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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

sEecial Df-tsfch - go Tnteilgrnr.r
FAkkEfSlsJ re. "a. Va. oct ia
The rain storm that covered the laEe
RECON. Ohio ant Tennessee valleys
YESTERDAY morning. has moved east.
Sarc and noS oysTiies the middle anc
sozth Atlantic coast HEAVY raias
~ere general In nearly al sections
covered BY The lOW pressure The
iollo~iEg heavy precipitatiOn aa
inchesl las been reported during N.
!ast "a hours BuEAlo. y Y. %.
Plttsbgrg. Pa. iSe. Raleigh. y g.
lss. Washington. ID. -. is2:
Charleston. s c. t.04. Tampa. Pa.
.ss. Frankila. Pa. rs. Parkers
Lodge. Pa. i54. Greensboro. Pa.
100. Beaver Dam. Pa i5.. Wheeling
" Va. "a Hinton. " Va. I.7g.
Creston. W. Va. ii2: Charleston. "a.
Va. : g Pr Pleasant. ". Va. 90:
Huntington. ". Va. i42
The pressures are high along 'he'
north Pscinc coast. and over "a. Ohio
and Tennessee valleys.
River-OWing 20 the heagy rain
over the Ohio valley. the Ohio RIVER
IL rising rapidly this morning A
stage OF nearly &c feet Is indicated for
PArkersburg on Thursday morning.
r p. POWELL.
Observer Temporarily in Charge.
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STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch 20 The Intelligence.
= lEUbENFlLLE. o.. oct. IS.-in
probate court In estate Of y ID
wright J. \. kithcart was appointed
executor. bond. $4,000.
order TO sell personal property NJ
private sale Ia insolvency OF Henry
BOUCHER.
+. &. Sniyeiy ordered 10 Massilon
hospital
'. A. u. Morelli appoin ted guard.a
TOT trnncescina ID Francesca 20 en-
able her 10 -ecurc MARRIAGE license.
j. G. 81 Floyd appointed guardian
Tor Nm EeerbOwer. bond. 10000.
To- estates ~ Don e. Bolmnn and
Enic Cox petitions filed Tor leave 10
lease Tor o. and gas.
Samuel McAdoo made party defend.
ant 20 estate Of J. "a. Paisley
Final account. estate 8. T.. W King
Application 20 probate will CT Solo
mon Walker
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STEEL STOCK
FORCED DOWN
Vrssssrs Against issYee During Wed
ossdsys Stock session Forces
Prices Down.

NEW YORK. Oct. ls--Cnremltting
PRESSURE assins, United States Steel
~as the conspicuous feature % to
days stock market. The stock vas
toid ~ every opportunity ia such vol
uins a. TO Indicate that liquidation
had been renewed. and the constant
pressure carried n dosn nearly Two
Points TO Is Selling Of this stock
apparently vas due To some extent 20
NE report which reached Wall street
mat the United States steel CorDor-
efiou probably would Abrogats IT.
lease OF the Hil ore lands such a
move. n vas pointed out. ~ouid Erezt
~ improve the status OF the corpora
uon under the sherman law. a. u
would make :, apparent that no fur.
tber charges Of mOnopolization % ore
lands could be made The effect
upon the revenues OF the corporation.
OF course. would be predetermined. al
though u has been said that nited
States Steel made bad bargain for
Itself when " signed the lease Ad
dfional reviews pointed ogt that &C
i've competition was steadily crowd
ing prices OF finished steel products
the sustained volume Of business 10
mus Offset by diminishing pTOfts. A
significant feature OF one summary
OF trade conditions was the state
ment that western steel manufactur
ers are applying TO railroads which
haul their raw material for a read.
justment OF freight rates 20 bring
them more In line with existing
f.w 49,
The stock market In general be
trayed a decided downward tendency.
but fluctuations we're narrow until
near the close. erc"~', In the case Of
few stocks. which were subjected
10 especial influences. No close rela-
ton IN apparent between the trend or
recent Developments. which on the
whole has been To give the general
situation n bright aspect. and the day
today movements OF securities which
Seem TO be dominated by the infiu-
ence OF professional manipulation
The market remains In an unsettled
state. owing largely 10 the manifest
nervousness over political conditions.
and shows no inclination 20 respond
10 evidences OF Improvement else
where.
.NDIiufTu ore fsftlNCafeH
were affected by the report OF prob
able cancellation OF the United
1 States Steel lease. ed fell three
Soints on as many .ransactions. The
fcrJ.'lzer stocks S0re acutely weak.
Americ.1- C~ttOn OH falling more
than i've points The weakness of
the latter stock was ascribed 10 tho
beiit that q was not earning its div
ldends/ The coalers and Canadian
stocks were almost the only Issues Ia
develop any degree OF strength. and
most of these gains were lost toward
the close when the heaviest selling
OF the day sent prices generally "a
lower points. Many OF the standaed
stocks closed with a net loss OF a
point or more
The bond market was irregular
American Tobacco Issues showed the
effect OF further liquidation OF specu.
lative holdings and lost ground. Wa.
bass ~ also were heavy. SeaboartI
Air Line adjustment So and some
other southern issues advanced
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Coffee.

