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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on car
orsned ~ 2ss per cent; highest "a per
cent: lowest, "a per cent; Closing "A Rns
oont. rnIine rate, ga per cent IlWc
,nnney was not so literally offered py
hroLers as Of late and while demand Was
not nrecisely active borrowers appeareu
to apnreciate the fact that rates are NOV
iikaIv 10 he any lower I'm the near futuIe.
Rates: sixty days. 393H per cent nlhssttyy
davs az 131s per cent; four months, oV
per cent; five and six months, per AZ.
mand Rates: 4T42 per cent FOR SKY
and ninetv days' bills receivable. Az GA
per cent for choice four TO SIX mohtn'
Single names, per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The foreign
exchange market opened without sp 1S H.
feature Although dull, the tone couid os
described as steady. London discounts
were practically unchanged at ~ per cen.
for sixty days and "a per cent Ior n 1r.'as
DAYS Rates were shade under Tues-
DAYS final figures at 1869 $500 Tor oe.
mand sterling. 1885 n 48375 for Sky
DAYS and 1861. a 4S630 for cables. Shor.
francs were 6.193s less 1882. and snors
relchsmarks 9415-l6 plus 1-32. Lonooii
selling of American securities was repoIt
ed something of an influence In the MAJ,
ket The market closed sluggish, WIN an
easier tone for Saturdays mail transaC,
tons. Discounts we're Sign IlaG ~. ~
easier for ninety days at l1-16, ana LOT
sixty days were not quotablX changeaas n
21A per cent. Demand sterling, 4.oosoV
4s6: cables. 4s620mAS625: sixty days.
4s360M4S375: short francs, 5.lS% less
1892, bid and asked: short reichsmarhs, 30
less 1872, bid and asked:
Bankers posted rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
IRON AND STEEL MARKET,
THE Iron Age" says:

While the market for steel products can
not be called active. the fact remains that
the large steel companies, Win perhaps
ono or two exceptions, are operatnf
larger percentage Of finishing capaclty tnan
at any time this year. The Steel Corpora
ton. which, as already intimated, may b
doing a little better than some OF It's com.
PettOrs Is now pre sbpmsnts and new H or
ders in July exceeded those for any other
month of the year. and II Is expected that
the tonnage statement or August ! 70 -
published August 10 Will snow net gam
~ a5o 0GO tons in orders on the books.
Our pig iron statistics show that t5s
July production, apart from charcoal Iron.
was 06S gross tons, or o.,'ed tons
day. against 1,7s7, SOS tons. or 1855 tons q
day' in June. The banking OF many fur
naces on both July 3 and accounts Tor
the falling off last month TnG dso AUGUST
with daily active capaclty OF os,ssO ,oii ~ q.
the opening OF the month, against osso
tons on July /, should show considerable
gain over last month. ~,
Standing alone the figures DO not give tho
real story Of what is going on IN Ilg ron
n needs TO be said that while lSl furnaces
were active August l. or one less tnan on
IuIv /. the list OF steel works furnaces IN
blast made a net gain or nVe IT tne rnontn,
while the merchant list had a me- Ioss o.
six. Merchant stocks were reduced IN East.
ern Pennsylvania, Virginia, the south. and
I'm most other districts last nontn' 30 tnat
the situation In foundry IRON - Fee'shs
toward the sellers side. 70
The Iron Trade Review says.
In the East there is marked tendency
toward frmer prices for pig iron This q
also true to q considerable extent IN the
southern market. where $40 iron is nov
very scarce An Eastern steel company
is I'm the market for 5000 70 1000 tons Of
basic, and New England company has
purchased 5000 tons OF Virginia iron. Tne
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
compahys purchase Of l25 16 tons OF roga.
actto5 in the Central West, and has ss-
fabshed q price Of slS 80, valley. for 10 ?
The Colonial Steel Company. Pittsoprs,
has closed for approximately 1900 tons 2.
basic The Standard Sanitary Manufaet+.
ing Company, Pittsburg. has entered ~
market for 5000 tons OF foundry grades or
The gradual Improvement IN new, order,
and specifications for steel during the pas.
several weeks continues. and as a result
a number OF mills have witndrawn 10y
nrloes on plates and steel bars, though
Slight concessions are still being offered "
the mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

