
celebration OF Che opening of Dam 40.
u. will Doc held ou Thursday. July
sixth. Elaborate preparations are
being made FOR thar event and the
NelishurE Board OF Trade through its
Ircsld ~ut Elmer llough. is making
earnest efforts tD make Dr. the great
est celebration 81 JOS kind ever held.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK-The season Of spring
1911 is beginning to be opened on
mems wear lines. some few cotton
wors, eds being ready and priced APP
proXimatcly on the basis OF n year
ago. Cotton goods are steady but IN
light demand. Underwear and hosiery
lines for spring are being opened.
JObbers report trade as quiet.
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Two Killed.

Coroner Foster was called to Dun
glen on Tuesday where Stani Andizer-
icik. aged -. was killed in the mine
by a fall OF slate. lie leaves a wife
and one child.
T. T. Carr. aged 80. and a machinist.
was killed az Kelley's station on Tues
dav. by n Pan Handle passenger train.
Ills remains were shipped 10 Sheri-
dan. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
WHEAT
Dry Wheather Scare in Dakota Gives
Lift to Prices In Grain
Pit.

CHICAGO. June IA dry weather
scare in South Dakota gave n lift to-
day 10 the wheat market here. In
consequence final trading showed q
net gain OF ~ a q to 7sc. The out
come in corn was shade to a half
decline: oats closed the same as last
night 10 = n &C UP. and hog products
unchanged 10 10c advance.
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Coffee.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inte,Iigerccr.
NEW YORK-Havre market de.
clined thrce-quarters 20 one franc
July futures closed offered at 1O.S5c
September closed at 1860. Deem
Der closed offered az lu.4Oc. March
closed offered at lO41c. May closed
offered az 1o.J4c. Rio 30 quoted
az l2iac Market steady
/. ". MINFORD & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

The following marriage licences
have boon arantcd This week By th,
county clerk
Benjamin rfrrhcq Of shcridanviuo
Ta. and Lillian Hurley. OF Tarcn'um
Ia.
Chaunccv IN Jacobs. o. Foncnsboe
aud Mary Carter Of Cross Greek IBIS
fr.rL
John Wc'dorict. r.. and IDA DIV,
Riddle both az NsrInvau ra
1u.h Martin. Of SfouhonvIlIo end
N.lno p. Baxter. Of Cross Greek dis
tr.rt
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Marriage Licenses.

r. Dewitt Brown. &c years. Of Kis-
SINH. Fla. and Mabel X. Hawthorne,
- years. of Mt. Pleasant.
Ralph II. Haines. q years. OF Paris.
o.. and Clara r. Starn. - years. Of
Bercholz.
James VI Anderson. % years. or
East Springfield. and Julia y. Stephen
son, % years, OF Toronto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

Flag Day was generally observed
throughout th" entire city ard county
yesterday. This laH grown iuto 20 Gus
tom Cor tro people here to offer up
tholr homage to thc nar chat frpcfes
oil that they hold precious Most of
tho business horsca md 20 the post
Office and city buiiding. The GAGS we're
uuIurIod
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Divorce Suit.

Chas o. Daniels has begun suit
against Beryl c. Daniels for divorce
and 10 divest Of dover They were
married at Adena April =. 1905. and
she deserted him in May 1909. and
refuses TO return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

Tho following Invitations have hcen
issued
"Nr aud Mrs Ellis y Elliott TO-
quest tho honor OF your presence at
thr marriage of their daughter. Marc.
arcf tnua ip Perry IS Jones. ou We'd.
ueaday evening, June "a. at hatf past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

wASHINGTON-At the beginning
OF business to-day the condition OF the
United States treasury was: Work
Ing balance IN treasury offices. $2i,-
035.7i2; in banks and Philippine
treasury. S34 $50. Ordinary re-
ceipts yesterday were s2.342.S54. with
ordinary disbursements OF $1.69s. POP.
The surplus 20 date this iiscal year is
sS.6lO.3O6 as against a deficit OF S13.-
3S3.2l0 at this time last year. These
figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
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Money.