NEW YORK-Havre market ad.
vanced one and one-qusrter 20 one
and one-half francs. December fu-
lures closed offered at 1000. March
closed offered AZ 1850 May closed
offered AT l4.S0c. July closed offered
al l42S. September closed offered
At l427c. Rio No. : quoted at 1875
10 lsc. Market. near months steady
far months. barely steady
L W. MINFORD & co.
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son. Arthur. are IN Washington. Pa
attending the funeral % a relative.
Miss Erms Talbert was a Wheeling
visitor yesterday
:. Warren Scott and n. +. Mule
nuex. OF Elkins. are In the city 20 at.
tend the funeral this afternoon OF VIA.
liam Merryman
George y story. Of Pittsburg. was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Theodore NJ Gilchrist. OF Beaver
Falls. Pa. was a Welsburg visitor
yesterday
The following deed VAS left at the
county clerks office yesterday for
record. J. r McBroome 20 p. l. SLOT.
tlemyer. tract OF land in Brooke cogn.
ty. consideration. s. 400.
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The regular monthly meeting o.
city council was held on Tuesday
night. and number % business mat.
tcrs came up Tor attention Several
petitions we're received from the
board Of education. asking that GER
tain streets and alleys be opened %
the public but no acton was taken
regarding them % Was practically
decided that the armory in tie ciry
hall would be repaired buf the matter
was held over uIl the next meeting
70 order that estimates miEhf De
made a petition FOR light M The
corner % Twenty seventh aud YANKEE
streets vas received and referred 20
TIE ilght committee. The regular re-
ports Rfrc received and approved.
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WELLSBURG
curran-O'OonnelI.

The wedding OF John Curran and
Mary O'Donnell was celebrated yes
terday morning az o'clock. at ST
Johns Catholic church. nuptial mass
being celebrated The attendants
were Miss sara O'Donnell. a sister OF
the bride and William Curran. a
brother OF the room AFTER the cere.
mony. wedding breakfast was
served az the ODonn,il home on
North Charles street. Both the home
and the church were beautifully dec
GRATED Tor the occasion. Rev. +. g.
Duty performed the ceremony The
happy couple left on the 2:45 .. IT,
train for honeymoon trip 70 New
York city and other eastern poin,s.
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hfetal..

NEW YORK standard eopp@r rrra.
SPOT 81 lOnl2 -. London arm:
spot E55. =. 80 and futures SIS. :.
% Lake copper. si2 Scala 62ls
electrolytie. $i2 25gl2 s7H. aud east.
iug. 81 0OG u IS. Tin quiet. spot
tti Goa al 62A London arm. spot
4 iss. and futures eiSS. Ia 81. Lead
nrmer, spot. g. 25as 50 London.
spot els. SIS Spe,ter dun. spot IS Is
90 rs. London. spot E27. los. Iron
Cleveland warrants 46s. Sd In London
Locally iron was steady No foun-
dry northern. SIS 25Gl5 80. No. ?.
SIS O0u Is %. No. southern and
No. ! southern soft. si5 OOHl5 20
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Dry GooCts.