army Of small investors the supply of
securities availab bic for speculative pur-
poses will continue To contract. Time
money rates are frmer and banks are
not especially anxious 10 make long con
tracts ar prevailing quotations. as they
believe funds will command better quo
ia lions at no remote period. The banks
are conserving their resources. and the
larger number ~ firms and individuals
In the United States are practising
economy, all Of which is making for
stronger condition of economic affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

The market on the Consolidated stock
Exchange closed with a great rush 10 sell
under Wav. Immediately following the
publication of the government crop repS0r,
on grain there had been break ano a
rallV. but the rebound only Invited fresh
selling. which became urgent BEFORE FORE me ne
close stop loss orders were uncovered IN
ali directions. adding TO the pressure or
liquidation. Sales were heavy FULLY dyr on tn
The anal hour The total was distributed
over list of hfty-nine different sto 81 .
With dealings occurring In small OTIS or a
number of stocks Of which no sales We're
reported on the New York stock txcha1 .i' =
II had been the general expectation on the
floor that the government crop repor 1,
would make a poor showing, but II mao
also been argued by many that TINS eN
pected deterioration had been already as
counted ny the recent decline IN the STOCK
market II was this view that was respon
sihIe for the temporary rally which fol-
lowed the publication Of the report IN
the final break in prices Reading failed 70
sell under 14s11, against q low toucnee
on the other board Of las. Amalgama ed
Copper however, got down 70 62's' against
So Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
LIMITED coPARTNERsHIP.

HARRINGTON GOOpMAN, -,
CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION OF LIN
TIED PARTNERSHIP.
whereas the copartnership heretofore exist
ing between Samuel Goodman. Joseph Z. Good
man and william Z Goodman. j., mas oeen
dissolved by mutual consent Samuel GOODMAN
whereas such partnership had at the time OF
TIA aspiration transacted business IN the state
Of New York for more than three years
Now know. that the undersigned nave en-
pursuant TO the laws Of the state OF New
York and will continue 20 conduct the business
under the hrrn name OF Harrington & GOODMAN
mes, is located is in the County Of New York:
That the general nature 81 the business IN
tended 10 be transacted is the buying, selhns
and dealing in tailors' trimmings and FURNISH
that in said partnership Joseph z Goodman
and william d Goodman. jr., are general part,
ners and william z. Goodman Is specia'
partner. .. ,..r.s..A
,h.rein ali of whom are II full age, ana the
respective places Of residence are es fohows
To,sph E. Goodman. 1888 Drexel Road. Pnila--
William f. Goodman. Jr., Graver's Lane and
William e. Goodman, l4O BetnIehem fiKe'
Chestnut Hi. Philadelphia Pa
The amount Of capital which tne Vuo Speclats
Partner william z. Goodman. has oontriou.eeo
70 the comrnon stock OF the copar'ii7'''ip = wv
Tn. said copsrtnership is TO begin on the
First day Of June. 1911, and Is 10 end on the
First day OF December. 1914 -, ~
In witness whereof the said parties have
duly signed the foregoing Certificate the First
D'' u Jos. E: .eooDMLAGNS;, T.
W WI Z Mc6Eo z, SQSpMAN' d.
witnesses; Ira e. Keller. f. NJ Dukes Tno'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Aug. s-Consols advanced l-l6 to-
day TO 1874 for money and "a 8-16 for the e G
20 24s7s Grand Trunk declined u 10 ~.
Money was easier. but discount rates were
firm to-day.
Hot weather and the strike news :estr1ct,
cd business on the Stock Exchange and
price movements were narrow. Home rolls
and Kafnrs were weak, but consols ard
foreign shares closed STEADY American Sc
the forenoon. In the early afternoon prices
declined on fears of a strike on the Ameri-
can roads. but the market hardened In the
late trading and closed steady.
The Stock Exchange VIII 'be closed on
saturday. August 1s.
Paris. Aug. 9.-Thyee per cent rtntes
closed confines lower, at "a francs IS cen
times Trading was quiet, but prices we're
rather heavy on the Bourse.
Berlin. Aug 9.-Unfavorable New York
sdvices caused weakness on the Boerse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
BANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

