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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
Idaho Settler Suicides.

Caldwell. Ida.-Tho body Of Herbert
~. sherer was found Wednesday In
his cabin on his homestead, about
twelve miles south OF Caldwell. near
uenderson's Ferry on Snake river,
The entire back Of his head was
blown of and his brains scattered
about the room. An empty short
barre,ed shotgun was the mute wit
ness OF the tragedy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
bailey Defends Lorimor.

Washngton.-D Defense OF Senator
Lorimer Of Illinois was offered by
senator Bailey OF Texas on Monday In
a speech so powerful that Il was ap.
plauded By what was perhaps the
largest attendance OF members and
spectators on the floor and galleries
4 the senate chamber in the present
session OF congress.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
LIbsrty TO All In Portunal.

Llsbon,-Tho draft OF the bill for
the separation Of church and state
has been completed, Il guarantees
liberty Of conscience. education and
propaganda Tho churches will be al
the disposal Of the clergy. the only
stipulation being that the clergy bo
able to keep them up.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
Powder Explosion Kills Five.

IIazleton, Il. Give men were
killed and two severely Injured as
he result Of premature explosion In
4 small tunnel on the Grand Trunk
Pacific at Kiteselas, 49, G. The men
were working at the far end of the
tunnel when box OF powder left
near the mouth, presumably to thaw,
became oyerhoated and exploded.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
clothino cauoht In Skating.

ST Louls.-Whlrled around a shaft
ing which was revolving $500 times
A minute Martin C., Kuehnert, 20
years old, on Thursday was beaten TO
death against an oak beam In foun.
dry In which he was employed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17

san Diego. Cal.-The two,mastod
schooner Emma was towcd into port
Sunday by tho revenue cutter Bear,
which rescued her from a porllous
position In the ocean near the north
side OF Point Iona, where she had
AnehoIed during q heayy Enle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17

Hot Springs, Ark,-Charles H.
Everett, wanted on a charge OF de
raudlng q chain OF Pacific coas,
banks through bogus drafts ON New
York and Chicago, sawed the bars In
his cage at the county Jail here sun.
day night and escaped.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
Neweboy u loa Years Of AL,

Chlcago.-onsmus Page jollets
oldest newsboy who for years has
been a familiar figure at the railroad
station, where he sells newspapers.
Is ilt and, owing to his age. little
hope "a entertained for his recovery.
Page this month viii complete his
lO2nd year OF life.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
ase..Mp slyort,L pE.e, Voc.

'' Grand rRepids, Mlch.The ele0tion
'otusnliea, stgtea senators ny direct
votoiof the people ia favored by for
mer President Theodore Roosevelt
lle believes the constitution should
bo a0 amended aS TO provide Tor ROB
gaE election. ~ u Lincoln day speech
here saturday Colonel Roosevelt came
out s1uafely In favor Of the move.
nien( 'roaesbt he progressive pcli
ttes tIbnl which, hthhk tho great ma.
iority ofnproErasdyn are agreed IL
that United States senators should
be eltclcd bY -uonnl0E- vote. said Col
oncl Roosevelt, The constitution
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
Bandits pisarmed by Women.

Denyer-After he had shot a pat
ron Of the White House cafe. whom
he mistook for the cashier. n holdup
was disarmed by two women Satur.
day night and held by them until the
arrival OF the police.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
AGRICULTURAL Bill Passed.

washlngton.-The house on satur.
day passed tho agricultural bill, car
rying an appropriation OF approx
mately Sl5,5OO,OOO for the. operation
OF the department OF agriculture Tor
Tho neXt ilseal year.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
An American soldier Of Fortune.

Seattle. Wash.-Francls $. Nc
Combs. the daring leader OF a detach'
ment OF Mexican insurrcctos In the
battle at Mulato. is the sou OF Mr.. and
Mrs, James McCombs, wealthy retir-
cd farmers who live near this city,
aud a relative OF A a. Denny, the
founder OF Seattle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
opposIte VIeMs on Treaty.