NEW NORk-Owing 10 the uncer-
iainty In raw cotton. ~ Is difficult 20
steady values In cotton goods. and
some prices are easing Yarns are
easier Worsted yarns for sweaters
are in active demand and the sweater
trade is active. Dress goods for i'm,
mediate shipment are in steady call.
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Theodore st. Cuchru and Cora
Nelson Naccail both of W.Irb.rr.
John ~ ElrchdeIl. and Elizabeth
y Han'on both OF East Springfield. O
Charles a. Toner. Of Wukinsburx
Pa. and Florence p. fIa-enton. Of
Hradiork pa
Melvin Eecs and Anna r. Agenze.
both OF Plfsb1rg. pa.
John Phillip Mcil1le and LueUa Jane
Prngic. of Traford CITY. Ps
John D.. 'urran. % BeIalre. o.. and
MARI + y u0nnau. o. Weusblrg.
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Womans Club.

The regular bi-weekly meeting Of
the Woman club viii b. held this
afternoon at the Hudson house. The
following program will be observed
Indian literature. Sanskrif Mrs
Ewing Development o. Literature IN
BsbylCuia and Persia. Mrs Hough
The Origin Of the alphabet, Mss NC
GIN. music. Miss Cornelius. current
events Mrs buchanan
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. ls-Active buying
here to-day. on the part OF foreigners.
helped lift the price OF wheat There
was also a lively demand from non
professional spectators in this cOun.
try. The Argentine. Russia. Germany
and Kansas all sent advices unfavor-
able 10 the bears. Closing figures
were az a net advance of y 20 llsc.
Other leading staples. too. showed a
unanimous gain, corn - TO iG1Nc:
oats. haA TO nc. and provisions.
1914 a 70 TO i0c.
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VIM. J.. IoAeI. con yicfod o. as.
saulf 60 rob on Frank sgeId-i OF s-f
liant. waf given "a three yrlr p,u. .u
t4ary sentence by judge Richards
Who overruled a motion Tor n.s
trial Howell. when asked. srlI con
tended be- vas not guilty While n
jail he sawed our ana escaped. bui
wa recaptured after a cha o. OF three
squares
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With 'hr acquit.ll o. John WisnifkI
for Che murder a. Peter Klomls o.
ffrra and Siani Wis1.skI only found
guilty 81 mlnsiaurhttr. 10 la nov likely
mat the state viii not put the Wis
niEHls on trial for the kliIns al Wal
tor WIsniski. iccausc OF 'he outcome
IN this case.
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cattle paper. ta6sx per cost.
sterling errhanre. stescy with s-Val
business IN baker bis Al ttss q
Tor sixty d-y bsns and q; sss.seG
tsSSS Tor demand. Commercial hills.
Ns-k. bar SILVER. t5s.e. NeKiean
dollars. sSc. soveransni bsnds.
s;eacy: railroad bOnts. Irregular
WASHINGTON. Oct. is-A, the -.
S4Hning ~ business today The condl.
ton % TIE United States treasury
Nas
Working balance h treasury Office.
81. sa7.ges
IN banks and Phnippine treasury.
S5f.5s5.sTs
The to.al % tie general fund Vas
Sls7.seises
Receipts Yesterday we're t2St2,l85.
Gsb1rz.mcuts acre SSlUe.ss1
The dencit 70 date this 1scAl year
Il 0ei -zo2.ssz. a. against a cencit o.
fil.As5.sl4 a. this line last year.
Thee figures sNcigce panama canal
and public debt transactionz
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weiissVra sriefs

Attorney , J. =. OUren end ~ O.
Baron. of wheel ag uere Weuaourr
business visitors yesterday
s .arfo crowd VIII 20 doubt hear
'he murder cases to-day. aa great
deal 1f comment have been heard rc.
Earllng them
Alf Potts has returned from a srcrt
business trip 10 Cameron and Nan.
nfnEf0n.
Mr.. and Ms Smith J. Scott and
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New York Stock Exchange
WHEELING vs.