Berlin. Aug. 9.-The weekly return Of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows the
following changes: Cash in hand decreased
$500 marks loans decreased &,s06. 600
marks, discounts decreased 63.4N marks,
notes in circulation decreased 5e,999 900
marks deposits decreased 12,93s,00o marks,
gold in hand increased 1,o47,C0O marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
tsrday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller q Son:
BY order Of executors
., .hares Canda Cattle Car Company pre- -
fsrred: ~ shares Canda Cattle Car Conn
many common; % shares Edison Ore MIL
ing Company. 100 shares American Pun
verifying Company; 100 shares Gore I'm
derground Wire Company. 30 shares Prong
Moulding Machine Company: Is sares
Consolidated International Railway Tele-
graph Company: 1870 shares Electrical De- Z.
velopment Company: 20 shares Edisrn
Electric Light Company OF Europe lo' .S5o
For account Of whom II may concern.
o5 shares Fsrlov Draft Gear Company. Bal
timore Trust Company certificate OF DE-
posit hypothetical 80: .,.....,, =. ;, loo
IL $50 Atlantic Mutual Insurance company
scrip OF 1911 ...--.... - - o . AZ
175 shares Audubon National Bank Of Se~
90 shares CThe) Texas Company. 100. .lo4'
81. coo United states Realty ana improve
ment Company per cent bonds, due july
l. 1924: interest January and july; &c
crued interest to be charged ...... 800. 80 ~
% shares Siegel Store Corporation preieIr~l y,
eos shares Audubon National BANK OF Ns"
-. 81
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.Interest 10 Ia added
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 Pvo'
SCSINO RAILWAY COMPANY

FIRST MORTGAGE 80 GOLD boNp -.,,
xo,,ce is hereby given that the penrpy ss
Bonas OF ,,a, Comnany will be ready foS y
sound Rai Nv ,rS@ o. the United statos n,
livery 4, wall street New York on
after Angus, iit9 l9ii oSTiss Ga hS T:mp
cer, ll,4Sn STATES TRUST c ,o1MPsiny
TRUSTEE. by W. Vice Presierl]
August 9th. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities tne
trading was moderately active In spots,
with an irregular price movement In soine
quarters strength developed on pe'ter
buying movement but this was onset ny
continued pressure on some OF the NOR
important issues. American Tooaoco
opened down points and subsequently de-
clined 4 further, but later rallied slightly on
covering Standard Oh was unchanged;
Houston Oil issues showed strength, ana
common advanced over "a and the pre-,
ferred nearly 4 points. Intercontine,n..a, :,
Rubber moved up about "a Manhattan
Transit continued heavy. The Porcupine
issues we're irregular. with pressure III
spots Nipisslng was weak. Copper issues
were unchanged. In bonds Texas company
SIS. after opening down II, were well sup
ported and moved up full point from me M,
lowest Other issues moved within smaii
fraction Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks m
which there we're no trsnsa ctions yester'
day on the New York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE -.
BARNEY & SMITH CAR COMPANY.
Dayton, Ohio. August Sth, lel1.
A dividend OF 2co has been declared upon
N. Preferred stock Of this Company. payable
September Ist. 1911 transfer Books Will close
on August 18th and reopen on September 2nd
checks on New York will be mailed.
j r KIEFABER, Secretary g IreasureI:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