Lincoln, Nob,-Opposite Views on
the question Of Canadian reciprocity
we're sounded Tuesday night at tho
annual Abraham Lincoln anniyer-
iary banquet of the Young Mems Re-
publican club OF Lincoln.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
bishop called a Halt.

Cape Hayden, Haytl.-The execu'
ton OF rebels ceased on Thursday in
the districts OF Trou and Vallieries
Iupon the demand OF the bishop OF that
section, pending the arrival of PresI'
dent Simon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17

Ufaln. Ala,-lyor Peterson. an IS.
year old negro was lynched early sun.
day by posse OF citizens OF this
place, eight miles from here. lie was
accused OF an attempted attack on u
woman Saturday night
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
HedrIekIte Leader pend

Independence, Mo.-Rlchard nm,
leader OF the Church OF Christ" com.
monty known as the "Hodrlckito"
branch OF the Mormon church. dlnd
at his home here Friday. Hn was
born In 1897 In Glouchoster, England.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
Cowboys Want to Tackle Mexleans.

MeXlcall, Mex.-Ihe good Offices OF
the American customs officials at Ca.
leXico, accompanied by threat to
report the matter to Washington, pro.
vented a pitched battle on Monday be-
tween the insurgents under I.cyya and
Bortholl, and American cowboys, bent
ON "clnanIng ont" The reholR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
American Art student Disappears

Rome,-A general alarm has been
sent out for Henry Lawrence Wolfe
Of New York, student OF painting at
the American academy, who has
been missing for over a week. Wolts
is IS years old.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
AMMUNITION ExPLoDEs.
Thee ssn.rles Killed az Result Of
Accident In Nicaragua.

ACCIDENT In NIoara0un,
Managua, Nloaragua-ln some way.
at present unknown, an explosion oc.
Cured Monday morning In the ammu-
milton barracks situated not far from
The palace OF the president. This was
followed by series OF explosions.
which killed three sentlnels. The
structure In which the supplies were
housed caught FIRE. and for several
hours blazed furlously. further explo.
slons following In rapid succession.
II Is estimated that 1000 rifles and
10000 900 cartridges were destroyed. All
the artillery, many rifles and largo
amount Of ammunition were saved.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17

Washiugton.-Tho per capita wealth
Of the United States, as based upon
the new census figures, Is S3ii3. Tn.
der the oonuss OF 1900 Il was com.
puted by the treasury department as
$3.50.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
Cot Of collecting customs Dudes.

Washington According to the os,
innate of Franklin MacYeagh, secre-
tary OF the treasury, the cost OF col
Letting customs duties In Salt Lake
during the next fiscal year will be
1890
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17

Washington, Tho house bill pro
yldlng 100000 q year for tho eroc.
ton OF buildings for American ombas.
sizes and consulates In foreign coun.
tries was passed by the senate on
Saturday
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
PresIdent sounds Keynote,

Columbus, o.-President Taft. in @
letter dated December 90 1910, an,
read In 5000 Sunday schools In N
United States sounded the keynote
the total abstaincrs movement
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17

Omaha Michael Woltman, 73
yeas old, on Tuesday shot ana Instant
y hllcl his slsterinlaw, Mrs. vincent
Nroplc, and then sent bullet
through own brain. Mailman had
suddenly gone insane.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
To Use Army Transports,

Washington So amended as to
provide an appropriation OF $4,000
to carry II into effect, the house bill
authorizing the use OF army trans.
ports for conveyance or Rcd Cross
sufferers has passed the senate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17

New York.-EXactly an dogs OF
Hf,y.seyen breeds viii be put forward
Tor prizes to be awarded to Gl0 reg,
ular and more than 700 special
elasses. az the dog show In This CITY.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
ProhIhlta nll llnnnr snlsa.