WHEELING ". Va. OcI 70 II
Range % active stDeks % tns Nsv
York stock Exchange. corrected daily -
A <. hahfs1 q Co DroNsr.
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sharply Total sales. par value. s..
35O.0o0
Government bonds we're unihansed
on call
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WHEELING W. Va. Oct Is. II.
The active Pittsburg stoc~- eorr.ct,,
daily BY A. +. Masten & 20 banksr.
ADO broEsrs- National Exchange Rank
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Money.

NV YORK Oct 1s-Monev on
call. steady. 2Na2is per cent. ruling
rate, ~. closlug BID. -. offered
"a. tine loans. steady. 80 days. ga.
03i1 per cent. % days. 3isd8A: Ak
months. -. a.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Oct 1S-Credit bal.
ances. $3.50. runs. i62.22f. average.
2ss.ss6. shipments. 2s7.Gs7: average.
3217OO.
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H,ylett'a Local SfocEs

WHEELING ". Va. Oct -. II.
The folIo~ins sDotati0E. % tie more
active Nne<inE stoczs are CORE ia
tally for the intsIE.sncsr ~ Ho~ars
t-zlstt a son. local brokers
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John BukoVcky. ~ yraIr trI Maria
Hlnusrak. ~ years. az Emp.rr.
clyde 4. 'asrr. - year7. 20 .tei's-
Vile and odessa $ Wilson. - years.
0f lr0rdrlo
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WHEELING " VI OF g. II.
E-sortsl ~ A. r. sissten 60. l. y
D ssc. Manager. HsmB~rs .ss Isrs
stock Esraanre
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fr fhe matter ~ tHa ~ .arfl rrhlr ~
David ". Farceft. minor Account
flifd arr notice ordered
fr t.r matter 90 t.e erfafa ~ r.-
pofa.s Hall dsceasef Inventory fled
ans approved
ln ihe matter - Ere uil1 ~ josiah
l.ashlsy deceased Election % uifou
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When the blind lead the blind tbey
never stray into an oculsis parIor.
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r. a. HASTINGS

structuEal = consuitins Eagfnssr.
~. liiNHa MANIA farlru Ilarfr FIra
Eridres. Towers. Tsnks. etc an sfr.r-
tlrea t1 steel WOOD. Reinforced Con
crcte. etc Dee. rns. Esrrafea RE-
selma nach Building, VYhsslinr. ". Va
Ph1asss belL az. Nati0nal TEg
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Firm.
Ryc-No. ,. 96hc
Barley-Feed or mixing. 75cdsI.Oo;
fair to choice mailing. 81 1901 22.
Timothy Seed-yi3 OOaib 25.
Clover-Sl4 OOHl9 70.
Pork-Mess. per bbl. SIS 5OGl5 Is.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s. 90.
short Ribs-Sides tloosel. s. 15T
; 80. short clear sides tboxedI. s. -
as 10.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS.
BURG. Oct. lS-Csttl,-S Steady: SUD
ply light. choice. $74Og7 sO: prime.
50 % d5.s5.
Sheep-Steady supply fair: prime
wethers. 81 So 1850: culls and com
mon. $1,000 ? 90. lambs. $1,000 80 /.
veal calves. $9.00d925
Hogs-Actiye. receipts. 70 double
decks. prime heavies. $3.50 $50:
mediums. s6.s5a s 80; heavy Workers.
$6.s5GssO. light Workers. s6OOa
$40: pigs. IS 25G5.75: roughs. $3.50
a 500.
CHICAGO-Cattle. receipts 10000
head: good grades steady. others
slow Beeves. 81 75GS IS. Texas
steers. 81 lO66 Is: western steers.
81 25H7 20: stockers and feeders.
s. 2OM5 70: COWS and heifers. s. 90
as 90. calves. S. 50Gs 25. Hogs
receipts 26 0eO head: market more
active al opening prices. Light. s. IS
as 20: mixed. S. O5d6 IS: heavy
s. OOH6 20. rouehs. s. 00HG 20.
good 20 choice heavy. s. -7d6 20:
pigs. 81 JOTs SO. bulk Of sales, S. 30
n s s.. Sheep. receipts g.. 1000 head
market weak Native s. 25d3 s. I.
western. So f0G3 90: yearlings. s. IS
a. so: lambs. native. 50 15GJ So.
western. s. S5a5 s..
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Bsrons Local Stocks.
WHEELING W. Va. Oct. Is. II.
The Following quotations. On the more
aetive Wheelinx stocks corrected
daily TOR the inteiuEsnesr % George ~.
Baron. local broker. ana r. r. Marshan
manager Fond Department
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NEW YORK. oct is.-Frime mer
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l~'s York Curb Market.