BY J. Thomas Re!nharct No u
Broad street New York; No. 81 Deyonsass
street, Boston. and No. fe King street "es-
Toronto, Caneda.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bosto par;
Chicago, par: New Orleans. commercial o0c
discount, bank 81 premium 81: d sous; an iG'
discount bid. sc discount asked; savannah
buying 3-16c discount, selling par; MIN
neapois 5Oc premium. Charleston. buying ing
par, selling lilo per cent premium %"
Francisco, sight DC, telegraph &C.
BANK CLEARINGS - New York, ex-
changes 500, $40 S57. balances $1265S,9 2l: Bos-
ton, exchanges $24,652.313, balances sl,34l,SlI,
baltimore. exchanges s513. b. balances
sSl5.673; Chicago exchanges Al,3lS'o- pal
ances s1,s21,47s; Philadelphia exchanges
s204711S balances N.69l.23S
SILVER MARKET:-Commerclai bar 81 ST.
yer. 52isc; Mexican silver dollars. 45c. Bar
silver in London closed a "a l-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM-Tn Madrid. s.35; Lis
bon, Z.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican e3-
change on New YORK Is quoted az -ol12'
FEDERAL, TREASURY OPERATIONS;
The latest daily report of the fedora
Treasury shows customs receipts, {l,O5 Icot
internal revenue. including corporation , w,
81 sol .931. and miscellaneous. Sl43,H IndhlIie
a total OF 81 s43Ol7 Expenditures on orul
nary government account for the same tlhhe
were s, $3.50 For the month 10 date Or
binary receipts have been 81 pz'4i ana tns
ordinary expenditures Slo%o; f9f the eo- 200
Of receipts since August being N,V9i'3S-'
For the fiscal year to date ordinary re-
CENTS have been SS3. isI9oS. against SoSofo,lIv
I'm the same time last year, Wnlle ordlildIS
expenditures have been S,8.fs5.to' ! coinpsIte ed
with 81. 157 I'm the corresponding perlod
Of i91o. the excess of expenditures amount
ing to H4996,04s. against the excess or OK
na1dIturss Of ss7t+qS7 a year ago Includ-
ing Panama Canal account and public debt
account the excess Of all receipts over ex-
pendtures since July /, lell, amounts 10
s121t3 .63S comparing with deIc' III t"r
preceding year Of sl3.7soZoo
SUB TREAsURT TRANSACTlONS.,T
local Sub-reasury was debtor 10 the New
York Clearing House yesterday 10 the
o,,,,,tp, Of 1907 705
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

Total FOR the day, H253 shares compared WI" fo
shares for the corresponding day In 1910
Total sales January g. inclusive sSles23 shares
for the period IN 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF -
AMERICAN SMELLING AND REFINING GU;
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the American Smelling and Refining Company
will be held at the principal once Of the Com
pany az No. is Exchange Place. Jersey CITY,
in the State OF New Jersey on WEDNESDAY
the Sixth day OF September, 1911 at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon. for the purpose OF
elsoting a Board Of Directors OF said Com
lion OF such other business as may properly
come before tho meeting.
The Transfer Books OF the stock or THIS
Company will be closed at three o'clock P. NJ
the 18th day OF August 1911. ana Will be 70
opened on the 2sth day of August, 1911.
W T MERRtSS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
MEETINGS.
aANKERs LITE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
TIfF CITY OF NEW YORK.