NEW YoRk-Money on call steady.
29sG21k per cent: ruling rate. pa
per cent; closing bid. 2ss per cent:
offered at 2ls per cent. Time loans.
easier; 60 days, 2Is per cent: 90 days.
pa per cent: six months. 3XGSI5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 4
to 4ls per cent Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 81 81 for 60 day bills and
at 81 s5.sOG4 $685. for demand. Com.
mercial bills. 81 S3i4. Par silver.
53bc. Mexican dollars, 45c. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds
firm.
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seven o'clock. 1Sne Terrace. Wells
burg. W. Va"
The bride TO be Is well known here
and has a host OF friends in this city.
Mr.. Jones is a resident OF Washing
ton. Pa
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CHICAGO Close. Cattle. receipts
IS 600 head. markc, steady FOB strong.
boevoa. g. 150f 90. Texas s'ccrs.
- -0I1 g.. western steers. 81 -5D
% .0. stoclcrs and feeders. So SOd
GO. COWS and hcifort. g. 3Du5 50.
calves. &C. OOTS -o Hogs. recoiufs
$4,000 head. warhct slow and verk
to o. shade lower than Yesterdays av-
erage 1frht. e. 9Ouf 90. mixed
g. gnTc coz heavy. s. eprG o..
rough. g. seNG 90. good fo choice
heavy. So O0uG -. pigs. s. c0d
o. 81. bulk of s3los. g. fIGf 2u
sheep. receipts 10000 head. market
weak NrIve. g. -Oui f-. Western.
go 1-1t o.. yoariirgs 20 0..ff 600.
lambs native. 90 o0Hf e'. western.
g. 2.uG 90. spring lambs. 50 a0U
o. 0U.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa Credit balances.
$3.50 Runs. l22.3fS barrels. average.
l->u.t barrels shipments. 2ff45i
barrels, average. 2O1.367 barrels.
NEW YORN-Standard OIL closed
a. 5000
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al sales 5Os.9OO shares.
Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va, Dune IL. II.
Tho active PittsburE stocks. corrected
daily by A +. Masten & Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bank
building:
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DUEL IN STREET.
Razor and Pistol Weapons Used by
Italians at SteuhenNllle.

STEUBENVlLLE, o.. June ia
Two Italian BARRIERS, Thomas Fair.
armed with a razor. and Nathan Col
lercca. armed with revolver. fought
street duel on Wells street this
morning. Collercca was badly slashed
and two bullets wounded Fair. Both
are in the hospital and may die.
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pazIett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va, June i. II.
The following quotations on tho more
active Wheeling STOCKS are CoTreN tv4
daily for the lntelnrencer by Howard
liazlett x Son. local brokers'
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Wall Street Bears Active
New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. June II, II.
Range Of active stocks on the New
YORK Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A Z. Masten q Co. brokers
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Total sales s.9is shares.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. W. Va. June -. IL.
reported by A. T. Masten x Co. l. l..
Brand. manager; members New York
,tuck INchanEe.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FlOur-Weak.
Rye-NO >. 91Izc.
Barley-Feed or mixing. Goa 75c;
fair 10 choice mating. S1T96c
Flax Seed-\o. southwestern.
nominal. 40. northwestern. nominal.
Timothy Seeds OU0ll 90.
Glover SIS -.
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. sir 50d15 -.
Lard-Per 1O0 lbs. s. IT,
short Ribs-Sides tloOsei. 81 500
s %. short clear sides (boxedl.
s. 1873 %.
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Raror's Locai Stocks

WHEELING. " Va. June u. II.
Tho following quotauous on the more
active Wheeline stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelilgercer by George ".
Baron. local broker. AMI r z. Marshall.
manager Bond department
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURG-Cattie. steady: supply light.
Choice. So 2506 so. prime. 81 O0T
c 20 sheep. slow; supply fair Prime
wethers. s. e-Tf 90. culis and com
mon. 81 5n02 90. lambs. IS OOV
30. veal calves. & o0fr, -. Hogs.
lower. receipts 20 double decks.
Prime heavies. So 800. mediums. 81 30
as a.. heavy and light workers. 81 B.
as fo. pigs. s. 25"G 800; roughs
s. O005 80.
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'--TrHrsfer books close June -4th Tor
- Icr cent cash dividend payable July
-.
Transfer hooks close June 2ist FOR
To-. yer cent cash dividend palable July
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t-lL per cent div. payable July LIST.
'-2Is per cent div. payable July LIST
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J'e -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Special Offer
RESIDENCE LIGHTING AND WIRING Ar
UNUSUAL PRICES.

You know before hand Just what your hill will he.
install as many lamps in your home you wish You
can then burn any four 20 canjcpowcr Tungsten lamps
at any one time for sIoo per month Eve FIR SIPS per
month and so on.
We will supply our CUSTOMER .l.i 81, new drawn
wire or ducle lamen Tungsten lamps at reduced prices
These lamps especially designed to prevent rrcakage
The above special rate is for lighting only
Representative ne Ha r' work and may cari an YOU
any day.
We know you will be interested
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union Etocf Yards.