Topeka Kan,-rhc supreme court
on Saturday held the new liquor law
constitutional The law prohibits the
sale OF liquor for medical or mechani.
cal purposes
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
UTAH STATE NEWS

Tooolc county realized ti.257s0
from its forest reserves during the
past year.
Two days earlier than anticipated.
the Salt Lake Route reopened IT,
through line to Los Angeles Tuesday
night
As result OF the Utah campaign
at the Omaha land show. over roc
land seekers will locate In Utah this
month.
AZ meeting OF the Commercial
club the committee appointed to So
cure n federal building for Ncphl re-
ported much progress.
Another local telephone company
has been organized In Box Elder coun
~. Tho new company " composed
OF number OF farmers OF wUstorn
Box Elder. .HIr. .I..
Tho state food commissioners is out
with ne declaration that within n
few years Utah will bo recognizod ns.
one OF the coutap OF the canning In.
dustry 10 the United states.
=, =. st9thakoB. Who y charged
with murdct In the lrst degree Tor
the killing Of Louis poulas. fellow
countryman In Salt I.Akcs GrccR
town. August 20, 1910. Is on trial In
Salt Lake. To- ''-'.' -.''
Al the rate OF nbout 1000 acres 4
day, the land between Lund AHA 'aIo2
dena on the main line Of the Salt
Lake Route Is being homcstended. ao.
cordlngi 10 tho reports Of tho United
States land office at Salt Lnkc.i ll
G. NJ Mldgloy. a contrhctinE. ear
pontor OF salt Lato city, wat ssyeTe
ly injured whom no. foil fromu tho
ground door to the basement Of a
building ghllo auRennttpilpg some
work. suffering severe inipry 70 bh
spine. .... ....... o.. ....... .."
John H. Odoklgk, n chapngut
charged With nring the hiot which
killed Edward barnes IN salt Lake New
Years eve. has been dlAcharetd Tot
lack Ok evidence Tho SHOOTING bdi
CURED sdirihg q celebration OF the
Now Ysufsi I'D o71hi .HLlH fIna 90
II IL said that Congressman Howell
will rocommhpd1 tho AnppinimSpLc OF
James Don az postmaster at Park
City 20 MI the vacHncy caused by
the death OF Reisr-. AarLll.. Nr.. Don.
hoa haNn lla .aaIatupt rnaituuatnr to-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
SLAIN BY RUSTLERS
FOUR NEVADA sTocKmEN ARE
AmBUsHED AND MURDERED
BY CATTLE THiEVE1.

Bodies Of Men Who Had Been Miss
ing for Three Weeki Are Found
Perforated Win Bullets and MI.
tllsted by Beasts Of Deaert
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-17
Ievcral yoafs

on Saturday, tho longtalkedof Pluto
irrigation project has had an auspicl'
Gus start. Tho state has already
spent over 100000 on the project
Tho superintendent OF the Spanish
Fork branch OF the Lohi sugar fac.
tory reports that he has secured con
tracts from the farmers for $500 acres
OF sugar bcets this year. This Ia the
largest acreage ever secured In Span
lsh Fork or In any Utah county town.
The county commissioners OF Utah
county have authorized bounty OF
cents head for each ground
squirrel killed In the county before
March 4. The scalps OF tho squirrels
must be presented to the county clerk
as evidence OF the killing on or DO
foro March T.
Frank Cronin and James Stevens
were killed and l.. Com Scott was 50.
verely injured as the result OF an &c.
oidont at the Yankee Con. mine Mt
Eureka, Drills, which were being
brought up In the cage got loose and,
striking the timbers, caused the bot
tom OF tho cage TO DO torn out.
OF the total sl.25O.OOO to be spent
by the Hartman lines In advertising
tho west this year. the Oregon Short
Line will use $4,000 exploiting Utah
and Idaho with a view TO inducing
settlement In all Utah's share OF the
fund will approximate 100000.
In tho past few years the produe'
ton OF fruits and vegetables In Titan
has increased at such rapid rate
that the canneries OF the state have
been compelled TO DO constantly add
Ing TO their plants and equipment In
order TO handle the total output OF
tho farmers.
Edna llamblln Jackson. the young
Eoman who committed suicide ni
Los Angeles when she learned that
her husband, TO whom she had been
married but three months. had been
arrested for cmbezzlomont. was d
Salt Lake girl. and her body was
brought back TO Salt Lake for burial
Responding enthusiastically TO the
sail for convention OF commercial
clubs to organize state industrial
league TO boom Utah from end /,
End, ten commercial clubs OF the
state have written the secretary o.
The salt Lake club. declaring hearth!
In favor OF the league.
John NJ. Fowler. aged 2S. ia in
Salt Lake hospital in precariou
condition, with abralsons all over hi
body, as a result, It is supposed. O
having been knocked down and rui
over by wagon. in dark alley Il
the capital city
Experiments in dry farming In IN
arid sections OF the state are PROVIDE
Cor In a measure introduced In tn
senate by President Henry Gardner
The experiments are for the purpos
Of ascertaining what seeds and wha
crops are most adaptable to dry farm
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
FLUCTUATIONS
VERY WIDE
More Activity Yesterday Than fer
Some Days-puil Setsions
Are Broken.