THE CITY OF NEW lUKk.
snecisl meeting OF the stockholders OF the
RANKERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN1
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK will be heid
~ ~ ,ven,v-nrth DAY Of August, 1911, at
Sc o'clock in the afternoon. at the once
of the company. No 100 Broadway, Borough
Of Mani attain. City. County and state OF New
yorL foT the purpose Of voting upon propo-
sition 10 Increase it's capital stock from
500 900. consisting Of one thousand shares OF
the par value OF 10000 each, 10 sooo'Vvp. con-
value Of 500 90 each. 800
Dated New York. August 9th, 1911.
WILBUR s. TUPPER, President.
Attest. { & PT-IIENKANfP secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

,odd lot. tsers cent, per share.
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Furnished by swartwout & Appenzellsr No. 4
Pine street)


Approx.
Name Maturity. Bid. Ask. yield
Anal Copper c. April. 1918. l00S 1905 so
Am Cigar p C. March To- 1912. e97s l0Ois $50
Bait 4 4sa p =, June. 1913. 1905 lOOss i27
Beth Steel Corp p G Nov, 1914 o0ba lOoS 5.I4
Ches & Ohio Az G. June 1914. 90b 991 "A
G & \ 3 c. March Is, 1918 Of. 99es 100 800
9, II < d Ry p c. July. 1918. 30 99a t3S
u & II equip Az c. July 1922 10l l02 ABS
Denver a = p c. April. 1914 90s 100 g 90
Emp Dist Flee p C. May. 1912 93l7 100 600
Erie X r p c. April :. 1914 1905 1915 554
General Motors p C. oct. 1915. 90 aai. & 20
Gen Rubber 4ls c. July, 1919. 96Ts 97S 20
Hudson Cos 9 c. Feb. t9l3.... asa 10 u 80
Lack steel ; ? c. March. 1915 93. ~ co.
MINI q 81 I, y G. Feb. 1918. 9ii9 ~ $50
X & T5p c. May 1913 ..... a9s 9os 52S
Mo Pac Ry GO ) g. June I. "A o7's 97's SO
Cent 4l7 r 9. March. 1914 i00s 1909 80
G Lines. eats. p e. Nov.
49, 1s'i is2 c. Jan 1911 1925 tigtt basis bass.
NYN Hopc lgii- ~. 1903 lolt so
Southern Ry p g. Feb, 1913. .lOoss iO0As 456
Tidewater co . C. June 1913. i0iis 1915 400
I'm Typewr e. Jan Is. 1914 100 ioOas 40
Western r & T p c. Feb. 1912 l0oA i0OA 400
West r & NJ q p C. Aug. 1918. .lOi,s 100 fo1
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NEW WORK CITY BONDS.

by ". ". CoIer q CO.. No. 20 Cedar
street,
Accrued interest TO be added
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FERRY COMPANIES.

BID Asked. Bid. Asked
Bklyn SIS. l2. l3i. 10Th & 23d ST. 30 81
NYEHF q SIS ~ OF do bonds. 60 10
" Y ist Sc 1851 i01hl Union Ferry. "a 20
" r. 20 do LIST os.. 81 100
90 LIST os.. SIS %
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney z Co. 70
Broad street, New York. ard NO. iEz SUN
arr street, Philadelphia
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Charles Head 8 Co. No. II BIOS
street New York;
LAND STOCKS.
A.kst
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~TA,rons intsrohan geabie. tRegistHred. {Cou-
..~S kpeetseSro1 and coupon -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24

fr The three months .n which
Governor johnson. OF California.
has held office. be and the Legisia-
fure. which has teen IN sympathy
fyiih him. have made much progress
|n Tho Vay % redecming platform
pledges Whuo all the projects
Initiated by him may not appeal 20
ri'izeus who believe IN tho stability
- government. no one can accuse
mo Governor Of not selzing time BY
Tho forelo~H The initiative. refer
cndum. rernu md wor1nn's suffrage
were submitted 20 che people. tho
authority ~ tho state railroad COM
mission w1s increased n law lin
Fling tto employment NJ women was
passed. 80 party circle was oboI-
i9hcd md shorter ballot pro-
vifed. tte Oregon Senatorial plan
vas established. an employers la.
hUi'y law was enacted and connie
sion was appointed 90 conserve the
natural resources o. tho state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
NEWS BRIEFS
little items Told IN Q
Few llnel