Total s.is- s.ss- saAr-.
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FINANCIAL.

- soon a. a man acquires the idea
lhai ~ is important be begins 70 az
~ and invite others 70 take notlss.
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE

f"rr.f.. tr t.e Ir..4IIe.r.lr
t LIARS Willie. D. u.. d. Err-
rIfr0 Irfrrf. fararI follow
I.H .H.Hf rr. .r .r. .....
80. arf I,a.r H. I....t a.. e
.f TrIfrrpIrs
fltrrf 3. Mrl-lrss ars g. 40 vsvars
rl Na- A.s.. a o.
Il. ruare
Chester s. m.n'rsrsfy gro rs. anf
aa Eratf nar -- H..l ~ N.rl-r
Far.D
JON lffrrg "f.HI.. ar. rI arI Core
bella Erfi.e Da.fr ..e -.. 1ot1 %
HarrerVII'r
zealtv DEED Tlled.
MarF r'r .rH steamer f1 a
- JornFrr arf na.frr johnson. Tract ~
lend Dbl Darr.a.IIr .r.. .a.r.ff.r Gf.rHr.
Marrfrd.
hiHfrf TrFrIf.. .f reunr u r..
Clara .fr NJ I..rrrHUI... were a. .arI.
nar..ff at the Neffsfisf rarf0r bore
80 ~ EeF. g. I'd EId~.lre
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LIVE STOCK.

WHEELING " Va. oct IS II.
CATTLE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-09
Women on Warships.

In the British navy of Nelson's day
It was not uncommon for wives to live
aboard men.o'.war with their sailor
husbands. Scarce one Of England's
walls of oak" in Nelson's time but
had some woman aboard who braved
the perils and hardships of the sea in
order to be with her husband. In
nearly every one of the twenty.seven
line OF battleships under Nelson's
command in the great battle Of Traf-
algar was one or more women, wives
of sailors. Surprise may be expressed
that English men-of-war's men were
permitted to have their wives aboard.
1t was only by special permission of
the admiralty that this could be done
and then permission was granted
somewhat in the light Of penance for
sanctioning the press gang system,
which was largely in vogue at that
time. Men were seized in the streets
and other public places and compelled
to serve in British warships because
1.-THE king needed men," Some of the
men thus seized had political influence
and, being unjustly compelled to serve
in the navy. were permitted to have
their wives share their involuntary
servitude.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-09
A Mean ADVANTAGE.

In a breach Of promise case the bar.
rister who held the brief for injured
beauty arranged that his fair client
should he SO placed that her charms
should he we'll under the observation
Of the jury. He began a most pathetic
appeal by directing their attention to
her beauty and calling for justice upon
the head of him who could wound the
heart and betray the confidence of one
SO fair, concluding with a peroration
Of such pathos as to melt the court
to tears. The counsel for the de-
PENDANT then rose, and after paying
the lady the compliment Of admitting
that it was impossible not to assent
to the encomiums lavished upon her
face he added that nevertheless he
felt bound to ask the jury not to for
get that she wore a wooden leg. Then
he sat down. The important fact of
which the fair plaintiffs counsel was
unaware was presently established,
and the jury, feeling rather sheepish
at their tears, assessed damages at
the smallest amount.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-09
A eullst Stopped the Game.