NEW YORK. oct -g7uctua'ions
or stocks we're much wider and more
active today than during the recent
duh sessions The market developed
falriy strong tone. and buying at
umcs WIS conducted on heavy
scale. The eject OF this influence
was Offset a. times by extensive sell
ing. and At on. period 81 tho trading
the market seemed 20 be- entirely ia
the hands OF tho bears A. "a. end
OF tho day tho list stood well ABOVE
tho previous days Close United
States steel. Lehlsh Valley AMI Cana
dian Pacific made gains OF roiuta
or more. and most OF the other active
shares rofo by substantial amounts
United States steel. which was
sold yesterday for the osten-ible rea-
son that the steel corporation was r.
cancel It's lease 81 tue Hiil ore proper
tee. wa bought today for tine same
reason. on the theory that IA. cancel
latlon OF the lease would improve the
corporation status under the Sher
nan law. Tho whole movement was
thoroughly prufessioLal. however a.
20 possess little Significance United
states Steel rose rapidly az the open
INK, In common with thc remainder
OF the list Before the enc az the
nrat hour the market developed pro
nounced weakness In the face OF an
energetic movements The bears ap-
parently extend their Efforts too Tar.
for they were put 90 rout ln the last
hour until prices were sent upward
with a rush
Great Northern ore certificates
were aIrctcd keeulv b the an
nouncement 81 the steel corporations
decision. Tn" stock lroko : points.
making lepl.nt loss 30 two DAYS.
and selling down % 90. IT, lowest
quotation since 1901 II subsequently
recovered part Of N. loss.
Trading In bonds continued on a
fairly active scale There was m
undercurrent OF hravincss In the ear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
OF
COAL MINERS
VARIOUS COMMITTEES APPOINT.
so AT YESTERDAYS SESSION.
seven Locals Represented at Sea.
sions Being Heid In Trades
Assembly Han

The various locals OF the ohio sub.
district No. 8 OF the miners we're r.u
resented by about i25 men al the con.
Nention which was held yesterday iu
the rooms 90 the Ohio Valley Trades
aud labor Assembly. The conven
ton vas called hy the vote OF rev en-
q the locals and not by tho state OF
rcers. and will continue today. and
possibly longer Just what business
will be brought Up az oday's session
Is unknown
Al The morning session Yesterday
District President Charles Aibasin
presided. and committees on rules.
order 81 business. grievances ami res.
olutions were appointed. The COIN
mittees are as follows:
Rules and Order % Rusiness-J
chandler. {. r. Suner and }. II.
Caldwell
Grievances-Charles Fisher. Albert
brition. George ogden. Jerome Wal.
son and A. u. Doughty
Resolutions - Frank Gschwcnder
Joseph Williams. John Mehok. Syd.
ney Jones and Noble AuIt
A. THIS session addresses we're
made b. state President John Moore
ana District President AIbasin Al
the afternoon session addresses wee
made By International Vice Presidcnt
Frank Hayes. of INDIANAPOLIS ana
by Mr. leading. Vho represented tho
Retail Clerks Association
T. l. Lewis. of Bridgepor' w,s
present. who. II Is generally under.
stood. will be "a candidate for the or.
nee OF International President this
fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
HE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