Nrrr.u...rr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-02
TO APPROVE PHONE co.
RECEIVERS REPORT
In Wherry Suit for $4,000 for
Money Loaned.

Vice-Chancellor Emery in Chancery
chambers today allowed a rule to show
cause why the hnal report of the re-
ceivers of the Telephone, Telegraph
and Gable Company of America should
not be accepted. The rule is returnable
February 16.
The report of the receivers, Charles
NJ. Myers and Edward NJ. Collie, covers
seventy-seven typewriter pages. and
is a resume of the Investigations of
various companies in which the COM
pany held stocks and bonds. and is an
attempt to arrive at their value so as
to see If the price offered is a proper
price.
The suit in question was brought by
John Frederick Wherry on a claim Of
$500 0 for money loaned on which col
lateral was pledged. which he received
by assignment.
The company was incorporated No
vember IS, 1899, with a capital stock of
$780, 0 600 t. buck the Bell telephone
company. Its capital stock was after
ward reduced to $4,000, 900 and one OF
the stockholders was John Jacob Astor.
The shares were valued at IS each and
he held $1,000.
There were many calls upon the
stockholders soon after the organiza-
ton, but as they remained unnoticed,
1850 suits were started, some in Phiia-
delphia, others in Scranton. one in
Fort Wayne and a number in this
State. Mr.. Astor, however, was the
only stoekholder to make good to the
extent of his holdings, valued at S11o, 000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-02
5 PROBES STARTED
TO FIX BLAME FOR
DYNAMITE BLAST


''is this-that we are on the job collect
ing the facts. 1t may be several days
before all the facts relating TO the mat
ter are in shape. II these facts dis
close that there has been criminal
negligence we viii place them before
the grand jury.
II am appalled, at the loss of life at
the explosion yesterday and / have al
ready set in motion an Investigation.
From what l have been able to learn
from a precursory investigation some
body is certainly criminally liable. l
do not care who is to blame, the guilty
person shall certainly be punished.
al am going before the grand jury in
the morning and set before that body
all the facts l have in my possession
and will ask it to make a rigid investi-
CATION. I will use all the forces In the
office of the prosecutor to lay before
the grand jury every fact which will
show who is to blame for the explosion.
THE law of New Jersey Is sufficient
to punish the guilty in this case, and
punished they will be. If the RESPONSE
BILE man is the highest official of the
road he will be punished, and the same
will hold good IL the guilty man is only
a day laborer. l cannot express an
opinion at this time as 70 who Is re-
s~ponsible."
Captain Ira Harris, of the United
States inspection service, declares that
the explosion brings home a menace
which has long threatened the traffic of
his port. He recommends that addi-
tional Federal safeguards be thrown
around the transportation of high ex-
plosives up and down the lanes of water
traffic.
While great progress has been made
in clearing up the debris that litters
the docks and railroad yards for hun
dreds of yards surrounding the spot
where the fearful explosion occurred,
there remains today many evidences
of the untold havoc wroght by the con-
cussion that accompanied the blast.
Unknown to the hundreds who swarmed
over the docks near pier 7, where the
explosion occurred, there were lying
scattered about tons of loose sticks OF
dynamite, and worktpen are today gin
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-02
MEMORIAL ADDRESSES
FOR HENRY c. PITNEY.

Memorial addresses in eulogy of the
late Vice-Chancellor Henry c. Pitney
will be made Tuesday when the Court
of Chancery has its opening day in
Trenton. Attorney-G General Edmund
Wilson, as the official head of the bar
of the State. will make formal an-
nouncement of the death of the eminent
jurist, and then. according to the pres
ent program, there will be addresses by
Richard V. Llndabury, former Judge
Gilbert Collins. former A~ttorney-Gen-
eraI Robert H. McCarter and Vice
Chancellor John r. Emery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-02
MR.. U IA Ia YALLA.

Funeral services for Mrs. Julia La
Valla, 81 years old. who died on Tues
Gay. were held today from the resi-
denee Of her daughter, Mrs. Anna S.
Frederick, III Johnson avenue. TIL
Rev. David r. Frazer, of Bloomfe d.
odiciated. Burial was made in Fa r
mount Gene cry
Mrs. La Valla. who had been a resi-
dent of Newark since 1850, died of Old
age. She is survived by five daughters
and two sons They are Mrs. Anna
Ere derrick, Mrs. Selero Wagner, Mrs.
Ida Heyl. Mrs. Alice Woodruff, Mrs.
Belle Webb, Anthony and George La
Valla.