DR.. William George Boiler. an os-
teopathic physician. has mover his Of
fees from the Board OF Trade building
TO No. 23i2 Chapline street.
A meeting OF the Osiris Temple OF
the Shrincrs has been called for Fri
day evening OF this week. at the Ma.
sonic club \ number OF important
business matters are 10 be attended
10 and n Is likely that there will be
"a large attendance.
Wheeling members OF the West Viz
giuia Retail Dealers association are
arranging TO attend the annual meet
ing OF the association. which will be
held al Huntington. on June IS and
~. This organization has doubled its
membership within .ac past year
Representative OF the Arion Bee
thoven and Mozart Einging societies
OF this city and the Germania Of Par
kershurg. are arranging TO attend the
National SanEerfcst which will De-
held this year in Milwaukee. on June
%. ? and %. Several thousand are
expected 10 attend the meeting this
year.
Local Union No. .. American Flint
elias Workers union will hold their
annual picnic on SATURDAY afternoon.
June -. AZ the state fair grounds
An excellent program has been ar
ranged
Wheeling Colorcd Odd Fellows viii
leave Tor Washington. Pa. on Sunday
10 attend the dedication Of the new
odd Fellows home at that city.
The members OF the Kahn club OF
~. Johns church have chartered the
launch "\adavcra" and on June ( will
take an all day cruise down the Ohio
returning I'm the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
NORMAL COMMENCEMENT.
At Fairmont Occurs Early In Coming
Month.

FAIBMONT. W. Va. May 22.-ThC
commencement program for the Fair
mont State Normal school has been
announced as follows:
Saturday. June 3. play day festivi-
ties on campus.
Wednesday. June :. annual play.
department ~ expression.
Thursday, June =. junior class day.
Friday. June 9. society night.
Saturday. june 10. senior class day.
Sunday. June II. annual sermon.
Monday morning. June i. com
rnencemrnf. with Hon. Tracy L. Jcf.
freys. OF Martins Ferry. as speaker.
Monday afternoon. June T.. alumni
dinner
a class o. about one hundred mem
hers. the largest in the history Of tho
institution. viii graduate this year
Great preparations arc being made
for the commencement program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
Mrs. WiIheImlna Majesty.

ON Thursday morning. from her
late home al No. 5ll North Front
street. will he held the funeral OF
the late Mrs. Wilholmina Maicsky.
who died on Monday night M The
North Wheeling hospital Tho death
OF Mrs Majesty followed an illness
Of but three days She was 49, years
Of axe and was the mother of the
late John Majesty. who dsd only a
few weeks ago. The deceased was
born in Germany. hut the greater part
OF her life was spent In this country.
surviving her are one son. Herman
OF New Castle. and four daughters.
as follows: Mrs. Rosa Hartman and
Mrs. Mary Forkc. OF New Castle.
Mrs. Lena Rosk"y. Of Conoyvillc. Kan
sas. and Mrs. Gusta Ferncl. OF Calf
fornia. The Rev. 4. W. Wcrder. OF
ST James Lutheran church. will Of
nciate. and the intcrmcut will be
made At Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
Burns Are Fatal.

Srscial n.sIatch To- the IrtellIzen~rr.
FAlRMONT. W Va. MAY 23.-Nrs.
Frank Sapp died this morning NJ Cook
hospital from injuries received al her
home IN This CITY yesterday. when her
clothing ignited from a burning piece
Of paper which her small child had
dropped upon the floor. The de-
ceased was only i years Of age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
I. NJ. 4 Dance
Large Number Expected TO Attend
Affair at Mozart Hall This
Evening.

This evening at Mozart nall. a dance
will be given by the T. VI. A. of this
city. which promises 10 be one OF the
most enjoyable affairs conducted at
Mozart for some time. Elaborate
plans have been made for the AFFAIR.
The full T. VI. A. orchestra will fur
nish music. while electric fans have
been installed to add TO the comforts
OF the evening. \ large attendance
is expected