ssSrt.l nisss'cn % ths Intsihxeno~r-
fARkh-RSBJRG. ". Va. Ocf. IS
q" loS pressure ara and rain storm
. P4ssins CO The middle Atlantic
coast tsls morning Heavy rains
Ferc general along the coast from
NeN YORK soGthNard 70 North Caro-
uua
An area % hisA pressure o, great
magnitude covers the greater portion
II the West this morning. atseaa-a by
iair and cooler weather Free1lng
is1nperatures are reported a. FAR east
a. Nebraska. The barometer con.
rnufs loW over southern Texas. and
ne southern plateau region
Conditions favor continued fair
weather in this section without much
change IN temperature tonirht and
Friday.
River-The Ohio is rising generally
AZ ali points. and Nnl continue 10 rise
in Parkersburg district. reaching a
crest stage OF about 20 feet Saturday
morning r p POWELL
Observer. Temporarily IN charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
AGED WOMAN Is
KILLED BY TRAIN
SNSINEER UNABLE TO WARN
Hth OF APPROACHING DANGER.
shocking Accident on the c. & o.
Line South Of sr ussport-Inauest
20 Be Held.

Mrs. Sarah Beavers. an aged woman
OF West Wheeling. was hit by &
4 passenger train yesterday
morning az s;45 and Instantly Killed
The fog prevented the engineer from
seeing her until the train wa too
near 70 stop. When he did see the
woman be blew the whistle and did
everything possiblo 20 attract her AZ
tention. but she WAS deafened By a
shaw which she wore over her head
The train was stopped as soon as Dos.
sible and the shawl and apron worn
by the woman were on the pilot Of
The engine. The train was taken
BACK 10 the spot where she was hit
and The body vas found about 30
feet from the track. Instant death
took place. ~ the skull was crushed
when the train struck her.
The body was taken TO BRIDGEPORT
and taken charge Of BY g 70. Mat
thews who took ~ 20 hz mOrEue
-Four daughters and six sons survive
az Of them living In the vicinity Of
Bridgeport. The funeral arranqe.
ments have not yet been made. but
y IL likely that the funeral will b.
held sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
STEUBEKYILLE

special H,sratch 20 the Intelligence.
81 rO hL-N WILLIE. O.. oct is-sarsh
J. l'"-r'ter We Daniel Rooster nlta-
ROSS. su-t for divorce. alimony ana -.
-torHil'n 90 maiden name q st~rnrni.
4Nef were married IN Pittsblrr in a.,
h"hs ot Ross when his real name wa.
l'''fSli' p Nhi.h fact she ga not know
Their SIX chi dTen died in i,fsn-v ri
urc 20 provide and extreme cruelty are
alleged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
WHEAT

CHICAGO. oct 10 An immense
business MAS done to-day IN wheat.
the price range was
narrow Longs we're apparently tax
ing prohts and waiting Tor the cash
demand 20 catch up With the gain IN
futures Compared with last night.
closing hgures varied from &c lower
20 sc advance. The end OF the ses-
sion left corn unchanged 10 LaEc
down. oats a shade on 20 ike
amount higher. and hog products
sianting from the wind-up "a hours
before 70 FAC above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
DAWES CRITlCIZES
Opposes Government Resresentstio.
On Proposed Central Reserve
Association.