Alfred de Musset, the poet and
dramatist, was almost as fond Of
chess as Of poetry. He played nearly
every night at the Cafe de la Regence,
and even the revolution Of February,
164S, did not divert him from bis
habit. He turned up as usual and,
finding no one there to play with, In
sisted that the waiter should make q
game for him. The waiter did 20.
though fusillade was raging in the
street outside, and all went well until
a musket bullet smashed mirror In
immediate proximity to the board.
Musset was anxious to continue In
spite of the interruption, but his OPP
ponent would not. with monsieurs
permission" he said, I'VE win adjourn
the game until after the republic has
been proclaimed."-Paria Gauloas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-09
MAY RESTORE HISTORIC GATE
London Aeitatss Return Of Temple
Bar to City.

Bar to City.
An agitation is being made to re-
store old Temple Bar to London-not
to where it formerly stood for more
than 4 couple of centuries, at the
Junction Of the Strand and Fleet
street, but to erect 1t in some place
such as the public gardens on the
Thames embankment.
Temple Bar was one Of the most
historic of the city gates. 1t had on
It statues of James l., Elizabeth and
the two Charleses, and in the stirring
days Of the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries many a human head dec
GRATED its upper spikes. Its existence
is still recognized, for whenever the
British monarch wishes to enter the
city he has to pull up where the old
gate stood and ask permission Of the
lord mayor.
In 1877 it had become so serious an
obstruction to the traffic it was re-
moved. The city sold it for trifling
sum to Sir Henry Meux. who re-erect-
ed it at the lodge Of his country home,
Theobald's Park, Essex, a royal hunt
ing place in the days Of the Stuarts.
1t was built by Sir Christopher
Wren, the architect Of St. Paurs ca
thedral, in 1910. Now that. with the
death Of Lady Meux, who survived her
husband. the estate is to be sold. the
city is being strongly urged to buy
the old bar back.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-09
RED CROSS NO LONGER TO
AID SAIISAGES AND SHOES,
enforcement Of international Copy.
riaht to Be Commenced.

The American Red Cross has re.
nuested the solicitor general of the
United States to advise it as to the
proper steps for the enforcement OF
that section of it's federal charter re-.
lating to the use of it's emblem and
name for advertising purposes by
manufacturers, retailers. physicians,
charitable organizations, BARRIERS and
others.
1t is believed that many persons who
use the emblem or the name Of the
Red Cross for advertising purposes do
so in ignorance that such use is for
hidden by law. with penalties for VIC
lation which in aggravated cases may
be fine of $500 and imprisonment for
one year.
The United States has treaty with
all the civilized governments Of the
world to prevent the use Of the en-
blem and name Of the Red Cross ex-
cept as above stated, and this law is
intended as means Of complying
with the terms of the treaty.
There are evidences that public sen
timent is responding to this movement
to respect the peculiar significance of
tho Red Cross and to protect it against
abuse. The American Medical asso-
citation, the American Hospital asso-
citation and the Association Of Military
Surgeons have put themselves on rec.
ord in favor of the movement. Am.
balances in New York have given up
the Red Cross and have adopted the
green st. Andrews cross instead. The
Retail Druggists association and the
Master BARRIERS association have pass
ed resolutions urging their members
to refrain from the use of the SYM
Dol of the Red Cross.
From many sources are coming pro-
tests against the use Of this emblem
as an advertisement of such things as
dynamite, sausage castings, kindling
wood, washboards. stoves, shoes, min
eral water, toothbrushes and the like.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-09
Nora Was Wise.

"Nora." censured the house butler,
III you must break the missus' vases,
Why don't you break the cheap ones
instead Of those expensive imported
ones?''
"Oh, no." laughed Nora. with gay
flourish Of her feather buster. If
broke the cheap ones she would take
them ont Of my wages. "-Chicago
News.