CHICAGO. OCT 30 Former Comp
troiier % the Treasury Charles e
Dawes. opposed the provision Tor GOV.
eminent represr nfafi0n on the board
Of directors Of the proposed central
reserve association today. before fha
Eub-comuiffrr of tho national none.
tary commission. created hy eonrrar-
In 1907. fo devise a new currercr ega
ten. Ha also criticized The plan o.
aufhorIzIre ere Preaden. % the
United states 90 appoint the governor
% tte proposed bankers bank
Ge1rFe NJ Reynolds. president o.
The Confidential and Commercial VA
roral bank. Chicago. endorsed the
central reserve association plan. and
said THAT opposition to The measure
from small town bankers vas dia-1
pearing a. FAST as tho details % tho
proposition eas explained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
PLAYER BURIED
Remains % Captain Msrryman. Who
Was Fatally Injured In Game,
Laid 20 Rest

Funeral services over the remains
% William p. Merryman. captain 81
tho Davis a Elkins football team.
who died from injuries received 60
the game with Western Maryland last
week, were held yesterday afternoon
from the family residence az Wells
burg The pail bearers we're mem
bers u the eleven for which the great
player gave his ilfe In his effort 10
win the game for the school he repre-
sented
Mr. MerTyman was - years o. age
and was considered one o. the great
est players that ever wore uniform
After biz death the team be- played on
cancelled al the remaining games OF
the season. Merryman was the first
football player 20 meet death this
year on the gridiron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

NV IUHk-ef1nd1r1 c0nnar
quiet. SPOT SO f0nfz 20 London
trm. SPOT Gii. iis. sd and futures
Csc Joe Lake copper. gfz c2ts ~
% IS. eiectrolytic. So 81lsaf1 81.
and casting. So oI0f2 1- Tia quiet
spot tfl f-flng- flfs London arm
SPOT ets9. i7s. "a and fufurcs e1sa.
l-s O. Lead o. o. s. zsa4 20.
London. cf5 o. spcifcr. 8. r-a
g O.. London ca. 7s. Ga iron.
Cleveland warrants. ffs 3d bob Ion
don Locally. iron eas quiet No D
folndry northern. s.. 1.Cf- go. SO
p SIS GOALS Or. 40 south.rr and
40. southern soft SIS f0ar- Sd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

~ transactions on the Stock TX.
change. owing Iargely, the active
selling. 90 American Tobacco Ga.
which yielded more than a point. 20
III. although recovering later The
o. were well supported. and other
issues developed strength before the
ciosc
Total sales. par vahue. s2.se5. roo
United States bonds were uu-
changed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Realty Tarnsfers

q J. Kelly. 20 Mary McCardie. lot
HrookFale. $500. n. Weaver. 20 Rer-
TIA Davies part lots. city. $4,000: Jos
herger. 60 Stanislaus kamiuski. lot citv.
1850, oakland Cemetery Assn. 90 o Rs
iieree. lot. Minso. $50. Jennie Vaughan.
% Catherine Curry. part 2 lots. city. So
800 Elizabeth Hamilton. % :. G. Bowers.
= lot city. t2.lO0. II. l. Fisher. 20 Jno
Sic. lot, MinEO Junction. 1850. Mary
Iu-ner. 20 John Sic lot. Mingo Junction
$3.50. Lizzie Henry. 20 J. A. Gracv. WAYNE
township. 90 1i-s. 1880: Rosa Hartman.
20 q. A Reirht. iot. city. $500. Stsuh
coal a Mining Co 20 Gozafa GrabowsSi.
lot city. $500. Aaron Endich. 20 Samuel
Enfich. y lot. city. 81. q. 4 Weaver. 20
g.. = =. r. p. Warren township. 2Is5-a.
$500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Dry Goods.

NEW YORk-Co;ton goods buying
continues In n hand 10 mouth Wsy.
pending a further adjustment in the
raw material market The iobbers
are doing a steady. seasonatle trade
nut are finding retailers slow In an
uc'patng late future wants Yarns
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